Chapter News & Announcements
  • News from HQ - June 12, 2026

    Follow the Team Championship on Golf Genius 

    The 2026 LPGA Amateurs Team Championship is being held this weekend, June 12 - 13 at Paradise Valley Golf Course, Fairfield CA. You can follow your favorite team(s) during these events by downloading the Golf Genius App and using the following GGID: 26TEAMCHAMP

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        Cup Qualifier Phase 1 Registration Opens on June 18

        LPGA Amateurs Regional Qualifiers are taking place across the US this August leading up to the 2026 Cup Finals on October 23–24 at Casa Blanca Resort & Casino in Mesquite, NV. Teams of four women will compete in Four Ball and Singles Match Play over two days of exciting competition. Start building your team now! Check out the details of this popular tournament at this link. 
         
        Phase 1 Registration opens Thursday, June 18 at 1:00 PM EDT!


      • LPGA Amateurs TEAM Championship starts Friday

        The LPGA Amateurs TEAM Championship is almost here.  This is an annual event presented by our National staff.  This year, the location is here on the west coast at Paradise Valley Golf Course in Fairfield.  Teams from across the nation are competing in this event.  But no chapter is represented better than Sacramento with 8 teams!  The event is June 12 and 13.  You can follow our teams by using the GGID:  26TEAMCHAMP

        Cheering for the following teams:

        Birdie Birches            Ramona Marshall and Jeri Paik

        Hack Attack                Cheryl Vivas and Jan Richmond

        Double Trouble         Yolanda Day and Tyra Jarvis

        Two Positrons            Kris Corbridge and Nanci Smith

        Par-Tee Partners       Kristine Burke and Paula Plesha

        Hot Flashes                Andi Saxe and Marian Kubiak

        Oldies but Goodies   Vicki Philpott and Esther Garcia

        Beam Team                Marcia Whiting and Lori Lucius


      • Our club joins Sacramento Women's Golf Club for fun round at Haggin Oaks

        Two Haggin Oaks clubs joined up for a fun round of Cha, Cha, Cha on June 10.  The teams were mixed and matched so every foursome had a chance to win valuable prizes.  In the end, the top three winning teams were:

        -12     Marian Kubiak, Jen Gregory, Karen Keely, and Judi Ferreira

        -10     Sonya Bradley, Paula Plesha, Janet Georgie, and Cindi McCormack

        -10     Elaine Fat, Krista Whitman, Liz Eastman and blind draw

        Losing in a scorecard playoff….

        -10      Lori Lucius, Holly Chang, Karen Moreno and blind draw 


      • Turkey Creek SRS 2 and NCGA Team Play Info

        Turkey Creek is in the books!  In the Sacramento River Series, our low team of the day with a 67 was Karen Graser and Lori Lucius.  Karen is now atop the Flight A leaderboard with Lori close behind.  In Flight B, Chao Chen moved into the top spot with Rona Peters right below her.  Still several rounds to go before the SRS is finalized. 

        This round also served to determine who would represent our Chapter at the upcoming NCGA Team Play Qualifier.  The Qualifier is July 13 at Whitney Oaks.  There are spots available to sign up even if you are not on a team so come out and cheer for our players.  The teams are:

        LPGA Amateurs Sacramento 1:  Marian Kubiak, Jan Richmond, Paula Plesha, Rona Peters

        LPGA Amateurs Sacramento 2:  Jen Gregory, Theresa Garcia, Kris Corbridge, Nanci Smith

        Let’s go teams!  Represent us with pride!


      • News from HQ - June 4, 2026

        Cup Qualifier Phase 1 Registration Opens on June 18

        LPGA Amateurs Regional Qualifiers are taking place across the US this August leading up to the 2026 Cup Finals on October 23–24 at Casa Blanca Resort & Casino in Mesquite, NV. Teams of four women will compete in Four Ball and Singles Match Play over two days of exciting competition. Start building your team now! Check out the details of this popular tournament at this link. 
         
        Phase 1 Registration opens Thursday, June 18 at 1:00 PM EDT!

          Member Benefit Highlight - Online LPGA Pro Shop Discount

          LPGA Amateurs members now receive 10% off purchases from the Online LPGA Pro Shop! Shop the latest LPGA apparel, accessories, and merchandise at the LPGA Pro Shop - and be sure to check out the new Barbie X LPGA Collection!

