Are you looking for some true beginning golf lessons?
Golf instruction for women is being offered at Juniper Golf Course starting in May, and runs through early August. It even comes with a glass of wine with each session! Click here to visit their web page for further information about dates, cost, schedule, and instructor contact information.
For the first time ever, our Chapter will be participating in the 2025 Bend Women's Expo!
Held annually at the Seventh Mountain Resort, we'll be there on Saturday, May 24th encouraging women to "get their golf on" and to find out more about what our LPGA Amateurs Central Oregon chapter can offer. Stop by our booth and say hello! You might even win a prize.
Tickets to the event can be found here.
FREE Lades
clinic Wednesdays beginning May 14 @ 9:30am for 6 weeks (just pay for
bucket of balls $10). Session lasts 1 to 1 1/2 hrs. If wanting to play
afterwards, cost for 9 holes is $70 walking, $85 with cart. For 18
holes, $105 walking $120 with cart.
Thank you, Betty, for finding this helpful way to start off the season!
Click here to read our latest chapter newsletter!
Our 2024 Kick-Off Event at Eagle Crest Resort was chilly but fun! Jeanne Biggerstaff, Sr. Coordinator of Events from LPGA Amateur Golf Association, was our guest speaker. Enjoy these photos from the day
A great time was had by all at our recent social at Parscription Golf, put on my our fabulous events coordinator, Mary Wallis. Many of us went home with new golf equipment & accessories, plus a new member joined us for the festivities! Thank you, Mary, for a great time and delicious snacks! A special thank you to the team at Parscription Golf.
For more information on the WHS™, please visit usga.org/whs.
The board discussed paying for no-shows so
that the golf courses do not lose money after reserving the tee times
for us. However, this would be very costly to our club’s budget and is
not sustainable. It would put our budget in the hole.
As
mature women, we need to take responsibility for our decisions. When we
sign up for a tee time, we need to treat it as a “commitment,” just as
we would a doctor’s appointment, required meeting, etc., and not just
something to do if it’s convenient that day. If the deadline
to cancel passes, and someone is unable to play, they either need to
find a replacement or be willing to pay for their missed tee time slot.
Of course, there are going to be occasions when illness strikes
unexpectedly at the last minute, and exceptions would be made.
Volunteers wanted for the 2023–2024 season
Do you have "the heart" or talents that might benefit our organization? Do you have ideas on how our chapter could be improved? Would you enjoy the opportunity to connect with other like-minded members who truly care about our activities and future sustainability?
