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| In the DDWGA Twin Best Ball |
 - The DDWGA Twin Best Ball event began with a shotgun start at 1:00pm on Monday, July 14, at Walnut Grove County Club. The event was rescheduled from June 30 due to rain. A field of 100 players teed off on a warm afternoon with a few scattered showers in the morning. In the Gross Division, Tee Pazitney, Molly Horstman, Laura Deters, and Lori Schroeder won Flight 1. In Flight 2, Jeannie Joyce, Marian Glancy, Jessica Chilton, and Sylvia Baker captured the victory. Beverly Moore, Toni Mims, Norma Dycus, and Kayann Legg placed first in Flight 3. In the Net Division, Gail Moore, Gwen Hoover, Becky Knipper, and Bev Cultice placed first in Flight 1. Jeannie Joyce, Marian Glancy, Jessica Chilton, and Sylvia Baker won Flight 2. Teresa Chandler, Kim McCrae, Kay Wortham, and Janice Beckett secured Flight 3. The Closest to the Hole winners included Janet Bly (hole 12), Pam Henkener (hole 17), Ruth Oberkrom (hole 3), and Morgan Rodgers (hole 5). A special thanks to the members and staff of Walnut Grove, Head Golf Professional Brian Tyra, Food and Beverage Director Kaitlyn Engleman, and Superintendent Steve Cash. Each of the winners received golf shop credit that can be redeemed at Walnut Grove Country Club anytime before October 31. The next DDWGA event will be the Fall Classic on August 18 at Sugar Valley Golf Club. To Register For Photos For Scores |
Miami Valley Golf is a mission-driven 501 (c) 3 organization dedicated to uniting the community through foundational programs and initiatives. We support the game by providing handicapping services, course rating, and meaningful playing opportunities while championing philanthropic efforts like Youth on Course, High School Golf Stewardship, and Golf, My Future, My Game among many others. Our work focuses on advancing the game’s sustainability, accessibility, and inclusivity, fostering wellness and community connection. As an Impact-First Charitable nonprofit, we are committed to transparency and ensuring golf’s enduring impact for current and future generations. For more, visit miamivalleygolf.org |
