Ladies Golf at Cold Springs
- Meet the Captains and the Groups
By Charlotte A. Henderson
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It’s not enough to swing at the ball. You’ve got to loosen your girdle and really let the ball have it.
Babe Didrickson Zaharias, 1911-1956
One of the Greatest Female Athletes and Golfers of All-Time
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Thankfully, girdles are no longer part of modern day women’s golf attire! Or any modern day attire for that matter. Babe Didrickson Zaharias blazed the trail in women’s golf as America’s first female golf celebrity in the 1940s and 50s. She was a founding member of the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) in 1950.
(Zharias pictured left)
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Blazing the trail right here at Cold Springs was Lois Brown who was the first Captain of the Ladies 9ERS. Jerry and Lois Brown were the original owners of the land that became the front nine holes of the course. The couple were two of the founders of Cold Springs back in 1960. In 1985, the Ladies Group(s) were accepted into the Women’s Golf Association of Northern California.
Cold Springs is fortunate to have two ladies golf groups to choose from -- The 9ers and The 18 Holers. Both groups meet on Tuesday mornings, share the course, and play under the umbrella of the Northern California Golf Association. However, each group operates under their own charter. The overall goal of each of these groups is to promote sociability and friendship while you play golf.
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THE 9ERS belong specifically to the Women’s Nine Hole Golf Association (WNHGA) River Valley Region within the Northern California Clubs which began in 1973. There are 39 clubs in NOR CAL and 10 within the River Valley Region. Captain Christie Cochran has played with The 9ers for the past five years and has been captain for one year. “I love the multi-generational members that we have in our group,” states Christie. “We have ladies from ages 30-90. It really makes it fun!”
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There are Open Days during the year where club members may play on a different River Valley Region Club course. One of the most treasured events each year is the Corena Green Classic Tournament which is held for junior girl golfers ages 8-17. The event is named in memory of Corena Green, a former WNHGA director, who began promoting girls junior golf in the 1980s. Cold Springs 9ers are dedicated to raising funds for this event for scholarships and prizes to be awarded to these young lady golfers to create awareness and interest in this life-long sport. This year’s tournament will be held at the Del Rio Country Club in Modesto, CA on Thursday, July 28. Please invite the young ladies you know! They don’t have to be experts but do need to have some golf experience and know the game and rules. |
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Each Tuesday, The 9ERS have different activities:
• 1st – Lowest Net Score of the Day -- Wins ‘9er of the Month’ Title
• 2nd – Tournament Play
• 3rd – Plan Your Own Foursome
• 4th – Guest Day – Bring a Guest to Play
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Golf is a game of coordination, rhythm, and grace; women have these to a high degree.
-Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Babe Didrickson Zaharias’ first claim to fame did not begin with golf. She was an Olympian in the 1932 Olympics, setting four world records and winning two gold medals and one silver medal. She is the only olympic athlete-- male or female-- to ever win individual Olympic medals in separate running, throwing and jumping events. She also competed in basketball and billiards. Then, golf came to her attention in 1935.
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THE 18 HOLERS belong specifically to the Women’s Golf Association of Northern California (WGANC) River Valley Region. There are 104 18 Holer clubs in NOR CAL and 10 in the River Valley Region that Cold Springs participates with. Captain Heidi Caldwell has played with the 18 Holers since 2011 and served as captain for the past three years. “My most memorable moment with this group was in 2021 at the Champion of Champions Tournament at Ruby Hill,” says Heidi. “I had always ‘been the bridesmaid’ so to speak and finally I was the ‘bride.” I won my flight! It was pretty exciting! I love playing with these ladies every week. We have a great time!”
The 18 Holers have fun on each of their Tuesday activities with:
• 1st --Tournament Chair selects various types of competition
• 2nd – Lowest Net Score which gets entered into the ‘Ace of the Month’ Recognition
o All monthly Ace winners play in the ‘Ace of the Year’ Tournament
• 3rd – Guest Day - Bring a Guest to Play
• 4th – Tournament Chair Choice
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The philanthropic arm of the WGANC 18 Holers is called Youth On Course. This junior golf program began in 2006 and offers junior golfers (male or female) opportunities to access affordable golf, paid internships, caddie programs, and college scholarships. The Cold Springs 18 Holers work hard all year in fundraising for these great resources to be available for our youth who love to golf. |
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TOGETHER
Besides golfing, the two ladies groups enjoy social gatherings throughout the year i.e. picnics, a Christmas Party, Invite a Friend (and golf) and other fun get-togethers.
