SPRING26

Spring 2026

Vol. 5, Issue No. 1

THANK YOU Thank you to the following members who have recently sponsored candidates for membership and privileges.

Robert & Leah Antonicello Bo & Christine Bazylevsky David & Barbara Boucher Dan & Jennifer Creed Patrick & Suzanne Donaghy Peter & Jessica Fazio Christopher & Emily Heffernan John & Kandis Hughes Christopher & Jodi Huntington Kirk & Barbara Kashevaroff Tim & Shauna Muller Elizabeth Nikolla Fowlkes Chris & Tara Schutz Barbara & Carl Rivera James & Jennifer Rutha

1886 MAGAZINE Your Guide to The Tuxedo Club ~ CELEBRATING 140 YEARS ~

TABLE OF CONTENTS A MESSAGE FROM RANDY ST. JOHN.........................................................5 RECIPROCAL CLUBS.........................................................................................9 A MESSAGE FROM THE CLUBHOUSE.........................................................11 UPCOMING EVENTS.........................................................................................27 A MESSAGE FROM THE BOATHOUSE........................................................31 TUXEDO RECIPE................................................................................................33 122ND GOLD RACQUETS.................................................................................35 RACQUETS RESULTS....................................................................................... 39 RACQUETS UPCOMING EVENTS..................................................................47 GOLF UPDATE.....................................................................................................49 GOLF STAFF.........................................................................................................53 GOLF COURSE UPDATE...................................................................................59 GOLF UPCOMING EVENTS..............................................................................61 IN MEMORIAM....................................................................................................62 DIRECTORY..........................................................................................................63

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WELCOME

SPRINGTIME IN TUXEDO

By Randy St. John, CCM, CCE, General Manager/COO Spring has arrived in Tuxedo Park - and so has a season full of things to look forward to. Whether you're dusting off your racquet, planning your first round on the course, or simply looking forward to a meal on the Lakeside Terrace, we're ready for you.

Main Clubhouse Refresh Those of you who joined us over Easter got an early peek at the interior refresh underway in the Main Clubhouse. The foyer is complete and makes a beautiful first impression - we think you'll love it. The Members’ Dining Room is close behind; we're waiting on the final furniture pieces and will host a proper reception to celebrate the full reveal once everything is in place. In the meantime, Main Club dining returns to the Lakeside Terrace with a pop-up dinner on Saturday, May 16th a pretty great consolation. Please be on the lookout for details.

On the Course The golf course is in great shape and fully open. The winter tree trimming program has made a real difference, opening up vistas throughout the course that improve both playability and the view. Casey and his team will be running turf maintenance practices through April - expect a bit of disruption in the short term, but it's all in service of the best possible surfaces when the summer heat arrives.

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WELCOME

SPRINGTIME IN TUXEDO CONT’D On the Courts The racquet sports season is getting underway. Tim and his team are working on the Har-Tru lawn tennis courts now anyone who's prepped a clay court knows it requires equal parts science and patience (and a little help from Mother Nature) - and courts will open in stages as conditions allow.

Padel continues to be one of the most talked-about additions to the Club and court time is going fast - a reminder to book your courts online.

On the Water Tuxedo Lake is calling. Boating and fishing season is upon us, and whether you're planning a peaceful morning rowing on or some friendly competition for the biggest catch, there's no better backdrop than ours. Full details on season start dates, boat registration, fishing rules, and lake access are available in our Boathouse book.

Mark Your Calendar There's a lot happening this season. Check the Club calendar for upcoming events, dining nights, and member programs new things are being added regularly.

We can't wait to see you at the Club - here's to a great season.

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CLUB NEWS

RECIPROCAL CLUBS We are pleased to offer our members reciprocity with some of the finest and most historic private clubs in the world.

All of our members and privilege holders are encouraged to take advantage of our ever-growing reciprocity program and visit our reciprocal clubs. The Club will be happy to send a letter of introducion on your behalf.

Please check the Club website for the specifics on what each Club offers to Tuxedo Club members. Many offer first-class accommodations, event spaces, athletic facilities and dining.

