H A M M O C K
B E A C H
LIVING FOR MEMBERS OF HAMMOCK BEACH RESORT
AUGUST 2015
MEM BERSHIP E V E N T S 1. | F ather-Son Golf Tournament 2. | Couples Golf 3. | Stag Night 4. | Ladies Tennis Kickoff 5. | Let’s Dance Hammock Beach
INSIDE THIS ISSUE: S U M M E R P R O M OT I O N S AT H A M M O C K B E A C H PA M P E T E R S O N C A B A R E T S H O W HAMMOCK BEACH SUMMER CAMP 1
Dear Members, It’s hard to believe it’s already August! Although autumn is rapidly approaching, there is no shortage of summer fun at The Club at Hammock Beach. After sending the kids back to school, take advantage of our spa specials and pamper yourself with relaxing treatments that are sure to help you feel rejuvenated. Head to the indoor pool for family bingo or enter the teen ping pong and foosball tournament on August 7. Don’t forget to head to the Atlantic Grille’s Sandtrap Bar for Three Wines & Three Bites on Tuesdays from 5 p.m. until closing. Enjoy a flight of three summer wines complimented by small bites. For more information on member activities or events, 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: Florida Escapes¸ Boca Raton Magazine Beautiful Beach Resort Wedding in Palm Coast, Florida, The Veil Blog Flagler tourism effort targets destination wedding market, Daytona Beach News-Journal Saying, ‘I do,” in Flagler County, Palm coast Observer Best ocean course in Central Florida: Hammock Beach, WESH.com’s Orlando My Way My 10 favorite public golf courses you won’t find in the top 100 rankings, Golf Advisor Family Travel: Hammock Beach Resort, Marshmallow Mondays Yours in Hospitality, SH EILA C. J OH NS ON Founder & CEO, Salamander Hotels & Resorts
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Dear Club Members: As promised, this will be one of many updates you will receive as we proceed with the plans to renovate our property for the improvement of Members and guests experience and further enhance our overall operation. We have met with several potential contractors who are submitting bids for the first renovation project, the Hammock House along with the new Lodge. I am sure you can imagine the details involved in such an extensive project. Our goal is to ensure our final product will meet all the criteria outlined and addressed throughout our meetings. To provide a more detailed update, Prem Devadas, President of Salamander Hotels & Resorts, will update members at the next Member & Manager’s Reception on Wednesday, August 12. The update will also include the progress on refurbishing Delfinos Restaurant and Lobby. Please RSVP your attendance to the August 12 Member & Manager’s Reception by Monday, August 10 to the Membership Office or through the Member Website on-line at www.theclubathammockbeach.com. For those Members unable to attend the update, we will be recording and uploading video to the Member website. Warm regards,
Tim Digby General Manager 3
Advisory Board of Governors Update, b y Pre si de n t B o b Van N o st rand
At our last ABOG meeting (June) there was considerable discussion about the results of the 2015 member survey. It was decided that each Committee chairperson would review the findings relative to their specific area and then have their committee address the most significant issues through the creation of action plans. Upon finalization – I will communicate those plans to all of you. We thank everyone for their thoughtful input.
As are most of our club membership, ABOG is extremely interested in the status of the lodge project and it is a regular agenda item on every ABOG meeting. At the June meeting Tim Digby gave us the following update: • Planning process continues on the new Lodge and site tours with construction companies have been conducted. •H ammock House – drawings are complete and one bid has been submitted; waiting on two additional bids and anticipate starting in August with a 90 day completion timeframe.