The two groups combined have hosted charitable tournments over the years for the El Dorado County Veterans and other folks in our county needing assistance.
Our Captains truly love Cold Springs. Christie says, ”Joining Cold Springs is the best decision I ever made. The course, the friendships, the people and fun can’t be beat!” Heidi said, “I was recruited by a former member who stated to me ‘you won’t regret it’ and that has held true all these years. The course is challenging and everyone is super friendly. What a way to spend my retirement!”
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I expect to play golf until I am 90 – even longer if anybody figures out a way to swing a club from a rocking chair.
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Died at age 56 of colon cancer at the height of her golfing career
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If you are interested in joining one of these ladies' golf groups or have questions, please contact:
The 9ERS - Christie Cochran
The 18 HOLERS - Heidi Caldwell
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About the Author
Charlotte Henderson is my mother and volunteers her time to assist with feature articles and Member Spotlights for the Mulligan. She is an author, writer, and editor. So, if she gives you a call or sends an email please take a few moments to talk with her. This is a great way for all our members to get to know each other.
Thanks, Nathan Henderson, Finance Manager
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Presidents Message - Russ Hasemeier
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Dear Members,
I’m happy to report that business behind the scenes at the club, management of business is beginning to show some fruits. Three things are apparent. One, the course conditions are the best I’ve seen since I’ve been a member. Please thank Doug and the maintenance staff when you cross their paths. Two, members are playing golf at a much higher frequency per capita. Finally, finances have stabilized since the first of the year and after the pandemic.
Having mentioned the positive things, there are several related changes that need mentioning. One, while the course is looking beautiful, we continue to plan for future maintenance and improvements. This requires financial planning in the way of saving money in our Capital account. The board is currently working on an extensive capitol plan, which will include projects that replace foreseeable wear and tear and aging. For example, we will need to replace our irrigation system sometime soon. Two, as play increases per capita, we are looking at the impact on available tee times per day. As most members can see, the course is busier and premium tee times are filling up. We have begun collecting tee time data. Over the next several months we will analyze the data. As we analyze this data, we will adjust finances as necessary. In the meantime, we have suspended all sales of non-proprietary memberships and frozen movement to the Senior Membership category. The stabilization of finances is allowing the board to take a close look at how we will balance the amount of dues required (number of memberships) with tee sheet availability. All of this certainly requires taking all aspects of club business and operations into account.
You are all very aware of inflation and how expensive everything costs. The club is severely impacted by high costs and lack of available labor. The lack of available labor has forced us to reschedule and/or cancel some events. While finances are stable currently, the analysis of tee sheet data, income, expenses, and inflation may require difficult decisions in the future. We will certainly consult with the membership should major changes become necessary. However, let’s not get ahead of our data collection and analysis.
Our goal is to provide the absolute best service and conditions possible for a good price. Selling many memberships will certainly bring in more money, but it may impact the tee sheet to and unacceptable level. We all desire the ability to play when we want, on a course that is not overbooked and overly crowded. Depending on the data analysis and sound financial planning, it is possible that we will recommend a dues increase. I know these are possibly the most taboo words ever spoken, and may not be necessary, I just need to be forthwith with all possible scenarios. Ultimately, the membership will decide what is best for the membership and club.
Please as you have questions, don’t hesitate to ask me or another board member, or the General Manager. Remember, you can always use the “comment” tab on the website for questions and comments. I look forward our discussions and a fun future of golf and friendship at our great little community.
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If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to catch me at the club or email me at president@coldspringsgolf.com. Remember, you can always use the "comment" tab on the website for questions and comments. I look forward to our discussions and a fun future of golf and friendship at our great little community.
