LongBow Women’s Golf League results

  LongBow Ladies had 21 members play a 9-hole event to complete their season on Sept. 14. Six groups teed off at 9:30 to play a Crazy hole-by-hole event. Each hole featured a different off-beat instruction.

   Winners of the more traditional golf games were Louise Hay, closest to the pin on Hole 2; Mary Hagelie longest putt on Hole 5 and Ginny Muller closest to the center line on Hole 9.

   The ladies then held their year-end meeting and award ceremony, where they enjoyed a catered lunch at the LongBow clubhouse and elected officers for the 2023 season. Mona Emerson was elected president and Pat Roush vice president.

   The 2022 league champions were named, where members may play in three qualifying rounds during the season. The best two of three are used to name the winners. They are Pat Roush, low gross, league champion with a two-round total of 174. Hope Olson won low net league champion with two-round net of 130.

   Flight winners, with members only being able to win in one category, are are as follows: Flight 1 (14-24 course handicap) - Chris Barns, low gross 179 and Karen Cochran, low net 143; flight 2 (25-26 course handicap) - Jeanne Major, low gross 189 and Mary Hagelie, low net 147; flight 3 (28-29 course handicap) - Suzie Mandsager, low gross 190 and Kathy Severson, low net 151; flight 4 (30+ course handicap) - Harriet Mouw, low gross 211 and Laura Varner, low net 150.

   Other awards were given out for members who had made birdies during the season (of which there were 35 made by 16 golfers) with them receiving a ball marker. There were 35 chip-ins by 16 golfers, each receiving $2 per chip in. Hope Olson was named most improved player for the season, while the lowest gross during the season was an 82 by Pat Roush and lowest net was a 59 by Laura Varner.