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C NNECT NS Colonial Country Club Thomasville, NC April 2019 Newsletter

From Our Board President

Dear Members, After a long and rainy winter, spring is finally here! Now that we have sunny skies, warming temperatures and flowers blooming, I am more than ready to get my golf game into full swing. How about you? With the grounds crew finishing up new drainage areas, our course will soon be in premier shape and ready for long beautiful days of golf. Thank you to the golfers that participated in the Colonial Cup. It was a great turnout; Team Palmer put it to Team Nicklaus! Our Season Opener is right around the corner, so don’t miss out. April is a busy month for the club and our staff continues to plan fun activities and events for our members to enjoy. Please come out and use our awesome facility. Our chef is always developing amazing menus. Don’t forget to make your reservations for the Annual Saturday Breakfast/Easter Egg Hunt and Easter Sunday Buffet. The Golf committee has a great weekend planned for the Member/Member Tournament - sign up now. Spaces are limited. Thank you for all of your support and continued contribution to the success of our club.

See you at the club,

Dan Outlaw President, Board of Directors

In the month of March Colonial has hosted: (to name a few) Thomasville Chamber of Commerce’s ‘Coffee & Connections” with 30 community leaders and business people in attendance, including our Mayor, Raleigh York. 75 members and their guests on Wednesday, 27th to hear JT Parrothead (acoustic guitarist) entertain and enjoy a sumptuous buffet prepared by Chef Eric and his staff. Many people asked if we were going to have JT back. We certainly will. High Point Christian Academy’s auction with 151 people in attendance, and a surprise birthday party for Jenny Rains with “Brothers Pearl Band,” who were exceptional. Great job Jeff Rains, keeping that a secret. Great party! The Assurance Group sends their lady employees for lunch each month and are having a great time. The Colonial Cup ran smoothly and a good time was had by all. Novant held a dinner for 80 people and we still have a rehearsal and wedding to come the 29th and 30th. Busy month and our staff is holding their heads high as they prepare each event and provide great service. The bartenders and clubhouse department heads attended a class provided by the Randolph County ABC Commission. RASP [Responsible Alcohol Seller Program]. Designed to certify us for completing this program. Colonial carries licenses for Liquor, Beer, unfortified Wine, and fortified Wine, but does not hold a “brown bag” license. This means: ALL BEVERAGES CONSUMED ON THE PREMISIS OF CCC MUST HAVE BEEN PURCHASED FROM COLONIAL COUNTRY CLUB. This includes all outside areas, including the golf course, and the clubhouse. We need to remain compliant with the ABC Commission of NC’s rules and regulations or our liquor license can be revoked and a fine implemented against us. Please help keep your club’s reputation a good one with the state of North Carolina. Honor on and off the course. Chef Eric held a training course for all staff and implemented some new and hopefully improved ideas to help the staff be more steadfast with service for our membership. Team work to better serve you. In April we will host three Proms so please bear with us as we hold these events. Maybe some young person who comes in will someday be a member based on their experience here at Prom. Good Friday fish special will be 19th. Breakfast with the Bunny will be Saturday, April 20th and Easter Sunday Buffet Sunday, April 21st. CCC’s Season Opener will be April 6th. Don’t forget to mark your calendar for our “Speak Easy” event on the 12th of April. Take you back to the 1920-30’s during Prohibition….step back in time and see what it must have been like. You will need a password to get in. FIND THE PASSWORD IN THE UNDERLINED WORDS IN THIS ARTICLE. Please join us for this adventure with songs and music by Anitra & Kyle Spencer (One Voice Productions). Loretta Walter Clubhouse Manager

Dan Outlaw, President/Executive Chairman Mark Dula, House Chair/ President Elect

Bryan Fary, Past President/Long Range Chairman Tony Hill, Membership Chairman Web Grubb, Finance Chairman

Gary Thrift, Nominating Chairman Jim Armentrout, Tournament Chairman

Joe Collins, Handicap Chairman Scotty Hill, Tennis & Pool Chairman John Ellington, Grounds Chairman