Sincerely,
Russ Hasemeier, President
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Birdie Business - Nathan Henderson
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Nathan Out of Office:
I will be out of the office June 8-15. Marcia Erickson, Office Assistant, is in the office on Tuesdays and Thursdays. For all other immediate needs please contact Kevin Earl, General Manager.
Member Number in Check Memo:
If you are not already in the habit of doing this, it is helpful to please write your member number in the memo area if you pay your bill by check. Thanks!
Cold Springs AutoPay :
If you are looking for one less bill to remember to pay each month, consider putting your account on AutoPay via ACH direct transfer (click to download form) from your checking/savings account, or a credit/debit card (3% merchant processing fee for credit or debit cards). On or around the 10th of the month your outstanding balance on the previous statement will automatically be withdrawn from your bank account or charged to your card on file (example, the outstanding balance as of your May ending balance 5/31/2022 will be charged on or around the 10th of June). All payment info is encrypted and PCI compliant. |
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Reminders:
Hunt Propane Offer: We welcome Hunt Propane as our new provider for the club! Hunt offers a special rate for club members’ residences of 75 cents over their cost. For more information or to take advantage of this partnership contact John Lewis, our Account Rep, at (530) 957-7748.
Member Portal Password: When accessing our website there is a Members section. The password is: coldsprings
Paperless Billing: If you are not already receiving your monthly statements via email, I would encourage you to elect for paperless billing. With USPS delays, cost of postage and supplies, it makes it very convenient. Just shoot me a quick email and I'll make the change. Thanks!
Questions: Billing mistakes can happen -- Email is the preferred starting point of communication for me to track and respond to all member requests when a need arises. With that said, don't hesitate to call anytime! Email: nathan@coldspringsgolf.com
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Club Contacts
Main Phone: (530) 622-7642
Frost Line: (530) 622-5330
General Manager: Ext 106
Pro Shop: Ext 100
Restaurant/Bar: Ext 101
Food & Bev Office: Ext 105
Office: Ext 102
Turf Center: Ext 108
Useful Forms:
(Click to download)
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Change to REFERRAL BONUS Structure:
At the March 16th board meeting, the board voted to change the existing new member referral bonus policy. Instead of receiving a $500 statement credit, the listed referral will receive a complimentary round of golf for four guests. The referring members name must be included on the new member’s application in the “Referred By” Section.
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We welcome comments, suggestions and questions from our members. Please submit your comment and a member of our management team will be in touch.
Please note, your comment will be reviewed by our staff and board of directors.
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Russ Hasemeier
President
Michael Parsons
Vice President
Lynda Vernon
Director
Mike Worley
Director
Chris Whitaker
Director
Jeff O'Donnell
Director
Marc Glynn
Director
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Ellen Page
Tellers Comm.
Charles Caldwell
Budget & Strategic
Pat Flynn
Greens, Handicap
Bob Durand
Sr. Men's Club
Christie Cochran
Lady Niners
Heidi Caldwell
18 Hole Ladies
Michael Parsons
Tournament Comm.
Mike Worley
Infrastructure
OPEN
Ladies Tournaments
Advisory-Membership
Bylaws
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Wow - Who can believe it’s June already!?! Graduations, Father’s Day and lots of golf to be played this month…
Congratulations to Sue Verner, our May Niner of the Month! Sue shot a net 34 for the win – great score, Sue. Sue was also the winner of our April tournament – which I forgot to include last month. Sue shot a net 29 to win the “Whiners” contest where each player got to eliminate one hole (gross scores were posted!). Christie Cochran took second and Debbie Massaro took third.
Our Tournament Chair, Jeanne Perry, chose “Baseball” as this month’s non-postable tournament. Each player was allowed one “baseball throw” per hole that did not count as a stroke. Winners were Debbie Massaro 1st, Connie Oetinger 2nd and Sharon Lamoureau 3rd.
Two Team Play contests were played in May:
Our May 4 team at Lincoln Hills (pictured below) included: Shawn Sullivan, Jackie Kysor, Maren Morello, Diane Collins, Pat Worley, Pam Bailey, Christie Cochran and Debbie Massaro.
