About Us

Filly Races - Becky Davidson and Mary Ann Zielinski

Away/Travel Activities - Barb Eggiman, Brenda Rodriguez

Outreach/Communications - Christine Dieker

Golf Development - Jeanie White and Shelly Egli

McNary Estates Garage Sale Donation Site - Shirley Howard 

New Member Welcome - Cindy Marion, Pat Salazar, Vickie Kugler, Charlotte Splonski, Karen Such, and Mary Ann Zielinski

Winter Tournament - 

Constitution & ByLaws - Marlena Standley and Charlotte Splonski

President's Cup - 

Listed here are the past Presidents of our Association. Thank you for your leadership! 

1961 Shirley Perkins, 1962 Doris Esplin, 1963 Doris Esplin, 1964 Marilyn Veager, 1965 Barb Knudson, 1966 Bette Lundy, 1967 Helen Shotts, 1968 Alys Peterson, 1969 Mary Hindahl, 1970 Hatte Stanley, 1971 Donna Flowers, 1972 Phyl Lea, 1973 Ad DuVal, 1974 Fern Miller, 1975 Marilyn Miller, 1976 Betty Holdt, 1977 Betty Hold,t 1978 July Pillsbury, 1979 Thelma Fry, 1980 Thelma Fry, 1981 Carole Prall, 1982 Carole Prall, 1983 Dottie Thompson, 1984 Jan Kennedy, 1985 Bettymae Hunter, 1986 Bettymae Hunter, 1987 Carole Prall, 1988 Jan Kennedy, 1989 Irma Moriskyi, 1990 Judy Glore, 1991 Judy Glore, 1992 Jan Nissen, 1993 Joyce Kruger, 1994 JoAnn Vincent, 1995 JoAnn Vincent, 1996 Ilene Kemper, 1997 Carol Hallock, 1998 Doris Jackson, 1999 Doris Jackson, 2000 Louise Sussenguth, 2001 Lori Pedersen, 2002 Jane Meierdiercks, 2003 Donna Jentsen, 2004 Jennifer Mann, 2005 Debi Morris, 2006 Debi Morris, 2007 Bette Dempsey, 2008 Betty Staudinger, 2009 Betty Staudinger, 2010 Bette Dempsey, 2011 Bette Dempsey, 2012 Maureen Renner, 2013 Maureen Renner, 2014 Carol Lewis, 2015 Carol Lewis, 2016 Taunie Murray, 2017 Taunie Murray, 2018 Nancy Boyer, 2019 Nancy Boyer, 2021/22 Marlena Standley, 2022/23 Mary Ann Zielinski, and 2024 Shelly Egli

9 Hole & 18 Hole Captains will schedule and coordinate the Days Play activities which are:

• Baker’s Dozen: Count best 13 holes (1/2 handicap). 
• Ball in Hat:  Take ball with your name on it to Pro Shop.  
• Best Ball Twosome: Count the best net score of the two partners for each hole.  
• Better Nine: Choose either front or back 9 (1/2 handicap). 
• Bingo Bango Bongo: A bingo is awarded to the player who first gets their ball onto the green. The player whose ball is closest to the pin after each player has played their ball onto the green wins the bango for that hole. A bongo goes to the player who first holes out. 
• Blind Partners: Scores draws for pairings after completion of play (Combined lowest net).  
• Chapman Best Ball: (Partners) Both players tee off. Each player hits partner's ball where it comes to rest from the tee. The ball in the best position alternately played by each partner into the hole.  
• Even Holes: Count holes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 (1/2 handicap). 
• Fewest Putts: Least putts in 18 (9) holes of play. Only shots made on the green should be counted (No handicap). 
• Flag Tournament: Each player receives a flag before play begins. When your score reaches your handicap plus 71, plant your flag on the green, in a sand trap, etc. Day's Play is awarded to players who shoot TO or BELOW their handicap.  
• Hate Holes: Before teeing off, select 2 holes you hate. Subtract these holes from your gross score (No handicap) 
• If I’da: Throw out your worst hole and don’t use your handicap. 
• Middle Nine: Count holes 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 (½ handicap). 
• Mutt and Jeff: Total scores on par 3's and par 5's (½ handicap). 
• Mystery Holes As Par: The Pro Shop designates 2 holes (18- Hole and 9-Hole) to count as "PAR" regardless of the actual score (No handicap). 
• Odd Holes: Count holes 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 and 17 (1/2 handicap). 
• O.N.E.S: Count the holes that begin with the letters O, N, E, S - holes 1, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 16, 17 and 18 (1/2 handicap). 
• Par Fours: Total all par 4 holes (1/2 handicap). 
• Relay Tournament: A player's score for the first 9 holes is added to her partner's score for the second 9 holes (1/2 combined handicap).
• Scramble: All players tee off. Decide best drive and all hit from there and so on until ball is in the hole. Count only the best shots for the hole.  
• Tee to Green: Count all strokes, including penalties, except those made on the putting surface. A ball is deemed "on the green" when any part of it touches the shortest mowed area (1/2 handicap). 
• Three Blind Mice: Deduct 3 worst holes from your score (No handicap). 
• Triple Six: Partners will play 6 holes of Scramble, 6 holes of Best Ball and 6 holes of Chapman. 
• Triple Three: Same as above, but only 3 holes of each format are played. 
• True and False: Count only holes that begin with T or F: 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 12, 13, 14 and 15 (½ handicap). 

Winter Tournament

Sign-up is available in the Pro-shop for the Winter Tournament. Fee is $10. You can register anytime as long as you know......

