H A M M O C K
B E A C H
LIVING FOR MEMBERS OF HAMMOCK BEACH RESORT
FEBRUARY 2015
MEM BERSHIP E V E N T S 1. | Couples Golf 2. | V alentine’s Day Dinner Dance 3. | Pit Stop Party 4. | Trivia Night
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: 2015 MEMBER MEMBER CHAMPIONSHIP M G A / L G A VA L E N T I N E S C R A M B L E
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Dear Members, I hope you all had a wonderful start to the New Year. I am proud to announce the newest member of Salamander’s management portfolio – The Henderson, a Salamander Beach & Spa Resort. Located in Destin on one of America’s finest beaches, the resort will open in late Spring 2016 and promises to be the finest resort built along the Panhandle this decade. We look forward to welcoming you after we open the doors. For more information, please visit TheHenderson.com. February is full of events and activities at Hammock Beach. From rooting for your favorite team during the Super Bowl to a romantic dinner for Valentine’s Day, there is no shortage of excitement at Hammock. Don’t forget it’s almost time to gear up for the Valspar Championship taking place at Innisbrook Resort March 8-15 on the famous Copperhead Course. Be sure to inquire with membership about how you can get your tickets and accommodations. For more information about upcoming events at Hammock Beach, please contact your membership office. Our public relations team has also been hard at work getting the coverage for Hammock Beach and our sister properties. We are excited to share these great stories about our properties: Hotelier touts Hammock resort proposal at Chamber luncheon, Daytona Beach News-Journal 25 Best Warm Winter Family Vacations to Escape the Polar Vortex, Mommy Poppins Best Family Beach Hotels (PHOTOS), Huffington Post Best Family Beach Hotels, Travel + Leisure Why a resort hotel upgrade is good for Flagler County, Palm Coast Observer Salamander Hotels & Resorts appoints director of revenue for Reunion Resort and Hammock Beach Resort, Hotel Interactive People on the Move, HOTELS Magazine THE GOG BLOG SPEAKS OUT, Golfers on Golf Radio Luxury Henderson Resort coming to Destin, Fla, Examiner.com Florida’s Top 75: Golf Digest’s Top Public Courses In Florida, Golf Digest
Yours in Hospitality, SH EILA C. J OH NS ON Founder & CEO, Salamander Hotels & Resorts
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A “Variety of Legends” Valentine Dinner & Dance Saturday, February 14, 2015 6pm-7pm Cocktails 7pm-10pm Dinner & Entertainment by Conner Lorre Conner Lorre’s amazing “Variety of Legends” Tribute Show has been getting standing ovations nationwide. It features stunning voice impressions of the most legendary singers of our time… Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Elvis Presley, Neil Diamond, Tom Jones, Frankie Valli, Roger Miller, Roy Orbison, Paul McCartney, Jimmy Buffett, Glen Campbell, Barry Manilow, John Denver, and dozens more. His shows are terrifically fun and highly interactive. Conner engages his audiences very quickly. His voice is nothing less than superb and his between song fun and games will make everyone a part of the show.
Menu: 1st Course:
Baby Field Greens served with a Napoleon of Red Beets and Goat Cheese, Candied Pecans, Shaved Asparagus, Carrot Strings, and European Cucumbers… Honey Yogurt and White Balsamic Vinaigrette
2nd Course: Pan Seared Petite Filet Mignon paired with Chimichurri infused Tiger Shrimps, Chardonnay Spiked Mashed Potatoes, French Green Beans and Merlot Demi
3rd Course: Chocolate Terrine with Strawberry Sauce and Chantilly Cream $35 Member: $45 Guest (plus service charge & tax) RSVP to 888.252.6294 or hbmembership@hammockbeach.com by Friday, Feb 6 Cancellations must be made prior to 5pm on Feb 6 to avoid a full charge
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Advisory Board of G o v e r n o r s U p d a t e,
b y Pre s ide n t B o b Van N o strand As the Advisory Board of Governors (ABOG) gets ready for its first meeting of 2015 in January, I want to share with all of you some of my thoughts for this year’s focus.
