chartwell chatter

May 2011

Ithink the weather is finally going to turn!!!I am very excited about the coming

season at Chartwell. Tad and his staff have

spent a lot of time, and continue to do so,

on planning quality activities and events for

all members of the family.

From the 50th Anniversary activities to

new, creative events to the tried and true

we are hopeful that we will give you and

your family plenty of reason to spend more time at Chartwell.

Communicating these activities to the 700 families that make up

Chartwell is both important and challenging. Aside from the Chartwell

Planner look to find out what is going on through email blasts,

the Chartwell website and the weekly message…if you do not

get regular emails from Chartwell please call the main office to

confirm your email address.

The Strategic Planning process is well under way with the

enterprise groups (golf, clubhouse, greens, tennis and pool)

reporting into Mark Brugnoli (Chair – Strategic Planning) and

his committee and the operating committees (membership,

social, finance) providing support and input. As most of you

are aware a very detailed strategic plan was developed in 2007

and 2008 by the BOD only to be shelved because of the economy and

mother nature. With the economy starting to gain traction we are

updating the strategic plan. We hope to have strategic planning reports

done by the end of April and then the BOD will make some decisions

on what can be added/changed. The summer will be spent budgeting

the various items and also coming up with a viable financial plan to

turn the strategic plan into a reality. Our plan is to have the strategic

plan, budgets/costing and financial options done by early Fall.

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C h a t t e rCALENDAR OF EVENTS

Memorial Day WeekendFriday, May 27

Jubilee Kick Off PartyTennis Exhibition

Cocktail Party

Saturday, May 28Classic

Golf & Tennis Competitions

Monday, May 30Golf CeremonyClub Barbecue

Labor Day WeekendFriday, September 2

Family Pool Party and Fireworks

Saturday, September 3Golf / Tennis Challenge

Sunday, September 450th Gala Celebration

2 CHARTWELL COUNTRY CLUB

C hartwell Season is fast approaching! Along with the Club operating on all

cylinders, we also have the excitement of the Club’s 50th Anniversary. While the

past New Year’s Eve Gala officially welcomed the Club’s 50th year, celebrations kick

off this month. On May 30th, exactly 50 years to the day, we will celebrate Chartwell’s

grand opening. Memorial Day 1961 ushered in “AA’s New County Club.” (See a copy

of the announcement on pages 4–5.) Al Merritt, the Club and community developer

hit the first ball down #1 while his son, Mel ran after it! It was memorable day that

launched this prestigious club.

Please join your fellow members in remembering, celebrating and toasting Chartwell

Memorial Day weekend. On Friday evening a Club wide cocktail party will be set in

the 1960’s with a “Hamlin’s” style piano bar, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. Please

make reservations for both the party and dining reservations. The party will be

preceded by a tennis exhibition featuring current and past Club Pros.

Memorial Day will host a reenactment of the Club’s Opening Day 50 years ago,

followed by a reception in the bar and an 18 Hole Mixer. Of course the pool and

family barbecue will be open through the day, too.

It is an exciting time to be part of Chartwell. The staff and I look forward to seeing

you often through the Chartwell Season. And thank you for letting us be part of this

wonderful club. Let me acknowledge the corps of leaders and volunteers helping to

make this year as memorable as Year One, particularly Hayes and Molly Merkert,

Chairmen of the 50th Anniversary, their committee, including Tom McCann and the

Historical Committee. Tom specifically continues to champion the gathering and

documentation of the Club’s archives. No easy task! We are still accepting classic

photos and memorabilia. If you wish to retain these items, we would be happy to

scan what you have and return them to you.

Happy Golden Anniversary, Chartwell.

Tad Peel, CCM, General Manager, COO

From The Manager…

2011

Chartwell Membership Inc.

Board of Directors

President

Dave Nocar, Jr.

Vice President

Golf Chairman

Rick Hans

Treasurer

Finance Chairman

Jeff Armiger

Secretary

Strategic Planning Chairman

Mark Brugnoli

Immediate Past President

Tennis / Pool Chairman

Bill Westervelt

Social

50th Anniversary Chairman

Hayes Merkert

Clubhouse Chairman

Lee Meyers

Membership Chairman

Tim Connolly

Greens Chairman

Buck Linthicum

CHARTWELL CHATTER MAY 2011 3

From The President

continued from front cover

The club continues to run ahead of budget despite rising

costs for food, utilities and other commodities. Membership

also continues to be strong and with that dues income. On

April 8th the Membership Committee hosted an Open House

for prospective members. The turnout was the best we have

had in a few years and the BOD along with the membership

committee is confident that we are going to be able to grow

membership during the year. This is the first year in a while

that we have felt we were not on the fence about which way

the membership numbers would go. Thanks to Tim Connolly

and his committee for their work and effort that they have

put in.

