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Archive for June 2009

A great weekend with the Seattle Girls

I flew home from a business trip to Florida Friday just in time to enjoy a weekend of golf with more than 20 women from the Seattle EWGA chapter who came to enjoy our pleasant summer weather and golf at our very reasonably-priced courses. Some of the girls started their weekend early by playing Palouse Ridge on Thursday. They loved it; who could blame them. So jealous I couldn’t be there.

Coeur d’Alene Public was Friday’s course du jour. Again I’m jealous, because I didn’t get home in time to join them at one of my favorite courses. Finally, I got to connect with them Saturday at an early morning shotgun start at The Links in Post Falls. While I am very fond of The Links and play it often, it proved to be a challenge for many of the more experienced Seattle golfers and basically handed the not so experienced golfers their lunch.

A burger burn helped soothe the pain and all was forgiven. Not having enough golf for one day, a few girls headed to Hangman for another 18 holes. The Highlands hosted our Sunday outing, and proved to be a weekend favorite for many of the players. My lucky high bounce off the cart path to within a few feet of the pin on hole 14 earned me the K-P prize which consisted of a cooler filled with a hodge-podge of adult beverages. I will enjoy a few of those as I sit and think about how I look forward to next year when our sisters from Seattle join us for our third annual Seattle-Spokanarama.

I’d rather be golfing

To modify an old adage: My worst day on the golf course is better than any day of torture by Powerpoint.

About this blog

Susan grew up in the Midwest, and after much traveling and living in various regions, she landed in Spokane. She loves the area and has decided to stay. She works for the Air Force as a security specialist, and enjoys activities in all four seasons – snow skiing, fly fishing, bike riding, golf and more. Her golfing is “still in its developmental stage,” but she plays as much as possible, even if it’s just nine holes after work.




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