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The Board expressed disappointment at the Hammock House timetable compared to the initial projections and it was agreed by Management that they need to communicate to members an updated and realistic timetable for the project. Rest assured this topic will be on every ABOG agenda for the next several years and we have asked Tim to use the member-manager meetings to keep everyone informed of both progress and delays. Initial member use of the new club website has been extremely impressive, with a total of 538 individual members registering at the new site in the first month of operation. All club e-blasts now contain links to the site – and member feedback has been very good with high praise for the ability to make reservations at both the Atlantic Grille AND Delfinos! While on the subject of e-blasts, hopefully you’ve noticed that on those announcing Member Manager and Member Mixer events, we are now including information concerning the menus and themes such as barbeque, clambake and possibly even a luau. Food and Beverage is also looking into following up on the very successful Bourbon Tasting later this year with events targeting vodka and beer tastings. Lastly, the Social committee was thrilled by the response to the Kinky Boots offering – which exceeded available tickets and therefore the date was switched from a Sunday 2/28/18 to Tuesday 2/23/16 in order to accommodate as many sign ups as possible. Social is also looking into moving the dates around on some of the clubs annual events to allow for more members who may not be full time residents to participate.
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Bunker Basics
By Wes Altice, Assistant Golf Professional Many players have a hard time getting out of bunkers because they fail to grasp the shot’s basic principal. The principal behind the shot is that the wedge never touches the ball. Instead, it enters the sand about an inch behind the ball and passes under it. The ball then flies out of the bunker riding on a cushion of sand. Rule: You can not ground your club in the sand when addressing the ball ,if you do, it is a 2 stroke penalty.
Set Up: 1. Grip: Hold the club using a finesse grip, with the V formed by the thumb and forefinger of your trail hand pointing at your sternum. 2. Stance: Make it wide—shoulder-width, at the very least—and turn both feet out about 45 degrees. Flex your knees so that it feels as though you’re sitting, or “settling” your weight into the front of both thighs, and that you’re balanced a little more over your front foot. 3. Club: As you widen and sit, lower your hands to just above knee height and allow the clubface to rotate open (clockwise for a right-handed golfer) as you do so. 4. Alignment: Square or slightly left of your target.
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Bunker-Setup Test Set up as described above without a ball. Execute a bunker swing and splash sand onto the green. Check your sand divot and take note of where the club entered the sand relative to the position of your feet. Do this a few times, or until you have a good idea of where your typical entry point occurs
In Swing Fundamentals: 1. Slowly let the club face open during the backswing and limit the amount of lower body movement (arm swing only) 2. On the downswing let the club pick up speed gradually and THUMP the sand a 2� behind the ball. 3. The top speed of the club should feel like it happens a foot after the ball. This allows you to use the clubs bounce properly.
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Couples Golf
Stag Night
Sunday, August 16 at 8:30am on the Ocean Course • 18 holes Sign up or cancel by 5pm, Friday, August 14
Wednesday, August 26, 2015 • 1pm Shotgun ▪ The Ocean Course This men’s only event will be a “Play with the Pro” in a 2 best ball shamble format. Prizes will be awarded to game winners and Closest to the Pin winners.
Sunday, September 13 at 8:30am on the Conservatory Course • 18 holes Sign up or cancel by 5pm, Friday, September 11
After golf, enjoy beer, wine, and hors d’oeuvres in the Men’s Lounge. Sign up with a teammate or our staff can pair you with a partner.
These fun Golf Member Couples events 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 on-line at www.theclubathammockbeach.com under Golf -> Golf Calendar -> the click on Couples Golf on the date of the event by 5pm the Friday prior. Cancellations must be made on-line by 5pm the Friday prior to avoid a full charge.
Father-Son Golf Tournament
Friday, August 26 | 1pm Shotgun | 18 holes | Ocean Course Sign up or cancel by 5pm August 24. $40 per Member | $25 per Member with Cart Plan Includes golf, hors d’oeuvres, beer, wine, soft drinks and prizes; prices plus service charge & tax Register online at www.theclubathammockbeach.com by August 24 Golf > Golf Calendar > Stag Night on August 26 Cancellations must be made by 5pm August 24 to avoid full charge
Save the Date for upcoming Golf Events!
