Summer 2022 Haig Point Happenings

HAIG POINT

HAPPENINGS Summer 2022

COASTAL WEDDING INSPIRATION

CLIMBING THE LADDER

PERX PROGRAM

Local vendors create a dream wedding with Haig Point as the backdrop

Marine Department's new skills development plan

Membership referral program

FROM THE CHIEF

DOUG EGLY Chief Executive Officer

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ummer in South Carolina… what could be finer than the sun, the beach, and all the fun activities? Whether it is relaxing by the pool, playing golf or tennis, joining Kid’s Camp, gaming in Logan’s Lounge, taking an Oceanfront Equestrian Ride or dancing on the Beach Club Deck, Haig Point offers something for everyone. The Club is the perfect place to hold a special event. From weddings to corporate retreats, we offer unique experiences for our Members and their guests.

I am very excited for the July 4th festivities this year. Every year we get bigger and better! This year we have live music scheduled for three nights in a row, special beach parties, and Kids' Zone on the Tabby Lawn. We will have our Annual Fireworks display on July 3rd and we can enjoy a second show when Harbour Town has their display on July 4th. We expect a huge Member turnout for the best weekend of the year - make your reservations early!

I wish you a very happy summer and I look forward to seeing you soon.

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SUMMER GUEST + SAFETY REMINDER

• A Member Guest is an individual whom a Haig Point equity or non-equity member invites to Haig Point. A Commercial Vendor cannot be a guest. The Member should arrange guest access in advance of the guest's arrival by calling, emailing or in-person at the Front Desk. Please review the entire Member Guest Policy for specific guidelines for Day Guests, House Guests and Unaccompanied Guests. This document may be found at members.haigpoint.com > My Club > Club Governance > Documents & Forms > Guest and Rental Policy • The dress code at Haig Point is enforced as a sign of respect for Members and the Club’s beautiful surroundings. All Members and their guests are expected to dress accordingly when visiting the Club from the moment they arrive at the Embarkation on Hilton Head, ride our ferries, dine in our restaurants and enjoy our property. Please review the entire Dress Policy for detailed guidelines. This document may be found at members.haigpoint.com > My Club > Club Governance > Documents & Forms > Dress Policy • All drivers of Golf Carts must have a valid Driver’s License. This applies to both personal and Haig Point Club-Owned carts.

We look forward to a safe and fun summer!

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WELCOME TO OUR NEW MEMBERS*

| SIGNATURE | Stacy & Tracy Hitt Atlanta, Georgia Margaret & Mark Sullivan

Northbrook, Illinois

Kathy & Michael Waybright

Weshake, Ohio

| NATIONAL | Tonya & Johnny Brown

Fayetteville, Georgia

Abigail & Michael Clare

Winchester, Massachusetts

Susan & Gary Grammer

Alton, Illinois

Season & Blake Henry Knoxville, Tennessee Diane & John Hurley

Amhearst, New York

Kim & David Seastone Erie, Pennsylvania

* As of the second quarter of 2022

NEW MEMBER MEET + GREET Sunday, July 3, 2022 5 - 6 PM Beach Club Deck Mix and mingle with current and new members before the Party on the Deck with Deas-Guyz New Members: Please email Courtney Porter at cporter@haigpoint.com to register Please register separately for the Party on the Deck

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COASTAL WEDDING INSPIRATION The team at Stunning & Brilliant Events designed a dose of coastal romance resulting in elegant and moody wedding inspiration captured by IVS Photography

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ONLINE EXTRA View more photos at alowcountrywed.com/blog

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Planner: Stunning & Brilliant Events Venue: Haig Point - Daufuskie Island, Daufuskie Trail Rides Photographer: IVS Photography Hair & Make Up: Southern Belle By MariaNoël Jewelry: Forsythe Jewelers Florals: Gardenias Floral Design Dresses: Millia London Models: Dani Battles & Julia Herrin - 2021 Miss South Carolina Stationery: Kimberly Crane Calligraphy Rentals: Nuage Design, EventWorks Rentals

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GOLF

THE FAIRWAY WOOD SHOT - Jay Garrick, PGA, Director of Golf There are many players that fear the Fairway Wood Shot because of the difficulty getting the ball airborne.

This shot can be very challenging in the fact that the clubs are a bit longer in length than the irons, and have much less loft than the irons. However these clubs are essential to getting the most distance down the fairway and provide the most loft if hit correctly. The loft can range from 13 degrees up to 30 degrees, and once mastered can provide the confidence you need to deliver a great golf shot. In fact, as most of the membership know I have, and I am playing a 3,5,7,9, & even an 11. I personally think that players of all skill levels can create an advantage with these clubs. Once this skill is acquired, a player can produce a higher lofted shot from further away than a traditional iron.

