The Idle Hour July 2024 Newsletter by IdleHourCC

The Idle Hour

MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER

Dear Idle Hour Members,

Happy July! I hope this message finds each of you in excellent health and high spirits I hope that you are enjoying the summer thus far With the warm weather and longer days, it's the perfect time to make the most of our club’s amenities and events.

As we move further into the season, I'd like to remind everyone of some upcoming events and important updates designed to make your member experience second to none

As always, if you have any questions or comments about the information shared below, please feel free to visit my office or reach out to me directly on my cell phone at 760-272-5600. Your feedback is invaluable as we strive to make your club experience exceptional.

Introduction - Please join us in welcoming Ashley Louthan to the Idle Hour family in her role as Food and Beverage Manager. Ashley grew up in London, Kentucky, but has called Lexington home for the past 10 years. She comes to us with more than a decade of experience in the service industry, with four years in a management position Ashley prides herself on creating a positive environment for staff and has a true passion and dedication for hospitality

Ashley is a problem solver who strives for excellence and is committed to creating positive experiences both inside and outside of her workplace. We are thrilled she is joining the team and welcome her skills, experience, and creativity, which will contribute greatly to our collective goal of elevating the member experience at Idle Hour.

Independence Day Celebration - Currently, the forecast for July 4th calls for thunderstorms in the evening, becoming more widespread overnight. Low 71°F. Winds light and variable, with a 72% chance of rain. With six days between now and the big Independence Day Celebration, there is still plenty of opportunity for Mother Nature to change her mind. Rain or shine, the show must go on.

The 118th Southern Amateur - The 118th Southern Amateur is just around the corner Stay tuned for updates on parking, operational details, club access points, and event schedule. Below are the details for the "Kickoff to the 118th Southern Amateur Cocktail Party." Please call the front desk to RSVP.

Swoop Ordering App – We're thrilled to introduce the Swoop food and beverage order app! Whether you're picking up at the reception desk, café counter, or opting for delivery to the ball courts, Swoop is the go-to app for fulfilling all your food and beverage needs at the club. Download Swoop today and enjoy a seamless ordering experience

Swoop App Instructions –

• Download the Swoop App (Swoop - Golf Concierge): Available on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. You can also scan the provided QR Code to download Swoop directly.

• Sign Up: Log in via Google, Facebook, or Apple. (Note: If you login as a guest, you will not be able to place orders.)

• Enter Course Code: Input IDLEHOUR

• Explore the Menu: Browse through the variety of food and beverage options available.

• Place Your Order: Select your items, add them to your cart, and complete your purchase through checkout.

• Track Your Order: Monitor the status of your order.

• Enjoy Your Service: Receive your order and enjoy your time at Idle Hour without interruptions For more information regarding Swoop, please free to call or text 760-272-5600

It’s Here! The Idle Hour Vine Society - Are you passionate about wine? Welcome to a "club within the club" exclusively for the oenophiles of Idle Hour the Idle Hour Vine Society (IHVS).

Membership Benefits:

Exclusive Discounts: Enjoy special discounts on the club's wine list.

Educational Opportunities: Participate in wine education sessions to expand your knowledge and appreciation. Annual Outings: Join us for annual trips to renowned wine regions, experiencing the heart of wine country firsthand

Tastings and Dinners: Attend exclusive wine tastings and dinners, curated to enhance your palate and deepen your wine experience.

Diverse Selection: Access a broad selection of wines available for order at substantial discounts, perfect for those looking to explore beyond the club’s offerings. These wines will need to be purchased, stored, and enjoyed at the club

The Idle Hour Vine Society is perfect for members eager to delve deeper into the world of wine, offering a rich blend of experiences and exclusive perks. Join us to elevate your wine journey and connect with fellow wine enthusiasts. For more information regarding the Idle Hour Vine Society or to sign up please feel free to call me at 760-272-5600 or email ckennedy@idlehour cc Cheers!

