Fort Erie Golf Club - League Information

The sizzling summer continues in Fort Erie. A new game was introduced to the ladies for week 19. They were playing sexy sixes as two lady teams. Each group played six holes of a scramble, alternate shot and better ball. In the nine hole division each group played three holes of each game. In the nine hole division the team of Linda Young and Rita Booth took first place with a team score of 31. Sharing second place were the teams of Sharon Doornekamp and Jenny Chambers, Sue Barrett and Cathy May, Lorie Johns and Kimi Kovacs and Terese Sawdona and Belinda Graye with a score of 33. Another huge tie for third place with scores of 34 went to the teams of Chrissy Tromblay and Mary Gamble, Carolyn Grasser and Kathy Graves, Katie Lucas and Deb Lucas, Kelly Greenwood and Judy Nicholls, Shari House and Karen Romanyk.
Nancy Valliquette and Dianne Goulding were the low team in the 18 hole category with a score of 63. Second spot went to Sharon Doornekamp and a sub shared by Brenda Benner and Joanne Lund with scores of 65. Third spot had a three way tie with scores of 66 going to Nancy Valliquette and Dianne Goulding, Sue Barrett and Cathy May and Nancy McGowan and a sub.
Week 20 saw the girls competing for most greens in regulation. Brenda Benner and Gloria Campbell topped the 18 hole gals with five regulation greens a piece. Sue Barrett, Patti Brice, Lynn Enright, Cindy Francis, Wendy Gibson and Tammy Latondress each hit four greens each in regulation. In the nine hole division it was Wendy Gibson, Barbara Hails and Cindy Thebeaud that took first place hitting four of nine greens in regulations. Belinda Graye, Jenn Micalleff, Sue Shular, Julia Storring and Susie Chrylser all were impressive with three greens in regulation each. Sue Barrett topped the birdie tree this week with tow birds and an eagle. Double birds also went to Lynn Enright and Julie Anthony. Linda Young of Niagara Falls, Ontario was the nine hole player of the week scoring an incredible 32, and Sue Barrett doubled that with a 64 earning her the top spot as 18 hole player of the week. Congratulations to Nancy McGowan on the safe arrival of her granddaughter Chloe Booke.

A Texas Scramble was the format for week 17 in Fort Erie. There was some awesome team play that saw three groups tied for first place in the 18 hole division with scores of 56. Congratulations to the team of Brenda Benner, Laura Heuser, Sandra Carnavale and Nancy Valliquette, Dianne Goulding and KD Moore, Brenda Benner. Second place also had a three way tie with 59 shared by the teams of Shirley Brown, Sandra Helm, Dale Tremblay, Becky Sagriff and Nancy Valliquette, Nancy McGowna, Dianne Goulding and Gaylene Reeves, Bev Wilson, Cheryl Bertram, Joyce Schweizer. Third place went to the team of Carol Moon, Joan Longmuir, Shirley Gore and Mary Byrne with a score of 61.

The nine hole gals were just as successful. Sharing first place were the team of Wendy Gibson, Joan Klacko, Judy Nicholls and Linda Young, Rita Booth, Dolores Sacco, Sue Chrysler coming in with a team score of 26. Second place went to the team of Judy Nicholls, Elaine Hummell, Wendy Gibson and Marina Parkes. Lisa Aungst and Anita Polizzi took third place with a score of 29 sharing that spot with the team of Greta Arbic, Bev Blair, Patti Brice and Sandra Highfield.

Week 18 saw the ladies in Fort Erie playing for the most pars this week. In the 9 hole category Ann Victor-Lazaurs was the first place winner with six pars followed by Leanne Brown with four. Wendy Gibson, Marcia Jakubczak, Kimi Kovacs, Jennifer Panzica, Marina Parkes, Debbie Woehl and Linda Young shared a spot on the winners board in third place each earning three pars.

Sue Barrett was the 18 hole winner with 11 pars followed by Bev Miller and Brenda Benner with 10. Wendy Gibson, Cheryl Bertram and Nancy Valliquette took a share of third place with eight pars each. Impressive with seven pars a piece were Shirley Gore, Grace Urquart, Cheryl Bertram, Helen Baiton and Dianne Goulding.

Shirley Burzynski of Grand Island New York won the crown as nine hole player of the week shooting a round of 35. Brenda Benner kept her crown again this week shooting a score of 65 earning her the position of 18 hole player of the week.