          Your discount is tied to the email address associated with your LPGA Amateurs membership and should be applied automatically at checkout.

            2026 Women on Par Scholarship Recipients

            We recently announced four new recipients of the Women on Par Scholarship! Originally established in 2007, the women on Par scholarship provides financial assistance for three to four, “non-traditional” female students, over the age of 30, pursuing higher education for the first time, with the intention of helping women get “on par” with their peers through the opportunities a college degree provides.

            Winners are selected based on need, personal and professional goals, and their personal stories. By participating in the LPGA Amateurs Virtual Scramble, you help these women achieve their education and life goals! 

            Read more about the Women on Par Scholarship and the 2026 recipients at this link.


              Member Benefits - Father's Day Gifts
               
              If you’re looking for Father’s Day gifts, explore the exclusive savings available to LPGA Amateurs members in the Member Clubhouse! From 15% off at PGA TOUR Superstore for the golfers in your life to deals on travel, dining, entertainment, and theme parks, the LPGA Amateurs Perks program offers member-only discounts - saving you up to 50% at over 1 million locations across the U.S. and worldwide.

              Details are available in the Member Clubhouse > My Benefits > Benefits page.

                 

                Upcoming Important Dates

                June 12-13: Team Championship, Paradise Valley Country Club, Fairfield CA More info
                June 18: Cup Qualifiers Phase 1 Registration Opens at 1:00pm EDT More Info
                June 22: Cup Qualifiers Phase 1 Registration Closes at 11:59pm EDT More Info
                June 30:Member Get a Member Drive ends
                July 3: LPGA Amateurs Offices Closed for Fourth of July (US Holiday)
                July 10-11: Championship Open, Barefoot Resort, Myrtle Beach SC More Info
                July 10- Aug 2: Summer Virtual Scramble More Info
                Oct 23-24: Cup Finals, Casa Blanca Golf Resort & Casino, Mesquite, NV
                Oct 31: Biggest Loser Handicap Challenge Ends


              • Welcome to Our New Members!
                Please join us in welcoming our newest LPGA Amateurs Sacramento Chapter members!

                We are excited to have each of you in our golf community and look forward to seeing you at upcoming events, league play, clinics, and social gatherings.

                To our current members, please make our new members feel welcome.  A friendly hello can go a long way in building the connections that make our chapter so special. 

                Welcome!

                Roxanne Friedrich

                Susan Collins

                Roni Bowling

                Tona Rose

                Teri Vago-bejma

                Patricia Thomas

                Lisa Obaseki

                Dana Carrigan

                Wanda Sanders

                Linda Ollie Anderson

                Penelope Crumpley

                Jenni Albee

                Patricia Martin

                Mary Lucca

                Together we're building a community where every member feels welcomed, connected and inspired to enjoy the game of golf. 

                Monique Cox 
                Membership Chair


              • Wildhawk Event Results - SRS #1

                By:  Marcia Whiting, Events Director

                And the second Lucky 7 series – the Sacramento River Series (SRS) – is off and running.  Jumping to an early 0.1 lead in Flight B is Tina Tran.  She is closely followed by Karen Zamarripa, Carrie Yoshida and many others.  In Flight A, the first round resulted in a tie at the top between Kristine Burke and our President, Karen Graser.   But everyone is still in close pursuit.  If you missed round one at Wildhawk, remember we will be dropping the lowest score in the final standings.  It is never too late to come out and play –especially if you want to play “just for fun”.  We love fun golfers.

                At Wildhawk, we played Lone Ranger format.  One golfer was designated to score on specific holes, along with the best net of the remaining three.  It was a close, and fun, event.  (If you would like to review the entire leaderboard, it is available in Golf Genius using the GGID:  ML58YW)

                Also, it seems Wildhawk was recently re-rated by USGA – the slope changed from 110 to 113.  With this update, the final scores changed slightly.  We had some great golfers playing lead by Kristine Burke with a net 68! Wow! Others shooting net 72 or better included:  Karen Graser, Andi Saxe, Lori Lucius, and Karen Zamarripa.  Leading the net birdies category, with seven each:  Karen Graser, Susan Collins, and Kristine Burke. 

