Barb Wallace Putting awards for the month were announced at the December luncheon. The Roadrunner of the Month (low gross) trophy was presented to Lori Bolme, the Lou Ann Garvin Tiger of the Month (low net) trophy was presented to Laura Sensabaugh, and the Hole-in-Wonder trophy was awarded to Pat Wells. Congratulations to the recipients…
Marilyn Ginther This year the MountainView Lady Putters added a special Sponsorship Committee to locate and invite local businesses to be a vital part of our Putters organization. Each Monday the putting green is lined with signs from those willing to donate a nominal amount to be featured. Danielle Schamp with Long Realty, one of…
Dee Rock When a golfer is invested in her game, whether it is a full round of 18 holes or a Monday morning putting round with the MountainView Lady Putters (MVLP), she would be delighted with a score under par. For MVLP ladies, under par for 18 holes of putting equals a score below 36.…
Dee Rock Twenty-eight MountainView Lady Putters (MVLP) braved the nearly 100-degree temperature when the golf course reopened on June 16 after its closure for aerification. The high temperature did not deter these women from their customary friendliness and competitiveness. But it was evident that when the temperature increases, attendance decreases. Sunscreen, protective eyewear and headgear,…
Dee Rock The nearly full moon on May 9 provided an impressive setting for the annual MountainView Lady Putters (MVLP) Moonlight Madness event. MVLP members and their partners ventured onto the MountainView putting green after dinner and raffle drawings in the MountainView ballroom. It was a dark and cloudless night, and putters were ready to…
Judy Falewicz MountainView Lady Putters enjoyed their annual event with some new twists. The ladies dressed up in their Hawaiian outfits, and everyone received a lei. The course was set up with each hole having a different goofy element. It is amazing how many ladies made a hole-in-one using a limp pool noodle instead of…
Judy Falewicz Along with putting every Monday morning, the MountainView Lady Putters are busy raising funds for education. Every year we raise funds for the Mammoth/San Manuel School District. We discuss with them what their greatest need is, and then we set that as our goal. This year they have asked us to fund the…
Judy Falewicz The MountainView Lady Putters celebrated St. Patrick’s Day at the March luncheon with a nice turnout, wearing the green. The first event of 2024 will host the ladies from Quail Creek on April 16. There is a limit of 54 putters from each group. A lottery will be held if more than 54…
Judy Falewicz In 1998 Lou Ann Garvin started the MountainView Lady Putters with 33 members. As of our 2024 annual meeting, with 30 new members, there is now a total of 133 members. Putting takes place every Monday morning on the SaddleBrooke TWO putting green. Every second Monday of the month, putting is followed by…
Marilyn Ginther Early on Jan. 17 the MountainView Lady Putters (MVLP) Board of Directors, donning their pink shirts and black slacks, arrived to set up for the rush of ladies coming to register for the new 2024 year of putting. New members submitted their forms and checks before attending a brief orientation and being given…