Meadow Greens Ramsey Ladies Golf Club concludes 2026 season

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 2:16 AM

Last updated Sep 10, 2026

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The Meadow Greens Ramsey Ladies Golf Club wrapped up its 2026 season on Wednesday with a final event featuring a Whack and Hack format. Teams consisting of three or four players were assigned randomly to compete across the front and back nines. Scoring involved individual play followed by handicap adjustments, with the combined lowest and highest scores determining the team total. Mary Christian, Barb James, Ardie Pepper, and Janice Perrigo won the front nine with an adjusted score of 72. Ann Christianson, Chris Swatfager, and Jan Thissen secured the back nine victory with a score of 79. Individual highlights included chip-ins by Mary Christian and Joyce Anderson, along with birdies recorded by Mary Christian and Linda Youngmark.

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•The season finale used a Whack and Hack scoring format.
•Mary Christian, Barb James, Ardie Pepper and Janice Perrigo won the front nine with a 72.
•Ann Christianson, Chris Swatfager and Jan Thissen finished with a 79 to win the back nine.
•Mary Christian and Joyce Anderson each recorded chip-ins during the round.
•Birdies were credited to Mary Christian and Linda Youngmark.

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Sep. 9— On Wednesday, the Meadow Greens — Ramsey Ladies Golf Club wrapped up their 2026 season with a game of "Whack and Hack." Teams of three or four were randomly put together. Each member played their own game, but at the end of each hole, players adjusted their score per their handicap. The lowest (whacker) and the highest (hacker) of the scores were then added together for the team score. ...
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Yahoo SportsSep 10, 2026, 2:16 AM
Meadow Greens Ladies play "Whack and Hack"
Sep. 9— On Wednesday, the Meadow Greens — Ramsey Ladies Golf Club wrapped up their 2026 season with a game of "Whack and Hack." Teams of three or four were randomly put together. Each member played their own game, but at the end of each hole, players adjusted their score per their handicap. The lowest (whacker) and the highest (hacker) of the scores were then added together for the team score. ...

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