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PAST CHAMPIONS Year Champion Year Champion 1952 Jean Perry 1982 Lynn Chapman 1953 Joanne Gunderson 1983 Lil Schmide 1954 Joanne Gunderson 1984 Sue Otani 1955 Jean Thorpen 1985 Sue Otani 1956 Jenny Horne 1986 Cathy Daley 1957 Becky Brady 1987 Ann Carr 1958 Mary Horton 1988 Brenda Cagle 1959 Joyce Roberts. 1989 Michelle Campbell 2012 GSWPGA City 1960 Mildred Barter 1990 Linda Rudolph 1961 Joyce Roberts 1991 Gerene Lombardini 1962 Pat Reeves 1992 Rachel Strauss Championship 1963 Pat Reeves 1993 Janet Best 1964 Joyce Roberts 1994 Rachel Strauss August 6, 7, & 8 1965 Mary Ann George 1995 Deb Dols 1966 Olive Corey 1996 Jennifer Ederer Hosted by Auburn Ladies Club 1967 Borgie Bryan 1997 Jennifer Ederer 1968 Fran Welke 1998 Sharon Drummey 1969 Fran Welke 1999 Rachel Strauss at Auburn Course 1970 Carole Holland 2000 Rachel Strauss 1971 Edee Layson 2001 Marian Read 1972 Anita Cocklin 2002 Rachel Strauss 1973 Terri Thoreson 2003 Rachel Strauss Very Vintage 1974 Carole Holland 2004 Mimi Sato 1975 Carole Holland 2005 Rachel Strauss 1976 Carole Holland 2006 Rachel Strauss 1977 Chris Aoki 2007 Janet Dobrowolski 2008 Rachel Strauss For Golf Minded 1978 Jani Japar 1979 Carole Holland 2009 Rachel Strauss 1980 Lisa Porambo 2010 Cathy Kay 1981 Karen Hansen 2011 Mariko Angeles Women In honor of the participants in the July 29, 2012 event at Inglewood Golf and CC and past women contributors to the game of golf, we are naming the tee boxes for this tournament:

Hole #1: JoAnne Carner Hole #10: Hole #2: Hole #11: Hole #3: Lori West Hole #12: Dawn Coe-Jones Hole #4: Elaine Crosby Hole #13: To view more GSWPGA History, visit: Hole #5: Hole #14: Elaine Figg-Currier http://www.gswpga.com/museum.htm Hole #6: Hole #15: For information about the Legends Tour event at Inglewood Golf and CC Hole #7: Hole #16: July 29th, 2012, visit: thelegendstour.com/tournaments_2012_SwingforCure_Seattle Hole #8: Hole #17: on the web. Hole #9: Hole #18: Babe Zaharius ABOUT THE WOMEN FOR WHOM OUR TEE BOXES HAVE BEEN Hole 10 Nancy Lopez—LPGA Hall of Fame Member. Joined the LPGA 60th Annual GSWPGANAMED: Championship Tour in 1977PARTICIPANTS and spent 35 years on the tour. She had 48 LPGA wins including 3 majors. She was named Golfer of the Hole 1 JoAnne Carner—10th woman inducted into the LPGA Hall of Decade by for the years 1978-87. Fame Member.Auburn Born AprilGolf 4th, Course1939 in Kirkland WA. Joined the AUBURN MAPLEWOOD LPGA Tour in 1970 and was in the LPGA for 36 years. She had HoleYong, 11 KelseyJan Stephenson—Joined theBronson, LPGA inLaura 1974 and spent 30 years on the tour. She had 16 LPGA wins including 43 LPGAAugust wins, two of6, which 7, 8 were 2012 majors. Five time U.S. Campbell, Audrey Women’s Amateur Championship winner, the 1956 U.S. Junior 3 majors. She began her pro career on the Australian LPGA Amateur Championship winner, and competed on four U.S. BELLEVUEcircuit where she won four events.Dobrowolski, Janet Teams. She still stands as the last amateur to win an Baldwin, Carol Hoffmann, Pam LPGA event. She was GSWPGA’s Champion in 1953, and HoleCusack, 12 Dawn Yuko Coe-Jones—Joined theJacobson, LPGA tour in Carrie 1984 and spent 21 1954. Eggers,years Jennifer on the tour. She had 3 LPGAMaguire, wins. Kren She was the 1978-79 Tournament Committee: British Columbia Junior Champion. She was the British Columbia Nakahara, Hisayo Martin, Pearl Hole 2 Patty Sheehan—LPGA Hall of Fame Member. Joined the Amateur champion from 1982-83, as well as the 1983 Canadian LPGA TourAuburn in 1980. She Ladies had 35 LPGAClub, wins, including 6 majors. Nicholas,Amateur Janet champion. Risher, Laura GSWPGA Executive Board, Stark, Jane HoleCASCADE 13 Patti Rizzo—Joined the LPGA in 1982 and spent 20 years on the HoleChris 3 Morris,Lori West Auburn—Joined the GC LPGA Head Tour PGAin 1983. Professional. Her best finish was