The Cornell Club (NYC) The Yale Club (NYC) The Penn Club (NYC) The Harmonie Club (NYC) The National Arts Club (NYC) The Union League Club (NYC) The Union League Club (Philadelphia, PA) The Nassau Club (Princeton, NJ) The University Club (Providence, RI) The Circolo Degli Esteri (Rome, Italy) The Monticello Motor Club (Monticello, NY) The Harvard Club (Boston, MA) The Hillsboro Club (Hillsboro Beach, Florida) The Social Register The Royal Automobile Club (London, England) The Lenox Club (Lenox, MA) The Rainier Club (Seattle, WA)

REQUEST A LETTER OF INTRODUCTION

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SPRING GOLF CLUBHOUSE DINING HOURS: TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SUNDAY 11AM-3PM THURS-SATURDAY 11AM-9PM

Vol. 4, Issue No. 1

CLUBHOUSE

A MESSAGE FROM THE CLUBHOUSE

By Assistant General Manager Dan Britts, CCM & Clubhouse Manager Alexia Heuer Spring has arrived – and what a season it’s been so far.

The Golf Clubhouse came alive for an unforgettable evening as members gathered for our February Cheese & Wine Tasting with experts Ricky Switzer and Adrian Chalk. With every pairing more impressive than the last, the event was a masterclass in why wine and cheese remain one of life’s great pleasures.

In February, the 122 nd Gold Racquets Weekend did not disappoint. The competition was tough – arguably the strongest singles field the tournament has even seen – making for incredible viewing from first serve to final point. At the Saturday Night Black Tie Gala, the Great Family Artists took the stage and had every member on their feet, dancing the night away in true Gold Racquets fashion.

Easter weekend was nothing short of magical. Over 1,700 eggs blanketed the Lakeside Lawn for our beloved Easter Egg Hunt, and a special congratulations goes to Lily Garbett for her winning guess in the Jelly Bean contest. Despite the absence of the Dining Room, Easter Brunch was successful – expanded seating brought an incredible turnout, and Chef Arnold delivered yet again with a spread as delicious and as thoughtful as ever.

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Vol. 4, Issue No. 1

CLUBHOUSE

A MESSAGE FROM THE CLUBHOUSE CONT’D On the Clubhouse staff front, please join me in welcoming Kalel van Arsdale as our new Food & Beverage Manager. With nearly two decades of experience at Montammy Golf Club, Kalel is a tremendous addition to the team, and we can’t wait for you to meet him if you have not already.

Finally, don’t miss the KPop Demon Hunters Family Experience this Sunday, April 19 th – we’re at last call, so sign up now. And as always, keep an eye on the Club Calendar of Events for everything coming your way this season.

We look forward to seeing you at the Club.

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CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE CLUB'S 2026 SPECIAL EVENTS BOOKLET

CLUBHOUSE

UPCOMING EVENTS Trout Fishing Derby April 1 - May 10 | Boathouse CONTACT THE BOATHOUSE Bass Fishing Derby April 11 - June 20 | Boathouse CONTACT THE BOATHOUSE Thawing of Winter Wine Dinner April 17 | 6:00pm | Main Clubhouse $145 per person Family Fishing Fun April 18 | 2:00pm - 5:00pm | Boathouse REGISTER HERE Boathouse Opening Cocktail Party April 18 | 5:00pm | Main Clubhouse Complimentary for all members REGISTER HERE KPop Demon Hunters Family Experience April 19 | 11:00am | Main Clubhouse $60 adults, $38 children REGISTER HERE Golf Season Opening Cocktail Party May 8 | 5:30pm | Main Clubhouse Complimentary for all members REGISTER HERE

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CLUBHOUSE

UPCOMING EVENTS Family Friday Night - Magician May 8 | 6:00pm | Main Clubhouse Magic Show begins at 6:30pm $30 per person REGISTER HERE

Mother's Day Brunch May 10 | 11:30am | Main Clubhouse $85 adults | $42 kids REGISTER HERE