Nancy Valliquette topped the birdie tree with 4 this week followed by Dale Tremblay with three. Double birds went to Joanne Muraca, Dianne Goulding, Brenda Benner, Eve Bodman, Helen Baiton and Dani Andrews. Dianne Goulding had the lone eagle this week.

Week 13 saw the ladies in Fort Erie playing Bingo, Bango, Bongo. In the 18 hole category scoring the most game points with 39 was Nancy Valliquette. Taking second place and close behind was Deb Lucas with 31 points. Sharing third place were Sue Barrett and Wendy Gibson with 29 points a piece. Pauline Kasubeck hd 26 points followed by Bev Miller and Nancy Valliquette with 25. Sharon Doornekamp had the lone 24 while Brenda Benner, Kati Lucas and Becky Sagriff each had 23. Brenda Benner, Diane Garratt, and Dale Tremblay accumulated 22 points each followed by Greta Arbic, Deb Edwards, Diane Garratt, Wendy Gibson, Carolyn Hall and Dani Andrews with 21 points. Twenty points each went to Dani Andrews, Shirley Gore, Sandra Helm, Dianne MacDonald and Barbara Marks.

In the nine hole division Gayle Cryan and Karen Romanyk shared first place with 16 points each followed by Lisa Aungst, Sheila Cianflone, Deanie Dube, Mary Johnston and Jaan Stievater with 15 points a piece. Julie Anthony, Megan Bauer, Mary-Lou Bond, Anita Polizzi and Diane Poulsen had nice rounds accumulating 14 points each. Cindy Thebeaud had 13 points all by herself while 12 points were shared by Val Anthony, Tish “I’m on Tour with New Clubs” Cote, Darlene Feskun, Deb Richardson, Lynn Riddell and Sharon Sullivan. Rounding out the nine hole winners were Sandra Fundalinski, Shari House, Sabrina Roth and Ann Victor-Lazarus.

Topping the birdie tree this week were Donna Johnston, Bev Miller and Dale Tremblay accumulated three birds a piece. Nancy Valliquette, Cheryl Bertram and Brenda Whillier each had three birds added to the tree, while Debby Noseworthy had two birdies added to her nest. Ann Victor-Lazarus, Deb Richardson and Cindy Thebeaud were the only nine hole ladies to earn a birdie this week. Brenda Benner and Becky Sagriff played solid rounds this week each recording an eagle.

Brenda Benner topped the 18 hole girls again this week with an incredible round of 65, while Linda Young took the crown for the nine holers with a round of 32.

Week 14 the ladies were playing for the most fours, and were they on. In the nine hole category Lisa Aungst led the way with six followed by Wendy Gibson and Mary Ann VanderVenn with five. Four fours went to Kip MacDonald, Lynn McNeil, Anita Polizzi and Linda Wagner. On fire again this week taking the nine hole player of the week was Lisa Aungst from Williamsville, New York, returning to the clubhouse with a hot score of 33.

In the 18 hole division Cheryl Bertram and Wendy Gibson each had 13 fours followed by Joanne Lund and Grace Urquart with 12. Shirley Gore, Dianne Goulding, Carolyn Hall, Cheryl Mallen and Bev miller were impressive with 11 fours each. A large cast including Dani Andrews, Brenda Benner, Sue Chrysler, Bev Coke, Joan Dube, Sandra Helm, Pauline Kasubeck, KD Moore, Debby Noseworthy, Joanne Sider and Patt Sinclair each had 10 fours.
In her normal manner, Brenda Benner was the clubhouse leader for the 18 hole gals scoring 66 for the low round of the week giving her the honours of 18 hole player of the week.

Brenda Benner topped the birdie tree this week with 6 followed by Wendy Gibson and Linda Dornan Brandle with four each. Dianne Goulding and Cindy Francis had three birdies a piece while doubles went to Ann Benner, Elaine Bryck, Mary Byrne, Laura Izzard, Lelsey Drieger, Joanne Lund, Grace Urquart, Sue Barrett and Nancy Valliquette. Cheryl O’Hara had the only birdie in the nine hole category.
Congratulations to Lesley Krieger, Cheryl Horne and Sue Barrett for making eagles this week.

