The Field Club

The Field Club TBD in the Sandhills of North Carolina Exceptional equestrian and golf Lifestyle

The Field Club was founded in 2010 to provide residents, members, and guests a unique opportunity to enjoy an exceptional sporting lifestyle experience in the Sandhills of North Carolina Carolina.

Club cottages reflect traditional Pinehurst style and create comfortable, carefree residences.

Equestrian and golf enthusiasts will appreciate the quality and convenience of onsite training centers These state centers. state-of-the-art of the art facilities and the programs offered eliminate a significant portion of the responsibility, time and costs usually required by the pursuit of these sporting passions.

Experienced staff professionals expertly manage all Club services and amenities, including cottage exteriors. t i

The Field Club Clubhouse Magnolia, the Club’s largest cottage, offers members private dining, lounge and meeting facilities by reservation. Three master suites and a bunkhouse room accommodate overnight guests. Covered porches and deck areas create privacy for small parties and provide views of the golf and equestrian center activities.

Magnolia functions as an appropriate Clubhouse and satisfies the occasional needs resident Members may have when hosting small groups of family or friends.

The Field Club Golf The Sandhills of North Carolina is world renowned as the home of American Golf. Another chapter in this area’s rich history will be written in 2014, when for the first time in the same year, the Men’s and Women’s USGA Open Championships will be conducted over the same venue – Donald Ross’s famed # 2 at Pinehurst.

The Field Club adds to the bright future of Golf in this storied area. A world‐class Fazio designed golf practice facility and unique instructional programs bring a new dimension to the enjoyment of the Game, for players of all skill levels.

It has been said that Golf is a Game for a lifetime and that the pursuit of perfecting one’s skills is an ongoing, never‐ending process. The Field Club offers golfers a specialized venue and personalized “Total Approach” programs to accelerate Th Fi ld Cl b ff lf i li d d li d “T t l A h” t l t improvement and maximize enjoyment.

Several well‐manicured areas are available for full swing, short game and putting. Indoor and covered outdoor stations allow comfortable learning and practice in any weather. The par 3, 4 and 5 practice holes create real course situations for a complete experience. Instructors blend traditional methods and state‐of‐the‐art technologies to accelerate learning and document i bl d di i l h d d f h h l i l l i dd performance progress.

Members and Club guests may choose to hone their skills privately or under the tutelage of staff and invited professionals. The Club’s special event schedule will feature guest instructors like Jim McLean, Butch Harmon, Hank Haney, Bob Rotella and Doug Weary to provide additional focus on all aspects of the Game.

Today’s Touring professionals recognize that golf performance is dependent on more than swing technique, and so does The Field Club. Our programs improve swings and strokes, but also provide additional guidance to optimize each student’s mental approach, fitness, and equipment selection.

Whether attending a daily school or participating in the annual program, each student receives a comprehensive evaluation and personalized “Total Approach” plan to improve performance and insure increased enjoyment.

The Field Club Golf –Facility Facility The Field Club’s unique combination of location, facilities, technology and instructional programs attracts international golfers of all abilities. Special programs are hosted for golf industry professionals, tournament and recreational players, including college teams and junior golfers.

Practice Facility Multiple tees, target and putting greens Practice fairway and greenside bunkers Pitching and chipping areas Closely mown and long rough ‐ level and uneven lies Par 3, 4 and 5 practice holes with multiple tees

The Field Club Golf – Programs Guest Instructors

Jim McLean i

Butch Harmon h

Hank Haney k

Dr. Bob Rotella b ll

Instructional Programs Annual Game Improvement Program Multiple levels of daily and seasonal participation M lti l l l f d il d l ti i ti Introduction to Golf Technique, History, Etiquette and Rules Personalized Golf Success Plan – Mental, Physical, Course Management, Technology

Golf Course Management

The Field Club Golf in Pinehurst The genius of Frederick Law Olmsted’s designs included New York's Central Park and extended south to a quaint little walking village and resort hotel, both known as Pinehurst, and located in the Sandhills area of central North Carolina. Nearby are the villages of Southern Pines and Aberdeen.

