As we approach the end of the summer, I want to express my heartfelt thanks to the membership and staff for contributing to our Club’s enduring legacy What a Vermont summer we ’ ve had! Our recent events, including the Vermont Amateur Championship, highlighted the exceptional quality of our course amidst weather challenges This was only achievable because of the work that the Greenstaff accomplished throughout the season. Thank you to our superintendent Joe and our Greenstaff!
This summer has been a season filled with exciting social events, outstanding golf tournaments, and remarkable experiences Looking ahead to the next half of the season, we have exciting events lined up such as the Lobster Bake and end-of-season tournaments
As we transition into fall, please join me in welcoming new seasonal staff as we bid farewell to those returning to school Their contributions help ensure our Club continues to thrive
Please make sure you register and join us for the remaining Centennial events on our calendar, the Centennial Painting Unveiling on August 8th, and the Centennial Fireside Chat & Book Unveiling on September 6th. I look forward to celebrating with you as we come together for these special occasions.
Cheers to the remainder of our Centennial season!
Warm regards,
Jason Shattie General Manager
A Message from the
General Manager
A Message from the Dear Members,
President
I am not sure about you, but the summer seems to be flying by and for many reasons, I sure wish it would slow down August still means back to school for Toni and me, although now it is college and high school However, we have exciting events ahead, including, the Centennial Painting unveiling (by artist, and member, Jay Overton), the Fireside Chat with Donald Ross Society President (Brad Becken), and the Boy’s and Girl’s High School Championships, in October!
Following the Centennial Celebration and Vermont Amateur Championship, I've received numerous messages from members expressing joy and satisfaction with this season One long-time member even mentioned a renewed “ sense of pride” in our Club And we ’ re hearing from new members, too, which is equally important and serves to affirm that our strategy is working, our brand is strong, and we need to stick to it.
Maintaining a focus on membership growth is key to moving forward with our goals as a Club. Scott Baldwin (Membership Chair), his committee, Jason Shattie, Aleksa Jenkins, Steve Hosack…all have been collaborating and working hard to not only recruit new members, but to present the very best of what BCC has to offer
Since our December meeting, we have added 43 new members across all categories! As of August 2nd, we have 108 social members, 77 junior golfers between the ages of 16-25 and 431 golfers In just over six months’ time, this is a remarkable increase in count and a trend that is continuing, with new inquiries each day including a recent competitor in the Amateur, who was so impressed, he has applied Additionally, our demographic is skewing younger and appealing to those seeking a long-term commitment In the spirit of back-to-school this success is a report card I am proud to put on the fridge
So, I will close with a thank you to ev out of your way to pass along a positive comme rospective member, offered suggestions for im a new member to join his/her regular game come. This is the Burlington Country Club o
See you out there
Israel President
Membership Committee A Message from the
Dear Members,
“It is not a sprint but a marathon” We have the first leg of the marathon, and your membership committee is happy to report that we have had a very robust first leg and believe we are poised, with everyone ’ s help, to continue our membership growth
Thanks to everyone that has helped us bring in 43 new members since January 1 That is almost 10% of our membership WELCOME TO ALL OF OUR NEW MEMBERS We hope your BCC experience has been rewarding and look forward to many years with you at BCC
At our last Membership committee meeting, we discussed assimilating and welcoming our newest members to all the activities the BCC offers and especially how to encourage them to join in tee sheet openings. My challenge is for all of us, long time BCC members as well as our newest members to our great Club, if you see an unfamiliar face or even one that you have “ seen ” before but are not quite sure of their name, stick a hand out and introduce yourself. We are a very small, blessed group of folks as members of BCC and the more we know each other the closer community we will be New members, don’t be shy, jump on that tee sheet in groups that have an opening If you are concerned whether you would fit in with a particular twosome or threesome, ask the Pros they are there to help
NOW is the TIME From now until we go “pins in” this fall, is the time to invite a friend/ neighbor/partner/officemate up to “experience BCC”! Our 100-year-old course has NEVER been in better shape and in my biased opinion we are the number one Club and golfing experience in Vermont Let’s continue to showcase it If you have a potential BCC member in your circle of friends let us know At the risk of repeating myself, we are all Ambassadors of our Club
The best way to manage our financial commitments is to have more members participating and enjoying our GEM of a Club. The marathon is eep building our loyal membership. It has been a fantastic Cen o all those that have made it special.