Lawn Tennis Opening Cocktail Party May 15 | 6:00pm | Tennis House Complimentary for all members REGISTER HERE Shore Dinner A Tuxedo tradition May 22 | 6:00pm | Main Clubhouse RESERVATIONS REQUIRED Polar Plunge - Pool Opening Day! May 23 | 9:30am | Pool Plunge at 10:15am SHARP! REGISTER HERE Memorial Day Weekend Kids Carnival May 23 | 12:00pm | Pool REGISTER HERE Smokehouse at the Boathouse May 24 | 5:00pm | Boathouse REGISTER HERE

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CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE CLUB'S BOATHOUSE BOOK

BOATHOUSE

SPRING HAS SPRUNG

By Ted Thiessen, Boatmaster

Welcome back to another great season at the Boathouse!

The boats are in, the weather has been beautiful, and spring has arrived in style. We hope everyone will join us tomorrow, April 18 th at our Family Fishing Fun event and at the Boathouse Opening Cocktail Party.

In the Lake, trout, bass, and pickerel are all being caught, making this a great time to be on the water.

Now taking place, our Trout Fishing Derby runs through May 10. The trout have just been recently stocked, and anglers are already heading out to take advantage.

The Bass Fishing Derby is also underway and runs through June 20 th . Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting started, now is the perfect time to compete and land a big one.

Our Boat Baskets (formerly Snackleboxes) make for the perfect picnic on the on the water or by the firepit, it's the perfect addition to an afternoon out.

And speaking of afternoons, they've been especially nice for rowing, with calm winds and plenty of sunshine, making for ideal conditions.

So come on down and enjoy everything the Boathouse has to offer this spring. With the fish biting and the weather cooperating, there's no better time to join us.

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TUXEDO RECIPE

FRESH ASPARAGUS AND ARTICHOKE SOUP Recipe Courtesy of Executive Chef Arnold Kruck

Ingredients 2 Tbsp butter ½ cup minced onion 4 cloves of garlic, whole ½ cup champagne vinegar 1 pound medium asparagus, cut near stem 1 qt of chicken stock (or vegetable stock) 6 oz. bag of spinach, washed (if stems are thick, remove) Pinch of nutmeg 1 Tbsp of dried tarragon leaves (if using fresh, add ½ Tbsp more) 8 small or baby artichokes, peeled and blanched*, sliced thin (you may also use frozen or canned) Method of Preparation In thick bottomed soup pot, melt butter over medium heat.

Add minced onion cooking until translucent. Add champagne vinegar. Cut asparagus into ¼ inch pieces, removing any of the tough white part. Add onions and cover with stock. Cook until tender, about 12 minutes. Add spinach and tarragon. Simmer for only 3 minutes. Next, add soup to large blender, ¼ of blender at a time until all soup is pureed.

Strain soup through a medium mesh strainer. If it is too thick, thin with water or stock. Adjust seasoning and garnish with artichokes.

Serves 8 *When blanching artichokes, trim stem and top of artichoke where the spines are. Holding them in acidulated water for an hour will prevent them from turning color. To blanch, season water and blanch until the tip of a knife goes easily through the base.

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122ND GOLD RACQUETS

By Tim Chisholm, Director of Racquets The 2026 Gold Racquets Court Tennis singles draw was arguably the strongest and deepest field of players in decades.

Half of the field had handicaps less than 15; and (2) additional players represented the US on the 2025 Clothier & Van Alan Cup teams.

The semi-finals saw rematches of the last (2) Gold Racquets Finals; and the crowd was treated to entertaining three set matches in both halves of the draw. Oliver Pridmore, after a slow start and excellent play by Erik Barker, was able to settle into the match and move on the Final. Noah Motz and Freddie Bristowe provided the Tuxedo crowd with an entertaining and well played Final two years ago, with Freddie prevailing in 4 sets. Motz came into the 2026 semi-final with a few more weapons in his arsenal; and after Bristowe took the first set easily; the two players showed why they are two of the best young players in the game with two 6/5 sets won by Motz.

Motz vs. Pridmore looked like a classic; with the crowd finding it hard to decide on who to cheer for, as these two young players are two of the nicest guys in the game. Motz fought back from an early deficit in the first set to take it 6/5, won the second set easily and was rolling 4/0 up in the third when Pridmore dug deep and fought back to take a 5/4 lead.

