WA Golf News May 7, 2025

Liao, Song take two-shot victory in 25th Washington Women's Four-Ball

Ellen Liao and Shan Song won the 25 th Washington Women’s Four-Ball, held at Kitsap Golf & Country Club in Bremerton, Wash. Through 36 holes, Liao and Song shot three-over-par 149 to win by two strokes. Championship Links

The result marks Liao and Song's first triumph in the Women’s Four-Ball, one year after they finished in a tie for sixth. [gallery size="full" align="right" style="slider" ids="https://wagolf.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/IMG_0166-scaled.jpg|Ellen Liao & Shan Song,https://wagolf.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/IMG_0158.jpg|Mison Kang & Yoomee Mun,https://wagolf.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/IMG_0162-scaled.jpg|Sue Craven & Dana Bollinger,https://wagolf.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/IMG_0171-scaled.jpg|Merri Rieger & Paula Anderson"] The pair of Sue Craven of Snohomish and Dana Bollinger of Peoria, Ariz. finished in a tie for second at five-over-par, alongside the tandem Burien’s Cathy Kay of Burien and Auburn’s Karen Johnson. Six-time winning duo Kim Titus of Fox Island and Kelly Gardner of Gig Harbor finished one further stroke behind them at six-over-par. The 36-hole championship featured a field of 120 players paired into 60 teams, competing in four-ball stroke play across three flights. Yoomee Mun of Tacoma and Mison Kang of Renton won the Overall Net title. Winners List

Overall Gross Champions: Ellen Liao (Bellevue) and Shan Song (Seattle)
Overall Gross Runners-Up: Sue Craven (Snohomish) and Dana Bollinger (Peoria, Ariz.)
Overall Net champions: Yoomee Mun (Tacoma) and Mison Kang (Renton)
Overall Net Runners-Up: Merri Rieger and Paula Anderson (Port Orchard)
Championship Flight Net Winners: Cathy Kay (Burien) and Karen Johnson (Auburn)
Flight 1 Gross Winners: Tammy Trew (Bremerton) and Kim Smith (Belfair)
Flight 1 Net Winners: Megumi Sherrill (Bellevue) and Mariko Kimura (Kirkland)
Flight 2 Gross Winners: Maria Agnew (Malaga) and Debra Bryant (East Wenatchee)
Flight 2 Net Winners: Yoomee Mun (Tacoma) and Mison Kang (Renton)