Chapter News & Announcements
  • Turning Up the HEAT

    Along with the summer heat comes the thrill of LPGA Amateur’s competitions.  Many members from our chapter proudly participate in nationwide events.  

    Who started off the golf season right with a trip down to Williamsburg, VA for the Scramble Open in May? 

    Cincy Who Deys - Lee Arnold, Lisa Lucas, Marcia Mollica, and Pam Rincones
    QCC Jewels – Maria Alonso, Vicki Blake, Janis Longbottom, Cheryl Stotts

     

    Who couldn’t resist the call of Paradise Valley Golf Course in California for the Team Championship in June?

    Flight Risks - Heather Hann and Jacqueline Steel *** 2nd Place – Third Flight (Gross) ***
    Martinis and Mulligans - Susan Biehle and Sally Lukemire *** 2nd Place – Fourth Flight (Gross) ***
    QC Cincy Chirps - Janis Longbottom and Carla Wessels 

     

    Who followed up our country’s 250th birthday with a trek to North Myrtle Beach for the Championship Open in July?

    Candy Begnoche
    Rosemary Haddad *** 3rd Place – Fourth Flight (Net) ***
    Alice Hoctor
    Anne Noschang
    Pam Rincones *** 1st Place – Fourth Flight (Net) ***

     

    Who just can’t get enough of the sport we all love in the heat of the summer with the Cup Series in August?

    Birdie Bunch – Terri Campbell, Brandy Del Favero, Mindy Richards, Bobbi Stephenson
    Flock of Vodka – Susan Biehle, Sally Lukemier
    Pappy Putters – Kelly Conner, Connie Lenihan, Libby Moses, Kathleen Neumann
    Queen City Bees – Vicki Blake, Janis Longbottom, Teresa Shinkle, Carla Wessels
    Queen City Bees Too – Maria Alonso, Lee Arnold, Marjorie Hull, Jeanne Pilis
    Three Hicks with Sticks and a Buckeye – Mary Ann Gayheart, Heather Hann, Jacqueline Steel, Debra Wulfeck
    Vineyard Par-Tee Girls – Candy Begnoche, Sheila Drury, Holly Gundrum, Mary Beth Nielsen

     

    Who is challenging themselves to be the 2026 Biggest Loser (handicap)?

    Kelly Becker, Erica Boyd, Heather Hann, Tricia Jelinek, Mary Ann Lambrinides, Agnes Reschke, Jacqueline Steel, and Jodi Ventura

    It is inspiring to see how these ladies are making the commitment to improve their game!  The challenge goes through the end of October … keep your momentum going!

    It may be too late to “officially” participate in the event, but it’s never too late to invest time on improving your game … there are several Education Clinics to help you do just that!  [Education Events]

    Participating in events is just one of the many benefits of being a part of this nationwide organization. If you have not looked lately, check out the national website for all the member benefits to which you are entitled.  https://lpgaamateurs.com/member-benefits/



  • Congrats Amanda!!!

    Congratulations to Amanda Zerhusen on winning the women’s half-marathon in the recent 2026 Flying Pig! She completed the race in 1:19:53. Well done!  Heck, that is faster than the commute to downtown during rush hour! Check out our Chapter's Facebook page for more.


  • That was Interesting!

    The Mill Warm-up League was fantastic! First off, I'd like to thank out captain, Grace, for dialing up the sunshine for all four weeks. What were the odds of that?!  Our last two weeks of playing scramble format, we chose to play the "most interesting" lie instead of the "best" lie ... no hitting out of the fairways for us.  This allowed us to practice shots that were a little more challenging, so now we will be more comfortable standing over those balls when we play this summer. (It will happen!)

    Everyone picked up on different tips Andrew and Eric shared along the way.  Some of my favorites ... 1) Gravity is your friend (you don't have to swing hard at those close chips around the green, just let the club drop and do all the work) ... 2) Finish the swing ... and 3) It's better to read more into a break on the green and make it on the high side because even if you miss, it will be breaking towards the hole instead of away.

    I will definitely be signing up for the warm-up league again next year!


  • LPGA Queen City Championship - Get Your Complimentary Tickets

    As the LPGA Tour starts its US swing through the end of June, this is a great time to take advantage of the member benefit that allows you plus one guest complimentary access to all the LPGA Tour events (US Open and Solheim Cup not included). Click here for admission details and special discounts at LPGA events as some events require pre-registration. Please note that a current LPGA Ams Member ID is required for entry into the events. Click here for instructions to obtain your 2026 LPGA Ams Member ID.

    Instructions from Tee-Off Brunch Packet:  LPGA Queen City Championship - Instructions for Tickets


  • League Highlights - Aston Oaks

    Members started off the golf season right with the spring league at Aston Oaks!  Weather changed week to week ... wearing long underwear one week and short sleeves with a skirt the next.  But what would you expect in March in Cincinnati, right? Be sure to check out the pics on the home page for what the group named, "Super fun day!"

    Special thanks to Marcie Cohen for both sending the pictures to share and captaining the league!


  • Tee Off Recap

    Brief Recap of Tee Off Brunch --- Lucky to be an LPGA Amateur!

    Full Presentation: (Tee Off Presentation)

    Great Parks Women’s Clinics: https://reservations.greatparks.org/

    Greater Cincinnati Golf Association
         Women’s Tournament Schedule: https://www.gcga.org/tournaments/womens-gcga-championships/
         Member Play Day Schedule: https://www.gcga.org/member-play-days/

    Kroger Greater Cincinnati Championship:
         Volunteer: https://queencitylpga.com/volunteer
         Member Benefit (complimentary tickets): (see full presentation)

    Sara Stephens, LPGA/PGA:
         LPGA Foundation: LPGA Foundation Video (2 minutes)
         Tournament Schedule: https://lpgaamateurs.com/tournament-schedule/
         Member Get a Member: https://lpgaamateurs.com/member-drive/

    Leagues --- Education --- Spring Outing: https://www.golfgenius.com/