Annandale
GOLF CLUB
BRASSIE APRIL 2020
ANNANDALE BRASSIE | APRIL 2020 OFFICERS President................................Robert V. Fuelling 1st Vice President.................. Kyle C. Colburn 2nd Vice President.............. Richard C. Baptie Chief Financial Officer............ David Williams Secretary............................... Robert W. Huston BOARD OF DIRECTORS Steven T. Mena Richard C. Baptie Christopher J. Cabot Gordon Penharlow Thomas Perrier Kyle C. Colburn Max Pray Brett Foy David Williams Robert V. Fuelling Richmond A. Wolf Robert W. Huston COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Finance........................................ David Williams Golf................................... Christopher J. Cabot Golf Rules...................................... John H. Reith Green.......................................... Steven T. Mena Handicap........................................ John H. Reith House........................................... William Marsh HR & Insurance........................Thomas Perrier Legal...................................... Robert E. Williams Membership.......................... Richard C. Baptie Tennis.......................................... Roxanne Basso Women’s Golf Assoc. ....................Peggy West CLUB STAFF General Manager/COO.............. Curt Gilliland cgilliland@annandalegolf.com Clubhouse Manager............... Voltaire Aniceto voltaire@annandalegolf.com Controller................................... Rebecca Bedrick rebecca@annandalegolf.com Head PGA Golf Professional.......Brian Bohlig bbohlig@annandalegolf.com Private Event Manager................. Violet Burns violet@annandalegolf.com Director of Mktg & Comm.... Danielle Duran dduran@annandalegolf.com NEXT GEN Coordinator....... Courtney Fenty cfenty@annandalegolf.com Executive Chef............................... Jim Harringer jim@annandalegolf.com Dir. of People Operations.....Susan Hausman susan@annandalegolf.com Head Tennis Professional............... Dale Jones dale@annandalegolf.com Director of Membership.....Charie Laugharn charie@annandalegolf.com Golf Course Superintendent...Brian O’Laughlin bolaughlin@annandalegolf.com Marketing Specialist.............Madison White madison@annandalegolf.com
ON THE COVER A familiar sight at the Club. Our furry, cotton-tailed friend makes an appearance just in time for Easter.
Contents
03 | FROM THE PRESIDENT My First 30 Days
04 | FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER COVID - 19
05 | FROM THE HEAD GOLF PRO Golf Highlights
06 | FROM THE GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT The Greens Are Taking A Break
07 | FROM THE TENNIS PRO Summer Tennis Camps
07 | FROM THE PRIVATE EVENTS MANAGER We’re in This Together
08 | FROM THE AWGA PRESIDENT All About AWGA
10 | CLUB EVENT PHOTOS
Davies Wine Dinner & A Novel Idea
11 | MAY CALENDAR
Not Much Going on in April, but May is Looking Eventful
12 | NEXT GEN
Kids Easter Craft Video
13
| LOOKING FORWARD
Summer Events Are Right Around the Corner
HOURS OF OPERATION
FROM THE
President
As I enter my third year as a member of the Annandale Board of Directors, it is an incredible honor to serve the Membership as President. Although, I will say it is strange that none of the past Presidents that I spoke to in February mentioned that my first 30 days would be anything like this! The last three Robert V. Fuelling weeks have been very challenging for all of us as members of Annandale. To put COVID-19 in perspective, in 2008, we experienced a global disruption to the world economy that lasted approximately two years. The Great Financial Crisis affected all of us at Annandale. Yet, we persevered, learned from the experience, adjusted club operations and the way we function in all facets of creating a positive Annandale experience. The challenge we have before us is significantly different. In 2008 we were challenged with the financial viability and well-being of Annandale Golf Club. There was no disruption to our enjoyment of the golf course, clubhouse, and the ability to socialize with friends, family, and fellow members. Today we are challenged to be good members of society, follow state mandates, and implement policies that will keep all of us safe and healthy. Over the past three weeks, the Board of Directors and the Leadership Team of Annandale have been in constant contact and have been making difficult decisions on what seems like a daily basis. We will continue to work collectively to determine what services and “member value” we are able to provide while still practicing safe quality control standards for our Members and our employees. We are fortunate to have a stable and quality roster of Members at Annandale, and the Board of Directors have your best interest in mind. We will keep you informed of the decisions that are being made, why those decisions are being made, and what we are doing to ensure everyone’s safety. I am confident that we will all get through these unsettling times together as a community of members that cherish all that Annandale Golf Club has to offer. Be well. Stay safe. I look forward to seeing you at the Club as soon as possible,
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Robert V. Fuelling, President of Annandale Golf Club
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Welcome
NEW MEMBERS
FROM THE
General Manager
“COVID-19”
JEFF KEITH HERRING JUNIOR “D” ASSOCIATE SPOUSE | DANIELLE TAKATA-HERRING RESIDENCE | SAN GABRIEL BUSINESS | SR. ATTORNEY, LA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE
This past month and into the foreseeable future will be an unsettling time for us all. It’s not been for the lack of information, facts, or even coverage regarding the Coronavirus, but rather in the uncertainty of what is being presented to us. Like so much fear and anxiety, emotions of fright and tension result, in large part, due to the unknown and invisibility surrounding the subject. With the networks competing for ratings, it should be of no surprise that the “facts” come fast and furious, and with more drama and sensationalism, comes the potential for larger audiences. Let’s take a deep breath and listen to the experts in the field and the experts of reason, rather than the 6 o’clock news, Fox or CNN.