                Our team results:

                Three teams with the lowest score – earning 3 points each:

                135     Kristine Burke, Lori Lucius, Marian Kubiak, Carrie Yoshida

                136     Chao Chen, Andi Saxe, Marcia Whiting, Karen Zamarripa

                136     Karen Graser, Margie Longo, Tina Tran, Rona Peters

                Two teams earning 2 points each:

                138     Sunny Shimabukuro, Vicki Philpott, Sonya Bradley, LaRhonda Sayles-Willis

                139     Rita Langolias, Jody West, Paula Plesha, Susan Collins

                 Check out the new Sacramento Series Leaderboard under Quick Links!

                Marcia Whiting and Andi Saxe celebrating twin birdies on Par 3, #4 at Wildhawk.  (I'm the twin on the left)

                Our "ladies in pink" rolled up to the first tee....photo bombed by the "ladies in blue"!


              • The Ridge -- Final Arcade Creek Series

                Whew....for me personally...it was a brutal day at The Ridge to wrap up the Arcade Creek Series (ACS).  The weather was pleasant, the company was pleasant...but the golf was...ugh.  I'm humbled!  Lucky for me we only take on The Ridge once per year!  Thanks to everyone who came out for the challenge. 

                This was our final ACS event...blind draw for partners in Fourball scoring.  The teams which excelled with a final round of 3+ points:

                65  Nanci Smith and Sonya Bradley  (How did that combo come out in first place??)

                66  Pam Katros and Jeri Paik (That makes sense.)

                69  Susan Collins and LaFronda Sayles-Willis (name change made by The Ridge cart)

                70  Theresa Garcia and Chao Chen (Theresa wins 2 weeks running???)

                71 Tie  Marian Kubiak and Marcia Whiting  (Thank you Marian!!) tied with Lynda Lapp and her blind draw

                The leaderboard has been updated.  We ended with a tie in Flight A - so we paid 11 places in both flights!  The next 7 series starts at Wildhawk next week.  Let's get it on!


              • Review of Short Game Book Club by Krista Wylder

                I want to extend a huge thank you for our second on-course session for the Short Game Book Club on May 8th, based on Chapter 5 of Dave Pelz's Short Game Bible by Dave Pelz.

                The 1st hole of the Academy Course at Haggin Oaks Golf Complex was transformed into a first-class learning environment featuring multiple practice stations designed to help golfers truly understand and apply Pelz’s scoring concepts.

                The setup was incredibly well thought out and gave everyone a practical way to turn the lessons from the book into measurable results on the course.

                Events like this are what make the book club so valuable. We are not just reading about better golf—we are taking the concepts onto the course, testing them, and helping each other improve.



              • Book Club - 2 sessions down, 2 more to go
                Enlightening fun and exciting to learn in a different way - peer to peer.   The first two sessions of the book club have commenced on May 3rd virtual and May 8th.  Tona started the group off with a useful warm-up routine that will prove invaluable.  

                We encourage you to join the Short Game Book Club and attend future sessions.

                After the virtual overview on the 3rd we met at Haggin oaks on the 8th. Participants had the opportunity to:

                • Test the Clock Face Method and calibrate exactly how far each wedge carries at various swing positions (7:30, 9:00, and 10:30)
• Dial in precise wedge distances and build confidence from key scoring yardages
• Practice landing shots inside Pelz’s “Golden Eight,” the critical zone between 2 and 10 feet where scoring opportunities are created
• Experience a variety of realistic short-game scenarios from different distances and lies.


                Registration is open for meeting #3 of 4 on Friday May 29th evening at Stones Pin High Simulator!  See events on the main page to register. 



              • Scramble Fun at Bartley!  What a day!
                It was great to see all those smiling faces at the first tee on Saturday.   If success can be judged by the amount of conversation and laughter in the clubhouse post round, the Scramble Fun at Bartley Cavanaugh was a huge success.  Most important – our club raised over $600 for LPGA Girls Golf and the First Tee of Greater Sacramento.  Many thanks to all who participated and donated generously.  (You might want to start planning for our “major” fundraiser, Swing for the Girls, at Haggin Oaks on August 30.  This will be scramble teams of four – double the fun!)

                The scores were close – the sign of a good competition.  Congratulations to all of the winners.  

