1886 Magazine | Early Fall 2023 by The Tuxedo Club

Early Fall 2023 Vol 2, Issue No 5

1886 Magazine | Page 3 1886 MAGAZINE Your Guide to The Tuxedo Club MESSAGE FROM RANDY ST. JOHN..........................................................5 MESSAGE FROM THE CLUBHOUSE..........................................................9 MMER CLAMBAKE 10 LD OF DRIVING DREAMS..........................................................................12 BOR DAY BBQ & FIREWORKS 14 UBHOUSE UPCOMING EVENTS...............................................................19 MESSAGE FROM THE BOATHOUSE........................................................21 XEDO RECIPE 23 DDEN TOMES 2023....................................................................................29 LF UPDATE 31 LDS OF HONOR...........................................................................................40 LF CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP........................................................................42 LF UPCOMING EVENTS 45 MEMORIAM...................................................................................................46 RECTORY 47 TABLE OF CONTENTS

WELCOME

FALL IN TUXEDO

By Randy St. John, CCM, CCE, General Manager/COO

As the vibrant colors of autumn begin to paint our landscapes, we are looking forward to the season of beautiful colors and crisp air, and to the many exciting fall events here at The Tuxedo Club

Our calendar is brimming with activities across all campuses that promise to make your autumn truly unforgettable. Mark your calendars for these upcoming highlights and make your reservations early:

Men’s Fall Classic Golf Tournament - Join us for the season ending Member-Member tournament Saturday and Sunday, October 7th and 8th

2nd Annual Tuxedo 1886 Regatta – Picnic on the lawn and terrace while watching world-class rowers compete on Tuxedo Lake on Sunday, October 8th

Hadden Tomes Our signature Court Tennis and social weekend featuring a Vegas-themed party on The Strip on Saturday night Weekend of October 20th-22nd

Cabernet Wine Dinner featuring a Fall Menu paired with some of California’s finest red wines on Saturday, November 11th

Thanksgiving Buffet & Celebration on Thursday, November 23rd.

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EXPLORE OUR NEW WEBSITE

FALL IN TUXEDO CONT’D

best way to find out more about these events and other Club activities? Explore our new website, of course!

e ’ s NEW upgrades are designed to enhance your Club , i.e.:

make dining reservations and register for Club events ur computer or mobile device.

dated on Club news, event details, and weather tions.

t with fellow members through our private social k and directory.

your account information and view your billing ents securely

ACH on the website and pay your bill on the website or

itment to providing you with exceptional service extends tal realm, and we are focused on ensuring that your s with Tuxedo Club technology are seamless and If you have feedback on the new website or mobile app, ing for a specific feature/information that is not currently ease let me know and we will do our best to address it.

we look forward to celebrating this beautiful fall season nd thank you for being a part of the Tuxedo Club family

WELCOME

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CLICK HERE TO VIEW DRONE FOOTAGE FROM FIELD OF DRIVING DREAMS

FROM THE CLUBHOUSE

By Assistant General Manager Dan Britts

spite the rain and storms that seemed ever-present at the start of summer, we all persevered and made the most of the Club all mmer long Club event attendance and member dining surged oughout the summer, including at the 9th annual Field of Driving eams Car Show, which saw a record number of cars (130) and endees (300+). The Labor Day BBQ & Fireworks featuring a live formance from Claire Mahoney & The Great Adventure, coupled h the ideal weather, ended the summer season in perfect fashion h almost 450 attendees

tumn in Tuxedo truly is a beautiful transition with breathtaking ors and calm, crisp evenings - perfect for enjoying dinner on the race at the Lakeside at Main We hope to see you - please utilize Club’s new website and mobile app to confirm your reservations

d a friendly reminder that it‘s never too early to plan your personal professional holiday party at the Club Please contact Maura nnon our Events Manager to start the process

ank you for your continued support. The hospitality team is always king forward to creating lasting memories for you at the Club.

