Table of Contents
Club News & Reminders
Assistant Manager’s Report
Membership Update
Notes from the Board Chair
October Employee of the Month
Upcoming Dining Events
Golf Course Update
Haunted Autumn Extravaganza Photos
Morning Book Club
Evening Book Club
Tales & Cocktails with Stan Grossman
Mah Jongg Holiday Party
Golf News & Upcoming Events
Thanksgiving To-Go Menu
Club News & Reminders
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Forest Hills Couples Golf Trip
A Message From The Pro
Senior Men’s Golf Association
18 Hole Women’s Golf News
9 Hole Women’s Golf News
Breakfast with Santa Flyer
Brunch with Santa Flyer
Fall Bocce Season Recap
Seafood Boil Photos
November Wine Update
Firewood Bundles Flyer
November Calendar
December Calendar
Club Contacts
Regular A La Carte Dinner Menu Not Available on Saturday, November 9th
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The regular a la carte dinner menu will not be available on Saturday, November 9th. A menu of specialty small plates features will be available for An Evening of Small Plates. For more information, please see the flyer on page 6.
A La Carte Dining Service Not Available on Wednesday, November 27th
A la carte lunch and dinner service will not be available on Wednesday, November 27th, due to Thanksgiving To-Go Order Pickup. The Mexican Buffet will be available from 5:00 8:00 pm. For more information, please see the flyer on page 6.
Club Closed on Thanksgiving Day
The Club will not be open on Thanksgiving Day (Thursday, November 28th). All Thanksgiving To-Go Orders will be picked up cold with reheating instructions from the Club on Wednesday, November 27th
A La Carte Dining Closed on Tuesdays, November Through March
Please be reminded that during the months of November 2024 March 2025, 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.
Locker Room Hours of Operation
The Clubhouse will not be available for Locker Room usage until 7:00 am on Monday and Tuesday and 6:30 am Wednesday through Sunday.
Club Shutdown Period Scheduled for January 2025
The Club will close for its annual shutdown period from Wednesday, January 1st Thursday, January 16th, 2025. The Golf Shop will reopen on Friday, January 17th. Open Kitchen will take place on Friday, January 17th and Saturday, January 18th. The regular Brunch Buffet will be available on Sunday, January 19th, as well as a Carryout Feature that evening. The Club will reopen for regular lunch and dinner service for the remainder of the month (Wednesday through Sunday) on Wednesday, January 22nd. The Fitness Center will have modified hours during this time. The Club is working on finalizing details regarding reciprocity with other area clubs and will have this information available in December.
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 Ava at avar@foresthillscc.net to redeem a $100 Gift Certificate good toward your next food and beverage purchase.
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 Ava Reynolds at avar@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.
Assistant Manager’s Report by Ryan Schaben
Dear Forest Hills Country Club Members,
I get the pleasure of announcing that Emma Gore, and her husband Ryan, welcomed a new addition to their family. Vivienne arrived in the early morning hours of Thursday, October 17th, at 6 lbs. 13 oz., and is a healthy and happy baby girl. This is their third daughter, and both Emma and Vivienne are doing well. Please join me in congratulating Emma and Ryan on their family of five!
This is also the reason that I am writing your Manager’s Report this month. During Emma’s maternity leave, I will be stepping in to cover the responsibilities of GM/COO, along with some help from our Controller/CFO, Julie Kennedy. I am committed to ensuring a smooth transition and continuity of the many projects that are currently in place and upcoming. Throughout the next three months, please feel free to reach out to me with any questions, concerns, or comments that you may have during this period. My email is ryans@foresthillscc.net. I appreciate your support and look forward to any collaboration.
Megan Bales Director of Events
Firstly, I would like to introduce you to our new Director of Events, Megan Bales. Megan comes from a strong background in country clubs and has years of experience planning and running weddings, golf events, member events, and holiday parties. I have already enjoyed working with her and I could not be happier to have Megan on the team. As we get closer to the holiday season, please reach out to Megan at meganb@foresthillscc.net to begin your holiday party planning!
Fall is a busy time of year at Forest Hills Country Club, and I would like to congratulate our exceptional teams on the success of two large member events: the annual Seafood Boil and the Haunted Autumn Extravaganza, both of which received a wave of positive reviews. I am always the most impressed with our Halloween event, as it involves a copious amount of internal planning, as well as assistance from different departments around the Club. Thank you to Scott Reynolds and Carter DeMay for driving our hayride tractors. The addition of another tractor this year provided a nice boost to the member experience.
