It was a beautiful day for golf, dominoes and a luncheon.
Thirty ladies�were served. Desserts were provided by Barb Larson and Karon Benson.�As usual they were delicious.
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We had several guests today: Sue Scroggie, Joyce Zimmerman and June Krueger.�We love to have guests (sometimes they even become members.)
The $5 drawing winner was Gayle Bliss.
Quarters were won by Jayne Merrigan, Eileen Turner, June Wagner, Joanne Beringer, Jo Willroth and Pat Steckelberg.
Dominoes Report: Barb Larson was low with 164 and Karine Amundson was high with 473.
Golf Report:�We played Pass The Buck.�We had 14 golfers (it was great weather for golf).�Winners were Joanne Beringer, Barb Boone and Pat Pratt.�Helen Brown had the bucks for seven holes out of the nine played in her group.
Thank you again ladies for making the day great. Thank you also to Cherry Street Grille for serving.
Men's League weekly report
The seventh week of the Men's League, using 12 tee boxes on the front nine at The Bluffs, was a relatively nice day for golf.
The results of the American division shows the best score for Missing Links � 16.5; PIK ��16, and Bluffs Boys � 14.5, which gave them a tie for first place with Multiple Putts.
Low individual score of 34 went to Gary Prosser, who netted a 29. Tim Christopherson and Steve Mayer carded 38s; and 39s were scored by Danny Johnson, Bill Powell and Mark Clark, completing the under 40 group.
The division recorded 10 birdies with Prosser and Adam Myers reporting two each.
The National division's best team score was 16.5 by First Bank & Trust, Wells Fargo � 15, and Eagles ��14.
Don Harris was first with three under par 33 (net 30); Mike Billiet had a 34; Nick Hovden was at 35, and Scott Hansen carded par 36. Don Scheidel was at 37, and Dave Carr and Denis Tomhave scored 40 each.
Thirteen birdies were recorded with Harris and Billiet reporting three each.
Men's League standings
American
Bluffs Boys 95
Multiple Putts 95
Grave Diggers 90.5
Fox Pizza 89
Here for the Beer 88.5
PIK 86
First Dakota 77.5
Recuerdo's 77.5
Missing Links 76
Serious Six 71.5
Midwest Homes 63
Sandtrappers 56.5
National
First Bank & Trust 104
Americlean 89
LBA 83
Bank of the West Ins. 82.5
Alkota 82
Wells Fargo. 81.5
Slumberland 81
Bogey + 80.5
Coldwell Banker 71.5
Eagles 71.5
Char Bar. 71
Divots 68.5
The eagle lands at W.E.L.L.
It was a hot night of golf! The scores shot on the front 9 on June 28 were blistering. Three golfers had gross scores under 40. Mary Gauer had the lowest gross with a 36. Jenny Chandler had a 37 and Mary Ellen Jensen shot a 38. The low net scores were equally as impressive. Mary Ellen Jensen had the lowest net score with a 26. Two other golfers had net scores below 30. These were Mary Gauer (36-7) and Judy Hanson (45-16) each with a 29.
Contributing to the low scores were a number of avians. The shot of the evening was had by Mary Ellen Jensen. Using a short iron from approximately 100 yards out, Mary Ellen eagled hole #6. Now that's how to hold the ball on that green! Leading the birdie parade was Kathy Merrigan-Manning, who had three of them, on holes 5, 7 and 8. In addition, Mary Gauer birdied #1, Jennie Chandler birdied #6 and Nace Huska birdied #8. Playing on the back 9, Jane Uhl birdied #13.
Pin prizes were also up for grabs. Jen Ranney had the longest putt on #2 to win one. Mary Gauer had the closest second shot on #3, which netted her a pin prize. Dawn Kroupenske also got a pin prize for the shortest drive on #6. Taking home the dough was Ruby Plate.
Meeting at a wedding dance were Don and Nancy Scheidel. Each was invited by a separate person to attend the dance. Don, apparently, wasn't too enthused about attending, but went anyway. This turned out better for him than he likely expected. Don asked Nancy to dance and the rest, as the saying goes, is history.
What W.E.L.L. golfer who spends part of her time biking for fun and exercise, has a storied history ranging from furniture salesperson to secretary to office manager in a physician's office?
Calendar of events
Tuesday, July 11
Senior Men's Fun League.
8 a.m. � Registration and coffee.
9 a.m. � Shotgun start.
Wednesday, July 12
Ladies' Day.
8 a.m. � Ladies' Morning Golf, luncheon and dominoes.
8:30 a.m. � Tee-off.
Noon � Lunch/games.
12:30 p.m. � Dominoes.
5 p.m. � Wednesday Evening Ladies' League.
5:45 p.m. � Shotgun start.
Thursday, July 13 through Sunday, July 16
Course closed for Dakota Tour, Silver Dollar Pro-Am Open.
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