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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, July 13, 2011 5C YoUR WEEKLY GUIDE TO MANY OF THE AREA'S GOLF COURSES. Graeagle Meadows Women's Golf Club The Graeagle Meadows Women's Golf Club had their monthly Ace of Aces competition this week. The winner for low gross was Kathy Sipel. JoAnn Lake won for low net. In the first flight Priscilla Piper had low gross. The winner of first place low net was Bey Reynolds with Wanda Wideriksen taking second and Debbie Peteron coming in third. JoAnn Lake won low gross in the second flighL The winner of first place low net was Ellen Fearing. There was a tie for second place between Annie Fisch- er and Carol Desmond. Cathy Churchill, Bev Reynolds, Holly Anderson, Linda Bilger and Carol Desmond all had chip-ins. LACC Women's Golf Club On July 5, the women hit the links vcith only three clubs and a putter in their golf bags. There was little waiting trying to decide which club to use! The field was divided into three flights, and the golfers were allowed to deduct their full handicaps to determine game scores. In the first flight, Jessie King placed first with a score of 72. Mary Craig and Pat Quinn tied for second place with scores of 75. In the second flight Martha Vlahos came in first place with a score of 72, Maggie Fleming placed sec- ond with a 79 and Karen Schmidt took third place with a score of 80. The third flight saw some very close competition with Nancy Foote coming in first with a score of 75, and Eve- lyn Rodriguez and Jean Rolls tying for second place with 76s. Darlene Donaldson had a birdie on hole No. 8. Chip- ins were had by Carol Parish on hole No. 3, Jessie King on hole No. 8 and Jan Stillwell on hole No. 16. Who needs to play with all those clubs anyway! Nice going, ladies. Lake Almanor Women's Golf Club Time seems to go by so fast -- the frst week of July has already passed. Our la- dy golfers were burning up the course July 7. We had 12 members and one guest to- day playing in three flights. Our game was Low Net & Low Putts. First flight winners were first place, Julie Azevedo with a 71 net; and second place, Kathi Shennan, also GOLF RESULTS with a 71. The tie was bro- ken wi.th the back nine score. Second flight winners were first place, Shirley Friedrichs with a 69; and second place, Sharon Auge with a 73. Third flight winners were first place, Linda Sant with a 64 net; and second place, Cindy Horne with a 70 net. Low putts was won by Shirley Friedrichs with 29 putts. Great job, Shilley. We also had four birdies. Cindy Horne and Linda Sant both birdie hole No. 15, Shirley Friedrichs birdie No. 17 and Carolyn Super did a birdie chip-in on No. 18. And last but not least, we had four ladies tie for the chip-in pot. They were Cindy Horne on No. 5, Karen Nelson on No. 14, Shirley Friedrichs on No. 16 and Carolyn Super for her second one of the day with a chip-in on No. 12. Mt. Huff Golf Another hot day, but the golfers turned out for the Mt. Huff Wednesday Morn- ing Scramble. First place honors were taken by the team of Don McConnell, Mike Ingle and Darel Joseph. Second place went to Dave Smuts, Don Sheffield, Al Brubaker and Leo Sorosins- ki. Don Sheffield won the closest-to-the-pih competi- tion. There was no chip-in con- test. Mt. Huff Thursday Scrambles On the Thursday, July 1, Scramble seven teams showed for a lovely evening of nine and dine. The team of Ted and Mary Trafton, Jeff Stevens and Bill McRoberts took first place and Margie and Darel Joseph, Bob Clark and Steve Ross came in second. Joe Pogue had the longest drive and Run Ridge came closest to the pin. A great dinner followed. The Thursday July 8 Scramble brought out eight teams. The team of Auston Linford, Gary Metzdorf, David Smuts and Zack Rus- sell came in first at 6 under. After a chip-off between Jeff Stevens and Joe Pogue, the team of Jeff Stevens, Mike Taddei and Loren Lindner