Forest Hills November 2021 On Course Newsletter

FOREST HILLS

On Course

COUNTRY CLUB

November 2021

www.foresthillscc.net

Celebrate the Holidays at Forest Hills Father Daughter Snow Ball Polar Express PJ & Movie Night Breakfast with Santa Brunch with Santa Holiday Boutique Family Holiday Dinner New Year’s Eve Dinner

Sat., 11/20 Sat., 11/27 Sat., 12/4 Sun., 12/5 Thurs., 12/9 Wed., 12/22 Fri., 12/31

Holiday Carryout from the Club Thanksgiving Orders Christmas Orders

Order by Wed., 11/17 Pickup Wed., 11/24 Order by Fri., 12/17 Pickup Thurs., 12/23

Club News & Reminders Club Closed on Thanksgiving Day Due to the high volume anticipated for Thanksgiving carryout orders, the Club will not be open on Thanksgiving Day (Thursday, November 25th). All carryout orders will be picked up cold with reheating instructions from the Club on Wednesday, November 24th.

A la Carte Dining Closed on Tuesdays, November - March Please be reminded that during the months of November - March, the Club does not offer a la carte lunch service on Tuesdays.

The Club always remains closed throughout the year on Tuesday evenings for dinner service.

Fitness Center Available for Monday Use Please be reminded that the Fitness Center is available for use on Mondays from 5:00 am until 4:30 pm.

Please note, the Clubhouse will not be accessible on Mondays and Tuesdays until 7:00 am, so those wishing to utilize the Men’s and Ladies’ Locker Rooms on those days will not be able to do so until after 7:00 am.

Club Shut Down Period Scheduled For January 2022 The Club will close for its annual shut down period from Saturday, January 1st - Tuesday, January 11th, 2022 and will reopen for lunch and dinner service for the remainder of the month (Wednesday through Sunday) on Wednesday, January 12th. The Fitness Center will have modified hours during this time.

Have Exciting News To Share?

We encourage our members to share with us the interesting and exciting things happening in your lives! Please send your details to Ali Kaplan at alik@foresthillscc.net. We will do our very best to include your information in our upcoming newsletter. The deadline is always the 20th of the month.

Newsletter Prize Hidden within the pages of this issue and future issues, we have included a member’s number chosen at random. If you come across this number and it happens to be yours, contact Ali at alik@foresthillscc.net to redeem a $100 Gift Certificate good toward your next food and beverage purchase.

Staff News I wanted to inform you that my last day at Forest Hills will be Saturday, November 6th. This was a very difficult decision to make, but I know what I’m doing is better for my long-term career.

It has been a true pleasure working here as the Concierge at the front desk for the past two and a half years, and I appreciate our members and staff more than I can put into words.

Thank you for making my time here so enjoyable and memorable. I wish all of you as individuals, as well as the Club, all the very best for the future.

Erin Kramarczyk

Manager’s Report by Kevin Donovan

kevind@foresthillscc.net

Dear Forest Hills Members, Fall is now upon us, and the leaves are changing fast. As we usher in November, we begin thinking about the holiday season. Chef Craig will be preparing Thanksgiving carryout meals and will have a limited number of meals, so please try to call soon to place your order.

Some of the other highlighted food and beverage events this month focus on our families. On Thursday evenings, we will be hosting Parents’ Night Out. Parents will be able to drop their children off at the Club while enjoying a date night in the Club dining rooms. The staff will watch your children (ages 5 and up) while doing various activities, including playing games and crafts and we will feature half price bottles of wine that parents can enjoy during their dining reservation.

On Saturday, November 20th, we are having our Father-Daughter Ball. This is a great time for dad to spend some valuable time with their daughter(s).

On Saturday, November 27th, the Club will host a Pajama and Movie Parents’ Night Out. The movie, The Polar Express, will be playing and the kids will enjoy breakfast for dinner and Dancakes will also be creating pancake art for the kids! The holidays are a time of the year when family and friends spend some valuable time catching up and celebrating one another. We hope that you and your family will find time to come to the Club to relax and enjoy the events the staff has planned.

We have a few quick updates on the projects that are outstanding. Unfortunately, we were just notified that the carpet is, once again, on back order. It was supposed to have shipped this week and now it will not arrive until sometime in December.

Therefore, we are postponing the installation of the carpet and tile entryway until January. This is very disappointing as we were very hopeful that the carpet would be installed before Thanksgiving.

