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WELCOME LETTER

Dearest Ladies, Welcome to the 2022 Ladies Member Guest, Broadway Black Diamond 2.0.

The event has been designated a “2.0” because in 2020 Broadway Black Diamond was canceled due to the devastating impacts of the pandemic. It is with the greatest pleasure that we are finally able to bring this event to fruition. While we must all still be mindful of Covid protocols, the CDC guidelines have relaxed enough to allow us to enjoy indoor settings once again. Masks are not required indoors, but please adhere to your personal preferences.

If golf is nothing else, it is dramatic. We don’t want it to be that way most of the time when we experience the angst of hooking that blankety-blank tee shot into the woods, or we are overcome by the total shock of hitting the dreaded shank. But, then there’s also the sublime ecstasy of sinking that amazing thirty-footer, or the utter satisfaction of that purely hit iron landing right next to the flag. Yep, that’s some drama for you! Every round is filled with both comedy and tragedy, pleasure and pain. We would expect nothing less from a great night in the theatre.

However, what makes golf so very theatrical are the characters who play the game. Our dear friends (and frenemies) represent what truly keeps us coming back for more. It’s the wonderful women we play with who bring the true variety and spice to the game, just as characters are the lifeblood of any great play.

So please, enjoy the cast of characters we have assembled here for Broadway Black Diamond 2.0, relish the dynamic drama of the game, and most of all, have some sensational, WICKED FUN!!!

GOLF COURSE FACTS

Golf Course Architect: Tom Fazio Opening Day: December 1987

STAFF

PGA, General Manager: Bruce Grundlock GCSAA Golf Course Superintendent: Glen Murry Food & Beverage Manager: Brooke Shepard Executive Chef: Kimberly Rice PGA, Director of Golf: Dave McQuade 1st Assistant Golf Professional: Greg Betz 2nd Assistant Golf Professional: Steve Bressi Pro Shop Associate: David Braden & Sue Lyons Member Events: Kimberly Friedman O'Berry Member Concierge: Samantha Wheat

TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE

Maureen Ryan Peggy Sanford Kacey Gay Jennifer Anderson

Polly Nery Lisa Campbell Marie Salvio

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Wednesday, March 30 8:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Practice Rounds. Call Pro Shop to schedule tee time after submission of the registration form.

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Registration (On Clubhouse Veranda)

5:00 PM - 6:30 PM

Drama Queen Skills Challenges, Drinks & Hors d’oeuvres (Golf/Casual Attire)

Thursday, March 31 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM

Full Breakfast and Check-In

8:30 AM

Announcements and Daily Rules

9:00 AM

Round 1: Shotgun Start, Ranch Course

5:30 PM

Cocktails And Team Photos

6:00 PM

Dinner and A Show (Cocktail attire. Costumes are not required, but certainly admired if the spirit moves.)

Friday, April 1st 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM 8:45 AM 9:00 AM

Continental Breakfast and Check-In Announcements and Daily Rules Round 2: Shotgun Start, Quarry Course Following Golf Scoring, Fools Luncheon, and Awards

TOURNAMENT FORMAT

Each player will play their ball and the two best gross/net scores of the team will be used as the team score. Members must record a score for each hole-if player picks up, record the score most likely to get. All member scores will be posted

by Pro Shop.

All Balls must go in the hole to count. There are no "gimmies."

HANDICAP INFORMATION

Handicaps are based on players index as of March 25th.

90% of course handicap.

RULES QUESTIONS

If there are any questions please call any of the numbers below: Dave McQuade: 239-285-5342 Greg Betz: 847-814-4401 Pro Shop: 352-746-3446

LOCAL RULES & CONDITIONS OF PLAY

DRAINAGE RETENTION AREAS (DRA’s): Our Drainage Retention Areas are not bunkers or hazards. Blue stakes designate these “DRA’s” and they are part of the General Area.

BALL LOST OR OUT OF BOUNDS: As an alternative option to stroke-and-distance procedure/penalty for a ball that is lost outside a penalty area or out of bounds, the player may, under a penalty of two strokes, determine the spot (A) where the ball went out of bounds or is likely to be lost. Determine the nearest fairway edge (B), and drop your ball in the area defined on one side by a line from the hole through point (A) and on the other side by a line from the hole through point (B), no nearer the hole. This relief area is extended on each side by two club-lengths (see posted graphic in Pro Shop).

PRACTICE: Is allowed on the competition course before rounds and between rounds of multi-day events (Match Play & Stroke Play).

OUT OF BOUNDS: Is defined by white stakes or white “Pvc” piping and on Quarry holes #8 & #12 by the inside edge of the stone wall.

GROUND UNDER REPAIR: Is defined by white lines. Even if not so marked, Ground Under Repair shall include (i) newly sodded areas (ii) areas of erosion in bunkers and DRA’s (iii) areas of sand-patched erosion repair on top of and outside of original and evident bunker edges, and (iv) areas of green sand in closely mown areas which are not divots.