Jim Gane, Secretary Randy Cromer

Steve “Bolt” Lawrence Clay Rice

Tommy Rice Mike Southern

2019 Board of Directors

Ben Miller, Director of Golf 472-7501 [email protected] Loretta Walter, Clubhouse Manager 472-7715 [email protected] Delaney Hart, Banquet Director and 475-0596 Member Relations [email protected] Kim Dillard, Tennis Professional 472-7408 [email protected] Eric Nooe, Executive Chef 472-3644 [email protected] Addison Scott, Golf Course Superintendent [email protected]

CCC Staff

Hours of Operation

FOOD SERVICE Monday CLOSED Tuesday 11:30 am - 3:00 pm Wed.-Fri 11:30 am - 9:00 pm Saturday 7:30 am - 9:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am - 3:00 pm LOUNGE Monday CLOSED Tuesday 11:30 am - 5:30 pm Wed.-Fri 11:30 am - 9:00 pm Saturday 7:30 am - 9:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

PRO SHOP & PRACTICE RANGE Monday CLOSED Tuesday– Friday 8:00am - 6:30pm Saturday-Sunday 8:00am-6:30pm

TENNIS PRO SHOP Monday CLOSED Tuesday — Thursday 10:00 am—4:00 pm Friday- 10:00 am—3:00 pm Saturday- 10:00 am—2:00 pm Sunday- 1:00 pm—3:30 pm

From Our Clubhouse Manager

Members with the last name starting with A-G will have until April 30th to use their food minimum before the

balance is listed on their statement.

Members with the last name starting with H-M will have until May 31st to use their food minimum before the

balance is listed on their statement.

If your last name starts with N-Z, you have until June 30th to use your food minimum before the

balance is listed on your statement.

Member Food Minimums

PLEASE NOTE PAYMENT IS DUE

BY THE 15TH OF EACH MONTH

THANK YOU!

March MEMBER MIXERS

3/1/19 – Ray Smith WHW $450 3/8/19 – Beau Myers WHW $475 3/22/19– No Mixer 3/29/19– Lauman WHW $525

Reminder!

If you pay by Visa/Mastercard please

inform the office of any changes to the

card.

The Debt Service Fee to be billed in your December

Statement is found below. This fee goes to retire the debt associated with the recent and on-going

renovations of our Tennis, Pool, Clubhouse and Golf Course.

Members DSF

Regular 150 $39.93

Social/Tennis 76 $ 20.11

Seniors 37 $ 17.68

Widow/Non-Resident 10 $ 6.75

Junior 10 $ 16.09

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If you would like to pay your monthly bill with a credit card or bank draft, please call the

office for more information.

336-475-0596 These payments will be

made on the 10th of every month

Make sure to follow our Facebook page for updates!

Spring Membership Campaign 2019

Full Golf Membership

• $285.00 Monthly Dues (Reduced to $150 for 15 months)

$500 initiation fee: to be paid in full

$1000 Membership Certificate can be paid in full or $75 a month for 15 months

Junior Memberships

Junior Golf I (Available to applicants age 21-32)

• $150 Monthly Dues (Reduced to $125 for 15 months)

· $250 Initiation Fee to be paid in full

· $1000 Membership Certificate can be paid $250 upfront plus $50 a month for 17 months.

Junior Golf II (Available to applicants age 33-39)

• $175 Monthly Dues (Reduced to $150 for 15 months)

· $250 Initiation Fee to be paid in full

· $1000 Membership Certificate can be paid $250 upfront plus $50 a month for the next 17 months.

Senior Golf Memberships • For new incoming members only and must be 65 years of age

· $500 Initiation Fee

· $222 Monthly dues

Social Membership · $250 Initiation Fee

· $152 Monthly Dues (Reduced to $125 for the first 12 months of membership)

Other fees that apply to all memberships

· All categories are responsible for the debt service fee. The debt service fee is for the renovation loan and the monthly

payment.

Currently $40 (reg), $20 (soc) $16 (Jr), $40 (Sr) this fee may change according to increase/decrease in membership

numbers.

· All categories are responsible for a $10 monthly capital fee

· All categories are responsible for the $150 quarterly food and beverage minimum (includes to-go food)

Membership Certificate holding Members are able to serve on the Board of Directors and also have voting privileges.

Membership Certificate is nonrefundable should you resign before the certificate is paid in full.