In January, the BOD had a planning session to go over

priorities for the year. One of the items that we discussed is

service on a member owned board versus a corporate

board. The biggest difference in terms of governance is

with transparency. As a board member of a member

owned entity transparency is not only vital but expected. I

am comfortable to say that the line can be drawn with

human resource issues and conceptual items. Club finances,

business relationships and any type of planning are always

an open book and the BOD fully understands their

obligations. I encourage anyone to contact the BOD or

Tad if they have any questions about any aspect of the

club. As always, you can reach me directly by email

[email protected] or by cell at 240-882 2459. I

look forward to seeing you at the club enjoying your day.

See you at Chartwell.

Dave Nocar, Jr.


It all began with one swing of a

persimmon driver. Al Merritt

had the honors that opening

day in 1961. There was a

cutting. Then with head pro

Steve Tobash and Bill Dixon,

who’d done the legal work,

awaiting their turn, the

developer and founder of

Chartwell Golf and Country club

hit the first ball. It was a little bit

of a slice that started out down

the left side. Al’s ten year old son

Mel ran down the fairway to

retrieve it. Mr. Merritt signed the

ball and Mel has it to this day, with

a little smudge of ink still visible.

He also recalls that he didn’t have

that far to run to shag the ball. His

dad didn’t hit much of a drive but

just being able to stand on the tee

box that day was accomplishment

enough.

The golf course had been carved out of raw briar choked

woods. The land had been an active farm up until the

1930’s but was abandoned after a prohibition era still

blew up and burned the main house to the ground. When

construction on the club

started only a foundation remained up on top of the hill.

The remains of a barn had to be removed to make room

for the 18th green. There were no tennis courts and the

pool wouldn’t open up for another year. A simple pro

shop stood where the grill room is now the bar was at the

ballroom end of the building.

Traditions and History of Chartwell


BOARD ROOM NEWSFINANCE

With five months of the fiscal year under our belt, the

bottom line reflects a profit of $87,472, $7,000 ahead of

projections. Dues income continues to be better than

expected attributable to consistent membership numbers.

Departmental expenses and utilities are being well

controlled and are $28,000 better than budget for the year to

date. The Food and Beverage department is behind targets

due to a sluggish winter in the banquet area. However,

strong bookings for the spring and summer should help to

alleviate the revenue shortfall.

CLUBHOUSE

• An expanded and improved patio continues to be a

focus of the committee as it works on design, serv-

ice logistics and costs.

MEMBERSHIP

• Welcome to the Club’s newest members:

Joan Clarke (Social)

Stephen & Christine Halligan ( Tennis)

Edward & Deborah Cook (Tennis)

• The recent Open House for prospective members

was very successful as the Board, Membership

Committee and Staff met twenty-two potential

member families. Chairman Tim Connolly and the

Committee is very busy interviewing and promoting

the Club. It is important that all members recognize

and recommend prospective future members.

• A reminder of the current Membership are:

° Social & Tennis membership applicants can

spread their initiation payments ($3,500 and

$5,000, respectively) over 3-years ($1,166.67 and

$1,666.67 per year). Golf membership applicants

can spread their initiation payments over

5-years ($5,000).

° Legacy membership applicants, (immediate

family of past or current members in good

standing), membership dues and capital fee will

be reduced to $300 per month until January

2012. Initiation fee can still be spread out over

10-years ($2,500 per year).

TENNIS / POOL

• The Pool officially opens Saturday, May 28 with

Memorial Day bbq and activities on Monday, May

30.

• Swim Team home meets are scheduled for 6/25, 7/2,

7/16 and Jessie Cahill returns as the head coach and

Assistants Patrick Bell and Kara Gibbs. Practices

start Tuesday, May 31.

• The Committee is coordinating the first official 50th

Anniversary event on Friday, May 27 with a tennis

mixed doubles exhibition with Jamie, Adam, Kathy,

and Terry Gaskill, former pro at Chartwell. A Club-

wide classic cocktail party reminiscent of the old

“Hamlin’s” will follow.