In October, we also wrapped up all of our golf leagues, such as the 9 and 18 Hole Women’s groups, and we hosted a total of three Monday golf outings. This year, we had the honor of hosting the St. Louis Chapter of the national Club Management Association of America’s annual golf tournament. CMAA is an organization that many of our managers, including myself, belong to for career educational opportunities and networking.
We are excited to be moving forward with quite a few projects inside the Clubhouse. The new doors entering the Golf Shop have been replaced and recently painted. There are still a few remaining doors on the lower level that need painted. In addition, the Ballroom doors have now been replaced and are in the process of being painted. We have one door left in the Terrace Room that will be replaced this year. The Ballroom carpet will be replaced at the beginning of January. The old drapes and drapery hardware will be getting a much-needed facelift. The Prefunction space will also be getting new carpet and the tile border will be removed. Thank you to our House Committee and Design Sub-Committee for their assistance on this work. Our three unit, walk-in cooler-freezer combo located in our basement is scheduled for replacement during our annual shutdown as well. Lastly, for an update on our current Golf Course projects, please see Scott Reynolds’ article on page 7.
Best regards,
-Ryan Schaben, Assistant General Manager
Vivienne Gore
Notes From the Board Chair by Charles Nance
Fellow Club Members,
I am pleased to present the nominees for the next FHCC Board Class. Mindy Jeffries, Nick Licavoli, and Tom McKittrick were proposed to the Board by the Nominating Committee and unanimously accepted. Their names will appear on the ballots in the upcoming election next February. The Nominating Committee carefully evaluated the skills required for Board service, following the guidelines set in the Board Policies Manual, and conducted personal interviews with potential candidates. The committee was unanimous in recommending these individuals For anyone interested in the details of the process, please refer to the Board Policies Manual and the Club Bylaws, which are posted on the Club website.
Mindy Jeffries has been involved with FHCC for 23 years. Her family has been active in both our swim program and in golf during that time. Mindy has served on the Swim, Golf, and Finance Committees. She has 40 years of corporate leadership experience. Her service on our committees has been productive and constructive. I greatly appreciate her thoughtful and lighthearted approach to the discussions in the committee meetings. Mindy and Ken were the first family to designate a spouse as a Voting Member under the new Bylaws change approved by our golf membership last spring.
Nick Licavoli has previously served two four-year terms on the Board of Directors and has held several key positions, including Chair of the Finance Committee, member of the Governance Committee, Chair of the Grounds Committee, and member of the Covid-19 Taskforce. He is also active in the Men’s Golf Association We are fortunate to have members like Nick who are willing to continue to contribute their time, talent, and energy to the Club through service on the Board.
Tom McKittrick and his family have been members since 2019. He has served on the Golf Committee and is active in the Men’s Golf Association. His family actively participates in Couples Golf, the Future Junior Golf Program, the Swim Program, and regularly attends the family-oriented events at the Club. He will bring to the Board of Directors a valuable understanding of how we may best continue to meet the needs and expectations of our younger families.
During the interview process, the Nominating Committee focused on finding members who could strengthen the perspectives and experiences needed to bring effective leadership to the Club in the future. There was also a focus on the skills needed to lead our Strategic Committees in the future. More information about the candidates and the voting schedule will be distributed and posted between now and February. If elected, these three members will then serve a four-year term, beginning in April of 2025 and ending in March of 2029.
One key criterion considered when nominating future Board Members for service is their active and constructive participation on our committees. If anyone has an interest in future service, your participation will be welcomed. Committee Chairs typically renew their rosters in the February/March time frame. Committee, their Chairs, and members are listed on the Club website and on the board in the entrance from the South Terrace.
I look forward to seeing you at the Club.
-Charles Nance, Board Chair
October Employee of the Month
Please join us in recognizing our October Employee of the Month, Tim Koelling!
“Tim has many talents that extend beyond keeping the 150+ pieces of machinery operational in the Grounds Maintenance Department, and he has also been a long-time member of our team for the last 18 years. He is creative, resourceful, and one of the smartest employees around. Tim is also our problem solver in Grounds Maintenance. This October, we commissioned him to secure a rental trailer to be used as our second Haunted Hayride wagon. Tim had the responsibility to make it safe yet not put any holes into the rental. Needing railings for safety, Tim designed a way to make it safe with no damage to the trailer. It was spectacular. He also secured decorations and with the help of some staff they made it look great. Job well done, Tim!”