Motz’s offense over the next two games proved to be the difference as he rallied and is a very deserving Gold Racquets Champion winning 6/5 6/1 6/5.

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122ND GOLD RACQUETS CONT’D

The future of the game is looking very bright if the 2026 Gold Racquets is any indication.

The Cuspidor Doubles had 62 players competing for 24 spots in three semi-final flights, with matches starting bright and early each day and going until the early hours of the morning.

Flight Champions are as follows: Bostwick Flight: Alice Devereux & Lindsay Maxwell Ronaldson Flight: Chris Heffernan & Paul Nieuwerburgh Fahey Flight: Paul Brooke & Matthew Ezersky GOLD RACQUETS RACKETS Congratulations to the Singles and Doubles Champions of the Tuxedo Club's 122nd Gold Racquets: Singles: Freddie Bristowe defeated Tarquin Sotir: 15/8, 15/0, 15/5 Spittoon Doubles: Bristowe/Pridmore defeated Yager/Sotir: 2/15, 15/5, 15/12 A big THANK YOU and CONGRATULATIONS to Tuxedo Racquets Co-Chairs Charles de Casteja and Dave Christensen for a job WELL DONE!

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2026 REVERSE COURT TENNIS HANDICAPPED DOUBLES

The always entertaining 'REVERSE' was held over Easter weekend with 10 teams participating in this annual event at the Tennis House.

Main Draw: Champions: Campbell Langdon, Sr. and Campbell Langdon, Jr Finalists: Scott Mullins & Doug Rowles Back Draw: Champions: James Carter & Gurdane Bhutani Finalists: Amy Gold & Maria Panico

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2026 USCTA WHARTON CUP

The 2026 Wharton Cup saw participants from Aiken Tennis Club, Westwood Country Club and The Tuxedo Club.

With a back draw along with the main draw, all participants were guaranteed a minimum of (2) matches over the weekend.

One of the Westwood players may have mentioned that he might not have brought enough clothes for all of his matches!

Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh of Tuxedo was the favorite at the start of the event and his solid play throughout the weekend proved this to be the case. He is the 2026 Wharton Cup Champion!

Westwood member Mark Talbott also held to form as the #2 seed, although he was pushed to the brink by Tuxedo’s Dan Rifkin in their quarter-final match.

The 2026 participants were: The Tuxedo Club: Paul Brooke, Dave Christensen, Robert Lopez, Dan Rifkin & Stijn Van Nieuwerburg Westwood Country Club: Jim LaRocca, Andrew Ritter & Mark Talbott Aiken Tennis Club: Claire Voegele Congratulations to the winners and finalists: Champion:Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh Finalist: Mark Talbott Back Draw Champion: Dave Christensen Back Draw Finalist: Jim LaRocca

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2026 USCTA FAMILY HANDICAP DOUBLES The ‘Family’ HCP Doubles has turned into a fun, successful and entertaining event on the USCTA calendar.

2026 saw 15 teams participate @ The Tuxedo Club: (6) Father-Son teams (5) Husband-Wife teams (3) Mother-Son teams (1) Father-Daughter team Included in the 2026 teams were the defending champions: Lindsay & Gavin Maxwell. Each team played a minimum of 3-12 game matches with the top (4) teams moving on the semifinals.

Semi-Finals: Defending Champions Lindsay & Gavin Maxwell defeated Lauren & Doug Rowles Finals: Heather & Jeremy Kidde defeated Serena & Kurt Mueller

MENS COURT TENNIS SINGLES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Congratulations to Ben Alcorn & Josh Scherer the 25'-26' Club Champions!

In a very entertaining final they defeated Charles de Casteja & Kurt Mueller.

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JUNIOR RACQUETS ACADEMY INFORMATION

2026 USCTA JUNIOR HANDICAP SINGLES The Tuxedo Club hosted (8) Juniors for the 2026 Junior Handicap Singles Championships.

