A PUBLICATION OF THE ARIZONA WOMEN S GOLF ASSOCIATION 2008 ISSUE 2

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1 AWGA NewsLinks A PUBLICATION OF THE ARIZONA WOMEN S GOLF ASSOCIATION 2008 ISSUE 2 In This Issue Spotlight Rules Tip Newslinks Meet the AWGA Staff 2008 Golf Calendar Saddlebrook Ladies Niners Raise over $16,000 Starr Pass Country Club Raises $6,500 Diamondbacks Tickets AWGA Appreciation Day at Golfsmith - A Big Success! Golf and Auto Mechanics? AWGA Course Raters Think Good Thoughts Holes in one TPI Certified Golf Fitness Instructor So Long and Best Wishes Making a Difference Office Volunteers Needed Season Opener Results State Amateur Match Play Championship Entry Form Help us reach more women golfers When you re finished reading this newsletter don t throw it away, pass it along to a friend! Home to Robin Lane is Tennessee Volunteer country a fitting origin for a dedicated and giving person. After graduating from the University of Tennessee, Robin set out on a successful career. Not surprisingly, since she has such an outgoing and gregarious personality, it was in sales. And now her Volunteer roots have taken hold in the AWGA. Robin was elected to the AWGA Board of Directors in 2008, is a member of the Executive Board and is Chair of the Communications Committee. She grew up as a Tennessee Volunteer but has since found happiness as an Arizona volunteer. Robin played golf since she was a teenager, although she rarely had time to enjoy it while in college and after, while she was working full-time. In 1990, she began golfing more frequently and has since made it an integral part of her life. When she and her husband, Tommy, decided to move to Arizona in 2003, Robin asked for a job transfer. Her employer, Sun Microsystems, graciously relocated her to Tucson where she and Tommy bought a house at The Gallery. Robin continued working for an additional two years and played golf with the WGA at The Gallery as often as she could. When she retired in 2005, she golfed and golfed and golfed some more! With more time to play, Robin began to participate in statewide AWGA events. She attributes her higher skill level to spending more time on the course. Practice helps to improve my game, she says. I practice at least once or twice a week and my handicap index has really improved. Robin still takes lessons to sharpen her game. She credits much of her success on the course to her instructor and encourages everyone to find the right match when looking for a golf teaching professional. Sometimes you have to try a couple different instructors before you find the one who teaches in the same way that you learn, she adds. When that fit happens, you ll really see your game improve. In 2006 Robin started playing in competitive events including the Challenge Series, AWGA State Stroke Play Championship and AWGA State Match Play THE SPOTLIGHT S ON... ROBIN LANE By Mary Ann Souter Championship. With a handicap index of 4.6, she has played her way to championship golf. Robin holds the title of 2007 Club Champion at The Gallery. Robin s enthusiasm has already been noticed on the Communications Committee. Her energetic spirit is contagious and her driving force is spurring better communications with AWGA members. She is currently representing the AWGA on Golf AZ Radio bringing animation to our regular spot and looking for new ways to get our message out to women golfers. My goal is to understand the role of the committee, Robin says, and to identify, evaluate and update all forms of AWGA communications. Part of my responsibility is to recruit and support AWGA Reps and Area Advisors and I hope to meet each one of you while I am in this position. I m excited about working with the AWGA, she adds in a bubbly tone. The Board is quite a dynamic group of individuals and I am honored to be part of it. I realize the importance of volunteering and I hope to make a difference. Robin describes herself as a workaholic. When she retired, she had too much spare time. She wanted to get involved in the Arizona women s golf community and inquired through friends and acquaintances about the process to volunteer. She found her niche and now Robin wants to help other women to get involved. There are many ladies just like me out there, she says, and my goal is to share and communicate all that I learn so that they can get involved too. I have the time and the passion, so why not give back? Robin and her husband, Tommy, are seasoned travelers and play golf often when they vacation. They played together in Hawaii in the Executive Cup Tournament and represented The Gallery in Ojai, California at the Albertson s Team Challenge, a Golf Channel Tournament. They golf together every week and since they are both skilled and competitive golfers, their matches are always fun for both of them. With her distinctive southern accent and charm, Robin will capture your attention while she promotes women s golf and the AWGA. If you haven t met her yet, you ll be captivated by her energy and her love of golf. She is friendly, intelligent, open-minded, and eager to enhance your experience with the AWGA. We are pleased to have Robin Lane on the Board of Directors, sharing her passion for golf, and leading her committee to new heights. Welcome aboard, Robin!