Curt Gilliland, CCM
Yes, this virus is real; yes, this virus is incredibly contagious and potentially fatal to our most vulnerable citizens; and yes, it is far-reaching across every corner of the globe. The silver lining is that it WILL be containable if we simply practice good and healthy hygiene, be sensible in our daily lives, practice “Social Distancing” (a term which has left an indelible impression in all of our vocabularies), and by staying home and isolating ourselves when we feel any potential symptoms. MICHAEL PATRICK SPEAKER REGULAR - B SPOUSE | JESSICA ZELLER RESIDENCE | LA CANADA BUSINESS | GENERAL COUNSEL, CITY NATIONAL BANK
IN MEMORIAM The Officers, Board of Directors, and Members of Annandale Golf Club wish to express sincere sympathy to the family and
I have written this Brassie article for the third time now. Three weeks ago, when I wrote it the first time, it concentrated on the safeguards that Annandale was instating to ensure safe activities at the Club. Two weeks ago, it expressed the disappointment of shutting the Clubhouse Operations but continuing the Golf Operation. As I sit at my keyboard today, it’s in the surreal and eerie climate of an empty and deserted AGC… There is no crystal ball to let us know when it will be safe to reopen and resume our lives as we left them back on March 16th. There is one thing that I can say without hesitation… when we are authorized to reopen, and the COVID-19 crisis is behind us, we will continue on with the success of our operations, the camaraderie will flow throughout the Club as never before, and Annandale will not “miss a beat” in our drive to be the best Golf Club in Southern California! Stay healthy, diligent, safe, and optimistic. We all will be stronger for having lived through this era.
friends of:
Thank you!
Mr. Christopher P. Knox F. Grant Buckle, M.D.
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Curt Gilliland, General Manager
for your generous contributions to the Caddie Relief Fund.
Golf
HIGHLIGHTS
FROM THE
Head Golf Pro
Greetings! As the calendar turns to Spring, it brings along one of the most fun periods of the year; Junior Golf Season. There are numerous reasons why it is great to enroll your child or grandchild in one of the camps this summer. Some of them include:
Bob Gustafson, Hole in One on 3rd hole @ Pauma Valley CC. 123 yds. This was Bob's 9th Hole in One!
Spending quality time with their friends. Learning etiquette and values. Improving fitness and strength. Learning to manage emotions.
Brian Bohlig, PGA
Learning a game that can be played for a lifetime.
Annandale has a great offering of camps this summer for your young golfer to participate in: Tiny Tees (Ages 3-4) | Sundays An introduction for our youngest golfers to the game of golf. Pee Wee Golf (Ages 5-6) | Sundays An introduction for kids to the game of golf with fun and engaging instruction. Junior Camp | Tuesday - Thursday | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Sessions: 6/9-6/11, 6/16-6/18, 7/14-7/16, 8/18-8/20 A program built to foster the development of fundamentals for junior golfers through basic instruction and games to strengthen the skills necessary to play golf. Advanced Academy | Tuesday - Friday | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Sessions: 6/9-6/11, 6/16-6/18, 7/14-7/16, 8/18-8/20 Designed with junior golfers in mind who have mastered the fundamentals and are looking to learn the finer points of playing golf and competing. Combined Camp | Monday - Friday | 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Sessions: 6/9-6/11, 6/16-6/18, 7/14-7/16, 8/18-8/20 For our young members that want to learn more about Golf and Tennis and what makes each sport fun. Putting these five great options together with a smaller group and private instruction gives aspiring junior golfers at Annandale an excellent opportunity to learn and enjoy the game of golf. Please contact the Golf Shop to get more information on each camp and to sign-up!