The participants were: Jeremy Wintersteen JR. (Newport) Winter Evans-Jones (Philadelphia) Ford Evans-Jones (Philadelphia) Macalister Simpson (Tuxedo) Lulu Gorzynski (Tuxedo) Walt Laukitis (Tuxedo) Benny Cassin (Westwood) Deven Paes (Tuxedo) The tournament committee had the participants play in (2) Round Robins with the top two finishers moving on the SemFinals. The juniors had a blast and provided the spectators with some entertaining and spectacular tennis.

Semi-Finals: Walt Laukitis defeated Lucian Gorzynski Winter Evans-Jones defeated Deven Paes Finals: Walt Laukitis – Champion Winer Evans-Jones – Finalist A huge THANK YOU to the Tuxedo Club for hosting the event and being so supportive of the development of Junior Court Tennis in the USA!

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2026 RACQUETS EVENTS

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER PLEASE CONTACT THE TENNIS HOUSE

RACQUETS

UPCOMING EVENTS Men’s Singles Club Championship Court Tennis April 17 - 19 Inter-Club Match vs.

Philadelphia Racquet Club Court Tennis May 2 US Amateur Court Tennis May 8 - 10 FIRST Friday Night Mixer of the Season Lawn Tennis & Padel May 8 FRIDAY NIGHT MIXERS Lawn Tennis & Padel May 15, 22, 29 Davis Cup Po-AM Court Tennis May 15 - 17 Men’s Member-Guest Padel May 30 Rain Date: May 31

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2026 GOLF CALENDAR

GOLF

GOLF UPDATE

By Chris Muldoon, Director of Golf Happy Spring! The golf course, golf shop, and practice facilities resumed normal operations on April 2 nd following a month of volatile weather. We are excited for another active golf season ahead. Last year, rounds were up nearly 9% compared to the prior year. Roughly 19,250 rounds mark the highest tally in at least the past 15 years.

We are happy to welcome back some familiar faces to the golf operation; however, I’d be remised if I didn’t say farewell to two core team members who will not be returning. After seven years of service, Maxwell Breiner, Head Golf Professional, has decided to pursue other professional opportunities. We are grateful for his many contributions and the lasting impact he has had on our members and golf operation. We thank Max for his commitment and wish him continued success in his next chapter. Similarly, Assistant Golf Professional Brady Tucker is beginning a new professional journey in sunny South Florida. While we won’t have the opportunity to properly bid them farewell, please join me in wishing them well and thanking them for their service to the Club.

Senior Assistant Golf Professional Devlin Walsh will assume many of Max’s responsibilities and assist in leading the golf operation team. We are also pleased to welcome back many familiar faces again this season - Director of Instruction Brandon Gelo, Golf Shop Manager Corinna Limbocker, and Assistant Golf Professional Andrew “Moose” Plucinski. We are also excited to introduce two new members of our professional team – Andrew Gubala & Will Glock.

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GOLF

GOLF UPDATE CONT’D

On the golf course, the use of green covers throughout the winter continue to prove beneficial, and the greens are in excellent health. Tees and approaches have been core aerified. Fairway aeration is scheduled for Thursday, April 16 th and likely take two days to complete. DryJect green aeration is scheduled for the week of April 20 th , weather dependent.

Thank you for your continued support and understanding as we prepare the golf course for the upcoming season.

As you prepare for the season ahead, please use the Golf Calendar as a guide. We will also send a weekly communications for an in-depth look at the week ahead.

Tournament registration for many events and associations is already open – including our Men’s Invitational, Men’s One-Day Member-Guests, Season-Long Governors’ Cup, and Ladies’ 9- & 18-Hole Golf Associations.

As always, should you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call the Golf Shop at (845) 351-7350 or email me directly at cmuldoon@thetuxedoclub.org. I look forward to seeing you all soon!

