BHExperience_Jan2026 New Year Issue

Jan/feb 2026

Behind the Lens | Helping Our Neighbors | Wellness

FROM THE CLUBHOUSE

s we begin the new year, we're taken in anew by the beauty of our Lowcountry setting here at Berkeley Hall. It’s one of the things we cherish most about our coastal home. Of course, no one captures this better than member/photographer Elizabeth Angelone, whose work graces this cover.

2026 promises to be a monumental year, as we bring forward club projects that further elevate our casual lifestyle and build upon the exceptional experience members enjoy.

As we move towards our Silver 25th Anniversary Celebration in the new year, be sure to mark your calendars and save the date for Saturday, October 17, 2026. And as we approach this remarkable milestone, we’re sharing our story through the voices of our members. In this issue, we speak with Linda

and Larry Pitts, as they share a bit of their story and our Club’s history, and you can read more on page 7.

We’ll also be rolling out some exceptional member experiences and enjoyable events to highlight our 25th Anniversary, so stay tuned for more on that, coming your way soon.

When it comes to helping our neighbors, the Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation has a tremendous impact in our greater community.

This month, please join us for the Charity Mingle, and get to know our grant recipients, hear their stories, and how our grants impact the lives of so many of our neighbors.

We look forward to gathering with you at all our exciting events throughout the year, and we’re introducing some events we think you’ll enjoy, from casual gatherings to wine events, wellness series, culinary experiences, golf events and more.

Wishing you all the best in the new year, as we move forward together. Our exceptional team and wonderful Membership reflect the best of the Berkeley Experience. Berkeley Hall is such a special place, in my view, truly the best community in the Lowcountry!

Happy New Year!

Anne Feldman Berkeley Hall Director of Communications

Berkeley Hall living got a special look in luxury publication Local Life, with Jeff & Deb Baron's stunning new home!

“Built to connect, the great room achieves this two-fold, as friend groups mingle and mementos of their previous home in Boston blend with new roots in the Lowcountry.”

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3 Golf Cottages 4 Community News 6 Behind the Lens 7 BHC Silver Celebration 8 Half-Million Reasons to Celebrate 9 Member Events 12 Culinary News 13 Member Photos 14 Member Clubs 15 Golf Talk with Kieran 16 BH Golf Academy 17 Learning Center 19 Golf Maintenance 20 Wellness Speaker Series 21 Spa & Fitness Center 22 Tennis & Pickleball 23 The River Park

ON THE COVER: Soaring into the new year, wings spread and fluttering toward the water, this gorgeous great egret heads toward the horizon.

golf cottages

You’ll Feel Right at Home: in our charming cottages with

easy access to everything. From golf weekends to family stays, our cottages offer all the amenities you could ask for. It’s a short walk to the Clubhouse and onto the greens, and you’ll find the Spa & Fitness Center just around the corner.

1BR Master Suite 2 BR/2BA Town Suite, Kitchen, Living Room, Patio 3 BR/3BA Master + Town Suite, Kitchen, Living Room, Patio 4BR/4BA Full Cottage, Kitchen, Living Room, Patio

Make Your Next Visit Exceptional: Immerse yourself

in our Lowcountry setting as you relax at our luxury day spa, enjoy Club dining, and our beautiful Savannah Gardens and River Park.

We’re happy to arrange curated casual fare with charcuterie boards and select wines for your stay. Simply request 72-hours prior to your arrival from our Concierge team and we’ll provide your requested amenities upon arrival. We also feature pet-friendly cottages, please reserve in advance.

$265 $525 $630 $800

Rates do not include sales and accommodations tax of 10%. Cottage Rate does not include Golf Rate. Daily tidy service may be arranged. Fee schedule is available upon request. Please contact Concierge Services at 843.815.8952 for reservations and additional information. *72-hours advance Cancellation required to avoid full charge.

Stunning view of the moon from the Clubhouse! {thanks to James Lamb for sharing with us!}

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ROD BULLOCK APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF FINANCE Rod Bullock has been named Director of Finance for Berkeley Hall.

A results-driven financial and operational leader, Rod brings over 20 years of valuable experience in financial management in both domestic and international markets, along with a wealth of experience in the private club industry.

Most recently he served as Chief Financial Officer with start-up Clutch, Inc. (dba Carpe), a direct-to-consumer manufacturer and global distributor in Durham, NC. Prior to that, Rod served as Chief Financial Officer for neighboring Belfair Golf Club, where he applied his acumen in forecasting, budgeting and financial

analysis, as well as risk management.

He brings a well-rounded background in finance, including his time as Chief Financial Officer for Empire Properties which played an integral role in the historic preservation, revitalization and development of downtown Raleigh.

Rod is a certified public accountant and holds a Master of Business Administration, with a finance concentration, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Goldey-Beacom College in Wilmington, DE. With a true love for the Lowcountry, Rod is delighted to join our team at Berkeley Hall. We wish Rod great success in his new position.

EXPERIENCE EXPERT AWARD RECIPIENTS Berkeley Hall’s Experience Expert Awards Program recognizes, celebrates and rewards employees who exemplify the club’s values in their job performance and interactions with co-workers, management, members and guests.

Members can nominate Experience Experts by completing our online nomination form found on the member website under the My Club tab.

Congratulations to our Q2 Experience Experts Steve Blanken and Ella Smith.

Steve Blanken is a dedicated member of our security team, and well known for his professionalism, outstanding work ethic and friendly, welcoming manner. Steve has been with Berkeley Hall since July 2024.

A consummate team player, he is instrumental to the Security team’s daily operations and we thank him for his

From left: Romario Whittaker, Chief of Security, Steve Blanken, Mike Blazer, Chief Operating Officer/GM.

attention to detail and dedication to Berkeley Hall’s exemplary standards.

Ella Smith is an asset to our team, and a highly valued, integral part of our dining team. Best known for her warm smile, Ella displays exceptionally gracious guest

Ella Smith with Mike Blazer, Chief Operating Officer/GM.

service. She has been with Berkeley Hall since November 2019, and we thank her for her outstanding professionalism, exemplary service and attention to detail which truly define the Berkeley Experience.

