Pin Day for Comox Ladies

Venuta wins the pin as golfers persevere through wind and rain

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Jun. 5, 2013 5:00 a.m.
Sports

In spite of wind and rain, many Comox Ladies Tuesday golfers turned out for Pin Day on May 28.

Low gross: 93 Nancy Riva, 96 Sharon Crowe and Laurie Appleyard. Low net: 67 pin winner Susy Venuta, 77 Anne Patterson, 79 Karen Venetta, 80 Jean Kirby, 81Grace Coulter and Linda Broadbent.

Hole prizes: Tee Box – closest to bucket, Brenda Good; Looneyrama – KP 4/13, Karen Venetta; Panago Pizza – KP 5/14, Suzy Venuta; Petrie Golf – KP 7/16, no winner; Playtime Gaming – KP 9/18, Pat Belanger; Longest putt – 8/17, Nancy Riva.

Comox Ladies Thursday evening golf on May 30 was cancelled due to weather.

– Comox Ladies Golf

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