NOVEMBER | 2026
TA R A G O L F & C O U N T R Y C L U B
NEWSLETTER
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TARA DIRECTORY MAIN CLUB HOUSE PHONE NUMBER: 941.756.7775 EXTENSIONS: GENERAL MANAGER: 1222 | DAVID TAYLOR ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER: 1230 | MORGAN BUECHNER ADMINISTRATION: 1229 | JILL OROLOGIO FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGER: 1225 | BRYAN ALLEN ASSISTANT FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGER: 1242 | BRAEDEN SHAFF ARC (ARCH. REVIEW): 1221 | CHRISTINE KANAYAMA LIFESTYLE DIRECTOR: 1224 | OLIVIA BALDASSARI MEMBER BILLING : 1223 | BRASHELLA KEYS FACILITY MANAGER: 1248 | BRETT ALLEN GOLF SHOP: 1231 | MARLENE, RICK & DONNA GOLF PROFESSIONAL: 1226 | MELISSA WILLIAMS FIRST ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONAL: 1241 | NATE WEBER RESTAURANT & RESERVATIONS: 1235 & 1242 | LIZETH, ALAINA, IZZY & ERIC SNACK BAR: 1227 | STEPHANIE
TARA’S MISSION: To provide an exceptional private country club experience while maintaining the club’s reputation as a financially sound and highly valued community where members enjoy outstanding golf, vibrant amenities and social camaraderie.
TARA’S VISION: Tara Golf & Country Club will be the most desirable private club in the Sarasota/Bradenton area in terms of value, quality of its golf course, its wide range of amenities and its member-friendly culture.
Photo by Lisa Mather
TARA COMMUNITY NEWS MESSAGE FROM PHILLIP PARSH, PRESIDENT Tara Board of Directors Summer is behind us, and many of our friends and neighbors are beginning to return. We are looking forward to welcoming everyone back and enjoying another fun filled winter season here at Tara, with lots of activities and events. The clubhouse remodel and refresh will soon be complete! We want to thank everyone for their patience and understanding over the past several months. Tara has been a special place to call home for more than 35 years. As we look at our community today, we can be proud of the vibrant, welcoming place we’ve built together. Over the years, our leadership has made some difficult decisions to keep Tara moving forward while continuing to offer the best value in southwest Florida. We’ve always taken pride in keeping our amenities in excellent condition and making improvements when needed. At the same time, it’s important that we manage our resources wisely and make responsible decisions that serve the best interests of our community. Thank you for your continued support, involvement, and pride in Tara. It’s our residents who make this such a wonderful place to live, relax, and enjoy all that our community has to offer. Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!
TARA COMMUNITY NEWS MESSAGE FROM DAVID TAYLOR, GENERAL MANAGER dtaylor@taragcc.com November brings the return of familiar faces, cooler weather, and an exciting milestone for Tara as we prepare to welcome our members into the refreshed clubhouse. Our planned opening is Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26. What a fitting occasion to gather around the table, celebrate our community, and begin enjoying the spaces that have been taking shape throughout the year. The clubhouse refresh is moving through its final stages, with the focus shifting toward completing finishes, coordinating furniture and equipment installation, and preparing the spaces for daily operations. Our November schedule includes furniture delivery and the remaining furnishings and accessories that will help bring the design together. These final weeks also involve coordinating contractors, addressing outstanding items, and giving our staff time to organize and prepare for service. From the new bar and grille to the enclosed four-season room and refreshed gathering areas, this project has always been about creating a clubhouse that supports the way our members enjoy Tara—whether stopping in after golf, meeting friends for a casual meal, or celebrating a special occasion. While Thanksgiving Day is our opening target, that plan remains dependent on completing the necessary work, inspections, and operational preparations. We will keep members informed as the date approaches, including which spaces will be available and details regarding Thanksgiving dining and reservations. I want to thank our members for your flexibility throughout construction. Temporary dining arrangements, changes in access, and the inevitable disruptions of a project this size have required everyone to adjust. Your cooperation has helped us continue serving the community while moving this important investment forward.