came in second, and the team of Joe Pogue, Bob McIlroy, Run Ridge and Jim Bryant came in third. Darel Joseph placed in closest-to-the-pin and Zach Russell drove the green on seven for the longest drive. We again had a great din- ner; next week's will be lasagna. All are welcome for golf and dinner or either one. - We will be having an "Oh Lordy Blake Is Forty" tour- nament July 17. Call for de- tails. The course is in terrific shape, and a great time is waiting for you. Hope to see you soon. Plumas Pines Golf Resort On July 6, 58 players got on the course at high noon to compete in the 18th annu- al Men's and Women's Mix- er. It was a great playing day, with everyone anxious to get on the course in the fun and competitive spirit. This event was scheduled to happen a week earlier, but, again, the weather just did not allow the "play" to be. Thanks to the people who organized this event and to our Plumas Club staff. Net scores only: Flight one: first place, Jan and Jim Talbott. 63, second place, Cathy Cianciolo and Paul Jeglum, 64; third place, Renee and Larry Walker, 67. Flight two: first place, Jennifer and Run Zumbro, 66; second place, Diane Trainor and Michael Sala, 71; third place, Sharon and Run Rogers, 72; fourth place, Lorraine Cornish and Jack Cornish, 72. Flight three: first place, Kathy.and Randy Magliano, 67; second place, Sally and Jack Heskett, 68; third place, Mary and Doyle Blay- lock, 69. After the game play, the Plumas Pines Men's Club gl) e4 Up' chicke]br.east s and-i4ips. It was a:potluck with appetizers from the Women's Club. The evening ended with rousing ap- plause for the winners. Whitehawk Ranch Ladies Golf Club It was "flag day" for the Whitehawk Ladies Golf Club. The game was to play to par plus your handicap, at which point you would place your American flag on the course. All but one of the group made it the full 18 holes without losing her flag! Ruth Marchetti was our big chipdn winner. She took home $25. Our newest member, Sharon Russell, had a hole-in-one on No. 16. Happy Fourth of July to Sharon! To have your golf club in- cluded in the weekly results, email the information to sports@plumasnews.com or fax it to 283-3952 by Friday at 3p.m. Golf Course Locator Map • Bailey Creek ............................. ) Diamond Mountain SUSANVILLE. o Red:::Bluff's" "i ,: GREENVILLE Creentub_ 1o - Chico/ ' ...... ! .... QUINCY : ...... () Feather River Inn 4 Feather River Park () Graeagle Meadows ) Grizzly Ranch ( Lake Almanor Country Club ) Lake Almanor west Mt. Huff ...... Nakoma ( Piumas Pines l) Whitehawk Ranch GOLF RESULTS Graeagle Meadows Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Restaurant Phone: 836-2323 Plumas Pines Golf Re- sort Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Restaurant and grill Phone: 836-1420 Lake Almanor Country Club Number of holes: 9 Par: 35 Food: Restaurant Phone: 259-2868 Bailey Creek Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Grill Phone: 259-GOLF r Dragon at Nakoma Golf Resort Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Snack bar, restau- rant Phone: 832-5067 Lake Almanor West Number of holes: 9 Par: 36 Food: Restaurant Phone: 259-4555 Diamond Mountain Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Grill Phone: 257-2520 Mt. Huff Number of holes: 9 Par: 33 Food: Grill Phone: 284-6204 Feather River Inn Number of holes: 9 Par: 27 Food: Beverages Phone: 836-1253 Feather River Park Resort Number of holes: 9 Par: 35 Food: Snack bar Phone: 836-2328 Grizzly Ranch Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Snack bar Phone: 832-4200 Whitehawk Ranch Number of holes: 18 Par: 71 Food: Snack bar, restaurant Phone: 836-0394 bar & grill A PLUMAS PINES GOLF RESORT Thursday 00ine & 00ine $20 Member • $30 Non.Member MOHgAY OUTLAWS $25 Member. $45 Non-Member Call 530-836-1420 for more information For Tee Times & Information: 530-836-1420 402 Poplar Valley Road • Graeagle, California