Quote of note: “The Noah rule: Predicting rain doesn’t count; building arks does.”- Warren Buffet Once again, thank you to everyone for your continued support and dedication. Wishing you all a wonderful weekend, filled with relaxation, laughter, and things that brighten your world. See you at the Idle Hour!

In service and gratitude, Chris

POOL OPENS

AT 10AM

POOL GAMES START AT 12:30

SODA DIVE

MONEY DIVE

BIGGEST SPLASH

BEER RELAY

BEER DIVE

4TH OF JULY BUFFET 5:30PM - 8:30PM

RESERVATION PRICE:

$39 ADULTS

$19 CHILDREN 4-12

CHILDREN UNDER 3 COMPLIMENTARY

DAY OF PRICE:

$49 ADULTS

$29 CHILDREN 4-12

CHILDREN UNDER 3 COMPLIMENTARY

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED 859-266-1121

CLUBHOUSE AL A CARTE SERVICE WILL SUSPEND AT 2PM

FIREWORK SHOW APPROX. 9:45PM

TABLE SELECTION WILL TAKE PLACE ON JUNE 8TH AT 9AM

TABLE SELECTION FOR THIS YEAR’S FESTIVITIES WILL TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY, JUNE 8TH, AT THE RECEPTION DESK, STARTING AT 9 A.M. AND ENDING AT 9 P.M. TABLE SELECTION IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED AND MUST BE DONE IN PERSON. LOCATION REQUESTS RECEIVED AFTER THIS TIME WILL BE AT THE DISCRETION OF CLUB MANAGEMENT. WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO ACCOMMODATE ALL REQUESTS.

PLEASE NOTE: ONCE THE PARTY SIZE AND LOCATION ARE “CONFIRMED”, ANY VARIANCES TO THE CONFIRMED PARTY SIZE (UP OR DOWN) WILL LIKELY AFFECT THE TIME, TABLE SIZE, AND LOCATION OF THE RESERVATION, REGARDLESS OF WHEN BOOKED.

WRISTBANDS & PARKING PASSES

WRISTBANDS AND PARKING PASSES CAN BE PICKED UP STARTING JUNE 29TH

JULY 4TH CELEBRATION GUIDELINES

Wristbands

All members and their guests will be required to wear club issued wristbands while on grounds, and these must be reserved and picked up before the holiday Wristbands will be required for all food and beverage service throughout the day as well In recent years, we have seen an increase in uninvited individuals simply showing up at the club on the 4th of July, and our wristband policy is designed to help our employees and security personnel identify authorized members and guests

Guest Fees

There will be a $25 fee for every non-member guest who uses the club during the 4th of July Holiday

This fee is in addition to our normal à la carte guest fees for golf, racquet sports, pool usage, and dining Reservations are required There is no restriction on the number of paid guests for the day, and there is a 72-hr. cancellation policy.

Lost Wristbands

Members must go to the front desk and purchase another wristband if lost or left behind Each replacement wristband is $25

Seating

Parking Passes

Each family will be allowed 1 parking pass for entrance to the club grounds Parking passes need to be picked up at the front desk prior to the holiday and displayed on the front dashboard upon entering the Holiday Road gate

July 4th Buffet

Chef Dillon has a great menu planned for the evening As a reminder, all à la carte food service in the Clubhouse will cease at 2pm Chef will be offering a holiday buffet, and members and guests will be charged appropriately when making reservations.

Private Security

We will have a larger security presence during the holiday. They will be responsible for securing the premises and granting access to members and their registered guests

Table selection for this year’s festivities will take place on Saturday, June 8th, at the reception desk, starting at 9 a m and ending at 9 p m Table selection is first come, first served and must be done in person Location requests received after this time will be at the discretion of club management We will do our best to accommodate all requests

PLEASE NOTE: Once the party size and location are “confirmed”, any variances to the confirmed party size (up or down) will likely affect the time, table size, and location of the reservation, regardless of when booked. For more information, please call me at 760-272-5600

Event Location Details:

Pool Deck Tables – Available first come first serve on the day of the event Holding tables for occupancy later is NOT permitted.

