1886 Magazine | July

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With regard to the Club's dress code, it is incumbent upon you to make sure your guests comply with the Club’s expectation and rules We encourage our members and guests, if in doubt, to err on the side of formality and conservatism Male members and male guests are expected to keep their shirts tucked in while golfing, while ladies may wear golf shirts untucked in a fashionable manner Headgear may only be worn with the bill forward and when entering any building, all headgear must be removed. The Lakeside at Main allows for casual wear, but we do ask that your choices reflect an awareness of other diners and Club traditions Jackets are not required for Lakeside dining but are often worn, particularly on Saturday evenings

On a brighter note, I am happy to report that membership continues to grow here at Tuxedo Our Membership Committee has had a very active spring and early summer introducing candidates into the membership process Interest remains strong, even with the recent initiation fee increase across all classes of membership Members introducing candidates is our best way to ensure continued Club vibrancy, while maintaining a culture embraced by membership If you have an interested friend or family member, our Membership Director Katie Gaertner can be reached at kgaertner@thetuxedoclub org and at 845-351-4791 X318.

As always, I look forward to seeing you on your visits to the Club and hope the rest of the summer brings warm days, cool evenings and much time enjoyed with family and friends!

SWEET SUMMERTIME

By Dan Britts, Assistant General Manager & Maura Lennon, Events Manager

Despite the crazy weather, we have had a wonderful start to summer! From our Memorial Day Polar Plunge to our Father’s Day Luau, to our Independence Day Celebration, creating special memories for you, your friends and your family is why we do what we do, and we are honored that so many of your special summer moments take place at the Club.

From dinners on the terrace to matches on the tennis courts, we love to see our members connect with each other, catch up with old friends, and forge new relationships Although the weather didn’t work out for our fireworks on July 2, we were so happy to see everyone dancing the night away and enjoying Chef's spread of BBQ favorites!

For those with young children (ages 3-12) we'd like to remind you of our popular Thursday night Kids' Socials - details can be found on pages 21 & 23

Looking forward into the season we will be having our second annual Clambake on July 22nd, our 9th annual Car Show on July 30th, and our fireworks display on Labor Day Weekend will conclude our summer celebrations

Here’s to a great remainder of the summer season!

UPCOMING EVENTS

KIDS: Shipwrecked at the Pool

July 20 | 5:30pm I Pool

$32 kids

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Summer Clambake

July 22 | 6:00pm I Main Clubhouse

$95 adults, $45 kids

REGISTER HERE

KIDS: Game Night at the Boathouse

July 27 | 5:30pm I Boathouse

$32 kids

REGISTER HERE

Concourse D'Elegance

July 30 | 10:00am I Main Cluhouse

BBQ Lunch at 11;30am

REGISTER HERE

KIDS: Rave Night

August 3 | 5:30pm I Main Clubhouse

$32 kids

REGISTER HERE

UPCOMING EVENTS/REMINDERS

KIDS: Exotic Pet Night

August 10 I 5:30pm I Main Clubhouse

$32 kids

REGISTER HERE

Shore Dinner

A Tuxedo tradition

September 1 | 6:00pm I Main Clubhouse

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

Labor Day Fireworks & BBQ

Overlooking Tuxedo Lake

September 2 | 6:30pm | Main Clubhouse

$75 adults | $38 kids

REGISTER HERE

REMINDERS: Our new Bocce Courts are open.

Every Thursday Night is Bingo Night at the Pool starting at 5:30pm

By Justine DeVito, Pool Director

The unpredictable weather has certainly presented challenges this summer season, but rest assured, the pool season is in full swing! Some are even saying it's our best season yet Please join us soon at one of our many events!

Water Aerobics – Thursday & Saturday | 9:30am

Low impact exercise combining cardio and resistance training. The water acts as a friend supporting the body by decreasing the stress put on joints and muscles during exercise Set to music from every decade, classes will focus on toning muscles while improving range of motion and cardiovascular endurance. No swimming skills needed, Please email Justine at jdevito@thetuxedoclub org to sign up

Poolside Bingo – Thursday | 5:30pm

Join us for happy hour specials and a little friendly competition with a chance to win a great assortment of prizes from bottles of wine, poolside wet/dry bags, tumblers, and more

By Justine DeVito, Pool Director

Tuxedo Water Polo – Sunday | 9:30am

Learn this enduring, interactive game while having fun with your fellow members. A minimum of 12 people will be needed for an actual match, so active participation is needed from all! Co-ed water polo in the deep end followed by shallow end play for all ages Less than 12 will result in other practice drills, half court games, and more. Please email Dan at dbritts@thetuxedoclub org to sign up

It’s not too late to participate in the 2023 Poolside Tumbler Program. This year, the featured colors are Red for drinks and Navy Blue for wine – both are $60 each and will get you a discount on every drink or glass of wine for the remainder of the season so long as you have it with you Previous seasons tumblers do not qualify for the discounts, so get your 2023 edition for the collection today.

Wet/Dry Bags

Introducing the new 2023 Poolside Wet/Dry bags! Designed with two compartments to keep your wet swimwear and dry clothing separated Each bag provides sturdy, durable, and long-lasting performance and features an adjustable shoulder strap Please see or contact Justine at jdevito@thetuxedoclub org to purchase a wet/dry bag. Bags are $50 each.

