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CWDGA Annual Report-14 ANNUAL REPORT OF CHICAGO WOMEN ’S DISTRICT GOLF ASSOCIATION OCTOBER 2014 WWW .CWDGA .ORG The material in the CWDGA Annual Report is compiled from multiple sources. To the best of our knowledge the Annual Report is correct at time of printing. The PDF version of the Annual Report on our website www.cwdga.org will be updated when necessary. To make changes or corrections to the 2014 CWDGA Annual Report, please email the Communications Chair. Rev. 09-29-14 www.cwdga.org CHICAGO WOMEN ’S DISTRICT GOLF ASSOCIATION 2014 INDEX CWDGA ANNUAL REPORT Statement of Purpose . 1 CWDGA Member Services . 2 CWDGA Events . 3 2014 Schedule of Events . 4 2014 Board of Directors . 5 2014-2015 Slate of Officers and Directors . 6 President’s Report . 7 Vice-President’s Report . 9 Hole-In-One Chair’s Report . 10 Handicap Chair’s Report . 11 Rules Chair’s Report . 12 Tournament Chair’s Report . 13 Team Match Chair’s Report . 14 Course Rating Chair’s Report . 15 Prize Chair’s Report . 16 Communication Chair’s Report . 17 Financial Statements . 18 2014 CWDGA Competition Results . 24 83rd Annual Championship Tournament . 25 One-Day Stroke Tournament . 26 Better-Ball of Pairs Tournament . 27 Senior Better-Ball of Pairs Tournament . 28 Four-Ball Match Play Results Central . 29 Northeast . 30 Northwest . 31 South . 32 West . 33 Tournament of Team Champions . 34 CWDGA Member Club Champions . 35 CWDGA Historical Information 1930-2014 . 37 Host-clubs for the Annual Championship . 38 Annual Championship Tournament Winners . 39 Ann Zeddies Trophy – Junior Champion . 46 Past Presidents . 47 Constitution . 49 Bylaws . 52 Rev. 09-29-14 www.cwdga.org CHICAGO WOMEN ’S DISTRICT GOLF ASSOCIATION STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The Chicago Women’s District Golf Association (CWDGA) was organized in 1930 under the sponsorship and guidance of the Women’s Western Golf Association. Its purpose is the advancement of the best interests of women’s golf at its member clubs, located in and around the Chicago area. The CWDGA currently serves seventy-six member clubs in five sections – Central, Northeast, Northwest, South and West. 1 Rev. 10-02-12 www.cwdga.org CHICAGO WOMEN ’S DISTRICT GOLF ASSOCIATION CWDGA MEMBER SERVICES Comprehensive Links to other website Rules Seminars Illinois golf associations www.cwdga.org Instructions in Continuing development Handbook for Members handicapping and of online resources Rules interpretation Assisting member clubs Uniform course USGA Handicap Index ® in setting-up their and slope ratings provided local golf programs Presentation of Hole-In-One pins 2 Rev. 10-01-11 www.cwdga.org CHICAGO WOMEN ’S DISTRICT GOLF ASSOCIATION CWDGA EVENTS Tournaments Annual Senior One-Day Stroke Better-Ball of Pairs Championship Better-Ball of Pairs Four-Ball Match Play Central Northeast Northwest South West Tournament of Team Champions 3 Rev. 09-30-08 www.cwdga.org CHICAGO WOMEN ’S DISTRICT GOLF ASSOCIATION 2014 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Spring Meeting FOUR-BALL MATCH PLAY DATES Wednesday, April 30, 2014 Breakfast Buffet, 9:30 AM Meeting 10:00 AM CENTRAL Itasca Country Club Bryn Mawr Thursday, May 22 8:00 Shotgun Medinah Thursday, May 29 8:00 Shotgun River Forest Thursday, June 5 8:00 Shotgun Rules Seminar Evanston Thursday, June 19 8:00 Shotgun Wednesday, May 7, 2014 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM Hinsdale Thursday, July 24 8:00 Shotgun Itasca Country Club NORTHEAST Northmoor Wednesday, May 21 8:30 Shotgun Fall Meeting Lake Shore Thursday, May 29 8:30 Shotgun Wednesday, October 15, 2014 Green Acres Thursday, June 5 8:30 Shotgun Breakfast Buffet, 9:30 AM Sunset Ridge Wednesday, June 11 8:30 Shotgun Meeting 10:00 AM Shoreacres Thursday, June 26 8:30 Shotgun Itasca Country Club NORTHWEST Royal Melbourne Thursday, May 22 8:30 Shotgun TOURNAMENT PLAY DATES Geneva National Thursday, May 29 8:30 Shotgun Bull Valley Thursday, June 5 8:30 Shotgun One Day Stroke Play Tournament Wednesday, June 4, 2014 Lake Barrington Shores Monday, June 9 8:30 Shotgun Ivanhoe Golf Club Twin Orchard Thursday, June 19 1:00 Shotgun Better Ball of Pairs Tournament SOUTH Wednesday, July 23, 2014 Briar Ridge Wednesday, May 21 8:30 Shotgun Prestwick Country Club Long Beach Thursday, May 29 8:30 Shotgun Ridge Wednesday, June 11 8:30 Shotgun Championship Tournament Joliet Thursday, June 26 8:30 Shotgun Monday through Wednesday Crystal Tree Wednesday, July 2 8:30 Shotgun August 18-20, 2014 Glen Oak Country Club WEST St. Charles Thursday, May 8 8:30 Shotgun Senior Better Ball of Pairs Tournament Royal Fox Tuesday, May 13 8:30 Shotgun Wednesday, September 10, 2014 Westmoreland Country Club Kishwaukee Thursday, May 22 8:30 Shotgun Stonebridge Wednesday, May 28 8:30 Shotgun Tournament of Team Champions Naperville Thursday, June 5 8:30 Shotgun Wednesday, September 3, 2014 Butterfield Country Club 4 Rev. 10-02-14 www.cwdga.org CHICAGO WOMEN ’S DISTRICT GOLF ASSOCIATION 2014 CWDGA BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Sandy Becker Pam Taccona Nancy Hammond Kay Gillespie President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sandi Dvorak Mary Sullivan Ginny Greer Diane Mazurczak Handicap Rules Team Match Tournament Chair Chair Chair Chair DIRECTORS Val Metcalf Sally Clissold Peg Adams Vicky McGrath Christine Malmgren Communications Course Rating Member Services Prize Technology Chair Chair Chair Chair Chair Marty Dwyer Angela Pyle Carolyn Dalton Deborah Murphy Pam Van Boven Central Northeast Northwest South West Team Chair Team Chair Team Chair Team Chair Team Chair Pat Murlas Peggy Griem Margie Blomquist Jean Schudt Kirsten Kaltenmark Central Northeast Northwest South West Handicap.
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