February 2022 - The Divot LCCC

FEBRUARY 2022

A MESSAGE FROM

A MESSAGE FROM

Russell Werner

Bo Willis

LCCC President

Golf Chairman

LA CUMBRECC.ORG

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BOARD'S CORNER

A MESSAGE FROM

Russell Werner LCCC President

Did you know that La Cumbre welcomed 95 new members in the past 14 months? Some are locals, some new residents who discovered Santa Barbara's outdoor lifestyle during the Covid pandemic, and some are non-residents here to make the most out of their time in Santa Barbara.

And lot's of young families. The Club now has wait-lists in all membership categories. In 2022, new members will join only as availability from natural turnover from existing members allows.

Golfing memberships will be limited to historic levels with no growth beyond the new Emeritus members. We all treasure our ability to enjoy the course with no reservations required.

Did you know that the average age of our equity members is now 63 years old currently vs. 68 years old just a few years ago? Our new members come from the ranks of Baby Boomers, but increasingly we see GenX (41-56 years old) and Millenials (2540 years old) becoming the primary members. We are even starting to see some GenZ coming into focus (under 25 years old)! Did you know that Millenials overtook Baby Boomers as the largest living adult population in 2019? Did you know GenX is projected to be larger than Baby Boomers in 2028? That is only six years from now.

Not only are long-time members seeing new faces but also increasingly younger faces-among members and staff.

These demographic changes underscore the importance of ensuring that our Clubhouse and other facilities will continue to meet the needs of all of our members. Birnam Wood is investing $12M in a Clubhouse renovation and facilities upgrade. Montecito Club has been working for years on major upgrades. As the demographics show, the future is here now. In 2022, our members will need to decide what level of investments we are willing to make to ensure that La Cumbre remains competitive and attractive to existing and new members.

In 2021, we began determining how best to address our aging Clubhouse and interior decor. Based on member feedback, significant work is currently underway in the House Committee and Long Range Planning Committee to refine and modify the project's scope and architectural plans.

There will be more member engagement as the year goes on. Ultimately the plans and funding will need to be approved by our equity members.

As Covid loosened up last year, members, families, and guests turned out in record numbers to participate in any and all events and activities. Our Club does have a limit to how many we can accommodate for specific events or activities. That high level of demand, more a function of participation rates than the Club's overall size, creates new challenges for our management team.

It's a nice problem to have, but maybe not so much for anyone who couldn't secure a spot in an event or activity. We are aware of the issue and are looking at creative ways to address the problem. We love the enthusiasm.

In the meantime, the Clubhouse is open for lunch and dinner five days a week. Please come on out and enjoy our new menus and get to know our wonderful food and beverage staff. Our dining rooms are spacious and have plenty of room to be as distanced from others as your own personal Covid comfort level requires.

As you spend time at the Club in 2022, please let us know about your own experiences and any suggestions at feedback@lacumbrecc.org.

Russell S. Werner President

LA CUMBRE COUNTRY CLUB

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A MESSAGE FROM

Bo Willis Golf Chairman

We started off the year with a good amount of rain, Laguna Blanca is nearly full, and the course is looking very green. What a great way to start 2022!

While 2021 was a phenomenal year for golf at La Cumbre in many respects, there is always room for improvement. And for this reason, I agreed to continue as Golf Committee Chairman for 2022. We are hoping to continue initiatives that were started in 2021 and also get some new things going in 2022.

The Committee for this year is diverse in experience, with a good combination of new members and members who also served in 2021. Staying on from 2021 are Nancy Falberg, Handicap Chairman Rick Nightingale, Dave “Taz” Gronsky, Mark Lemons, Barry Waters, and joining this year are Maggie Marks, Chriss Zubas, Brian Realmonte and Mike Paschke.

Moving along to results, the first Stag Day of the year was contested on Wednesday January 19th. The format was three-ball point par on par 4’s, and twoball point par on par 3’s and par 5’s. A COVID-related light field of just 15 teams battled the cool weather (and one another), and when the dust settled the results were as follows: All Member Flight 1st Place Gross: George Downing, Jeff McNeil, Dave Barton, and Nick Katzenstein (57 points) All Member Flight 1st Place Net: Andy Winchester, Scott Vincent, Rick Nightingale, Tim Nightingale (58 points) All Member Flight 2st Place Net: Winn Booth, Peter Jeffery, Doug Shreves, Rick Zelazny (54 points) Member Guest Flight 1st Place Net: Joel Baer, Jon Stnadring, Justin Dees, George Marino (63 points) Member Guest Flight 2nd Place Net (tie): Chris Heimlich, Chad Stevens, Steve Kennedy, Joey Pizatella (52 points) Member Guest Flight 2nd Place Net (tie): Len Rosenthal, Ken Rotman, Curt Luthy, Brad Bergstrom (52 points) Closest to the Pins were won by Len Rosenthal (#5), Doug Shreves (#7), Rick Nightingale (#11), and George Downing (#17).