Recognition from our members means the world to us. Please continue to share instances of exceptional employee dedication with Ryan Schaben at ryans@foresthillscc.net or Abby Le, Director of Human Resources, at abbyl@foresthillscc.net
Tim Koelling Grounds Mechanic
Dear Forest Hills Country Club Members,
This is what is happening and what’s yet to come on the Golf Course. Our staff is very busy with many improvements to the Golf Course.
Irrigation Lake on Holes #2 & #3
You will begin seeing the irrigation lake water level getting lower through the month of November. We are intentionally doing this to prepare for the lake edge repair on Hole #3. We need to have the water level below the bottom boulders for the contractor to be able to dig behind the wall. The fastest and most efficient way to lower the water level is by using our irrigation system when we water at night. This saves us from renting pumps and is much faster.
Hole #3 Lake Edge Repair
I wrote about this in one of my past updates. At that time, we were anticipating starting the project before Thanksgiving. Our contractor has had some delays with their current project, causing us to delay our start date. This project is now scheduled to begin after Thanksgiving. We will know a more accurate start date as we move through November.
Hole #5 Cart Bridge
The stone mason started removing old rock off the bridge this week. They have finished removing the inside of the bridge walls. Their next step is to work from inside the creek so they can remove the outside stone from the walls. They will lay down tarps to contain all the falling rock, so the creek doesn’t get contaminated. Scaffolding needs to be erected in the creek bottom so they can reach the elevation of the bridge. This project is scheduled to be completed in late November.
Pickleball Fence & Restoration of Surrounds
The pickleball fence is scheduled to begin installation, weather permitting, on Monday, November 4th. We anticipate this project taking two to three days to complete. This week, your Grounds Maintenance team has been working on restoring the sit due to the additional concrete and stone wall installation. We have also installed drain pipe, irrigation pipe, and backfilled soil around the new concrete. Our next step this week will be removing the overabundance of soil piled up as well as cleaning up the remaining dirt and rock sitting on the parking lot. We anticipate doing the final stage of restoration, which is seeding and straw matting, after the fence is installed.
Right Side of Hole #5 Creek
We have applied Roundup herbicide to kill the grass to the right of the creek. This is in preparation for seeding native grasses, similar to what was planted during the creek project. That process will begin this month.
Dead Tree Removal & New Tree Planting
Our tree contractor has started removing dead trees from the Golf Course. They will be working on select days over the next two months. Our first priorities for them are to remove dead trees in the vicinity of where new trees will be installed. Not every dead tree location has a new tree to be installed. On Monday, November 4th, they will be removing three trees on the Hole #3 side of the irrigation pump house. The roots of these trees are pushing the rock wall into the lake. As part of the wall restoration along Hole #3, the contractor will reset the collapsing boulders by the pump house.
Thank you,
- Scott Reynolds, GCS
Stone removed from inside walls
Right side of Hole #5 creek
Morning Book Club by Bettina Esser
Next Meeting: Wednesday, November 13th ● 10:30 am
The Morning Book Club welcomes the holidays with a reading list full of variety and seasonal choices. Our meeting this month is on Wednesday, November 13th, and we will discuss Table for Two by Amor Towles. This collection of short stories includes a novella featuring Eve, a main character in his earlier book, Rules of Civility
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Our holiday meeting is December 11th, and we will celebrate the season with your choice of any Christmas Jar book by Jason Wright. This series was adapted into a 2019 film and is becoming a Christmas classic. We reunite after the New Year on February 12th , focusing on The Lords of Discipline by Pat Conroy.
In the coming year, we will continue to meet on the second Wednesday of the month at 10:30 am and follow with lunch. Best wishes to all for a wonderful holiday season and most prosperous 2025!
Evening Book Club by Carolyn Cash
Next Meeting: Wednesday, December 18th ● 6:00 pm
The holidays are here, and with all the hustle and bustle we’ve decided to cancel the November Evening Book Club meeting.
We will celebrate Christmas on the third Wednesday of December (December 18th) with the Book Club Christmas Party! Our next regular meeting will be on the third Wednesday of February (February 19th, 2025) and the book will be All the Colors of the Dark by Chris Whitaker.
We hope to see you both for our Christmas party and for the new year we are starting in February. Please reach out to me if you have questions or concerns. We will be voting on new books at the February meeting. Hope to see you then!
Tales & Cocktails with Stan Grossman
On Thursday, October 10th, members filled Dutch’s Lounge to listen to Stan Grossman, original member, tell stories about Forest Hills throughout the years, his extensive experience with the USGA, and Dutch Harrison.
