White Columns & Atlanta National Newsletter September 2015 May 2014 | Página 13

Golf News
Atlanta National 18-hole Golf Group

Practice Tip:

Welcome to everyone who has started coming out for our Ladies
Days on Wednesdays starting at 9:00 am. In June we will start at
8:30am. We didn’t get much play activity due to the weather in
March. We are hoping that April and May will be great and we
will see a lot of Ladies out taking advantage of our great course.
With all of the changes that the Club is making, there seems to be
something different every day.

Spent more time practicing
your putting – a tour player
averages about 29–31 putts
per round – most of you are
probably in the 33–38 range.

Also, for those of you who do not know everyone who is heading
up our committees, check out the following:

• Play Days: headed by Kathy Haynes

•  ARA on May 20 at Polo Country Club:
T
headed by Janet Thielemann
Make sure you sign up (posted in ladies locker room)

•  andicap Committee: headed by Jane Dazey
H
Make sure you post your scores

•  014 Ladies Invitational on April 24: headed by Star Voigt,
2
Becky Tipton, Beverly Campbell & Dee Earp

•  014 Atlanta National Ladies Net Championship on June 25
2
& 26: Plan on signing up for this with Handicap

•  ember/Member Tournament on July 23 (date change):
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Start making plans on who you would like to play with

All of the other tournaments and events will be posted on the
bulletin board in the Ladies Locker Room.
Also, if you haven’t joined the Ladies Golf Association, please
send in your dues of $45 and join us. Contact Dee Earp or the
Atlanta National Golf Shop at [phone] for details.
We are looking forward to a great year and want everyone
to come out and play. We will have a different game each
Wednesday so come join the fun!
Thanks, 
Dee Earp
President, Atlanta National Ladies Golf Association

You can take 3 to 5 strokes
off your score with a little
work on the putting green.
Plus being a better putter
will take a lot of pressure off
of your long game. Spend
a lot of time on 3-4 footers
and the rest on 25 feet and
longer. Don’t worry about
the mid-range putts (6-15
feet) if you get really good
on the short one and can
control your distance on the
longer ones you’ll make your
share of mid-range putts.
Dean Alexander
Head Golf Professional,
Atlanta National Golf Club