How sweet it is! Congratulations Club Champions Steve Mena and Greg Dobbs. Michael O’Connor, Hole in One on #15. Ursula Moore, Hole in One on #9.
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FROM THE GOLF COURSE
Superintendent
While most of the state is under mandatory quarantine, GCM is lucky to get out of the house and on the golf course, as we fall under the essential business list within the Agriculture category. This is good for our sanity and a very good thing for the golf course! I wanted to take this opportunity to explain to you how we have been handling this unique situation. Even though we qualify as an essential business, we are respecting the requests of the governor and respecting the health of our employees by limiting the number of employees to less than 10 each day. We do Brian O’Laughlin so by rotating 4 – 5 hourly employees daily along with myself, my assistants, and mechanic. All employees that are of age 65 and older and/or have underlying health issues are required to stay at home during these strange times. Our breaks and meetings take place outdoors so that we can practice social distancing, and only one person is allowed per vehicle at any time. Lastly, at the end of each day, anything that was touched, driven, or used for work that day is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. Please know that even though GCM is still working, we are thoughtfully and carefully taking all measures to ensure the health and safety of our employees. The golf course will benefit from this “break” that it’s receiving. Although we have limited staff, we are taking this opportunity to keep the golf course in great condition. All focus is primarily down-the-middle, which refers to Greens, Tees, Fairways/Approaches, and Rough. With limited manpower, we are forced to put all our focus into mowing and maintaining the turf along with the necessary fertilizer and fungicide applications, as needed. I’m happy to report, our guys have risen to the occasion, and the golf course is doing very well. Some areas have unfortunately been put on “the back-burner” out of prioritization (like natives, landscapes, and details such as edging bunkers, cart paths, and irrigation heads). I think it’s safe to say everyone is ready to get back to normal. This unique situation has altered everything, from our daily lives to our jobs and routines. What’s most important is that we keep ourselves and our families safe and healthy, which is exactly what GCM wishes for each of you.
Men’s Most Improved Golfer Report for Revision Dates 2/15 - 3/15 Rank
Name
Starting Index Ending Index
Women’s Most Improved Golfer Report for Revision Dates 2/15 - 3/15 Factor
Rank
Name
Starting Index Ending Index
Factor
1
John Clark
16.4
13.0
104.2
1
Sherrill Colony
38.8
27.0
215.9
2
Carl J. West
11.7
10.2
81.7
2
Patricia Fildew
36.4
28.2
225.3
3
Mr. Greg Dobbs
5.3
4.2
33.7
3
Marrissa Bell
36.7
34.4
34.4
4
Rick A Nowak
2.7
1.8
14.4
4
Wendy Wisbon
1.5
1.0
7.8
5
Peter McWilliams
16.6
14.9
118.8
5
Lynn Allen
22.2
21.2
169.6
6
Voltaire Aniceto
10.4
9.1
72.4
6
Gail Ramage
44.9
43.7
349.2
7
Joseph Debriyn
4.7
3.8
30.4
7
Cindy Beart
23.4
22.7
181.3
8
Tommy A. Maloof
1.3
0.6
5.1
8
Margot Milias
20.5
19.9
159.3
9
Jay Dick
14.8
13.4
106.8
9
Kim Sutherland
20.7
20.1
160.9
10
Scott Williamson
4.1
3.3
26.2
10
Jeanie Cushman
27.3
26.7
213.9
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FROM THE
Tennis Pro
It must be going on ten years straight that I have attended the BNP Paribas Tennis Tournament in the desert. This year it has been canceled due to the Coronavirus. Sadly, it gives us a chance to reflect on ten years of brilliant tennis right next door. In addition, as the calendar turns, we may not see the same players next year when the tournament returns to the desert. The great Roger Federer was going to miss this year’s event due to a knee injury and surgery. He may never return. So far, we have seen the departure of Caroline Wozniacki and Maria Dale Jones Sharapova into retirement this year. The last years’ class of retirements was an impressive list of great players, including Nicolas Almagro, my favorite player. When play is interrupted by acts of God and things beyond our control, it makes you realize that the moments of greatness in sports are brief and with respect to Kobe, far too brief. Having said that, relish the times you have on the court and all the great matches that you can see and support!