Our May 17 team at Lake of the Pines included: Jeanne Perry, Lynda Vernon, Janet Peterson, Denise Blake, Marne Morello, Tracy Coen. Sue Verner and Debbie Massaro.
Captain Debbie Massaro reports we are currently in 2nd place, just behind Lake Wildwood - who we play on June 28th! Then one more match at Cold Springs on July 12. Good Luck, Niners!
Finally, The Niners would like to thank all the guys who participated in our putting contest to benefit the WNHGA Corena Green fundraising efforts to introduce/promote the game of golf in young girls. With over 90% participation among the Men’s Invitational players, the quality of the putting was outstanding! Fifteen golfers were tied for 1st place before Daniel Spaite ran a “put off” to determine one winner. Bob Wynn took the honors and then very generously donated his $300 winnings back to our cause! Additionally, another generous donor (who asked to remain anonymous) also donated $250. A grand total of $880 was raised and will go to sponsor girls participating in the regional Corena Green Class for Junior Girls, giving them a rich golf experience and chances at college gift certificates! AGAIN, A BIG THANKS TO ALL WHO DONATED AND PARTICIPATED!!!
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Sue Verner - May Niner of the Month |
Generous Donor Bob Wynn, Corena Green Chair Maren Morello and Debbie Massarro |
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Team Players on May 4th at Lincoln Hills |
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Corena Green Classic Tournament for Junior Girls |
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The Corena Green Classic Tournament promotes girls’ golf. The tournament will be held at Del Rio Gold & Country Club in Modesto, CA on Thursday, July 28, 2022. It is open to girls ages 8-13 and 14-17 years. The Lady Niners sponsor girls’ participation through fund-raising, primarily with a Saturday putting contest at the Men’s Invitational Tournament. Girls’ entry fee, shirts/visors and a goody bag are provided by the Lady Niners. Please, please, please tell your daughters, granddaughters, nieces, etc. about this event. It is a wonderful opportunity. Trophies and prizes will be awarded, including college awards of up to $700 for high school girls who place well. If interested, please contact Maren Morello at marenmorello@gmail.com or call 530-889-1469 (home) for an application. See Corena Green Classic flier in the ladies’ lounge. Entry deadline is June 28 (or capacity). Space is limited so don’t wait! |
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Pro-Shots - Daniel Spaite, Head Professional
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Greetings from the Pro Shop!
Over the next few weeks, you will see a few new things to Cold Springs.
One is our weekly Junior Classes that run for the month of June. If you haven’t signed your kids or grandkids up, we still have a few spots. Links for online registration are in the Junior Golf section below. It will be an absolutely awesome way for these youngsters to learn about golf, make friends, and enjoy their summer. The reason that we have weekly, one hour, classes is because of the proven retention level over time. We will also have the familiar “camp style” lessons this summer, with two three-day Camps in July, but our class size will be limited in order to ensure safety and a fun environment.
The next new thing that you will see is our brand new range mats! We have been dedicated to improving our range experience and the whole staff has been workshopping ideas of how to make our range one of the best in the area. We demonstrated a new mat option in the middle of the range for the last six weeks and are excited to announce that we will be installing a variation of those mats in the second week of June. We will also be installing a new, state of the art, teaching area, with mats that are on a different level even than the beautiful new turf that will be covering the rest of the teeing area. We are really excited about this and appreciate your patience as we develop our entire range program system even further.
One scheduling adjustment that needs to be mentioned is the change of the Mr. and Mrs. Championship from June 25th to August 27th. This change is being made because of the staffing issues that come with our biggest tournaments. Thank you for your participation in the recent tournaments, including the Men’s Invitational, which was a smashing success.
As always, feel free to stop by and say hi to me in my office and please make it a point to meet our new First Assistant Professional, Lance Heavirland, and a returning employee who has been given a promotion, Assistant Professional, Koby Maitland.
Daniel Spaite
Head Golf Professional
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Summer Junior Golf Program |
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Cold Springs has had a budding Junior Golf Program over the last few years and we are excited to announce that Daniel Spaite, our new Head Golf Professional, will be running our Junior Programs this coming summer. Daniel recently came to Cold Springs from Braemar Golf Course in Edina, Minnesota, which featured the number one Junior Golf Program in Minnesota and was one of the top in the country! He has promised to implement some of the teaching and structural pieces that he learned there.