Andre, tour.Cindy She had 4 LPGA wins. She was the 1982 LPGA Rookie of the Year. MOUNT SI 2nd in Hershey PA. Has won two events on the Women’s Senior Baker, Barb Golf Tour. Has had 14 holes-in-one—biggest prize for hole-in- Day, Leslie one was $5,000 during a Monday outing in Wisconsin. HoleDahl, 14 SharonCindy Figg-Currier—Joined theKenner, LPGA TourCindi in 1984 and spent Testone,22 Evyears on the tour. She had 1Smith, LPGA win. Marilyn Hole The4 TournamentElaine Crosby— JoinedCommittee the LPGA is Tourpleased in 1980 to and be spent Hinneburg, Pat 22 years on the tour. She had 2 LPGA wins. Has been a FOSTER Caldwell, Sharon memberhosting of the this LPGA great Executive GSWPGA Committee. event. Hole 15 Val Skinner—Joined the LPGA in 1983 and spent 20 years on McLean,the Roberta tour. She had 6 LPGA wins. She is the Chairwoman of Hole 5 Shelley Have Hamlin —a Joinedwonderful the LPGA time! Tour in 1972. She had “LIFE” (LPGA professionals InRIVERBEND the Fight to Eradicate breast 4 LPGA wins. JACKSONCancer), JILLS a charity program whichBaisinger, features a Cheryl pro-am in Jackson, PLAY WELL! N.J., that benefits the New Jersey Cancer Institute and the Susan Chapman,G. Komen Lynn Breast Cancer Foundation.Best, Janet Hole 6 Jane Blalock—Joined the LPGA in 1969 and spent 36 years on Woodburne, Cathy Locke, Sheila the tour. Had 27 LPGA wins. Holds LPGA record for not HoleYoo, 16 GilRosie Jones—Joined the LPGAPearson, Tour in 1982 Linda and spent 24 years missing a cut on tour—an amazing 299 tournaments spanning Yun, Angelaon the tour with 13 wins. Was Ryan,Captain Mary of the 2011 U.S. Solheim 12 years, from her rookie year in 1969 to the last event in 1980. Cup Team. Secreto, June LAKE WILDERNESS Tan, Kristan Hole 7 Sandra Palmer—Joined the LPGA in 1964 and spent 33 years Hole 17 Amy Alcott—LPGA Hall of Fame Member. She joined the LPGA on the tour. She has 19 LPGA wins including 2 majors. Berge, TourReno in 1975 and spent 27 years on the tour. She had 29 LPGA Clavin, winsDiane including 5 majors. She SNOQUALMIE made the first jump intoFALLS Poppy’s Linn, KathyPond following her first winBullinger, of the LPGA Carrie Kraft Nabisco Hole 8 Sherri Turner—Joined the LPGA in 1984 and spent 25 years on Rogneby,Championship. Myrt the tour. She had 3 LPGA wins including 1 major. HoleTarp, 18 LauraBabe Didrikson Zaharias— SheWEST was named SEATTLE “Woman Athlete of the Half-Century” in 1950 for herAngeles, skills in basketball, Molly track & field, Hole 9 Pat Bradley—LPGA Hall of Fame Member. Joined the LPGA and golf. As an amateurChesney, golfer she Linda won an amazing 13 consecutive tournaments during 1946. The next year she was Tour in 1974 and spent 31 years on the tour. She had Day, Leota 31 LPGA wins including 6 majors. Served as captain for the the first American to win the British Amateur. Among her 55 U.S. Team in 2000. tournament victories were threeRoll, U.S. LynnWomen’s Opens. In 1949 Babe, husband George Zaharias,Smith, Patty MargaretBerg, and Fred Corcoran founded the Ladies Professional Golf Association. ABOUT THE WOMEN FOR WHOM OUR TEE BOXES HAVE BEEN Hole 10 Nancy Lopez—LPGA Hall of Fame Member. Joined the LPGA 60th Annual GSWPGANAMED: Championship Tour in 1977PARTICIPANTS and spent 35 years on the tour. She had 48 LPGA wins including 3 majors. She was named Golfer of the Hole 1 JoAnne Carner—10th woman inducted into the LPGA Hall of Decade by GOLF Magazine for the years 1978-87. Fame Member.Auburn Born AprilGolf 4th, Course1939 in Kirkland WA. Joined the AUBURN MAPLEWOOD LPGA Tour in 1970 and was in the LPGA for 36 years. She had HoleYong, 11 KelseyJan Stephenson—Joined theBronson, LPGA inLaura 1974 and spent 30 years on the tour. She had 16 LPGA wins including 43 LPGAAugust wins, two of6, which 7, 8 were 2012 majors. Five time U.S. Campbell, Audrey Women’s Amateur Championship winner, the 1956 U.S. Junior 3 