Weekly Update January 7 - 17

Alamance Country Club

Weekly Update

JANUARY 7­ JANUARY 17

Saddle Club Lounge • 6:00pm ­ 8:00pm Live Music by Local Musicians January 8 | Marty Fuller January 15 | Eli Wheeler Group January 22 | Lanie Schofer January 29 | Wishful Thinking

1946 Grill Viewing Digitally?

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LUNCH MENU

REMINDER: Face masks are to be worn at all times while in the Clubhouse unless you are actively eating and drinking at your table.

1946 GRILL Open For Dine­In The 1946 Grill is open for our members to enjoy dining in!

Hours: Lunch | 11:00am ­ 2:00pm Tuesday ­ Friday

DINNER MENU

Dinner | 5:00pm ­ 9:00pm* Tuesday ­ Sunday *Open until 10:00pm on Friday Please call for Reservations 336­584­0345 or 334­639­5379 (Curbside Service is also Available)

1946 Grill Daily Drink Specials 11:00am ­ 9:00pm* *Friday until 10:00pm | Last Call for Alcohol is daily at 8:45pm

TUESDAY 50% Off House Liquors WEDNESDAY 50% Off Draft Beer THURSDAY 50% Off House Wines FRIDAY $5 Special Cocktail SATURDAY 50% Off House Bourbon or Whiskey

Weekly Take-Out Available Tuesday ­ Friday Call Marty at 336­584­0345 to place your order.

Order prior to or by 11:00am on the day of meal | Pick Up between 5:00pm ­ 7:00pm

SOUPS $12+ per quart

Tuesday, January 12 Pasta e Fagioli

Wednesday, January 13 Broccoli & Cheese

Thursday, January 14 Lentil with Sausage

Friday, January 15 New England Clam Chowder

Serves 4 ($45) • Serves 2 ($25) Vegetarian Dinner Option (Serves 2)| $25 Tuesday ­ Friday Salad of the Evening, Porcini & Truffle Pasta with Exotic Mushrooms Dessert of the Evening, Tea Tuesday, Jan.12

Baby Spinach, Mandarin Oranges, Red Onions, Goat Cheese Crumbles, Poppyseed Dressing, Creamy Macaroni & Cheese with Grilled Chicken, Country Green Beans, Toll House Pie, Tea

Wednesday, Jan. 13

House Salad with House Dressing, ACC Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Sautéed Cabbage, Chocolate Cake with Icing, Tea

Thursday, Jan.14

House Salad with Croutons, House Dressing, Beef Stew with Vegetables and Carrots, Rolls, Assorted Dessert Bars, Tea

Friday, Jan. 13

Spinach Salad with Fresh Beets, Feta Cheese, Balsamic Dressing, Ground Beef Enchiladas, Spanish Rice, Corn Chips with Salsa, Vanilla Filled Cream Puffs with Cinnamon & Sugar, Tea

1946 Grill Daily Drink Specials | Tuesday ­ Saturday | 11:00am ­ 9:00pm* *Friday until 10:00pm | Last Call for Alcohol is daily at 8:45pm

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

50% Off House Liquors

50% Off Draft Beer

50% Off House Wines

$5 Special Cocktail

50% Off House Bourbon or Whiskey

BEER GROWLERS Filled with On­Tap Beer of Your Choice $30 | Refills ­ $15

BEERS ON TAP Red Oak Battlefield Guinness Stout Hi­Wire Lager Noda Imperial Hop Drop

Candy IPA Pernicious IPA Red Oak Bavarian Amber Lager Olde Hickory Hefe­Weizen

Golf GOLF PRO SHOP 336­584­1326

Happy New Year to Everyone! Here’s to a successful and fulfilling 2021 at ACC! Please read below for an important update to the Golf Operations.

After reviewing our first full month of being open, we are making some adjustments to our daily play schedule. Please read carefully and please continue to help us protect and enjoy our golf course!

Beginning Immediately, our daily round max will increase to: • 64 players Tuesday through Friday • 80 players Saturday, Sunday, and designated holidays • Accompanied Guests will be allowed (All Guests must be accompanied during his/her round by a member with full golf privileges) Beginning Tuesday, January 12: • Tee Times will begin at 9:00am off the 1st Tee (unless otherwise determined); unless we have a frost delay, tee times will automatically move to a Double Tee Start beginning at 11:00am, and if necessary to 12:00pm. If we cannot open at 12:00pm, we will remain closed for the day.

