We Salute our Top Shenvalee Achievers

Here at Shenvalee, we are proud to honor the accomplishements of some outstanding golfers who have called Shenvalee "home."

Donna Martz at the 1997 U.S. Women's Open Championship

Donna began her golfing career at the age of seven right here at Shenvalee.
1984,85,87,88 & 2007: Member of the Virginia VSGA Team
1988: Played in U.S. Women's Amateur at Pinehurst CC in NC.
1990: Won the Virginia State Amateur
1990: Voted Women's Golfer of the year
1990: Played in the North/South Amateur in Pinehurt, NC
1990: Played in the Trans National Amateur
1991: Graduated from College during which she won four college tournaments
1991-1995: As a professional golfer, played on the FL. Challenge Mini Tour and the Futures Mini Tour. Won two tournaments during this time.
1997: Played in the U.S. Women's Open at Pumpkin Ridge, Oregon

Bob Moyers on the course at Shenvalee

Qualified for 10 United States Golf Association Championships
- 4 Mid Amateur Championships
- 1 Amateur Championship
- 3 Senior Amateur Championships
- 2 Senior Open Championships
Won 10 Virginia State Golf Association Senior Championships
Won the 1985 Kendridge Invitational (set record 206)
Finished 42nd in the 1987 USGA Senio Open (won by Gary Player)
Ranked 6th in the nation in 1995 by Golf Digest (National Senior Ranking)
Member Virginia Team vs Carolinas, West Virginia 1994-1997

Bob has won many tournaments other than the ones listed above and continues to play at Shenvalee today.

Stonewall Jackson High School- Mt. Jackson Virginia

Virginia High School State Champions 1995

Virginia High School State Champions: 1970, 1971,1972, 1974, 1975, 1979
Bob Crantz (Cranny) coached golf at Stonewall from 1965 till 1988. His record as coach was 258 wins and 47 losses. He had 6 Virginia State Championships, 8 Regional Championships, and 19 District Championships.
He was National Coach of the Year in 1987 and placed in the VHSL Hall of Fame in 1990
During those years, Stonewall produced 4 players who were the individual champions.
1972: Greg Bruce, 1975: Mike Moyers, 1983: Brian Barber, 1986: Scott Wymer.
Brownie Ritenour took over the reins several years after Cranny retired and produced 3 Virginia High Schoool Championships in 1995, 1996, and 1997.