FROM THE PRIVATE
TENNIS CAMP Monday - Friday 9:30 PM - 1:30 PM Week 1 | June 15-19 Week 2 | June 29, 30 & July 1-3 Week 3 | July 13-17 Week 4 | July 20-24 Week 5 | July 27-31 $450 per week Daily Lunch Included Half Day $250 per week 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM | No Lunch REGISTER NOW
Events Manager I admit I’m a glass-half-full kind of gal, with a make-lemonadefrom-life’s-lemons point of view. So, when looking for inspiration for this month’s Brassie, I came Violet Burns across a quote that epitomizes the sentiment I wish to share with you all. “Sometimes, good things fall apart, so better things can fall together.” – Marilyn Monroe. Ms. Monroe may not be my typical source for nuggets of truth, but I was struck by the timeliness of this thought. We are all going through something that none of us, whether your 80 years old or 8, have experienced before. But we are in it together. Everyday people from around the world share new and creative ways to connect with friends, loved ones, colleagues, even strangers – to create a sense of well-being and togetherness when little else makes sense. Yes, the world seems to be falling apart – our plans, our work, our celebrations have been disrupted – but it is bringing us the unique opportunity to pause and consider what’s most important in our lives, to think outside the box, and to make even better plans!
recognized, anniversaries still honored, holidays still celebrated. As Nicole Hughes, Director of Special Events and Catering at The Reserve Club in Indian Wells, posted, “When this is all over, we are throwing the biggest St. Patrick’s Easter de Mayo of July party anyone has ever seen!” That’s the outlook I wish for each of us. It’s not about looking back to what we’ve lost but looking forward to what we can still have. For every day of life and good health that we experience, we can spend equal time counting our blessings, encouraging each other, and making new plans. We miss seeing you at the Club every day, but our thoughts are with you and your families. Stay well. Stay connected. Stay positive. And when this is behind us, stop in and say hello. We’ll make new memories together!
“Sometimes, good things fall apart, so better things can fall together.” – Marilyn Monroe
This is what I hope to inspire each of you to embrace for the immediate days ahead. We can look forward and live for the moments, not the dates on the calendar. Birthdays can still be Annandale Brassie | April 2020 | 7
FROM THE
Upcoming
TOURNAMENTS AWGA TEAM DERBY WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 3:00 PM SG SPRING 9’ER EVENT THURSDAY, MAY 28 9:00 AM SG PARTNER’S ECLECTIC JUNE 23 & JUNE 25 8:00 AM SG OLSON-PIERCY THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 8:00 AM SG FALL MEETING & MIXER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 9:00 AM SG SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 8:30 AM SG
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AWGA President While everything moving forward remains uncertain due to the current health pandemic, we must remain optimistic but flexible. Brian Bohlig and I have been in touch to discuss the calendar with respect to future AWGA events and have identified some things that may have to be postponed. At this time, we are operating under the assumption that the Club will reopen sometime in May, which would put everything back in motion according to plan with the exception of a couple of events. Everything currently scheduled for May will remain as Peggy West planned, with the exception of the Club Championship currently set for May 12-14. The concern is that, due to a lack of practice, our games will not be fine-tuned enough to play a championship with just a week or two to prepare. We have penciled in October 20-21 as a possible new date. We understand that the A.K. Bourne tournament is set for the week prior to that but felt that competitors in the Club Championship would appreciate the postponement so they wouldn’t have to “cram for the final” so soon after the Club’s hopeful reopening. Please remember: Nothing definite has been decided at this point in time. Everything on the June calendar will remain unchanged, with the exception of the OlsonPiercy, currently set for Thursday, June 4. We have pushed it back into August, specifically August 20. There are lots of balls in the air right now, making it difficult to finalize a good workable Plan B. Let’s all be patient and positive. In paraphrasing the words of Martin Luther King, Jr., let’s all remember: If we can’t fly, we’ll run. If we can’t run, we’ll walk. If we can’t walk, we’ll crawl. But whatever we do, we must keep moving forward!
CANCELLED & POSTPONED EVENTS EVENT
DATE
STATUS
AWGA Team Vs. Riviera
April 7, 2020
Cancelled
AWGA Ladies Masters
April 9, 2020
Cancelled
AWGA Team @ LACC
April 14, 2020
Cancelled
AWGA Club Championship
May 12-14, 2020
Moved to October 20-21
AWGA Olson-Piercy
June 4, 2020
Moved to August 20
AWGA
MAH JONGG FRIDAYS
HIGHLIGHTS
IS SCHEDULED TO RESUME Friday, May 1, 2020 9:45 AM | Coffee 10:00 AM | Mah Jongg 12:00 PM | Optional Lunch
SPECIAL GUEST DAY 02-28-2020
All levels of players welcome!