CLUBHOUSE

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G EVENTS

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alent compete on Tuxedo Lake at 1:00pm

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AKESIDE MARKET LUNCH

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9:00pm I Tennis House kids under 12

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t on the Vegas Strip

I Main Clubhouse

pen Seating (non-players)

R HERE

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Halloween Brunch

October 29 I 11:30pm I Main Clubhouse

$55 adults I $38 kids

Cabernet Wine Dinner

Details Coming Soon

November 11 I 6:00pm I Main Clubhouse

Thanksgiving Celebration

November 23 I 11:30am | Main Clubhouse

$85 adults | $42 kids

Calling All Elves

Help us decorate the Clubhouse for the Holidays

Enjoy a complimentary luncheon

November 28 I 9:00am I Main Clubhouse

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OM THE BOATHOUSE

By Boatmaster Ted Theissen

summer season, the fall season is fully underway

Lake has never been better and there is still a bit ur first-ever Fishing Derby (deadline for entries: ers will be selected in the following categories: gest Bass, Longest Trout, Longest Bluegill and he Docks (KIDS ONLY)

r event last year, our second annual Tuxedo 1886 ber 8th will again feature eight of the top men e scull rowers in the U S , who will compete in a out-style competition on Tuxedo Lake Races

rns colder, Club canoes and kayaks will remain s long as weather and water temperatures row boat and trolling motors will also be g as long as practical

boats in the water, a reminder that boats will the water by November 4th. And all members noes, kayaks and SUPs in the Boathouse should orage with the Boathouse as soon as possible

TUXEDO LAKE

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TUXEDO RECIPE

APPLE RICOTTA FRITTERS WITH MAPLE BUTTER

Recipe Courtesy of Executive Chef

Frederick Daniel, CEC

akes 40 Fritters

ngredients

or Fritters:

3 cup Fine Ground Corn Meal

3 cups Cake Flour

½ tsp Baking Powder

3 tsp Kosher Salt

cup Whole Milk Ricotta Cheese (drained)

cup Gala Apples peeled and cored and sliced

tsp Butter

tsp Granulated Sugar

3 cup Apple Butter

cup Light Brown Sugar

tbs Lemon Zest (about 2 lemons)

½ tsp Vanilla Extract

Large Eggs (lightly whipped)

½ quarts Canola Oil for frying

eep frying thermometer

owdered sugar for dusting

or Maple Butter:

tbs Butter (room temperature)

cup Maple Syrup

Pinch Kosher Salt

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COTTA FRITTERS MAPLE BUTTER

he cornmeal, cake flour, baking powder and et aside

medium heat, add butter and sliced apples ated sugar. Sauté apples until slightly Remove apples and allow to drain and en cool enough to handle

minced apples, ricotta, apple butter, brown illa Mix to combine Then thoroughly mix in

he apple mixture Gently fold all ingredients ned Hold the batter at room temperature

allon capacity heavy saucepan (make sure of oil).

5 degrees, carefully drop 1 tbs scoops of not overcrowd the pan, 4-5 fritters at a time

brown on one side, use a slotted spoon to flip cooking until golden brown (about 1 minute nt) Lower the flame if the oil temperature

a paper towel to drain. Repeat with the

hisk attachment combine the butter with the of salt Mix until light and airy, approximately

dered sugar and serve with the Maple Butter

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RACQUETS

HADDEN TOMES WEEKEND

Afternoon/Evening Tournament Play Spectators Welcome!

Friday, October 21

Hadden Tomes Pasta Night

October 20 I 6:30pm - 9:00pm I Tennis House

$35 adults, $24 kids under 12

All-Day Tournament Play Spectators Welcome!

Saturday, October 21

Brunch

October 21 I 10:00am - 2:00pm I Tennis House

$30 adults, $20 kids under 12

Hadden Tomes Las Vegas Dinner Dance

Spend Saturday Night on the Vegas Strip

October 21 I 8:00pm I Main Clubhouse

Open Bar I Open Seating

$175 per person (non-players)

DINNER DANCE REGISTRATION

Brunch

October 22 I 10:00am - 2:00pm I Tennis House

$30 adults, $20 kids under 12

All-Day Tournament Play

Spectators Welcome!