Upper Terrace Patio – A total of 18 tables will accommodate parties between 2 and 8 persons A few larger tables will be added to accommodate up to 12 people Reservation required

Lower Terrance Patio – A total of 11 tables will accommodate parties between 2 and 8 persons A few larger tables will be added to accommodate up to 12 people Reservation required

Grill Room Porch - A total of 5 tables will accommodate parties between 2 and 5 persons Reservation required

Covered Lawn Area “Small Tent”– 9 tables will accommodate parties between 8 and 14 persons. Reservation Required

Covered Lawn Area “Large Tent”– Open seating that is available first come first serve on the day of the event.

Putting Green Tables – Open seating that is available first come first serve on the day of the event

PETE GARVEY

SENIOR AND SUPER SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

JULY 6TH & 7TH

REGISTRATION FOR THE SENIOR AND SUPER SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP IS NOW OPEN. SENIOR'S ARE COMPETITORS AGES 50 AND OLDER AND WILL PLAY FROM THE MIDDLE (BLUE) TEES SUPER SENIOR'S ARE COMPETITORS AGES 70 AND OLDER ANDWILLBEPLAYEDFROMTHEFORWARD(GREEN)TEES.EMAIL THEGOLFSHOPTOREGISTER.

LADIES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

JULY 9TH & 10TH

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118th Southern Amateur Championship

July 17th-20th

Idle Hour Country Club SCAN

MATTHEW WHARTON

So, what did the team get into this week? We prepped for the Par Tee, as the ladies hosted their Member Guest. Maintenance Monday was a refreshing break from last week’s humid conditions. The golf course did pick up a smidge of rain Sunday evening and the lower dew point on Monday gave the course a much-needed breather.

Tuesday was another full day of mowing as the humidity returned kicking off a small thunderstorm around 7:00 pm. The rainfall tally wasn’t much to write home about, but it did give us another day to rest the pump station. Wednesday afternoon was when Mother Nature decided to bring some real rain for the first time in nearly three weeks, as the golf course absorbed 0.89” (23mm) late Wednesday evening. This event washed out cart paths and altered our setup plans for Thursday’s final day of the Ladies Member Guest, but we persevered.

Thursday morning dawned slightly cloudy and humid, but as the day progressed the humidity relented, and the ladies enjoyed a true chamber of commerce day in Lexington for their event. Now it’s

Friday again and the team is busy mowing, cutting, and grooming the golf course as we head into the weekend.

We are also spinning the bunkers this afternoon as Wednesday’s thunderstorm did quite a number on the sand.

This week we did treat all greens, tees, and approaches with liquid fertilizer and plant protectant. Fairways will be treated early next week as Independence Day looms on the horizon. Until next time.

Thanks for reading, and happy golfing!

Book your next massage and personal training appointment on the IHCC APP or www.idlehourky.com.

Hours

Monday – Friday 5:45am to 10pm

Saturday – Sunday 6:45am to 10pm

Massage

Phillip Daugherty 396-7753

Lisa Green (238)777-2295

Julie Fritsche 684-1622

Personal Training

Matt Kodrich 940-2313

Sandra Lankford 619-6414

Julie Fritsche 684-1622

Private or Semi Private Yoga

Sandra Lankford 619-6414

Give the gift of Wellness Gift Certificates to the Wellness Center are available! Call Julie or the Front Desk.