Be a Member! Get a Member!

Any current member that brings in a new member receives a credit of $200.00 for a golfing member and a

$100.00 for a Junior Golf Member, Senior Golf Member or Social Member

WHAT COLONIAL HAS TO OFFER YOU Golf

· Challenging par 71 course (USGA rating 71.5/slope 118)

· 6,600 yards of rolling Bermuda fairways with 75 maintained bunkers

· Large well-manicured Ultra Dwarf Champion Bermuda Greens

· Driving range and 3,000 square foot chipping green with bunker

· Friendly, knowledgeable, professional staff (lessons by appointment)

· Pro shop featuring the latest in golf equipment and sportswear for men and women

· Played host to Carolina Sr. 4-ball, NC Women's Amateur championship, and U.S. Open

qualifying

Tennis · USPTA certified professional

· Tennis shop with the latest in equipment and sportswear for men and women

· Active junior tennis programs & camps

· Men's & women's USTA teams

· Private lessons & group clinics

· Racket repair & stringing

· Ball machine

· The most modern Tennis facility in the area, with four lit soft courts

Pool · Poolside snack bar with food service

· Men's & women's shower/dressing areas

· Private instruction & group lessons

· Swim team

· Diving well and baby pool

· Shaded tables for snacks & breaks

· Lighted for after hours pool parties

· Courteous, certified lifeguards

Dining, Social Events & Other Activities

· Outstanding food and quality service

· Banquet facilities for company meetings, dinners or receptions

· Private ladies' and men's card rooms

· All day children's summer camp

· Family friendly events throughout the year

· Special Holiday events

Fishing Lakes For fun and relaxation, we have three lakes to choose from for your fishing pleasure

Golf Reciprocal

Clubs Bermuda Run Country Club

Catawba Country Club

Club at Irish Creek

Deep Springs Country Club

Forest Oaks Golf Club

Maple Chase Country Club

Salisbury Country Club

Starmount Forest Country Club

Pinebrook Country Club

Pinewood Country Club

Willow Creek Country Club

String and Splinter **Dining Only**

Golf Lesson Rates Individual: $50 3 Lesson Package: $120 10 Lesson Package: $300

Golf Pricing 18 Hole Cart Rental $20.00 9 Hole Cart Rental $11.00 Guest Fees Weekday18 Holes - $48.00 includes cart Weekday 9 Holes - $31.00 includes cart Weekend 18 Holes - $58.00 includes cart Weekend 9 Holes - $45.00 includes cart

Rentals: Half Locker: $25 year Full Locker: $50 year Bag Storage: $65 year Pull Cart Storage: $60 year

Driving Range Plan Family: $259 year Individual: $199 year

Please Contact Loretta Walter

7047 Colonial Club Drive

Thomasville, NC 27360

336-475-0596

Email: [email protected]

Specials valid until May 31, 2019

You can now advertise your business in the Colonial Country Club newsletter! Starting this month, we will accept advertisements to be put in the newsletter for

member’s businesses. This is a great way to let members know about your business and for everyone to support each other.

All advertisements must be business card sized and the business must be owned by a member.

If you would be interested in featuring your business in the Club’s newsletter, please call the office at 336-475-0596.

Pricing $10.00 a month or

$100 a year *May be billed to member account or paid by check

*Multiple spaces can be bought for your ad

*Size of ad

Save the Dates Now!! June 25th-28th July 23rd—26th

9:00am-3:00pm (Pick up at pool)

Please stop by the office or call 336-475-0596 to sign up!

Children 6-12 years will enjoy golf, tennis, crafts, one-on-one with our Chef and fun activities by the pool!

Camp includes: Lunch, waters and snacks. Children

will be allowed, with permission, to purchase additional beverages and snacks.

$150 per child

$20 discount for 2nd and 3rd child in family

Thursday, April 11th 10:30am

Saturday, April 20th 9:00-11:30am

Easter Sunday Lunch Sunday, April 21st 11:30am-2:00pm

Good Friday Fish Special Friday, April 19th

6:00-9:00pm

Administrative Professionals Day Luncheon

Wednesday, April 24th 11:30am-2:00pm

Season Opener April 6th

Speakeasy Night Friday, April 12th

6:00-9:00pm

CCC Book Club Meeting

Thursday, April 11th 10:30am

Please join us for book club on Thursday, April 11th at 10:30am. New members are welcome to join at any time. Plan to stay for lunch

after the meeting!