We have started on the maintenance to the swimming pools. They have been sandblasted and painting has started; however, the recent cold and rain has put this on hold for now. Hopefully, we will get a few days of good weather so we can finish.

We have also started the viewing area for the Pickleball Courts. It has been great seeing a lot of pickleball activity on the courts this fall, particularly on Tuesday nights. We have had some good turnouts. The fence for the pickleball courts has finally arrived. Once the fence and the pickleball viewing area is complete, we will finish paving the last section of the parking lot. Final touches will be the installation of the new handrails and then we are finished with the projects at the Racquet Facility.

The Long-Range Planning Committee has been working hard under the leadership of Mr. Charles Nance. Mr. Nance and his committee spent an enormous amount of time with the operational committees here at the Club trying to identify future property upkeep and repair needs. The committee is meeting again this week and will be working closely with the Finance Committee and the Board to identify and prioritize future needs.

The pickleball patio and walkway is underway at the Racquet Facility.

The creeks on the golf course are showing some significant erosion and need to be addressed sooner than later. At this time, the creeks have risen to the top of the priority list and we are working closely with Midwest Testing and Stock and Associates to help us identify the scope of work and materials needed for repairs so that we can evaluate costs. Once more data is accumulated and the Board has time to evaluate this work, you will be receiving more information from the Club’s leadership regarding the outcome of the planning process.

We hope you and your family join us in celebrating the holiday season. The staff will work hard to make your time at the Club special. We hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving and we can’t wait to see you at the Club very soon.

Kevin and the Forest Hills Staff

The Family Pool and Adult Pool were sandblasted and will be re-painted in the coming weeks.

Membership News by Ryan Schaben, CMP

ryans@foresthillscc.net

Yes, the rumors are true! It’s looking like it could be a three year wait to join the Club. There is currently 65 on the golf waitlist and 38 on the social waitlist. Our three new members this month have spent roughly eight months on the waitlist respectively, after getting on the waitlist back in February or March. That’s back when there was just 20 on the waitlist and it still took eight months. I’m hesitant to tell people it will be three years on the waitlist, because a lot can change over three years. I tend to tell people that it will be a two year minimum wait for golf and a one year minimum wait for social. I clearly don’t want to give false hope, but I don’t want to tell someone it will be three years and they don’t get on the waitlist because of it.

The Initiation Fees went up in September from $20,000 to $25,000 for Full Golf Membership and from $3,000 to $4,000 for Social Membership. This is a great “price point” for the Club and also the highest our Initiation Fee has been since the 1990’s. I know with the current interest it’s easy to say, “Well, let’s keep raising it!” There’s a lot to consider than just the basic supply and demand. The market is a big factor. You can easily price yourself out of the market if you aren’t careful, which will lead to a quick backtrack of the price. Even before the increase, our Initiation Fee was slightly above Meadowbrook’s and this jump will put us further ahead. Also, what are families with young kids willing to pay? One of the demographic targets for Forest Hills is that 30-45 year old couple with 2-4 kids. That leads me into marketing of the Club. It’s hard to sell a “Family Club Atmosphere” with an Algonquin price; however, the facility improvements and addition of pickleball are a big reason we decided it was the right time for an increase.

Have you seen the new Ballroom chairs? What an improvement over the old chairs! I’m excited about the pool getting painted and the new patio and sidewalk over by the pickleball courts. Once our carpet arrives, we will also be ripping up the tile in the Foyer and entry way and putting in some new tile and carpet that looks amazing. Keep your eye out this spring when we will be replacing the hitting bays on the driving range with new all-weather mats. The things you can do with a full Club!

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Men’s Senior Golf Association by Jim Harf

jharf@maryville.edu

Three Senior Men’s Association events closed out our 2021 season. The September 29th regular weekly play day found Tim Rohlman posting a winning score of net 63. Jack Meyer and Jim Harf each posted the next best score of net 66, with Jack taking 2nd place on a tie-breaker and Jim in 3rd. Jim Harf won the October 6th regular play day with a net 71, followed by Tony Piazza in 2nd place with a net 72, and Terry Gooding in 3rd with a net 74.

The final event of the season, the Fall Closer with a shamble format, dodged the inclement weather on October 13. The winning team with a score of -25 was Curt Albrecht, Charles Nance, Dick Buckman and John Wright. In 2 nd place with a score of -22 was the team of Jeff McVehil, David Ganz, Tom Faerber and Fred Salerno. In 3 rd place, with a score of -21, was the team of Larry Thayer, John Niemeyer, William Robertson and Mark Hawley.