SEARED SALMON WITH SUMMER SQUASH, ASPARAGUS, AND BABY ARUGULA

Recipe From Chef Frederick Daniel, CEC

Ingredients:

4 / 6 oz salmon fillets, skinned

Extra-virgin olive oil

4 baby zucchini, sliced lengthways

4 yellow summer squash, roughly chopped

Pinch Maldon sea salt

2 cups thin asparagus

7 ounces baby arugula

2 lemons, halved

For the dressing:

5 sprigs fresh thyme, leaves picked

Maldon sea salt

4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil

1 lemon, juiced

Method:

Season the salmon fillets with salt and lightly drizzle them with olive oil Season the squash and asparagus with salt

Heat a griddle pan (or barbecue) and, when very hot, sear the salmon and vegetables until nicely char-grilled This should only take a few minutes on each side

Meanwhile, make your dressing. Finely chop the thyme with a pinch of salt Combine with the olive oil and lemon juice and stir

Remove the salmon and vegetables from the heat Toss the vegetables with the arugula, drizzle with the dressing and serve with the salmon. Finish off with a bit more dressing drizzled over the salmon Serve with half a lemon Serves 4

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Junior Camp

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July 23

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Men's Member-Guest

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To register for any of these events: CONTACT TIM CHISHOLM

GOLF

COURSE UPDATE

By Casey Klossner, Director of Agronomy

Summer is in full swing for the Grounds Maintenance Department, or should I say, “The Dog Days of Summer”?!

Weather patterns have been inconsistent at best, with abnormally dry, cool weather occurring in May and early June, and abnormally humid and wet weather occuring in July Since June 15th, our property has received over 11 inches of rain with temperatures averaging in the upper 80s For perspective, that 5-week stretch has yielded double the rain received within the first 5 months of the year!

During stretches like these, my thoughts go back to the "old days" prior to the bunker renovation During our most recent storm, we had 4 inches of rain and only ONE bunker washed out. We simply pushed the sand back up, tamped it, and raked the bunker as we normally would Our staff was able to prepare the course properly for an Outing that day without closure or delay

In the "old days", after 4 inches of rain, it would have taken the entire staff two whole days to repair bunker washouts Bunkers would need to be pumped, repaired, silt shoveled, edged, tamped and raked Some bunkers would even fill back up with water multiple times in the same day. What a difference, and I think I can safely say that we are all thrilled with our new normal

From all of us on the Grounds Staff, have a great summer and we hope to see all of you out on the golf course!

GOLF UPDATE

By Chris Muldoon, Director of Golf

We are approaching the middle of the summer and generally our busiest time of year on the golf course As we look back on the first couple months of the season, we’d like to recognize some of our recent tournament winners.

Despite the threat of inclement weather, the Men’s Invitational was a huge success as a full field of 120 players enjoyed three days of golf, camaraderie, and competition. For likely the first time in Club history, Joe Furlong & guest Ed Coughlin repeated as Invitational Champions with help from an impressive pitch shot from Furlong in the Flight Champions Shoot-Out

Some of our other “Silver” trophy winners (since June) have included:

Igor Kosharsky broke through in the DeRham Cup (18-Hole Individual Stroke Play for Members under the age of 50) for his first “Silver” victory - less than a month after converting from Oak Leaf to Regular Membership

Andy Kosovych added another “Silver” trophy to his collection with a five-stroke victory in the Hay Cup (18-Hole Individual Stroke Play for Members 50 years of age and older)

In our first Mixed event of the season, A. Jay & Kellie Baldwin captured their third McVickar Cup (2015, 2017, & 2023).

Cheryl Rubin & Karen Banyo overcame a large deficit and finished strong to win the Ladies’ 18-Hole Governor’s Cup This marks the third time Mrs. Banyo has won the Governor’s Cup, but the first time for Dr Rubin

Most recently, Jatindar Kapur & Cole Meitner endured the rainshortened Mason & Tomes Cups and finished on top. Inclement weather on Sunday forced the event to be shortened to 27 holes (from 36) Kapur held off good friend Gagan Singh to win the Mason Cup (Net) for his first individual “Silver” victory, while Cole captured his fifth straight Tomes Cup (Gross) despite trailing Joseph Furlong IV and father Charlie Meitner after Round One

There is still so much to look forward to over the next few months. We look forward to sharing those results.

From all of us at Tuxedo, thank you for your continued support of the golf program 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.

GOLF

UPCOMING EVENTS

Ladies' 18-Hole Eleanor Madronal & Medalist

July 25-26

Ladies' 9-Hole Twilight

July 26

WBCGA Two Lady Team Event

July 27

Parent-Child Championship & Putting Contest

June 18

Ramapo Valley Cup

July 29

Team Matches vs. Arcola (at Tuxedo)

July 30

Ladies' 18-Hole Waltz

August 1

To register for any of these events: CONTACT GOLF SHOP

GOLF

PCOMING EVENTS

Ladies' 9-Hole Open Play

August 2

s' 18-Hole Senior & Super Senior

August 8

Ladies' 9-Hole Hate 'Em

August 9

"Macho Night"

August 9

Upstairs/Downstairs

August 12

s' 18-Hole Red, Yellow, & White

August 15

ies' 9-Hole Match Play vs. Par

August 16

"Nine & Dine"

August 16

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GOLF

UPCOMING EVENTS

"Beefsteak" Men's Member-Guest

August 17

Ladies' 18-Hole Colors

August 22

Ladies' 9-Hole Designated Driver

August 23

Folds of Honor Pro-Am

August 24

Men's Club Championship Qualifier

August 26-27

Ladies' 18-Hole Club Championship

August 29-31

Ladies' 9-Hole Club Championship

August 29-31

Ladies' Club Championship

September 2

Men's Club Championship

September 2

To register for any of these events: CONTACT GOLF SHOP

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