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ONLINE EXTRA Watch Jay’s demonstration video at haigpoint.com/blog/ or scan this code

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Jay’s Thoughts: Here are a few set up tips to ensure great fairway wood play: • Always a great grip, aim, and posture • Ball position located slightly left of center 2 inches inside the lead foot • Arms hanging straight down • Tempo must be maintained, not over swinging • Must hit down and through the ball (a divot is ok!)

• Maintain great balance throughout the swing with a strong finish

JULY 4TH SCRAMBLE

August 25th at 4 PM - 6 PM to select teams, Member charge bar and appetizers will be available.

Cost: $175 per player Includes breakfast, lunch, and appetizers throughout the event

Monday, July 4th Format: 4 Player Scramble Time: 10 AM Shotgun Start Cost: $40 per player Includes breakfast, golf, prizes, & appetizers

9-HOLE DIVOTS + DRINKS Fridays: July 15th I August 1st I September 9th Format: Step-a-Side Scramble Time: 3 PM Shotgun Start Cost: $10 per couple Member Charge Bar and scoring after play

HAIG POINT CUP Monday, August 26th - 28th Format: 3-Day Ryder/Solheim Cup format consisting of two teams competing in Team Better Ball, Alternate Shot, and Individual Match Play. The team accumulating the most points throughout the 3 day event will become the Champions.

Time: 9:30 AM Shotgun • Special Note – There will be a pairings party on Thursday,

Try these tips and please see one of Golf Professionals for any advice and/or try a demo from one of our great brands; Callaway, XXIO, TaylorMade, & Cobra

LABOR DAY SCRAMBLE September 5th Format: 4 Player Scramble Time: 10 AM Shotgun Start Cost: $40 per player Includes breakfast, golf, prizes, & appetizers

LADIES OPENING DAY + LUNCHEON September 7th Format: Scramble Time: 10 AM Shotgun Start Cost: $35 per player | Luncheon will follow play

HPWGA LADIES' INVITATIONAL September 22nd - 24th Format: Better Ball, Scramble, Shamble, & 1,2,3 Time: 10 AM Shotgun Start Cost: $250 per player

JAY GARRICK, PGA Director of Golf

jgarrick@haigpoint.com

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GOLF

2022 EVENTS Couples Divots and Drinks June 24 July 15 August 19 September 9 October 7 November 18 December 16

Ladies Opening Day Scramble September 7

Red, White + Blue Scramble July 4

Haig Point Pro-Am November 15 -16

Haig Point Cup August 26 - 28

Member-Member Match Play December 9 - 11

Labor Day Scramble September 5

Course Open July 4 September 5 November 25 (shotgun only) December 24 (shotgun only)

Ladies Invitational September 22 - 24 Club Championships October 15 - 16

For more information or to signup, please visit the website Club Calendar

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TENNIS

RETURN ON YOUR INVESTMENT The return of the service is one of the most important shots in the game, but do you have an effective return?

Focus on these tips for a more dominating return.

1. Be ready: In tennis, the sport is played at the server's pace. If the server is ready to toss the ball up, the returner better be ready to receive it. Be alert and make sure you go through mental preparations well before you see the server step up to the line to serve. Once the ball is served, the point has started and there’s only time to react.

2. Position, position: A lot of beginners and intermediates don't know where to stand when they return. A good place to start is anywhere from a foot in front of the baseline to two feet behind it. The outside foot

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TENNIS

should be lined up with the side singles line. You can adjust

So to have a great return, you should feel comfortable with

your position from that point depending on the skill of the

different grips and being able to quickly change your grips

server. You'll see professionals sometimes stand 10-15 feet

reactively. If you possess a "chip" or "slice," most players are

behind the baseline to return; for the average player, this isn't

able to use the same grip for both forehand and backhand

recommended (or at all effective).

sides (by just flipping the face of the racquet to hit). This is the easiest strategy in terms of never having to change your grip

3. Get balanced: Your stance should distribute equal weight on your right and left legs, with knees slightly bent. It should be

especially when facing a dominant server, but often it results in a less powerful, more defensive shot.

what most trainers call an “athletic stance.” Weight should be slightly forward on the balls of your feet. The server can either

JUNIOR TENNIS PROGRAM

serve to your right or left, and you should be prepared to react

Summer is here and the Tennis Center’s Junior Tennis Program

quickly in either direction.

is in full "swing!" Programs are offered for ages 4 – 17 and in all ability levels.