Fort Erie Golf Club
League and Special Event Reports

June 16th saw the ladies in Fort playing in the longest day of golf. The girls came out in full force and started play at 6:00 a.m. and continued playing throughout the day. Even though Mother Nature didn't cooperate with us many of the girls weathered the storms and played a lot of golf. The team of Joan Dube, Maggie Golding, Cindy Francis and Bev Hume were the victorious foursome playing a total of 72 holes. Congratulations girls for you devotion to the game.
Week ten saw the girls in Fort Erie playing for most improved golfers. In the nine hole division Trish Dumas was the most improved golfer improving her first round of 54 to her most recent of 42. Kathie Craig was next improving her initial score of 58 all the way down to 47. Chrissy Tromblay improved by 10 strokes starting with a 52 and bringing her score down to 42.
Lois Tattleman and Wendy Gibson were the most improved 18 hole plays bettering their first and last rounds by 20 shots. Bette Stevens was next with an improved score of 19 strokes and Laura Izzard took her first round of 110 down to 93.
Lisa Aungst was the nine hole player of the week shooting an impressive 32 while Brenda Benner was the hottest of the 18 holers coming in with a 69.
Week 11 was Rockin Robin week, the girls playing for the most birdies. Joanne Muraca and Dani Andrews took the first place birdie winners with 3 birds each in the 18 hole division. Cheryl Horne, Penny Williams,Tammy Latondress, Nancy Valliquette, Brenda Benner and Dale Tremblay each had two birdies to come in second.
Dolores Sacco and Judy Nicholls were the only nine hole ladies to earn a place on the birdie tree this week.
Congratulations to Brenda Benner for heading the 18 league again coming in with a score of 68. Fort Erie Golf's own Jenn Micaleff earned the top spot for the nine hole division shooting a nice solid round of 35.
A great big round of applause goes out to Bobbi Evans. Bobbi celebrated her 85th birthday last week with cake and an unbelievable round of 70. What a game for a great lady. Congratulations Bobbi.
Week 12 saw the Ladies of Fort Erie playing Patriot Games. In honour of Canada Day and The Fourth of July, the ladies challenged their game and played their tee shots from the red, white and blue tees. Leading the pack and taking honours for the 18 hole player of the week was Nancy Valliquette shooting an impressive 69. Taking second place was Nancy again and Joanne Sider coming in with rounds of 72. Scores of 77 were shared by Brenda Benner, Cheryl Bertram and Bonnie Latondress. Sue Barrett had two rounds of 78 along with Dianne Goulding, Sandra Highfield and Dale Tremblay. Staying low with the tee challenge were Sue Chrysler, Bonnie and Tammy Latondress, Bev Miller, Joanne Muraco and Nancy Valliquette all coming in with 79.
Ann Victor-Lazarus of Buffalo New York took the top spot for the nine hole girls playing a nice game of 36. Kimi Kovacs, Deb Lucas and Shirley Gore took second place with rounds of 37. Jennifer Panzica had the lone round of 38 taking third spot, while 39's were shared by Shirley Burzynski, Wendy Gibson, Sharon King and Diane Poulsen. Shari House, Lorie Johns (with two rounds) and Sherry Reinhardt kept things nice with rounds of 40.
Nancy Valliquette and Sue Barrett filled the birdie tree this week with five birds each. Tammy Latondress was chirping with four and Wendy Gibson had three. Sandra Highfield, Sue Chrysler and Linda Gauthier each had a pair of birds. Joan Klacko had her first recorded bird and Joanne Muraca had the only recorded eagle for the week.

Congratulations to Brittany and Brandon Mott on the birth of their son, Cooper Lawrence, born on June 28th at 8:58 p.m. Cooper is the third grandson for Fort Erie Golf's Larry and Wendy Gibson.

Fort Erie Golf Club
June 11th
Hat of Hope Golf Tournament

The rain held out and the ladies had an outstanding day for the first of two Hat of Hope Golf Tournaments. There was a full field and the ladies came out ready to play and have some fun, as well as raise money for a great charity.

The Hat of Hope is a charity organized by the Kinette Club of Fort Erie. They provide designer hats, made by Mad Cap Hats, to women going through chemotherapy. All hats are distributed through the oncology unit at St. Catharines General Hospital.

After a great day on the golf course the girls settled in for a great meal and the awards presentation. The team of Susan Barrett, Bonnie Copeland, Ziggy Wright and Sydney Hawken won the honours of first place coming in with a score of 54. The sixsome of American gals, including Anita Polizzi, Lisa Aungst, Marcia Jakubczak, Marcia Burzynski, Shirley Burzynski and Jennifer Panzica were victorious in the putting category leading the group with only 16 putts.