First - the previously announced Chairpersons of the 5 ABOG committees are all new to that specific role. I did this because I am a strong believer that new people bring new perspectives and ideas with them. I also challenged each ABOG Committee to add 2-3 new non-ABOG committee members to continue to expand on that belief. We continue to look for volunteers for the various ABOG committees to help fulfill this objective - and being on a committee involves only about 2-4 hours per month on average. Second- while each Committee will be setting individual goals and objectives for 2015 at their initial 2015 meetings, I have given each of them a general objective to recommend, gain approval and actually implement two new activities or major changes to existing activities. Many activities have had little change for several years and we continue to get feedback concerning staleness. Two examples from 2014 of what my expectations are would be the establishment of Bocce as a member activity as well as the Inaugural Couples Invitational Golf Tournament. We have averaged over 30 members for each of the four 2014 Bocce sessions and 88 for the Couples Invitational in November, of which 44 were guests of members. A member last year wrote an email to an ABOG committee raising certain concerns. I personally responded to that email acknowledging the issue and while stating we were still working the issue, I went into some length to advise the member of what we had as potential solutions. The member wrote me back and said (paraphrasing somewhat) “All we ever hear from ABOG is what you accomplish after the fact, and by then we already know about it from other sources. Why don’t you talk about what you’re working on? “ Point well taken - and I pledge we will do more of that in 2015. With that said - we revised our ABOG bylaws in Dec 2014 and inserted new sections regarding Conflicts of Interest and Confidentiality of ABOG and ABOG Committee discussions. Unless an ABOG decision is final or we have decided to seek member input - we will not permit dissemination of ABOG and Committee detailed discussions so we don’t even appear to be feeding the ABOG rumor mill. I’ll apprise you of what we are working on, but many
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details will await finalization before release. Our Member website (hammockbeach.net) has the new ABOG by-laws as well as official minutes of all the ABOG meetings for your reading pleasure. You’ll likely be surprised to see some of the issues ABOG is involved in. Lastly this brings me to the issue of member Communications. While some of you may feel deprived of additional club emails - many feel over whelmed even with the ability to subscribe or unsubscribe to any email distribution. Let me summarize the current club E blast distribution: • Every Tuesday an E Blast goes out to over 1300 members on all activities and issues other than golf • Every Thursday an E Blast goes out to 530 golf members on GOLF only issues and activities • Every Friday an E Blast goes out to over 1300 members on Tennis, Kids activities and Spa Touchpoints and all subject matters that are essentially follow-ups to Tuesday and Thursday In the last 30 days from the date of this writing, the Club has sent out 18,593 emails. Of those only 48.4% were opened and only 24.6% of those opened were “clicked-on” for more information. Our follow up E Blast on Friday January 16th contained 15 specifics areas that could be clicked excluding all the Club email response clicks available. So in 30 days we send out more follow up emails than the total of all the standard distributions. Why you may ask? Because as Club Members, the majority of us wait until the very last minute to sign up for EVERYTHING even though we now have a printed quarterly Activity Guide which outlines ALL the activities and dates for the next three months.
Case in point: the Member Manager reception on Wednesday January 14th. Membership takes a count of the RSVPs and puts a food order in the Friday before to alert the Food and Beverage people to the amount of food they need to prepare. On Friday the count was in the 160s so an order was placed for 200. By Monday afternoon, the total had grown to over 210 and the final count exceeded 240. Thankfully the food order was changed by Marianne Murphy - and we didn’t run out of food as we have in the past. But why do we wait so long to RSVP? Think about the above in terms of your having a Thursday dinner for friends. You send out invites and the Friday before you have 10 guests coming and plan accordingly - then from Monday to Thursday your count slowly escalates to 16. What would your reaction be? There are other consequences of late replies as well - the Club has come to anticipate this and waits until the last minute to cancel activities for failing to reach a number needed to go forward with the event. This happened with this years Parent - Child Golf Tournament - cancelled for low response even after some grandchildren had come to visit in order to participate. How would you like to explain that to your child or grandchild? Enough lecturing - the Club, ABOG and our members need to come up with a better way to blend the various communication tools E Blasts, Activity Guides, Paper Events Flyers and our website to reverse the current trends and make communications more valuable and responses more timely. This won’t be an easy task, and might even come with some pain like strictly adhered “respond by dates,” but it is a goal worth pursuing for 2015.
Hoping everyone has both a Healthy and Happy 2015.