David Taylor
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS: Elizabeth Antin – Golf 6609 Stone River Rd. #206 Richard Lloyd & Sharon Johnson - Golf 6505 Stone River Road #103 William & Nancy Korbl – Golf 6802 Drewry’s Bluff Melissa Mullikan – Golf 6312 Turners Gap
TARA COMMUNITY NEWS MESSAGE FROM MORGAN BUECHNER, ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER 941.758.7775 x1230 | mbuechner@taragcc.com Dear Members, As we look forward to welcoming everyone back into the Clubhouse, I would like to share two important reminders. Member Key Fob Reprogramming During our transition to the new security system, the Pool, Fitness Room, Tennis Courts, and Pickleball Facility have operated on a scheduled lockand-unlock system. We are now ready to return to our normal access procedures, which means your Tara key fob will once again be required for entry. Please bring your current key fob(s) to the Business Office so we can scan and reprogram them to work with the new system. All members will need to have their fobs updated. Business Office hours are: · Monday: 8:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. · Tuesday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Christine or Jill will be happy to assist you. Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we complete this transition! Employee Holiday Contribution Fund As the holiday season approaches, our Employee Holiday Contribution Fund provides an opportunity to thank the dedicated team members who serve our Club throughout the year. From those you see each day to those working behind the scenes, their efforts help make Tara a welcoming place to gather with family and friends. The Board’s suggested voluntary contribution of $50 is automatically included on your October statement. Contributions are distributed directly to team members by the Board of Directors. Participation is optional. If you would like to increase, reduce, or remove your contribution, please contact Brashella in Accounting at accounting@taragcc.com or 941-756-7775, ext. 1223. Thank you for your generosity and continued support of our team. We look forward to sharing a wonderful holiday season with you!
Morgan Buechner
IN DEEPEST SY M PAT H Y: Donna Breeden September 26, 2026 Richard Babcock September 30, 2026 Marilyn West October 25, 2026 Louis Andromidas In Remembrance
April 5, 2026
May our dear friends rest in peace.
TARA GOLF HAPPENINGS MESSAGE FROM MISSY WILLIAMS, HEAD GOLF PRO 941.758.7961 x1226 | mwilliams@taragcc.com Peak Season, Perfect Pace November is here, and with it comes one of the most exciting times of the year at the club! The weather is beautiful, the golf course is calling, and more members and guests are eager to get out and enjoy everything the season has to offer. Our tee sheet is filling up, the course is buzzing with activity, and there is no better time to enjoy a round of golf with friends. But as we head into the height of the season, there is one important reminder for everyone: pace of play is your responsibility. We all want to enjoy our time on the course. We want to hit great shots, share a few laughs, enjoy the scenery, and spend quality time with our playing partners. Just as importantly, we all want to finish our rounds in a reasonable amount of time. With so many golfers playing throughout the day, each group has a responsibility to be mindful of the groups around them. Pace of play is not just about how quickly you play your own ball. It is about being aware of your group, keeping up with the group ahead, and understanding that your actions affect everyone behind you. As the golfer who made the tee time, the member who invited the guests, or simply the person leading the group, take ownership of your group’s pace. Make sure everyone understands that we are sharing the course with other golfers who have made plans for their day and deserve the same opportunity to enjoy their round and finish on time. A few simple habits can make a tremendous difference: · Be ready to play. Think about your shot while others are hitting, choose your club, and be prepared when it is your turn.
FAIRWAY FLASHBACK GUESS THE MEMBER: Can you name this Tara member from their throwback golf photo? See the back page for the answer.
· Pick simple games for groups. Picking less complicated games can help with pace. · Less tee boxes per group. Make groupings as much as possible off one or two sets of tee boxes. Playing 4 different sets of tees adds to pace problems. · Keep up with the group ahead. The group in front of you is your pace-setting guide, not the group behind you. If you have open holes ahead, it is time to pick up the pace. · Be efficient on the greens. Read your putt while others are putting when appropriate, be ready when it is your turn, and clear the green promptly once everyone has finished. · Move with purpose. Park carts in convenient locations, head toward your next shot efficiently, and take care of scoring after you have moved away from the green. · Lead your group. If you notice your group falling behind, speak up in a friendly way. Encourage everyone to keep moving and remind your guests that pace of play is part of being a considerate golfer. Remember, playing ready golf does not mean rushing or sacrificing the enjoyment of the game. It means being prepared, being aware, and respecting the time of everyone who shares the course with you. The responsibility for pace of play belongs to all of us. Each group must take responsibility for its own position on the course. A friendly reminder to your playing partners can prevent unnecessary delays and make the experience better for everyone. As we enjoy this wonderful November weather and the excitement of peak season, let’s make courtesy and consideration part of every round. Be the group that keeps pace, welcomes guests, respects fellow golfers, and helps make the course enjoyable for all.