Saturday & Sunday, September 5-6, 2015 Ocean and Conservatory Golf Courses
Men’s Invitational, October 8-October 10
Couples Invitational, November 5-November 7
Must be 18 years or older and must have an established handicap Format: One Best Ball of the Two Players; the field will be flighted Entry Fee: $390 per 2-Man Team (plus tax)
New! Parent/Child Tournament, December 28 To include Grandparents/Grandchildren. Shotgun Start at 12:00 noon. There will be an 18 hole division, 9 hole division and 3 hole division.
Includes Tee Gift, Golf, Opening Reception and Awards Dinner Spouse attending Opening Reception or Awards Dinner - $25++ per event. Registration will open on-line on August 5 at www.theclubathammockbeach. com under Golf -> Tournament Registration -> then click on Entry Form, download, complete and return to the Membership Office - fax: 386.246.5695 or email: hbmembership@hammockbeach.com by Wednesday, August 26. Cancellations must be made by 5pm Aug 26 to avoid a full charge.
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Think Like An Outfielder When Hitting An Overhead by Tennis Director, Gene Paul Lascano
When executed correctly, the overhead is one of the most lethal shots in tennis. It is also one of the most under practiced shots in the game. One thing that is commonly overlooked when hitting an overhead is the use of the non-dominant arm. Keeping the non-dominant arm up (almost pointing to the sky) helps with proper shoulder position and balance. More importantly, it is critical in helping players track or find the ball. When receiving a lob, think like a baseball player in the outfield receiving a pop fly. One of the first things they do is raise their glove straight up and in front of them. Once they get a sense of where the ball is, they position themselves not only under the ball, but slightly behind it before catching it. Same idea when hitting an overhead: turn your shoulders and then quickly get your left arm (for righties) up using it as a guide in helping you position yourself for the shot.
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Tennis “Stroke of the Month” 3rd Wednesday of the Month at 10am Come to the Tennis Center and increase your Tennis skills by learning a new stroke!
Ladies Tennis Kick Off Tuesday, August 25, 2015 • Tennis begins at 9:30am • Lunch at 12pm All levels of Play Welcome! $25 per Member (plus tax and service charge) Register online at www.theclubathammockbeach.com by August 18 Tennis > Tennis Calendar > August 25 Cancellations must be made by 5pm August 18 to avoid full charge
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Trivia Night
Cinema
Under the Stars Sunday, August 16
on the Ocean Event Lawn Featuring the Movie,
in Loggerheads Monday, August 24 7-8:30pm
Woman in Gold
Challenge your general knowledge skills in this fun event, or just come and watch the competition!
Movie starts at 8:30pm
This event is complimentary to Members. Sign up your Team of 4!
Complimentary event for Members Includes movie, popcorn, water & soda. Alcoholic beverages may be purchased at the pool bar. No RSVP required
Register online at www.theclubathammockbeach.com by August 21 My Club > Club Calendar > Trivia Night on August 24
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Cooking with the Chef
6:15pm • August 11: Vilano Room August 25: Surf Room Due to the popularity of this event and in an effort to accommodate additional members, please adhere to the following RSVP policy: • Members may RSVP for one demonstration per month, and be placed on a “stand by” list for the second demonstration in the same month. • Those on the “stand by” list will be notified if a spot becomes available. •M enus will be emailed to registered Members a few days prior to each demonstration – please note, no substitutions will be permitted. If the menu is not to your liking, please cancel so we may accommodate other Members. As a courtesy to other Members, please keep socialization during the demonstration to a minimum. Cost: $20 Member (+ service charge and tax) • RSVP on line at www.theclubathammockbeach.com My Club > Club Calendar > then click on desired Cooking with Chef date. Cancellations must be made on-line by 5pm the Saturday prior to avoid a full charge. 12
Let’s Dance Hammock Beach! Come and “Shake it Off” After the Member Mixer
on Friday, August 21, 2015 6pm-7:30pm: Complimentary Food (Hawaiian Luau theme) & Member Preferred Bar Pricing 7:30pm-9:30pm: Dancing to the sounds of Steam the Band!
