Par Tee Girls

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Who We Are

Par Tee Girls Golf Club (PTG) is a San Francisco Bay Area women’s golf group. Our Club caters to multiple levels of play and has a mix of casual and competitive players. We do request that all potential members have played at least five rounds of 18 holes before considering joining our group. This helps with understanding the pace of play and simple golf etiquette.

Tournaments take place one weekend day a month (either Saturday or Sunday) between the months of March and November.
Each tournament fee is based on where it is played. Costs usually range from $65 to $125.
To help keep our costs down, tournament and other fees should all be submitted through PayPal.
We try to schedule a couple of Stay N’ Plays a year. One is in the Monterey Peninsula and the other in Napa and/or Tahoe.
Please contact Debbie Gill (President) at debigill@comcast.net if you have any questions.

Ready to Join the Par Tee Girls

If you are ready to join, send an email to Amy Stout (Membership) at astouty@gmail.com with the following information: name, address, cell phone number and email. Include your GHIN number, if you have one. If you don’t, your PTG membership includes an NCGA membership and a GHIN number.
Submit Membership Fees: log in to your PayPal account. Click on the icon that reads: “Pay or send money.” Click the icon that reads: “send money to friends and family. “ Type in: parteegirlsgolf@gmail.com. In the “write a note” box, type in what your fees are for: new membership dues, Tilden tournament, etc.

11/1/25 half moon bay - ocean COURSE RECAP

Results:

Low Net #1

Diana Millado - Gross 91/Net 65

I bet she joins PTG next year

Low Net #2

Joy Woo – Gross 103/Net 65

She played so well...Tied with Diana

Low Gross

Elise Leung – Gross 86

Whadda star!!

Fewest Putts

Rekha Patel - 31

I bet she joins PTG next year

Closest to Pin #3 - 7'7"

Elise Leung

Did she birdie it?

Closest to Pin #17 - 13'3"

Joy Woo

And then 3 putted

Long Drive #5

Orla Petirs - 224 yards

She's driven farther

From El Presidente:

The end of the season has arrived. It was a fun bunch of outings with a great group of women. Just plain fun with a little bit of pain thrown in. Make sure you read the bottom of the recap for the 2025 in numbers...always amusing.

Group 1: Elise Leung, Meleah Larroca, Orla Petirs. As Orla remembers. As the first group off, we braved the drizzle, armed with optimism, sometimes questionable aim, and plenty of laughter. Elise dominated the course with the lowest gross and closest to the pin. Orla launched the longest drive - then promptly demonstrated that putting is an entirely different sport. Meleah showed great consistency and kept spirits high despite some lost balls. The round ended in sunshine, smiles, and just enough good shots to keep everyone coming back.

Group 2: Debbie Gill, Joy Woo, Kim Richardson, Joanne Wood. Debbie scribes. Debbie scribes because she didn’t play many holes due to her many maladies and the aging process. As Mickey Mantle said, “if I knew I was going to live this long, I would have taken better care of myself.” Joy was the star of the foursome with a 49 on the front nine. She birdied the par-3, #7. Sadly, it wasn’t one of closest to the pin holes. She lost steam on the last couple of holes but tied for Low Net. Hooray. Kim birdied the par-3, #3 with a long putt. She had a couple of blow-up holes but righted herself with several pars. Joanne parred quite a few holes and played better than her handicap. We all laughed a lot which makes it so much more fun to play this beautiful course on a fabulous Fall Day.

Group 3: Linda Lockyer, Rekha Patel, Jane Hornaday, Lisa LaMagna. Jane speaks. Perfect day on the HMB Ocean course! Linda dominated the front nine with consistent tee-to-green play. Rekha's back nine was stellar—could've been even lower without a few lip-outs. Jane delivered a clutch par save on 18 and Lisa's short game shined throughout. And that ugly Hole 10? Duff city for everyone—good laughs all around. Great having Rekha as our guest!

Group 4: Lana Yagle, Marissa Felezardo, JoAnn Deasy, Valerie Makarovsky. No one scribed for this foursome…slackers!!!