BERKELEY HALL NAMED AMONG PLATINUM CLUBS OF THE WORLD Berkeley Hall Club has been named to the prestigious Platinum Clubs of the World list for 2026-2027 by Club Leaders Forum, with a placement at #107. This pinnacle recognition of private clubs around the globe places us among the top 150 Platinum Status Clubs in the world, the most respected acknowledgement bestowed in the private club industry.

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ALEX MADEIROS GARNERS CERTIFIED CLUB MANAGER STATUS Berkeley Hall Director of Sales & Marketing Alex Madeiros, JP, CCM, has been awarded Certified Club Manager (CCM) designation by the Club Management Association of America (CMAA).

Established in 1965, the CCM designation is the pinnacle recognition in the world of club management. It is a valuable, internationally recognized, and widely respected mark of an individual’s long-term commitment to professional development and the club industry.

Alex joins more than 1,500 club managers worldwide who have attained this hallmark of professionalism in club management.

An innovative leader, Alex adds the CCM designation to his more than 30 years of private club and hospitality expertise, with experience in golf operations, membership development, service culture, and leadership.

Originally from Bermuda, Alex previously held leadership roles at Port Royal Golf Course where he managed logistics for the PGA Grand Slam of Golf, and at Belmont Hills Golf Club during its full redesign and relaunch. For the past nine years, Alex has been an integral part of the leadership team at Berkeley Hall Club.

With wide-ranging knowledge of industry marketing and a forward focus on enhancing the member experience, Alex continues to elevate our overall “Berkeley Experience.”

Family, mentorship, and service remain at the heart of his leadership style and his commitment to the private club industry.

The highly rigorous program requires that Club Managers invest time in specified educational requirements through the Business Management Institutes, attend the World Conference

on Club Management, and maintain activity within their local chapter.

CMAA offers CCM certification in recognition of the unique skills and special knowledge required of today’s Club Manager. Truly an industry benchmark, it communicates the requisite knowledge and ability to serve as a key player in a club’s success.

THURSDAY, FEB 19 | 4PM

Cybersecurity is at the forefront when it comes to protecting our data, systems and privacy. Join member Tom Beauchamp on Thursday, February 19th in the Berkeley Room for an informative presentation on how to keep your personal and financial information safe and secure in an increasingly connected world.

With more than 30 years of technology leadership experience in retail, online and gaming organizations, Tom was the CIO for a number of retail organizations including Penn National Gaming, Limited Stores, Footlocker, and Thrifty Drug Store, along with leadership roles at Fortium Partners and Hello Career Guru.

He’ll cover cybersecurity terms to know, current types of breaches and scams, and share helpful tools on how to build awareness and keep your online data safe.

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Gliding among cool lagoons and pristine riverfront, our wildlife frame the exquisite landscape here.

elebrating the splendor of our Lowcountry setting has become a Berkeley Experience tradition, as Elizabeth Angelone, member/ photographer, captures exquisite views of our wildlife and nature.

Our new year issue ushers in the beauty of our tranquil surroundings anew. A moment to reflect, as a gorgeous Great Egret takes flight, wings spread and fluttering as he soars above.

In the morning light, Roseate Spoonbills make their way into the glistening waters, lingering for a moment of quiet contemplations.

As day ends, white wings rest on black velvet waters, a graceful silhouette of color and light that captures us always.

Soft ethereal mornings with luminous color palettes flow serenely as Elizabeth brings us in for a closer look. Her work casts an intimate view of our “local life” and we are forever grateful.

See more at ElizabethAngelonePhotography.com.

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t was at a cocktail party in Chicago where Linda and Larry Pitts found themselves talking to realtor Johnny Ussery, who was working with Berkeley Hall developer John Reed.

Already interested in BHC, they were invited to the interest party and made plans to return for a look at properties. “We fell in love with our lot, which overlooks North Course holes #3, #4, and #5,” laughs Linda. “Only, it was already owned by one of the Reeds. Of course, Johnny secured it for us, that was in May, 2005, and the rest is history!”

Now splitting time between here and downtown Chicago, Larry and Linda are happily settled in their lovely home with beautiful golf course views, brimming with art and original iron work by a local artisan, gorgeous lanai and spacious floorplan. They began staying here for winters and intermittent getaways, and later built their home in 2014.

Here, we spend some time with them as we continue our lead-up to BHC’s 25th Anniversary Celebration.

BHC: Changes You’ve Seen?

L&L: Certainly in size of membership since we joined! It’s a true testament to what a wonderful, inviting place this is.

The Verandah has been a great addition and having the space to accommodate

friendships we’ve made with members and the Berkeley Hall team. Many of our closest friends here have become family to us.

members whether in the bar area, Palmetto Room and Tap Room is terrific!

There’s been many enhancements from golf course upgrades, regrassing of both courses, Learning Center improvements, total kitchen renovation and new amenities such as pickleball, bocce, dog park and the River Park pavilion.

BHC: What Do You Love Most?

L&L: Coming in the entrance for the first time with the fountain lit was a significant impression and still is today. All the

BHC: Most Meaningful?

L&L: The willingness of the BHC community to step up and help our neighbors in times of need has been remarkable, both within our gates and in the local Bluffton community.

The Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation has been a real source of pride for both of us as we both served on the Foundation board over the past 10 years. Larry as treasurer and secretary, and Linda as both a member of the foundation grants committee and currently serving as a board member and grants committee chair.

Spending time together walking, playing golf, or having a bite at the Club are absolutely the most meaningful.

There’s something for everyone here.

BHC: Favorite Memory?

L&L: Early in our membership, we walked over to the Tap Room for dinner. Only Larry’s attire, ‘dress blue jeans, leather sport coat and cowboy boots’ were apparently not considered club attire! So, Larry graciously changed pants, and we had a very nice dinner at the Club. And now we laugh about it, and how things have changed!

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from both the BHCF Board and the Berkeley Hall Club Board.

It is a careful, sometimes demanding process, one our volunteers approach with compassion, professionalism, and extraordinary dedication. Their commitment ensures every dollar entrusted to BHCF goes where it can do the most good.

The Lowcountry's Needs Are Great – And So Is Our Resolve

BHCF Grants Committee from left: Linda Fletcher Pitts (Chair), Susan Kitlas, Tineke Meijers, David Schmitz, Ann Pace, Loran Streit, Gina Coia, Nancy Elliot. Not shown: Bill Barnett.

he Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation is honored to announce an extraordinary milestone: $500,000 in grants awarded to 29 deserving Lowcountry charities. Since inception, the Foundation has made impact in the Lowcountry totaling $4M. This achievement reflects the collective heart of Berkeley Hall – our generous Members, dedicated team, and the local businesses who join us in lifting our community. Because of you, thousands of neighbors will experience real and immediate support.