Thank you to Mr. Tony Piazza for emceeing this event, and a special thank you to Mr. Stan Grossman for telling your wonderful stories!
Scan this QR code to watch the full video on our YouTube. Scan to watch! Mr. Piazza (Emcee) & Mr. Grossman
Mah Jongg Holiday Party by Lauren Blanchard
Holiday Party: Wednesday, December 11th ● 10:00 am
We are excited for the Club’s first Mah Jongg Holiday Party! Tables are limited, so be sure to sign up on ForeTees to secure a table. This is for experienced Mah Jongg players only. Please bring a $20 gift, if you’d like to participate in the Charleston gift exchange.
If you are interested in learning how to play Mah Jongg, please reach out to me for an upcoming lessons night so we can gauge how many tables we will need for that event! Merry Mah Jongg!
Golf News & Upcoming Events
Hole-In-One News
Congratulations, Sally Sprowls!
Thursday, October 24th
Hole #16
100 yards with an 8 Iron Witnesses: Mark Sprowls, John & Maureen Niemeyer
Interested in joining the Hole-in-One Club?
If you would like to sign up for the Hole-in-One Club, please email Monica at monicak@foresthillscc.net.
As a member of the Hole-in-One Club, you are billed $10 anytime a member of the Club makes a hole-in-one on the Championship Course. The total amount collected from those who participate is what the player is rewarded with when they hit a hole-in-one.
Congratulations, Addy Surber & Emma Ottman!
Addy (Lafayette) finished 18th in Class 4, and Emma (Parkway West) finished 34th in Class 3 in the State Girls Golf Championship.
Couple’s Match Play Champions
Cathy & Jim Moffit
Women’s Match Play Champion
Taylor Healey
Addy Surber Emma Ottman (Far Right)
Forest Hills Couples Golf Trip by Joyce Jackson
Forest Hills is happy to announce a three day, two night couples golf trip to Kohler, Wisconsin, on June 6th -8th, 2025.
Tee it up on outstanding courses that have hosted the world’s biggest tournaments, including the PGA Championship, the Ryder Cup, and the US Women’s Open. Join us for a practice round at Blackwolf Run, an individual stroke play event on The Straits at Whistling Straits, and a couple’s event on The Irish Course. In addition, we’ll party on The Baths Course and at The Swing Studio Pub. If that’s not enough golf, diehards can enjoy same-day replay rounds.
We invite all members to join us for this fabulous weekend of golf. Call, text, or email Joyce Jackson for details. We are limited to 20 people.
Message From The Pro by Jimmy Bals, PGA
jimmyb@foresthillscc.net
The Golf Shop has just received new fall and winter apparel. There is no better time to use your credit and do some early shopping for the holidays! As a reminder, all credit expires on December 31st. There is over $28,000 on the books waiting to be used! If you are unsure if you have credit, call the Golf Shop staff to double check. With balances going to zero on January 1st , combined with the convenience and selection, make it a point to stop by the Golf Shop soon. This month, we will have a variety of sale items each week, so come by often.
Our wide selection of Peter Millar, Holderness & Bourne, and Greyson will keep your shopping easy. Much of the apparel is lifestyle and not golf-specific, making it simple to buy for anyone. Not only do we have apparel and the latest equipment, but there are specialty items as well, including headcovers, glassware, belts, metal ball markers, and more with the Forest Hills logo. For sports fans, we have unique items such as Forest Hills logo-ed footballs, football helmets, and mini basketball hoops. These certainly provide that one-of-a-kind item someone will appreciate.
The Golf Course is in tremendous condition. Make time on your busy calendar to come enjoy the fresh weather, even if it is only for nine holes. And don’t forget about the Valley Course; it can be played quickly and is always a challenge.
We look forward to seeing you soon and wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!
Men’s Golf Association by John de Greck
Well, the 2024 Senior Men’s Golf Association season has come to a close. Congratulations to Tom Dean, the 2024 Senior Player of the Year. Tom won the Singles Match Play Championship and was our leading money winner. Other major winners were the Two-Man Match Play Champions, Mike Young and Terry Schad, and the Senior Club Champions, Nick Licavoli (gross) and Bob O’Connell (net).
The Association paid out over $3,600 in prize money throughout the season. The top five leading money winners were Tom Dean, Terry Schad, John de Greck, Charles Nance, and Dave Ganz.