                Scramble Winners!
                Lions Flight: 
                1st place:  62 Margie Longo and Michael Maddox
                2nd place:  63 Theresa Garcia and Paula Plesha
                3rd place:  65 Andi Saxe and Pam Katros

                Tigers Flight:
                1st place:  63 Lori Williams and Betty Galvez
                2nd place:  64  Carrie and Bruce Yoshida
                3rd place:  65  Marina Armbruster and Kim Goff

                Closest to the Hole Winners!
                Carrie Yoshida:  Tigers Flight, Hole 17, 1’10
                Lori Heavin:  Tigers Flight, Hole 8, 9’
                Paula Plesha:  Lions Flight, Hole 8, 10’5
                Theresa Garcia:  Lions Flight, Hole 17, 9’6

                SKINS Winners!
                Tigers Flight:
                Rita Langolias/Ramona Marshall (2)
                Marina Armbruster/Kim Goff (2)
                Bruce and Carrie Yoshida (2)
                Karen Graser/Stephanie Clendenin (1)

                Lions Flight:
                Theresa Garcia/Paula Plesha (2)
                Esther Garcia/Deb Jones-Brown (2)
                Melissa Barnes/Nanci Smith (1)
                Andi Saxe/Pam Katros (1)
                Marcia Whiting/Lori Lucius (1)
                Margie Longo/Michael Maddox (1)
                Jim and Vicki Philpott (1)

                 

                Our WINNERS!  Michael Maddox and Margie Longo with a final score of 62!  As residents of Davis - they had no problem playing on a windy day!  Congratulations!

                Our birthday girls prepare to celebrate....Pam Katros and Jen Gregory.

                And below, an assortment of random photos (sorry I did not capture everyone's smiling face)....

                Susan Collins, Phung Tran (Tina's Mom -- all the way from Denmark to join us!), Tina Tran, and Candice Fong

                The "Jen's" - Jennifer Tobkin and Jennifer Gregory along with Theresa Garcia and Paula Plesha

                Marina Armbruster and Kim Goff celebrate winning!

                Calvin and Joanie Lew joined up with Bruce and Carrie Yoshida.

                All this and a bag of chips!  Andi Saxe, Pam Katros, Stephanie Clendenin, Karen Graser and Marcia Whiting

                The Philpott's - Jim and Vicki!

                Post round with Susan Collins, Tina Tran, and Candice Fong.

                After many years as a member, Theresa Garcia FINALLY wins something!

                Marcia Whiting and Lori Lucius win - again!


              • Chapter represented in recent NCGA play

                NCGA Women’s One Day Series

                Four of our chapter members took a drive to Corning to play in the at the Links at Rolling Hills on May 5, 2026.  They represented us very well.  Check out these results:

                Esther Garcia, 2nd overall, and 2nd in Flight B

                Jan Richmond, 3rd overall, and 3rd in Flight B

                Vicki Philpott, 4th overall, and 1st in Flight A

                Rita Nurita (Langlois) T8 overall, and 2nd in Flight A

                On Monday, May 11, several chapter members participated at Turkey Creek. And once again, several played well.  Results:

                Vicki Philpott, 1st place in Flight A, Net 75

                Sunny Shimabukuro, 2nd place in Flight B, Net 79

                Lynda Lapp, 3rd place in Flight H, net 78

                In the Series Team standings, the two LPGA Amateurs teams are neck and neck in Overall standings after several events.  If you haven’t participated in NCGA events, give it a try!


              • Whitney Oaks Results - ACS #6

                We have now confirmed Whitney Oaks continues to be the course to “test your game”!  We had 20 brave golfers take the test on Saturday, May 9.  Thank goodness for our Local Rule – maximum score of 10.  Good news, the game of the day only required a player to get one good par 3, par 4, or par 5 to help the team build a winning scorecard.  Our winning teams:

                3 points each

                57           Pam Katros, Jeri Paik, Susan Esposito, Charisse Yambao

                59           Andi Saxe, Sunny Shimabukuro, Doreen Freund, Rona Peters

                2 points each

                61           Lori Lucius, Chao Chen, Kris Corbridge, Shin Park

                61           Rita Langolias, Jen Gregory, Jan Richmond, Susan Collins

                Everyone else was guaranteed 1 point, and individual scores of net 72 or better guaranteed 3 points, net 73 to 79 guaranteed 2 points, and net birdies are always 0.10.  Thanks to everyone who is joining in with play. 

