Sheila Barton The month of March is National History month and a great time to take a brief look back at the history of women’s golf. In 1910, Harper’s Bazaar magazine featured a woman golfer on its cover with the title, “Learn Simple Ways to Swing a Golf Club and Lower Your Score.” In 1950, the…
Judy Wegener February brings to mind red hearts and lacey Valentines. The ladies Valentine’s event kicked off with a fun game “Queen of Hearts” and continued with a tasty lunch and raffle. Great job! 2/4 Low Net Flight 1: 1st Brenda Heyink, 2nd Brigette Charles, 3rd Marci Koppelmaa; Flight 2: 1st (tie) Dori Winchester and…
David Zapatka The Serve Have you ever had service yips? A steady and reliable serve is extremely important. You can’t score when the serve is not in the court! Developing a serve we can rely on should be at or near the top of our skill list. Once we have a reliable serve, we can…
Sharma Goodwin Congratulations to Mary Dyrseth for winning the 2020 Club Championship with a combined three-day total of 220.
David Zapatka Sun Lakes fielded 10 table tennis players for the annual Ahwatukee-Sun Lakes Shoot-out. Two hours of exciting play from both clubs at all levels resulted in a Sun Lakes victory. Format for this year’s event was 26 doubles matches, best two games out of three to 11. The final result was Sun Lakes…
D. Williams Dog agility is a fun, active dog sport in which a handler directs a dog through an obstacle course in a race for both time and accuracy. The Cruft’s Dog Show in 1978 was the first documented appearance of dog agility. It was presented as entertainment. For more information, go to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_dog_agility. See…