It was a good summer with many exciting events. Congratulations to Jim “Doc” Schneider who was crowned 2021 Senior Golfer of the Year. Doc ran away with the award as leading money-winner for the yearlong series of events. His name will be enshrined on the new Senior Men plaque in the Clubhouse. Terry Schad finished in 2 nd place, Charles Nance in 3rd place, Jim Harf in 4th place, and Tom Faerber in 5th place.

We have already begun to plan for the 2022 season. We welcome your input as we put the schedule together.

G LF EVENT 10:00 am Shotgun • Sign up on ForeTees

Featuring the lowest prices of the season on in-stock merchandise!

Saturday, November 27th • Saturday, December 11th 10:00 am - 5:00 pm The perfect opportunity to use your Golf Shop credit, which must be used by Friday, 12/31 Complimentary gift wrapping, wine and beer will be available!

Girls’ Golf State Results Forest Hills is proud of our junior golfers who played in the State Tournament on October 18th and 19th at Rivercut Golf Course in Springfield. Qualifying is an achievement in and of itself, and we had five ladies who were able to represent their schools.

Congratulations to the following who qualified and played in the Tournament: Riley Andrews (St. Joseph’s Academy: Class 4 - 1st Place Team; 8th Place Individual) Ava Sanford (Visitation Academy: Class 2 - 1st Place Team; 10th Place Individual) Addison Surber (Lafayette: Class 4 – 11th Place Individual) Miranda Linenbroker (Marquette: Class 4) Amanda Tichenor (Marquette: Class 4) Also, congratulations to Sandy Schwartz, who is the Assistant Coach of the team at Villa Duchesne, on her team’s first place win (Class 1).

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Addy Surber

Two Man Championship Champions: Charles Nance & Dennis Sheridan Runners-Up: Casey Urkevich & Steve Knodle

Ava Sanford

Miranda Linenbroker with her Marquette teammates

Forest Hills Cup Results 1st Place: Pat Wenstrup 2nd Place: Al Ruggeri 3rd Place: Alan Dorch

Riley Andrews

Gateway PGA Assistant Player of the Year Congratulations to Matt Swanson on being named Assistant Player of the Year for the Gateway PGA. This is a season-long point race based

Catering Corner by Gina Parisi

ginap@foresthillscc.net

Breathtaking views, exquisite cuisine, attention to detail. That’s what makes Forest Hills standout as a premiere wedding venue. Our elegant Crystal Ballroom can accommodate receptions that range from just a few of your closest friends to the most extensive and all-inclusive guest lists.

Our staff eases the worry of wedding planning and coordinates the finest details of your ideal day!

As a member of Forest Hills, you have the ability to host and/or sponsor a wedding reception here at the Club.

Member Testimonials “Every single moment exceeded every possible expectation we possibly could have even imagined. The raves & ratings & accolades have been incredible from EVERYONE.” -Mother of the Bride “BEST WEDDING EVER!!!’ …Was the constant, ultimate praise & acclaim throughout the days, night, & ever since” -Mother of the Bride We still have prime weekend dates available for booking in 2022. Please do not hesitate to reach out. I would love to wedding plan with you!

18 Hole Ladies Golf News by Christy Ehrenreich

christyehren@gmail.com

We finally had a full season of “normal” golf group. As we come to the end of our year, I wanted to report our final day of play was a wonderful day. We had a short meeting to approve the new board for 2022. Below are the results of our annual awards and recognition. Thanks to Matt Swanson for a fantastic 2021 season!

We hope everyone has a healthy winter and happy new year. We will see you in March 2022. If you know of someone interested in joining the 18 group for 2022 season, please have them contact Leatta Phillips at onmiwa16@yahoo.com.