For well over a hundred years, golf and equine enthusiasts have enjoyed the benefits of this area’s gentle topography, stately pines, sandy soil and seasonable weather. While steeped in tradition, the genuine southern hospitality exuded by residents makes all who visit feel truly welcome.

Pinehurst, world renowned as the "Home of American Golf", will write another chapter of this area’s rich history in 2014, when for the first time in the same year, the Men’s and Women’s US Open Championships will be conducted over the same venue – Donald Ross’ss famed # 2 at Pinehurst.

Ross famed # 2 at Pinehurst Ben Hogan won his first pro tournament at Pinehurst in 1940. Sam Snead, Byron Nelson and Cary Middlecoff won tournaments here.

Arnold Palmer has been a regular competitor here since his college days at nearby Wake Forest. Payne Stewart won his second USGA Open here in 1999, just months before his untimely death. Michael Campbell held off a charging Tiger Woods to win by 2 shots in 2005.

Legendary Scottish course designer Donald Ross came to Pinehurst in 1900, redesigned Resort #1, then created #'s 2 ‐ 4 and stayed 48 years. In all, Ross designed or redesigned more than 400 others in North America but considered # 2 his home course, calling it "the fairest test of championship golf I have ever designed". Pine Needles and Mid Pines are nearby. Construction of new golf courses by the game's greatest architects has continued in the Sandhills area, with the current count at 45.

Pinehurst venues continue to host major professional and amateur golf championships. The Men’s North and South Amateur Championship is the longest consecutive‐running amateur golf championship in the United States. It began in 1900 as a means to foster good relations between geographic regions that only a generation earlier had battled in the Civil War and to generate publicity for a five‐year old resort named Pinehurst. Several former Champions are now golf legends; Walter Travis, Francis Ouimet, Billy Joe Patton Jack Nicklaus Curtis Strange Corey Pavin and Davis Love II Patton, Jack Nicklaus, Curtis Strange, Corey Pavin and Davis Love II. According to Richard Tufts of Pinehurst's founding family, the event’s mission is: "To provide an annual gathering of these who love the game, rather than a spectacle.”

The Field Club Equestrian – Main Barn Center aisle barn 20 stalls – 12’ x 14’ Interior & exterior doors for cross ventilation I t i & t i d f til ti Porch roof overhang protects stalls from direct sunlight 4 Grooming & Wash Stalls Automatic Industrial Fans Industrial Fire Suppression System Overhead Fly‐Control System Motion Sensors & Security Cameras Climate‐Controlled Tack Room Personal Tack Lockers Large Lounge ‐ Full Kitchen Laundry room w/ commercial washer & dryer Restrooms with showers Office & Feed Room Resident Barn Manger

Services include Full Board, Seasonal Board, Ship‐in Full Board Seasonal Board Ship‐in Sales & Lease Horses Special Events & Clinics w/ Top Instructors

The Field Club Equestrian – Covered Arena The riding area measures 250' X 150' with custom cushion footing, a four story ceiling, a beautifully appointed viewing lounge and glass enclosure on three sides In the summer lounge and glass enclosure on three sides. In the summer months the glass doors open for a delightful “covered outdoor” environment. For training and event purposes, the arena is also equipped with a sound and P.A. system.

The custom viewing area, complete with kitchen and bar f ti functions as an entertainment and conference room with a t t i t d f ith library and video replay equipment. An office and guest room are located here as well for the comfort of event officials.

The facilities of the covered arena are available to Members by reservation for their special events.

The Field Club Equestrian – Amenities

PADDOCKS

GRAND PRIX FIELD 15 fenced paddocks, from ¼ to 5 acres, surround the main barn and allow each horse to be turned out separately on a daily rotational basis daily rotational basis.

OUTDOOR ARENA

3.5 acre Grand Prix field, complete with two open waters, double liverpools, a table bank, a slide bank, a grob a ditch and a hedge grob, a ditch and a hedge jump.

ROUND PEN The outdoor arena measures an amazing 450' X 500' of all‐ weather cushion footing. An weather cushion footing. An in‐ground watering system maintains consistent footing.

It contains both a large Dressage arena AND a large jumping area.

The round pen provides an excellent environment in which to exercise horses or practice ground‐work of young horses.

Clients also enjoy lunge line lessons in the round pen.