2 RULES TIP: Rule 19-2 IMPORTANT RULES CHANGE! Rule 19-2: Ball in motion deflected or stopped by player, partner, caddie or equipment. Penalty for a ball accidentally deflected or stopped by player, partner, caddie or equipment has been amended to ONE stroke. This is especially important in Match Play. Now if your ball in motion hits you or your equipment in match play it is ONE stroke not loss of hole as before. In stroke play it is now ONE stroke instead of two. Submitted by: Jan Wobken, Rules Chair rwobken@cox.net MEET THE AWGA STAFF As Executive Director, Mary oversees all activities of the Association. Her detailed knowledge about every aspect of the game of golf along with her enthusiasm about promoting women s golf keep s the organization on track and in the forefront of women s golf associations nationwide. Under her direction, the AWGA is Arizona s Leader in Women s Golf. Jody is responsible for all aspects of communication, including the newsletter, newsblasts, the club directory, Mary Pomroy and our website. She coordinates Executive Director and arranges both Association and Communication events such as the AWGA Representative meeting, the AWGA Annual Meeting and Volunteer Orientations. If you have an event to be publicized, send the information to Jody. She ll be sure it is promoted on our website or in our newsblasts. Logan Erickson Jody Chandonnet Logan is your answer man when it Communications comes to questions about handicapping Manager and course ratings. His knowledge about the EZLinks Handicap software and the USGA Handicap System is evident as he provides support for members when questions arise. He also oversees AWGA member club compliance and coordinates and presents AWGA Handicap seminars. In addition to overseeing and performing course ratings, he also works with existing and new member clubs, including supporting our new online membership registration initiative. Handicapping and Susan is responsible for membership Course Rating Manager billing and purchasing which includes everything from office supplies to tournament tee prizes. She is in charge of documentation of policy and procedural changes and she assists with all events and seminar facilitation. Susan maintains the Association s annual calendar. When you have a question about your membership dues or rebates, Susan is the one to call. Erin Groeneveld Tournament Operations Manager Susan Woods Erin is the newest member of our Business Operations team and is in charge of Tournament and Coordinator Rules administration. She managed her first tournament, the Season Opener at Poston Butte, and did a great job coordinating it from beginning to end. Erin plans and presents Rules of Golf education seminars, working with the Rules Committee. If you have questions about an AWGA tournament or your entry status, Erin is your go to staff member. She is the one who facilitates all communication to tournament players. AWGA NewsLinks is an official publication of the Arizona Women s Golf Association 141 E. Palm Lane, Suite 210, Phoenix, AZ (602) AWGA Fax: (602) awga@awga.org Website: BOARD OF DIRECTORS Barbara Byrnes...President Katherine Ehrlich... Vice President Rosemary Beale... Secretary Carol Springer... Treasurer Katherine Olson... Officer at Large Barbara Simmons Barbara Kahler Robin Lane Jan Wobken Kelly Loeb STAFF Mary Pomroy...Executive Director Erin Groeneveld... Tournament Operations Manager Jody Chandonnet... Communications Manager Logan Erickson...Handicapping & Course Rating Manager Susan Woods...Business Operations Coordinator Vivian Kelley...Administrative Assistant Mary Ann Souter... Marketing Manager Vacant...USGA PJ Boatwright, Jr. Intern When it comes to customer service, Vivian is the best. She s usually the first voice you hear when calling the office and will eagerly help you or direct you to the right staff member. Besides assisting all of the staff and volunteers with administrative functions, Vivian also works on accounts payable and database Vivian Kelley maintenance. Vivian keeps the office running smoothly and Administrative Assistant efficiently as she works with the staff and on her own to carry out the business of the day. Mary Ann writes our newsletter and works to create relationships with sponsors and partners for additional AWGA member benefits. She also finds opportunities for public relations such as our presence at the LPGA Tournament, writing articles for golf publications, and our spot on Golf AZ Radio. As manager of the Ambassador Mary Ann Souter Program, she works with Marketing Manager clubs statewide to initiate programs and recruit AWGA volunteers. If you would like to submit an idea or article for the newsletter or need information about the Ambassador Program, she is the one to contact.