These grants represent more than funding.

They represent hope, dignity, and opportunity: delivered one organization, one person, one moment at a time.

How Grants Are Awarded: Behind this half-million-dollar investment lies a rigorous and principled process.

Each year, the BHCF Board establishes the maximum amount available for distribution, based entirely on funds raised through community generosity. From there, our Grants Committee steps into months of hands-on, thoughtful work – reviewing 45 applications this year alone.

Committee members: • conduct in-depth reviews of every proposal • engage directly with agencies to understand needs and outcomes • complete site visits • discuss, analyze, and respectfully debate each request • reach consensus on ranking and recommendations Every recommended grant requires a twothirds committee vote, followed by approval

Awarding $500,000 is a milestone worth celebrating, yet we remain deeply aware of how much need still exists. Many of our nonprofit partners face rising demand, stretched resources, and growing waitlists.

We invite you to learn more about the organizations we support and the lives they touch by joining us at our Charity Mingle on Tuesday, January 27th from 5-6:30pm, where agencies will share their missions, goals, and volunteer opportunities.

Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation 2025 Funding for 2026 Projects Vets/First Responders $32,500

Housing/ Homelessness $42,500

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Disabled/Sick $138,738

Education $43,662

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Abuse Prevention $50,000

Low Income Families $90,000

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Elderly/Infirm $50,000

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Children $52,600

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GRANT RECIPIENTS Backpack Buddies of Bluffton | Bluffton Community Kitchen | Bluffton Self Help | Boys and Girls Club | Child Abuse & Prevention Association Childrens Cancer Partners | Children’s Center | Deep Well | Family Promise | First Tee | Hopeful Horizons | Lowcountry Autism Foundation Lowcountry Legal Volunteers| Meals on Wheels | Med-I-Assist | Memory Matters | MiraSol Health | Neighborhood Outreach Connection Operation Patriots FOB | Outside Foundation | Pockets Full of Sunshine | Programs for Exceptional People | Public Tennis | Second Helpings Special Olympics SC Area 8 | Spirit of Sebastian | Vantage Point | Volunteers in Medicine - Bluffton/Jasper | Volunteers in Medicine - Hilton Head 8

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TUESDAY, JAN 27 | 5-6:30PM

Helping Our Neighbors

Charity Mingle with Meaning Please join the Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation for the Charity Mingle, our annual gathering that brings Members together with the remarkable organizations we support and the lives we help change.

This year, 29 Lowcountry charitable organizations will be joining us on Tuesday, January 27 at 5pm. In a relaxed, open-house

setting, you’ll have the chance to meet their leaders, hear their missions firsthand, and see the real impact your generosity makes throughout our community. Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine as you stroll, listen, and connect with Charitable Foundation grant recipients.

If you’re already involved with BHCF, this evening offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the

difference you help create.

If you’re newer to Berkeley Hall or simply curious, it’s the perfect way to learn what BHCF does and explore the many ways you can make a meaningful connection.

Complimentary | Member Charge Bar | Club Casual Verandah

SAVE THE DATE: SATURDAY, FEB 28 | 5PM

A cherished Berkeley Hall tradition, this surprise-style evening brings together new and longtime Members for memorable conversation, shared tables, and a touch of la dolce vita!

Enjoy an intimate dining experience in a Host Home of one of your BHC neighbors, along with 6 to 8 other guests on Saturday, February 28 and learn more about how this special evening supports the Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation!

From our chosen menu, to-be-revealed Hosts will make a delicious entrée, as guests bring appetizer, salad, or side dish (recipes provided) along with wine. Guests will receive an email invitation the afternoon of the event with your Host destination!

Gather for dessert served at the Clubhouse at 8:15pm. Your donation of $65 per person (member charge) is a tax-deductible contribution to our Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation.

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E V E N T S The Lowcountry offers BHC member/photographer Tony Pease a wide-ranging array of vistas for his landscape and cityscape photography. As featured in lifestyle Local Life magazine: his iconic Harbour Town Lighthouse and Quarterdeck image shown in this serene vista embodies the untamed beauty of the marshlands. He captured this stunning moment on his way out to Calibogue Sound, where the evening sky promised one last masterpiece before nightfall.

THURSDAY, JAN 15 | 3:30PM #partingshot

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Tony is also a master when it comes to post processing his images. In his presentation, he’ll offer an overview of photo editing capabilities, and using the Adobe Creative Cloud tools, guide you through his post processing workflow. Learn more about global versus local adjustments, masking, dodging and burning techniques, along with other resources and online tutorials to expand your post production knowledge and techniques.

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As the golden hues of sunset melt into the horizon, the tranquil marsh along Calibogue Sound bids a breathtaking farewell to another Lowcountry day. Framed by the iconic Harbour Town Lighthouse and the Quarterdeck restaurant — familiar landmarks during the RBC Heritage — this serene vista embodies the untamed beauty of the marshlands. Photographer Tony Pease, a Berkeley Hall resident, captured this stunning moment on his way out to Calibogue Sound, where the evening sky promised one last masterpiece before nightfall.

FRIDAY, JAN 23 | 4:30PM

GALLERY WALL EXHIBITION II

Join us for an exciting unveiling of the Photography Club’s new Gallery Wall exhibit, featuring stunning works by BHC photographers on Friday, January 23rd at 4:30pm. With new work on view, come sip some wine and enjoy our newest installation. The reception will be held from 4:30-5:30pm, located along the gallery wall leading into the Tap Room.

HIT US WITH YOUR BEST SHOT Have you taken a great local photo?

Send your high-res image to info@wearelocallife.com or upload it at locallifesc.com/partingshot.

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TUESDAY, MAR 3 | 4PM

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB:

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Ben Ham’s fine art photography is shaped by a quiet discipline – images guided by tone, light, and an intuitive sense of composition honed over a lifetime in the traditional craft.

“I’ve stopped to enjoy this view, Causeway To Paradise, countless times as I crossed the causeway, each time feeling transported back in time,” shares Ben. “Mr. Joe inherited the 460-acre island paradise, placing it in a trust to prevent it from being developed, knowing that future generations would enjoy its immense untouched beauty.”