DUPLICATE BRIDGE RESULTS NORTH/SOUTH Champions - 127 Hilary Hodgkins, Lori Wolf, Linda Rasic, Marion Darling
1. Alison Slattery & Katherine Bianchi
Gross Champions - 165 Jodi Wahba, Marilyn Spiegel, Kathie Diehl, Tina Siu (n/p)
SPRING MIXER 03-05-2020
2. Sally & Donald Clark 3. Paulette Burkitt & Janelle Morton
EAST/WEST TIE 1/2. Martha Marcon & Trisha Martin TIE 1/2. Betsy Weaver & Joanne Williamson 3. Charlotte Reith & Susanne Hollis
BUNCO IS SCHEDULED TO RESUME
Wednesday, May 20, 2020 6:00 PM | Dinner 6:45 PM | Bunco
First Place - 33 - Scorecard Playoff Nicole Anido, Patsy Grant, Megan Drake, Patricia Heng
A Novel Idea
A lively book discussion with friends. MAY American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins
APRIL Lost Roses by Martha Hall Kelly The million-copy bestseller Lilac Girls introduced the real-life heroine Caroline Ferriday. Now Lost Roses, set a generation earlier and also inspired by true events, features Caroline’s mother, Eliza, and follows three equally indomitable women from St. Petersburg to Paris under the shadow of World War I.
Jeanine Cummins’ American Dirt is a novel about a Mexican bookseller who has to escape cartel-related violence with her son, fleeing to the US. Cummins has given face to migrants everywhere who flee violence and near-certain death in search of only one thing: a chance at life.
SCHEDULED FOR
Wednesday, May 13, 2020 10:00 AM | Coffee & Conversation 10:30 AM | Book Discussion 11:30 AM | Optional Lunch Annandale Brassie | April 2020 | 9
Davies Wine Dinner
A Novel Idea
Cinco De Mayo
May 5, 2020 | 6:00 PM
MAY 2020
Tacos y Mas!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY 1
SATURDAY 2
Nifty 50s 11:00 AM TT Mah Jongg Fridays 3
4
10
5
Duplicate Bridge
Green Committee
Course Opens 2:00 PM
Cinco de Mayo (Tentative)
11 Mother’s Day (Tentative)
17
6
12 Course Opens 2:00 PM
18 Duplicate Bridge
25
13
26
14
20
TWA AWGA Team Derby 3:00 PM SG Bunco Board Meeting
27 AWGA/Nifty 50s Event 12:00 PM SG
Holiday Play Course Opens 7:00 AM
15 Mah Jongg Fridays
21
22 Charlie Perry Invitational 12:00 PM SG (Tentative)
28
29
AWGA Spring 9’er Event 9:00 AM SG
Mah Jongg Fridays Friday Night BBQ
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FRENCH WINE DINNER
16 PGA Ball Buster
23
Mah Jongg Fridays
31 Family Nite
9
Mah Jongg Fridays
SWAGNEXT GEN EVENT REGISTRATION A Novel Idea
19 Finance Committee House Committee French Wine Dinner (Tentative)
8
Prospective Member Cocktail Party
Golf Committee
Course Opens 2:00 PM 24
7
DINNER RESERVATIONS
30
Balance Your Life
YOGA WITH TINA LENERT
Start your morning with a good stretch! Join Tina for her Wednesday morning Yoga. Classes are scheduled to resume in May until then, feel free to watch one of Tina’s helpful Yoga for Golfers videos for quick centering of your body and mind.
WEDNESDAYS | 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM | Bring your own mat
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UPCOMING EVENTS:
FROM THE
JUNE 26 | TEXAS BBQ 5:00 PM COORDINATOR
Our annual Texas BBQ! Bring your appetite and energy for lots of fun and games!
JULY 18 | DADDY & ME CAMPOUT 5:00 PM Next Gen is excitedly awaiting our reopening! We miss our families and can’t wait to return to our crafts and activities with the children. Until we can reopen, please enjoy our kidfriendly craft videos. Our team is currently
Enjoy the ultimate campout including s’mores roasting and a pie-eating contest!
AUGUST 30 | SEAS THE DAY 5:00 PM Cool down with some water fun!
working on a few Spring inspired DIY crafts for you and your children to make at home! Stay tuned for the weekly Chip Shot emails, the video links, and upcoming events. We are
NEXT GEN Is Currently Closed Due To The COVID-19 Club Closure.
looking forward to seeing you soon.