3 2008 Golf Calendar Date Tournament Location March Phoenix City Women s Golf Championship... Aguila Golf Course LPGA - Safeway International... Superstition Mountain Golf Club 30...AWGA Weekend Classic... Club West Golf Club April 2...3rd Annual CAGD Open Individual Stroke Play... Foothills Golf Club 15...NAWGA Spring Kick-Off... Beaver Creek Golf Resort AWGA Four-Ball Stroke Play Championship... Laughlin Ranch Golf Club Women s Trans National Senior Tournament... Tubac Golf Resort, Tubac, AZ May Southern District Four Ball Tournament... Heritage Highlands AWGA State Amateur Match Play Championship... Arizona Country Club 12...USGA Women s Open Qualifier... Whirlwind Golf Club 19 or 20...Central District Tournament... Wickenburg Country Club 27...Heather Farr Trophy Match Qualifier... Grayhawk Golf Club, Talon Course 28...Women s Amateur Pub Links Qualifier... The Raven at South Mountain SADDLEBROOKE LADIES NINERS RAISE OVER $16,000 FOR SUSAN G. KOMEN FOUNDATION On February 12 th, the SaddleBrooke Ladies Niners held their 3 rd Annual Rally for a Cure. Through the efforts of Co-Chairs, Maria Byers and Cathy Thompson, in cooperation with their committees, donors and Lady Niners, over $16,000 was raised. The theme of the event was Light the Future With Hope. Fund raising events included a raffle, live auction, hole sponsorships, Memory of Honor cards dedicated to friends and family touched by this disease and Ribbon Power to purchase mulligans. Congratulations, SaddleBrooke Lady Niners for your participation and enthusiasm is making this event a success that will benefit all women golfers! STARR PASS COUNTRY CLUB RAISES $6,500 FOR SUSAN G. KOMEN FOUNDATION Over 50 golfers hit the greens for the Starr Pass Country Club annual tournament to benefit the Southern Arizona Affiliate of Susan G. Komen Foundation. In the evening, 68 participants enjoyed dinner and a silent auction. Thanks to the support of Starr Pass members and local businesses who generously contributed, especially the main sponsor JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort & Spa. Other business sponsors including Albertson s, Golfsmith, Van s Golf Shop and Golf World. Dale and Linda Windham, Co-Chairs, led the efforts for the February 10 th event. Thanks to all who made this event to end breast cancer as a life-threatening disease a success. LAST CHANCE TO GET TICKETS TO THE DIAMONDBACKS GAME AWGA Day at Chase Field - Diamondbacks vs. LA Dodgers The 100 tickets that were reserved for the AWGA sold out very quickly. But because of an overwhelming response (over 120 tickets sold to date), DBacks management have reserved another 100 tickets for us on the same Diamond Level but in another section. Get your tickets soon or they will be sold out. Deadline: Tickets must be purchased by April 4, 2008 Game Day: Tuesday, April 8, 2008 at 6:40 pm Cost: $23.50 includes ticket and a $5.00 food/drink coupon Purchase tickets online: Go to: Click on Tickets, then Group Tickets. You will then click Group Ticket Window (right hand side of the page). Log in using the following information (case sensitive): Login name or sign-in ID awga and the password ballgame Flyers: Download a flyer from the AWGA website Payment: Pay Online by credit card only. If you download a flyer, you can pay by a check made to Arizona Diamondbacks or fill in your credit card information and mail in the flyer. Ticket Distribution: All tickets must be picked up at the Will Call Window the day of the game. $5.00 coupon will be in the envelope with the tickets. AWGA APPRECIATION DAY AT GOLFSMITH A BIG SUCCESS! Leslie Beglin, Dobson Ranch, Wins YES! Putter Leslie Beglin, Dobson Ranch WGA, won the YES! Putter at Golfsmith on February 28th If you didn t stop by the Chandler Golfsmith store on Thursday, February 28 th, you missed out on some great gifts and fun contests. AWGA members who attended received a free hat or visor, a pair of socks and other discount coupons. Snacks were set up on a nicely decorated table and a representative from Foot Joy was there to help women with shoes. Golf Tec instructors, both PGA and LPGA, taught a half hour clinic. The most exciting part of the day for some women was the putting contest. If they made it into the finals, they had the opportunity to be in the semi-final round. After two rounds of finals, Leslie Beglin from Dobson Ranch won the putting contest. Her prize was