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Hammock Beach Summer Camp 2015 When school lets out, Hammock Beach Summer Camp begins! This inaugural summer camp is open to children ages 5-12 and includes fun activities such as golf, tennis, arts and crafts, group exercise and swimming, plus daily lunch and snacks. We also include classic camp activities and games, such as volleyball, soccer, capture the flag and water games.
Camp hours: 9am-3pm 2015 Summer Camp Dates: Week 1: 6/8-6/12 Week 3: 6/22-6/26 Week 5: 7/13-7/17 Week 7: 7/27-7/31
Week 2: 6/15-6/19 Week 4: 7/6-7/10 Week 6: 7/20-7/24 Week 8: 8/3-8/7
Member Price: $200 per week per child or $50 per day ($10 discount per each additional sibling) Guest Price: $250 per week or $60 per day ($10 discount per each additional sibling) Contact The Membership Office at 888.252.6294 to complete a Registration Form for your camper. 7% Sales Tax applicable 14
Summer Promotions at the Hammock Beach Resort
Three Wines & Three Bites
Sangria Sunday $6 Choose Your Red or White Eppa “Suprafrutta” Sangria Starter Choose A Flavor: Strawberry, Watermelon, Pineapple, Peach, Raspberry, Blueberry, Blackberry Choose A Sparkle: Club Soda, Sprite or Champagne Available Sunday 530pm to 10pm *********************************************
At The Sand Trap Bar & Lounge (Located at Atlantic Grille)
We Present a Flight of Three Summer Wines, 2 oz. each (Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Gris), Served with Complimenting Small Bites. $13 | Adult Tuesday’s from 5pm to Closing
Mojito Monday $7 Cruise With Cruzan Rum! Choose A Spirit… Light Rum, Dark Rum, Spiced Rum
Wine & Dine at Delfinos
Choose A Flavor: Strawberry, Watermelon, Pineapple, Peach, Lime, Cucumber, Raspberry, Blueberry, Blackberry, Jalapeno Choose Herb and Garnish: Mint, Basil Available Monday 530pm to 10pm
Receive a Glass of Selected Red or White House Wine with the Purchase of a Primi or Secondi Entrée. Monday-Wednesday
At Atlantic Grille… The Absolut Bloody Mary “Bar” $7 Choose A Flavor: Absolut, Citron, Cilantro, Peppar Choose A Garnish: Pickles, Celery, Cucumber, Lime, Lemon Choose A Rim: Salt, Pepper or Both Sriracha Infused Salt • Celery Salt Available Sunday from 11am to 3pm ******************************************
Prices Do Not Include Tax or Service Charge. Not To Be Combined With Any Other Offer
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Pam Peterson’s Hammock Beach Club Cabaret Saturday, September 19, 2015 • Atlantic Ballroom 7pm-8pm: Cocktail Reception with Hors d’oeuvres • 8pm-9pm: Pam Peterson Cabaret Show Pam Peterson is the recipient of Chicago’s prestigious After Dark Award for Outstanding Cabaret Artist. She has performed with pops symphonies and big bands nationwide, and has played to packed houses and critical acclaim at Chicago’s premiere venues including Maxim’s, Park West, Davenport’s, Drury Lane, Victory Gardens, The Peninsula, and NYC’s Metropolitan Room. Renowned for her musical spoofs about aging, with 7 million viewers on YouTube, Pam loves to create live cabaret shows. Come join the fun as Pam and her swinging band set your toes tapping with joy and your sides splitting with laughter!