Level up your golf game with Matt

Your next break is just a few clicks away

View availability and book your massage using the IHCC app, www.idlehourky.com/wellness, or call or text massage therapist

Justforfun, squat eachtimeyouread “TRX”onthepage

There’s a new addition to the Gym! While we’ve had TRX straps attached to the cable machine for some time now, we just got a stand alone TRX mount for the gym. So now you’ve got two TRX’s in the gym: on the cable machine and on the adjacent wall You’ll also find a TRX mount in the Group Fitness Room. TRX has been one of my favorite pieces of equipment for years It’s so versatile that anyone, at any fitness level, can benefit from it You can put your feet in the foot cradles to spice up your plank or lunge or you can squat while using more arms than legs if you’re building back muscle after a knee or hip surgery. While the TRX can be utilized for a full body strength workout, you can also use it to stretch out or to get your heart pumping with cardio exercises!

Why move it to the wall? While having the TRX attached to the cable machine is a great option, there are several reasons for the wall mount. First, that cable machine is multi-functional with just the cable pulleys, then we added the bar, the shoulder staps, and the TRX This means a station with different equipment attached to it is limited to one person, sometimes two. Moving the TRX to the mount takes one piece away The shoulder cords will also be moved to a wall soon. A TRX is still attached to the cable machine in case the other one is in use or is blocked by other exercises. Second, the structure of the cable machine limits the movement available while using the TRX Moving the legs side to side while in a TRX plank or coming underneath for a TRX inverted row was very challenging and not as effective. Having the straps hanging on the mount, positions the TRX about two feet from any structure allowing more movement

Where am I supposed to put my mat now? Knowing where to lay a mat has always been a good question If you’ve ever used the gym when it’s busy, you know its a dance Sometimes people are in your way and sometimes you’re in their way. A little communication and flexibility are key Having the TRX on this mount does allow a bit more flexibility because you don’t have to be centered to the mount, you can use it from any angle Depending on the TRX exercise, it will likely be usable while someone is on a mat directly below the mount. So yes, mats can still go in that vicinity If you know members are using this TRX, you can simply ask if you’d be in their way where your mat is, or might be going. There is also space for mats in the area between my office and the upper body machines, in the upstairs hallway (better during nonpool season), and any other vacant spot you can find in the gym. Book your appointment to learn how to use the TRX, IHCC app or idlehourky.com/wellness

Kids Yoga Mindful Mindful

$20 /CLASS TUESDAYS

2:30 - 3:15 PM AGES 4-10 NO CLASS 7/2

Ann Lancaster is joining us again this summer to help children, learn the practices of mindfulness, meditation, and yoga.

These practices will help your child improve their balance and flexibility, both mentally and physically. Having more mindfulness can help them solve problems, manage stress, increase attention span and so much more.

These classes have been so fun! We plan to continue them both through July. Stay tuned in case we add classes to the August schedule.

YOGA HELPS WITH: stress management improved focus increased confidence

Begins June 3

$20 per class

GROUP FITNESS CLASSES

10-11am Fri 6-6:50am

Yoga builds a strong and stable foundation allowing better posture and balance.

Learn to use your breath to help your body become more flexible. You'll notice greater ease of movement in daily activities. In this class, Sandra takes you through different poses to help increase your strength, flexibility, and balance. Our yoga class is truly for all levels! Don’t let being a beginner or being out of practice stop you from trying our class.

50-minute, circuit style fitness. All ages and abilities are welcome.

Margaret stays on top of form and offers modifications as needed. Class consists of a dynamic warmup, six stations with different exercises that promote strength and cardio health then end with a cool down/stretch.

No Circuit Class: July 3 - 8 July 11

Teen Yoga

Mondays 12:45-1:45pm

Men

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50-minute, circuit style fitness. Similar to the Circuit class but only for men. All ages and abilities are welcome Margaret stays on top of form and offers modifications as needed. Class consists of a dynamic warmup, six stations with different exercises that promote strength and cardio health then end with a cool down/stretch.

For our older kids and teens, this class consists of yoga poses that are suitable for all levels of fitness and yoga knowledge. Practicing yoga helps to increase strength, muscular endurance, coordination, flexibility, balance, and movement efficiency. In addition to the physical benefits, yoga helps with stress management, improved focus, and increased confidence. ATHLETES: Yoga can balance out workouts and practices and can help you excel in your sport, reduce the risk of injuries, and improve overall well-being.