Cheers,
Scott Baldwin Membership Committee Chair
Membership Update
Meet the Newest BCC Members
Please join the BCC Staff, Board of Directors, and Membership Committee in welcoming the following new and returning* members to the BCC community
Welcome New Members
Jacob & Julia Barker
Williston, VT
Social Member
David Sterrett & Danielle PezzimentiSterrett Hinesburg, VT
Social Member
Gina & Peter Procaccio Shelburne, VT
Social Member
William & Gabrielle Rose South Burlington, VT
Social Member
Leigh-Anne Cioffredi & James East Burlington, VT
Social Member
John Gretkowski Milton, VT
Social Member
Kyla Sternlieb & Bruce Lisman* Shelburne, VT
Social Member
Owen & Tara Banks Colchester, VT
Social Member
Christopher Ackerman & Annie Strout
South Burlington, VT
Intermediate Family Member
Mark Badanowski & Summer Danzeisen Vedra Beach, FL
Intermediate Family Member
Jeff Rhonda Titherington Plattsburgh, NY
Family Golf Member
Patric Reilly & Catherine Graziano Burlington, VT
Family Golf Member
Jason & Wendy Wiseberg Burlington, VT
Family Golf Member
Michael & Michelle Rutkowski Burlington, VT
Individual Golf Member
Ken Miller & Michelle Trottier* South Burlington, VT
Social Member
Member Highlights
Dale Loeffler & Michael Walsh Jr.
Dear Members,
Burlington Country Club has been such a special place for me over the years I've had the privilege of serving on various committees like the House Committee, Women's Committee, Centennial Committee, and the BCC Women's Group It's here that I've formed some of my most cherished and long-lasting friendships The community at BCC is filled with people who share a love for the game, each other, and certainly good times!
ed from New Jersey to Vermont, opening What's Your Beef Restaurant, followed by What Ale s You and Jake’s Original Bar and Grill After retiring, I launched Catering by Dale, which allowed me to indulge my passion for creativity Now, I’m exploring painting, a lifelong dream fulfilled with newfound time Family is central to my life; Ed and I have two wonderful sons, Jake and Patrick, their families, and six grandkids
We have so many great times together, and since golf is a family affair, we enjoy some lively rounds on the course as well.
Warmly,
Dale Loeffler
BCC Member Course Record!
On Sunday, July 28th, Michael Walsh, Jr made a remarkable approach shot to the 18th green, followed by a 2-putt birdie that set a new course record! Michael's impressive score of 63 surpassed the previous record by one stroke, which he had previously held jointly with Byron Nelson. His remarkable round was observed by his playing partners: Patrick Walsh, Kevin Cook, and Owen Palmer. Coincidentally, Michael’s father was at our Club that Sunday afternoon and witnessed the final putt on the 18th hole.
Well done, Mike!
Hole-in-one
Brian Shuman, July 2nd
Big congratulations to Brian Shuman, who recently achieved a remarkable hole-in-one from 176 yards on hole #8 with a 5 hybrid on July 2nd! As a dedicated BCC member for 37 years, this is Brian’s very first holein-one The impressive feat was celebrated alongside fellow members Chad Braidwood, Nevin Zablotsky, and Spencer Blackman.
R.T. Farrell, July 17th
A round of applause for R T Farrell, who scored an impressive ACE on hole #14 on July 17th! R T sent a 7 iron straight into the cup from 145 yards His playing partners, Scott Bond, Tim Davidson, and Chris Henry, were there to see the hole-in-one unfold
Chris Echo, July 26th
Kudos to Chris Echo for his spectacular hole-in-one on Friday, July 26th! Chris nailed a 195-yard shot on hole #10 using a 4 hybrid The moment was shared with BCC members Jeff Boliba, Mike Mathon, and Sean Gammon, who were all present to witness the incredible shot
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Message from the
Centennial Committee
Dear Members,
The Centennial year rolls on!