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Relax the Arms For More Distance by Brad Hauer, Director of Golf
Does your plan of hitting an extra long drive backfire more than succeed? Usually when we’re trying to get a little more distance out of our drives we end up creating more tension in our swing, resulting in slower clubhead speed and less distance. If you find this to be the case in your golf swing, try the following tips. First, try producing less pressure and tension in your grip. Gripping the club too tightly will cause your forearms and shoulders to become restricted, thus resulting in a shorter turn in the backswing. The grip pressure is similar to taking a banana, peeling it, and gripping the banana without putting any fingerprints on it. When done properly, you will feel more relaxed in your arms when gripping the club in your set up. Secondly, at the top or completion of your backswing, eliminate tension in your arms by making them feel as if they are wet noodles. Staying relaxed at this point of the swing will help you sync your arms with your body efficiently. Working the two tips above will help create more clubhead speed without swinging harder at the ball and get the little added distance when you really need it. As always, if you’re struggling with your golf game, please contact our golf professional staff to set up private lessons. We are more than happy to help you with the improvement of your golf game. A private lesson program can help you focus your thoughts on sound fundamentals that will help improve your game
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Friday, February 13, 2015 Congratulations to Bernie Barczak & Tommy Lane on their Hole in Ones in January! January 1, 2015 Bernie Barczak The Ocean Course: 4th Hole 117 yards – White Tees Golf Club: 9 iron January 19, 2015 Tommy Lane The Ocean Course: 4th Hole 146 yards – Blue Tees Golf Club: 7 iron
The Ladies Golf Association cordially invites our Men’s Golf Association Members to this year’s
MGA/LGA Valentine’s Day Scramble at the Ocean Course • 8:30am shotgun start An 18 Hole Couples Scramble We encourage our Members to sign up as couples; however, if you would like to sign up as a single, please specify with your registration. (Open to all MGA and LGA 18 & 9 Holers)
$5 Entry Fee required • Lunch follows play at $ 25 per person
inclusive of tax & gratuity
Call the Golf Shop at 386.447.4611 and register by Feb 9 7
Couples Golf Sunday, February 22 at 9am on the Ocean Course - 18 holes This fun Golf Member Couples event features an 18 hole Scramble with beer, wine and hors d’oervres after play. Couples may select other couples to be paired with or the Golf Shop will pair you. Entry Fee: $30 + tax Per Couple and $15 Per Person Cart Fee, if applicable. Sign up by emailing hbmembership@hammockbeach.com or 888.252.6294 by 5pm the Friday prior. Cancellations must be received by 5pm the Friday prior to avoid a full charge.
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Schedule of Events: Thursday, March 5
2015
6pm Tournament Registration and Welcome Reception – Atlantic Ballroom
Member-Member Championship
Friday, March 6 Men’s Division 7am Continental Breakfast – Conservatory Dining Room 8:30am First Round Shotgun Start on the Conservatory Course
Thursday, March 5 & Saturday, March 7
Women’s Division 7am Continental Breakfast – Hammock House 8:30am First Round Shotgun Start on the Ocean Course
Saturday, March 7 Men’s Division 7am Continental Breakfast – Hammock House 8:30am First Round Shotgun Start on the Ocean Course Women’s Division 7am Continental Breakfast – Conservatory Dining Room 8:30am First Round Shotgun Start on the Conservatory Course 6pm Awards Dinner & Dance with Live Entertainment – Atlantic Ballroom Entry Fee: $195 per Member (plus tax)* Entry Fee includes prizes, tee gift, and social functions. Cart Fees not included and are additional for non-Cart Plan Members. $30 (plus service charge and tax) per event for non-participating Members attending the Welcome Reception or Awards Dinner Please return completed Entry Form to Membership Office at: Email: hbmembership@hammockbeach.com Fax: 386.246.5695 Entries must be received in writing by February 28. PHONE ENTRIES NOT ACCEPTED. Cancellations after March 2 are subject to full entry fee.
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Pit Stop Party Sunday, February 22 Loggerheads Doors Open at 12 Noon Watch the Great American Race, the Daytona 500, on the Giant Screen! Pub Style Menu available Members Enjoy Happy Hour pricing
Trivia Nights in Loggerheads February 25 & March 23 Challenge your general knowledge skills in this fun event, or just come and watch the competition! This event is complimentary to Members. Teams of 4 players are needed. Register as a team or individually and the Membership Staff will assign you to a team. RSVP to 888.252.6294 or hbmembership@hammockbeach.com by the Friday prior by 5pm.