Unfortunately, Shotgun Starts are not available at this time.

Frost Delays • The Golf Staff will notify scheduled groups if there is a frost delay, but members should anticipate a delay any time temperatures are scheduled to reach or fall below 32 degrees.

• As a reminder, during frost delays all practice greens are closed until the course opens.

Again, please continue to carefully monitor play and the effects on the course as we transition through winter and into spring. We will update the membership as changes are made.

Thank you for your continued patience and attention to ensuring our course is the best it can be for all our members.

GOLF OPERATIONS HOURS | 336­584­1326 Tuesday­ Sunday • 8:00am ­ 5:30pm Monday • Golf Shop, Golf Course, Practice Tee are Closed

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FITNESS

Fitness Center • 336­584­9848

Reasons to Get a Massage in the

Winter

COVID­19 WAIVER FOR FITNESS CENTER | Click Here PLEASE NOTE:

A mask will be required by all members at all times in the Fitness Center.

1. Massage therapy is known to boost your immune system. Studies show that regular massage therapy can boost the body’s number of “killer cells”, making it easier to fight off the many communicable diseases that float around in the Winter months.

2. With shorter, drearier days ahead, Winter can leave you feeling tired and worn out. A good deep tissue massage, can be relaxing as well as uplifting.

Massage therapy is an inexpensive way to beat the winter blues and is a healthy way to relieve stress.

3. With Winter comes dry air, and with dry air comes dry skin. Massage therapy is proven to stabilize the collagen in your skin and also helps maintain your skin’s elasticity. When using lotion to creams to butters during your massage, this helps to moisturize your skin.

4. Massage when coupled with warm elements help to warm the body and the soul. Using a heated pad on the table, hot towels, or hot stones in a massage help to warm cold, rigid muscles and fascia which allows you to get the most out of your massage session.

Elizabeth Madrid, Message Therapist, NC Lic.# 13115 336­675­4998

Middle School Mondays & Wednesdays 6th ­ 8th Grade 4:00pm 4:45pm

GROUP CYCLING | Tuesdays • 5:30pm • • • • •

Class held in basement of Fitness Center $8 per class Please bring your own towel and water bottle.

Class size is limited to 6 members Pre ­ Registration Required ­ 336­584­9848

• Bring running shoes, towel & water bottle • Must Pre­Register by calling the Fitness Center 336­584­9848 $15 per Session per day

Matt Sommer, MS, CSCS, CES, PES, ACSM EP­C, Pn1 Kenny Lutz, BS, CSCS Elizabeth Madrid, NC Lic.# 13115 Director of Fitness Assistant Fitness Director Massage Therapist

Jennifer Smith jsmith@alamancecc.net

MEMBERSHIP Welcome New Members

The Rowe Family Nathan Lindsey, Parker, Berkley & Skylar Rowe Lindsey is a Burlington native and a graduate of Walter Williams High School. Parker is from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan and Vail, Colorado and they met at East Carolina University.

Lindsey is an Interior Designer with Cynthia Huffines Interior Design. Parker is in sales and works for SAS. Lindsey loves Greek food and Parker wonders if Bourbon is a food? If not, he loves Italian!

They both love to travel and Lindsey loves Paris, Greece and Kerr Lake, and hand’s down, Parker loves to visit Vail, Colorado. They enjoy spending time with their family and Parker enjoys traveling, playing golf and tennis while Lindsey loves reading, decorating and baking.

They have two sweet girls: Berkley (6), and Skylar (3).

They also have an 11­year old Pomeranian, Lucy.

While they are looking forward to playing golf, tennis and enjoying the pool, they are also excited to enjoy social activities and events for the girls. Please reach out to them and give them a warm welcome to ACC.

The Haithcock Family Mary Chayse & Luke Mary Chayse is from Charlotte, North Carolina and graduated from Covenant Day School and Clemson University.

She is employed with Elon University as a Special Events Coordinator. Luke is a Burlington native and graduated from Walter Williams High School and UNC ­ Greensboro. He is a Senior Financial Analyst with LabCorp.

When it comes to good food, Mary Chayse loves any­ thing Mexican or Chinese, and Luke loves chicken pie.