DROP AREAS: The Quarry Course holes #13 & #17, if a ball played from the White or Silver teeing area is lost or comes to rest in a penalty area, as an additional option, the player may, under the penalty of one stroke, drop a ball in the dropping zone which is defined by white paint on the putting green side of the hazard. Under some circumstances, if a ball is played from the Black, Dark Gray, or Green teeing area, the dropping zone is defined as the Silver teeing area.

SPRINKLER HEADS CLOSE TO THE GREEN: As an additional option to Rule 24-2, if a ball lies in the General Area and an immovable obstruction on or within two club-lengths of the putting green and within two club-lengths of the ball intervenes on the line of play between the ball and hole, the player may, under no penalty, lift, clean and drop the ball at the nearest point to where the ball lay that (a) is not nearer the hole, (b) avoids the obstruction, and (c) is not in a hazard (See posted graphic in Pro Shop).

FLOWER BEDS: All prepared flowers beds are to be played as Mandatory Ground Under Repair. Play is prohibited in these areas.

DRAMA QUEEN SKILLS CHALLENGE

The Wicked Stomp Challenge: It’s been a long day on the golf course for your competitor, Nasty Nellie. You have played beautifully, but Nellie has not. She’s already broken her wedge and invoked language only used on sailing ships. Finally, in frustration over your relentlessly flawless round, Nellie reaches the end of her rope, and when your back is turned as you are looking for your ball, Nellie announces that she has found it, but not before she throws it into a trap and stomps it into the sand.

Here it lies. You have your suspicions, but alas. Can you maintain the perfection of your day in the face of pure evil and put it on the green, maybe next to the pin? Can you show Nellie that cheaters never prosper? Or, will evil prevail? You have two tries to extract the ball from the bunker and bury Nasty Nellie.

The My Fair Lady Posture and Putt Challenge: We all know how invaluable good posture and excellent putting are to a woman of distinction. To polish both, you will need to choose one member of your team to walk a course on the putting green while balancing a book on her head and reciting “The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain.”

Once that exercise is completed, another member of the team will have one opportunity to putt and hole a ball. We all know that posture makes perfect, so your chosen team member must complete the first part of the challenge before the putt can be attempted. Imagine, perfect posture and perfect putting. Wouldn’t it be loverly?

The Into the Woods Chip Challenge: Like all of the characters in Into the Woods, your ball has ventured into the forest. You find it has come to rest next to a bush and you need to make a wish for a miraculous shot and attempt to put it close to the pin on the green. Do wishes really come true? Can you sink this chip and live happily ever after? If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there, does it make a sound? Dig deep, dear golfer, dig deep.

In all challenges, the closest to the hole wins. In the case of a tie, there will be a playoff repeating the initial challenge. It will be dramatic and theatrically thrilling!

2022 LADIES' MEMBER GUEST

FLIGHT: WICKED (FUN) WOMEN

2022 LADIES' MEMBER GUEST

FLIGHT: MY FAIRWAY LADIES

2022 LADIES' MEMBER GUEST

Tee Sheet - Round 1 - Thursday, March 31st

2022 LADIES' MEMBER GUEST

Tee Sheet - Round 2 - Friday, April 1st

MEMBERS

GUESTS

Maureen Abraham Jennifer Anderson Jennifer Booth Dorothy Brice Lisa Campbell Janet Chesser Lyudmila Sandor Val Daniels Shirley Ellis Diane Engleberg Pam Ford Gail Fowler

Susan Goodall, Ponte Vedra Inn & Club Sandy Whitehouse, Timber Pines Golf Club Ann Scott, The Ranch Country Club Lori Heinrich, Green Bay Country Club Ann Rossi, Centre Hills Country Club Judy Stant, Colliers Reserve Betty Edwards, Golden Eagles Golf & Country Club Sheila Moorhead, Glenmoor Maria Hyden, Tampa Palms Jill Marion, Forest Country Club Pat Pierce, The Moorings Y&CC Katie Young, Windstone Golf Club Jeannette Godwin, Wachesdaw Golf Club Hazel Davis, Brainerd Golf Club

Margo Grodsky Amy Gurney Sandra Hanson Cindy Higgins Pam Lestage Cheri Lewis Kooky Lucas Merry Maiani

Candy Agnew, The Villages of Citrus Hills Michel Callahan, Maketewah Lois Johnson, Ellington Ridge Country Club Cinda Brown, Burnt Store Marina Country Club Debe Schwedler, The Cliffs Donna Mazut, Timber Pines Golf Club Lisa Spooner, Golden Eagles Golf & Country Club Jayne Chipollini, Citrus Hills Sherry Rock, Citrus Hills Stacey Palma, Citrus Hills Linda Green Teri McGehan, Ellington Ridge Country Club Jacque Fenelon, River Wilderness Kimberly Cavecchi Maggie Potash, Black Bear Haley Holderfield Kelly Kice-Getz, The Ranch Country Club Susie Preston, Scioto Country Club Mary Ropes, Frederica Golf Club Arlene Adoff, Verandah Golf Club Julie Ingram, Sterling Grove Eileen Spielbauer, Lexington Country Club Margaret Rodbell, Capital City Club