After recovering from the party of the year, we quickly hosted the Vermont Amateur Championship With nearly 50 volunteers from our Club, BCC put on one of best tournaments ever Joe and his crew did an amazing job setting up the course Steve and his staff along with the help of Jim McFadden rolled out the red carpet for the players The finish of the tournament was extremely exciting with a four-person playoff, which included BCC’s own Mike Walsh Jr
For the first time in 25 years BCC won the McCullough Cup. Congratulations to all that participated and a huge thank you to all that volunteered!! Next up is the unveiling of Jay Overton’s painting! The ceremony will be on August 8th. When Jay is not winning golf tournaments in his free time, he is a very accomplished painter. He has been working on this project for the past six months and we can’t wait to see it!!
All the best,
Eric Flegenheimer Centennial Committee Chair
The Centennial
Upcoming Events
Centennial Painting Unveiling
Thursday, August 8th, 2024, 5 PM to 7 PM
Join us for the unveiling of BCC member Jay Overton’s beautiful oil painting on canvas of one of the course ’ s special views, created in honor of our Centennial Celebration Enjoy a wine tasting by Kermit Lynch, served by fellow member Lisa Strausser, and a charcuterie board featuring Vermont cheeses We extend our heartfelt thanks to Jay for his dedication and contribution, which greatly enriches our Centennial Celebration’s We look forward to celebrating with you!
Centennial Fireside Chat & Centennial Book Unveiling
Friday, September 6, 2024, 5PM to 7PM
Join us for an exciting event as we discuss The 100 Year History of the Burlington Country Club, written and published by Andy Bigford with research support from Ken Merritt and the Centennial Committee. Also joining us is, Brad Becken, Past President of the Donald Ross Society and author of The Golf Architecture of Donald Ross, will share his expertise on Ross's profound influence on golf architecture and its significance for Burlington Country Club Having played all 400 courses designed by Ross, Brad will offer captivating insights into Ross's enduring legacy Don’t miss this opportunity to delve into our Club’s rich history and the visionary design of Donald Ross!
If you have not picked up your copy of BCC's Centennial book, the Vermont Gem, please visit the business office Monday through Friday between 9am and 4pm A reminder that if you or your significant other has a locker, please check your locker for your book before checking in with the business office There is only one book available per membership.
Additional Photos in Club News Centennial
Dear Members,
As I began my journey with Burlington Country Club at the start of our Centennial season, I was thrilled to step into the role of Executive Chef Over the past two months, I’ve been dedicated to bringing my culinary skills to our Club, aligning with our mission of providing exceptional service and contributing to a welcoming environment
I truly appreciate everyone ’ s patience during this transition. I’m passionate about connecting with people through food, aiming to make every dish not just taste great but also make you feel genuinely cared for I’m especially excited to introduce classic dishes executed with precision and love, like the perfect cheeseburger or chicken and biscuits I’m also looking forward to sharing a simple yet exciting new dessert menu I hope to make each visit to our Club a delicious and enjoyable experience for you all!
Cheers to a great rest of the season!
Executive Chef
Dan Davidson
A Message from the
Executive Chef
Dining
Featured Recipes
Whipped Feta Crostini
Watermelon Feta Salad
Marinated Grilled Shrimp
Pasta Alla Routa
Rockefeller Oysters
A Message from the
Superintendent
Dear Members,
This season seems to be passing exponentially faster than years ’ past. I'm not sure if that can be attributed to enthusiasm surrounding our Centennial or hosting the Vermont Amateur Championship for the first time in a decade. But it certainly has generated an overall spike in excitement amongst the membership. We can all be proud of the positive impression BCC made on the Vermont Amateur Championship participants. I am certain that we left a lasting impression.