18 Hole Ladies Year End Awards Ringer Awards

Match Play Results

Silver Tees Championship Flight: Sandy Schwartz (65)

US Open 1st: Leatta Phillips

Club Champion Cathy Moffit

A Division: Chris Watson (72)

2nd: Anne McLaren Masters

Stroke Reduction Marty Pfeifer - Stroke and Percentage

1st: Chris Watson

CTP Pamela Atteberry

B Division: Jan Miles (74) Red Tees A Division: Leatta Phillips (71)

2nd: Joyce Jackson

B Division: Christy Ehrenreich (81) C Division: Tina Vierling (81) Birdies Silver: Sandy Schwartz (8) Red: Leatta Phillips (3)

Doubles 1st: Barbara Nance & Christy Ehrenreich 2nd: Tina Vierling & Leatta Phillips

Autumn Classic 1st: Pamela Atteberry, Pam Thelen, Brenda Pohl & Paula Ruggeri 2nd: Tiffany Durham & Tina Vierling 3rd: Marty Pfeifer, Ann Hoette, Barbara Nance, Peggy Lorenz

Morning Book Club by Bettina Esser Next Meeting:

bettinaesser@earthlink.net

Wednesday, November 10th ● 10:30 am

Our upcoming schedule of events is as follows: Wednesday, November 10th: The Spy Who Came in from the Cold by John le Carre Wednesday, December 14: December 1939 by Linda Mahkovec Wednesday, February 9, 2022: The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict (discussion to be led by Anne).

Other books that we might wish to consider (or even give to others for Christmas) include the following new releases: ●

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The Memoirs of Stockholm Sven by Nathaniel Ian Miller (336 pp)--A man banishes himself to life alone in the Arctic Circle. Great reviews.

Concepcion: An Immigrant Family's Fortunes by Albert Samaha (400 pp)--Can immigrants still achieve the American Dream.

Oscar Wilde: A Life by Matthew Sturgis (864 pp)--New material on his life--but 864 pages is not for the faint-hearted.

The Dying Citizen by Victor Davis Hanson (432 pp)--Classics professor and military expert looks at America today.

Orwell's Roses by Rebecca Solnit (320 pp)--A new look at Orwell's life through his gardens.

My Monticello: Fiction by Jocelyn Nicole Johnson (224 pp)--A look at racism through the eyes of three different characters.

Crossroads by Jonathan Frazen (592 pp)--Trajectory of a Chicago family in late 2971. Long but has had strong reviews.

On Animals by Susan Orlean (256 pp)--Animal-human relationships illustrated through tales. (I may give this to my veterinarian daughter-in-law.)

Sankofa: A Novel by Chibundu Onuzo (304 pp)--Woman traces her African roots. Author of An American Marriage, may be a good read and future miniseries.

Evening Book Club by Connie Hawley Next Meeting:

hawleyc1@hotmail.com

Wednesday, December 8th ● 6:00 pm

In October, we discussed The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides. Thumbs up all around. We all love a plot twist and surprise and Mr. Michaelides first novel delivered.

The Evening Book Club does not meet in November, so we spent a lot of time planning our Christmas dinner party.

The December 8th party will feature a special dinner by Chef Craig. More details to come. We will also have a “favorite things” gift exchange. Bring one of your favorite things (gift wrapped) and keep the cost under $25. We are looking forward to a lovely dinner, drinks and laughs.

For those of you planning to attend your first Evening Book Club, here is all you need to know: everyone is welcome to the Evening Book Club. Signup on ForeTees or call the Club and RSVP. Join us at 6:00 pm as we start our evening together with social time. We enjoy a drink or two paired with dinner of your choice. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 636-536-2622.

Member Golf News Metropolitan Amateur Golf Association Wins Junior Cup Team MAGA won the 23rd Mid-America Junior Cup with a dominant showing in singles to bring the cup back to St. Louis on October 23rd-24th.

Congratulations to two of the team’s players, Ryan Walsh and Addy Surber, on their great play during the prestigious tournament.

The Mid-America Junior Cup matches are an annual competition between MAGA and Central Links Golf (formerly the Kansas City Golf Association).

The teams are comprised of the top juniors from each Associations respective regions. MAGA now leads the all-time series with ten wins compared to CLG’s nine (4 ties).

Upcoming Dining Events

Wines Vintages subject to change based on availability

J. Lassale Brut Premier Cru Preference, N-V Gerard Bertrand Ballerina Brut Etoile Rose, N-V Neal Family Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, ‘17 Hess Collection Lion Tamer Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, ‘17

Forest Hills Wine Society

Paul Hobbs Crossbarn Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, ‘18 Adaptation by Odette Cabernet Sauvignon, ‘17 Neal Family Howell Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon, ‘16 State of Mind Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, ‘16 Cade Estate Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, ‘17 The Mascot Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, ‘16 Chateau Lacoste Borie Bordeaux, ‘17 Chateau Blason d’Issan Margaux, ‘17

BIG CAB NIGHT

‘ Hors doeuvre Station Pork Belly Steamed Buns

Thursday, November 18th

Prime Strip Loin Slider

6:00 pm

Bruschetta Bar Spinach Artichoke Dip Beef Carpaccio Crostini Duck Quesadilla

Thursdays in November • 5:00 - 9:00 pm Dinner • Board Games • Crafts • Fun!