• Planning and fundraising for the Chartwell Classic is

underway. The event has been streamlined as a

men’s only event. Last year this mid-Atlantic

recognized event brought world ranked tennis

players with a purse over $30,000. It is scheduled

for August 9–14.

• Team Tennis sign ups start in May.

• The bubble is scheduled to be taken down May 3

(weather permitting). The last day of indoor

contract time is May 2. Contract reservation forms

for 2011–2012 will be sent out to all court captains in

May.

GOLF

• The Committee is up and running with their

respective schedule of activities and tournaments.

While Phil is directly responsible for each and every

golf event, staff has been assigned as point people

for each group: Matt Johnson – All men’s

tournaments and events; Carl Jones – All women’s

tournaments and events; and, Chris McBee – Juniors

Events.

• The Committee is focusing its opening season

attention on “fast play.” Look for fun, creative and

challenging ways to speed up play on the course.

• The golf calendar is online for your reference.


BOARD ROOMGREENS

• Upon recommendation of the Committee, the Board

has approved the improvement and development of

a short game practice facility on old #2. Work will

also include improvement to the driving range

bunker and will commence in May.

• The bailout area off of #17 green has been

completed with new contour and sod.

• Improved drainage has been completed on the

dogleg of #3.

• Both the Green and Golf Committees urge members

to repair all divots and maintain a clean course,

including properly disposing of all cigarette butts,

etc.

STRATEGIC PLANNING

• The 2012 and 5-year strategic plan and funding are

currently being developed.

CLUBHOUSE

Clubhouse Spring Hours

Food Service Bar Service

Tuesday 11 am–9:00 pm 11 am– 9 pmWednesday 11 am–9:00 pm 11 am–12 amThursday 11 am–9:00 pm 11 am–12 amFriday 11 am–9:30 pm 11 am–12 amSaturday 11 am–9:30 pm 10 am–12 amSunday 10 am–8:30 pm 10 am– 9 pm

Dinner Menu Available:

Tuesday – Sunday from 6:00 pmAs always, reservations are requested.

PHONE NUMBERSClubhouse 410-987-0400Clubhouse Fax 410-987-8469Golf Pro Shop 410-987-4480Golf Pro Shop Fax 410-729-0678Tennis Pro Shop 410-987-0400, Ext 236Grounds 410-987-1982Pool 410-729-1030

STAFF

Tad Peel – General Manager / [email protected]

Phil Sainsbury – Golf [email protected]

Carl Jones • Matthew Johnson • Chris McBeeAssistant Golf Professionals

Ben PellicaniGolf Teaching [email protected]

Jamie Peterson – Tennis Professional

Kathy Zingler • Adam SlagterAssistant Tennis [email protected]

Steve Sweiderk – Grounds [email protected]

Jonathan Wingett – Assistant [email protected]

Chad Stein –Executive [email protected]

Yale Moyer – Banquet [email protected]

Mary Anne Dunn – Office [email protected]

Please limit your e-mails to general correspondence.No tee or court times, dinner or party reservations, etc.


Tips From Maintenance

Ceiling Fan Direction Spring / Summer

The basic fact of nature is that warm air rises to

the top and cold air settles on the bottom. Air

settles in layers from warm at the top to cold at

the bottom, if left alone at equilibrium. You

should operate your fan so that it turns clockwise (this looks

counterclockwise as you are looking up), causing a more directed

downdraft, especially with the fan running slightly faster. However,

the air is only moved, not cooled! You may find that you can open the

window and get the cool evening air to save money on energy costs.

Change Refrigerator Water Filter

Filters that don't efficiently remove contaminants and impurities may

expose you to harmful water.

Follow water filter instructions, as all water filters are different

depending on model.

Change the filter every 3–6 months depending on water condition

and usage.

Clean Dryer Exhaust

Lint in your dryer exhaust is a fire hazard; clean the exhaust

annually.

Loosen the clamp and pull the exhaust off the back of the dryer.

Remove clumps of lint from the tubing and the hole in the back of the

dryer, vacuum all the small lint then reattach exhaust.

Also even though you cannot see it use hot soapy water and scrub

the dryer filter it has an invisible film that you cannot see from the

soap residues that restrict proper air flow. You can check this by

putting water on the filter and see if it goes through the mesh if it

does you are ready to go!

If you ever need any advice on maintenance issues you can email me

at [email protected]

I look forward to seeing you at the club!