As we approach our Club Championship, a tournament that certainly resonates within our maintenance facility It signifies departure time for our seasonal staff The Greenstaff was amazing this season, and we accomplished some remarkable goals We would like to wish everyone a successful return to school This season ’ s crew was undoubtedly the best group of individuals to spend a summer with We all shared the sense of pride that comes with Burlington Country Club
Looking ahead, we would like to remind you that our agronomic season is just around the corner Please note the dates listed for planning purposes Unfortunately, these events can offer varying amounts of disruption to normal play But the plant/soil health benefits are essential for the 2025 season and beyond
Sincerely,
Joe Martaniuk Golf Course Superintendent
Agronomic Dates of Interest (Weather Dependent):
Tee Aerification & Topdressing
September 23rd - 25th
Fairway Aerification
September 30th - October 3rd
Fairway Verticut
October 14th - 16th
Greens Aerification & Topdressing
Front 9 Aerification October 21st
Back 9 Aerification October 22nd
A Message from the
The Green & Golf Committee
Dear Members,
It is hard to believe we are halfway through the golf season The course has played well and the reviews from the Vermont Amateur Championship were extremely positive During this portion of the season, we begin noticing routine wear and tear around our Club Please help us continue spreading the message regarding the importance of filling divots, fixing ball marks, and properly raking bunkers
As we continue caring for our course, please also keep in mind the impacts of cart traffic; abide by on-course signage, keep 4-wheels on the path when parking, avoid wet areas, etc. Our Greenstaff spends countless hours preparing the golf course, ensuring that we get the best possible playing conditions each day. Please show your appreciation by doing your part, and maybe even a little more. Friendly reminder to check on your Adopt-A-Hole, how is it looking?
Sincerely,
The Green & Golf Committees
The Director of Golf A Message from the
Dear Members,
It’s hard to believe that 3+ months of our golf season has already flown by I hope you ’ ve gotten out to enjoy our beautiful course in whatever capacity suits your game: tournaments, leagues, casual rounds with friends, etc What is most important is that you are out there playing! If you are like me then you are looking forward to more rounds of golf this fall and hopefully planning on taking advantage of what tournaments, events, etc are left on our Golf Calendar
Looking back over the past couple of months, it’s hard to overlook the incredible condition that our Golf Course has been in this season. Leading up to the Vermont Amateur Championship the rough was long and penal. Many of you lamented to our staff and I’m sure your regular foursome anytime your ball wasn’t on the fairway or green. I thought it would be neat to highlight some of the things from that tournament that I found most interesting. After all, we had the best amateur golfers in the state on our course for 3 days. The three easiest holes relative to par in order were 5, 18 and 7 while the four hardest holes were 10, 13, 1 and 12. It probably comes as no surprise that 1, 12 and 13 were up there, but 10 caught me by surprise being ranked as the #1 hardest hole There were 10 eagles during the tournament Nine spread over the par 5s (with two coming from our very own Cam O’Connell and Adam Berger) and one eagle on hole #1
While on the topic, it is certainly worth mentioning that our McCullough Cup Team was victorious this year That team included Michael Walsh, Jr (runner-up), Alex Leonard (8th), Bryan Smith (T-13th), Cam O’Connell (T-13th) and Evan Forrest (T-27th) These 5 individuals teamed up to help BCC win the McCullough Cup for the 25th time, but the first in over 20 years! I’d also like to congratulate the 17 members of our Club who qualified It was a tremendous honor to have our Club so well represented In addition to the 5 members of the McCullough Cup Team we had 3 additional members make the cut: Chaney Noyes (22nd), Cam Saia (39th) and Adam Berger (40th) What I found most inspiring and encouraging was how this group of 17 banded together in the weeks leading up to the event, pushed each other to get better and cheered each other on until the final putt dropped! To me, that is what being a member of our great Club is all about!
We hope to see you all out on the course soon. And as always, if there is everything our Staff can do to make your next round of golf more enjoyable, please don’t hesitate to ask!
Sincerely,
Steve Hosack, PGA Director of Golf
Upcoming Tournaments
Club Championships
Our Club Championship and President’s Cup are on August 17th and 18th, with the Senior Club Championships the following weekend We offer various flights for all golfers If 54 holes from the black tees seem too challenging, consider the net President’s Cup Michael Walsh, Jr aims for a rare 3-peat, last achieved in 1949, and Melissa Lafayette will defend her Club and Senior titles
BCC Cup
This fun event, modeled after the Ryder Cup, features three 9-hole matches on Saturday, September 14th Members can earn points throughout the season in our Game of the Week and Major Tournaments The evening before is a highlight, with captains selecting teams, creating pairings, and scheduling matches before enjoying dinner together Captain Kevin Bennison’s team aims to defend their 2023 victory against Team Donald Ross, led by Steve Hosack
Women’s Swan Song Member-Guest
Join us for the final MemberGuest of 2024 on Thursday, August 22nd, with a 9:00 AM shotgun start, followed by lunch and awards Members may invite 1 or 3 guests for this 18-hole tournament In celebration of our Centennial, the theme is Roaring 20s wear your best retro golf outfits!