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2026 PROFESSIONAL GOLF STAFF

CHRIS MULDOON, Director of Golf Chris is a PGA of America Class “A” Member entering his sixteenth season as Director of Golf. Chris’ journey to The Tuxedo Club started in New Castle, Delaware where he was born and raised in a golfing family. Chris graduated Magna Cum Laude from Methodist College in Fayetteville, North Carolina at which he attained his B.S. in Business Administration and Professional Golf Management. He has served as the First Assistant Professional at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, New York and as the First Assistant Professional at Seminole Golf Club in Juno Beach, Florida – commuting seasonally between the two clubs. Prior to Shinnecock and Seminole, Chris served as the Assistant Golf Professional at Oakmont Country Club outside Pittsburgh and Canoe Brook Country Club in Summit, New Jersey. Chris and his wife, Elyssa, currently reside in Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey, with their seven-year-old daughter Weatherly.

DEVLIN WALSH, Senior Assistant Golf Professional Devlin is entering his fifth season at The Tuxedo Club as an Assistant Golf Professional. Devlin was born and raised in the Catskill Mountains of New York. He grew up working and playing at the timeless Catskill resorts such as The Nevele, Grossingers, and The Concord. He comes from a golfing family, taking his first steps on the practice green at The Woodstock Golf Club where his father Geoff Walsh was the PGA Head Golf Professional. He graduated with a degree in Communications from the University at Albany. His brother Taylor was a playing professional who has had a great influence on Devlin’s desire to play and teach the game. His amateur career has allowed him to play many of the venerable courses throughout the Metropolitan area. In 2014, he competed in the 34th U.S Mid-Amateur at Saucon Valley Country Club.A PGA Associate, Devlin previously ventured South for three winters to work as an Assistant Golf Professional at The Old Collier Golf Club in Naples, Florida. Devlin and his wife Brittany currently reside in Napanoch, New York.

2026 PROFESSIONAL GOLF STAFF BRANDON GELO, Director of Instruction Brandon is returning for his ninth season at The Tuxedo Club. Born and raised in El Paso, Texas, Brandon is a Class “A” Member of the PGA of America. A graduate of the New Mexico State University, Brandon earned a B.B.A. in Marketing with a concentration in Professional Golf Management. Brandon previously served as the Head Golf Professional at Essex Fells Country Club in New Jersey after being promoted from Assistant Golf Professional, a position he held since 2004. He is passionate about playing, indicative of his five wins in the New Jersey PGA Section Assistant Tournaments and a low competitive round of 64.Additionally, he was awarded the New Jersey PGA Section Assistant Professional of the Year in 2011 after serving as the Chairman of the Assistant Committee. As a Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Certified Instructor, we are excited to have him cultivating the game of golf here at The Tuxedo Club, putting player development programs in place for golfers of all ages, genders and skill levels. Brandon and his wife, Gina, have three amazing girls – Emma (13), Reese (11), and Olivia (9) – and currently reside in West Caldwell, New Jersey.

ANDREW PLUCINSKI, Assistant Golf Professional Andrew is entering his fifth season at The Tuxedo Club – his fourth as an Assistant Golf Professional. Originally from Chicago, Illinois, Andrew is the second oldest of six siblings. He graduated with his B.S. in Accounting with a concentration in Professional Golf Management at Methodist University in Fayetteville, North Carolina. During his internships, he has gained valuable experience assisting the golf staff with golf shop operations, tournaments, and junior golf at Ravinia Green Country Club, in Riverwoods, Illinois; Lake Shore Country Club in Glencoe, Illinois; and The Country Club of Virginia in Richmond, Virginia. Andrew previously worked at Adios Golf Club in Coconut Creek, Florida for three winters.Andrew is a Class “A” Member of the PGA of America.

2026 PROFESSIONAL GOLF STAFF ANDREW GUBALA, Assistant Golf Professional Andrew is entering his first season at The Tuxedo Club as an Assistant Golf Professional. He grew up in Ramsey, New Jersey and developed his passion for the game while playing at Ramsey Golf & Country Club and competing for Ramsey High School.