Ben photographs with large format cameras, their movements allow for the great detail in his images. “As with most of my work, I waited for the right moment – enjoying the morning light filtering softly through the trees, clouds rolling into the scene from the storms overnight, the mood was still and quiet.

I love this time of day.”

Come join us and learn more about Ben’s photography and the stories that shape his collection.

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SUNDAY, FEB 8 | 5:30PM

Super Sun Make your Super Bowl more exciting (and delicious) with our Game Day buffet on Sunday, February 8th.

Watch on the big screen with dining and bar service. Featuring a great Super Bowl-themed buffet from 6-7:30pm with open seating on the Verandah and in the Men’s Locker Room. Enjoy the game with light snacks provided throughout. Team attire welcome! $45 Inclusive ($ 36++) | Member Charge Bar | Club Casual or Team Attire!

SATURDAY, FEB 14 | 5PM

A special evening of fine dining awaits at our Valentine’s Day Dinner on Saturday, February 14th.

If music be the food of love, get your heart ready for our special Valentine’s Day four-course a la carte menu. Stay after for dancing at Verandah Late Night from 8:30-10:30pm. Whether you’re planning an intimate dinner for two, or putting together a Valentine’s group, Berkeley Hall has an exceptional evening planned for you.

Dinner reservations required from 5-7:30pm at 30-minute intervals. $140 Inclusive ($110++) | Member Charge Bar | Semi Formal Attire | Verandah

TUESDAY, FEB 17

mardi gras dining

Join us on the Verandah for special Mardi Gras features in addition to a la carte dining on Tuesday, February 17th. Enjoy all your Mardi Gras favorites, decadent desserts and signature cocktails along with live jazz for a truly New Orleans evening. Dinner reservations recommended.

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BOOK CLUB Read any good books lately?

Join our BHC Book Club – Our meetings are held the first Monday of each month at 3pm. For details contact Wendy Hansen: hansenwendyj@gmail.com.

SATURDAY, FEB 21 | 6:30PM Join us for an evening performance with violinist Iris Shepherd. A 2019 alumna of Young Artist Performances, she made her orchestral debut at age 12 with the Georgia Philharmonic and has since appeared as soloist with the Fairbanks Alaska Symphony, Nashville Philharmonic, and others.

Winner of the MTNA National Senior Strings Competition at age 15, she's Iris Shepherd gone on to win many top prizes in competitions across the country. A Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Scholarship recipient, she has performed on NPR and with a national title in fiddling, appeared in a music video with Dolly Parton and Melissa Manchester, performed with the Nashville Opera, and recorded for Sony Entertainment and Apple Television.

Dr. Nathan Cheung, is known for his versatility as a daring concert pianist, a cross-genre composer and improviser, and sought-after educator. He has won top prizes in over 15 international and national competitions, and his performances have taken him around the world. He has also been active Dr. Nathan Cheung with his piano duo, Happy Dog Duo, for over 20 years. Nathan is an Instructor of Collaboration at Vanderbilt University’s Blair School of Music and holds a DMA and two MM degrees from the Eastman School of Music, as well as a BA from Stanford University.

About Young Artist Performances YAP was founded in 2014 with the goal of supporting national acclaimed classical musicians, preparing for performance careers, by giving them the opportunity to present professional repertoire at a level rarely available in our area. Come enjoy a wonderful evening of music at the Club.

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JAN 5 | 3PM | THE VERANDAH “Broken Country” by Clare Leslie Hall A sweeping love story with the pace of a thriller, Broken Country is a novel of simmering passion, impossible choices, and explosive consequences. Beth and her gentle, kind husband Frank are happily married, but their relationship relies on the past staying buried. When Beth’s brother-in-law shoots a dog going after their sheep, Beth doesn’t realize the gunshot will alter the course of their lives. For the dog belonged to Gabriel Wolfe, the man who broke her heart years ago.

As Beth is pulled back into Gabriel’s life, she is forced to make a choice between the woman she once was, and the woman she has become. Review: Simon & Schuster FEB 2 | 3PM | THE VERANDAH “Theo of Golden” by Allen Levi Questions linger about Theo, a pleasant but mysterious stranger, after his arrival in the southern city of Golden. Who is he, and why is he here? He arrives early one spring and by chance - or is it? He visits a coffee shop where 92 framed pencil portraits are on display. Inspired, Theo sets out on a mission of purchasing all the portraits one at a time and quietly bestowing them on their 'rightful owners.'

Stories are told; friendships are born; and lives are changed. A beautifully crafted story about the power of creative generosity, the importance of wonder to a purposeful life, and the far-reaching possibilities of anonymous kindness. Review: Goodreads

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Cards, Mahjongg, Book Club & More

At Berkeley Hall, there's always something to do and new clubs to explore, from Bridge to MahJongg, Hand, Foot & Elbow, Bible Study and more! We offer advanced games for experienced players and beginner games for those ready to try something new. Berkeley Hall Clubs meet in Ladies Locker Room unless indicated at Fazio Room.

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Mondays & Tuesdays, 9am-3pm | Fazio Room The Artists Club meets Mondays and Tuesdays 9am-3pm in the Fazio Room. All levels: oils, watercolors, sketches, photography, whatever your medium. Everyone's welcome. Contact Sue Viechnicki at svdesign@hotmail.com or text: 570-982-1331.

Beginner Hand, Foot & Elbow Mondays at 11:45am Want to learn this great game? Join us on Mondays and we're happy to teach you! No rsvp needed. If you'd like to play, email Carol DePhillips at jcdephi@aol.com.

Advanced Hand, Foot & Elbow Wednesdays at 6:45pm & Saturday at 11am Experienced players are welcome to join the fun. For details on both advanced games, contact Marsha Levin: 843.757.2801 or marslev@aol.com.

Afternoon MahJongg

Tuesdays at 2pm Our Tuesday afternoon game is played at 2pm.

If you’d like to play, please contact Sharon Pumroy at spumroy@comcast.net or Janet Henke at janethenke2@gmail.com.

Afternoon MahJongg

Fridays at 2pm Welcome players of ALL levels - those who've never played to experienced players! We have learning tables during Friday play and are happy to teach you. If Friday doesn’t work, we will arrange a learning time. To be added to our distribution list, contact Maureen Austen at stephen.austen@yahoo.com or at 704.651.0485.

