Nor Cal Women's Champion of Champions: Cowan wins 11th
5/24/2011 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: Northern California Women's Champion of Champions, Castlewood Country Club - Hill Course
Lynne Cowan wins the WGANC Champion of Champions for the fourth consecutive year and for the 11th time
Lynne Cowan of Davis was the champion of the two day stroke play event played at the Yolo Fliers Club in Woodland, CA. Cowan shot 151 (75-76) on the 5975 yard track, two ahead of Pat Cornett of Mill Valley who shot 153 (77-76.) Cornett was recently named the captain of the 2012 Curtis Cup to be played in Nairn, Scotland.
First round leader Teri-Gangi-Helder of Los Gatos, CA shot a 155 (74-81) and finished tied for third with Karen Garcia of Cool, CA who shot rounds of 79-76.
More scores and flight winners coming soon.
About the WGANC Champion of Champions
Two-Day Stroke Play - Gross Only Prizes Awarded by Flights Open to previous two years' WGANC Club Champions & Runners-Up, and previous year's Champion of Champions, Stroke Play & Match Play Champions, and CWC Champion (if member of WGANC)
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