CLUBHOUSE

New Faces

Executive Chef Chad Stein

The search for Chartwell’s next “top

chef” has finally concluded with the

recent hiring of Chad Stein. After

looking across the country and

interviewing a very impressive slate

of the best candidates, we found

Chad in our own back yard. Chad will

begin his culinary leadership in mid-

May.

Executive Chef Chad Stein was raised in Owings Mills where

he attended Jemicy School and graduated from Boys Latin.

Chad’s love of cooking began as a youngster when he helped

his mother prepare for cooking classes that she taught in

their home.

Chef Chad’s formal culinary training began at the University

of Delaware, where he graduated with honors from the

school of Restaurant and Hotel Management. After working

on the Spirit of Alaska for a year as a cook, Chad graduated

from the Baltimore International College of Culinary Arts

where he achieved the Presidential List of Merit

His outstanding culinary skills, teaching and management

abilities and passion for cooking were further honed during

his 5 year affiliation at the 5 Star, 5 Diamond Broadmoor

Hotel in Colorado Springs and the Ritz Carlton in Washington

D.C. After moving back to the east coast, he continued his

career by entering the Country Club industry. Chef Chad was

the Executive Sous Chef at the prestigious Belle Haven

Country Club in Alexandria, Virginia where he helped debut

the impressive new clubhouse. Most recently he was the

Executive Chef of Chestnut Ridge Country Club for the last

four years.

Chad is known for his upscale a la cart dining, attention to

taste and details and his exceptional presentations which

often include edible garnishes. Many times his dishes are

inspired from his time spent traveling and cooking in Alaska,

Australia, Singapore and Colorado. No request is too difficult

for Chef Chad.

Chad and his wife Monica live in Timonium with their 4 year

old son Ryan and 1 year old son Dylan.


CLUBHOUSE

ChartwellGarden Club

Tennis News

The bubble is scheduled to be taken down May 4 and

the outdoor courts should be ready for play by mid

April (weather permitting).

As we transition into outdoor play please remember

the following:

• Court reservations may be made up to ONE

WEEK in advance

• Flat soled shoes ONLY are to be worn (no

running shoes or cross trainers)

• Guests must be registered with the Pro Shop

PRIOR to play and $10 guest fee will be

charged to the members account. Resident

guests are allowed to play up to two times per

month with members. Winter guest privileges

expire with the end of the indoor season – they

are considered regular guests throughout the

outdoor season and will incur the applicable

charge.

• The Tennis Pro Shop will be closed on

Monday’s. Courts are available for use, by

members, on a first come, first served basis. If

a member has a guest playing with them on

Monday’s they must call the Pro Shop or send

an email to register their guest.

Men’s Interclub play will begin mid May and run

through July taking place on Wednesday evenings and

Saturday mornings.

We will hold an Adult Tennis Social, French Open style,

on May 30.

Team Tennis will be held on Thursday evenings

beginning June 3 through July 8.


A new session of clinics will begin May 11 and run for 5 weeks.

An Introductory clinic week will be held for our junior members

June 15–18 for a low cost of $10 per player.

We will again offer six weeks of junior clinics this summer

beginning June 22.

Lightning Policy

for

Golf – Tennis – Pool

A dangerous weather condition exists when the

siren is sounded for one long blast. All players (golf

and tennis), swimmers and Chartwell personnel

must take shelter or leave the golf course, practice

facilities, tennis courts or swimming pool until the

"reduced danger" signal is given. The "reduced

danger" signal is three short blasts two seconds

apart.


Match Madness Results

Men’s A

Winner Kevin McGrath / Doug Bradford

Runner Bill Westervelt / Dave Deitrick

Men’s B

Winner JP Krom / Steve Dulin

Runner Greg Mitchell / Kevin Mills

Women’s A

Winner Kristin Brandenburg / Betsy Bender

Runner Laura Westervelt / Elizabeth Appel

Women’s B

Winner Maureen MacLean / Kasia Taylor

Runner Dana Meyer/ Robin Lancaster

Mixed A

Winner Dave Bishop / Debbie Alden

Runner Elizabeth Appel / Hayes Merkert

Mixed B

Winner Brian Lewbart / Robin Lancaster

Runner Jim Paugels / Tracy Paugels

Third Annual Ladies Fashion Preview and Luncheon


2011 Suburban League ScheduleChartwell Dress Code: Collared, Crew, or Round Collar Tennis Shirts are permitted only

Home Team is in bold print

APRIL 23 APRIL 30 MAY 7 MAY 14A League Forest Hills vs Chartwell Severn Valley vs Chartwell Chartwell vs Truxtun Forest Hills vs ChartwellRound 1–2

