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My ladybug returned to me

About a year ago, I was playing at my local pitch-and-putt and my ladybug bag tag from Ko’Olina golf course fell off sometime during the round. Yes, it’s just a silly piece of plastic but I really liked it and was disappointed that it was gone. I figured I’d never see it again.

Ko'Olina ladybug

Recently, I was playing that same course and saw something hanging on the golf ball washer on one of the holes. There it was, my darling little ladybug! Of course, I assumed it was mine and recovered it for its new home on my sweet Birdie Girl orange stand bag.

Thank you, anonymous golfer, for rescuing my ladybug.

He’s a little scuffed and bruised, and I think my world-weary ladybug deserves a name after spending a year either on this course or who knows where. I don’t know why Elmer comes to mind but I don’t think it’s appropriate. The name of the nine-hole golf course is Sinaloa, so maybe it should have something to do with that. I found him at the 7th hole, named “Hillside.” Seven of Nine? Sinside? Hilloa? Any ideas?

I love simple designs and for some reason this ladybug just tickles me. Maybe it’s the tee down the middle of his back. Tee-hee!

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8 Comments

  1. My club has an annual three day golf tournament for the ladies and a guest…it is called the Ladybug.

    Good to see you back blogging..

  2. I see that Sinola pitch and putt may be converted to a Water park

  3. golfchick

    August 6, 2007 at 11:15 pm

    Scott, was I gone?

    Mark,
    I don’t think the plan is a conversion, but removal of the driving range, an addition of a water park as well as three 18-hole mini-golf courses and concession and picnic areas and a renovation of the existing course.

  4. Sara Kilde Bell

    August 9, 2007 at 1:22 am

    Hey Kristi, its your long lost friend.

  5. golfchick

    August 9, 2007 at 2:03 am

    Holy crap – Sara Bell! I’ll email you!

  6. Does anyone know where I can get a little lady bug stroke counter that clips onto a golf glove?
    Thanks,
    Roni

  7. I, too, am trying to find a ladybug stroke counter that Roni described.

    Thanks!

  8. http://ladybugscorecounter.com/

    Here is a Web site for the ladybug stroke counter.

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