JAMESTOWN – The Hillcrest Women’s Golf Association ended its season on Tuesday September 2 at the Hillcrest Golf Course.
The complete list of winners is below:
The shortest, 1st hole: Pam Daugs
Game of the ribbon, 2nd hole: Carol Henke, Cathy Caulfield, Cheryl Trapp, Cheri Krause, Laurie Skadsem, Deb Luiken
The closest to the stick of 150 yards, 3rd hole: Connie Parkes
Closest to water without entering, 4th hole: Kayla Trzpuc
Closest chip, 5th hole: Lila Stokkeland, 14 inch
Shortiest putt, 6th hole: Stokkeland, 2 inch
The closest to the pin, 7th hole: Savannah Wiese, 21 feet, 5 inches
Longest putt, 8th hole: Cheryl Trapp, 9 feet, 4 inch
Closest to the scarecrow, 9th hole: Jan Wiese
Closest to the flag, 10th hole: Ann Geiszler
The closest to the stick 150 meters by a second shot, 11th hole: Connie Parkes
The longest route, 12th hole: Savannah Wiese
Closest chip, 13th hole: sandy lamp, 0 inch
Closest to flowers, 14th hole: Alice Williams
Closest to sand without entering, 15th hole: lamp
Closest to the jaw panel, 16th hole: Krause
Longest putt, 18th hole: caulfield, 17 feet, 2 inch
Winner of the Hillcrest Door Prize: Yvonné Fuglestad
There were also four birdies and two chip-ins on the last day of competition with Theresa Haag throwing himself in the sixth hole for birdie and adding one more on the 14th hole. The other two birdies came from Courtney Cook on the 14th hole and Lacey Krapp on the 15th hole. The other chip came from Sandy Lamp on the 13th hole while Krapp ended the day with the lowest score with an 83.
The final classification is below:
- Theresa Haag: 64.5
- Courtney Cook: 39
- Savannah Wiese: 24
- Cathy Caulfield: 19.5
- Sandy lamp: 18
Good morning,
My name is Max O’Neill. I am a sports journalist at Jamestown Sun. I am a native New Yorker, who graduated from the Ithaca College in 2020 with a diploma on a television radio.
