Showing posts with label ladies amateur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ladies amateur. Show all posts

Friday, July 11, 2014

PNGA Amateur

This week has been extremely busy and exciting as we just wrapped up hosting the PNGA Ladies Amateur and Mid-Amateur.  The busy stretch started several weeks ago getting the course in the best tournament condition we could.  It started with planning fertilizer, irrigation, mowing schedules, and staffing demands.  Putting an emphasis on the exact same conditions for 5 days straight.  Then we set-up the course with the PNGA committee over the weekend, and our plan, course set-up, and playing conditions really turned out well.  Your staff really worked hard this week and you should be proud of them as everyday was pushing a 100 degrees.  There was a tremendous amount of comments about the course and specifically the putting surfaces, good job guys.  Here are a few shots of the tourney.



Flag display at the practice facility
Pin placement day 4 - probably not one to go for
Match play on the last day
It was amazing to watch the ladies play and truly watch them hit the ball.  Approach shots with irons, and chipping and putting was just spectacular.  Congratulations to Aaren Zigler for winning the Amateur division and Amanda Jacobs for winning the the Mid-Am division.

Amateur winner, Aaren Zigler, with the rules officials
After finishing these two weeks we will now move our focus back to member golf.  As you can tell by the forecast below, we will have our work cut out for us.



Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Ladies Amateur Championship coming to Lewiston Country Club in 2014

We had our first walk trough today with the PNGA (Pacific Northwest Golf Association) to prep for the Ladies Amateur and Mid-Amateur Championships that we will be hosting this summer July 7-11.  This is a big event for us to be hosting in the pacific northwest and we are very excited to be selected to host it.   There will be some great ladies golf to watch and a very exciting time agronomically to prep the course.
Touring the course, planning out course set-up

The manual for course prep and playability

Planning meeting with tournament committee, head pro, and food and beverage manager

Stay tuned this summer to see the things that we do to prepare the golf course for an event of this scale.