                The updated leaderboard has been posted under "Quick Links".  It is a race to the finish with our final event in the ACS series on May 24 at The Ridge.   In Flight A, Andi Saxe has taken over the lead by a small margin.  There is a tie for the 10th spot between Sunny Shimabukuro and Kristine Burke.  In Flight B, Jeri Paik leaped up 4 spots to lead the flight by .1 over Jan Richmond.  

                Good luck to everyone in an effort to hang on to a top 10 final spot!

                Winning team -- Pam, Jeri, Susan, and Charisse -- celebrate Jeri's birdie on Hole #8!! Wow!


              • News From HQ for Chapter Members
                Click for the May 7, 2026 News from HQ.  

              • Member Focused Learning - Stacey Baradit's Journey to Most Improved in 2025

                Who is Stacey Baradit?

                She is the 2025 most improved player for the LPGA Amateurs Sacramento chapter.  In 2025 she started with a handicap index of 18.2 and ended at 12.7.  (Most improved is a mathematical calculation that compares a beginning handicap index at the beginning of a year and an ending index at the end of the year of all players with a Handicap Index in the Chapter.  The highest improvement factor signifies greater improvement and receives the Most Improved Award for the Year).

                Stacey’s recent journey to Sacramento from Connecticut shows that she embraces change and struggle, accepts joy and comforts, makes a plan, then does it.   Elisa Lu, the 2026 Olympic gold medalist for ice skating, is Stacey’s image of how to play golf:  for the joy of it and on her own terms. Outside of golf, Stacey maintains this ethos in multiple activities, including backpacking, skiing and trail running. She has an endless curiosity and is always one to try something new and learn from it. Most recently, it’s gardening and herbalism. Ultimately, it’s the combination of all of these experiences that brings her joy, and the mental fortitude to focus on the challenges of golf, as well as laugh at the ridiculous circumstances that inevitably occur during the game.

                Read MORE...




              • NCGA Senior/Super Senior - Our Winners!

                The NCGA Senior/Super Senior tournament was scheduled for play on Tuesday and Wednesday.  The rain did not cooperate on Tuesday.  Play was cancelled and players were left to hike the foothills, play cards, investigate Angels Camp, wine tasting in Murphy’s, or just relax!  With the tournament reduced to one day, players had to bring their "A" game on Wednesday.  Our chapter was well represented with more than 10 competitors in the field. 

                Vicki Philpott proved that one day was all she needed.  She blew away the competition.  Vicki shot a gross 74 at Copper Valley.  The tournament used stableford scoring.  Vicki was at the top of the leaderboard for both gross, with 34 points, and net with 40 points.  The closest competitor in gross play was 9 points behind her!  I’m guessing she had all phases of her game clicking to put up those numbers!  

                Other chapter members who played some great golf during the tournament include: 

                Kris Corbridge, Super Senior 3rd place overall net and first Flight D  (35 points)

                Esther Garcia, Super Senior, 1st place in Flight C (33 points)

                Lori Lucius, Senior, 2nd place in Flight B (35 points)

                Sunny Shimabukuro, Senior, 4th place in Flight D (31 points)

                Congratulations to everyone who competed.  We were well represented!


              • Ancil Hoffman Results ACS #3

                The beautiful weather brought out the golfers.  Ancil Hoffman was packed which resulted in a long round!  I hope you had the chance to look around and enjoy the setting.  We are lucky to have access to a day spent in a park. 

                Nanci Smith and Paula Plesha were in a golfing groove!  They ended at the top with each earning 44 stableford points, scoring net 64, and 8 net birdies each.   Nanci lead the field with a gross 78.  Closely followed by Stacey Baradit and Margie Longo who each shot 80.  Nice golfing ladies!

                The top 11 stableford scores (and ties) were awarded 3 points.  Those big winners:

                44       Nanci Smith, Paula Plesha

                38       Doreen Freund

                37       Stacey Baradit, Karen Graser, Marian Kubiak

                36       Kristine Burke, Sonya Bradley

                35       Tina Tran, Vicki Philpott

                34       Lori Lucius, Andra Saxe, Kris Corbridge, Ramona Marshall, Rona Peters, Jeri Paik, Margie Longo, Jen Gregory 

                As always, individual scores in the net 70’s guaranteed 2 points and net 72 or below guaranteed 3 point.  Net birdies were each worth .1

                The updated leaderboard for the Arcade Creek Series (ACS) can be found under “Quick Links” on the website.  Remember, prizes awarded to top 10 in each Flight.  For a complete review of the Ancil Hoffman event leaderboard, you may go to Golf Genius and use the GGID:  BQEU5Q

                Shout out to our Spotlight Sponsor, Tona Rose of Golf Fitness with Tona Rose.  Tona met each group at the tee box for a brief introduction and free lip balm.  Loved her energy.  She promises to join in and golf at some upcoming events.