Hors D’ Oeuvres: Antipasti Station
Beet Phyllo with Goat Cheese Mousse, Orange Supremes
Roasted Vegetables, Composed Salads, Hummus, Olive Tapenade
BBQ Duck, Miniature Jalapeno and Cheddar Cornbread
Vegetable Spring Rolls, Orange Ginger Dipping Sauce Thai Chicken Satay with Coconut and Thai Curry Sauce
Chef’s Selection of Cured Meats, International and Domestic Cheese Display
$15 Members: $25 Guests (+ service charge & tax)
Butler Passed
RSVP on line by Sept 15 at www.theclubathammockbeach.com under My Club -> Club Calendar -> then click Sept 19 event date.
Tuan Tartar with Asian Slaw and Sesame Cones Pepper Crusted Beef Tenderloin with Rosemary Fucelle, Blue Cheese Mousse
Cancellations must be made on-line by Sept 15 to avoid a being charged.
“Fried Chicken and Waffles”, Honey-Sesame Syrup
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Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat 1 Dinner Cruise 7pm-9pm Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads Entertainment, 9pm-12am – Sho Nuff Band
AUGUST 2015 CALENDAR 2 Brunch Cruise 10am-12pm Dinner Cruise 5pm-7pm
3 Summer Camp Continues with Kids Crew
4 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Cocktail Cruise 6pm-8pm
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6 Cocktail Cruise 6pm-8pm Tennis Guest Day
7 Loggerheads Entertainment, 9pm-12am – Jimi Graves & Co
8 Dinner Cruise 7pm-9pm Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads Entertainment, 9pm12am – The Supernatural Band
9 Brunch Cruise 10am-12pm Dinner Cruise 5pm-7pm
10 Summer Camp Last Week with Kids Crew
11 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Cooking w/ Chef Vilano Room, 6:15p
12 Cocktail Cruise 6pm-8pm Member Guest Day Conservatory Member Manager Reception Atlantic Ballroom, 5:30pm
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14 Loggerheads Entertainment, 9pm-12am – DJ Phil
15 Dinner Cruise 7pm-9pm Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads Entertainment, 9pm12am – The Breakeven Band
16 Brunch Cruise 10am-12pm Dinner Cruise 5pm-7pm Couples Golf Ocean, 8:30am (18-holes)
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18 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm
19 Cocktail Cruise, 6pm-8pm Tennis “Stoke of the Month” 10am
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21 Loggerheads Entertainment, 9pm-12am – DJ Terrance Member Mixer Ocean Ballroom, 6pm
22 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads Entertainment, 9pm-12am – The Ron Duncan Trio
23 Brunch Cruise 10am-12pm Dinner Cruise 5pm-7pm
24 Member Guest Day Ocean Trivia Night Loggerheads, 7-8:30pm
25 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Cooking w/ Chef Surf Room, 6:15p Ladies Tennis Kick Off
26 Cocktail Cruise 6pm-8pm Stag Night Ocean, 1pm (18-holes)
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28 Loggerheads Entertainment, 9pm-12am – DJ Steve
29 Dinner Cruise 7pm-9pm Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads Entertainment, 9pm-12am – The Total Eclipse Band
30 Brunch Cruise 10am-12pm Dinner Cruise 5pm-7pm
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Mon
Tues
Wed
Thurs
Fri
Sat
1 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm
2 Cocktail Cruise 6-8pm
3 Tennis Guest Day
4 Loggerheads Entertainment, Jimi Graves & Co., 9pm-12am Father-Son Golf Opening Reception
5 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads Entertainment, Supernatural Band, 9pm-12am Father-Son Golf Tournament
6 Brunch Cruise 10am- 12:30pm Dinner Cruise 5-7pm Father-Son Golf Tournament & Awards Dinner
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8 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Cooking with Chef 6:15pm, Surf Room
