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Kippy's Spring Classic

    The Kippy’s Tournament was a resounding success. This is usually a well-attended function, but last week’s participation was even greater than anticipated. The two day eclectic event culminated in the presentation of a signature Kippy’s crystal studded belt to Low Net over the Field (56) winner Felicia Bell. In addition, the runner-up, Mickey Scarbrough (60) was also presented with a belt.
     The luncheon was special this year because it was in memory of Gwen Schoenfeld, a founding member of the Coronado Women’s Golf Club. Gwen was a familiar sight on the golf course where she played every day until shortly before her death in December. She delighted in meeting new people and showing them the ropes at her beloved course. Even into her 80’s, to assure herself and her groups of a tee time, she rode her bike to the course to pull a number in the morning, then returned by car later to play.
     Gwen often modeled in our yearly Kippy’s fashion show because she was family. She was one of ten Kipperman siblings, many of whom moved from the East to Coronado. Her sister Fran had a shop on Orange Avenue, and her brother Lou and his wife Cil also started a store now famous for its studded belts, purses, and apparel – Kippy’s. Their son Bob Kipperman now runs the store and sponsors our yearly tournament with $400 in gift certificates and the coveted first and second place belts. He and his wife attended the luncheon this year along with his uncle Bill Kipperman. Gwen’s two daughters Alice and Karen also came in from northern California.
     Following the fashion show, a memorial tree was planted for Gwen. Her daughters and other family members, plus long time playing partners Gloria Ekker and Betsy Andersen and other golfing buddies threw in golf balls. Near the 9th tee, this flowering tree will be a fitting reminder of that well-dressed spry little lady who, with a jaunty stride, traversed the course for fifty years.

President’s Cup

     The May event is Match Play for five days. There will be NO QUALIFYING ROUND and everyone will be in contention for the trophy. The pairings will be made when it is determined how many players will participate.
After the first round of play, those who do not win their match will be placed in consolation brackets. Everyone will keep playing matches and will be awarded prize money based on the number of wins.
     It may be necessary for the finalists to play an additional match. This may be arranged on days other than the scheduled Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Do you need some help with Match Play rules or routines? Call Pat or Barbara and we’ll set something up.

Pat Giles and Barbara Inglett

 2007 TOURNAMENT RESULTS:
                Club Championship                                
                Armoire Classic                                
                Em KennedyValentines/ABCD
                Ron's Pro Shop - Beat the Pro
                Kippy's Tournament                        
                President's Cup                                
                Spreckels Cup                                
                Club Championship                                
                Armoire Classic                                
                Em Kennedy

Here’s a review of the tournament ritual:

CWGC Monthly Tournament

Determine dates of the event from flyer posted on the bulletin board or website or roster calendar. Events are usually multiple days.

Sign up on the bulletin board list at the time of your choice.  You may sign as a single or with others up to a foursome. Events always include a luncheon/general meeting, so the last day is always an early shotgun start. (If you want to just come to lunch, the cost is $17.50  Call the Social Chair - Jean Sloman - to let her know.)

Write a check for $27.50 and deposit in the counter slot by the deadline date. No form is needed. No envelope is needed - write a notation on the check referring to specific tournament. Cash is NOT acceptable.

Check your tee time with the posted list in the club room or with the pro shop two days prior to the event.

Show up 15 minutes prior to tee time on the first day.  Pick up your scorecard in the club room, check handicap, check the sample card and determine the format.

Go play and have fun!!!

Turn in COMPLETED score card to Tournament Committee.

If there are any questions, always call or email the Tournament Chair.

Tournament Co-chairs: Pat Giles
                                        Barbara Inglett

Coronado Women's Golf Club · PO Box 180388 · Coronado, CA 92178

membership@cwgcgolf.org

Last Updated: 04/26/2008