a sharp YES! Putter. Prizes for door prizes were $25 Gift Cards, which were greatly appreciated by the four AWGA winners, Kara Reddell, Barbara Kahler, Susan Woods, and Gail Gilmore. Look for more special events with our newest Partner, Golfsmith, and in the meantime, support their business and use your AWGA discount when you shop. GOLF AND AUTO MECHANICS? Pictured left to right Pam Smith, Gloria Barton, Suzi Hetland, Dolly, Gay Potter, Kara Reddell Members of women s golf leagues get together regularly to hit the links and have a good time socializing. Mixed Stix, AWGA s new Internet Club is no exception. There are two divisions now active, one in the east valley and one in the west valley. They play 9-holes on a weekly basis after work, at various courses in their respective areas, just for fun. These ladies really know how to enjoy a round of golf! Recently, they also demonstrated one of the other benefits of playing with a group, when one of the members discovered after play that she had a dead battery in her car. Did they call a tow truck? NOT ON YOUR LIFE! Her fellow golfers came to her rescue, armed with a set of jumper cables. Sounds simple, but simple memories are the stuff lifelong friendships are made of. Cheers to our Mixed Stix golfers! (For information on joining, visit our website at org/who-we-are/16-join-a-club.asp).

4 AWGA COURSE RATERS GIVE A GREAT SHOWING Each year our AWGA course raters are required to attend a two-day USGA Calibration Seminar where they must perform to a certain skill level to maintain our course rating license. This year our team of four -- Logan Erickson, Melanie Bridges, Paula Page and Mary Jane Perry -- traveled to San Diego for the seminar which included a test of knowledge, a test of skill, and a test of team performance. Since course rating is subjective, each team was scored on their ability to rate specific holes that were previously rated by Master Course Raters. The AWGA team represented us well and did an outstanding job in all aspects of the course rating assessment. Congratulations to our AWGA team, who came in 2nd place. We appreciate your commitment to making our association one of the best in the nation! THINK GOOD THOUGHTS If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or things. ~ Albert Einstein (How about lowering your Handicap Index as a goal? Not only is it an ongoing and worthy goal but it will provide you with many opportunities for happiness!) CONGRATULATIONS To The Following Ladies on Their HOLES IN ONE!! Merrilee DeMartini... 2/5/ Sun City West Deer Valley WGA Valerie Pasula... 3/3/ Apache Wells WGA Janet Kendall... 4/10/ Star Dust 18 WGA Sandy James... 10/16/ Star Dust 18 WGA Connie Lewis... 1/8/ Rio Verde WGA Melba Heine... 1/13/ Shadow Mountain WGA Patti Gray... 1/17/ CC of Green Valley WGA Jean Lentz... 1/23/ Fred Enke WGA Marie Wheler... 1/29/ Fountain of the Sun 18 WGA Carol Robertson... 1/29/ El Conquistador Gail Valentine... 2/1/ SaddleBrooke WGA Marcie Erickson... 2/5/ Sun City Willow Creek Jinny Lutz... 2/6/ Desert Hills WGA Pat Akers... 2/6/ Gold Canyon WGA Eleanor Wright... 2/7/ Canoa Hills WGA Julie Hastings... 2/8/ Oakwood WGA Kathie Peterson... 2/9/ Canoa Ranch WGA Jeanette Eaton... 2/9/ SaddleBrooke WGA Mara Ingwalson... 2/10/ Rio Verde WGA Paula Dielmann... 2/14/ Ironwood WGA Pattie Wigton... 2/14/ Ironwood WGA Dolly Toney... 2/18/ Apache Wells WGA Betty Richards... 2/20/ Catalina Women at Del Urich Judy Miller... 2/21/ Randolph North WGA Dennie Scharer... 2/24/ Terravita WGA Joyce Ness... 2/24/ Apache Wells WGA Robbi Urban... 2/26/ Rio Verde WGA Jan VanDenBerg... 2/27/ Red Mountain Ranch WGA Marion Hubbard... 2/28/ Wickenburg Country Club WGA JoAnn Watkins... 2/29/ Terravita WGA Teri Goodwin... 2/29/ Westbrook Village WGA Marilyn Leyshock... 3/3/ Terravita WGA Cynthia Schmidt... 3/8/ County Meadows WGA Barb Hewitt... 