Womens Golf Association of Western Pennsylvania

2019 SEASON COMES TO A CLOSE; AWARDS PRESENTED

Retiring President Christine Haythorn (l) welcomes Patti Mansfield to the Presidency

After the completion of two years as the President of the WGAWP, Christine Haythorn hands over the reins of the organization to Patti Mansfield who will serve as the organization's president for the next two years. Mansfield accepted the gavel at the annual Fall Business Meeting that was held at Green Oaks Country Club.

Jane Wymer-2019 Virginia Frew Wright Player of the Year

Jane Wymer edged out Katie Miller for the Virginia Frew Wright Player of the Year award, our top honor for individuals in the WGAWP. Wymer successfully defended her title from last year, chalked up her third overall victory and happily accepted her award from perennial presenter, Barbara Russell.

Sheila Kassel-2019 Volunteer of the Year

Sheila Kassel has served on the Technology Committee since its inception in 2013 by authoring the home page, editing all pages for clarity and redundancy and revised all documents associated with team matches. She also officiates tournaments as a member of the Standing Rules committee.

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HOLE-IN-ONE REPORTING

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Hee Soo Kim is “in the Pink”

While participating in the Play for Pink fundraising event at the Naples Beach Hotel and Golf Club on November 5, Hee Soo celebrated a hole-in-one sharing the excitement with fellow Western member Nora Faller. This is Kim’s third ace.

BIG DAY FOR AMMONS

It was a big day for Sharon Ammons at St.Clair Country Club on September 10 while playing in the State Four-Ball tournament. Her ace on the 119 yard fifth hole with a 9 iron propelled her and playing partner Danielle Proctor to the Low Net award in the event. Kathy Smith and Amy Vollmer were on hand to celebrate.

Kathy Bellino

There was no place like "home" for Kathy Bellino who aced the 132 yard 15th hole at her home course St. Clair with a 6 rescue club on September 5. Playing partners Jamie Burnette and Joanne McHolme were on hand to celebrate along with 100 other golfers who were participating in St. Clair’s Fall Invitational. This was Kathy’s second hole-in-one.