Evening MahJongg

Tuesdays at 7pm Our Tuesday night game is played at 7pm.

If you'd like to play and be added to our distribution list, contact Evelyn Lyons at 843.949.9830 or elyons149@gmail.com

As a natural extension of BHC's In-the-Zone wellness series philosophy, several new BHC Member Clubs have branched out, and new members are welcome!

Share your interest, develop friendships and try something new. From cooking clubs to photography, tai chi, a guitar group, writers, theatre lovers and more, it’s all right here.

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Wednesdays at 10am | Fazio Room Please join us. All members are welcome. For more information contact Angie McGeorge at 865.315.5976 or bhallmcgeorge@gmail.com or Susie Sutton at 406.670.7900 or ssutton57@gmail.com.

Mens Bible Study

Wednesdays at 3:30pm | Fazio Room Please join us at the Fazio Room. All members are welcome. For more information, email Don McGeorge at dmcgeorge54@gmail.com or Hal Sutton at halsutton1@gmail.com or 406.698.5282.

Beginners Bridge

Mondays & Thursdays at 2pm All members and your guests are welcome! The group plays social bridge, and cards and tallies are provided. Contact Lou Ann Hamilton at lah9708@gmail.com.

Fridays at 10am | Ladies Locker Room Come learn Beginners Bridge with Georgia Ringo on Fridays at 10am beginning on January 16th in the Ladies Locker Room. The 9-week class will teach the Standard American system using easy bridge materials. Cost is $10 per 2-hour lesson each week. RSVP to Lou Ann Hamilton at lah9708@gmail.com and pick a date. Limited to 10 players per session.

FUN FOOD CLUB Vanessa Starr: vhfstarr@gmail.com WHOLE FOOD PLANT-BASED COOKING CLUB Val Laporte: vlaporte0214@gmail.com GUITAR CLUB Kean Westcott: keanwestcott@gmail.com PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Chas Bassos: golfnpsych@gmail.com TAI CHI CLASS Kathy Westcott: kpwestcott1@gmail.com THEATRE CLUB (LADIES NIGHT) Gina Coia: coia.regina@gmail.com

TRAVEL CLUB Kathleen Chrystie: kchrystie@gmail.com THE QUIET WRITER’S GROUP Renée Robertson: rmrobertson@me.com GARDEN CLUB Patricia Jones: patjonesdesigns@gmail.com CRAFT CLUB Jean Gatewood: jeangatewood@att.net In the Zone is an e-newsletter published

by BHC member Chas Bassos, focusing on health and wellness activities within the club along with health issues. To receive, email “count me in” to golfnpsych@gmail.com.

Casual Monday MahJongg

Ladies Bridge Mondays at 3pm All levels are welcome to this casual Monday session! If you'd like to play and be added to our distribution list, please contact Lise Shanahan at 858.353.3273, liseshanahan@yahoo.com.

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Make 2026 your best year yet! Take the time to work on your game and you will see the progress.

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s 2026 gets started, we look back and reflect on how wonderful a year 2025 was on and off the course here at Berkeley Hall. We had full participation in all our events, and it has been great to see so many members getting involved and enjoying themselves as much as we enjoy

hosting them! Both courses have been playing beautifully all Fall, and we look forward to an incredible Spring season on both courses.

We start the 2026 season with the Berkeley Cup in early March, followed by the Mixed Member-Member, the Member-Member Strokeplay in April and the Mixed Member-Guest in

May. We look forward to seeing all these events fill up again as we had in 2025!

The holiday season was well celebrated at the Club with everyone enjoying the festivities, and we hope you’re looking forward to a spectacular 2026 as much as we are!

TOURNAMENT RESULTS FALL MEMBER-MEMBER MATCHPLAY We had our inaugural Fall MemberMember Matchplay event back in November. The event had a great field of 168 members across 14 flights. Teams played five 9-hole matches over three days, with the winners of each flight moving on to the Championship Shootout on the North Course. Both the Men’s & Ladies’ shootouts had exciting finishes – Congratulations to our Champions ~ Sue Mentis & Barbara Gill and Mike Gerber & John Habyan.

CLUB CHALLENGE

HAIG The HAIG followed along in late November, and the hole locations certainly caused some troubles on a few of the holes.

We had another full field for this event.

Congratulations to the winners ~ Ellen Schraeder & Jan DiBattista in the Ladies Division. Willie Wang & John Vann in the Men’s Division.

The Club Challenge is always the final Major event of the Fall season. Always a fun event with a full field. This year was no different, however the weather did hamper us a little and we had to cut down to just one round at the start of December. The teams battled their way around the South Course though, and it was the team from Muirfield Village – Tom Rumfola, Jacob Rumfola, Jon Chaddock & Austin Irving – that came out on top!

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WITH KRISTA DUNTON Jan 28-30 | Feb 25-27 | Mar 11-13 | April 1-3 | Apr 8-10 | May 13-15 | May 27-30 $2,395/pp Non-Member | $2,195/pp Member Top 100 Instructor Krista Dunton brings a level of excitement to Berkeley Hall Golf Academy that’s unparalleled.

Dunton’s unique, custom approach is matched by the award-winning technology at Berkeley Hall’s 33-acre Learning Center. “We have the technology to properly diagnose what’s going on with the golf ball, the golf club. I individualize what you can do with your body through bio-swing dynamics, because

everyone is built differently. No one is going to swing the golf club the same, nor should they, as we all have different physical structures. In my 25-plus years of teaching, what makes me different is I know what to leave alone and what to pinpoint and fix so you build a golf swing you can own and it can repeat on the course.”

Once on the course, Dunton works on the other elements of human skills: how you think, react to your shot, manage your emotions and develop great technical skills that repeat under pressure, with a good mental set that allows you to perform at your best.

“We are fortunate to have some of the best technology so we can measure and assess. We measure so we don’t guess, and the changes we make as your teachers and coaches are going to help you improve your game.”

We want to offer you something different, and customize it to you, the individual.

I believe everyone has their own unique swing DNA. We work with what you have, and enhance that and make it better.

BERKELEY HALL

GOLF ACADEMY

We use technology to get a game plan of where you are and where you’re going to go to.