Group 5: Deb Upshaw, Virginia Lawson, Lily Boris, Diana Millado. By our favorite blurb writer, Lily. In the Bay Area, we’d call a foggy morning ‘dreary.’ But out by the Oceanside the fog was magnificent. It is not wrong to call first day of November in California a typical “fall” day. The sun hung behind the fog for hours, crisp and cold in the morning, followed by a bright sunshine (after we all had played at least 16 holes). We had a day much like a quote from Bobby Jones: "Golf is the closest game to the game we call life. You get bad breaks from good shots; you get good breaks from bad shots – but you have to play the ball where it lies." Deb played PAR 3’s and 4’s very well. Managed the course gullies and valleys. Her drives were consistent, and her putts were generally online. She also managed to stay out of the sand on this day. Virginia came ready to play. All smiles and laughter. Her driver was spot on!!! Didn’t miss a single drive. She had several PARs and several NET PARs. Diana started the morning with PARs on holes 1-2 & 3, followed by a 10 and she managed the course so well, that she ended her day with a 91 and low net. Lily played alongside Diana. Lily played a very different game, managing to make distance shots BUT NOT putts. And at the end of the round had a decent score … so go figure. Truly golf is a cool game.

2025 YEAR-END RECAP BY THE NUMBERS:

Lowest, Low Net: 63 - Maureen Theberge at Carmel Valley Ranch

Highest, Low Net: 82 – Kim Richardson & Joy Woo at Wente

Lowest, Low Gross: 83 - Elise Leung at Presidio

Highest, Low Gross: 102 - Judy Moran at Rossmoor

Fewest, Fewest Putts: 30 - Chris Czerkies at Monterey Pines & Judy Moran at

Blue Rock Springs

Most, Fewest Putts: 34 - Katie Arnemann at Harding

Most, Most Putts: 47 – Amy Stout at Rossmoor

Longest, Longest Drive: 251 yards – Orla Petirs at Peacock Gap

Shortest, Longest Drive: 125 yards – Kathy Burry at Monterey Pines

Closest, Closest to the Pin: 5'8” – Virginia Lawson at Blue Rock Springs

Farthest, Closest to the Pin: 91' - Jacqueline Johnson at Silverado

10/18/25 WEEKEND - Carmel Valley Ranch

Results:

Low Net #1 - Gross 99/Net 63

Maureen Theberge

Low Net #2 - Gross 107/Net 71

Valerie Makarovsky

Low Gross - 100

Yoko Uesaka

She's joining next year

Fewest Putts - 33

Mary Jo Leary

That's a feat...very fast greens

Closest to Pin #7 - 18' 1"

Kim Richardson

Didn't see it, but believe it

Closest to Pin #13 - 5' 7"

Linda Lockyer

Birdie?

Longest Drive #15 - 184 yards

Maleah Larroca

She deserved it

From El Presidente:

We didn’t get many blurbs for our fun time at our Stay N’ Play. At Half Moon Bay we’ll assign scribers. We did have a good showing for golf and for Joan’s party. She puts on a great spread, and our signature drink (Fight Like a Girl) was apropos of our play.

Group 1: Debbie Gill, Joan Hoover, Betty Osborn & Meleah Larroca: Poor Meleah!! She lost two balls on one hole and lost another ball that went no farther than 25 yards. We should have been able to find them all. We all scored poorly, especially on the back nine. You have to hand it to Joan for playing with one good eye and a painful, non-seeing other eye. What a trooper. The best we can say about Betty and Debbie is that they played the par 3s with aplomb.

Group 2: Lily Boris, Diana Millado, Maureen Theberge, Chris Czerkies. Lily’s memorable play. All in all, a round full of laughs, long drives, lost balls, and legends in the making.

G: Grand performance by Maureen with low net. And low gross.

She was on fire!
O: Oh, followed closely by Chris with great putting and consistent drives.
L: Lily played 18 bunker shots. A bit messy!
F: Finally closing out 17, Diana chipped in for PAR!

Group 3: Kathy Burry, Mary Jo Leary, Linda Lockyer, Yoko Uesaka. Mary Jo joyfully remembers: Our golf outing was chef’s kiss perfection! The course was gorgeous—rolling hills, thick green grass, and views that made us forget (momentarily) how many steps we were getting in while searching for those “mysteriously” disappearing balls. Total Where’s Waldo: Golf Edition. The greens? Indy 500 fast—blink and your putt’s gone. Highlights: Linda nailed closest to the pin, Kathy and Yoko were driving rockets down the fairway, and Mary Jo claimed the fewest-putts crown. We climbed hills that belonged in a mountain stage of the Tour de France and launched drives to greens four stories below.

