West Virginia Golf Association

WVGA Women’s Series Makes Stop at Big Bend Golf Course

The West Virginia Golf Association (WVGA) saw a field of 26 golfers continue the 2025 Women’s Series season Tuesday at Big Bend Golf Course in Tornado.

Top honors in First Flight Gross, with a six-stroke lead, went to the team of Daneen Shears of Elizabeth and Lynn Roth of Charleston, finishing the day at one over par (+1) 72.

First Flight Net, with a score of even par (E) 71, went to the team of Drema Watts and Cynthis Maret, both of St. Albans.

Second Flight Gross honors went to Carol Varner and Leanne Straub, both of Wheeling, with a score of 10 over par (+10) 81.

Top honors in Second Flight Net went to the team of Jennifer Peyton of Hurricane and Stephanie Bailey of Charleston, scoring a four over par (+4) 75.

Shears took top honors in individual stroke play, finishing at three over par (+3) 74, six strokes ahead of Watts who finished second at nine over par (+9) 80.  Rounding out the top five were:

  • Candy Rollyson of Barboursville, (+10) 81;
  • Lynn Roth of Charleston, (+12) 83; and
  • Leanne Straub of Wheeling, (+15) 86.

“We love hosting WVGA events and women’s golf.  It’s good to see a lot of women who play here regularly,” said Big Bend’s Hed Golf Professional Cliff Wheeler.  “The course is actually pretty good, even though we’re a bit short-handed.  The hot and dry weather gave us a chance to catch up.”

“We were thrilled to have a field of over two dozen women turn out today for the fourth event of our six-event 2025 Women’s Series,” said WVGA Director of Women’s Golf and One Day Series Sarah Cole.

Click here for today’s full results from Big Bend Golf Course.

The Ladies League is back in action Tuesday, September 9, at Sleepy Hollow Golf Club in Hurricane.


First Flight Gross
Daneen Shears of Elizabeth and Lynn Roth of Charleston

Second Flight Gross
Carol Varner and Leanne Straub, both of Wheeling

First Flight Net
Dreama Watts and Cynthia Maret, both of St. Albans

Second Flight Net
Jennifer Peyton of Hurricane and Stephanie Bailey of Charleston

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