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TENNIS TIP
Get your eyes at the level of the ball on the volley. By Harry Gilbert, Director of Tennis
When playing the net it is important to see the ball all the way into your racquet particularly on low, dipping shots. A good thing to remember is to get your eyes level with the racquet head. This will insure that you “track it to the racquet” and result in firmer, better placed volleys.
Head Racquet Sports Demo & Play Day
Tennis Club Singles Championship
Please join us for a fun day of Tennis. For players of all levels!
Men’s and Women’s Club Singles Championship
Schedule of Events 3-3:30pm HEAD Demo Day – Warm-up with Tennis Pros 3:30-6pm Drills, Games and Double Play 6-8pm Reception with light buffet and drawings for door prizes. Full bar available with Member preferred pricing.
Two Divisions for each Category: 3.0 and below or 3.5 and above.
Wednesday, February 18
Friday-Sunday, March 20-22
SIGN UP | Tennis Center at 386.597.5020 or email GPLascano@hammockbeach.com by Monday, March 16
$20 Member (plus service charge & tax)
*Includes tennis play, light buffet and drawing for door prizes. SIGN UP | 888.252.6294 or hbmembership@hammockbeach.com by February 13. Cancellations must be received prior to 5pm on February 13 to avoid full charge
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Without a target you will never hit the mark by Thor Holm, Director of Spa, Recreation & Fitness February is National Heart Month so it is a good time to check on how often we are focusing on how our heart is responding to the exercise we offer. I often watch members and guests use our cardio equipment and never once utilize the best tool to determine the efficacy of their efforts, the heart rate monitor. Our heart is a pump with parts that can frankly wear out if they are made to over work. The majority of time we are at rest so let’s look at what the difference is between a well-conditioned heart and one
that is not. According to the American Heart Association the average resting heart rate for children 10 and older to the elderly is between 60-100 beats per minute. Athletes average between 40-60 beats per minute. So for the sake of argument let’s split the difference in each category and compare beats per year based on a person who has a resting heart rate that is 80 beats per minute and a person who has a resting heart rate of 50 beats per minute. In a year the person whose resting heart rate is 80 bpm will beat 15,768,000 more time than that of the person whose resting heart rate is 50. To check your own resting heart rate take your pulse on the inside of your wrist, on the thumb side. Use the tips of your first two fingers (not your thumb) to press lightly over the blood vessels on your wrist. Count your pulse for 10 seconds and multiply by 6 to find your beats per minute.
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The next thing you want to know is what you max heart rate is and what range you should be working in to achieve the results you are looking for. This table shows estimated target heart rates for different ages. Your maximum heart rate is about 220 minus your age. In the age category closest to yours, read across to find your target heart rate. Heart rate during moderately intense activities is about 50-69% of your maximum heart rate, whereas heart rate during hard physical activity is about 70% to less than 90% of the maximum heart rate. The figures are averages, so use them as general guidelines.
Ave. Maximum Age Target HR Zone 50-85% Heart Rate, 100%
20 years
100-170 beats per minute
200 beats per minute
30 years
95-162 beats per minute
190 beats per minute
35 years
93-157 beats per minute
185 beats per minute
40 years
90-153 beats per minute
180 beats per minute
45 years
88-149 beats per minute
175 beats per minute
50 years
85-145 beats per minute
170 beats per minute
55 years
83-140 beats per minute
165 beats per minute
60 years
80-136 beats per minute
160 beats per minute
65 years
78-132 beats per minute
155 beats per minute
70 years
75-128 beats per minute
150 beats per minute
Note some high blood pressure medications will lower your max heart rate so check with your physician for your ideal range. I am looking forward to seeing more of you utilize this valuable feature and take aim at a goal to make your heart healthier.