Missy Williams
TARA COURSE HAPPENINGS MESSAGE FROM DON ABELL, COURSE SUPERINTENDENT 941.751.5593 | dabell@taragcc.com Ball Mark Repair Ball marks are those indentations on the green caused when a ball lands sharply on the green. Par three greens typically have the most ball marks due to the shorter irons that are hit into the green. Please repair your ball marks before you make your putt. An unrepaired ball mark may take two to three weeks to heal, leaving behind unsightly and uneven putting surfaces. On the other hand, a ball mark repaired correctly may take half the time to heal. There is really not much to fixing a ball mark the correct way, but there are a few guidelines you need to follow when making these repairs. You need a ball repair tool, knife, or even a tee. You want to insert your tool at the edges of the ball mark, and not in the middle. You will want to gently bring the edges toward the center with a slight twisting motion, be careful not to lift the center tearing the grass. Once you have the indentation repaired, gently tap the mark with your foot or the bottom of your putter face. When you are done, there should be a surface that you yourself would want to putt over. Beginner or pro, it is your responsibility as a golfer to fix your own ball marks. If you are a real steward of the game, you will fix any other ball marks you see while waiting for your partners to putt out.
Don Abell STRAIGHT IN THE CUP! Ray Brunette Friday, October 16, 2026 Hole #4 Club used: 7 Iron Yardage: 163 Yards
TARA FOOD & BEVERAGE NEWS MESSAGE FROM BRYAN ALLEN, F&B MANAGER 941.756.7775 ext.1225 | bryana@taragcc.com As we approach Thanksgiving, we want to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude to our wonderful membership and dedicated staff. Your support and enthusiasm throughout our renovation have meant so much to us, and we are truly thankful to be part of such a special community. We are especially excited to finally begin enjoying our new bar and dining room! These beautiful new spaces represent an exciting chapter for your club, and we look forward to welcoming everyone in to relax, share a meal, enjoy a drink, and make lasting memories together. We can’t wait to see these spaces come to life with laughter, camaraderie, and friendships that make Tara feel like home. We are in the final stages of the remodel. There may still be a few adjustments and finishing details along the way. Please bear with us as we work to ensure everything is ready for your enjoyment for years to come. Most importantly, we want to wish each and every member of our club family, along with our hardworking and dedicated staff, a very Happy Thanksgiving! We hope your holiday is filled with happiness, good health, wonderful food, and quality time with family and friends.
Bryan Allen
TARA LIFESTYLE HAPPENINGS MESSAGE FROM OLIVIA BALDASSARI, LIFESTYLE DIRECTOR 941.751.4637 ext.1224 | obaldassari@taragcc.com November is an exciting month at Tara! As construction of our new clubhouse space continues toward completion in mid-November, we’re looking forward to seeing the project come to a close and welcoming our members back into the new space. We can’t wait to fill it with years of events, celebrations, and memories! Our Ladies’ and Men’s Golf Associations will be kicking off the season with their opening luncheons · TWGA on November 3rd · Niners on November 5th · TMGA on November 18th We’ll continue the holiday celebrations with our Thanksgiving Buffet on Thursday, November 26, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with background music provided by Bruce Stout. The clubhouse will close at 5:00 p.m. that day. For those who prefer to celebrate at home, our Thanksgiving To-Go menu will also be available! We’re excited to celebrate the holidays together in our new space, welcome our members back, and bring back weekly Friday night entertainment! For more information and event details, be sure to check the Social and Dining Calendar.