B League Chartwell vs CatonsvilleRound 1 Severn Valley vs Chartwell

Chartwell vs Forest Hills

MAY 21 MAY 28 JUNE 3 JUNE 9A League Chartwell vs Truxtun Severn Valley vs Chartwell Forest Hills vs Chartwell Severn Valley vs ChartwellRound 2–3 Truxton vs Forest Hills

B LeagueRound 1–2 St Tim’s 2 vs Chartwell

St. Tim’s 1 vs Chartwell Chartwell vs Navy

JUNE 16 JUNE 25 JULY 3 JULY 9A League Chartwell vs Truxtun Forest Hills vs Chartwell Severn Valley vs Chartwell Chartwell vs TruxtunRound 2–3

B League Chartwell vs CatonsvilleRound 2 Severn Valley vs Chartwell

Chartwell vs Forest Hills St. Tim’s 1 vs Chartwell

JULY 16 JULY 23 JULY 30 AUGUST 6A League Semi-Finals FinalsRound 3 1st place vs 4th place

2nd place vs 3rd place

B League Semi-Finals Finals

Round 2 St Tim’s 2 vs Chartwell 1st place vs 4th placeChartwell vs Navy 2nd place vs 3rd place


Pool Hours

Saturday – Monday, May 28 – 30

11:00 am – 8:00 pm

Tuesday – Friday, May 31 – June 3

Monday – Friday, June 6 – 10

Monday – Wednesday, June 13 – 15

12 NOON – 5:00 pm (Swim team 5:00 – 7:00 pm)

(Snack Bar 3:00 – 6:00 pm)

Saturday – Sunday, June 4 – 5 & 11 – 12

11:00 am – 8:00 pm

Thursday, June 16 – Sunday, August 7

Regular Hours through Season

Sunday – Wednesday 11:00 am – 8:00 pm

Thursday – Saturday 11:00 am – 9:00 pm

Please refer to the 2011 Chartwell Membership Roster for

complete pool rules. Some specific rules to highlight:

3.2. Children under the age of 8 must have adult supervision with

adult supervision defined as someone at least 12 years old.

3.2.1 Parents and/or guardians of children between the ages of 8

and 12 must annually provide the Pool Manager with

emergency phone numbers and other pertinent information

as well as the phone number and location of their legal or

designated guardian who would be immediately available to

respond to an emergency or discipline situation. The

intention of this rule is to accommodate parents on club

property, in their homes or in the immediate vicinity of the

club. It is not intended that parents at work, shopping or

other activities, which would preclude an immediate

response, allow their children at the pool without adult

supervision.

4.2 All children under 12, including guests must report to the

head guard on duty and pass a deep-water test before being

permitted unrestricted use of the large pool. Member

children must pass this test annually.

There are three (3) versions of the swim test.

(1) For 8-12 year olds, unsupervised in pool

area, children must be able to swim the two

full lengths of the pool with viable swim

stroke and tread water for 90- seconds.

(2) For Deep Water and diving board access,

children must be able to swim the full length

of the pool and tread water for 60-seconds.

(3) For Shallow Water access without parental

or adult within arm length, children must be

able to swim the width of the pool.

Please note that at any time, based on the guards’

discretion, a child may be requested to perform a swim test

again, even if that child has passed it before. This is solely

to protect fatigued swimmers.

SWIM WITH KIM!!!!

Private Swim Lessons

Hello, my name is Kimberly Lawton. I am currently a 5th

grade teacher at Oak Hill Elementary. I am returning to

Chartwell for my 11th summer of teaching swim lessons.

The swim lesson sign in booklet will be available for you

to sign up at the check in desk located at the main

entrance of the pool. I will take lessons on a first come

first serve basis. Book your lesson today, they fill up

quickly!!

If you have any questions feel free to email me at

[email protected].


Group Use Policy

1. The Group Host should arrive 10 minutes prior to the

event to discuss the Group Use Policy with the manager

on duty.

2. The Group Host is given a copy of the pool rules. The

Group Hostmust read the pool rules to the group prior to

entering the water. This also applies to late arrivals.