majors. She began her pro career on the Australian LPGA Amateur Championship winner, and competed on four U.S. BELLEVUEcircuit where she won four events.Dobrowolski, Janet Curtis Cup Teams. She still stands as the last amateur to win an Baldwin, Carol Hoffmann, Pam LPGA event. She was GSWPGA’s Champion in 1953, and HoleCusack, 12 Dawn Yuko Coe-Jones—Joined theJacobson, LPGA tour in Carrie 1984 and spent 21 1954. Eggers,years Jennifer on the tour. She had 3 LPGAMaguire, wins. Kren She was the 1978-79 Tournament Committee: British Columbia Junior Champion. She was the British Columbia Nakahara, Hisayo Martin, Pearl Hole 2 Patty Sheehan—LPGA Hall of Fame Member. Joined the Amateur champion from 1982-83, as well as the 1983 Canadian LPGA TourAuburn in 1980. She Ladies had 35 LPGAClub, wins, including 6 majors. Nicholas,Amateur Janet champion. Risher, Laura GSWPGA Executive Board, Stark, Jane HoleCASCADE 13 Patti Rizzo—Joined the LPGA in 1982 and spent 20 years on the HoleChris 3 Morris,Lori West Auburn—Joined the GC LPGA Head Tour PGAin 1983. Professional. Her best finish was Andre, tour.Cindy She had 4 LPGA wins. She was the 1982 LPGA Rookie of the Year. MOUNT SI 2nd in Hershey PA. Has won two events on the Women’s Senior Baker, Barb Golf Tour. Has had 14 holes-in-one—biggest prize for hole-in- Day, Leslie one was $5,000 during a Monday outing in Wisconsin. HoleDahl, 14 SharonCindy Figg-Currier—Joined theKenner, LPGA TourCindi in 1984 and spent Testone,22 Evyears on the tour. She had 1Smith, LPGA win. Marilyn Hole The4 TournamentElaine Crosby— JoinedCommittee the LPGA is Tourpleased in 1980 to and be spent Hinneburg, Pat 22 years on the tour. She had 2 LPGA wins. Has been a FOSTER Caldwell, Sharon memberhosting of the this LPGA great Executive GSWPGA Committee. event. Hole 15 Val Skinner—Joined the LPGA in 1983 and spent 20 years on McLean,the Roberta tour. She had 6 LPGA wins. She is the Chairwoman of Hole 5 Shelley Have Hamlin —a Joinedwonderful the LPGA time! Tour in 1972. She had “LIFE” (LPGA professionals InRIVERBEND the Fight to Eradicate breast 4 LPGA wins. JACKSONCancer), JILLS a charity program whichBaisinger, features a Cheryl pro-am in Jackson, PLAY WELL! N.J., that benefits the New Jersey Cancer Institute and the Susan Chapman,G. Komen Lynn Breast Cancer Foundation.Best, Janet Hole 6 Jane Blalock—Joined the LPGA in 1969 and spent 36 years on Woodburne, Cathy Locke, Sheila the tour. Had 27 LPGA wins. Holds LPGA record for not HoleYoo, 16 GilRosie Jones—Joined the LPGAPearson, Tour in 1982 Linda and spent 24 years missing a cut on tour—an amazing 299 tournaments spanning Yun, Angelaon the tour with 13 wins. Was Ryan,Captain Mary of the 2011 U.S. Solheim 12 years, from her rookie year in 1969 to the last event in 1980. Cup Team. Secreto, June LAKE WILDERNESS Tan, Kristan Hole 7 Sandra Palmer—Joined the LPGA in 1964 and spent 33 years Hole 17 Amy Alcott—LPGA Hall of Fame Member. She joined the LPGA on the tour. She has 19 LPGA wins including 2 majors. Berge, TourReno in 1975 and spent 27 years on the tour. She had 29 LPGA Clavin, winsDiane including 5 majors. She SNOQUALMIE made the first jump intoFALLS Poppy’s Linn, KathyPond following her first winBullinger, of the LPGA Carrie Kraft Nabisco Hole 8 Sherri Turner—Joined the LPGA in 1984 and spent 25 years on Rogneby,Championship. Myrt the tour. She had 3 LPGA wins including 1 major. HoleTarp, 18 LauraBabe Didrikson Zaharias— SheWEST was named SEATTLE “Woman Athlete of the Half-Century” in 1950 for herAngeles, skills in basketball, Molly track & field, Hole 9 Pat Bradley—LPGA Hall of Fame Member. Joined the LPGA and golf. As an amateurChesney, golfer she Linda won an amazing 13 consecutive tournaments during 1946. The next year she was Tour in 1974 and spent 31 years on the tour. She had Day, Leota 31 LPGA wins including 6 majors. Served as captain for the the first American