Phyllis Halprin, LeeAnn Morgan, Marian Maby and Donna Cantello, from left, recently played in the 18-hole women’s golf at Oakcreek Countr y Club in the Village of Oak Creek. Morgan was club champion, Maby had the lowest gross score and Halprin had the lowest net score.

Oak Creek Country Club finally honored its new champion at the Women’s Club Champion Tournament at their Christmas luncheon last week.

Every year the country club hosts the 18-hole tournament over three days in October. As usual the lowest score earns the title. This year, LeeAnn Morgan was named the winner with a total score of 116.

“I’ve been a member at Oakcreek Country Club for almost 28 years and although our ladies club has fewer members than when I first joined, we are a fun, close and competitive group,” Morgan said. “After some tough competition, I’m proud to be this year’s club champion.”

Oakcreek Country Club, located in the VOC, has been hosting tournaments since 1968. The women’s tourna­ment has been meeting on Tuesdays for a long time as well. Many of these women continue on to play against competitors in the country after their success in the VOC.

Although Morgan took home the title, Donna Cantello had the second strongest competition with the low net title.

There was also a portion for the Senior Flight where Marion Maby scored the lowest gross score and Phyllis Halprin gained the low net score.

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“The women from Oakcreek Country Club have a very good reputation for strong play and courteous behavior,” Oakcreek Country Club vice president and committee chair member Julie Larson said. “It is always a pleasure to represent our club and be able to play against other women who love the game.”

The club will be continuing this tradition in years to come for members of the women’s group.

Juliana Walter

Juliana Walter was born and raised on the East Coast, originating from Maryland and earning her degree in Florida. After graduating from the University of Tampa, she traveled all over the West for months before settling in Sedona. She has previously covered politics, student life, sports and arts for Tampa Magazine and The Minaret. When she’s not working, you can find Juliana hiking and camping all over the Southwest. If you hear something interesting around the city, she might also find it interesting and can be contacted at jwalter@larsonnewspapers.com.

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Juliana Walter
Juliana Walter was born and raised on the East Coast, originating from Maryland and earning her degree in Florida. After graduating from the University of Tampa, she traveled all over the West for months before settling in Sedona. She has previously covered politics, student life, sports and arts for Tampa Magazine and The Minaret. When she’s not working, you can find Juliana hiking and camping all over the Southwest. If you hear something interesting around the city, she might also find it interesting and can be contacted at jwalter@larsonnewspapers.com.