The High School Girls State Championship and the US Kids Final!

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 Hi Gals,

This past weekend was a busy weekend for me and some of my friends and a great weekend for New Hampshire girls' golf! Saturday was the High School Girls Individual State Championship. It was such a fun event and so nice to see everyone! I didn't play as well as I would have liked but I had a fun time! Congratulations to Julianna Megan coming out with the win, well deserved! It was nice to see so many of my friends do well! In second place we had my friend June Doerr, third Rheya King, fourth Eva Gonzales, fifth Lindsay Butkus, sixth Kaylee Litner. Here is the full leaderboard for the Championship flight. 


The Medal flight: 

Sunday was the US Kids Local Tour in Maine's tour championship. It was so much fun to see everyone for the last time this year, looking forward to the spring!! Congratulations to all of the winners, it was a great season! It was so fun to have some more girls in the events this year! In my division this year it came down to the final event, Lindsay went out and shot an even 80 to win! Great job to her and to all of the girls this year! Loved seeing some new faces.

Such a fun weekend, looking forward to more fall golf in weeks to come and seeing everyone next year!


~NH Golfer Gal

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