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OSOYOOS — Jackie Little didn’t exactly race across the finish line, but she got there first. The British Columbia Golf Hall of Famer successfully defended her Canadian Women’s Super-Senior Championship on Tuesday at Osoyoos Golf Club.
Little closed with an eight-over par 81 that left her at 11-over par for the 54-hole event. That was good for a five-shot win over Ivy Steinberg of Stouffville, Ont. and Ruth Maxwell of Reno, Nev. “That is the hardest I have had to work for an 81 in a long time,” Little said with a laugh after her round.
At age 61, Little knows every win now is something of a bonus. “I have been complaining about how I have been hitting it and my husband says, ‘well, remember, you are 61 now,’” she said.
Little now has five national championships. In addition to her two Canadian Super-Senior titles, she has two Canadian Senior championships and one Canadian Mid-Amateur title. Of course, she also has a large collection of British Columbia and Alberta provincial titles and a spot in both the British Columbia and Pacific Northwest Golf Association halls of fame.
Little said she has learned that there are now going to be more ups and downs in her golfing life. This week was a perfect example. In Monday’s second round, she shot a one-over 74 and was two-under on the back nine.
Also competing at the Canadian Women’s Senior Championship, Osoyoos Golf Club from Zone 1 were: Shauna Lum, Leslie Weaver, Wanda Flack & Roma Crispin. Way to go ladies!
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The President’s Awards are presented annually to volunteers from Sport BC member organizations who represent the spirit of volunteerism, and whose dedication, energy, and commitment contribute to the development of their sport or organization.
Sport BC member organizations are eligible to recognize one volunteer per year. This year British Columbia Golf is pleased and proud to announce that Trail, BC’s Loretta Bulfone will be a Presidents Award recipient at the annual dinner and awards presentation taking place Thursday, March 12th, 2019 at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
Below is a write-up outlining the background and dedication to the sport of golf that led to Loretta being so deservedly recognized for this award.
Loretta Bulfone was born and grew up in Trail B.C. living there until 2008 when she moved to Redstone Resort, in Rossland (the original RTCC), 4 miles up the Rossland Hill.
Loretta started playing golf in 1961 and it soon became her passion. She was a member of the Rossland – Trail Golf and Country Club, now known as Birchbank, for almost 50 years, serving on the Ladies Club executive each of those years and stated she felt privileged to serve in all the executive positions, but especially as Club Captain.
As Club Captain she was also responsible for the junior players and enjoyed mentoring them over the winter in an indoor facility. Loretta played in the B.C. Ladies Amateur and Sr. Amateur for many years and also the Canadian Sr. Ladies – first in B.C. and having enjoyed it so much, she also competed in Alberta, Montreal and PEI.
Famed Canadian golfer Jocelyn Bourassa was the guest speaker at the Montreal event and Bulfone echoes Bourassa’s words from that time, saying that, “It is the people we meet and the friends we make on our golf journey that represent the true prize in golf.”
Bulfone’s rules career began with her involvement at the club level when she was asked to step in for someone and participate in a rules seminar in Kelowna. She got hooked on the rules and received her Level 4 the next year at a seminar put on by Susan White and Moira Jaattemaki – new friends that she worked alongside on Rules Teams in many tournaments. White in particular, who just last year stepped away from the role of Tournament Director and Senior Rules Official, retiring from the role she held for many years, was a friend and mentor for Loretta.
Along with CEO Kris Jonasson at the helm, White’s friendship, leadership and teaching, says Bulfone, are what helped to make it so enjoyable. Bulfone goes on to also say that, “Every other ‘Ruley’ I have worked with… I feel a special bond with to this day. It is a privilege to be part of British Columbia Golf’s ‘family.'”
Her play in Provincial and National tournaments ended when she was asked to be a teacher of golf at the Redstone Resort in 2009 but she continues to work with juniors and loves helping new and experienced golfers with their games, and she still competes in club tournaments.
Of course once it’s in your blood it’s hard to get it out as Loretta remains Asst. Zone 1 Rules Chair and Redstone Golf Club’s Rules Chair, which allows her to be an educator.
With heavy hearts we announce the passing of a great friend and ambassador of golf in our region. Cherie won many tournaments and was proud to represent the Kootenays regionally.
She served as the Chair of our Zone 1 for 3 years from 2007 to 2010. We will all miss her immensely. RIP my friend. 
