CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT COMING UP
More players needed for Championship Tournament Aug 12 & 13 at Coyote Creek GC
You DO NOT NEED TO BE A CHAMPION to play in this tournament. It is a gross tournament format with payoffs in flights. Be sure to sign up......
MIXED
COUPLES TOURNAMENT
Our Own Handicap/Course Rating Assistant from the PWGA office, Debby
Paulsen and her husband Dave Paulsen, are the
Low Net over Field Champions!!!
Congratulations to all our Winners!
View Results & Photos
| CALIFORNIA WOMEN'S STATE CHAMPIONSHIP (CWC) | ||
Our 13th Annual CWC was held on July 14, 15, & 16 at the Hiddenbrooke Golf Course in Vallejo, CA. This event is sponsored by PWGA, San Diego County Women's Association, Women's Golf Association of Northern California, & The Women's Southern California Golf Association. The results of the California Women's State Championship also determine which players will represent the state at the USGA State Team Championship, held every 2 years. Our heartiest congratulations to this year's champion, Jennifer
Bermingham!
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In order to keep our Association strong and to continue to fulfill our mission and purpose, it is imperative that we maintain a strong and supportive Executive Board and Committee structure to insure that all aspects of our Association are given proper priority and adequate attention. Committees are added and disbanded from time to time as need dictates. Volunteer Board Members, Committee Chairs and Committee members work together with paid staff to carry out the mission and fulfill the purpose of the Association. It is our desire to give all qualified and interested members the opportunity to contribute to the success of and the fulfillment of the Association's mission You may submit your application to serve on the Executive Board level or on one or more of the committees by clicking on and printing the volunteer application below. The Staff and Board of Directors Thank You for your interest and support. |
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| Here is some detailed information on the results. |
MOST IMPROVED GOLFER - REPORT BY KAY ROBINSON, HANDICAP DIRECTOR
Many clubs present a Most Improved Golfer Award at the
end of the year. Some offer it on a quarterly or even monthly
basis. Generating a Most Improved Golfer (MIG) report is fairly
simple. However, be warned: there are differences in the reports
depending on from what source the report is requested. You
have the ability to access the report from three different sources:
1. Club Computer. Let's call this the GHP Report since
you access it at your club computer via the GHIN Handicap (Management) Program
(GHP).
2. GHINClub.net. Within GHINClub.net there are two
different MIG reports that can be requested:
a. An emailed report. Let's call this the PDF
Report since the resulting report is emailed to you in a .pdf
format which is read by Adobe Acrobat Reader.
b. A web report. Let's call this the Web
Report since it appears directly on your screen on the GHINClub.net
website after which you can export and manipulate it.
The GHP Report is the most accurate. You can request a specific time period (Jan-present; Nov 1st of previous year to Nov 1st of current year; May 1 - June 1, etc.). It includes just the members of your club and your service who had valid handicap indexes at the beginning and end of the selected time period. It includes all members including those who did not improve or worsened during the time period.
The PDF Report is the next most accurate. It includes players from your service from the beginning of your requested time period. However, the time period is NOT flexible. It starts with the January 1 Index and ends with the most current Index. The time period cannot start in the previous year. It will select only improved players.
The Web Report, as quick and easy as it is, is not the most accurate report because it will include all members who had an Index, anywhere in the system, even another club, on the beginning date of your specified time period. Example: you request a MIG report for January 1 through November 1. Jane Black, who is an existing member of a neighboring club, joined your club on May 3rd. Your MIG Web Report will list Jane even though she was not a member of your club on January 1st. One advantage over the PDF report is that you can go back into the previous year to select the start of the time frame.
So select with care the report that you wish to receive. Also, be sure that when you run any report, in the “Print Group” field you select NONE. If any other print group is selected (i.e. 001), you may not get a complete listing of players. GHIN Support Staff advises that Web reports are being modified to eliminate players without indexes for the club in question for the time period specified which may resolve some of the Web Report issues.
This report will also be available under the FAQ section under the Handicap tab on PWGA Website.
| AUGUST EVENTS | SEPTEMBER EVENTS |
| Championship
Tournament - Flyer August 12-13 Coyote Creek GC San Jose, CA |
Northern
California Women's 4 Ball - Flyer September 3-4 Poppy Ridge Golf Course Livermore, CA |
| NORCAL
Cup Match - Flyer August 25 Alta Sierra GC Grass Valley, CA |
Team
Play Championship - Flyer September 9-10 Windsor GC Windsor, CA |
JOIN THE FUN – AREA PLAYDAYS FOR AUGUST
East Bay area play at Mare Island GC on August 18
Monterey Area play at DeLaveaga GC on August 25
North Central Area play at Bailey Creek GC on August 18
Redwood Area play at Mare Island GC on August 18
Sacramento Area play at Timber Creek GC on August 25
San Jose Area play at Lake Chabot GC on August 25 (Tournament of Champions)
Stockton Area play at La Contenta GC on August 18
These playdays are open to all members, so grab a couple of your friends and try a new course together in a friendly competition. Contact the Area Director to get more information. Log on to our website and go to the Area section for contact info for each area.
GOLF JOKES
CREDITS: http://www.geocities.com/golf_jokes/index.html
Golfing and Skydiving Mishaps
Whats the difference between a golfer and a skydiver?
A golfer goes, whack!..."damn!"
And a skydiver goes, "damn!"... whack!
Corporate America
The game of choice for unemployed people or maintenance level workers is basketball.
The game of choice for frontline workers is football.
The game of choice for middle management is tennis.
The game of choice for CEOs and executives is golf.
Conclusion: The higher up on the corporate ladder you are, the smaller your balls are.