They enjoy visiting Hyco Lake, Badin Lake and Pawley’s Island. Luke loves to play golf, pickleball and watching any sport live or on tv. Mary Chayse spends a lot of time working on her art business, working out and walking their sweet Golden Retriever, Ryder. They also enjoy spending time with their family and friends. They are looking forward to playing golf, eating good food, interacting with fellow members and relax­ ing with friends. Please reach out and give them a warm welcome to ACC.

Jennifer Smith jsmith@alamancecc.net

MEMBERSHIP

The Harrison Family Meredith & John Meredith and John are both Burlington natives and graduates of Walter William High School, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Meredith is a PhD candidate in clinical Health and Psychology at UNC Charlotte and is currently completing her pre­doctoral internship at Wake Forest University’s Counseling Center. John is a senior developer consultant with Forefront Technologies.

They love many types of foods and love trying new things.

Anything bite­size is their favorite and they love tapas. They are looking forward to traveling to new places, post pandemic!.

They love to play with their Standard Poodle, Walter, supporting local restaurants and breweries and spending time with family and friends.

Meredith and John are looking forward to building commu­ nity relationships and making new connections here in their hometown. They are excited for the social and recreational activities that ACC provides.

A special memory for Meredith and John was having their rehearsal dinner and wedding reception at ACC in October 2018 following Hurricane Michael and no power in the area. They are still so grateful to all the staff members who were able to make these events happen while running entirely on generators! Please reach out to them and give them a warm welcome to ACC!

The Moffitt Family Ashley, Ryan & John Ryan Ashley is from Bethel, North Carolina and is a graduate of East Carolina University. She is employed with Cone Health.

Ryan graduated from the College of Charleston and Elon Law School. He is employed with Vernon Law Firm.

Ashley and Ryan both love good Italian food. In their spare time, they enjoy traveling and love to visit Jackson Hole, Wy., and the beach. They both also enjoy reading.

They also have a precious little boy, John Ryan, and are expecting a baby soon! Please reach out to them and give them a warm welcome to ACC.

Jennifer Smith jsmith@alamancecc.net

MEMBERSHIP

The Cross Family Anna, David, Henry & Ava Anna and David are both Burlington natives and graduated from Walter Williams High School. Anna is a graduate of Meredith College, and David graduated from Virginia Tech.

Anna owns her own business, Bibs and Kids Boutique in Greensboro. David is an aerospace engineer with Structures.Aero.

Anna’s favorite food is chicken, while David loves ice cream! When given the opportunity to travel, David’s favorite place to visit is Lake Lauzon in Canada and Anna loves spending time at Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina.

They have two adorable children. Henry is five and Ava is two and a half. They also have a furry child, Lucy, their 9­year old dog.

It is an exciting time to be joining the Club, and they are looking forward to playing golf, spending time at the pool, social events, and lessons and clinics for the children. Please reach out to them and give them a warm welcome to ACC.

On behalf of the Board of Directors and Staff of Alamance Country Club, we would like to express our condolences to the families of McNair Maxwell & Aileen McCauley

ALAMANCE COUNTRY CLUB 2402 Pineway Drive Burlington, NC 27215 336.584.0345 www.alamancecountryclub.com

2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

GLENN VAN FLEET. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President

WAYNE ABERNATHY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director

gvanfleet@gbmcpas.com

wayne.abernathy15a@gmail.com

MICHAEL SPLAWN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice-President

JIM BUTLER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director

jmsplawn@gmail.com

jimbcar@gmail.com

KEVIN MINTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary

minter.kevin@gmail.com

GERRY FRANCIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director francis@elon.edu

JOSH CHAPPELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer

TIFFANY PITTARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director

josh@jbcins.com

tiffanypittard@gmail.com

JANIE SELLERS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Past President

RAY WOMACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Director

janiesellers@triad.rr.com

raytwomack@gmail.com

Youth

Kelsey Morrison kidsclub@alamancecc.net

Fridays in January • 5:00pm ­ 10:00pm Limited to 8 Ages: Potty Trained ­ 5th Grade | Pool Pavilion Kids just want to have fun, so let them come to Kids’ Club while you enjoy your dinner or event at the Club $12 per child | Includes Meal Reservations Online HERE, by email to: kidsclub@alamancecc.net or call Marty at 336­584­0345