Men’s Saturday Team Play is also well underway, with this year’s group consisting of Birnam Wood, North Ranch and La Cumbre. Guided by the enthusiastic and unrelenting hand of first year Captain Dave “Taz” Gronsky, the good guys made easy work of Birnam Wood at LCCC on January 15th, defeating them by a score of 33-15. However, the tables turned when our squad visited Birnam on January 22nd, and we were soundly defeated 35-13.

Anyone who read my articles in 2021 knows that the most important initiative to me is members taking ownership of the course (and the club as a whole). This includes not only fixing ball marks on greens, filling divots with sand, and raking bunkers properly, but also proper etiquette on the course and adherence to the dress code. These things are part of the culture at the finer clubs, and members hold each other accountable.

At La Cumbre, we have fallen into some bad habits and these simple things are not being done. As I have said before, I understand that it can be uncomfortable to address these things with fellow members (whether it be face to face or through Golf Shop intervention), but just think, if everyone did what they were supposed to, we would eliminate the need for these uncomfortable situations altogether.

I look forward to a great year of golf at La Cumbre in 2022, and as always, please contact me with any comments or suggestions at bowillis1@gmail.com.

Bo Willis Golf Committee Chairman

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MEMBER CORNER

NINERS UPDATES

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFF EXTEND A

WARM WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST MEMBERS Regular

Pat & Joanne Graham Transferring from Social Tennis

Dr. Sven & Ana Schubert

Regular

The Schubert family recently moved to Santa Barbara from Hamburg, Germany where Sven was born. After graduating from law school with a Ph.D. in law, he moved to New Orleans to obtain a master’s degree in law (LL.M.) at Tulane University where he met Ana. She was attending University of New Orleans where she received her business degree. They moved back to Germany where both their daughters (Emma & Luz) were born. Sven retired from the legal profession in 2019. The girls are very athletic and excellent golfers with both holding single digit handicaps. Emma and Luz are attending Laguna Blanca and involved in their junior golf program. Sven is currently enrolled in a winemaking degree program at Allan Hancock Community College and Ana manages the Schubert family.

Social Clubhouse

Aaron & Gretchen Graham

Greetings Niners!

AN UPDATE FROM JUNIE JINKINS

February marks the beginning of a new "Ringer Board", located in the Women's Locker Room.

Participation in the Ringer Board is included in your Niner fee. Post your score for each hole after your first Niner round for the year. After subsequent rounds, post only your improved score for the hole. You might be surprised at how much you actually do improve! Ringer chair is Karen Carey, so any questions about the details can be addressed to her at karen@careykutay.com The date for the February "Valentine Nine and Dine" has been changed from Sunday the 13th to Sunday the 20th due to conflict with the Super Bowl. The tournament will begin at 2:30 (show up at 2:10 for instructions) and all participants are asked to wear red and bring their "main squeeze".

Switching the dates probably resulted in many marriages from being "squeezed"!

Niners are pleased to welcome Carol Brumberger as our latest member! Players of all ability are invited to join the Niners. If you’re interested in membership, our annual dues are $25. Please contact Communications Chair Linda Gamble at tlgamble1@cox.net, or Niner Chair Deborah Lynch at deborahlynch@cox.net.

Aaron & Gretchen grew up in Santa Barbara.

They met at San Marcos High School and married in 1996. They have two daughters, Madisyn 21, and Tabatha 18, who live with them. Aaron and Gretchen worked at the family-owned car dealership Graham Chevrolet for 24 years until the business was sold in 2014. They have 14 years’ experience as real estate investors and home flippers. They enjoy spending time outdoors paddle boarding, taking walks, exercising and Gretchen enjoys dancing with La Boheme Professional Dance Group.

FAREWELLS Janet Garufis Jim Kahan John Free Patrick Pflipsen

Stephen Odell Floyd Wilson Richard Berti

IN MEMORIAM Keith Berry, Robert Stevenson

EMPLOYEE ANNIVERSARIES Jonathan Salas

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Niners ready to tee off! Left to right: Deborah Lynch, Jan McGuire, April Thede, Jill Winchester and new member Carol Brumberger.

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GOLF

WHAT'S HAPPENING AT THE

Golf Course WOMEN’S GUEST DAY Thursday, February 3rd This is a regularly scheduled monthly event.

