One of the goals of the PL9GA is to recognize the growth and achievements of our players in the game of golf. Annual awards will be given to members at the closing day luncheon. To be eligible for an annual award, the member must play in at least one-quarter (¼) of the play days throughout the season. The Recognition/Handicap Committee will track:

Pars

Pars – will be tracked after each league game by the Committee utilizing the player’s scorecards. Indicate a Par by circling the score on your card. Most Pars for 2025-26 went to Gail Guimond 8 or more pars Nury Duerst 7 or more pars Micky Mohr 7 or more pars Andrea Parker 7 or more pars

Birdies

Birdies– will be tracked after each league game by the Committee utilizing the player’s scorecards. Indicate a birdie by circling the score on your card. Most Birdies for 2025-26 went to Nury Duerst Sally Glavin Catherine Kozlik Renee McConahy ​

Eagles

Eagles – will be tracked after each league game by the Committee utilizing the player’s scorecards. Indicate an Eagle by circling the score on your card. There were no Eagles for the 2025-26 season! Better luck next year!

Hole in One

A hole-in- one is something many golfers dream of but few ever achieve. So, when it does happen, it’s very special. The only member who achieved a Hole in One in regular season play was Judy Chontos. We congratulate here on this incredible achievement.

Most Improved Golfer

Most Improved Golfer – At the end of the season the Committee (along with the golf pro) will determine the most improved golfer for the season based on handicap variance. Most Improved for 2025-26 Catherine Kozlic who dropped 5.2 strokes Special Recognition for Notable Progress Sally Glavin who dropped 4.8 strokes

Best Attendance

Many thanks to the following ladies for their commitment to showing up regularly and for their spirit and enthusiasm. Congratulations for Outstanding Attendance for the 2025-26 season went to: Phyllis Brautigan Nury Duerst Diana Hansen Micky Mohr Andrea Parker Diane Schneider