He graduated from Eastern

Kentucky University in December 2025 with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing, with a concentration in Professional Golf Management. During his time at EKU, Andrew gained valuable experience through internships at Alpine Country Club in Demarest, New Jersey and Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club in Bedminster, New Jersey. This past winter, Andrew further expanded his experience in player development and golf operations while serving as an Administrator of the Apogee Performance Center, a cutting-edge 55acre teaching facility at the Apogee Club in Hobe Sound, Florida that caters to all levels of golfers. Andrew is the oldest of two siblings, with a younger brother currently attending James Madison University. In February 2026, he was elected to Class “A” Membership in the PGA of America. Andrew is excited to return to the area and looks forward to building relationships with the membership and contributing to the continued excellence of The Tuxedo Club.

WILL GLOCK, Assistant Golf Professional Will brings a fresh perspective to The Tuxedo Club as he embarks on his first season as an Assistant Golf Professional. A Maryland native, Will grew up in Fallston — just 30 minutes north of Baltimore — before going on to compete in baseball at the University of Maryland. It wasn't until his 20s that he first picked up a golf club and began a new chapter that led him to the golf industry. After three seasons honing his skills as an Assistant Golf Professional at Maryland Golf & Country Club in Bel Air, Maryland, Will furthered his experience in Outside Operations at the prestigious Jupiter Hills Club this past winter. A PGA Associate, Will arrives at The Tuxedo Club ready to bring that diverse background and a genuine love for the game to every member and guest he serves.

2026 PROFESSIONAL GOLF STAFF

CORINNA LIMBOCKER, Golf Shop Manager Corinna is entering her second season as Golf Shop Manager.

She was born and raised in Pebble Beach, California, and grew up as a member of Monterey Peninsula Country Club, where she is the current course record holder on the Shore Course with a score of 66 (-7)! She started swinging at 2 years old and played in her first tournament at 6 years old, which led to a successful competitive playing career. Corinna is a three-time Academic AllAmerican at the University of Arkansas and a contributing member of the team that finished T-5th at the 2011 NCAA Division I Women’s National Championships. She continued her playing career following college after moving to Nashville, Tennessee. During that stint in her life, her playing accomplishments include 2013 Tennessee Women’s Amateur Player of the Year, 2013 Women’s Southern Amateur SemiFinalist, T-2 nd Tennessee Women’s Open, and successfully advancing to Stage II of LPGA Qualifying School. In 2018, she moved to New York with her husband, who is an Associate Professor of American Politics and Deputy of the Social Sciences Research Lab at West Point. Following years as an amateur golfer in the area while employed in the luxury automotive industry, Corinna transitioned into the private golf industry where she continues to utilize her skills and experiences in the sport she is passionate about. Corinna and her husband, Scott, currently reside in Cornwall, New York, with their beloved Goldendoodle, Mo.

2026 PROFESSIONAL GOLF STAFF

TOM CELLI, Director of Outside Operations Tom is entering his first season as Director of Outside Operations after assisting the team last fall. A proud native of the Bronx, New York, and the middle child of seven siblings, Tom brings a lifetime of dedication, discipline, and service to his role as Director of Outside Operations. A graduate of Bergenfield High School in New Jersey, Tom went on to spend six years as a Supervisor with UPS in Secaucus, New Jersey, where he honed strong leadership and operational skills. He then followed his passion for giving back, volunteering as a teacher for six years across Belize, Central America, and Mossel Bay, South Africa — an experience that not only broadened his worldview but sparked a deep and lasting love for the game of golf. Returning stateside, Tom channeled that passion into the golf industry, serving three years as Assistant Director of Outside Operations at Alpine Country Club before stepping into his current role. Tom resides in Paramus, New Jersey with his wife of 22 years, Rebecca Marra.

SAUL JIMENEZ, Outside Operations Supervisor Saul Jimenez has played a vital role in member services at golf over the past sixteen seasons. A native of Jalisco, Mexico, Saul currently resides in Congers, New York. He comes from a large family of seven siblings – he has three brothers and three sisters.

He claims to be able to shoot in the 80’s and we are all excited to find out if that is true.We are all very fortunate to have Saul as part of the outside operations and maintenance department staff and look forward to many more.

GOLF

COURSE UPDATE

By Casey Klossner, Director of Agronomy

Warmer weather is upon us! After over 60 inches of snow during the offseason, the golf course is breaking winter dormancy and trees are beginning to show signs of leaves, which tells us the golf season is here!