The longest drive on #3 went to Fort Erie Golf's own, Brenda Benner, while Joanne Sider, long time member was closest to the pin on #6. Carrie Rhodes of Ridgeway Ontario was closest to the line on #18.

It was a tight race, however, the girls from St. Catharines General won the best dressed contest. They were dressed in matching outfits and hats, and did an outstanding job decorating their cart. Congratulations to Linda Illes, Marsha Hildebrand, Mary-Lou Hannah and Lucie Hallet for your effort.

The next leg of the tournament is Friday August 12th. If anyone is interested in playing please contact Wendy Gibson at 905-991-8883.

Week #9 saw the ladies in Fort Erie playing "White Night", challenging their male counterparts and playing from the white tee. Brenda Benner was successful earning herself player of the week again in the 18 hole division shooting a great round of 70. KD Moore was close behind scoring 71, while Brenda took third place with a Thursday round of 73. 74's went to Sue Barrett and Donna Johnston while Deb Lucas had 75 and Lisa Aungst had 77.

Dolores Sacco of Fonthill won top honours in the nine hole division coming into the clubhouse with a 36. Val Anthony took second place with 39 while sister-in-law Julie was third with 40. Gayleen Reeves had a nice round of 42 while Julie Anthony's second round was a 44 shared by Chris Olsen and Linda Wagner.

A special congratulations to Donna Johnston for earning herself a hole-in-one one #1. Donna is the first lady of the season to get an ace.

Week seven saw the ladies playing for the most pars on holes 6 – 7- 9 – 11 – 14 and 15. In the 18 hole division Penny Williams was the winner with 4 pars on those holes. Success was had by Sandra Carnavale, Bev Miller, Dale Tremblay, Nancy Valliquette, Brenda Benner, Linda Chernish, Diane Goulding and Bev Miller earning three pars each on those holes. Two pars each went to Shirley Pilon , Dale Tremblay, Grace Urquart, Donna Johnston, Nancy Valliquette and Donna Johnston. In the nine hole division Lisa Aungst and Sabrina Roth were the big winners with two pars on those holes. A host of golfers including Colleen Bythell, Trish Dumas, Lynne Enright, Shari House, Cheryl Mark, Diane O’Bannon, Marina Parkes, Anita Polizzi, Diane Poulsen, Karen Romanyk, Mary-Jo Stolk and Chrissy Tremblay shared second place with one par each.
The birdies continue to fill the tree this week lead by, Donna Johnston, Sheryl Cox, and Sue Barrett each under par three times. Double birds went to Wendy Gibson, Dianne Goulding, and Bev Miller. Helen Baiton and Megan Bauer had their first birdies of the year, while Linda Chernish, Cindy Francis, Trish birdie tree this week.

Lisa Aungst came into the clubhouse with a 38 earning her the nine hole player of the week, while Brenda Benner was on her game yet again coming in with a 72 earning her the top spot in the 18 hole division.
Heat Strokes was the name of the game for week eight in Fort Erie as the ladies played for the most one putts. Shirley Burzynski of Grand Island New York led the nine hole girls coming in with six one putts. A multitude of girls including Lisa Aungst, Trish Dumas, Anita Polizzi, Gayleen Reeves, Therese Sawdon, Ann Victor-Lazaurs and Linda Young, each had five one putts a piece. Tied for third place with four one putts each were Katie Burdette, Carol C onnors, Tish Cote, Carolyn Gear, Anne Kyle and Lynn Riddell.
The 18 hole girls saw Ms. Consistent, Brenda Benner, leading the way with 11 one putted greens. Lois Tattleman returning from Arizona had a strong game coming in with 10 one putts. Sharing third spot with nine one putts each were Brenda Benner, Joan Dube, Sue Hill, Dale Tremblay and Grace Urquart. Eight one putt greens went to Mary-Lou Bailey, Susan Barrett, Brenda Benner, Mary Byrne, Sandra Carnevale, Shirley Pilon and Ginny Wright.
Sue Barrett filled the birdie tree this week with three. Brenda Benner, Bev Hume, and Sue Hill each had two birdies to add to their collection.
Brenda Benner was victorious yet again earning her the honour of 18 hole player of the week scoring a solid round of 70. Anita Polizzi was named nine hole player of the week coming in with a nice round of 34.
June 11th will see the ladies playing the first leg of the annual Hat of Hope Golf Tournament.