Chicken Tenders Honey Buttered Carrots Mac & Cheese Mashed Potatoes Chicken Alfredo French Fries

Drop the kids off and enjoy a date night at the Club!

On Thursday evenings, parents will be able to drop their child(ren) off at the Club and enjoy a date night in the Club’s dining room. The staff will watch the kids (ages 5 and up) while doing various activities, including playing games and crafts.

Price: $10 / Child activities]

[includes dinner and

Sign Up: Register children for the event on ForeTees under the ‘Member Event Registration’ tab. Register adults / other members of your party separately for a dining reservation under the ‘Dining Event Registration’ tab.

Select half price bottles of wine will be available for parents to enjoy in the dining rooms on this night.

Please Note: Parents must remain on Club premises for the duration of the evening.

November Events

Father Daughter Snow Ball Saturday, November 20th • 6:00 pm 6:00 pm Arrival & Dinner 6:30 - 9:30 pm DJ Entertainment & Dancing 7:30 - 9:30 pm Photobooth and a Visit with Elsa Adults: $38 ● Ages 6-11: $17 ● Ages 5 & Under: $5 Includes Dinner, Dessert and Entertainment

Semi-Formal Attire; Jackets Required for Men

Pajama Party & Movie Night Saturday, November 27th • 6:00 - 9:30 pm

Includes: dinner, donuts, hot chocolate, popcorn & soft drinks. Candy available by signature.

Attire: Kids are encouraged to come to the event dressed in their favorite holiday pajamas!

Things to Bring: Bring your blankets and/or sleeping bags for comfortable seating while viewing the film.

Breakfast Plate: Buttermilk Pancakes Scrambled Eggs | Bacon Fresh Popcorn

Hot Chocolate & Fresh Fried Donut Bar Chocolate Glazed Traditional Glazed Cinnamon Sugar

Parents are encouraged to join us for dinner while their child(ren) attend the movie night, and must stay on Club premises for the duration of the event.

Sign Up on ForeTees 48 Hour Cancelation Policy applies.

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TICKETS: Ages 5 & Up: $20 [Ages 5 & under welcome if accompanied by an adult]

Entertainment by Dancakes This event will feature the professional pancake artists, Dancakes, who create portraits and designs out of edible pancake batter.

Upcoming Holiday Events

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Entertainment: Pricing includes breakfast buffet only. The Clowns Entertainment (face painting, caricature artists, balloon artists) are available at the Sunday Brunch with Santa event.

Photos: Photos with Santa will be available! Photo fee will be billed separately by signature.

Attire: Country Club Attire. Blue jeans are not permitted.

Club Hours: A la carte lunch service will not be available on this day.

Biscuits and Gravy Eggs Benedict Scrambled Eggs

Menu

Pancakes Chocolate Chip Pancakes French Toast

Bacon & Sausage Home Fries Cinnamon Rolls & Fruit

Pricing Adults: $25 Ages 6-11: $14 5 & Under: $6

Buffet Menu Flash Fried Donut Bar • Assorted Sushi and Sashimi • Omelet Station Waffles • French Toast • Pancakes and Toppings Fresh Fruit Display • Yogurt Parfait • Cinnamon Rolls & Freshly Baked Breads • Biscuits and Gravy • Scrambled Eggs Eggs Benedict • Bacon • Sausage • Home Fries • Smothered Breakfast Burritos • Ham and Cheese Quiche Assorted Sushi and Sashimi • Charcuterie Display • Smoked Salmon • Shrimp Cocktail Carved Roast Strip Loin Bone-In Ham • Array of Salads • Shrimp Cocktail Grilled Chicken Pesto • Ham and Cheese Croissant Panini • Potato Encrusted Grouper Guinness Braised Short Ribs • Ancho Chile Glazed Salmon • Wide Variety of Desserts

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Entertainment: Pricing includes brunch buffet and Entertainment (face painting, caricature artists, balloon artists).

Photos: Photos with Santa will be available! Photo fee will be billed separately by signature.

Attire: Country Club Attire. Blue jeans are not permitted.