Sandra also offers private and semi private yoga sessions. Privates allow focus that is catered to that one person ’ s ability, needs, goals, and issues Semi privates allow two people to work towards similar goals When the pair has different conditions (for example one is dealing with an old shoulder injury and the other is lacking flexibility) the focus will be shared. Sandra will adapt the session as those needs change Privates $75 | Semi Privates $65 per person

Kids Mindful Yoga

Tuesdays 2:30-3:15pm No class July 2

Children, ages 4-10ish, will learn mindfulness, mediation, and yoga. These practices will help your child improve their balance and flexibility, both mentally and physically.

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EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT

NICK JEFFREY Food & Beverage Manager

Where are you from?

I’ve been all over America. My dad was a GM for Marriott so about every 3 years or so we would move on to another state. I was born in New Jersey. At age 2 we moved to California, then Missouri, then Nebraska. I ended up in Kentucky when I was 11 and have moved back and forth between Lexington and Texas a couple of times. I have lived here for over 20 years, Kentucky will always be home.

What led you to this careeer?

I’ve always been surrounded by the hospitality/food & beverage industry with both parents working in it. I started young with my first job at 13, working at the Griffin Gate Resort. I quickly fell in love with the industry, and it has always stuck ever since.

What do you love most about

your job?

Every day is something new. It’s not the same old, boring 9-5. Good or bad, this job will always keep you on your toes and never leave you stagnant. Knowing that the performance of your job can improve the day of any person you come across is a huge motivator and leaves you with a sense of satisfaction when all is said and done.

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT

NICK JEFFREY

Food & Beverage Manager

What do you like to do outside of work?

Outside of work, I love to spend time with my fiancé, Mariah. Just a nice, relaxing day of hanging by the pool or going out for date night. Regardless of what we’re doing, if it’s with her, I’m having the time of my life!

What motivates you at work?

My number one motivator is the team that surrounds me. Whether its upper management, servers, the back of house, to housekeeping. Seeing the dedication and hard work everyone puts into their job here is a constant reminder of the pride we have in our work at Idle Hour. Knowing that I can give my fiancé and future kids the life they deserve by working here is the push I receive daily to keep trying to improve this club and myself, not only as an employee, but also as a human being.

SUNDAY,JULY14TH

JUNIORTENNIS CLINIC

All members must register for clinics in advance and commit to a 4-week session for junior clinics. There will be two 4-week sessions running Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday mornings. A make-up week following the end of each session is for any missed days or rain cancellations. Your child will attend the same day(s) each week. For example, every Thursday, June 6, 13, 20 & 27 at 9am

Session 1:

4-week session June 3 - June 27; make-up July 1-2

9-9:45am: 6 & under - cost $60

9:45-10:30am: 7-8 yr - cost $60

10:30-11:30am: 9-10 yr - cost $72

11:30a-12:30pm: 11 & up - cost $72

Session 2:

SATURDAY

25 JANUARY 2023

9-9:45am: 6 & under - cost $60

FAUGET TENNIS COURT

4-week session July 8 – Aug. 1; make-up Aug. 5-8

9:45-10:30am: 7-8 yr. - cost $60

10:30-11:30am: 9-10 yr - cost $72 11:30a-12:30pm: 11 & up - $72

All junior clinics will be on clay courts 1-3. Children will enter clinics through the middle gate and exit through the side gate on court 3.

ADULTTENNIS CLINIC

All members must register for clinics in advance on the website or Idle Hour APP. Adult clinics begin May 28, 2024.

Beginner clinics: These clinics are for those new to tennis or have only been playing a for a short time and still learning the fundamentals of the game.

Tuesday/Thursday 11am-12pm – cost $20

Saturdays 11am-12pm – cost $20

Intermediate clinics: These clinics are for those who have been playing tennis for a while, are able to rally consistently and have proper serve technique.