The remarkable untold story of Thomas Jefferson’s three daughters—two white and free, one black and en-slaved—and the divergent paths they forged in a newly independent America Thomas Jefferson had three daughters: Martha and Maria by his wife, Martha Wayles Jefferson, and Harriet by his slave Sally Hemings. In Jefferson’s Daughters, Catherine Kerrison, a scholar of early American and women’s histo-ry, recounts the remarkable journey of these three women—and how their struggle to define themselves reflects both the possibilities and the limitations that resulted from the American Revolution. Although the three women shared a father, the similarities end there. Martha and Maria received a fine convent school education while they lived with their father during his diplomatic posting in Paris—a hothouse of intellectual ferment whose celebrated salonnières are vividly brought to life in Kerrison’s narrative. Once they returned home, however, the sisters found their options limited by the laws and customs of early America. Harriet Hemings followed a different path. She escaped slavery—apparently with the assistance of Jefferson him-self. Leaving Monticello behind, she boarded a coach and set off for a decidedly uncertain future. For this groundbreaking triple biography, Kerrison has uncovered never-before-published documents written by the Jefferson sisters when they were in their teens, as well as letters written by members of the Jefferson and Hemings families. She has interviewed Hemings family descendants (and, with their cooperation, initiated DNA testing) and searched for descendants of Harriet Hemings. May’s Book….. Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens

April 12, 2019 6:00-9:00pm

Whisper! Speak Easy! The police are watching. During the prohibition era, unlicensed saloons were called Speakeasys because of the practice of speaking quietly about such a place in public,

or when inside it, so as not to alert the police or neighbors. *You will need a password to get into the building. Find it in the

underlined letters of this article* We sell “coffee and soft drinks”

Entertainment by One Voice Productions featuring Anitra and Kyle Spencer

Menu

Ahi Tuna Platter with Honey Soy Ginger Glaze Southern Smoked Sausage and Pimento Biscuits

Bacon Wrapped Scallops Pancetta and Caramelized Onion Cheddar Pierogis

Prohibition Pretzels with Beer Cheese Mushroom Arrancini (Risotto Balls)

Kentucky Fried Cauliflower Prime Rib Sliders with Horseradish Crème

Assorted Mini Desserts $17.95

Bounty of the Sea Platter

Fried Cod, Popcorn Shrimp, Scallops, Clam Strips, Fries, Hushpuppies, and

Cole Slaw

$16.95++

Friday, April 19th 6:00-9:00pm

Celebrate Good Friday by coming to the club for a fish dinner special!

Hop in for

BREAKFAST WITH THE EASTER BUNNY

Saturday, April 20th 9:00am to 11:30am

Photos with the Bunny start at 9am Egg Hunt will start at 10:30am

Biscuits n Gravy Grits

French Toast Sticks Fresh Fruit

Danishes

Country Ham Sausage and Bacon

Pancakes Scrambled Eggs Potatoes O Brien

$10.95++ Kids $6.95++

Garden Salad Bar Southern Biscuits

Glazed Ham Cajun Crusted Turkey Breast

Lemon Herb Salmon Mashed Sweet Potatoes

Rice Pilaf Braised Greens

Cauliflower Gratinee Corn on the Cob

Assorted Desserts

$18.95++ $11.95++ kids

Easter Sunday Lunch Buffet

Sunday, April 21st 11:30am-2:00pm

April 24th 11:30am-2:00pm

Bring your administrative professionals out to lunch on April 24th for Administrative

Professionals Day to show them how much you appreciate them!