4. Short backswing: Unless the opposing serve is very weak giving you time to set up and hit a full forehand or backhand, you will want to focus on using a short backswing to hit your return. Use the server's power. A great return using a 50% shorter or more abbreviated backswing will be easier to hit

TINY TOTS Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 10 – 10:30 AM A great introduction to the sport of a lifetime For ages 4-7 | $12 per player

because it will be easier for you to time. You'll be using less of your own effort and more pace from the server.

5. Grips: Saving the toughest tip for last. The assumption here is that the returner uses different grips to hit a topspin forehand and topspin backhand, making a fast grip change more difficult

JUNIOR ACADEMY Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 10:30 – 11:30 AM Fun-filled way to teach the basics with games and prizes For ages 7 - 16 | $15 per player

especially if you are rushed. As a general rule, most servers will attempt to hit towards the returner's backhand assuming that it's the weaker stroke. So, a good play by the returner would be to wait with a backhand grip expecting this to happen more often than not. More advanced players will never serve in a recognizable pattern and will mix up the placement of serves.

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JUNIOR DRILLS Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 11:30 AM-12:30 PM Great workout for the intermediate junior $15 per person

TENNIS CLINIC SCHEDULE

2022 EVENTS

MONDAY Daufuskie Doubles Drills

9 AM - 11 AM

Wimbledon Round Robin July 2

8 AM – 9 AM

US Open Round Robin September 3

TUESDAY Match Play Drills Back to Basics Tiny Tots

9 AM – 10 AM 10 AM – 10:30 AM 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Pickleball Club Championship October 20 - 23

10 AM – 10:30 AM

Haig Point Club Championship October 24 - 30

Junior Academy

10:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Junior Drill Clinic

WEDNESDAY Tiny Tots Junior Academy

10:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Junior Drill Clinic

11:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Reindeer Round Robin December 10

THURSDAY Intermediate Drills Tiny Tots

9 AM – 10 AM 10 AM – 10:30 AM

Junior Academy

10:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Junior Drill Clinic

11:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Tennis has been called the sport of a lifetime for good reason.

It’s easy, fun and a great way to spend time with your friends. The Tennis and Fitness Center offers a great Back to Basics Program

SATURDAY Weekly Round Robin

The Sport of a Lifetime

designed for the returning or new tennis players. Contact Ron 9 AM – 11 AM

Gwyn at 843.341.8114 for more details.

RON GWYN Director of Tennis

rgwyn@haigpoint.com

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EQUESTRIAN

FEELING THE HEAT Keeping horses safe during South Carolina summer Due to the extreme conditions in the southern summer, there are some extra steps we take this time of year to keep our herd as comfortable as possible: 1. Staying Hydrated – During the summer months we scrub and refill troughs and buckets constantly, to make the water more enticing. We also supplement with electrolyte powders and salt blocks, to further increase hydration, as some horses aren’t naturally “good drinkers,” and need a little extra encouragement. Our entire team is trained on how to test for and treat dehydration, so that we can get it under control as quickly as possible and prevent more extreme issues.

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it is cool enough. While the majority of the year we like to keep our horses outdoors as long as possible, occasionally in the summer it gets so hot that we leave them inside where its cooler during the afternoon, and turn them back outside later

Color: Brown and White Personality: A little too smart for his own good Likes: Snacking on Spanish moss and stealing food from his big brothers Dislikes: Shots from the vet and pedicures from the farrier

in the day. Each stall features an industrial strength fan, fly spray system and easy access to cold water at all times to keep them

SUMMER STAFF UPDATEOOK A

as comfortable as possible.

EMILY PENDERGEST

3. Sun Protection – Horses with pink skin on their faces,

I am a senior at the University of Kentucky,

particularly around their eyes and noses, require a little

majoring in Equine Science and Management

extra attention during the summer months. The two most

with minors in both Biology and Marketing.

noteworthy sun sensitive guys in our barn are Zeus, a cremello, and Sage, a paint. Both receive daily applications of sunscreen and wear special UV shield fly masks to reduce the risk of sunburn as much as possible.

I am so excited to be interning and spending my summer on Daufuskie. Even after only three short weeks, I have already fallen in love with island life and the Haig Point community.

