Carole Schumacher During PebbleCreek Ladies Golf Association (PCLGA) play at Tuscany East on Dec. 28, 2021, Sue Abercrombie scored her second hole-in-one. The game for league play that day was four corners from the yellow tees. Just because it’s a short distance to the hole doesn’t mean the game is any easier to score in.…
Carole Schumacher Ending the year with a big celebration, Suzanne Kanaly scored her second hole-in-one on Dec. 30, 2021, on hole number 12 on Tuscany Falls West. It was a mere 155 yards to the hole, and Suzanne used her 7 wood. Suzanne said it was a wonderful day of golf with friends Ellen Enright,…
Duane Hoskinson and Russ Steglich Lee Ayers Both Duane Hoskinson and Russ Steglich, members of the West Verde Lane Golf Association here in PebbleCreek, recently each scored a hole-in-one! Duane aced his on the Tuscany Falls East course, hole number 8, on Nov. 8. Russ made his on Nov. 15, on par 3 hole number…
Cindy Hurst On Nov. 2, Sandy Branham became the newest member of the PebbleCreek Ladies Nine Hole Golf Association’s 2021-2022 season Hole-in-One Club! Sandy’s fantastic shot happened on hole number 4 of Tuscany Falls East during league play. Hole number 4 is a 110-yard long Par 3. Sandy used her eight iron and did not…
Barbara Risden On Aug. 22, Rob Risden scored his first hole-in-one. When he approached the green, the ball wasn’t there, so he searched the surrounding rough to no avail, only to discover the ball already in the hole. It was so exciting! It occurred on the par 3, hole number 8 at Eagle’s Nest. He…
Joey Skovgaard Joan Fafoglia If the backdrop of Eagle’s Nest hole number 4 overlooking the parkway entrance isn’t inviting enough, on Dec. 4, while visiting his new in-laws PebbleCreek residents Steve and Joan Fafoglia, Joey Skovgaard (Denver, Colo.) posted his very first hole-in-one. At 140 yards from the blue tees, Joey hit left of the pin…
Patti Halbmaier Pat Kaer got her first hole-in-one on Friday, June 9, 2017, on hole No. 8 of Eagle’s Nest. She used her 7 iron with a distance of 104 yards to the pin. Upon getting up to the green, Pat’s ball was nowhere to be found. Well, if in doubt, look in the hole.…