3. The Group Host is responsible for presenting all non-

swimmers to the manager for identification. The non-

swimmers will not be allowed in the water unless they are

accompanied in the water by a parent or guardian. En-

forcement of this policy is the responsibility of the Group

Host.

4. If the Group Host requests assistance in assessing an

individual’s swimming ability, the pool manager along with

the Group Host will conduct a swimmer assessment. The

Group Host will maintain a swimmer assessment log.

5. The Group Host is responsible for assigning a dedicated

parent/guardian watcher who will sit pool side in a

straight back chair to monitor the group while they are in

the water. There shall be 1 parent/guardian watcher for

each 15 children. This does not eliminate the need to c -

omply with #3 of the Group Use Policy. A Non-swimmer

must be accompanied in the water by a parent or guardian

at all times.

6. The Group Host is responsible for cleaning up the area

where the group consumed food and beverages.

7. The Group Hostmust ensure that their group leaves the

pool area at the end of their event.


Ladies 9 HoleThe 9 Hole Ladies group is up and running with 102

members! We are still seeking new members, so if

you want to join us on Thursday mornings please

contact Membership Chairperson Suzanne Sheridan,

410-729-4258, [email protected]. You should

have received your Membership Directory by now!

Please check in the “card room” if you still need one.

All sign ups are via “ForeTees” on the CG&CC web

site. If you are having trouble navigating, contact the

pro shop and make sure your status on ForeTees is

up to date. Reminder: to sign up for tee times on

“day of” you need to phone the pro shop!!

Opening Day kicked off on a beautiful, sunny April

7th with 44 golfers. Looking forward to an excellent

season!

Upcoming Dates May 5 Thursday – Regular Play

May 12 Thursday – Regular Play

May 18 Wednesday – 9 Hole & 18 Hole Regular Play

May 26 Thursday – Regular Play

June 2 Thursday – Pro Trophy Round 1

June 8 Wednesday – Pro Trophy Round 2

* Please read your weekly 9 hole emails for the most

up to date information!

See you on the Tee!

Ladies 18 Hole

Spring has sprung and our first event of the season was the

Spring Swing, a captain’s choice tournament on April 6th. The

weather was a bit chilly but the sun kept us having fun

throughout the round. The results were:

Low Gross (74) Low Net (65) 2nd Low Net (67)

Barbara Schoen Chris Musser Wendy Bradford

Amy Miller Lynne Slaughter Maureen Gallagher

Karen Vane Georgia Morgan Susie Hedges

Welcome New Members

We have 5 new members this year: Danielle Boggio, Marian

Cardwell, Diana Corrigan, Melissa Mullady, and Therese

Roberts. Please introduce yourselves to these ladies and

make them welcome to our group. Also, try to sign up with

one of them over the next couple months.

SIGN UPWe need members to co-chair Member Guest Day on June

22nd. Please let Wendy Bradford know if you can assist

in any way.

May ScheduleMay 4 Regular Play – Tee Times

May 11 Regular Play – Tee Times

May 18 Regular Play – 9/18 Hole Day

May 5 Spring Handicap Round 1 & Regular Play

June1 Spring Handicap Round 2

Game of the DayThis optional competition

for the Money Pot has

proved to be a lot of fun

and laughs. If you haven’t

participated yet give it a

try. There are more fun

games to come.


18 Hole Ladies Interclub Schedule

Just a note about the schedule. The September 16th date is

the Championship Round at Hilllendale CC. The entire team

is invited to watch and cheer on Chartwell’s two entries.

Quip for Day: “Golf is a game of misses, and the winners are

those who have the best misses.”

Kathy Whitworth

Happy Golfing - see you on the courseLynne Slaughter


Golf Shop Hours of OperationFrom April 4th – September 11th

Monday – Non Outing

Golf Shop Hours 9:00 am – 7:00 pm

Course opens at noon

Range available until 6:30

Bag Room open until the last player is off the course

Monday – Outing

Golf shop open through prize exchange

Course is closed all day

Range available until 6:30 pm

Tuesday – Friday


Range available until 6:30 pm

Bag Room open until last player off course

***On Ladies Twilight nights (limited Tuesdays) and

Men’s Twilight League (Wednesdays) the golf shop

will stay open until results are posted

Saturday & Sunday


The bag room would be open until the last player is off

the course

The range would be available until 6:00 pm (Saturdays),

5:30 pm (Sundays)

Golf News for May

EventsDue to scheduled golf outings The Course will be

unavailable on the following Monday’s: May, 2, 9, 16, 23

and Tuesday May 31.