Our season-ending events included playing the Red Tees on September 25th Terry Gooding, Jim McGrath, and John Luby took 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.
Our Regular Play Day on October 2nd was won by John de Greck, with Lee Reid and Tony Piazza also cashing in.
Our closing Three-Man Scramble was won by Mike Young, Charles Nance, and Ed Mayuga Pat Hopkins and John Sherman will take over leadership for the Senior Men’s 2025 season.
“Give me golf clubs, fresh air, and a beautiful partner, and you can keep the clubs and the fresh air.” Jack Benny
Senior
Wow! What a season! It is hard to believe that our 2024 season is complete. We had so many amazing events this year, some traditional and a couple with new formats. Our new two-day Member-Guest and the Bring-a-Friend Charity event were well received and enjoyed by all.
October ended with the last day of our Solheim Cup competition and Beat the Pro. Solheim Cup was a great two-day event. Team USA, captained by Cathy Moffit, and Team Europe, captained by Joyce Jackson, battled through four nine-hole formats. In the end, Team Europe came out as the 2024 winner.
The Autumn Closer was a windy and cool fall day! 46 ladies enjoyed an 18 Hole Par 3 Scramble; it is always entertaining and challenging playing the course in a different way! Golf was followed by a luncheon and our fall closer meeting.
Our Winners For The 2024 Season:
Championship Medal Play
Overall
Schad
Overall
Single
Team
Barbara Nance & Christy Ehrenreich
Sandy Schwartz –4, Amy Jung +7
Janine Bosanquet +16
Beth Lastrina and Kathy Dorch conjured up a fantastic Witches with Sticks Closing Scramble. It was a fitting way to end a season that flew by. Casting a winning spell on the day were:
Kathy Muschick, Susie Holthaus, Angela Walsh, & Jane Loomes
Of course, all you witches who participated in the 9 Hole League season were treated to a great time on the course. Camaraderie, laughter, and improving our game are the hallmarks of the 9 Hole League. Special thanks to Kathy Dorch, Jared Milner, JT Tierney, and everyone in the Pro Shop and bag room for working to make the season run smoothly.
I’ll be flying off for a while, but remember to contact myself or Kathy Dorch with any prize day ideas, questions, or issues about the league, or to volunteer to organize an event next year. 9 Hole League members are encouraged to sign up for tee times on Thursday mornings whenever the weather permits.
Thanks for joining us on the course this year!
Most Eagles
Tiffany Durham (1), Pam Thelen (1), Sandy Schwartz (1), Kathy Wenstrup (1)
Most Birdies
Sandy Schwartz (7)
Hole Outs
Kathy Dorch (3), Sara Gould (3), Amy Jung (3)
Fall Bocce Season Recap by Jake Boaz
My first ever Bocce League Season is under my belt! It was a great success, thanks to everyone who made it extremely fun and very entertaining. The Fall 2024 Bocce Leagues saw many members of the Club playing on Wednesday and Thursday evenings for six weeks, from September to late October. Each league consisted of eight teams, with 222 members in total. This was great to see and has me excited for the Spring 2025 Season. Thank you to everyone who joined and helped make the leagues another huge success this year!
At the end of the season, every team was ranked. The top four teams from each league made it to the playoffs, which were held on Wednesday, October 23rd. After a full night of games, the top two teams from each league advanced to the championship games, which were held on Sunday, October 27th
In the Wednesday Night League, we had teams Turf Ticklers, Rolling Thunder, Pour Choices, and Ball Breakers qualify for the playoffs. The league’s top-ranked team, the Turf Ticklers, were coming off a Spring 2024 League Championship and weren’t stopping there. They continued their dominance and took first place overall in the Wednesday Night League, which sent them straight to the overall championship match. Congratulations to the Turf Ticklers and Team Captain, Jason Reynolds.
In the Thursday Night League, Teams Lady Beocces, Billionaire Ballers, Rollin’ Stones, and Lawn Rangers made it to the playoffs. The Lady Beocces were coming in hot as the top-ranked team, but it was the Billionaire Ballers who came out on top to win the Thursday League Championship title. Congratulations to the Billionaire Ballers and Team Captain, Cindy Cuba.
The two champions then faced off for the title of overall FHCC Fall Bocce Champions. It was a great showing from both sides, but it was the Wednesday Champs, Turf Ticklers, who continued their dominance from the previous season and were crowned the overall Fall Bocce Champions to become our first twotime FHCC Bocce winners, and accomplished it back-to-back!
