2017 Yearbook (2)

46-47 / 138

Twice as nice for
Kerrigan and Heinz
Karli Kerrigan (L)
and Jenny Heinz smile
brightly after a final
round 67 to win by six.
1 Jenny Heinz / Karli Kerrigan -10 65 67 132
2 Katie Hansen / Kelly Nelson -4 69 69 138
3 Janelle Carter / Julie Buerman -1 69 72 141
4 Blair Klostermann / Brooke Klostermann +2 74 70 144
5 Ali Miller / Kelsey McEowen +8 75 75 150
6 Melissa Rieder / Stephanie Allison +12 79 75 154
7 Jana Johnson / Mardi Johnson +17 82 77 159
8 Julie Hartman / Nicki Clayton +34 89 87 176
Open Division
(Above left) Katie Hansen and Kelly Nelson
finished 2nd in the Open Division. (Above right)
Janelle Carter and Julie Buerman navigating
the greens.
Rose Kubesheski continued to show her great play
along with her teammate Margene Grady to win the
Senior Division by eight strokes. They opened up in
the first round shooting 72 (+1) giving them a two
shot cushion over Kathy Fortune and Mary Sauter.
The team of Kubesheski and Grady were able to
extend their lead in the second round
by shooting an impressive 69 clenching
the title by eight strokes. This win gave
Kubesheski her second straight Four-
Ball win after teaming up with Robin
Webb the previous year.
Kubesheski & Grady
Win Senior Division
Par 71
Par 71
1 Margene Grady / Rose Kubesheski -1 72 69 141
2 Kathy Fortune / Mary Sauter +7 74 75 149
T3 Carroll Dethrow / Janece Schwartzkopf +10 78 74 152
T3 Ila Gilbert / Janis Owens +10 76 76 152
5 Joyce Henderson / Nancy Olberding +15 78 79 157
6 Janet Berry / Jill Blackwood +18 81 79 160
7 Carolyn La Rue / Mary Nelson +19 78 83 161
Senior Division
(L-R) Mary Sauter, Kathy Fortune, Margene Grady
and Rose Kubesheski
Jenny Heinz and Karli Kerrigan enjoyed their second consecutive IGA Women’s Four-Ball win.
The duo won the IGA Women’s Four-Ball last year at Jester Park Golf Course, where they won in
extra holes. This year at Coralville’s Brown Deer Golf Club there were no extra holes needed.
Heinz, who was the Women’s Player of the Year in 2016 and Kerrigan, who is heading into her
sophomore year at the University of South Dakota broke out of the gates fast. They shot an
opening round 65 (-6) to take a four shot lead. They followed that up with a 67 (-4) for a total
of 132 (-10). With the help of 11 birdies over the two day event, Heinz and Kerrigan won the
Open Division by a convincing six strokes over the team of Katie Hansen and Kelly Nelson, who
finished at 138 (-4).
Hansen and Nelson, both from Waterloo, shot back-to-back rounds of 69 to outdistance the
team of Janelle Carter and Julie Buerman by three strokes for runner-up honors.
Links : June 16-17, 2017