Sunday, October 22

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GOLF

GOLF UPDATE

By Chris Muldoon, Director of Golf

It is hard to believe that Labor Day has come and gone - what a wonderful (and fast!) summer season we had here at Tuxedo

Golf activity remains strong despite the high levels of rain this summer Play is currently up more than 3,200 rounds compared to last year (which was a shortened season due to the golf course renovation) and more than 1,500 rounds compared to 2021 (a more typical season).

One of the highlights of our season, the Men’s & Women’s Club Championships, wrapped up a successful summer with some exciting matches from our finalists.

In the Men’s Club Championship, Cole Meitner recovered from a ‘3 Down’ deficit through the opening nine holes to win his third Club Championship over seven-time Club Champion Dan Rifkin by a ‘3 & 2’ margin in the 36-hole final

Congratulations, Cole!

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GOLF UPDATE CONT’D

By Chris Muldoon, Director of Golf

The Women’s Club Championship provided a more dramatic finish.

In the Semi-Finals, Jill Johnson defeated Defending Champion Kimberly Engelbert to advance to the Women’s 18-Hole Final for the first time

In another exciting Semi-Final match, and a rematch of the 2020 Finals match, Kellie Baldwin won the last two holes to force extra holes against 2020 Champion Joette Fullerton Interestingly, they ventured to 19 holes back in 2020 too! On the 19th hole, Baldwin sunk a 12’ birdie putt to advance to the Finals match, hoping for a better result than she had in 2020

Excitingly, Baldwin’s Semi-Final win guaranteed that we would crown a first-time Women’s Club Champion on Labor Day.

In the Finals match, Baldwin needed to win the final two holes to advance to extra holes against Johnson – which she did with pars

In extra holes, Johnson and Baldwin both lipped out short putts on the first three extra holes and remained tied On the 22nd hole (#4), Baldwin hit a long drive and spectacular approach shot for a routine par to win her first Women’s Club Championship – and her name forever engraved on the silver ‘Ramapo Valley Trophy’.

Congratulations Kellie!

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GOLF

GOLF

GOLF UPDATE CONT’D

By Chris Muldoon, Director of Golf

In addition, I’d like to congratulate the winners of our coveted “Silver” tournaments (since July’s edition) including:

Kellie Baldwin & Karen Banyo won the Medalist & Eleanor Madronal trophies awarded to the individual low gross and net scores, respectively, after 36 holes played over two days

A Jay Baldwin defeated the golf course handily in the individual match play versus par (net) format of the Ramapo Valley Cup. Clutch play with three net birdies over the final four holes secured the narrow victory

Caroline Beers & Gail Washburn won individual low net in their respective divisions of the Senior & Super Senior Championships.

Aileen Bruner defeated Runner-Up Jennifer Weiss in the finals of the Ladies’ 9-Hole Club Championship

We look forward to sharing the results of our final few ‘majors’ over the course of the next month.

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GOLF UPDATE CONT’D

By Chris Muldoon, Director of Golf

Lastly, as this golf season winds down, the professional staff has observed an increase in golf course etiquette infractions. Therefore, the Golf & Green Committee would like to remind all members of the common courtesies that encompass golf course etiquette and assist us in ensuring that all players have the highest quality experience while enjoying our golf course In short, it is about “respect”:

Respect for the course – leave the course as you would like to find it by repairing pitch-marks, replacing divots, raking bunkers, etc.

Respect for your fellow players and staff – be sportsmanlike, polite, avoid distracting behavior, and play at a reasonable pace of play

Respect for the game – by knowing the rules and etiquette of golf

Moving forward, the Golf & Green Committee is instituting a notification system, that could include disciplinary actions, to document violations related to the above. We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining the high standards of our Club We are confident that together, we can continue to create an outstanding golfing environment for all members

We’d like to thank you for your support of the golf program at Tuxedo and I encourage you to contact me or any member of the professional staff if we can be of any assistance throughout the remainder of the season