When I’m not riding horses, you can find me spending time with

4. Insect Prevention – We do our best to shield them from the

my family or enjoying the great outdoors while hiking. You can

brutal Daufuskie Island bugs as much as possible. Each stall

also occasionally find me on the golf course!

has a fly spray system that dispenses automatically to help eliminate flies and gnats. To protect the horses while outdoors,

BRICE HOWE

they are sprayed with a topical insect repellent. They are also

I am originally from Virginia Beach, my

outfitted with mesh fly masks to prevent anything from flying

grandparents have lived on Daufuskie since

around their eyes, as this can be extremely irritating for them.

1997. I have been fortunate enough to be

Occasionally horses can be severely agitated by or even have

able to spend my summers here with them

an allergy to a particular type of insect, at which point they can

for the past 9 years. My love of animals immediately drew me

wear a full coverage fly sheet and boots.

to the barn, where I began volunteering at the age of 10 and furthered my passion for horses. Over the years, I have looked

MEET THE HERD: SHERLOCK The smallest, but loudest member of the Melrose herd!

Age: 11 years old Breed: Miniature mule (half mini horse, half mini donkey!)

forward to returning to the island and resuming my summer position at the barn. I recently completed my freshman year at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, where I plan to pursue a major in Biology in an effort to enter the medical field.

In addition to working with horses, I also enjoy anything that allows me to be outside, including soccer, running, tennis, and pickleball!

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EQUESTRIAN SUMMER SCHEDULE Please note that at this time all lessons will take place at the Haig Point Equestrian Center, and all Trail Rides will depart from the Melrose Stables.

Additional ride times may be available upon request.

Lessons

MONDAYS

Lessons Trail Rides

TUESDAYS

8 AM - 11 AM 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM

Lessons Trail Rides

WEDNESDAYS

8 AM - 11 AM 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM

Lessons Trail Rides

THURSDAYS 8 AM - 11 AM | 4 PM - 6 PM 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM

Lessons Trail Rides

FRIDAYS 8 AM - 11 AM | 4 PM - 6 PM 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM

Lessons Trail Rides

SATURDAYS

8 AM - 11 AM 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM

8 AM - 11 AM

2022 EVENTS Tack Store Open Tuesday - Saturday 9 AM - 4 PM Ride ‘N Wine July 19 August 23 September 13 October 18 November 15 December 20

Eco Tours July 2 August 7

Halloween Fun Show October 29 Annual Pig Roast November 26

SUNDAYS Trail Rides

8:30 AM and 10:30 AM

PRICING

* To schedule a lesson or pony ride, please call (843) 341-8191, or email aclark@haigpoint.com * For trail ride reservations, please call (843) 384-4510, or email csistek@haigpoint.com

Private Lesson $50 pp - $75 pp Group Lesson $50 pp - $60 pp Pony Ride: $20 per person Pony Clinic: $40 per person Trail Rides: $100 - $150 per person (changes seasonally)

CLAIRE SISTEK Equestrian Director

csistek@haigpoint.com

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BOATING + OUTDOOR NEWS

STAYING SAFE ON THE WATER LIFE JACKETS ARE ESSENTIAL Good swimmers still need life jackets. When people fall off a boat, they may become disoriented, injured or unconscious. Life jackets can keep victims’ heads above water so they can breathe and be rescued more easily.

Every child should wear a life jacket at all times when boating. Choose the right life jacket for the activities you will be doing. Double check to make sure the life jackets are U.S. Coast Guard approved and fit correctly: Hold your arms straight up over your head, ask a friend to grasp the tops of the arm openings and gently pull up; make sure there is no excess room above the openings and that the jacket does not ride up over your chin or face

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BOATING + OUTDOOR NEWS

GET EDUCATED, REDUCE RISKS

SUMMER FISHING

Take a safety course and become familiar with the local

REDFISH, TROUT, BLACK DRUM, MACKEREL,

boating laws. When operating a motorized boat, know about

SHARKS

carbon monoxide; this odorless, colorless poisonous gas

This is an excellent time go fishing because there are so many

is emitted by all combustion engines and onboard motor

options. On the inshore waters you'll find redfish, flounder, trout,

generators. Check that your equipment is in good working

black drum, mackerel and various sharks using a combination

order; get a free vessel safety check with your local U.S.

of lures and live bait tactics. Given the right conditions you

Coast Guard Auxiliary or U.S. Power Squadron. Review a pre-

may also get up on the shallow short grass flats in search of

departure checklist to ensure you have everything you need

tailing redfish…if you like to “hunt for fish” this is the ultimate

in your boat, including a tool kit and first-aid kit. Before you

experience! Out in the sound you will find the mighty tarpon,

leave, always file a float plan with someone you trust. Don’t

many of which go over 100 pound and put on a remarkable ariel

forget the sunscreen and know the signs of heat illnesses

show. Mixed in with the tarpon will be good numbers of sharks such as blacktips, duskies and bonnet heads. There is also some

EXERCISE GOOD JUDGMENT

great action off of the beach and on the nearshore wrecks for

Respect your limits and keep within your limits to avoid injury

species such as cobia, jacks, mackerel, whiting and sea bass.

