For information on any of the upcoming events or reservations, please contact the Food and Beverage Department at:(951) 200-7275 or email admin@bearcreekgc.com

OCTOBER 2019

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Reservations are now open for our Halloween party at the club, please contact

Bear Creek Halloween Bash is just about here, a party to celebrate the autumn cheer. A spooky night will set the mood, with costumes, tricks and treats for food. We're thrilled to death to see you there; we can't wait to see what you'll wear. Saturday, October 26th is the date, 7:00 PM and don't be late.

Allyssa Madison in the Food and Beverage office in order to get your name on the list!

HALLOWEEN BASH AT BEAR CREEK!

COMEDY HYPNOSIS SHOW

Master Hypnotist, Ron Stubbs creates a performance unlike anyth ing you 've experienced before. His unique rock and roll style mixed with his comedic talent w i l l h a v e y o u laughing the entire s h o w , a l l w h i l e being left in awe and

wonder at his mind-altering performance. We invite you and your friends for a fun-filled show with dining, drinks, and disbelief. We ask you to give his name a look-up on YouTube and see what the night has in store, it will truly be a show unlike any other. Reservations are filling up fast so don't hesitate on getting your table and gathering your closest friends for an evening of fun!

OCTOBER 16TH

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RON STUBBS

THE SALAD BAR IS BACK!

After a temporary hiatus with the introduction of our new menu, the Friday Night Salad Bar is coming back! Chef Daniel has made some improvements to the Salad Bar and it will be re-introduced on Friday, October 25th and continued the last Friday of each month.

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BINGO NIGHT NOVEMBER 6TH

Heading into the holiday season we wanted to get one last bingo night in before the year ends. Please join us in marking your calendars for what is sure to be a fun night. This is a great opportunity to get your friends together for a midweek pick me up, There is also the plus side of making a little extra scratch in club credit before you do your Christmas shopping!

AT BEAR CREEK!RING IN THE NEW YEAR

Let this serve as a reminder that the New Year’s Eve party is back! For the 3rd year now we will ring in the New Year with record setting fun and elegance! Last year was a record for the club in attendance and we hope to meet that number once more. We would also like to remind everyone that this event has sold out both years now so please act quickly to insure you get your name on the guest list! More details to follow!

Lunch Only: $ 50.00

“TOGETHER WE CAN”

Entry Fee for Members and Guests: $140.00

…make a difference

Entry Fee includes: breakfast, golf, awards luncheon, raffle, silent auction, and buy-in package. Luncheon only includes: luncheon, raffle, and silent auction.

If you are interested in sponsoring a Tee Box sign for $150.00, please contact: Melanie Fitzgerald: mjfitzie@verizon.net, (760) 540-1699. Please make your checks payable to Michelle's Place.

Donations gladly accepted. Please make your checks payable to Michelle's Place. We also need and welcome new items and/or premade baskets for our Raffle or Silent Auction.

Please "Rally" the troops. Get your foursome and join us for a great day. For questions or more information please contact Kim or Leslie: kim.bcgc@gmail.com or LTWaters@comcast.net respectively.

Bear Creek Golf Club announces its Annual Member-Guest Fundraiser for Breast Cancer Awareness on Monday, November 11, 2019 at Bear Creek Golf Club. All funds raised will go directly to Michelle's Place, a local Breast Cancer Resource Center located in Temecula. Michelle's Place provides support and education to breast cancer patients and their families in the Temecula Valley.

The tournament is “Open to All.” Bear Creek membership is not required. Gentlemen, we need your help. We need caddies. The ladies will hire you (all proceeds go to Michelle's Place) for assisting them on the course.

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THE MEN'S PRO MEMBER/MEMBER - NOVEMBER 2ND

Join us for the first ever Bear Creek Pro Member/Member! On the eve of Q-school we will host a 1-Best Ball net and 1-Best Ball gross tournament with a shot gun start scheduled for 12:00pm. Members will sign up as a team of two, on

Saturday the 1st, we will have a Professional golfer randomly drawn for each team. Once every team has a pro a live auction will begin as each team gets sold one by one. Cost to participate will be $50 a player and registration is open to the first 30 teams.

Our local phenom is on fire! For those of you who haven't read the articles released recently on Amari here is the short story. Amari has had quite the summer, the 2 notable finishes being a solo 3rd at the Junior PGA Championship followed just weeks later by winning the California Women's Amateur Championship in dominating fashion! In the event Amari really showed her prowess defeating not only some of the best amateurs in golf but even former LPGA contenders! Amari received notice from the Southern California Golfers Association on the 24th of August and she couldn't be happier! A message from the SCGA. "…On behalf of all of us at the SCGA, congratulations on earning the 2019 SCGA Women's Player of the Year award! You've had an amazing year, capped off with your win at the California Women's Amateur Championship and are very deserving of this prestigious award. We are proud and honored to have you as our Player of the Year… congratulations on all of your success!." Amari will be the second women deemed player of the year since the SCGA started recognizing this accolade for women. Amari will join the list with notables such as Rickie Fowler, Tiger Woods, and Patrick Cantlay. We here at the club echo the words of the SCGA and couldn' t be prouder of your accomplishments!

What an incredible event! Over the three days of competition we had 95 members play in 92 matches over 5 rounds of golf in order to crown the winner. In past years the race has always been tight but the Inside the gates team w a s l o o k i n g t o d e t h r o n e t h e Outside the Gates team after their loss last year.

· Tim Gardner, PGA

· Susan Barbato

· Sonia Dechant

Team Captains

· Mike Perdue

We would like to take a second to thank the captains who took time out of their busy schedule to help coordinate this event and make it a success!

· Greg Corlin

Following competition on the first day, the Outside the Gates led by 2 points, this lead didn't hold tight for very long though. The Inside the gates went 11 ½-6 ½ in the morning and only went 6-8 in the afternoon to take the lead going into the final day by one point! Ultimately, the Outside the gates side took charge on our final day and took home the hardware by one point! Thank you to everyone who participated this week and made it such a special event!

· Dennis Sisk

· Wendy Bradshaw

· Noriko Potter

CREEK CUP

AMARI AVERY NAMED SCGA WOMEN'S PLAYER

OF THE YEAR

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GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT - BRIAN YOUNG

We are just about 3 weeks out from aerification and the greens have healed well. I am proud of my staff and am happy to deem our fall maintenance an overall success! The tees were a focal point heading into the project and took the majority of the beating, they will need some time to fully heal. Every once in a while, we will lightly top dress the tees to firm up and improve the playing area in the coming weeks. During the month of October, we will begin f e r t i l i z i n g t h e r o u g h primarily around the greens, primary rough around the fairways, and high traffic areas. This will help with winter playability as the grass slowly goes dormant. We have already begun seeding and fertilizing some areas around greens and we ask if you see these areas to avoid them for the time of being or until the ropes are lifted to allow for foot traffic. Heading into fall we will need the memberships help

in managing some of the cart t r a f f i c . W h i l e w e w i l l continue to rope off problem areas it is impossible for us to rope off everything. We ask that you please use c a u t i o n w h e n d r i v i n g around roped areas and to please keep the carts off the

g r e e n s u r r o u n d s . B e observant and use discretion when driving on weaker areas such as 4 fairway. This hole is doing better than it has in years past but will most likely need to be cart path only for the winter months.

A Message From the Golf Course Superintendent