Menu Garden Salad Bar Southern Biscuits

Stuffed Chicken Florentine Braised Italian Pot Roast

Lemon Herb Salmon Vegetable Medley Spring Succotash Whipped Potatoes

Wild Rice Pilaf Assorted Desserts

$15.95

Tuesday-Friday Lunch Buffet Available

Soup, Potato, and Salad Bar $8.50++ 11:30am-2:00pm

(weather permitting)

Wednesday, Friday & Saturday

Hotdog Station Available $5.00++

11:30am to 4:00pm (Weather permitting)

Wednesday-Saturday Bistro Menu Available All Day

11:30am to 9:00pm

Wednesday Nights Blue Plate Specials 5:00-9:00pm

Salad, Entrée, Dessert $9.95++

Friday Nights Member Mixer Jackpot with Complimentary

Appetizers and Drink Specials 6:00-7:00pm

Saturdays Breakfast Menu Available 7:30am to 11:00am

Sundays Breakfast Menu Available 7:30am to 11:00am

Bistro Menu Available 11:30am - 3:00pm

WEEKLY DINING

Please call ahead for reservations!

336-475-0596

Types of Massage

Sports Massage- This deals with injuries or tight muscles that are related to any type of ac-

tivity. It can help the body recover more quickly from an event or help

performance during an event.

Deep Tissue Massage- This deals with the deeper layers of the muscles. Can be used when

there are tight muscles or pain in a specific area.

Swedish Massage- Usually a full body massage designed to promote relaxation and helping

to flush toxins out of the body.

Oncology Massage- This deals with clients who have or have had cancer and cancer

treatments. Special precautions are needed when dealing with this clientele.

Pre-Natal Massage- This is for females who are pregnant. It is very relaxing and helps to

release tight muscles associated with pregnancy.

Therapeutic Massage- This encompasses many different modalities that will help the client

feel better, release tight muscles, flush out toxins and provide a general sense of well-being.

Tiffany Hemrick [email protected]

Massages with Tiffany Tiffany is available for appointments on Wednesday afternoons and

Saturday mornings. Please contact her for available appointments.

Stop by the office for gift cards!

mailto:[email protected]

Mark your calendar

Ben Miller, PGA

I would like to start off by saying thank you to everyone who participated in this years Colonial Cup. It has been approximately 6 years since our last Colonial Cup. We had great weather and an awesome turnout. The golf course was in great shape and the match was very competitive. I would like to congratulate the Palmer team on their victory. The team consists of the players as follows: Captain Ben Miller, Bob Wilson, Bryan Fary, Allen Brest, Lanny Jarrell, Jim Armentrout, Gary Thrift, Adam Perryman, Perry Skeen, Randall Cromer, Richard Sanders, Gregg Humphreys, Dan Outlaw, Steve Leonard, Bruce Campbell, Dirk Swing, Todd Barrow. Now that time has changed we will be able to offer our after 2:00 twilight golf rate which will be $15.00 for eighteen holes, instead of $20.00. This will be available every day. We will be doing our yearly driving range billing this month. I wanted to make everyone aware of a slight needed price increase. Individuals will be $199 a year and families will be $249 a year. I would like to encourage everyone that is not on our range plan to take advantage of this awesome deal. This is just a small price to pay to improve our golf swings and our short games. Any new member that signs up on the range plan for this year will receive a free 20-minute golf lesson. I have recently purchased a golf launch monitor that I will be using to help fit golf equipment, give golf lessons with and I will also be offering a fitting session for a small fee to make sure you are in the proper equipment or if you just need to make minor adjustments to your previous equipment, so please stop by the golf shop or call me for further information

Season Opener– April 6th Couples 18 Hole– April 7

GWIGA Tournament– April 16 Ladies Guest Day– April 18th Men’s Guest Day– April 20th

Men’s Member-Member– May 18-19

Season Opener Saturday, April 6th

Keg Sponsor:

Shotgun Start at 9:30am

Entry fee: $45

Format:

A & B Players will play a Texas Scramble, recording the best score. C & D Players will play Captains Choice then adding the two scores together for a team score.

Play will be from the White Tees for Men under 65. Men 65 and over will play the

Gold Tees, and Men 75 and over and Ladies will play the Red Tees.

Prizes will be given to First, Second, and Third Place.

A keg of Samuel Adams Boston Lager will be available during the round donated by Visiting Angels

Clam Chowder and Chili will be available during the round as well!

Please come by or call the Golf Shop to Sign-Up!