Women’s Fall Finale
We hope you can make it for the Women’s closing event of the 2024 season on September 19th Please join us for dinner, drinks and the presentation of the Ruth Jones Award This award is presented annually to the most improved female golfing member of the Burlington Country Club
Fred Martell Fall Classic
The Fred Martell Fall Classic, a favorite on our Tournament Calendar, wraps up our Centennial Season on September 28th and 29th This 36-hole event, featuring 3 formats and a championship shoot-out, is open to Member-Member and Member-Guest teams It’s sure to be fun and exciting!
Vermont Amateur Championship
Our Club was honored to host the 118th Vermont Amateur Championship, a historic event that began in 1902 This Centennial Year was extra special for us, with 17 of our own members qualifying and competing in the Championship. To top it all off, we proudly brought home our 25th McCullough Cup! For more details, be sure to check out our news article and press release, located on the BCC website and app under Club News
BCC McCullough Cup Team Winners - Byran Smith, Michael Walsh Jr , Cam O'Connell, Alex Leonard, Evan Forrest
Women’s Goss Member - Guest
Alice Goss, known as Mrs Jack W Goss in the early 20th century, was a distinguished golfer who narrowly lost the 1925 Waubanakee Golf Club championship to Lillian Laird on the first playoff hole She won multiple BCC Club Championships (1927, 1930, 1933, and 1934) and claimed titles at her winter club in Florida In 1934, Goss secured BCC’s first women ’ s state title at Woodstock Golf Club in the Vermont Women’s Amateur with an impressive even-par 40 in her semi-final match. The Goss Member-Guest Tournament, established in 1966, honors her legacy. Alice also played a key role in promoting women ’ s golf as the third president of the Vermont Women’s Golf Association. She and her husband, Jack Goss BCC’s First Couple were deeply involved in our Club’s history. They lived at 77 Ledge Road in Burlington, enjoying views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks History
Women’s Laird Member - Member Tournament Results
History
Maine native Lillian Laird, who began golfing at age 31 in 1906 at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, made a notable impact in the sport. During World War I, she drove an ambulance for the Red Cross in France. Residing in New Rochelle, N.Y., and summering in Burlington, she was an active member of Waubanakee Golf Club and later BCC, where she won our Club Championship in 1931 Laird's golf achievements included winning the U S Women’s Senior Amateur at Westchester, Country Club making her the only BCC member to earn a USGA title In 1947, she donated a sterling silver tray for the Laird Member-Member Tournament, which continues to be awarded Despite battling a broken hip and arthritis, she played golf into her 70s. Laird passed away in 1957 at age 81, leaving a lasting legacy in the golf community.
History
Dorn Fraser Mixed Scotch
The George Fraser Mixed Scotch Member-Member Tournament was inaugurated in 1962 in honor of BCC’s first proffessional and alter assistant professional, George Fraser. The Paul C. Dorn Mixed Scotch was inaugurated in 1959 in honor of Paul Dorn, a key organizer of the 1952 benefit for pro Charlie MacAndrew. Following his father Michael Dorn’s legacy, Paul joined the family Coca-Cola business in 1932 and became BCC President in 1953. Paul passed away in 1968, but his descendant Justin Bunnell now continues the tradition through the Venetian Soda Lounge.