                Tona Rose talking with players at the first tee.  She's available to make us better golfers!


                Jan identifies a need for careful review of a scorecard after Sonya records a net albatross!

                Nicely color coordinated foursome.  All but one of this group earned 3 + points....hmmmmm

                Golf Buddies!!  Tina Tran and Susan Collins

                Just hit it!


              • News from HQ - April 16, 2026

                News From HQ

                LPGA Amateurs Member ID Easily Available 
                Have you accessed your 2026 LPGA Amateurs Member ID card yet? LPGA Tour season in full swing, be sure to have it ready to enjoy complimentary entry to LPGA and Epson Tour events for you and a guest.    Click the link below for step-by-step video instructions or detailed written instructions.  

                Questions? Contact membership@lpgaamateurs.com

                LPGA Amateurs Team Championship Registration Phase 2 Open!

                Phase 2 registration for the 2026 LPGA Amateurs Team Championship is open until Thursday, April 23 at 11:59pm EDT or until the event fills, whichever comes first. This popular two-person team event will feature two different stroke play formats over 36 holes, fourball and scramble. The event will be held on June 12-13 at the Paradise Valley Golf Course in Fairfield, CA. Click here for more information!

                 

                Registration for the 2026 Biggest Loser Handicap Challenge opened on Thursday, April 16!  

                How low can you go?! This five-month-long, stroke-shaving competition challenges LPGA Amateurs members from across the Association. It's only $15 USD to participate! Prizes will be awarded to the member with the best overall improvement and the most improved member in each flight. Click here for rules and registration.  Questions? Email handicap@lpgaamateurs.com 


              • NCGA Events - Next Round of Sign Ups opens 4/13

                Our NCGA Club Representative, Pam Katros, has provided the following list of events likely to be popular with our Chapter members.  Check your schedule and sign up early as some of these will fill up fast.  They are fun events!  

                NCGA Events | June – August

                The following events will open for registration on 4/13/26.

                    
                Date Event Course Restrictions / Format
                6/1 – 6/2 NCGA Legacy Stroke Play El Macero 40.4; 104 lowest index selected
                6/8 Women’s One Day Bing 40.4
                6/11 Women’s One Day Lake Wildwood 40. 4; Stableford
                6/15 – 6/17 Women’s Sr. Am Poppy Ridge 18.4 max; Gross
                6/22 – 6/23 Spring Partners Graeagle & White Hawk 2‑person best ball
                7/13 Women’s One Day & Team Qualifier Whitney Oaks Individual & Qualifier
                7/20 – 7/21 Mixed & Summer Partners Del Rio CC / Reserve 2‑person best ball
                7/27 – 6.27 Legacy Open Cinnabar Hills 40.4; Gross; only 48 players
                8/10 – 8/13 Senior Women’s Match Poppy Ridge 18.4
                8/17 Women’s One Day Rio Vista 40.4

                Registration can be found on the NCGA website here

                Several members recently participate in the “Women’s One Day” event at Lincoln Hills on April 7.  It was a fun event and we hade several Chapter members came home winners of the day. 

                Big winner -  Yolanda Day (overall 2nd place, 1st in her flight)

                Great day for Paula Plesha (overall 4th place, 3rd in her flight)

                        

                In Flight A, 2nd place went to Nanci Smith, and 3rd place to Pam Katros.

                In Flight C, 3rd place, Jan Richmond.


              • Introduction to Golf Handicapping Gets RAVE Review

                Ursula Whitfield

                Comments about the handicap class:

                " I attended the Handicap class on 3/28 and learned good information on why you want to establish a handicap. The instructor was thorough and gave concrete examples of the handicap/index system. The materials that were shared were clear and easy to understand. I highly recommend this class to new and experienced golfers. You will definitely learn something."

                The next class lead by Kris Corbridge, the Chapter Handicap Chair, will be on May 31.  Be sure to sign up for it when it opens.  You don't want to miss it.

                 


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