MISTWOOD GOLF CLUB on Renwick Road in Romeoville, is this years host to the Phil Kosin Illinois Women’s Open, and the Illinois State Amateur Championship coming next week. But Mistwood can host your game, your group and after your round in McWethy’s Tavern in the clubhouse. So play Mistwood by making a tee time at (815)-254-3333, or go online to Mistwoodgc.com. Mistwood an architect Ray Hearn design. #Top100fitter. ______________________________________________________________________
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L-R Kasumi Takahashi, Robin Donnelly, Nicole Jeray and medalist Ellen Port. Photo courtesy of Mistwood GC.
MADE IT.
So after the U.S. Senior Women’s Open had to take a year off because of the pandemic, the qualifiers are back on again.
This years championship will be played at the site is was supposed to be held at in 2020, the Brooklawn Country Club, in Fairfield Conn.
But this past week at the Midlothian Country Club four ladies made it into the field.
One of the four players to qualify was long time former LPGA player, and current Mistwood Golf club teaching professional Nicole Jeray.
Ellen Port was the medalist with a 1 under par score of 72, in the par 73 set-up at Midlothian.
Jeray was a tie-second with a 1 over par score of 74, along with Kasumi Takahashi of Tokyo. Robin Donnelly of Scottsdale Arizona, was the final qualifier of the field of 24.
AFTER STARTING HER ROUND bogey-bogey, Jeray was +3 after ten holes. But then she made birdies on holes 11-12-13-14, getting her back to 1 under par. Bogeys on 15 and 18 left Jeray one over par for the round. But good enough to make it into the U.S. Sr. Women’s Open field.
CLICK HERE to hear the interview with U.S. Senior Women’s Open qualifier Mistwood’s Nicole Jeray.
BUT EVEN with making it into the U.S. Senior Women’s Open field, Jeray is still waiting to see if she is into the Senior LPGA Championship at French Lick in late August. Jeray went into the qualifier after a 10th place finish, at the Illinois Women’s Open last week.