Junior Club Championship Tournament Results
Congratulations to Jack Henry for his impressive performance, shooting a 39 with 2 birdies on the Front 9 to win the Junior Club Championship! Xander Desautels, our 2023 Champion, finished as the runner-up with a score of 42 Jack and Xander have been participating in BCC junior golf camps and leagues with Assistant Golf Professional, Evan Carty since they were 7 years old Jack is now 13 and the progress he has made has been incredible He on his way to becoming a rising star representing Burlington Country Club among the ranks of junior golf events around the state of Vermont
70th Annual MacAndrew Member -Guest Tournament Results
History
In August 1951, BCC held " one of the most memorable weekends in our Club’s history," as described by the Free Press, to honor beloved pro Charlie MacAndrew, who was suffering from a serious stomach illness requiring multiple surgeries. This heartfelt event, which drew pros from across New England, aimed to celebrate MacAndrew despite his declining health. In May 1952, BCC organized a two-day benefit to raise funds for MacAndrew's medical bills, featuring golf, dinners, dances, and exhibitions, with Rutland’s Mae Murray headlining Despite grim medical predictions, MacAndrew managed to tour the course in a cart He passed away three months later at age 46 In his memory, BCC inaugurated the MacAndrew Member-Guest Tournament the following year, a prestigious event that continues to honor his legacy
A Message from the
BCC Women’s Group
Dear Members,
Now that our season is in full swing the calendar has been full! The Women's Group has been busy organizing tournaments, volunteering for the VT Amateur Championship and Centennial Celebration, and planning our future women ' s events
We have four new women members to welcome into the BCC community, Wendy Wiseberg, Catherine Graziano, Rhonda Titherton and Annie Strout We hope you will join us for Monday Nine and Dine, Monday golf clinic, Thursday Ladies Day and/or Monday card games If you are new to our Club, another great way to meet people is to join Friday Night Couples. Check our Club calendar for the next one!
Events still to come are, the Women's Club Championship on August 17th, the Swan Song on August 22nd, the Women’s Senior Club Championship on August 24th and lastly the Women's Fall Festival with 9 holes of gold and a dance party!!!
Thank you to all the women who have participated and supported our mission You have made a difference!
Our very best,
History BCC Women
The early years of our Club's history were marked by a struggle for equal treatment for female golfers However, trailblazing women like Lillian Laird, the first BCC member to win a USGA title with her victory at the U S Women's Senior Amateur in 1931, and Alice Goss, who clinched BCC's first women ' s state title at Woodstock Golf Club in 1934, paved the way for future generations Dorothy Hill, our Club's first women ' s captain, furthered this progress by helping establish the Vermont State Women's Golf Association
These achievements were pivotal in breaking down barriers for female golfers not just at BCC but across the nation The culmination of this cultural shift was the election of Marcy Gage as our Club's first female president in 1993, solidifying the place of women as integral members and leaders within the BCC community Gage's presidency marked a new era for women at BCC, with increased participation and representation in Club activities and governance.
BCC has continued to be a pioneer in women ' s golf, hosting prestigious events. With a strong female membership and leadership presence, BCC remains committed to fostering an inclusive environment for all golfers Our Club offers various programs and services specifically for women, such as the popular women ' s league, ensuring a supportive and challenging atmosphere for players of all ages and abilities
Social Events
A Look Back
As summer wraps up, we ’ ve had a fantastic time enjoying live music together Our Friday Night Couples with live patio music and the Summer Concert were highlights of the season Thanks for being a part of these great events We look forward to more fun times ahead!
Dining & Social
Lobster Bake
Get excited for the annual Lobster Bake on Friday, August 30th from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM, with live patio music!
If you have already registered for Friday Night Couples, there is no need to separately sign up for the Lobster Bake Your FNC registration will automatically secure your spot for the dinner that follows the golf event.
If you are registered for Friday Night Couples but do not plan to attend the buffet, please contact Aleksa Jenkins.
Jr. Golf Academy Golf
A big thank you to Evan Carty for all his hard work running the Jr Golf Academy this season We’ve seen amazing growth in this program here and look forward for what’s to come in the 2025 Junior Golf Academy season As we wrap up a fantastic season, I wanted to remind you that we still have a few more dates to keep in mind for the Jr. Golf Academy instructions.
Beginner Clinic
Wed, 8/7 4 PM to 5 PM
Wed, 8/14 4 PM to 5 PM
Jr. Golf Camp
Tues 8/13 - Fri 8/16, Jr Golf U15 & U9 Week 5
U15 9am - 12pm U9 1pm - 3pm
Summer Camp
Summer camp has wrapped up, and what a great season it’s been! Check out these fun-tastic photos, courtesy of our wonderful camp counselors We’ll see you all next summer!
