One qualifying event remains this season (First Presidents') to determine the Virginia Frew Wright Player of the Year.  In addition to the current standings posted above, more information about this prestigious award and its connection to one of our past presidents can be found under the tab entitled "About Us>Player of the Year.

If you have a new (or preferred) email address other than the one with which you first created your SportsEngine account to log into the WGAWP website, follow these steps to identify your primary email address:
      (1)  Log into website and select Account Settings from the dropdown
            menu next to your name in the header bar
      (2)  Click Add Email Address, add new info, click Submit.  You will
            be asked to confirm that new address.
      (3)  Check your email for the confirmation email from SportsEngine
            and click the link to confirm the email address.  You will return
            to SportsEngine.
      (4)  Click "Make Primary" under the secondary email address.  
 

Share the good news by providing your name, date, course played, hole number, club used and witness(es) to bkassel2@verizon.net

Click the "Members" tab for a complete listing and photo gallery of all holes-in-one recorded this season!

It’s a fourth ace for Carolyn Morford while playing in the Queen Bee tournament on August 7 at Ligonier Country Club. Robin Giunta and Linda Harbaugh witnessed the feat on the seventh hole. 

Charlene Yourick, playing at her home course Edgewood, had a hole-in-one on August 2. Renee Quinn and Kim Quinn watched with Charlene as the ball found the bottom of the cup on hole #14. 

Chris Demetriadis, playing in the Mixed Better Ball at New Castle Country Club on July 14, aced the 104 yard 13th hole.  Well played!

Playing in the Nemacolin Invitational, Jamie Kerestes celebrated her first ace using a 5-hybrid on the fourth hole. Playing partners were Kathy Smith, Kathy Kunschner and Linda Froehlich. 

It was a flag-waving kind of Fourth of July for Patty Kegel who celebrated a hole-in-one in the morning Swats at Connequonessing. Kegel aced the 150-yard seventh hole with a 5 hybrid. Playing partners Brett Sylvestry, Dave Kirkham and Dave Hardesty cheered on the shot. 

Wow! Andrea Porter (Westmoreland) beat the 6 million-to-1 odds of an albatross or double eagle (3 under par) at Belmont Hills Golf Club in Bermuda on June 16. Eric Porter witnessed the 4-hybrid second shot on the 403 yard sixth hole. 

Claudette Graham celebrated a hole-in-one during the West Penn Golf Association's Women's Net Championship on June 11.  Graham used a 7 iron on the 117 yard second hole at Diamond Run Country Club.

Smart phone users: Consider loading the free GHIN mobile application to your phone.  Post scores, look up handicaps, even a course calculator that allows you to determine your handicap on any course in the United States.

"PLAY IT AND POST IT"    It's easy from your smart phone!