June:
Girls
Boys
July:
We have two, three-day, camps, on the schedule. Registration will open for them on June 1. The dates are Tuesday – Thursday, July 12-14 and July 26-28 and the price will be $175.
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Pics and Fun from Men's Invitational |
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Hello Cold Springs Members,
So far our first two Music On The Green Band Nights of the year have been a big success. We look forward to seeing you all for the next band night on Friday, July 8th, from 5:30pm - 8pm.
May was a busy month filled with lots of sunshine and events. Remember, you can call ahead to the bar from the tee box and we can have your food ready for you at the turn, (530) 622-9948!
As always, thank you all so much for the support. We look forward to continuing to provide new specials, fresh products, and new seasonal items from the local farmer's market.
Mike Camello
Executive Chef
(530) 622-7642 x 105
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CALLING ALL SENIOR MEN 55 YEARS YOUNG AND UP!
Please join us on the second Thursday of each month for breakfast and golf. It is $10 annually to join the Senior Men's Club. Then, a $25 entry to the Thursday tournament that includes breakfast and prize money. Sign up sheet is in the men's locker room. Cutoff to sign up is one week in advance of event. We hope to see some new faces!
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Senior Men’s Club Tournament Results
May 19, 2022
First Place
Score: 127 Pays $98.00 Each $33.00
Tim McFadden Keith Hodgkin
Brian Amacher
Second Place
Score: 132 Pays $64.00 Each $21.00
Bob Durand Chris Vlamis
Tom Satoris
Third Place
Score: 132 Pays $32.00 Each $11.00
Allan Baumann Don Coats
Mike Worley
Senior Of the Month (Low Gross) Pays $20.00
Brian Amacher
Gross Score: 80
Senior of the Month (Low Net) Pays $20.00
Keith Hodgkin
Gross Score: 85 Handicap: 17 Net Score: 67
Closest to the Pin Pays $10.00
Brian Amacher Distance: 4’4” Hole #7
Number of Participants: 21
Jim and Bob
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Dear Members,
Though I have covered this topic before, I thought it would be helpful to bring your attention to our "Local Rules" at Cold Springs. Local rules drill down further by clarifying and specifying any exceptions that are not addressed in the USGA rule book. A copy of these local rules is permanently displayed on the bulletin board outside the door of the Pro Shop.
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Cold Springs Golf & Country Club Local Rules:
- USGA Rules shall govern all play except as modified by Local Rules.
- Planted and formal flower beds marked with a blue stake are considered a "no play zone" and are deemed to be "ground under repair" from which play is prohibited. Relief in accordance with Rule 16.1.
- The maintenance path along the left side of #10 between the driving range fence and the 10th hole is deemed an "immovable obstruction." Optional free relief is available under Rule 16.1.
- Drainage areas marked with blue stakes, French drains, yardage marker rocks, staked trees, electrical/sprinkler control boxes, protection fences (on holes: 3, 9, 17), and all buildings in the general area are deemed "immovable obstructions.” Optional free relief is available under Rule 16.1. Stance and swing relief only. Line of play relief is not allowed.
- If a ball strikes a power line, the towers, poles, guy wires supporting such, during play, the stroke is cancelled, and the player must play a ball as close as possible to the spot where the original ball was played in accordance with Rule 14.6.
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Hole 15 Red penalty area drop zone rule: When teeing off, if a ball enters the RED penalty area, players have ONLY two options: (a.) Take a stroke and distance penalty and re-tee or, (b.) Play from the drop zone. *In both cases, the player would be hitting their third shot.
- Drop zone behind 16th green is for balls being played on hole 16 that have been hit into the Red penalty area directly behind the l6th green. Drop Zone on 17 is for balls hit into the water from 17 back tees.
- Player may take relief, if an immovable obstruction sprinkler head) is on the line of play and is within two club lengths of the putting green and within two club-lengths of the ball. Relief drop area is with one club length of the ball and no closer to the hole. No relief, if line of play is clearly unreasonable.