9 Cocktail Cruise 6-8pm Member Manager Reception Ocean Ballroom, 5:30pm Golf Guest Day Conservatory
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11 Loggerheads Entertainment, DJ Mark, 9pm-12am
12 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads Entertainment, Cloud 9 Band, 9pm-12am
13 Brunch Cruise 10am-12pm Dinner Cruise 5 -7pm Couples Golf 8:30am, Conservatory
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15 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm
16 Cocktail Cruise 6-8pm Tennis “Stroke of the Month” 10am
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18 Loggerheads Entertainment, DJ Terrance, 9pm-12am Tennis Round Robin 4-6pm & Mixer 6-8pm
19 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads Entertainment, Sho Nuff Band, 9pm-12am Pam Peterson Cabaret Show, Atlantic Ballroom, 7pm
20 Brunch Cruise 10am-12pm Dinner Cruise 5-7pm
21 Golf Guest Day Ocean
22 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Cooking with Chef 6:15pm, Surf Room
23 Cocktail Cruise 6-8pm
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25 Loggerheads Entertainment, DJ Steve, 9pm-12am
26 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm Loggerheads Entertainment, Paper City Hustlers Band, 9pm-12am Member Mixer, 6-8pm, South Tower Pool Deck
27 Brunch Cruise 10am-12pm Dinner Cruise 5-7pm
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29 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm
30 Cocktail Cruise 6-8pm
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SEPTEMBER 2015 CALENDAR
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-7pm Grill Menu 11am-5pm 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
Homeowners Association Management Lisa Bryl 386.246.5533 lbryl@hammockbeach.com Southern States Mgmt. Group - HBC Condo & Conservatory Kaitlyn Stier 386.246.5491 Fred Annon 386.446.6333 kstier@hammockbeach.com Aegis Community Mgmt. - Ocean Member Concierge 888.252.6294 Tower, Villas, Yacht Harbor & One hbmembership@hammockbeach.com Bedroom Condos Nathan Wade 386.597.2840 MEMBER & GUEST SERVICES
HOUSEKEEPING 386.246.5570 KIDS CREWSM Barrett Gamez 386.246.5661 bgamez@hammockbeach.com
GOLF Brad Hauer 386.246.5435 bhauer@hammockbeach.com
Brandon Millman 386.246.6572 bmillman@hammockbeach.com
GOLF TEE TIMES 386.447.4611
nburnett@hammockbeach.com
Ganene Barnard 386.246.5526 gbarnard@hammockbeach.com
MEMBERSHIP 888.252.6294 Marianne Murphy 386.246.5532 mmurphy@hammockbeach.com Marianne Heinz 386.246.5437 mheinz@hammockbeach.com
ROOM RESERVATIONS 877.825.4098 SECURITY Security Office 386.246.5550 THE SPA Kadie Withrow 386.246.5423 kwithrow@hammockbeach.com
MEMBER Club STATEMENTS Thor Holm 386.246.5233 Denise Pemberton 386.246.5497 tholm@hammockbeach.com MembershipAccounting@hammockbeach.com SUNDANCER POOLS & RECREATION Reservations 877.446.6465 Brandon Millman 386.246.6572 bmillman@hammockbeach.com TENNIS & COURT TIMES Gene Paul Lascano 386.597.5020 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT gplascano@hammockbeach.com Nancy Burnett 386.246.5564
Cinnamon Beach Annie Marks 904.584.1273
FOOD & BEVERAGE Jeffrey Sacchet 386.246.5522 jsacchet@hammockbeach.com
THE CONSERVATORY 386.246.6710
BELL, VALET & TRANSPORTATION Bell Stand 386.246.5590
May Management - Ocean Hammock POA Northshore, Ocean Hammock, HB Discovery Center Chris Abdalla 386.446.0085
RENTAL ACTIVITY STATEMENTS Barbara Barbagallo 386.246.6578 bbarbagallo@hammockbeach.com
Eileen Vinnicombe 386.246.5567 evinnicombe@hammockbeach.com
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YACHT HARBOR VILLAGESM/MARINA Neil Kaczmarek 386.597.5031 nkaczmarek@hammockbeach.com YH ENTRANCE 386.597.5045 MAIN Club ENTRANCE 386.246.5559
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