1/14/ Ironwood WGA Please report all holes-in-one as they occur. Holes-in-one occurring prior to the previous newsletter publication date may be excluded from publication. ARE YOU A SWAYER? Mindi Boysen Explains How to Correct these Swing Faults through Exercises Have you ever heard your PGA certified golf instructor tell you that one of your swing faults is a sway (lateral slide of hips away from target during backswing) or a slide (lateral slide of hips toward target on downswing)? Well, according to the Titleist Performance Institute, a little over one third of all amateur golfers possess one or both of those faults. Setting aside your forgetting the correct swing, or not knowing basic fundamentals of the swing, the leading cause for a sway or slide is tight hips. During the backswing and downswing, the hips are supposed to rotate with maybe a hint of a weight shift. This requires adequate internal rotation range of motion which we usually don t practice because it doesn t always feel good. It can be very frustrating when you KNOW what to do, but your BODY won t let you do it! The following Mindi Boysen demonstrates the are three exercises Windshield Wipers exercise I prescribe to my clients which help tremendously and directly lead to better success on the golf course! WINDSHEILD WIPERS: Internal Rotation: Lie on your back with both legs at 90 degree angles in the air. Place both fists between the knees. Squeeze your knees into your fists and, while flexing your feet, push lower legs and feet outward. Repeat in 3 sets of 20 reps. You will feel a deep tingle/muscle burn in your side gluteal and hip area. SEATED KNEE DIPS: Internal Rotation: Sit with feet wide and knees bent and propped up on your hands. Take turns dipping one knee at a time to the middle of the floor. Start by dropping the knee a little, then a little more as you warm up. Eventually the hip of the dropped leg will lift off the floor. Repeat 20x. Mindi Boysen demonstrates the Seated Knee Dips exercise FROGGIES: External Rotation: Kneel on the floor with forearms on floor in front of you. Slowly allow your knees to separate to the fullest width. Then, while keeping the knees in place, move each foot out a little wider than the knee. Try to hold for approximately 1 minute. Mindi Boysen demonstrates the Froggies exercise Mindi Boysen is a TPI Level III certified golf fitness instructor and official fitness partner for the AWGA. To learn more about the above exercises and find additional ones, visit her website at www. fitforgolfusa.com.

5 SO LONG AND BEST WISHES! Matt Cook, our USGA Boatwright Intern for the past six months is leaving the association to take a full-time job with Vanguard Investments. The AWGA thanks Matt for all his help with special projects as well as course ratings and tournaments and wishes him Good Luck in his new position. Making a difference The AWGA is governed by an elected Executive Board of 9 members who reside in all areas of the state. In order to ensure that those elected to do the important work of directing the Association are very well versed in the purpose and operation of the AWGA, nominating procedures include looking first to the working committees of the Association to select candidates. This process begins in July. Each Committee Chair will submit recommendations to the Nominating Committee who will then select the best qualified candidates for election and present you, the members, with a ballot. So why should YOU care? 1. Because volunteering with the AWGA is fun and rewarding! Just ask those who are already involved. We all play golf because it s fun, and we volunteer for the same reason. Get involved now and see how enriching it is to work with this group of fun and passionate women at this very exciting time in women s golf. 2. Because the long term health of women s golf in Arizona depends on it! The right people doing the right things makes all the difference. Now is the time for you to take action to help us make sure that our Executive Board continues to be made up of the best our membership has to offer. How can YOU take action? Help us staff our Committees with the best. Go to the AWGA website, click on AWGA Needs You/AWGA Committees Print out the list of AWGA Committees and their responsibilities Print out the volunteer interest form Think about the membership at your club. Do you have members who you think would make wonderful additions to the governance of women s golf in Arizona? If so, give them the interest form and suggest that they might consider volunteering. Think about yourself. Are you one of those women? If you know women who have already had successful experience on an AWGA or other State Association Committee, talk with her about stepping forward to be nominated directly to the Board of Directors. Act NOW! OFFICE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!! Office Volunteer Days Planned for April 10 th and April 24 th