to win the British Amateur. Among her 55 U.S. Solheim Cup Team in 2000. tournament victories were threeRoll, U.S. LynnWomen’s Opens. In 1949 Babe, husband George Zaharias,Smith, Patty MargaretBerg, and Fred Corcoran founded the Ladies Professional Golf Association. CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION "through the green" as prescribed in the Rules of Golf Appendix 1. Mark, lift, clean, and drop as near as possible to This championship is a 54-hole event. All play the pitch mark, no penalty. is governed by USGA Rules of Golf, except where modified by local rules. 9. Ground Under Repair-Nearest point of relief, no closer to the hole. SUMMER RULES ARE IN EFFECT—PLAY FROM RED TEES Pace of Play- Please keep the people in front of you in sight. If 1. IN THIS COMPETITION, A PLAYER MAY OBTAIN you fall behind please have two people go on to the next teeing DISTANCE INFORMATION BY USING A DEVICE THAT ground as soon as they have finished putting out. The scoring MEASURES DISTANCE ONLY. IF, DURING A cards have what YOUR pace of play is for each hole, please STIPULATED ROUND, A PLAYER USES A DISTANCE- keep to this pace or better. Play ready golf at all times and be MEASURING DEVICE THAT IS DESIGNED TO GAUGE ready to play at all times. OR MEASURE OTHER CONDITIONS THAT MIGHT AFFECT HER PLAY, THE PLAYER IS IN BREACH OF Restrooms are located on the right side of the 1st green and RULE 14-3, FOR WHICH THE PENALTY IS #6th hole, left of #10 and the bottom of hole #15. DISQUALIFICATION REGARDLESS OF WHETHER ANY PLEASE play out each hole, do not X out. You will be SUCH ADDITIONAL FUNCTION IS ACTUALLY USED. disqualified from the Championship. 2. Out of Bounds- Are defined by white stakes and or a white If you are doubtful of your right or the correct line. Stakes identifying OB are deemed to be fixed. A ball is procedure during play of a hole, proceed under Rule 3-3. The out of bounds when all of it lies out of bounds. If you think player may, before taking further action, inform her fellow you are OB play a provisional ball to save time. competitors of her intention to play a second ball under Rule 3-3 3. Water Hazards-Are defined by yellow stakes and or a and which ball she intends to use for scoring if played by the yellow line. The ball is in the water hazard when any part of rules. Please report the facts of the situation to the rules the ball lies in or touches the water hazard. committee immediately before signing in your scorecard. 4. Lateral Water Hazards-Are defined by red stakes and or a PLEASE return your score card as soon as possible to the red line. A ball is in the lateral water hazard when it lies in or Committee in the "scoring area". The competitor should check any part of it touches the lateral water hazard. her score for each hole and settle any doubtful points with the Committee before signing her card. She must ensure the 5. Free Relief-(20-2) From barked areas, staked or wired trees marker has signed her score card, sign the score card herself, under 5', ditches, sprinkler heads, yardage markers, and cart and return it to the committee Rule 6-6/b. Once you have paths. turned in your card to the Committee and left the "scoring area" 6. HOLE #16 (PAR 3)- If you hit your first ball into the water, no alterations may be made on a score card. you must hit from the tee box again. If your second ball goes This is a postable tournament score. GSWPGA will post all into the water you must drop your ball on the opposite side tournament scores. at the designated drop area. You will be hitting five. All ties for crystal will be decided by a sudden death play-off. 7. Any ball hitting the power lines MUST be replayed. No Penalty SCORING COMMITTEE: Cindy Andre, Lynn Chapman, Ev Testone, and Cathy Woodburne. 8. Embedded Ball- relief under Rule 25-2 is expanded to RULES COMMITTEE: Carrie Jacobson, Janet Dobrowolski.