Olivia Baldassari CLUB CALENDARS Click here to view the Golf Calendar Click here to view the Dining & Social Calendar Click here to view the Fitness & Recreation Calendar Click here to view the Bocce, Tennis, and Pickleball Calendar
TARA ACTIVITIES & EVENTS TO MAKE RESERVATIONS, PLEASE CALL: 941.756.7775 x1235 24-hour cancellation notice is required to avoid automatic billing to account for special events.
RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED: 941.756.7775 EXT. 1235
TARA MASTER COMMUNICATION MESSAGE FROM KIM LOSKOTA, PRESIDENT November begins the busy holiday season when we look forward to enjoying good food, creating wonderful memories, and spending quality time with family and friends. While the TMA Board and its committees may be a little less busy during this time of year, there are still plenty of things to accomplish, including preparing for 2027. Board Activities: · The TMA Board will have approved the 2027 Annual Budget at its October 28th Board Meeting. Assessment payments are due in early January. Please look for the annual invoice and note the payment due date. More information regarding payment options will be provided in December. As always, you can sign into your account on Vantaca for updated information. · The TMA Board adopted a resolution to approve electronic voting and electronic notices at its October 28th Board Meeting. You should have received forms in the mail to enable you to either consent or opt-out of electronic voting and/or receiving electronic meeting notices through a system called GetQuorum. The board would appreciate your consent to use the system, as electronic voting will help us lower postage costs for mailings throughout the year. If you haven’t received the mailing, please contact Resource Property Management, our management company, via email at: customerservice@resourcepropertymgmt.com. Landscape Committee: The Landscape Committee’s focus for November will be on preparing Tara for the holiday season. · Fresh mulch will be installed along Tara Boulevard, helping to keep our main entrance and community looking fresh and well-maintained. This will also make the new flowers at the end of the medians “pop”. · The Committee is also coordinating the installation of our holiday lighting display, which will be installed and lit shortly after Thanksgiving. We look forward to seeing the entrance to our community decorated for the holidays! Tara Boulevard Update: · June Car Accident – Board member Karen Cardozo has worked diligently to resolve the claim, and we are pleased to announce that the issues with the insurance claim related to the June accident have been resolved. The new light pole, light fixture, and base have been ordered. We have been advised that the materials will take approximately 18–20 weeks to receive. More details will be shared regarding the installation date when it is scheduled for 2027. We are also working with Manatee County to explore options to highlight the concrete median from SR 70 to Stone River Rd to help prevent future accidents. · Traffic Calming – Board member David Krasnoff is working with Manatee County on possible safety solutions to slow traffic on Tara Blvd. One option being pursued is the addition of stop signs at Tara Blvd & Drewrys Bluff. The County is currently conducting a traffic study to determine if additional stop signs are warranted. If these aren’t approved, other solutions will be pursued. We’ll keep you updated on this initiative. Thank you to all our residents for your continued support and involvement in our community. Have a happy, healthy, and enjoyable Thanksgiving!
Kim Loskota
FITNESS & RECREATION NEWS LIST OF ALL ACTIVITIES AT TARA
Due to the ongoing construction, all card groups will need to continue to meet off-site until further notice, as construction is still ongoing and we are not yet able to provide a safe, dedicated space for these groups. We will let these groups know as soon as they can return to the clubhouse. You may reach out to the contact person below if you would like to know more about their group.
