SHE TOURNAMENT RESULTS
1st PLACE: TPC Riverbend
Cyndi Capano, Katie Yanucci, Unae Mueller, Jennifer Daulton
2nd PLACE: Kenwood CC
Janelle Carroll, Diane Hegemann, Judy Pershern, Sally Proffitt
3rd PLACE: Coldstream CC
Sharon Knapp, Anna Foster, Julie Shipp, Peggy McDonald
4th Place: Heritage CC
Carol Hover, Julie Barney, Li Burk, Sankhya Jejurikar
THE SEASON IS WRAPPING UP!
Georgianne Koch – Legend of Cincinnati Golf
On Thursday, October 23rd, 2025, at the Cooper Creek Event Center, Georgianne Koch will be recognized and honored as one of three Cincinnati Legends of Golf for 2025. In support of this special occasion, we encourage people who know Georgianne well to register to attend this event by clicking the following link. https://www.golfgenius.com/pages/5568630
GEORGIANNE KOCH
Georgianne Koch’s name has become synonymous with leadership, service, and inspiration in the Cincinnati golf community. A proud Buckeye and Bearcat alumna, she earned her Bachelor of Science degree from The Ohio State University and her MBA from the University of Cincinnati, combining academic achievement with a lifelong passion for the game of golf.
After a successful business career, Georgianne devoted her energy to raising her children and giving back to her community—a journey she fondly refers to as her career in “professional volunteerism.” That spirit of service soon extended to the game she loves, where she has left an indelible mark.
She has served as President of the GCWGA, President of the GCPTA, and Rules Chair for the WOSGA, and today she is a respected USGA National Rules Official, lending her expertise to tournaments from high school to NCAA Regionals and beyond. Her leadership has opened doors for women in golf, not only as players but also as officials, mentors, and decision-makers.
Georgianne’s heart shines brightest through her work with the GCWGA Scholarship Foundation, which has awarded nearly $285,000 in scholarships to 162 young women golfers since 2007. By connecting clubs, coaches, and families, she ensures that the next generation has opportunities to grow—on the course and in life.
For Georgianne, golf is more than a sport. It is a teacher of integrity, fairness, and perseverance—values she models every day. Her warm presence, steady guidance, and tireless commitment have inspired countless players, officials, and leaders.
Georgianne Koch is not just a steward of the game—she is a shining example of what it means to give back, lift others up, and leave the world better than you found it. Congratulations to our friend Georgianne! We are amazed by your energy and commitment to excellence, and we feel fortunate to have you as part of our organization.
TRENDING THOUGHT LEADERS!
October Golf Tip:
The Expert Guide to Short Game Success
The way to really save shots is by improving and practicing your short game. Every time you get ‘up and down’ (chipping or pitching it close enough to the hole that you can make your first putt), you are on your way to better scoring. Sound good? Let’s go!
The sooner you can get the ball on the ground, rolling towards the flag, the better.
When you are off the green, think about chipping, which I will describe as a putt with a flying start! Imagine this lofted putt is like a 747 coming in for a landing… touch down and then taxi to the end of the runway, where the flag is located. Minimum airtime, maximum ground time!
Now that hybrids are in most of our bags, consider using a hybrid for chipping. Set up like a putt with a hybrid sitting upright at address. Move your hands down the handle end to shorten this club like a putter. With a steady head and minimal body action, and little to no wrist hinge, putt the ball with your hybrid, brushing the grass so that the ball will lift/loft, skipping off the fringe and rolling towards the hole. Low risk and high reward, the Hybrid Chip will save you strokes around the green!
Read the Rest of the Article, for the other 15 tips!
ADVICE FROM FEMALE PROFESSIONALS
Advice by Stacy Lewis
“Figure out your weakness and don’t make it your weakness anymore.”
— Stacy Lewis, LPGA Tour Professional Inc.com
What this means (and how to apply it):
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Be honest about your game: Whether it’s putting, bunker play, or consistency off the tee, pinpoint one area you struggle with most.
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Then—make it a strength: Work deliberately on that weakness until it no longer holds you back. Don’t let it define you.
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Over time, your most troublesome part can become one of your greatest areas of confidence.
GCWGA MEETINGS 2025
FALL DELEGATES MEETING: Friday, November 7th, 2025, Details TBD.
*Zoom capabilities will be available for those who are unable to attend in person.*
Quote of the Month
“Do your best, one shot at a time, and then move on. Remember that golf is just a game.”
A reminder to stay present and not let mistakes derail your focus.
Updates on GCWGA Events and Cincinnati’s Women’s Golf
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