Pin Day for Comox Ladies

Venuta wins the pin as golfers persevere through wind and rain

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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