EUCHRE – Select Tuesdays | 6pm Contact Rosmarie Buxbaum: rosmarieb@rogers.com MEXICAN TRAIN (DOMINOES) 2nd Wednesday of Each Month | 6:15pm Contact Rosmarie Buxbaum: rosmarieb@rogers.com BRIDGE – Every 1st & 3rd Wednesday at 6pm For meeting location, please contact Karen Clark: kcnurse@comcast.net OPEN BRIDGE – Fridays | 12:30pm - Beau Room Please bring $1! Contact Karen Clark: kcnurse@comcast.net MAHJONG – Saturdays 9:30am, Mondays 12:30pm – Beau Room SAMBA – Wednesdays | 12:30pm For meeting location, please contact Janet Goldberg: janetg155@gmail.com YOGA CLASSES – Fitness Center Mobility Flow & Restore | Monday 6pm | Contact Leona Forbes: forbes4lyf@gmail.com Subtle Yoga | Friday 9:30am | Contact Amber Thielen: ambermthielen@gmail.com Restorative/Yin Yoga | Wednesday 1:30pm | Contact Marjorie C: mcrawford7@verizon.net Strength & Core Class | Monday & Wednesday 3:30pm | Contact Caryn Patterson: caryn@homeinsrq.com | $10 Cash Yoga 1 Flexibility | Tuesday 3:30pm | Contact Caryn Patterson: caryn@homeinsrq.com | $10 Cash WATER AEROBICS – Monday, Wednesday and Friday | 10am | Clubhouse Pool Contact Donna Bowdoin: 713.289.0690 WATER VOLLEYBALL - Tuesday and Thursday | 10am | Clubhouse Pool Contact Camille Pawlick: 978.549.0235 BOOK CLUB - Every 2nd Friday | 9:30am at the Tara Clubhouse in the Bonnie Room Contact Kim Randolph: 810.357.6199 CRAFT GROUP - Wednesday | 10am in the Golf Shop Conference Room Contact Linda Little: 828.243.6519 or Marge Palacio: 941.932.6365 BOWLING LEAGUE - 8-week Fall League starting September 29 | 6:30pm | Tuesdays | Bowlero Alley Contact Pam Stevenson: pamste1@msn.com for more information RUMMIKUB GROUP – Thursdays | 1-3pm Contact Judy Harris: mamajudy369@yahoo.com or Barbara DiPalma: barbara.dipalma16@gmail.com PICKLEBALL PLAY – Monday - Saturday | 8-12pm | Pickleball Court: 7095 Stone River Rd Contact Carol Miers: mierscarol@gmail.com or 941.374.2027
Update on Television and Internet Service The current TMA contract with Xfinity (Comcast) expires on December 31, 2028. The ECT (Electronic Communications Technology) Committee has begun evaluating options for future television and internet services for our community. To support this process, the committee has engaged Telecom National Consulting Group (TNCG) to provide professional guidance and assist in evaluating potential providers. Requests for Proposals (RFPs) have been sent to several providers to identify the best overall combination of technology, resident pricing, service quality, construction planning, and value for the association and its residents. Providers have been asked to address the following areas: · Internet and TV/video services, including bulk pricing · Fiber-optic infrastructure and construction plans · Complimentary accounts · Installation, ongoing service, and customer support commitments · Additional benefits and value-added services As part of this evaluation, residents were recently surveyed to gather feedback on their current services and preferences for the future. The results indicated that residents are generally very satisfied with their current Xfinity services. However, respondents also expressed a willingness to consider alternative providers if they could offer faster internet speeds, improved customer service, and lower monthly costs. Resident feedback, together with the proposals received, will help guide the committee’s evaluation as it considers the options that offer the greatest overall value to our community.
HOUSE COMMIT TEE MESSAGE FROM KIM RANDOLPH kimkayrandolph@gmail.com Dear Members, The House committee has reached out to management to find a way to increase the audience for comments on the Food and Beverage operation in the Clubhouse. Currently, surveys are sent to the individual member who makes the reservation regardless of the number of people included in that reservation. Whether the party is two people or 10, only one comment request is created. We are working to expand that important feedback opportunity. The House committee is looking forward to new menu items and plateware/silverware from the Food and Beverage Team in November. Thank you for showing kindness and respect as we all work together to make our community a truly special place. If you have compliments or concerns you’d like the House Committee to be aware of, please email them to kimkayrandolph@gmail.com. Sincerely,
Kim Randolph
RAY AND WILMA MCCRAY In 1994, Ray and Wilma McCray moved from Jefferson City, Missouri, to Estero, Florida. As the population and traffic in the area continued to grow, they decided it was time for another move. Having vacationed in Bradenton and Sarasota, they visited the Tara sales trailer. With homes still under construction, they rented a home in the Preserve while waiting for their Tara home to become available. For the past 25 years, Ray and Wilma have called Tara home, living on Stone River Road. They have been married for 66 years and are proud parents of a daughter and son and grandparents to four grandsons. Ray has played an active role in the Tara community, serving as Chairman of the Finance Committee and President of the Board of Directors. He was also involved in two major renovation projects at Tara, in 2008 and 2014. During the 2008 renovation, Tara’s membership had grown so much that the auditorium at Tara Elementary School had to be rented to accommodate everyone for a membership meeting. Wilma has also given generously of her time and talents, serving on the Long-Range Planning Committee, as President of the Tara Women’s Golf Association, and on the House Committee for several years. She also served as Treasurer of the Tara Master Association. Over the years, Ray and Wilma have enjoyed many of the activities Tara Golf & Country Club has to offer. Dancing has always held a special place in their hearts, bringing them joy throughout their 66 years of marriage. They also continue to be active in their church and in community service throughout Bradenton and Sarasota. And their favorite holes? Hole #9, right behind their home, is a favorite for both. Ray has a special connection to Hole #3—he has made two hole-in-ones there! Their advice to fellow members is simple: Follow your interests, get involved, and meet other members. It’s a philosophy they have embraced throughout their years at Tara. We thank Ray and Wilma for their contributions to our community and the growth of Tara.
