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15th Annual Ladies Tee Off for a Cure Sees Event’s Largest Turnout

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From left to right are Mindy Newell, Flo Collins, Kaitlyn Collins, and Katie McCullough

The 15th annual ladies’ Tee Off for a Cure golf scramble on Sunday, July 26, 2026, at Memorial Park Golf Course. This year saw the largest turnout ever with 29 teams competing. The lady golfers enjoyed a great round of golf on a beautiful day at the course. Following play, the teams were treated to a delicious meal with desserts, raffling off 15 donated baskets, a 50/50 drawing, and the awarding of proximity prizes and the top four finishing teams in the tournament.   

Event organizers issued a big “thank you” to all the businesses and individuals who donated to their outing, as well as to all the wonderful men who helped with a variety of tasks at the outing. The event has raised and donated over $53,000 over the past 14 years and will make donations to several local charities again this year.  

First place with a score of -14 were Flo Collins, Katie McCullough, Kaitlyn Collins, and Mindy Newell. Second place with a score of -12 were Lisa Hoffman, Brenda Earhart, Cindy Heidlebaugh, and Katie Roesch. Third place with a score of -11 Jan Spitler, Clara Schertzer, Pat Eyestone, and Ruby Karcher. Fourth place with a score of -10 were Becky Romich, Sheryl Pfeifer, Nancy Johnson, and Sue Baker. 

Proximity prize winners were Dakota Harford (longest putt #4), Kenzie Wallace (longest drive #5 red), Katie Roesch (longest drive #5 purple), Susan Bailey (closest to the pin #9), Katie McCullough (longest drive #12 red), and Katie Roesch (longest drive #12 purple). Winners of the special Tee Off holes were Kylie Lenhart (closest to the pin #13) and Antwilla Davis (longest putt #18).

Next year’s outing will be held on Sunday, July 25, 2027.  

Written by: bbyrne

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