The AWGA is a busy organization and providing services for over 25,000 members can sometimes be a daunting task. We often need volunteer help in our office to get important information out to our members, keep up with filing, and other administrative tasks. If you are interested in assisting the staff and getting to know more about the AWGA, we welcome you to join us for a morning of activity and accomplishment. Your charge will be to assist the staff in time-consuming tasks while enjoying the camaraderie associated with a team effort. No special skills are needed just a willingness to help and a cheerful attitude. Two opportunities are available: Thursdays, April 10 th and April 24 th Time: 9:30 am until 12:30 pm. Lunch will be provided at 12:30. Please call the AWGA office at (602) or Vivian at Vivian@awga. org to participate in one or both of our Office Volunteer days. Bring a friend and lend a hand! Your efforts will truly be appreciated. Season Opener Results 2/24/2008 Season Opener Winners Overal Gross Winner Judy Miller...40 Overal Net Winner Kelly Holister...50 Flight #01 1st Place - Mari Miezwa nd Place - Kerry Postillion st Place - Rachel Whittington nd Place - Kim Eaton...35 Flight #02 1st Place - Mary Benkert nd Place - Kate Johnson st Place - Barbara Byrnes nd Place - Deanna Calkins...36 Flight #03 1st Place - Mary Fink nd Place - Penny Macdonald st Place - Bonnie Marsh nd Place - Jean Lallensack...35 Flight #04 1st Place - Cynthia Tietze nd Place - Maureen Romey rd Place - Sonya Geisel st Place - Rebecca Hubbard nd Place - Sallie McCutcheon...37 Flight #05 1st Place - Jana Maxwell nd Place - Barbara Lail rd Place - Sharon Crowder th Place - Edith Melton st Place - Sharon Taylor nd Place - Jean Hedberg rd Place - Esther Min...33 Flight #06 1st Place - Jandy Hughes nd Place - Lynn Kolstad rd Place - Denise Tinker st Place - Danielle Kiedyk nd Place - Diane Ehrhardt...39 Flight #07 1st Place - Patti Harig nd Place - Kathryn Ridlehoover rd Place - Cobyann Berglund th Place - Sue McConnell st Place - Mary Byrd nd Place - Marsha Evans rd Place - Kathy Swenson...39

6 AWGA STATE AMATEUR MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRY FORM Arizona Country Club May 12-15, 2008 OPENING DATE: March 31, 2008 CLOSING DATE: April 21, 2008 Maximum Handicap Index: 30.0 PLAYER Name PLAYER DIVISION: OPEN OR SENIOR ADDRESS CITY/ST/ZIP TELEPHONE AWGA# ADDRESS CLUB REPRESENTED (If a member of more than one club, please enter one club name only. Entry of more than one club will disqualify applicant from participation in the Prather Team Trophy event) I have read and agree to abide by the Conditions for AWGA Competitions as published in the current AWGA Directory. SIGNATURE Enclosed is my check or money order for $195 payable to the AWGA. Mail entry and fee to: Arizona Women s Golf Association 141 E. Palm Lane, Suite #210, Phoenix, AZ Check here if you are between and including the ages of or 2007 Champion? ARIZONA COUNTRY CLUB STATE AMATEUR MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP MAY 12-15, East Orange Blossom Lane Phoenix, AZ Practice makes perfect! Get ready for this year s AWGA State Amateur Match Play Championship, which is being hosted by the Arizona Country Club. It is lauded as one of the Phoenix area s premier private golf courses with the distinction of being the first winter resort ever built in Phoenix. Arizona Country Club was the biennial host to the Phoenix Open from 1955 to Today, Arizona Country Club offers an alternative to desert golf. With over 1600 mature trees and an all grass layout, it has a mid-western look that makes you feel that you are back home in Michigan! However, the beauty of the southwest comes through as the course is sprinkled with palm trees and boasts spectacular views of Camelback Mountain. What a perfect mix of green and desert! The signature holes here are #10 and #11, a par 5 and par 3 respectively. Both will demand that you think your way through the hole before planning your shots. Be careful not to overshoot as there are bunkers tucked behind both greens. This is a rare opportunity to play a truly unique golf course in the heart of central Phoenix. Come and enjoy the calm serenity of the Arizona Country Club. ARIZONA WOMEN S GOLF ASSOCIATION 141 EAST PALM LANE, SUITE 210 PHOENIX, ARIZONA PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE P A I D PERMIT #744 PHOENIX, AZ