- It is the responsibility of every player to follow proper course etiquette and treat the golf course with respect. Please repair all ball marks on the greens and fill divots on the fairways with provided sand/seed mix.
- Golf carts are restricted to Cart Path Only on ALL Par 3's and should never be driven closer than 25 yards from the green. Carts shall be parked with all four tires on the cart paths near all greens and tee boxes. Please avoid any damaged turf areas throughout the course.
Play fast, play well, and enjoy your round!
Again, please feel free to email me or catch me at the club over a beverage, and I’ll try to answer your questions. If I don’t have the answer immediately for you, I’ll get it, and get back to you. Time dependent on the number and type of beverages. Just kidding. Play well and have fun. 😊
Russ
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As you have probably noticed, water is “flowing” into the pond between #11 and #12. There have been numerous discussions about whether to just let it dry up or to try to fill it with water. Most options to fill it were very expensive so turning it into a pond was not considered plausible. A new surfactant was found that will reduce the permeation of the water into the soil and the economics are favorable. Hopefully we will have a new permanent water feature on the course in the near future!
Water this year will certainly be an issue and plans to address the irrigation of the course will be developed and keep it in the best shape possible. More to come. To date, Doug and his crew have done an outstanding job and certainly everyone can agree that the course is in the best shape ever. Repairing pitch marks on the greens has also been working and let’s continue to see that this is done.
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Talkin' Turf - Doug Jeffrey
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I hope all who participated in the Men’s Invitational had a good time. With two retirements from our small maintenance staff of 5 full time and 2 part time this spring, we were scrambling to get to all the areas we wanted to get taken care of for the Invitational. The crew did a great job in preparing the course. Good news, we just hire on two new employees. Hopefully all goes well, and they will be a big help in picking up on some of the routine maintenance tasks quickly.
Besides keeping up with our daily schedules we will continue the plan on our greens we started up last year, with the routine verticutting and sand topdressing. Along with our nutrient program, growth regulators and plant protectants that helped with the health of our greens and getting them through last summer. A greens venting is planned for this month just as we did last year.
Our other area of focus as we go through the rest of spring and on into summer, is our water supply and irrigation system. As for the irrigation system it is daily check to make sure pumps have run properly. Making sure central irrigation computer and field satellites have operated properly and deal with any issue that have popped up, which can be routine. Daily adjustments will be made to dry or wet areas, along with manual spot watering. We will also continue to work on the multitude of irrigation heads that need raising and or leveling. Every time there is a power surge, we deal with the possibility of Field controllers going haywire. As well as a surge in pressure when pumps kick back on causing “o” rings in the sprinkler swing joints to blow out resulting in leaking. We shall see as we go through the season if the Water Resource Board hands down any curtailment orders.
We are planning on started on fairway aeration in June. Getting a few done per day, working around events. Keeping up with maintenance and getting through the summer will be our priority. We will fit other projects in where we can.
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Hello Summer!
The weather is gorgeous, and the course is in fine shape. We invite all Cold Springs ladies out to play with our group on Tuesday. We have fun, enjoy each other’s company, and have a little friendly competition. Please contact me with any questions at: letmeowt2@att.net or call me at (530) 887-8131.
The Ladies Invitational is gearing up for a fun day to be held on June 21st. Krin Presson and her committee have been hard at work getting everything ready for this event. The theme is “Summertime!”
The deadline is coming soon, so don’t miss out! Check the signup sheets in the ladies’ locker room.
During the Men’s Invitational, several ladies helped during the putting contest on Friday.
We thought we had a challenging hole placement, but 8 men were able to sink the putt! In addition, Kevin decided to give it a try, too—darned if he didn’t sink the putt on the first try! Our proceeds of the contest will be donated to “Youth on Course,” which is NCGA’s philanthropic arm, offering chances for junior girls to learn and grow the game. Thank you to Gloria Gaetano, Krin Presson and Kathy Goldman for taking time to assist during the day! It was most appreciated.
