The Winnemucca Ladies’ Golf Club’s regular season wrapped up Oct. 29, with the Presidents’ Cup and their annual awards luncheon.
Since the weather was not being cooperative in letting the ladies play nine holes for the President’s Cup, they had an indoor putting challenge instead, using a practice putting green that Laurie Pickett provided.
Each participant was given a practice putt before the count was started for the most putts made out of five chances.
Pam Hope came away with the President’s Cup making 5-of-5 putts. Congratulations, Pam.
During the end of season awards ceremony, awards were given for birdies made throughout the season, the most improved golfer, and the club championship.
The ladies who received a ball marker with the number of birdies made engraved on the back and a ball marker clip were Maria Bengochea (1), Lisa Carlson (5), Vicki Celio (1), MaryLou Curti (1), Cortney Keiser-Ayers (7), Melissa Murphy (1), Laurie Pickett (1), Marlea Pointer (1), Anne Sample (2), Eleanor Taylor (1), and Lori Woodland (1).
Lisa Carlson received an engraved coffee tumbler for the most improved golfer for the season which is based on how her handicap improved from March to October.
Laurie Pickett’s name was added to the Club Championship plaque located in the clubhouse.
The Ringer results are based on the lowest gross score over the season on each hole.
In the first flight, Lisa Carlson was first with a score of 71, Melissa Murphy and Laurie Pickett tied for second with scores of 74, and Lori Woodland was third with a score of 75.
Bryn Echevarria was first in the second flight with a score of 78. Anne Sample finished first in the third flight with a score of 80, Shelly Smith was second with a score of 88, and Alexis Weber was third with a score of 92.
The results of the Pro's Posse was based on net score improvements throughout the season played on the second Tuesday of each month.
Anne Sample finished first with a score of 47, Adua Boyle was second with a score of 57, Laurie Pickett was third with a score of 58.
Bryn Echevarria was fourth with a score of 60, Marlea Pointer was fifth with a score of 61, and MaryLou Curti and Melissa Murphy tied for sixth with scores of 66.
Congratulations to all of the recipients and the 2025 golf season can’t get here soon enough.