336-472-7501

Rentals:

Half Locker: $25 a year

Full Locker: $50 a year

Bag Storage: $65 a year

Pull Cart Storage: $50 a year

Driving Range Plan:

Family: $259 a year

Individual: $199 a year

2018 Golf Lesson Rates:

Individual: $50

3 Lesson Package: $120

10 Lesson Package: $300

(These also make great gifts!)

Golf Club Lie and Loft Adjustment- $5 a club

It is the perfect time of year to change your grips on your golf clubs. You need to

change them at least once a year. Contact the golf shop for inquiries.

Golf Pricing

Club Storage Tired of keeping your clubs in your garage or in your car? Let us store them for you in our

climate controlled bag room. There, we will keep your clubs clean and we will load and unload them when you come out for golf. We offer push cart storage as well..

Locker Rental As a colonial member, you have the opportunity to rent a full or half locker. These

lockers are very convenient to be able to store your personal belongings. All lockers are clean and have plenty of room for your clothes, shoes, and accessories. Over the summer,

it is nice to keep a swim suit and towel in. We have lockers available, for both men and women, full and half lockers. What are you waiting for? call the golf shop and rent your

locker before we run out!

Spring has finally sprung, and the weather seems to be improving. We were able to get the course sprayed with our pre and post emergent, and you will see the winter weeds start to die out if they haven’t already. We have finally started to dry out enough to get some other projects completed as well. We have recently gone through all the bunkers and edged and added sand where needed. The agronomy team has also implemented a new style of raking that should help improve playing conditions while also saving some time on labor. This new style is known as the “Aussie style” and has become very popular over the last several years. This style focuses on raked bunker floors with smoothed faces that are only raked when disturbed. The sand on the edges will begin to get firmer as it gets left alone, and thus it will lead to less plugged lies as well as less washouts after heavy rains. I believe this new method will provide more consistent conditions throughout the course. We have also been spending a lot of time working on hole 18. We have removed several trees ourselves and we brought in an outside company with a bucket truck to limb up the rest of them down the left hand side. One of our members, Chris Justice (CJ) and his crew did a great job with the tree trimming. Now that the treework has been completed we will seed the area with fescue. We will have to keep this area wet while we are getting the grass established so please make sure to stay out of the new fescue beds. We will have them roped off, but if you have to go in to retrieve your golf ball please be careful. As the golf season heats up and we are getting more play, pease do your part in ensuring the golf course stays in the best shape possible by filling divots, repairing ball marks, raking bunkers, and following all cart rules. I look forward to seeing you all on the course soon!

Addison Scott, GCS

“Aussie Style” Bunker Raking

Hole 18 Tree Removal

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Trivia Question

Where was the Australian Open played in 1987?

Colonial Country Club Tennis 2019 Kim Dillard

Director of Tennis USPTA Master Professional / PTR

April Calendar for Adults and Juniors

Please call to see if the courts are open for play

336-472-7408

Mondays – Tennis Facility Closed

Tuesdays Ages 8+ 4:00PM-5:00PM $12 a lesson

Wednesdays Adult Cardio 6:00PM – 7:00PM Ages 5,6,7 4:00PM-4:30PM $6 a lesson

Thursdays Ages 8+ 4:00PM-5:00PM $12 a lesson Saturdays Adult Group Clinic 10:00AM – 11:00AM Adult Doubles Play 11:00AM – 12:00PM

Trivia Question:

Where was the Australian Open played in 1987?

Tennis Hours:

Monday—Closed

Tuesday– Thursday–

10:00AM-4:00PM

Friday-

10:00AM-3:00PM

Saturday-

10:00AM-2:00PM

Sunday-

1:00PM-3:30PM

Colonial Country Club 2019 Calendar

April 6 Season Opener 7 Couples 18 Hole 12 Speakeasy Event 16 GWIGA Tournament 19 Good Friday Fish Specials 20 Breakfast with the Easter Bunny 21 Easter Sunday Brunch 24 Administrative Professionals Day

Luncheon

May 5 Couples 18 Hole 10 Couples 9 Hole 12 Mother’s Day Buffet 14 CGA 4 Ball Tournament 16-19 Men’s Spring Member-Member 24 Opening Pool Party 25 Poolside Cookout 27 Memorial Day Pool Party