Don't drink and drive a boat; alcohol affects judgment, vision,

Summer fishing has something for everyone!

balance and coordination. Once on the water, use common sense; in a split second, a situation can arise or the weather can

BOOK A CHARTERBOOK A

turn. If you notice storm clouds, a sudden temperature drop or

Private and Semi-private charters are available all year. We have

wind speed increasing, play it safe and get off the water.

partnered with several local captains to provide you and your guests a successful day on the water!

SAFETY TIPS FOR WATER SKIERS, TUBERS AND

In-shore, near-shore and off-shore/deep sea itineraries available.

WAKEBOARDERS

Pickup and dropoff is from Community Dock and everything is

Learn how to get up out of the water and how to safely use

included and provided for you: rods, tackle, bait and beverages.

the tow rope. Always have a spotter in the boat, and go over

Times are dictated by the tides to ensure the most successful

basic hand signals. Make certain the towline is not caught in the

trip.

propeller or wrapped around you prior to beginning. Wait for the

Please contact Lauren Hunt at lhunt@haigpoint.com to book

propeller to stop before getting back on the boat. Enjoy these

your charter or with any questions.

activities during daylight hours only

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FOOD + BEVERAGE HAPPENINGS

Dear Haig Point Members, Family, and Guests, Summertime in Napa Valley the vines experience incredible growth. If not for those tending to the vines they would grow unwieldly, and the fruit would lack flavor and complexity though it be abundant. Winemakers with the help of the vine dressers continually walk their property and inspect their vines. Oftentimes winemakers will drop fruit to the ground and trim back their vines to allow the fruit that remains to ripen and the flavors to concentrate. A good winemaker knows that it is not the abundance of the fruit but the quality that is most important to make great wine.

Here at Haig Point in this summer season we are looking forward to great growth in the Food & Beverage department.

We expect the days to be warm and the nights to be cool just like they are in Napa Valley. Like the winemakers we too will be trimming our fruit to allow what remains to concentrate in flavor and complexity.

Our goal is that all of our Food & Beverage offerings at Haig Point are excellent and that your service and overall experience is exceptional.

As always it is our pleasure to serve you our Haig Point Members, Family, and Guests. I welcome your feedback as we go on this journey together.

Thank you, Michael Clarke Director of Food and Beverage

MICHAEL CLARKE Food & Beverage Director

mclarke@haigpoint.com

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MOVING UP the CAREER LADDER The number one priority of the Marine Department is ensuring a safe

and enjoyable ferry experience for Members and guests. This is achieved through the commitment and dedication of our Marine staff. To keep attracting and maintaining quality Marine candidates, we have created the Marine Career Ladder program.

The Marine Career Ladder is a professional skills development program that provides Boat Mates an opportunity to become Captains within one year of entering the program. Former Boat Mates Stephanie Hodge and Robert Stevens took advantage of this development opportunity and completed the program earlier this year. They are now licensed to operate any of our Haig Point ferry vessels as Captains following in the footsteps of previous program graduates: Captains Antonio Chalmers, Robert Levis, Joshua Eben and Chris Kennedy.

Eligibility for the Marine Career Ladder program requires Boat Mates to have a minimum of 4-6 hours of training per shift for 360 days to be able to sit for the Coast Guard’s Inland Operators License exam. When passed, they will be licensed to operate vessels up to 100 tons.

Interested candidates for the Marine Career Ladder program should reach out the Marlowe Williams, HR Director, for more information at mwilliams@haigpoint.com

- Marlowe Williams

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EVENT PHOTOS

Clockwise from Top Left: Awards Party for the 4th Annual Haig Point Foundation Golf Tournament, Helicopter Ball Drop benefitting the HP Foundation, the view from our 18th Tee Heritage Tent, Haig Point representing in Plaid Nation, Members and volunteers load the skiffs for the Reef Build, Kevin Swain of SCDNR gives instruction to Members during our 2nd Oyster Reef Build

MEMBER CLUBS Please contact the Members listed for more information

FIRST MONDAY OF THE MONTH FITNESS CENTER ORIENTATION

FOURTH THURSDAY OF THE MONTH LADIES’ BOOK CLUB

11 AM | Fitness Center | Complimentary

September - May | Mansion

Overview and instruction of equipment and

Books are chosen by Members one or two months

center

ahead of time. Everyone is invited.