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FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS Name Surname Date Brian Dyer 2/01 Michael Davis 2/01 Larry McLean 2/01 Claude Burgess 2/01 KellyAnn Cossetti 2/01 Penn Davidson 2/02 Mary Horn 2/02 Thomas Lammertse 2/03 Maritza Rice 2/03 John Gidman 2/03 Tom Fuller 2/04 Michael Hayek 2/04 Lois McDermott 2/04 Donna Jones 2/04 Bucky Drake 2/05 George Cook 2/05 Mark Mazefsky 2/05 Roger Ware 2/05 Mary Bott 2/06 James Tobin 2/06 Bruce Kohn 2/06 Stephen Anastasi 2/06 John Demeusy 2/06 Martha Maranto 2/06 Lin McMillan 2/06
Renee Annis 2/06 Ellen Cieslukowski 2/07 Doug March 2/07 Darren Moore 2/07 Tiffany Fromm 2/07 John Silver Jr. 2/08 Rita Bladel 2/08 Lori Williamson 2/08 Leo Fernando 2/09 Nick Piscitelli 2/09 Elaine Mills 2/09 Mariana VanHyning 2/10 Steven Schwarz 2/10 Savi Guerriero 2/10 Terri Herb 2/10 Jill Stagg 2/10 Ellen McHale 2/10 Sam Halley 2/11 Bill Baer 2/11 Spiros Pitsoulakis 2/11 Ellen Pearce 2/11 Michael Bungo 2/11 David Silvers 2/11 Marnie Giancola 2/11 Brady Gump 2/11 James Kennard 2/12
John McSweeney 2/12 Robin Rosenberg 2/12 Robin Lane 2/12 Russ Rollins 2/12 Jenni Alvarado 2/12 Mark Cohen 2/13 Liz Hagen 2/13 Timothy C. Grom 2/13 Robert Hershock 2/14 Phyllis Bascomb 2/14 JoEllen Sandburg 2/14 Mark Stenclik 2/14 Robyn Askren 2/14 Susan Tremblay 2/14 Anthony Marinatos 2/15 Jan Kreuz 2/15 Douglas Dompkowski 2/15 Pat Lopez 2/16 Colleen Robertson 2/16 Jennifer Chaudoin 2/16 John Chmielewski 2/16 Debra LaGassa 2/16 Robert Redd 2/17 Sharon Blankenship 2/17 Theodore Markowski 2/18 Ronald E. McEwen 2/18
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Thomas Evans 2/18 Anne Mealey 2/18 Leslie Rudd 2/18 Ann Butler 2/19 Kathleen Kelley-Kennedy 2/19 Raymond Lee 2/19 Jeremy Mirabile 2/19 Barbara Murphy 2/20 Robert Gorman 2/20 Kyle McMahan 2/20 Allan Annis 2/20 Dawn Dunham 2/20 Tom Handza 2/21 Gary Roberge 2/21 Jeanne Meyer 2/21 Peter Appel 2/21 Andrew Bilinski 2/22 Kestutis Bertasius 2/22 Charles Nebesar 2/23 Robert Drvostep 2/23 Debbie Ezell 2/23 Alice Reilly 2/23 Roula Elias 2/23 Sally Ingalls 2/23 Arthur Sirkin 2/24 Frances D’Ambrosio 2/24
Jackson McCoy 2/24 William Lindsay 2/24 Carl Sorg 2/24 Cynthia Sandherr 2/24 Rebecca Furbee 2/24 Marianne Meisner 2/24 Shrikant Rishi 2/25 Marilyn Katz 2/25 Joan Boyce 2/25 Jonathan Vanderveen 2/25 Jill Pink 2/25 Rand Edelstein 2/26 Howard Goodman 2/26 Karen DeHuff III 2/26 Vito M. LaBruzzo 2/26 Shannan Kolbe 2/26 Carl Williams 2/27 Danny DeSimone 2/27 Jean Gilroy 2/27 Valerie Andrews Herndon 2/27 Eduardo Troya 2/28 Katherine McArdle 2/28 Krista Zack 2/28
FEBRUARY 2015 CALENDAR Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
1 Member Menu Brunch & Dinner Cruise Super Bowl Loggerheads Men’s Tennis Super Sunday YHV, 10am
2 Member Menu
3 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm
4 Member Menu Cocktail Cruise 5-7pm
5 Member Menu Tennis Guest Day
6 Member Menu Loggerheads-Jimi Graves & Co, 9pm-12pm
7 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads-Supernatural Band, 9pm-12pm
8 Member Menu Brunch & Dinner Cruise
9 Member Menu Golf Guest Day Ocean
10 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Cooking w/ Chef 6:15-9pm
11 Member Menu Cocktail Cruise 5-7pm Member Manager Reception 5:30-7pm Golf Guest Day Conservatory