Tuesday/Thursday 9:30a-11am - cost $30

Saturdays 9:30a-11am - cost $30

TENNIS EVENTS

ALL MEMBERS MUST REGISTER FOR EVENTS IN ADVANCE.

MAY 25 OPENING WEEKEND TENNIS & PICKLEBALL EVENTS: 12-3PM TENNIS 12-1:30PM PICKLEBALL 1:30-3PM

JUNE 15 WORLD TEAM TENNIS EVENT: 4:00-6:00PM

JULY 4 FIRECRACKER TENNIS & PICKLEBALL EVENTS: 9:30AM-12:30PM

TENNIS 9:30-11AM PICKLEBALL 11AM-12:30PM

JULY 13 WOMEN’S MEMBER/GUEST: 9:30-12:30PM

JULY 14 MEN’S MEMBER/GUEST: 9:30-12:30PM

AUGUST 24 PARENT/CHILD TENNIS TOURNAMENT: 9:30AM-12:30PM

SEPT. 2 LABOR DAY TENNIS & PICKLEBALL EVENTS: 9:30AM-12:30PM TENNIS 9:30AM-11AM PICKLEBALL 11AM-12:30PP

SATURDAY, JULY 13TH

Sunday, July 28th | 4-6 PM

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PICKLEBALL

C L I N I C

All members must register for clinics in advance and commit to a 4-week session for junior clinics. There will be two 4-week sessions running on Friday mornings. A make-up day following the end of each session is for any missed days or rain cancellations.

Session 1:

4-week session June 7 – June 28; make-up July 5.

9a-9:45am: 6 & under - cost $60

9:45a-10:30am: 7-8 yr. - cost $60

10:30a-11:30am: 9-10 yr. - cost $72 11:30a-12:30pm: 11 & up - cost $72

Session 2:

4-week session July 12 – Aug. 2; make-up Aug 9

9a-9:45am: 6 & under - cost $60

9:45a-10:30am: 7-8 yr. - cost $60

10:30a-11:30am: 9-10 yr. - cost $72 11:30a-12:30pm: 11 & up - $72

ADULT

PICKLEBALL

C L I N I C

All members must register for clinics in advance on the web site or through the Idle Hour APP. Adult clinics begin May 26, 2024

Progressive Open Pickleball Play: – Bring a partner or come solo and play lots of pickleball with various partners. A pro will help organize players into pairings that make the game both competitive and fun! There’ll be two levels:

Intermediate: Saturdays 9:30-11am – cost $12

Beginner: Saturdays 11a-12p – cost is $8

Beginner clinics: These clinics are for those new to pickleball or have only been playing for a short time and still learning the fundamentals of the game.

Sundays 1-2pm and Wednesdays 10:30-11:30am – cost $20

Intermediate clinics: These clinics are for those who have been playing pickleball for a while, are able to rally, keep score, have proper serve technique, and want to learn game strategy.

Sundays 2-3pm – cost $20 and Wednesdays 9-10:30am – cost $30

PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

NOSIGN UP REQUIRED!

OPEN PLAY IS UNIQUE TO PICKLEBALL AND INCREASING IN POPULARITY ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. THE SPIRIT OF OPEN PLAY IS THAT EVERYONE PLAYS WITH DIFFERENT PLAYERS IN A RECREATIONAL, FUN SETTING. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO LEARN FROM PLAYING WITH OTHERS, MAKE NEW PICKLEBALL FRIENDS, HAVE FUN AND BEST OF ALL…NO SIGN UPS REQUIRED!

The Idle Hour Open Play Schedule:

Monday 5-7: Men's Open Play

Tuesday 8-10a: Mixed Beginner Open Play

Tuesday 5-7: Women's Open Play

Wednesday 5p: Mixed Intermediate/Advanced Open Play

Rules for Open Play:

1. Four People per court.

2. When your first game is finished, lay your paddle on the paddle table and stack up to 4 paddles at a time.

3 The next open court is for the next four paddles in line 4. Please do not move anyone's paddles but your own.

5. When you come off the court, you may place your paddle with the same people you played with and make your own stack or add to a different stack that is not already filled with four paddles.