Contact Elizabeth Rogers or Julie Smalley for

TUESDAYS + THURSDAYS + SATURDAYS PICKLEBALL SOCIAL HOUR

more information at HaigPointLadiesBookClub@

11 AM | Tennis Center Complimentary. Organized play and instruction,

FRIDAYS BRIDGE CLUB

all equipment provided. Casual, open-play!

9:30 AM | Mansion Sunroom

gmail.com

Please call Kathy De Leo to sign up 843-342-2432

Business owners can improve productivity by investing in a company retreat. Simply getting away from the stressful atmosphere of the workplace can do a world of good. A company retreat allows them to regroup and rediscover their passion for their work. Our team can help you plan and execute your Retreat.

We are happy to offer: • Team Building Exercises • Golf Tournaments, Rounds or Clinics • Tennis + Pickleball Clinics + Round Robins • History + Artisan Tours • Private Ferry Cruises • Customizable Food + Beverage Packages Contact Courtney Porter, Event Sales Manager, at cporter@haigpoint.com to begin planning!

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Membership has its PERX!

Haig Point PERX was created to reward Members for helping us build our Membership stronger and better. We all know a referral is the greatest compliment you can give to your community. With PERX, you also have the opportunity for amazing rewards: • For each new Net Signature Membership sold, the referring Member will receive $5,000 • For each new Non-Property Membership sold, the referring Member will receive $1,000 • For each Existing Property with a Membership sold, the referring Member will receive a $1,000 Club Credit • For each National Membership sold, the referring Member will receive a $500 Club Credit

ONLINE EXTRA To learn more or to refer a Member, scan this code with your smart device

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When you become a Haig Point Member, you become part of a wonderful circle of Affiliate Clubs.

With select privileges such as dining, golf, fitness, business centers and more, your membership is even better than you imagined.

LOCAL AFFILIATE CLUBS Our agreement with each club gives you access and you’ll be eligible for the member-guest rates at each of the clubs.

South Carolina Yacht Club

Harbour Town Yacht Club

Palmetto Bluff

Learn to sail, join a cruising fleet, enjoy dining and special events with a decidedly nautical flair.

Take a quick water taxi trip to Harbour Town for a change of scenery and enjoy cocktails and weekly dinners overlooking the marina.

Book a spa appointment, play golf, enjoy several dining options or join the Shooting Club.

NATIONAL AFFILIATE CLUBS The agreement with each club gives our members full access for 10 days no more than 2 visits each calendar year. You’ll be eligible for the member-guest rates at each of the clubs. Before traveling, please contact Adam Martin, VP of Sales and Marketing. He may be contacted at amartin@haigpoint.com and will provide a letter of introduction to the affiliate club of your choice ALABAMA The Club of Birmingham, Alabama CANADA Derrick Golf & Winter Club Donalda Club Granite Club Toronto Cricket, Skating & Curling Club Toronto Lawn Tennis Club DELAWARE Greenville Country Club FLORIDA The River Club GEORGIA Idle Hour Country Club

MARYLAND Kenwood Golf and Country Club MASSACHUSETTS The University Club of Boston MICHIGAN Detroit Athletic Club MISSOURI Missouri Athletic Club - NEW! NEW JERSEY Park Avenue Club NEW YORK The Belvedere Club Huntington Yacht Club Long Island Yacht Club

The New York Athletic Club Scarsdale Golf Club Westchester Country Club NORTH CAROLINA Charlotte City Club North Hills Club OHIO Maketewah Country Club PENNSYLVANIA Union League Club of Philadelphia UNITED KINGDOM University Club, London - NEW!

INVITED ALLIANCE (formerly ClubCorp) - NEW! ClubBenefits is included with your Signature Membership, no action is required to enjoy these tremendous privileges.

When you travel, you will enjoy complimentary golf and dining.

BNG CLUBS BNG Hospitality owns a group of City Clubs around the country that are premier Business and Social Clubs.

Members may book their visit to any of these Clubs by contacting the Front Desk of the respective Club.

MEMBERS CAN LEARN MORE by visiting haigpoint.com and clicking My Club > Affiliate Clubs

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HAPPENINGS

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