Thank you again to everyone for making it a great season and making it easy for me to take over the leagues! We will see you in the spring for season five of Bocce here at FHCC!
2024 Fall Bocce Runners-Up
Thursday Night League Champions
Billionaire Ballers
Team Captain Cindy Cuba
Bob and Ann Fritz, Sherri and Jim Tichenor, Dawn and Dan Larson, Jen and Keith Politte, Michelle and AJ Freeman, Ryan Cuba, Sara Gould, Sherri Schultz
Thursday Night League Runners-Up Lawn Rangers
Team Captains Karen & Mike Vangyia
Christy and Hank Ehrenreich, Bonnie and Tom Sparks, Susie Holthaus, Karen Peters, Kathy and Steve Leinenbach, Lisa and Terry Schad, Cathy and Jim Moffit
- Jake Boaz, Assistant Food & Beverage Manager
2024 Fall Bocce Champions
Wednesday Night League Champions
Team Turf Ticklers
Team Captain Jason Reynolds
Adam Ruebsam, Matt Ott, Chad Miller, Trevor Gibson, David Otis, Tyler Welch, Brian Bomkamp, Erick Guzman, Gregor Yuska, Mike Buescher, Keith Sanford, Jeff Wagner, Derek Meyers
Wednesday Night League Runners-Up
Pour Choices
Team Captain Melissa McMurtrey
Greg McMurtrey, Tracey and Jeff Bierman, Erin and Chris Swenson, Amy and Todd Larson, Tom and Laurie Dolson, Cory and Sheila Lamp, Jeff and Chris Watson
Hi everyone! As we move through the fall season, we have a few new delicious wines of the month that I am excited to introduce to the Club. I hope you come out and enjoy our recommendations!
First up, we have the Klinker Brick Grenache Blanc for $32/bottle. This 92 point wine exhibits a nose of lemon and lychee and a crisp, bright palate, with a hint of peach that leads to a silky smooth finish. I recommend pairing this with our Lemon Artichoke Chicken or a fish feature. Our next wine is the l'Envoye Moulin-a-Vent Gamay Noir, sitting at 91 points, by Wine Enthusiast. The intense aromas of plush cherry and spice, combined with a raspberry, sage, and black pepper palate lend itself beautifully to our Filet. Enjoy this wine for $32/bottle. Our final wine this month is back by popular demand. The Knights Bridge Cabernet Sauvignon boasts a beautiful bouquet of cassis and Madagascar chocolate, with top notes of lavender blossom. I recommend pairing this with our New York Strip or Prime Rib for $25/glass.
We are also bringing back our holiday wine sales! Stop by the Club before Thanksgiving and pick up a special bottle with your Thanksgiving To-Go orders. We will have a table out by the Ballroom. We hope to see you and your family soon!
- Victoria Zimmerman, Director of Food & Beverage
November Wine Update by Victoria Zimmerman
Forest Hills Country Club
36 Forest Club Drive
Chesterfield, MO 63005
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Club Contacts
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Charles H. Nance Board Chair Long Range Planning Chair
Mark F. Forst Swim & Racquets Chair
Laurie Lambert Hopkins Treasurer / Finance Chair
Edward A. Dorch Golf Chair
Michael A. Flavin Director
Stephen A. Sigman Grounds Chair
Michael C. Buescher House Chair
John D. Mazzola Entertainment Chair
Robert M. Whiting Director
David A. Linenbroker Secretary
Craig L. Parres Governance Chair
Adam J. Wilburn Membership Chair
Emma Gore, CCM General Manager/COO
636.207.3515 ● emmag@foresthillscc.net
Michael Dority Executive Chef
636.207.3518 ● michaeld@foresthillscc.net
Scott Reynolds, GCS Grounds Superintendent
636.227.5044 ● scotts@foresthillscc.net
Julie Kennedy Controller
636.207.3513 ● juliek@foresthillscc.net
Abby Le Director of Human Resources
636.230.2507 ● abbyl@foresthillscc.net
Ryan Schaben Assistant General Manager
636.207.3512 ● ryans@foresthillscc.net
Jimmy Bals, PGA Director of Golf
636.227.1528 ● jimmyb@foresthillscc.net
JT Tierney, PGA
Head Golf Professional
636.227.1528 ● jtt@foresthillscc.net
Ali Kaplan Director of Membership and Marketing
636.207.3545 ● alik@foresthillscc.net
Megan Bales Director of Events
636.207.3528 ● meganb@foresthillscc.net
636.227.5030 ● concierge@foresthillscc.net