DAY 1

The process of getting your game on the course. How to think correctly, make it productive, implement swing changes under competition and pressure.

DAY 2

How to keep this going, and practice correctly and efficiently.

DAY 3

“We want to teach you how to manage variability. What I love about our Learning Center and two golf courses, is we’ve got every shot imaginable you can learn to play,” adds Dunton. “We teach you a variety of shots, different trajectories – so when you go on the course, you take those shots you learned in practice and tap into that with confidence.”

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KRISTA DUNTON

Director of Golf Instruction

SPECIALTY CLINICS WITH KRISTA

When it comes to golf instruction, Berkeley Hall’s Krista Dunton is top in her field. As a member, Krista can show you how to get the most out of your game with her hands-on approach.

SHORT GAME CLINICS

Thu, Jan 8 | 10am-12pm Mon, Feb 9 | 12-2pm Wed, Feb 4 | 10am-12pm $90/pp | Min 4 players Come improve all your shots from 40 yards and in. Lower your scores by improving your chipping, pitching and bunker play.

Create a solid routine to help you master the shots on the course. Learn how to use your wedges correctly on the various lies and type of grasses around the green.

Guaranteed to lower your scores!

FULL SWING CLINICS Thu, Jan 15 | 10am-12pm Fri, Feb 6 | 10am-12pm $95/pp Get a jump start on your swing! Come learn specific tips and drills to help improve your ball striking and add distance to all your shots.

HALF DAY GOLF SCHOOL Mon, Jan 26 | 10am-1:30pm Fri, Feb 13 | 10am-1:30pm Mon, Feb 23 | 1-4:30pm $225/pp | Min 4 players Spend 3.5 hours working on your entire game with the focus on lowering your scores and improving your entire game not just your swing. Putting , short game, uneven lies, driver and approach shots all covered Also improve your routine and process so your game carries over from the range to the course!

COMPLETE PUTTING CLINICS Wed, Jan 7 | 1:30-3:30pm $90/pp Improve your putting and lower your scores! ¼ - ½ of all your shots are used with the putter. Learn how to make more short putts, control your speed, and how to practice effectively so you perform better under pressure on the course!

Thu, Jan 15 | 11am-1pm Fri, Feb 20 | 2-4pm $200/person Come learn the best method for green reading and speed control! As used by many PGA and LPGA tour players and top amateurs! Take the mystery out of green reading. www.aimpointgolf.com

GET GOLF READY! Mondays 12-1pm Jan 12, 19, 26 | Feb 2, 9, 16 $195 for 6 hours of instruction New player program designed to get you ready to enjoy yourself on the course and play with confidence. This 6-week program focuses on full swing basics, short game, putting and course management.

Includes going out on the course and learning to put your skills to work!

COMPLIMENTARY MEMBER CLINICS Clinics are 10-11am at the Learning Center.

JANUARY

Fri, Jan 2: Set Up for the New Year – Set Up Basics Tue, Jan 6: Fairway Woods & Hybrids Fri, Jan 9: Control your Wedge Distances Tue, Jan 13: Bomb Your Driver Fri, Jan 16: Chipping Tue, Jan 20: Irons Fri, Jan 23: Trouble Shots Tue, Jan 27: Lag Putting Fri, Jan 30: Fairway Bunkers FEBRUARY

Tue, Feb 3: Inside 30 Yards Fri, Feb 6: Fairway Woods & Hybrids Tue, Feb 10: Take your Range Game to the Course Fri, Feb 13: Greenside Bunkers Tue, Feb 17: The 4 Keys to Great Putting Fri, Feb 20: Bomb your Driver Tue, Feb 24: Balance, Tempo, Timing & Rhythm Fri, Feb 27: Chipping

WEDGE WEDNESDAYS

Wednesdays | Jan 7 | Feb 4, 11, 25 2-3pm | $40 per session Come work on different parts of your wedge game and see your scores drop!

Each Wednesday will be a different shot and element of mastering your wedges around the green and in the bunker.

Sign up for any clinic on Coach Now or contact Krista directly or the golf shop. Coach Now Link to sign up for any clinic or private lesson is: https://app.coachnow.io/public/facility_availability?facilityId=e6b0d2eb1499e0ab53aab5e70c JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2026

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KRISTA DUNTON NAMED AMONG GOLF MAGAZINE’S TOP 100 TEACHERS IN AMERICA Congratulations to Berkeley Hall Director of Golf Instruction Krista Dunton! Named among 'Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Teachers' list for 2026-27.

LPGA Top 50 Teachers in the country.

As Director of Instruction at our award-winning Learning Center, Krista is nationally recognized as one of the best teachers in the game. A former LPGA“National Teacher of the Year,” Krista holds the distinction of being listed multiple times as a “Top 100 Instructor” and “Top 100 Teachers in America” by Golf Magazine and Golf Digest.

Since its inception in 1991, GOLF Magazine’s distinctive ranking has become the industry standard for teaching excellence. Dunton has appeared on the esteemed list since 2011.

In addition to GOLF Magazine, Krista has once again been named among

2026 GOLF SCHEDULE

Berkeley Cup

Mar 5-7

Men’s & Ladies’ Club Championships

May 16 - 17

Mixed Member-Member

Mar 20-21

BHCF Charity Cup

Sep 28

Men’s One-Day Member-Guest

Mar 25

North-South Challenge

Oct 4

Ladies’ One-Day Member-Guest

Mar 26

Berkeley Classic

Oct 7 - 10

Men’s Super Sr Club Championship

Apr 15

Women’s Invitational

Oct 22 - 24

Ladies’ Super Sr Club Championship

Apr 16

Fall Member-Member Matchplay

Nov 5 - 7

Spring Member-Member Strokeplay

Apr 23 - 25

The “HAIG” Member-Member

Nov 20 - 21

Club Challenge

Dec 3 - 5

Men’s & Ladies’ Sr Club Championships Apr 29 - 30 Mixed Member-Guest

May 6 - 8

MEMBER LESSON RATES: (Based on 1 hour lessons) Krista Dunton:

$190

Kieran Staunton:

$100

Stephanie George: $100 Assistant Pros:

$90

To book lessons, contact Golf Shop at 843.815.8444.

