YOU GO, GIRLS!
n gIrls golf day draws a bIg crowd
W
hen the organizers of Girls Golf Day at Pa-
pago Golf Course called the Sept. 5 event
the biggest day in the history of girls' golf in
Phoenix, you know it was a Big Day.
Hundreds of girls from across Arizona partici-
pated in the event under the direction of LPGA
Girls Golf National, which asks each Girls Golf
chapter to hold one mega event each year.
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton declared the day
"Girls Golf Day."
The event featured free instruction, as
well as a tournament, games, vendors,
sponsor giveaways, merchandise, LPGA
instructors, and much more.
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CLICK HERE to learn more about
LPGA-USGA Girls Golf.
DALHOUSIE
HOSTS USGA
C
onsistently rec-
ognized as one
of the best courses
in the Midwest, Dal-
housie Golf Club in
Cape Girardeau, Mo.,
is a classic layout de-
signed by Jack Nick-
laus. The course
features old-growth
forests, spectacular
water holes, and
imaginative green
complexes. Now, Dal-
housie can add an-
other accolade to its
list: for the first time
in history, it hosted
the USGA Women's
Team Championship
on Sept. 10-12.
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