SOCIAL COMMIT TEE MESSAGE FROM JODI SCHLETER Halloween Fun at Tara! What a spooktacular time we had at Tacos, Tunes, and Terrifying Terror! From the costumes and decorated pumpkins to the music and haunted house, it was a fun evening of Halloween festivities. A special thank-you to Brent and his sons, Thomas and Luke, for their creativity and hard work bringing the haunted display to life! We also appreciate our Tara staff, volunteers, and members who helped make the evening a success. Honoring Our Veterans | November 11 Please join us as we honor those who have served. Our Veterans Day celebration will include a complimentary breakfast at 9:00 a.m., followed by a special ceremony at 9:15 a.m. featuring the presentation of colors, live music, and guest speakers. We look forward to recognizing our Tara veterans! This will be an outdoor event under the flag pole. Help Us Deck the Halls! | November 30 Calling all decorators and helping hands! The Social Committee invites members to join us on Monday, November 30, at 9:00 a.m. as we bring holiday cheer to our refreshed clubhouse. Whether you have a talent for decorating or simply enjoy lending a hand, we’d love your help! Save the Date! Holiday Golf Cart Parade | December 18 Get those golf carts and ugly Christmas sweaters ready! Our annual Holiday Golf Cart Parade returns Friday, December 18, with festive carts, music, drink specials and friendly competition. Last year’s winners, Shannon Barnes and Jim Hager will lead the parade as Grand Marshals. Watch for more details! Your Social Committee looks forward to a wonderful holiday season filled with friendship, fun, and Tara traditions!
Jodi Schleter
TARA NOVEMBER COMMITTEE MEETING SCHEDULE MEETINGS ARE HELD IN THE GOLF SHOP CONFERENCE ROOM* *Unless otherwise noted - Calendar is subject to change
ARC
November 18: 3:00 p.m.
COMMUNICATIONS
November 20: 10:00 a.m.
FINANCE
November 17: 3:00 p.m.
FITNESS & RECREATION November 16: 3:00 p.m.
GOLF
November 23: 1:30 p.m.
GREENS
November 30: 9:00 a.m.
HOUSE
November 4: 3:00 p.m.
LONG RANGE PLANNING November 10: 3:00 p.m.
COMMITTEE CHAIRS 2026 - 2027
SOCIAL
November 11 : 3 :00 p.m.
ARC: Barb Nielsen, Chair: 402-415-1939 | bnielsen55@yahoo.com COMMUNICATIONS: Dee Sollenberger, Chair: 317-697-2685 | deesollen@gmail.com FINANCE: Cliff Lanning, Chair: 616-293-8212 | clifflanning@gmail.com FITNESS & REC: Carol Miers, Chair: 941-374-2027 | mierscarol@gmail.com GREENS: Mike Bohardt, Chair: 215-499-7605 | gmbohardt@yahoo.com GOLF: Clint Sollenberger, Chair: 317-697-2690 | clintons58@gmail.com HOUSE: Kim Randolph, Chair: 810-357-6199 | kimkayrandolph@gmail.com LONG RANGE PLANNING: Jim Kokinda, Chair: 267-800-6916 | jameskokinda@gmail.com SOCIAL: Jodi Schleter, Chair: 469-323-2412 | Jodi.schleter99@gmail.com
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Bocce Bash
MEMBER-GUEST EVENT