Club Hours: The Club will close for the day following this event.

Adults: $46 • Ages 6-11: $24 • 5 & Under: $12

Thursday, December 9th ● 10:00 am - 7:00 pm This ALL DAY SHOPPING Boutique will feature dozens of local vendors with the latest in accessories, fashion, home décor and gift ideas.

5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Chef Selected Menu Reservations Recommended

10:30 am - 3:00 pm Chef Selected Menu Reservations Recommended

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Admission is complimentary for members & guests. Complimentary bags will be provided for all shoppers.

Shopping begins at 10:30 am and is available until 7:30 pm.

Guests welcome!

If planning to stay for lunch or dinner, make a reservation on ForeTees under the ‘Club Event Registration’ tab.

All items will be served family style

Wednesday, December 22nd Reservations from 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Shrimp Cocktail Charcuterie Plate Crudite Rye Bread & Dill Dip Caesar Salad Pasta Pomodoro Grilled Vegetables Roasted Potatoes White Truffle Scented Reggiano Risotto

Steak Marsala Grilled Sirloin, Mushrooms, Marsala Demi Sauce Chicken Picatta Grilled Lemon Caper Sauce Reggiano Shrimp Bake Roasted Garlic Parmesan Sauce Assorted Family Style Desserts 408

Adults: $38 • Kids 6-11: $17 • 5 and Under: Free

Bundles Available Beginning Monday, November 8th From the Grounds Maintenance Building **Please Note, Cords and Half Cords Will Not Be Available this Year**

Forest Hills will provide bundled wood like you would find outside of convenience stores. The Club will provide double the amount you might find elsewhere, which is 12 pieces, for $5.00 plus tax.

Bundles will be available by the front door of the Grounds Maintenance facility. Please sign the clipboard indicating your name, member number and quantity purchased so that the club can bill your account.

Halloween Event Photos Thank you for attending our Haunted Autumn Extravaganza (10/16) and Adult Halloween Party (10/29)!

Best Female Costume

Best Couple Costume

Best Male Costume

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Club Contacts BOARD OF DIRECTORS Robert R. Kimes Director

Alan M. Ruggeri Golf Chair

Robert S. Wachter House Chair

Peter J. Arman Board Chair

Lawrence R. Giglio Membership Chair

Matthew J. Ott Grounds Chair

David A. Linenbroker

Kevin Donovan General Manager 636.207.3515 ● kevind@foresthillscc.net

Craig Peterson Executive Chef 636.207.3518 ● craigp@foresthillscc.net

Scott Reynolds, GCS Grounds Superintendent 636.227.5044 ● scotts@foresthillscc.net

Jennifer Schoen Controller 636.207.3513 ● jenns@foresthillscc.net

Ryan Schaben, CMP Membership Director 636.207.3545 ● ryans@foresthillscc.net

Secretary

Emma Gore

Zachary G. Smith Treasurer/ Finance Chair

Assistant General Manager 636.230.2507 ● emmag@foresthillscc.net

Lawrence A. Thayer

Jimmy Bals, PGA

Governance Chair

Director of Golf 636.227.1528 ● jimmyb@foresthillscc.net

Mark F. Forst Tennis/ Swim Chair

JT Tierney, PGA

Laurie A. Lambert-Hopkins

Head Golf Professional 636.227.1528 ● jtt@foresthillscc.net

Director

Charles H. Nance Vice Board Chair Long Range Planning Chair

Ryan Martin, PGA Teaching Professional 636.227.1528 ● ryanm@foresthillscc.net

Clubhouse (636) 227-5030 Office Fax (636) 227-2540 Golf Shop (636) 227-1528 www.foresthillscc.net Chris Ballard Assistant Food and Beverage Director 636.207.3532 ● chrisb@foresthillscc.net

Monica Knudtson Office Manager 636.207.3514 ● monicak@foresthillscc.net

Ali Kaplan Member Communications / Marketing 636.207.3512 ● alik@foresthillscc.net

Gina Parisi Director of Events 636.207.3528 ● ginap@foresthillscc.net

Jon Cameron Events Manager 636.207.3535 ● jonc@foresthillscc.net

Kyle O’Leary Director of Racquet Sports 636.628.1387 ● kyleo@foresthillscc.net

Dale Davis Facilities Manager 636.207.3533 ● daled@foresthillscc.net

Erin Kramarczyk Concierge 636.227.5030 ● erink@foresthillscc.net