Monday night men’s league held their third event of the year on May 30th. Larry Gibson had the low gross coming in with a score of 60 followed by Pat Preston with 63. Third place went to Gerry Marks with a 64. Low net saw Brian Wolbert and William Porter Jr. sharing first spot with scores of 46, while John Rocket was second with a net score of 54. Brad Lund, Gerry Marks and Larry Gibson were tied for third low net with scores of 55.

To date the team of Andrew Thompson, Al Thompson, Gerry Marks, Dave Duguay, Cliff Thompson, Ron Roberge, Dwayne Winfield and Doug Rodgers are leading the league with 266 points.
Skins this week went to Ron Roberge, Larry Gibson, Gerry Marks, Paul Fynlayson, Bob Lund Jr. and Dwayne Winfield.

Wednesday May 25 was the fourth event for the old fartz of Fort Erie. Ray Wahl had the low gross score of 66 while Ed Chadwick took second place with 70 and Roy Rivers was third with 73. Low net went to Jim Lickers had 50 followed by Russ McLean with 52 and Larry Carroll with 53.

Ray Wahl had two skins and single skins went to Milt Parker, Tom Lowe, Larry Carroll and Roy Rivers.
Points leads so far this year is Russ McLean with 45 for the year.

Week #4
BRAMBLE
Finally a week where there was a bit of sun and some lapses in the rain. The ladies this week played bramble, giving all girls a chance at a good tee shot. In the 18 hole category player of the week was shared by Dani Andrews and Patt Sinclair, each coming in with rounds of 73. Shirley Gore was in second place with a nice round of 74 followed by Nancy Valliquette with 76. Ann Benner posted a 77, while Donna Johnston and Sue Barrett came in with rounds of 78. Cheryl Bertram, Sue Hill and Dale Tremblay stayed low with 79’s followed by Wendy Gibson, Donna Johnston and Sue Barrett with 80. Bev Miller scored 81 and Deb Lucas was right behind her with 83. Cheryl Horne and Shirley Pilon entered the clubhouse with 85’s while Joan Dube and Joanne Lund came in with 86’s. Cindy-Lou Francis had an opening round of 87 and Sandra Highfield and Addy McNeil stayed in the 80’s each scoring 89.
Top spot for the nine hole category was shared by fellow golfers Belinda Graye, Therese Sawdon and Deb Woehl coming in with rounds of 31. Linda Young of Niagara Falls took second place with a nice round of 36 followed by Val Anthony, Kimi Kovacs and Lynn McNeil with 38’s. Susan Chrylser , Patti Johns, Kristi Johnson and Sherry Reinhardt shared the next spot scoring rounds of 39 while Marina Parkes had the lone 40. Julie Anthony, Leanne Brown, Mary Jo Stolk and Chrissy Trembley kept things low with 42’s followed by Colleen Bythell coming in with a 43 for her first round of the year. 44’s were shared by Maria Branton, Barbara Hails of Buffalo and Gaylene Reeves.
In spite of the conditions the ladies in Fort Erie are starting to fill the birdie tree. Leading the flock this week were Anne Benner and Sue Barrett with 2 birdies a piece. Single birds went to Patt Sinclair, Cheryl Bertram, Sue Hill, Dale Tremblay, Sue Barrett, Donna Johnston, Cheryl Horne, Shirley Pilon, Addy McNeil, Carol Nicoloff, Kristi Jonson and Linda Wagner. An honourable mention to Sue Barrett, Bev Miller, Maggie Golding and Nancy Valliquette who all had birdies last week when hardly any other ladies played.

October 17, 1919 Eileen Nelson entered the world, I wasn’t there, but I am sure with the same vigor and vitality that she lived the next 91 years of her life. I was very blessed to have known Eileen and to have spent a good deal of time with her over the past ten years.

Born at the family home, Eileen spent her entire life in Fort Erie. She attended elementary school at Rose Seaton Public School and her high school years at Fort Erie Secondary School and was a member of St. Michael’s Roman Catholic Church.