NEXT GEN REGULAR HOURS
Stay well!
WED - THUR: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM FRI: 3:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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SAT: 10:30 PM - 4:30 PM SUN: 12:30 PM - 9:00 PM $25 Per Child | Reserved $30 Per Child | Walk-In
LOOKING FORWARD |
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RESERVE
RESERVE
RESERVE
CINCO DE MAYO
FRENCH WINE DINNER
FRIDAY NIGHT BBQ’S
Tuesday, May 5 6:00 PM
Tuesday, May 19 6:00 PM | Reception 6:30 PM | Dinner
Every Friday Night | May 29 - Sept. 11 5:30 PM
Celebrate Cinco De Mayo in the Grill Room with your favorite festive dinner specials, including tacos, ceviche, and margaritas! Dining Reservations required
Join us for a French-themed wine dinner! Savor varietals from France’s best winegrowing regions, Bordeaux, Languedoc, and Rhône.
Kick back and relax on Friday nights during the summer! Bring the whole family for fun and good eats from the AGC grill. $48 Adults | $25 Children (ages 3-12)
$165 per person
RESERVE
RESERVE
RESERVE
FAMILY NITE
FATHER’S PARENT’S DAY
TEXAS BBQ AT AGC RANCH
Every Sunday Night | May 31 - Sept. 6 5:30 PM
Friday, June 21 Seatings at 11:00 AM, 2:00 PM & 5:00 PM
Friday, June 26 6:00 PM
Enjoy an inviting, family atmosphere while dining outdoors all summer long on the Lawn. Expect your favorite stations such as pizza, tacos, pasta, salads, and more! $36 Adults | $25 Children (ages 3 - 12)
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In honor of all the parents in your life! We couldn’t celebrate Mother’s Day in May, but it’s never too late to toast to Mom. Let’s celebrate both Mom and Dad on this special day. $48 Adults | $30 Children (ages 3-12)
AGC’s biggest cookout of the year! Enjoy live music and line dancing. The kids are sure to have a blast in the Next Gen activity zone. $75 Adults | $30 Children (ages 3-12) Western attire
RESERVE
RESERVE
KEITH SPALDING TOURNAMENT
DADDY & ME CAMPOUT
SEAS THE DAY
June 27 - June 28 Saturday Tee Times 8:00 AM Sunday 8:30 AM Shotgun
Saturday, July 18 The Fun Begins at 5:00 PM
Sunday, August 30 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Entry includes Saturday & Sunday breakfast, lunch and refreshments, awards, and prizes,
Enjoy the ultimate overnight campout on the golf course with interactive games, great food, a pie-eating contest, s’mores roasting, and our special movie of the night.
Cool down with some summer water fun, including a bounce house, water guns, and more. Bring a wet suit and a change of clothes!
$170 per player | Pairings: 6-Ball, may arrange your own pairings
$70 Adults | $35 Children (ages 3-12)
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April 1, 2020 To All Annandale Members: The following applications for membership in Annandale Golf Club are being reviewed by the Membership Committee at this time. If you have any comment to make regarding the potential membership of the new candidates, we urge you to contact the Chairman of the Membership Committee or the Membership Director without delay. All comments, whether verbal or in writing, will be held in strict confidence. Richard C. Baptie Chairman APRIL 2020 POSTING | NEW MEMBER CANDIDATES David E. Abrams – Junior “D” Associate Spouse: Jenny Garth Residence: 250 La Mirada Road, Pasadena Business: Owner, Crawford’s and The Douglas Proposer: Steve Hogan, Mike Davis and Matt Young Brian Neal Carter – Regular Spouse: Cindi Carter Residence: 160 Coburn Ave., Sierra Madre Business: SVP, Chief Accounting Officer, Tetra Tech, Inc. Proposer: Kyle Colburn, Karl Bathke and Rob Fuelling Jeffrey Dale Markley – Non-Resident Associate Spouse: Devon Rameson Residence: 6 Arlington St., 7th Floor, Boston Business: CEO, Markley Group Proposer: Steve Hogan, Gary Guthrie and Roy Leisure Michael Thomas Palffy – Junior “B” Associate Residence: 1921 N. Buena Vista St. #522, Burbank Business: Sales & Compliance Coordinator, James Capital Advisors Proposer: Steve Jackson, Jeff Botsford and Peter Godfrey