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ADAM MILLER | DIRECTOR OF AGRONOMY

GOLF MAINTENANCE UPDATE

WINTER STRESS ON BERMUDAGRASS IN THE LOWCOUNTRY

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hile Lowcountry winter weather is temperate and welcoming to golfers on most days, our weather conditions are not ideal for bermudagrass during the winter months. Our team works year-round preparing the turf for this stressful period, but several environmental factors combine to challenge the grass this time of year. Come spring, Lowcountry temps will warm up and the courses will green-up as usual.

the chipping green, left of #10 South, #4 Green North, and others experience full shade throughout much of the winter, adding significant stress.

3. Cart traffic While we all appreciate scatter-cart conditions, high-traffic areas are always the slowest to green up and

another layer of stress during an already vulnerable time.

5. Excess moisture Shorter days, lower light levels, higher humidity, and limited bermudagrass growth all contribute to excess moisture remaining in the soil. Add successive days of rain, even light rainfall,

Every decision is made to protect the bermudagrass at its most vulnerable so that we can continue providing the best playing conditions possible in the Lowcountry.

–Adam Miller

1. Temperature fluctuations We all love Lowcountry weather.

Even in winter, we enjoy warm 70-degree afternoons and 50-degree mornings. However, those mild days are often followed by frost or occasional below-normal temperatures.

These constant swings can almost “confuse” bermudagrass. The plant is repeatedly deciding whether to go dormant or begin growing again.

This back-and-forth causes the grass to expend stored carbohydrates that are critical for spring green-up. If too much energy is used during winter, spring growth can be delayed.

recover in the spring. The more we can truly disperse traffic, the better the turf will perform when growth resumes. We ask everyone to avoid following the same path as the cart in front of you. Spreading traffic now directly improves spring conditions once consistent bermudagrass growth returns.

2. Reduced sunlight Bermudagrass is a high-lightrequirement turf. From December through February, we average only 10–10.5 hours of daylight. When shade is added, some areas may receive just 5–6 hours of sunlight, which is well below what bermudagrass needs to thrive. Areas such as

4. Poa annua The dreaded winter weed. Lowcountry conditions from October through May are ideal for Poa annua growth.

Combined with increasing herbicide resistance, control is an ongoing challenge. Many of the products used to manage Poa can also weaken bermudagrass root systems, creating

and even the best drainage systems and moisture-management practices can be overwhelmed.

We always look forward to the spring warm-up and green-up, knowing that conditions will steadily improve and return to our standards. We appreciate your patience with the maintenance team during this delicate period as we make difficult decisions regarding frost and freeze delays, as well as cart-path-only days.

Every decision is made to protect the bermudagrass at its most vulnerable so that, when days grow longer and temperatures rise, we can continue providing the best playing conditions possible in the Lowcountry.

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S PA & F I T N E S S C E N T E R

NEW YEAR - NEW YOU! FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULE! With offerings for all class levels, starting at beginner and working all the way up to advanced levels. All classes can be modified to accommodate members of each level, and are geared toward intermediate unless specifically specified.

BENEFITS

JUMP START THE NEW YEAR WITH OUR NEW

Working toward advancing your level of fitness is the key to enhanced wellness. Benefits include increasing muscle, cardiovascular endurance, and bone health.

After all, if you continually do the same exercises, the same way with the same weight and reps, your fitness level will plateau. See your fitness gain momentum!

SPA & FITNESS CENTER 2026 WINTER CLASS SCHEDULE MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

8:00am Barre Fit

8:00am Stretch

8:00am Stretch

8:00am Stretch

8:00am Platform Barre

9:00am Zumba

9:00am Pilates

9:00am Spin

9:00am Zumba

9:00am Spin

9:00am Pilates

10:00am Buttz & Gutz

10:00am Sculpt & Tone

10:00am Tabata

10:00am Buttz & Gutz

10:00am Fit Fusion

10:00am Sculpt & Tone

11:00am Balance & Mobility

11:00am TRX

11:00am Core Blast

11:00am Stronger

11:00am Aqua Zumba

11:00am TRX

2:00pm TPI Fitness

4:00pm

1:00pm Yoga

Nadya

Mary Lou

Mia

Mia

($10pp, 12 max) Derek

Nadya

Vilma

Vilma

Mia

In The Zone

Tai Chi

($60 class shared by attendees) Benedicte

Nadya

Patricia

Mia

Mia

Nadya

2:00pm

In The Zone

Total Body Fitness Annette

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Nadya

Mia

Mia

(Pool) Victoria

4:00pm Circuit Training Mia

Nadya

Mary Lou

Mia

Mia

Patricia

Mia

Mia

12:00pm

In The Zone

Indoor Cycling Club Jen

S PA & F I T N E S S C E N T E R

SPEAKER SERIES JANUARY/FEBRUARY

Dr. Kyle McMillen | Wellness & Weight Loss Tuesday, Jan. 13 | 12pm | Palmetto Room Navigating wellness in today’s fastpaced world isn’t always easy. When it comes to overall health, your weight can play a powerful role. If you’ve been looking for guidance, clarity, or a fresh start, this seminar is for you.

Join Dr. Kyle McMillen, one of

Novant Health’s newest primary care providers, as he breaks down the connection between body weight and key health risks, and

"Let’s take the next step toward better health together."

–Dr. Kyle McMillen

shares practical, sustainable strategies for achieving and maintaining a healthy weight.

You’ll leave with empowering insights, realistic tools, and renewed confidence in your wellness journey.

Complimentary | Club Casual Palmetto Room

MIA McCALL NAMED FITNESS CENTER MANAGER Mia McCall, recently promoted to Fitness Center Manager, has been an integral part of our Spa and Fitness team for some time and her experience with fitness programs and operations will prove extremely valuable as we move forward.

Well versed in all aspects of fitness, Mia is certified in personal training, corrective exercise, group fitness instruction, along with Pilates and barre, spin, TRX, paddleboard fitness, swim lessons, CPR/AED, and First Aid. At Berkeley Hall, our healthy club

lifestyle folds in all fitness programs, classes, and training as well as spa services, our active racquet sports programs, indoor and outdoor aquatics, nutrition, and wellness.

In her new role, Mia charts our well-rounded path from fitness classes and personal training to on-site therapy sessions, and spa services, as she continues to lead fitness classes and personal training sessions. Stop in and say hello, and join us in wishing her great success in her new position.