10/18/25 WEEKEND - MONTEREY PINES

Results:

Low Net #1 - Gross 99/Net 64

Maureen Theberge

Same score as CVR

Low Net #2 - Gross 101/Net 73

Mary Jo Leary

What a wonderful round

Low Gross - 91

Madeleine Markman

We have to change the bylaws

Fewest Putts - 30

Chris Czerkies

Any birdies?

Closest to Pin #3 - 58' 7"

Althea Peng

No birdie, but parred it

Closest to Pin #11 - 9'

Meleah Larroca

Nice par

Longest Drive #15 - 125 yards

Kathy Burry

Sad!

Group 1: Meleah Larocca, Debbie Gill, Althea Peng, Madeleine Markman (12). Scribed by Debbie. Debbie won with a 47 and 17 putts…oh BTW she played only the odd holes. Meleah started out badly but picked up speed until the 10th hole; however, she parred the 18th hole. She’ll be back. This just wasn’t Meleah’s weekend for golf, albeit she did get closest to pin and she did a fine job of scoring in Elise’s absence. And then there are Althea and her daughter, Madeleine (12 years old). Althea was proud and also chagrined at the final score as they tied with 91 with Madeleine winning low gross. In deference to Althea, she blew up with an 11 on the 18th hole. We thought the course was fun and a good course for the Par Tee Girls.

Group 2: Betty Osborn, Kathy Burry, Chris Czerkies, Lily Achatz. Highlights by each:

Lily: I was fighting like a Girl not to max holes.
Chris: Joan’s party set the tone for my relaxed play in Monterey.
Kathy: it was a beautiful day and I enjoyed playing with you lovely ladies. Sorry not to be more competitive—between my horrid short game and Lily’s errant balls (that went 200 yards), Betty looked like a semi pro and Chris was amazing with her steady, stellar playing (I will try to emulate – when I return from Italy)
Betty: Chris played lights out, Lily hits a long ball but maybe a little wide, Kathy had a slight problem in the sand and Betty played better than her recent games but you wouldn’t know it from her score. All in all a fun day!

3/16/25 Rossmoor - DOLLAR RANCH RECAP

Results:

Low Net #1

Jane Hornaday - Gross 103/Net 76

See what happens when you retire

Low Net #2

Debbie Gill – Gross 102/Net 77

It's been a while

Low Gross

Judy Moran – Gross 102

She came in frozen

Fewest Putts

Debbie Gill - 32

Eight one putts

Closest to pin #2 - 8'8"

Chris Czerkies

But 3-putted

Closest to pin #16 - 11'

Lily Boris

Parred it

Long Drive #18

Amy Stout - 184 yards

"Finally" she yelled

Card Game

Team 3 - Score 86

Judy, Jane, Lily, and Joy

11/3/24 half moon bay - ocean COURSE RECAP

Results:

Low Net #1

Chris Czerkies - Gross 90/Net 70

No wind-she would've shot 72

Low Net #2

Mary Jo Leary – Gross 101/Net 73

Tied with Deb Zipp

Low Gross

Althea Peng – Gross 87

Fewest Putts

Althea Peng - 32

Dead Eye Althea

Closest #3 - 16'4"

Joanne Ribeiro

She's on a roll

Closest #17 - 14'4"

Chris Czerkies

No birdie

Long Drive #5

Meleah Larroca - 168 yards

Against the wind

2024 YEAR-END RECAP BY THE NUMBERS:

Lowest, Low Net: 68 - Jacqueline Johnson at Carmel Valley Ranch; Susan Lowe at Poppy Ridge

Highest, Low Net: 76 – Joan Hoover at Baylands

Lowest, Low Gross: 82 - Elise Leung at Baylands

Highest, Low Gross: 99 - Meleah Larroca at Wente

Fewest, Fewest Puts: 27 - Althea Peng at Carmel Valley Ranch

Most, Fewest Putts: 35 - Joanne Ribeiro at Chuck Corica

Most, Most Putts: 46 – Shelley McGinity at Poppy Ridge

Longest, Longest Drive: 220 yards – Jacqueline Johnson at Poppy Ridge

Shortest, Longest Drive: 168 yards – Meleah Larroca at Half Moon Bay

Closest, Closest to the Pin: 2’9” – Chris Czerkies at Presidio

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