A Message from the
Aquatics Director
Dear Members,
Thank you all for making this summer at the BCC Pool so memorable! As I wrap up my second year as Aquatics Director, I’ve truly enjoyed connecting with everyone who’s come by the pool. A special thank you goes to Anna, our Swim Team Head Coach, for her incredible dedication to the team. While we ’ re sad to see her go, we wish her all the best in her next adventure. We’ll be on the lookout for a new Swim Team Head Coach during the off-season, so please let us know if you have any recommendations As we are near the end of the season, please make sure to take note of the changes in hours at the pool and pool cafe I look forward to seeing everyone back for more fun in the sun in 2025!
Warm regards,
Spencer Rosner Aquatics Director
Friday, August 9th Last Day of Morning Adult Swim
Sunday, August 11th Last Day of Full Summer Hours
Monday, August 12th Frist Day of Late Summer Hours: 12 PM - 7 PM DAILY
Monday, August 26th to Friday, August 30th Pool Fall Hours: 3 PM - 7 PM
Saturday, August 31st to Monday, September 2nd Labor Day Weekend Hours: 12 PM - 7 PM
Tuesday, September 3rd Pool Closed for the Season
Swim Team 2024 Season
Dear Members,
The BCC Beta Swim Team just wrapped up an amazing regular season and dove into the Leagues and States meets this past weekend with everything they had! There were so many fantastic swims and time drops, but I was equally impressed with everyone ’ s attitude, excitement, and support of their teammates. It made my heart full to see a cheering section at the end of everyone ’ s lane and to hear so many kind and encouraging words after each race. Betas really made a splash this year, showing off some serious talent and huge progress I’m so grateful to be coaching such an amazing team!
Best,
Thank You Staff Employee Highlight
Dear members,
We have had an outstanding season this year, all made possible by the dedication and hard work of our exceptional staff and the active engagement of our members
Our golf shop team has been instrumental in welcoming new members and ensuring the smooth operation of our golf programs and events throughout the season Their commitment on the course has truly enhanced our Club experience
We also celebrate the outstanding success of our Junior Golf season, which owes much to the diligent efforts of Evan Carty in organizing and executing the Jr. Golf programs. The growth and accomplishments of our young golfers have been inspiring to witness.
In Food & Beverage, our recent Centennial party stands as a testament to our team's collaborative spirit and dedication. A special appreciation to Susan Thompson and Dale Loeffler for their exceptional leadership and contributions to this milestone event
Acknowledging recent transitions in our Food & Beverage operations, I applaud Chef Dan for his commitment to implementing positive changes Your patience and support during this period are appreciated, and we eagerly anticipate new menus and continuing to elevate the dining experience Chef Dan welcomes input and feedback as we see these changes
Lastly, a sincere thank you to Anna and the co hi t ff f f t ti i t l d summer camp season We look forward to ce upcoming banquet on August 7th
Thank you for being an integral part of Burlington Country Club's journey. Your ongoing dedication helps us keep growing and thriving as a community by fostering a culture of dignity and respect in all directions: between members and staff, staff and members, among members, and among staff
Warm Regards,
Jason Shattie General Manager
Meet the Business Office
Aleksa Jenkins
Event Coordinator/Administrative Assistant
With two years at our Club, Aleksa plays a key role in organizing and managing events, as well as handling administrative tasks that help keep our Club running smoothly Outside of work, Aleksa enjoys riding motorcycles and fostering dogs
Purvi Shukla
Joining our Club in October 2022, Purvi manages our financial operations with expertise and dedication Living in South Burlington, Purvi is actively involved in the community and enjoys traveling, volunteering at her kids’ school, and cooking
Charlotte Pusztai-Renold Controller Marketing Associate
Starting at our Club in late May of this year, Charlotte has quickly become a vital part of improving our marketing and communication efforts As she wraps up her undergraduate studies at UVM in December, she’s eager to bring her insights and skills that she’s learning to her role here at our Club
August/September 2024 Golf Events
Please use our Club Calendar or BCC App to register for events and book your tee times.