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Racquet Sports at Berkeley Hall TENNIS | PICKLEBALL

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t’s easy to get on the court with Berkeley Hall’s active racquet sports program led by Tennis/PB Pro Royce Silvan and Pickleball Pro Mike Dolan.

Work on your game with fun, challenging drills, match play and complimentary clinics.

ROYCE SILVAN

MIKE DOLAN

Tennis/Pickleball Pro

Pickleball Pro

Royce offers complimentary tennis/pickleball clinics, as well as private and group lessons on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and Mike offers private lessons Monday-Saturday. To schedule, email: michaeldolan7329@gmail.com and roycetennis@hotmail.com.

PICKLEBALL W/ROYCE: Complimentary 1 Hour Clinics: Wednesdays, men & women 8:30am: 3.0+ / 3.5 / 4.0 levels 9:30am: 3.0 level 10:30am: 2.5 level and lower TENNIS W/ROYCE: Complimentary 1 Hour Clinics: 9am: Mon & Fri, men & women

“The Blazing Paddles", Berkeley Hall’s women’s 3.0 B3 pickleball team finished the season 4-5-0, under the leadership of captains, Cindi Rotelle and Peggy Frydenlund, coached by Jeanne Wolfe.

Our Berkeley Hall 3.0 tennis team tied for third place this Fall. “We had a ball competing, having productive clinics and terrific socials,” shared Suzanne Hatcher.

The Spring 3.0 55+ season starts January 2026 and goes through April.

For anyone interested in playing, please contact captain Ellen Schraeder at ellengene@me.com or co-captain Janet Forlines at janetforlines@gmail.com.

Want to receive Racquet Sports Activities updates? Email michaeldolan7329@gmail.com.

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The Berkeley Hall 3.0A pickleball team competed in the 2025 Low Country Pickleball Fall League finishing 2nd in their division. They attribute much of their success to coach Enid Saldin.

atherings at our River Park Pavilion make the most of our serene Lowcountry setting. With gorgeous views, our open-air covered pavilion is the ideal site for friendly gatherings, with double-sided

fireplace and casual seating, restrooms, and grill and prep area.

A wonderful spot to cool off following some morning kayaking, fishing from the dock, or afternoon paddleboarding.

It’s also the perfect place to gather as

you get ready for a BHC Pontoon Boat outing.

Family-friendly and geared towards afternoon fun and relaxed evening get-togethers, we invite everyone to enjoy our River Park Pavilion!

Perfect for long-lasting hydration, our Eminence Organic Skin Care products feature all mineral spf essentials for sun protection, for a youthful looking glow! As used exclusively in all spa services, stop by the fitness center front desk and we’re happy to assist!

At the Spa at Berkeley Hall we make it easy to retreat from the everyday with restful spa services.

Our luxurious facials menu and botanicals rejuvenate for visibly renewed, healthy-looking skin that will have you glowing.

Discover our day spa and let us take you away for a bit.

Now booking by appointment.

843.815.8985 | berkeleyhallclub.com

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CLUBHOUSE Mike Blazer 843.815.8488 Chief Operating Officer, General Manager mblazer@berkeleyhallclub.com J. Scott Harmon 843.815.8950 Assistant General Manager scott.harmon@berkeleyhallclub.com Mary McGoldrick 843.815.8490 Director of People & Culture mmcgoldrick@berkeleyhallclub.com ACCOUNTING Rod Bullock Director of Finance Taylor Craig Member Billing

843.815.8405

rbullock@berkeleyhallclub.com

843.815.8953

tcraig@berkeleyhallclub.com

Clubhouse Dining

ARB Jennifer Johnson ARB Administrator

843.815.8443

jjohnson@berkeleyhallclub.com

MEMBER SERVICES Alex Madeiros Director of Sales & Marketing Anne Feldman Director of Communications

amadeiros@berkeleyhallclub.com

FOOD & BEVERAGE Xavier Gomez Interim Executive Chef Vincent Matalavage Catering & Events Manager

xgomez@berkeleyhallclub.com

843.815.8423 843.815.8951

afeldman@berkeleyhallclub.com

843.815.8433 843.815.8948

vmatalavage@berkeleyhallclub.com

CONCIERGE Cameron Thiemann Concierge & Cottage Services Manager Concierge Services

843.815.8952

cthiemann@berkeleyhallclub.com

843.815.8952

bhcfrontdesk@berkeleyhallclub.com

GOLF Kieran Staunton Director of Golf The Golf Shop Adam Miller Director of Agronomy DINING FACILITIES The Verandah Men’s Locker Room GATEHOUSE/SECURITY Romario Whittaker Chief of Security *For Guest Passes LEARNING CENTER Krista Dunton Director of Golf Instruction SPA & FITNESS Mia McCall Fitness Center Manager

366 Good Hope Road • Bluffton, South Carolina 29909 BerkeleyHallClub.com

843.815.8440

kstaunton@berkeleyhallclub.com

843.815.8444 843.815.8891

amiller@berkeleyhallclub.com

843.815.8996 843.815.8431

Join us for Club dining! Reminder: Club dining is not offered on Mondays. Light lunch fare will be served in both the Men’s and Ladies’ Locker Rooms. Please call Concierge Services at 843.815.8952 to make your reservations for Clubhouse Dining and all Special Events.

Verandah

Lunch Tuesday-Saturday 11am-3pm Brunch Sunday 10am-3pm Happy Hour Tuesday-Sunday 3-5pm Dinner Tuesday-Thursday, Sun 5-8pm Friday-Saturday 5-8:30pm

Men’s Locker Room Bar Service Lunch Fare

Ladies’ Locker Room Bar Service Lunch Fare

Golf Shop Daily

Concierge Services Monday-Saturday Sunday

Spa & Fitness Center Staffed Hours:

843.815.8451

rwhittaker@berkeleyhallclub.com

843.815.8451

843.815.8446 843.290.8714

kdunton@me.com

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mmccall@berkeleyhallclub.com

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Learning Center Daily Private Instruction

11am-5pm Daily 11am-3pm Daily 11am-5pm Daily 11am-3pm Daily 7:30am-5:30pm 8:30am-5pm 8:30am-4pm Monday-Friday, 7am-5pm Saturday & Sunday, 8am-2pm Daily, 4am-9pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Daily

River Park Open for member use. Contact Concierge Services, app and website for access to kayaks, fishing equipment and life jackets.