It begins the first of November and ends the week before the Opening Breakfast in March of 2025. Your final posted handicap in November is used. Each participant must play two (2) complete 18 hole rounds from the Combo tees and two (2) complete 18 holes from the Yellow tees. These may be played in 9 hole increments, if desired. Play as many rounds as possible with the best 2 front 9's and the best 2 back 9's from each tee. These will be used to determine the winners. You must golf with a MLGA member, though she does not have to be in the Winter Tournament. Scorecards must be signed, dated and attested, and turned into the Pro Shop. 

Ringer Card

Ringer committees will use the member’s handicap as of June 1st of the current season. Members will weekly record their scores on a Ringer Card when playing in their designated groups on Tuesday. By the end of the season the Ringer Card will reflect the best score you had on each hole for the season and a fantasy game with handicap is constructed to disburse the ringer funds in your designated group.  There is a pre-season registration fee of $4.

Hole-in-One 

The Hole-in-One event is open to all Ladies Club members who have paid the Hole-in-One fee. Period of eligibility is from the Opening Breakfast through the day immediately prior to the opening breakfast of the next season. A Hole-in-One must be at McNary, be witnessed by another golfer, and be part of a completed nine or eighteen-hole round. It is not limited to “Day's Play.” If a temporary green and/or tee-box is used, the Hole-in-One will not qualify.   The total fund payout for a Hole-in-One is limited to $200 per year. If more than one person receives a Hole-in-One during the year the $200 will be divided among the winners. *In the event there is no winner for the year, the money will be carried over to the following year and added to the fees collected for the new season. 

Reporting a Hole-in-One

1. Report the hole-in-one to the Pro Shop staff and turn in your signed and attested scorecard. They will report the hole-in-one to the newspaper 

2. Complete a second scorecard, signed and attested, for the treasurer. Ask the Pro Shop staff to put this card in the Ladies Club bag in the Pro Shop.  

3. Enter the hole-in-one in the Birdie Book.

Tee Usage 

The 18-Hole group has elected to play from the red/yellow combo tees for Day’s Play for the 2024 Golf Season.  The 9-Hole group will continue to “Play it Forward” this season.  Each 9-Hole player needs to decide which tee box (combo or yellow) she will use and adjust her handicap accordingly.  Handicaps for the 9-Hole players will be adjusted for Day’s Play per OGA guidelines. Tournament rules will be the responsibility of that tournament’s chairperson as to tees played and handicapping. 

Reminders  

• Each player should be familiar with USGA Rules of Golf. If you have questions, ask the Rules and Handicap Committee. All scores must be posted daily. You must play with your designated group to be eligible for Day's Play. 
• If you can't play, call the Pro Shop to cancel (503-393-4653). A two- stroke penalty will be assessed for being late for a tournament tee time.  
• The first time you break 100, 90, 80, (18-hole) or 55, 50, 45 (9- hole), on Day's Play, record the score information in the Birdie Book. Birdies, Eagles, and Holes-in-One should also be recorded in the Birdie Book.  
• Playing ready golf will keep things moving along and not hold up play for others. All players are asked to be especially mindful of maintaining speedy play. Any player delaying play will be asked to pick up at their maximum and be ineligible for Day's Play.  If your group is falling behind, send the first players that finish putting to tee off on the next hole.  Summer and winter rules are determined by the Pro Shop.  

Handicap 

9-Hole and 18-Hole members must carry a USGA Handicap. Tournament maximum handicap will be determined by the Tournament Chairperson. The 9-Hole group uses ½ of 18-hole handicap and rounds up.  If an 18-hole member plays 13 or more holes, but less than 18, or if a 9-hole member plays 7 or more holes, but less than 9, record the non-played holes by using the total of par for the non-played hole plus any handicap strokes to which you are entitled on the non-played holes. This is posting for handicap only. Post 9-hole scores as Front or Back even if you play two nines in a row (the same two nines) or even if you play them on different days. The software will compute all scores according to the USGA handicap system.

Situational Rules & Penalties

SITUATION

Rule 18, Out of Bounds or Lost Ball — A

Rule 19, Unplayable Lie - C D F

Rule 17,Yellow Penalty Area — C F

Rule 17, Red Lateral Penalty Area — C D E F

Rule 6.3 Hitting Wrong Ball — B I

Rule 17, Ground Club in Penalty Area — No Penalty.

Rule 10.2, Giving or Asking Advice — B I

Rule 1.3, Agreeing to Waive the Rule — G

Rule 16, Artificial Obstruction with Stance or Swing — H

Rule 10.1, Club Strikes Ball Twice. — No penalty.

Rule 4.1, Having more than 14 Clubs in Bag -J

Rule 3.3, Score Card not Signed — G

Local Rules are on the Scorecard

PENALITY

A. Go to the place where the ball went out of bounds or lost the ball. Take to the fairway, drop on a perpendicular line with a 2 stroke penalty and you are hitting the 4th shot.

B. Two stroke penalty — Stroke Play

C. One stroke penalty and play from where you last played. 

D. One stroke penalty and drop within two club lengths no nearer the hole.

E. One stroke penalty and drop within 2 club lengths where the ball last crossed the penalty area margin.

F. One stroke penalty and drop as far back as desired, keeping thot point on line with the hole within a one club length relief area.

G. Disqualification

H. Nearest point of relief and one club length, no nearer the hole. No penalty.

I. Loss of hole — Match play.

J. Two strokes for every hole. Maximum infraction 4 strokes. Match play, odd 2 strokes added to hole played. Maximum 4 strokes.