Category: November 2022

Cheers Singles Group News

Cheers is a social club with membership of 175 and growing. We are open to singles in Sun Lakes, Springfield, SunBird, and Solera communities. Whether you are a year-round resident or visit us during the winter months, you are invited to become a part of the Cheers family. We offer many activities and programs, including…

Computer Booters Update

Helen Seaton, Publicity Director Someone from the Ed Robson Library will give a presentation at the Computer Booters Club general meeting on Nov. 9, on the many electronic services the library offers the Sun Lakes community. The Robson Library is part of the Maricopa County Library District. Some examples are the eMedia services, which include…

Play on the Wild Side—Golf with the Rattlesnakes

The SunBird Rattlesnakes will be playing Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, November through March. We play a flighted, modified Stableford format with individual competition. This format assigns fixed points for your stroke score on each hole. “Snake of the Season,” closest to the pin, and progressive KPs are fun and challenging contests with opportunities to win…

CRAB No More

After 14 years of raising money for capital expenses for the golf course, the CRAB Tournament Committee has disbanded. Neither the annual November tournament nor the community auction will run this year. The Golf Board has declared that all proceeds be earmarked for general revenue, so we no longer have a mandate to direct our…

Friday 9-Hole Couples Golf

Welcome back to all of our snowbirds! A few of your faithful friends have continued to play throughout the hot summer, and we are ready to have more of you join us as we begin this new season. If you love golf and you love to enjoy the fellowship of others, this group is for…

Pre and Post Overseed

Laurie Kelech, Golf Shop Manager Here is what you were seeing a few days before closing for overseed. We began by thatching and spraying the course in preparation for the seed. The course changed color as the grass died off in preparation for the new rye seed. With the cooler temperatures and lots of water,…