Valerie Mangold Toni Mitchell Polly Nery Luann Pelz Olivia Petrella Maegan Pungsuwan Charlotte Reilly Nan Rinker Mo Ryan Marie Salvio Peggy Sanford Susie Steinour Laurie Topping

PAST CHAMPIONS

Low Gross Olivia Petrella & Anniston Leach

Low Net 2021

Meagan Pungsuwan & Maggie Potash

Jennifer Anderson & Sandy Whitehouse Cheri Lewis & Donna Mazut

Marie Salvio & Jennifer Polich

2019

Polly Nery & Jacque Fenelon

Laura Monea & Sandy St. Onge

2018

Barbara Flam & Carolyn Flam Sharp Dorothy

Debbie Mooksang & Sisi Hedges

2018

Brice & Lori Heinrich

Jennifer Polich & Cindy Higgins

2016

Shirley Ellis & Maria Hyden

Jennifer Polich & Cindy Higgins

2015

Didi Lamm & Lois Johnson

Jennifer Polich & Cindy Higgins

2014

Janet Chesser & Judith Stant

Debbie Mooksang & Sisi Hedges

2013

Clare Rodes & Beverly Winders

Debbie Mooksang & Sisi Hedges

2012

Joan Beasley & Gloria Hardesty

Elaine McGivern & Sisi Hedges

2011

Didi Lamm & Lois Johnson

Elaine McGivern & Sisi Hedges

2010

Eileen Jango & Bette Hubbard

Linda Green & Jeannette Godwin

2009

Didi Lamm & Lois Johnson

Linda Green & Jeannette Godwin

2008

You Sook Huh & Sue Kang

Pam Vlcko & Angie Loethen

2007

Pat Walker & Terry Coffren

Pam Vlcko & Ann Fulginiti

2006

Pat Walker & Terry Coffren

Jennifer Polich & Gretchen Oswalt

2005

Pat Pierce & Sally Brown

Pam Vlcko & Ann Fulginiti

2004

Marcia Taormina & Joan Pletcher

Pam Vlcko & Ann Fulginiti

2003

Nancy Manafort & Cheri Ziebka

MENU WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30TH-5:00-6:30 PM DINNER SPECIAL Strawberry Goat Cheese Bruschetta-GF Options Smoked Salmon on Cucumber Round with Chive Cream Cheese-GF Crab Rangoons served with Pineapple Thai Chili Dip Caprese Skewers with Balsamic Glaze-GF Cajun Chicken & Andouille Kabobs-GF Maryland Style Shrimp Cocktail-GF

THURSDAY, MARCH 31ST-7:30-8:30 AM BREAKFAST Assorted Pastries & Scones Tropical Fruit Display Greek Yogurt & Berries Parfait served with House-Made Granola Roasted Vegetable Frittata Smoked Salmon Display: Sliced Tomatoes/Red Onion/Capers/Egg Yolk/Egg White/Chive Cream Cheese/Everything Bagel Chips & Seed-Less Chips (GF Options Available)

Bacon & Sausage Patties-GF Sweet Potato Hash-Brown-GF Mimosa Bar

THURSDAY, MARCH 31ST-BROADWAY PLATED DINNER **CHOOSE ONE OF EACH**

SALAD Matinee Watermelon Salad-GF Watermelon Cubes/Arugula/Goat Cheese/Toasted Walnuts/ Blueberry Honey Vinaigrette Truffle Caesar Baby Romaine/Candied Seeds/Fine Herbs/Truffle Ciabatta Croutons/ Shaved Parmesan/Heirloom Tomatoes/Balsamic Glaze

ENTREE

Faroe Island Salmon-GF Fennel Confit/Roasted Carrots/Za'atar Spiced Crust Pan-Seared Cauliflower Steak-GF Golden Raisins/Pine Nuts/Sundried Tomatoes/Red Quinoa/Roasted Carrots Polenta & Kale-Stuffed Statler Chicken Breast Roasted Carrots & Basil Oil Drizzle

DESSERT

Brooklyn Juniors Cheesecake or Raspberry Sorbet & Sweet Berries-GF

MENU

FRIDAY, APRIL 1ST-7:30-8:30 BREAKFAST Assorted Pastries, Danishes, & Croissants Tropical Fruit Display & Berries Scrambled Eggs Yogurt & Granola Fruit Parfaits Beverages: Coffee/Water/Ice Tea/Lemonade/Juices

FRIDAY, APRIL 1ST-FOOL'S LUNCHEON Kale Quinoa Rainbow Salad-GF Diced Sweet Potato-GF Diced Red Beets-GF Edamame-GF Avocado-GF Heirloom Tomatoes-GF Feta Cheese-GF Shredded Carrots-GF Spinach-GF Grilled Shrimp-GF Grilled Chicken-GF Flatbread-GF Dressings: Canola Oil-GF/White Balsamic Vinaigrette/Honey Dijon

DESSERT Lemon Bars-GF & Cookies

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