12 Member Menu
13 Member Menu Valentine Scramble Ocean, 8:30am Loggerheads-Cloud 9 Band, 9pm-12pm
14 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Valentine Dinner Dance, 6pm Loggerheads-DJ Steve, 9!pm-12pm
15 Member Menu Brunch & Dinner Cruise
16 Member Menu
17 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Hammock Cup Ocean, 9am
18 Member Menu Cocktail Cruise 5-7pm Tennis “Stroke of Month” 10am Head Racquet Demo & Play Day YHV
19 Member Menu Hammock Cup @ Hammock Dunes, 9am
20 Member Menu Loggerheads-DJ Terrance, 9pm-12pm
21 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads-Sidewalk 65 Band, 9pm-12pm Member Mixer 6-8pm
22 Member Menu Brunch & Dinner Cruise Couples Golf 9am, Ocean Daytona 500 Pit Stop Party Loggerheads
23 Member Menu
24 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Cooking w/ Chef 6:15-9pm
25 Member Menu Cocktail Cruise 5-7pm Trivia Night 7pm, Loggerheads
26 Member Menu
27 Member Menu Loggerheads-DJ Steve, 9pm-12pm
28 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads-Guitar Redd & Red Hots Band, 9pm-12pm
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Sun
Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
1 Member Menu Brunch 10am -12pm & Dinner Cruise 5pm-7pm
2 Member Menu
3 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm
4 Member Menu Cocktail Cruise 6-8pm
5 Member Menu Member Member, Welcome Party, Lodge Tent 6-9pm Tennis Guest Day
6 Member Menu Loggerheads: Cloud 9, 9pm-12am Member Member, Men & Ladies Ocean & Conserv
7 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads: DJ Phil, 9pm-12am Member Member Awards Dinner Atlantic Ballroom, 6-9pm
8 Member Menu Brunch 10am -12pm & Dinner Cruise 5pm-7pm
9 Member Menu
10 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Cooking w/Chef Surf Room, 6:15-9pm
11 Member Menu Cocktail Cruise 6-8pm Member Manager Reception Ocean Ballroom 5:30-7pm Golf Guest Day Cons
12 Member Menu
13 Member Menu Loggerheads: Jimi Graves & Co, 9pm-12am
14 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads: The Supernatural Band, 9pm-12-am
15 Member Menu Brunch 10am -12pm & Dinner Cruise 5pm-7pm Couples Golf Conservatory, 9am (18 holes)
16 Member Menu
17 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm
18 Member Menu Cocktail Cruise 6-8pm Tennis “Stroke of the Month� YHV, 10am
19 Member Menu
20 Member Menu Tennis Singles Championship YHV, 10am Loggerheads: DJ Terrance, 9pm-12am
21 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Tennis Singles Championship YHV, 10am Loggerheads: Total Eclipse Band, 9pm-12am
22 Member Menu Brunch 10am -12pm & Dinner Cruise 5pm-7pm Tennis Singles Championship YHV, 10am
23 Member Menu Trivia Night 7pm Loggerheads
24 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Cooking w/Chef Surf Room, 6:15-9pm
25 Member Menu Cocktail Cruise 6-8pm
26 Member Menu
27 Member Menu Member Mixer, Legends of Jazz S. Tower Pool Deck, 6-8:30pM Loggerheads: DJ Steve, 9pm-12am
28 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads: The Ron Duncan Trio, 9am-12pm
29 Member Menu Brunch 10am -12pm & Dinner Cruise 5pm-7pm
30 Member Menu
31 Member Menu Afternoon Tea 2-4pm
MARCH 2014 CALENDAR
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THE CONSERVATORY (hours of operations subject to change)
