Yolanda Henry’s putter was on fire last Tuesday in the 18-hole women’s league at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club.
The former women’s club champion carded an 87 to win low gross, had a low net score of 69 and needed only 26 putts in her round.
Diana Dimmer and Louise Robitaille, another former club champ, were two shots behind at 89.
Ginny Green had the second-lowest net score, with 72.
Dimmer also was closest to the pin on #4 and Sonja Schindeler was closest on #9.
Also last week, members of the women’s nine-hole league competed for the Captain’s Cup.
It is a low-net competition that uses unlimited handicaps to determine the winner.
Lynette Sanders was the victor with a net score of 33.
Charlotte Kainola sank the longest putt on #2 and Suzanne Watson drained the longest putt on #8.
Meanwhile, left-hander Devon Neudorf shot a 1-under 35 last week to take win low gross honours in the Thursday men’s league.
Max Horning had the best Stableford score with 23 points.
Other winners were: Joe Mulholland (closest to the 150 marker on #1), Larry Heim (longest putt #2), John Liotta (longest drive #3), and Larry Mantle James (#4) and Grigjanis-Meusel (#9) were closest to the pin.
Tom Elltoft cashed in on the skins game. His birdie on #1 earned a gross skin and a net eagle skin. Anthony Sanfelice did the same thanks to a birdie on #4.
Other net skins: Max Horning (#2 and #9), Quinton Spagnol (#3), Stephen Warboys (#5) and John Grimstead (#6).
The previous week, another lefty, Jim McMacken shot even-par 36 to win low gross. Ted Wiens won the Stableford scoring with 22 points.
Other winners were: Mike Henry (closest to 150 #1), Dave Gagne (longest putt #2), Zach Luis (longest drive #3), Robert Yamamoto (#4) Adam Cutler (#9) were closest to pin.
Birdies won gross skins for: Patrick Craig (#1), Neudorf (#2), Mark Derbyshire (#3) and Wiens (#9).
Net skins winners were: Peter Danakas (#1), Noel Morris (#2), Luis (#3) and Stuart Young (#8).
In last Tuesday’s WOOFs league, McMacken led all players with an even-par 36. Randy Busbridge was low net with 35.
Ted Carmichael’s birdie on #4 won the hidden hole and Alan Robb was closest to the pin on #4.
