MN Metro All Chapter Fall Golf and Year End Event –

When: Sunday, September 21st, Tee Times starting 11:30am

Location:   Dwan Golf Course, Bloomington, MN with gathering for food and drinks afterward (location TBD, close to course)

Event: Just a fun, social golf outing for all members; no competition but some pin events for prizes. Players may indicate playing partners if desired during the signup process.

Registration will open late August and will close on September 16th

Results of July 13th Golf Spectacular

Event Awards/Winners

Individual Competitive Event

Flight 1

• Low Gross: Kari Thoreson
• 1st Low Net: Missy Pickar
• 2nd Low Net: Kristi Peterson*

Flight 2

•  Low Gross: Janette Schull
• 1st Low Net: Tammy Smith-Foyt*
• 2nd Low Net: Shirley Repta

*Determined by scorecard playoff

Two-Person Scramble Event

Flight 1

• Low Gross: Brenda Diekman & Marge Beard
• 1st Low Net: Joanne Cady & Sue Raber
• 2nd Low Net: Kris Lear & Terry Hennes

Flight 2

• Low Gross: Angie Ryter & Trina Chernos
• 1st Low Net: Kathleen Klumb & Meg Lynch
• 2nd Low Net: Mary Fleming & Linda Winston

Thank you for joining us; please plan on joining us for our fall golf event (will be announced in our newsletter) and the golf events coming in 2026.

Improving Your Pace of Play: Quick Tips (Part Two)

Keeping a good pace on the golf course not only makes the game more enjoyable for you but also for everyone around you. The goal is to play at a speed that keeps up with the group ahead of you. For example, on Par 4 or Par 5 holes, you should reach the tee box as the players in the group ahead are taking their second shot. On Par 3 holes, aim to arrive at the tee box as the group ahead is finishing putting and walking off the green.

Improve your pace of play on the greens with these practical tips:

• If there’s an open hole ahead and the group behind is pushing your pace, consider picking up your pace or inviting them to play through.
• While on the green, study your shot options, line of putt, and putting strategy as you walk onto the green or while others prepare to hit.
• Leave the putting green promptly once your group finishes putting.
• Place your bag where you can easily walk to the next hole—avoid spots that require backtracking.
• Record your score on the next tee box instead of immediately after finishing the hole.
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By following these tips, you’ll help the game flow smoothly and the round will be more enjoyable for everyone. Happy Golfing!