Muggy skies and 100 degree temperatures couldn’t stop this electric 2-day women’s golf competition.
As this womenâs tournament continues to grow each year, this year kicked off with a field of 61 players.Â
The final group was Kaylyn Noh, Sienna Lyford & Sneha Sharan.
Kaylyn Noh won the overall 1st Place with a 5-under at 139.
Kaylyn Noh was a Morton Golf Foundation College scholarship winner in 2021. Â She graduated from Rocklin High School & went on to Cal Poly to play golf her Freshman year. She then transferred on to CAL Berkeley for her Sophomore & Junior year. This fall, Kaylyn will enter her Senior year at CAL Berkeley & will graduate in 2025 with a degree in Law Studies.
Congratulations to Kaylyn and we wish her good luck in her golf & final year at CAL.
We look forward to seeing her back at this event next July to defend her 1st Place Title!
90 Years Young, The Haggin Oaks Story Premiered this week at The Crest Theater in Sacramento.
On Tuesday, December 13th at the historic Crest Theater in downtown Sacramento, nearly 700 golf staff, volunteers, city dignitaries, local media, customers, sales reps, vendors, and close friends and family celebrated the world premiere of this documentary to celebrate a very special golf course and its story.
Joel Johnston, Director, Haggin Oaks Turns 90
Everyone that came to the Crest Theater on Tuesday evening, December 13th was eagerly anticipating the premiere of 90 Years Young. They craved to hear the history and pass on their stories to everyone in the room.
Ken Morton,Jr., Joel Johnston, Joel Cardenas, and Terry Daubert
Joel Johnston, the film Director, worked for months along with members of the marketing team, Ozola Cody, Barrie March, and Joel Cardenas to create this historic treasure narrated by Frank LaRosa, the voice of Haggin Oaks for the past two decades. The film was written by Ken Morton, Jr, and Joel Johnston and produced by Ken Morton, Jr. and Joel Cardenas. The past 8 months have been dedicated to researching the past 90 years of history including the celebrities who have played here and the key people that shaped the course as we know it today.
The outside entrance to the historic Crest Theater had 6 large, framed posters advertising the 90 Years Young Celebration.
Our Volunteers
As the guests arrived, they were welcomed at the door by Ken Morton, Jr along with several of our California Eagles Athletes (Adults with disabilities). Guests checked in with our six smiling volunteers, so they could be given a ball marker poker chip to use on the golf course or as a lucky charm. The lobby beautifully displayed our Silent Auction, with all proceeds from the auction given to Morton Golf Foundation, a 501c3 giving back to local youth, disabled and underserved.Â
90 Years Young showed the growth of the land, people & game. We canât wait to see the next 90.