On April 15th, 1947 Eileen married the love of her life Eugene Reid. They were happily married for 42 years until Gene died in 1989. Together they enjoyed raising a family, golfing and serving their community. Early on they were members at Erie Downs Golf and Country Club and they were both members of the Fort Erie Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs. Eileen was also a member of the Sweet Adelaides in Buffalo and played bridge on a regular basis.

In the early 60’s Eileen became a member of Rio Vista Golf Club, where she golfed for many years. Among many other awards she was the club champion in 1965, 74, 77 and 78. In the year 2000 she became a member at Fort Erie Golf Club and that is where I got to know her.

For the next 11 years Eileen golfed every Tuesday and Thursday morning. She was always on time, dressed to the nines and she had golf shoes to match every outfit. Until 2005 she always walked the course. She always managed to score lower than her age and earn at least one birdie a year. After her golf game, Eileen always had lunch and stayed to play a game of cards with her many friends. Among her many accolades at Fort Erie Golf she held the crown of Ms. Congeniality and in 2006 she was named Golfer of the Year. At a surprise 90th birthday party given by the ladies of Fort Erie Golf, Eileen was made an honourary life member.

Eileen is remembered by her friends at Fort Erie as a “Lady” who loved the colour red, she enjoyed a coffee and Bailey’s and she liked a glass of red wine. She loved her golf, a game of cards and an afternoon at the Fort Erie slots…but she didn’t like Tiger Woods. Always a lady, Eileen did cuss once at a fellow card player, I am sure it was deemed appropriate.

Eileen hit the ball straight as an arrow and continued to do so until her last game. In August of 2010 she had an “Off the Deck” hole in one and won a sizeable pot.

On November 4, 2010 Eileen left us from complications from a broken hip. I can’t say that she died, as she will live with me forever. She leaves behind her most cherished possessions, her family; her son Bill (Cindy), and her daughter Betty (Dave), her grandchildren, Kerry Lynn, Victoria and Spencer and her great grandson Liam.

Eileen always told me not to be sad when she left us, because she had a wonderful life, fabulous friends and beautiful family. She was a genuine lady who was extremely respected. When I think of her all I can do is smile.

A tribute for her life will be held in conjunction with the Royal Wedding on April 29th, 2011 starting at 5:30 a.m. A dedication of a memorial bench will be presented to our “Queen Mother” after an honourary game of golf and “High Tea”.

I am sure it safe to say that right now even the ducks are miserable. Opening week for the ladies in Fort Erie saw a great turn out in spite of the sub-par weather conditions. The girls donned their rain suits and “duckies” and came out by the dozens. This week anyone who played was a winner.

Deb Woehl saw herself at the top of the nine hole leader board starting the year off with an impressive 36. Kimi Kovacs and Judy Nicholls shared second place with 38’s, while Wendy Gibson and Debbie German took third place with 40 strokes a piece. Ann Victor-Lazarus, Cindy Thebeaud and Therese Sawdon came in with 41’s and Sharon Sullivan of Buffalo had the lone 42. Linda Wagner and Sherry Reinhardt each had 43’s and Diane Poulson had a solid 44. Scores of 45 were shared by Laura Izzard, Tammy Horinga and Wendy Gibson, followed by Lynn Enright, Belinda Graye, Sandra Highfield, and Bev Wilson each taking 46 strokes to complete their games. Newcomers Jan McCall and Elaine Hummell each had 48 while Joan Klacko, Chris Olsen and Greta Arbic started their year off with 49’s.

Starting the year off in fine form were 18 hole golfers Dani Andrews and Brenda Benner coming in with solid scores of 73 to earn the honour of 18 hole players of the week. Bev Miller shot 75 to capture second place by herself, while Penny Williams was third with 77. KD Moore of Ridgeway had a nice 79 followed by regular Nancy Valliquette with 80. Bev Miller had a second round of 81 followed by Bev Hume, Wendy Gibson, Dianne Goulding and Bev Miller again all with rounds of 82. Daini Andrews had a second day round of 84, while Sue Barrett stayed low with 86. Debby Noseworthy and Dale Tremblay had 87’s and Bev Hume stayed in the 80’s shooting a round of 89.

Newcomer Shari House was the “Lucky Duck” this week winning a brand new set of golf clubs.

Welcome back ladies, we are all looking forward to some good weather and a great golf season.

For more league information please contact Wendy Gibson at 905-991-8883 or info@forteriegolf.ca

Fort Erie Golf Course's Ladies League