On outing Monday’s the practice range is available from

1:00 – 6:30 pm.

Al Merritt and Presidents Cup Qualifying Dates

New for 2011. Members have 4 dates to qualify instead

of selecting 1 weekend date in May to qualify. The 4

dates are: May 7, 15, 28 and 29. On each of these dates

the Low 4 teams that attempt will qualify for the Presidents Cup

and the Low 8 players that attempt will qualify for the Al Merritt

Cup.

Shootout Qualifying Begins on May 7th

New for 2011. The field of players will be divided into 3 equal

flights among those members who have paid the $15.00 entry. Each

flight will qualify 6 players. The19th player will be determined by

an 18 hole playoff from the winners of all Men’s Championship

flights. To submit a qualifying score members MUST sign the book

prior to teeing off. The book will be located on the 1st tee.

Junior Golf Dates

May 13th – Glow ball putting on the practice green

May 15th – Junior Golf Opening day on the 1st tee box. 5:00 pm

May 22nd – Parent-Junior. Make a tee time on FORETEES.

Ladies Twilight Play Dates

Tuesdays May 3rd and 17th. 5:45 pm Shotgun starts.

ESPN Challenge

2 person event. Gross and Net. $60.00 entry includes prizes, lunch

and tee gift. Depending on the number of sign ups, at least 2 teams

(1 Gross, 1 Net) will advance to a regional tournmanet to be held in

late August at Bent Creek. The national finals will be held in Las

Vegas.

Memorial Day Couples Mixer

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Chartwell. Ceremonies on the 1st

tee prior to the 2:00 pm tee off. This event will be a sellout so sign

up early on FORETEES.

Friday Night Couples May 13th

5;45 pm shotgun


Mens “B” Team May 14th vs. Hobbits GlennMay 21st vs. Crofton

Please make note of the Golf Shop Hours. The closing

hour may be adjusted up for inclement weather.Mondays – Non-outing 9:00 am –7:00 pm. The range willbe available until 6:30 pm. The bag room will remainopen until the last cart is off of the course

Guest DayFriday, May 20th. A great value for entertaining 3 clients,friends or family. $400.00 per 4 some includes: tee gift foreach guest, continental breakfast, carts and green fees,lunch, beer and soft drinks during and after your round,and lite fare in the bar area after golf. Sign up on FORETEES and indicate in “notes to pro” your preferredstarting time window between 10:00 am – 2:00 pm.

Tuesday – Sunday7:00 am – 8:00 pm. The bag room will remain open untilthe last cart is off the course. Range balls will be available until 6:30 pm. On Sundays range balls will be available until 5:30 pm.

Demo DaysWednesday, May 4th. Titleist. 1:00 – 6:00 pm.Tuesday, May 17th. Callaway. 2:00 – 6:00 pm.

Junior Golf

Inspire – Grow – SucceedWe are excited to begin our second year of the newly improved junior golf program. Please review our 2011 JuniorGolf Information Packet which includes a registration form.

If you have any questions, please contact Lisa Clarke [email protected] or Jason Wells at [email protected].

**New** Club ExchangeMary McShea is coordinating the club exchange day on May1st. Please drop your unwanted kids clubs at her home orthe pro shop before May 1st. More details to follow.

VolunteersWe need volunteers to be on the new junior golf committee!Please email Lisa Clarke if you are interested at [email protected]

EmailsIf you would like another family email added or removedfrom our email distribution list, please [email protected].

Important DatesThursday, April 14 Sign up and Club fitting – 4:30-6:30 by the

scoreboard/practice range

Sunday, May Sign up from 3:00-5:00 in the Ballroom

Friday, May Glow Ball Putt Putt 6:00 pm

Sunday, May Opening Ceremony on the 1st tee. 4:00 pm

Sunday, May 22 Parent Junior. Tee times start @ 4:00 pm

Sunday, June 12 Parent Junior. Tee times start @ 4:00 pm

Thursday, June 16 Clinic – 5:15-6:45

Friday, June 17 Tournament #1. Tee times start @ 7:00 am

Saturday, June 18 Scramble 3:pm shotgun

Thursday, June 23 Clinic – 5:15-6:45

Monday, June 27 Tournament #2. Tee times start @ 7:00 am

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