HOURS OF O P E R AT I O N ATLANTIC GRILLE Breakfast: 7-11am Lunch: 11am-3pm Dinner: 5:30-10pm Bar: 11am-10pm BREEZES BOUTIQUE Daily: 8am-6pm Closes 5pm on Sundays CIGAR BAR Seasonal Hours Subject to change
COFFEE BAR Daily: 6:30am-12:30pm Self Service after 12:30pm LOBBY BAR Fri-Sat: 5pm-9pm CONCIERGE DESK Open 24 hours per day DELFINOS Seasonal Hours. Subject to change
Pro Shop: Daily 7am-5pm I Beverage Carts: Daily 9am-3:30pm Turn Café: Daily 8:30am-3pm, beverage service until 6pm Fitness Room: Daily 7am-6pm I Pool: Daily 8am-6pm THE OCEAN COURSE (hours of operations subject to change) Pro Shop: Daily 7am-6pm I Beverage Carts: Daily: 8:30am-3:30pm Hammock House: Daily: 8am-3:30pm
FITNESS CENTER Daily: 6am-9pm INDOOR POOL Daily: 6am-11pm LOGGERHEADS Evenings Only. Live Entertainment MEMBERSHIP OFFICE Mon-Sat: 9am-5pm
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OCEAN BAR & CAFÉ Daily: 11am-6pm Grill Menu from 11am Weather permitting POOL PAVILION Daily: 8am-Dusk PUTTING GREEN Daily: 10am-6pm ROOM SERVICE Breakfast: 7-11am Daily Dining: 11am-10pm
THE SPA Monday-Saturday: 9am-7pm Sundays & Holidays: 9am-5pm SUSHI BAR Seasonal Hours No Take-out Available Subject to change TENNIS CENTER Courts: 8am-8pm daily TENNIS PRO SHOP Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm Sat-Sun: 8am-2pm
CONTACTS GENERAL MANAGER Tim Digby 386.246.5511 tdigby@hammockbeach.com ATLANTIC GRILLE 386.447.4610 BREEZES BOUTIQUE 386.246.5514 CATERING & CONFERENCE SERVICES Matt Stockman 386.246.5527 mstockman@hammockbeach.com CONCIERGE DESK 386.246.5555 DELFINOS 386.246.5650 FITNESS CENTER Thor Holm 386.246.5589 tholm@hammockbeach.com FOOD & BEVERAGE Jeffrey Sacchet 386.246.5522 jsacchet@hammockbeach.com GOLF Brad Hauer 386.246.5435 bhauer@hammockbeach.com
THE CONSERVATORY 386.246.6710
MEMBER & GUEST SERVICES BELL, VALET & TRANSPORTATION Bell Stand 386.246.5590
GOLF TEE TIMES 386.447.4611 HOMEOWNERS ASSOC.MANAGEMENT Fred Annon 386.446.6333 Nathan Wade 386.597.2840 ext.103
RENTAL ACTIVITY STATEMENTS Barbara Barbagallo 386.246.6578 bbarbagallo@hammockbeach.com
ROOM RESERVATIONS 877.825.4098 MEMBER Club STATEMENTS Denise Pemberton 386.246.5497 SECURITY MembershipAccounting@hammockbeach.com Security Office 386.246.5550 POOLS & RECREATION THE SPA Thor Holm 386.246.5233 Kadie Withrow 386.246.5423 tholm@hammockbeach.com kwithrow@hammockbeach.com Brandon Millman 386.246.6572 SUNDANCER bmillman@hammockbeach.com Reservations 877.446.6465 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TENNIS & COURT TIMES Nancy Burnett 386.246.5564 Harry Gilbert 386.597.5020 nburnett@hammockbeach.com hgilbert@hammockbeach.com Ganene Barnard 386.246.5526 YACHT HARBOR VILLAGESM/MARINA gbarnard@hammockbeach.com Neil Kaczmarek 386.597.5031 Eileen Vinnicombe 386.246.5567 nkaczmarek@hammockbeach.com evinnicombe@hammockbeach.com YH ENTRANCE 386.597.5045
HOUSEKEEPING 386.246.5570 KIDS CREWSM Recreation Manager 386.246.5661 MEMBERSHIP 888.252.6294 Marianne Murphy 386.246.5532 mmurphy@hammockbeach.com Marianne Heinz 386.246.5437 mheinz@hammockbeach.com Lisa Bryl 386.246.5533 lbryl@hammockbeach.com Kaitlyn Stier 386.246.5491 kstier@hammockbeach.com Member Concierge 888.252.6294 hbmembership@hammockbeach.com
MAIN Club ENTRANCE 386.246.5559
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