6. If a stack has 3 paddles, you may go ahead and add yours regardless of how long you have been waiting.

7 Games are played to 11 points, win by two

PICKLEBALL EVENTS

ALL MEMBERS MUST REGISTER FOR EVENTS IN ADVANCE.

MAY 25 OPENING WEEKEND TENNIS & PICKLEBALL EVENTS: 12-3PM TENNIS 12-1:30PM PICKLEBALL 1:30-3PM

JUNE 9 MIXED PICKLEBALL MEMBER/MEMBER: 9:30AM –12:30PM

JULY 4 FIRECRACKER TENNIS & PICKLEBALL EVENTS: 9:30AM-12:30PM TENNIS 9:30-11AM PICKLEBALL 11AM-12:30PM

JULY 28 DINKS & DRINKS: 4-6PM

AUGUST 4 PARENT/CHILD PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT –OLDER KIDS: 4-6PM

AUGUST 24TH WOMEN’S MEMBER/GUEST: 9:30AM –12:30PM

AUGUST 25 PARENT/CHILD PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT –YOUNGER KIDS: 9:30AM-12:30PM

SEPT. 2 LABOR DAY TENNIS & PICKLEBALL EVENTS: 9:30AM-12:30PM TENNIS 9:30AM-11AM PICKLEBALL 11AM-12:30PP

SEPTEMBER 29TH 2ND ANNUAL VLASIC CLASSIC PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT AGAINST LCC

NOV. 28 3RD ANNUAL NO FOWL PLAY THANKSGIVING CLASSIC 9:30-11

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Idle

Country Club

Hours of Operation

Accounting Offices

Monday-Friday- 8am-4pm

Front Desk/ Receptionist 859-266-1121

Monday - 8am-4pm

Tuesday- Sunday - 8am-9pm

Dining

Monday - Closed

Tuesday-Friday- 10am- 9:30pm

Saturday & Sunday- 8am- 9:30pm

Golf Shop 859-266-7901

Monday- Closed

Tuesday-Sunday- 7am-7pm

Club Management

General Manager

Chris Kennedy, ckennedy@idlehour.cc

Controller

Cindy McMurry, cindy@idlehour.cc

Accounting & Membership

Angela Thacker, akturner@idlehour.cc

Front Desk

frontdesk@idlehour.cc

Building Maintenance

Shawn Richie, shawn@idlehour.cc

Security

Larry Saval

Pool:

Sunday-Thursday- 10am-9pm Friday & Saturday- 10am-9:30pm

Wellness Center 859-268-0364

Monday- Friday 5:45am- 10pm

Saturday and Sunday- 6:45am- 10pm

Tennis Shop: 859-268-3838

Monday-Thursday- 9am-1pm & 3:30pm-7:30pm

Friday & Saturday- 9am-7:30pm Sunday- 1pm-6pm

Director of Events & Communications

Kathrine Hein, kathrine@idlehour.cc

Executive Chef

Dillon Phillips, Dillon@idlehour.cc

Director of Food & Beverage

Heather Britain, heather@idlehour.cc

Food & Beverage Service Director

Evin Merritt, evin@idlehour.cc

Food & Beverage Manager

Nick Jeffrey, nick@idlehour.cc

Food & Beverage Manager

Ashley Louthan

Golf Superintendent

Matthew Wharton, matthew@idlehour.cc

Golf Professional

Pete Garvey, pgarvey@pga.com

Clubhouse Grounds

David McIntyre, david@idlehour.cc

Wellness Director

Julie Fritsche, julie@idlehour.cc

Tennis Director

Danny Schmidt

Pickleball Director

Laurel Cassidy

Head Housekeeper

Sharon Richie