June 9 Couples 18 Hole 14 Couples 9 Hole 15 Movie Night at the Pool 16 Father’s Day Buffet 22-23 Senior Club Championship 25-28 Summer Camp 28 Couples 9 Hole

July 4 4th of July Pool Party 4 Flag Day 8-10 Course Closed for Aeration 12 Couples 9 Hole 20 One Man Captains Choice 23-26 Summer Camp 26 Couples 9 Hole

August 2 Couples 9 Hole 8-10 Men’s Member-Guest 11 Couples 18 Hole 16 Couples 9 Hole 17 Movie Night at the Pool 24-25 Ladies Invitational 30-1 Club Championship

September 1 Club Championship 2 Labor Day Pool Party 6 Couples 9 Hole 15 Couples 18 Hole 20 Couples 9 Hole 27-29 Men’s Fall Member-Member

October 6 Couples 18 Hole Championship 25 Halloween Trunk or Treat and Haunted Hayride 27 10 Woman Shoot Out

November 3 19 Man Shoot Out 17 Turkey Tournament 27 Thanksgiving To Go Order Pickup 27 Pre-Thanksgiving Blue Plate

December 5 Ladies Holiday Social 17 Dinner with Santa 19 Appreciate your Staff Luncheon 21 Breakfast with Santa 21 Christmas Tournament

**All dates are subject to change with notice via member email

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

April 2019

Blue Plate Special 5-9pm

1

CLUB CLOSED

2 Bistro menu

Available 11:30-2:00pm

Grill closes at

3:00pm Bar and

Clubhouse close at 5:30pm

Tennis Ages 8+

4:00-5:00pm

3 Bistro menu

Available 11:30-9:00

Adult Cardio 6:00-7:00pm

Ages 5-7 4:00-4:30pm

4 Bistro menu


Tennis Ages 8+

4:00-5:00pm

5

Bistro menu Available 11:30-9:00

Member Mixer

6pm

6

Breakfast 7:30am-11:00am

Bistro Menu Available 11:00-9:00

Season opener

Adult Group Clinic 10:00am-11:00am

Adult Doubles Play 11:00am-12:00pm

7


Bistro Menu

Available 11:30am-3:00pm

Couples 18 Hole

8

CLUB CLOSED

9

Bistro menu Available

11:30-2:00pm

Grill closes at 3:00pm

Bar and Clubhouse

close at 5:30pm

Tennis Ages 8+ 4:00-5:00pm

10



Ages 5-7 4:00-4:30pm

11

Bistro menu


Tennis Ages 8+

4:00-5:00pm

12

Bistro menu


Speakeasy Event

6-9pm

Member Mixer 6pm

13


Bistro Menu


Limited Seating for Dinner



14

Breakfast

7:30am-11:00am

Bistro Menu Available

11:30am-3:00pm

15

CLUB CLOSED

16 Bistro menu


Grill closes at

3:00pm Bar and

Clubhouse close at 5:30pm Tennis Ages 8+

4:00-5:00pm

GWIGA Tournament

17



Ages 5-7 4:00-4:30pm

18


Tennis Ages 8+ 4:00-5:00pm

Ladies Guest Day

19


Good Friday Fish

Special 6-9pm

Member Mixer 6pm

20

Breakfast with the Easter Bunny 9:00-11:30am

Men’s Guest Day

Bistro Menu Available 11:00-9:00



21

Easter Sunday

Lunch 11:30am-2:00pm

22

CLUB CLOSED

23 Bistro menu


Grill closes at

3:00pm Bar and

Clubhouse close at 5:30pm

Tennis Ages 8+

4:00-5:00pm

24


Administrative Professionals Lunch

11:30-2:00pm


Ages 5-7 4:00-4:30pm

25


Tennis Ages 8+

4:00-5:00pm

26

Bistro menu


Limited Seating for Dinner

27


CLOSED FOR

DINNER



28

29

CLUB CLOSED

30 Bistro menu

Available 11:30-2:00pm Grill closes at

3:00pm Bar and

Clubhouse close at 5:30pm Tennis Ages 8+

4:00-5:00pm

Breakfast

7:30am-11:00am

Bistro Menu Available

11:30am-3:00pm


Book Club 10:30am



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