Over the winter, Davey Arborists completed a large-scale tree project on holes 1 through 18, the entrance road, parking lot, and Paddle area. The majority of the work performed was pruning and raising tree canopies to improve playability, air movement, and aesthetics. Dead or dying trees that were becoming safety hazards were removed, stumps ground and holes backfilled and grassed over. Having spoken to many members this spring, we can confirm that feedback has been excellent on the project.

45 days of continuous snow cover on the course paused many offseason projects, but since the snow melted, we are full steam ahead. The putting greens are still breaking dormancy and a few areas are a little slow to get growing on holes 3, 11, and 16. Our staff has already seeded these areas and we expect recovery to be swift over the next couple of weeks. Hole locations will continue to be placed away from these areas to expedite their recovery. All other playing surfaces came out of the winter in excellent condition, and we look forward to seeing their performance this season.

Additionally, it is our pleasure to announce that all course aeration has been completed on tees, approaches and fairways.

A big thank you to our team for long days of labor-intensive work, all while completing projects and routine mowing on the golf course over the last few weeks.

Excitement is building in our department, and we look forward to seeing you all on the golf course for a great 2026 season!

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FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER PLEASE CONTACT THE GOLF SHOP

GOLF

UPCOMING EVENTS Ladies’ 18-Hole Warm-Up April 21 Ladies’ 9-Hole Warm-Up & Introductory Clinics April 22, 29 Dryject Green Aeration April 20 - 22 Ladies’ 9-Hole “Meet & Greet” April 22 WMGA Team Matches April 28 Governors’ Cup Registration Deadline April 30 Ladies’ 18-Hole Alibi May 5 Ladies’ 9-Hole Opening Day “Play with the Pros” Scramble May 6 Golf Opening Cocktail Party May 8 Men’s Opening Day ABCD Mixer May 9

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FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER PLEASE CONTACT THE GOLF SHOP

GOLF

UPCOMING EVENTS

Ladies’ 18-Hole Open Day Shamble & Luncheon May 12 Ladies’ 9-Hole Speed Golf May 13 Member-Member Tournament May 16 Junior Golf Kick-Off Breakfast May 17 Ladies’ 18-Hole Stableford May 19 Ladies’ 9-Hole Skills Contest May 20 Ladies’ 9- & 18-Hole Scramble Mixer May 27 Ladies’ 18-Hole Red, White, & Blue May 28 McVickar Cup May 30 Rain Date May 31

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IN MEMORIAM ARCHIE GWATHMEY JANUARY 30, 2026

DIRECTORY Randy St. John, CCM, CCE, General Manager/COO rstjohn@thetuxedoclub.org 845-351-7313 Daniel Britts, CCM, Assistant General Manager dbritts@thetuxedoclub.org 845-351-7329 Tim Chisholm, Director of Racquet Sports tchisholm@thetuxedoclub.org 845-351-7345 Katie Gaertner, Director of Membership & Marketing kgaertner@thetuxedoclub.org 845-351-4791 ext. 318 Casey R. Klossner, Director of Agronomy cklossner@thetuxedoclub.org 845-351-5147 Sheila E. Kobrick, MBA, CHAE, Director of Finance, Human Resources & Information Technology skobrick@thetuxedoclub.org 845-351-7314 Arnold Kruck, Executive Chef akruck@thetuxedoclub.org 845-351-7311 Chris Muldoon, PGA, Director of Golf cmuldoon@thetuxedoclub.org 845-351-4543 Ted Thiessen, Boatmaster boatmaster@thetuxedoclub.org 845-351-2420 Photography Jess Marchione Photography, Matt Scott Photography

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Main Clubhouse: One West Lake Road, Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 (845) 351-4791 Tennis House: 17 West Lake RoadTuxedo Park, NY 10987 (845) 351-7345 Golf Clubhouse: 42 Stuart Terrace, Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 (845) 351-7340 Golf Pro Shop: 126 South Gate Road, Tuxedo Park, NY 10987 (845) 351-4543