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The first 2022 Major, the 18 Hole Ladies Group Championship, was played May 3, 5, and 10th. The competition is held on the Short Combo tees for the Open Division and the forward tees in the Senior Division.
OPEN Division - 6 Ladies
18-Hole Ladies Group Champion--Low Gross (with a total score of 236)
Michele Bailey
18-Hole Ladies Group Champion--Low Net (with a total score of 212)
Krin Presson
Michele and Heidi Caldwell (2nd Low Gross) will be eligible to participate in the 2023 WGANC Champion of Champions Tournament.
Senior Division - 6 Ladies
18-Hole Senior Ladies Group Champion--Low Gross (with a total score of 300)
Heidi Matlack
18-Hole Senior Ladies Group Champion--Low Net (with a total score of 220)
Nancy Tenley
Congratulations, everyone. Well played!
A delicious cake was enjoyed by all the participants after the final round. Thank you, Heidi Matlack for providing our yummy treat!
May 17th was our Ace of the Month competition, and the winners are:
Flight 1 - HC: 14-26 (8 ladies)
Low Gross (88) - Heidi Caldwell
Low Net (69) - Sharon Wilson
2nd Low Net (72) - Linda Robbins
Flight 2 - HC: 27-30 (6 ladies)
Low Gross (99) - Elaine Boggess
Low Net (73) - Gloria Gaetano
Flight 3 - HC: 31-37 (7 ladies)
Low Gross (101) - Debbie Brink
Low Net (73) - Helen Glenn
2nd Low Net (77) - Rosemary Authier
May AOM: Sharon Wilson (Net 69)
Closet to the Pin Hole 17: Karen McCaughern - 5'4"
(and did she make the putt? Yes!)
Congratulations, all!
May 24th was a casual guest day, and everyone had a relaxed, enjoyable time. It is always good to see our friends from other clubs.
May 31st we held a draw and played a team event called Cha Cha Cha: three scores on the Par-3’s, two scores on the Par-4’s and one score on the Par-5’s.
Low Net Team 117
Krin P, Heidi M, Elaine B, Nancy T
2nd Low Net Team 121
Ann P, Gloria G, Jenny H, Bev E (Blind Draw)
We also welcomed our newest member: Ann Pendleton. Ann is a schoolteacher, and off for the summer break! Welcome Ann! She also started off her membership with a bang—her team placed 2nd!
Charlotte Henderson is back from foot surgery, and it was so good seeing her back out on the course.
Calendar for June: Please be sure and check for Heidi Matlack’s email updates, Sunday note and especially the signup sheets on the bulletin board.
June 7th: MYO4, Par Points, Sweeps
June 14th: AOM, Draw, Sweeps. There is no General Meeting in June
June 21st: 18 Hole Ladies Invitational
June 28th: Random Nine. This is also the first day of the Lois Brown Tournament
See you all out on the course!
Heidi Caldwell, Captain
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Ladies "Cinco De Mayo" Results |
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We had a great time this past weekend at the Ladies Cinco de Mayo Tournament. It was an ABCD event where many people played with a few ladies they didn’t know before the event and there were tons of new friendships made. This was my favorite ladies tournament so far in my time at this club because of the comradery between everyone who played. It was a great showing for Cold Springs.
The variable best ball format led to some really interesting scores, with one team going 10 under – very impressive!
The Top 2 teams were paid
First Place – 135 (-10) | $154 to first - $38.50 per player
Presson, Krindel + Edwards, Beverly + Glenn, Helen + Verner, Suzanne
Second Place – 139 (-6) | $100 to second - $25 per player
Fain, Wendy + Kysor, Jackie + McCaughern, Karen + Niehues, Lorie
We also had a closest to the pin on number 8 and Wendy Fain won at 17 feet 9 inches for $10
Great job to all of our participants!
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Please give a warm Cold Springs welcome to our new members in May:
Justin & Erin Reed | Chris Walker & Eden Orlando
Aaron Freeman | Clint Myers
George & Carmelita Reitenbach | Jamie O Balcom & Rudy Roman
Sean Tow | Joseph & Michelle Wren
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Main Office
(530) 622-7642
Address
6500 Clubhouse Drive
Placerville, CA 95667
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