Women’s Guest Days begin with an 8:30 AM shotgun start and conclude with lunch and awards on the terrace. The first tee will become available for others at approximately 11:00 AM.

Wednesday, February 16th Play will begin with a 12:15 PM shotgun start.

There will be two flights; All-Member and Member-Guest with gross and net prizes awarded in each. The assumption is that everyone will have lunch which will be served before the shotgun however if you wish to opt out of lunch, please notify someone in the banquet department. Dinner and awards will take place after golf. Sign up as a foursome or allow the Golf Shop Staff to fill out your groups.

WGA CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP March 8th, 10th and 15th If you can play golf those three days, please sign up for the Club Championship. It is stroke play, and after three days, the player with the lowest gross score will be the Club Champion for 2022.

Net and gross flight prizes!

Call Sue Wilcox with questions.

HOLE IN ONE ALERT! Chriss Zubas who had her 11th hole in one at Montecito Club on January 25.

Karen Yonally had her first hole in one on hole #11 from the green tees on January 28.

Eloy Ortega had a hole in one on hole #17 from 160 yards (white tees) on January 28, with a 4-hybrid.

SIGN UP FOR THESE EVENTS THROUGH LA CUMBRE’S WEBSITE OR CONTACT THE GOLF SHOP FOR ASSISTANCE.

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WGA UPDATES

WGA UPDATES A Message From Nancy Falberg It was a busy beginning to 2022 WGA events. Ace Day and the 2021 Ace of Aces chaired by Cynthia Krueger was a lively poolside Champagne presentation of the winners. Congratulations to 2021 Ace of Aces Helen Wiley, with a net 71! June Brusse, Karen Carey, Tracy Jenkins and Annetta Patrick tied for second with a net 76. A card off resulted in Tracy Jenkins winning second and Karen Carey winning third.

Nancy Falberg is January 2022 Ace Day winner with a net 66. Nancy and Marnie Pinsker tied for low putts of 27.

Maggie Marks, Guest Day Chair, had a beautiful day for January Guest Day. Ten foursomes enjoyed a really nice day out in Wayne's World and then a delicious luncheon. Plan on playing the February 3rd Guest Day. The format will be 2 best balls of foursome from the combo tees.

Cynthia Krueger Ace Day Chair

Helen Wiley 2021 ACE of ACES

Nancy FaIberg January 2022 Ace

Congratulations to Rosa Choi for being the "most improved" WGA golfer for the six months July 1 through December 21, 2021. Rosa's index went from 33.5 to 22.71!

For the full 2021 year, Rosa Choi, Claudia Thorsen, Linda Bialla, Sue Wilcox and Jill Bell were the top five most improved WGA golfers. Congratulations to all!

A Message From Chris Portney The WGA is pleased to welcome Sepideh Chapple as a new member. Sepideh is a long time member of LCCC. She can be reached at 805-680-4343 and chapple7@msn.com.

The first Interclub match will be at home on January 20.

We need 12 players for each match. If you are interested please sign up on line. lnterclub dates are 1/20, 1/25, 2/8 and 2/22. SCGA Team Play will be 3/17, 3/22, 4/14 and 4/21. Team uniform is a white shirt, khaki pants and black jacket or vest. Joan Tomeo and Alison Hedge are captains.

In order to make sure WGA events run smoothly, the WGA Board has instituted a 48-hour cancellation policy and will hold all members accountable for charges for all events.

Note: WGA Saturday Play. Please do not begin before 10am.

Men's Saturday Play needs more room between us.

January 16, 12 pm Shotgun 3 ball odd, 2 balls even Point Par, Combo Tees Sign up Online

UPDATES FROM THE COURT

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Upcoming events

There is a reason tennis starts with

To me, love-15 means hearing the sweet strike of the ball hit the middle of the strings as it races over the net.

Love-30, watching graceful movement to and from a tennis shot. Love-40 is the mental and emotional highs, and lows played out between the lines. Game.

As we all sit down to write our goals and resolutions for the new year, I hope we can all keep in mind our love of the game (through the highs and lows) and resolve to come out to the courts to play!

We have some great Valentine's events set up for members in February. The mixed doubles round-robin is a great chance to enjoy a fun Saturday afternoon playing with fellow members. We have another popular "pink and red" themed live-ball event coming Friday the 12th.

The launch of our Pickle-ball beginner clinics has been a huge success and is extremely popular. We continue to expand opportunities for our membership to learn this fun game.

Valentine's Day Ladies Live-ball 10:30-12:00pm February 11th The Valentine's live-ball is an opportunity for all our ladies to get some fast-paced live-ball tennis before heading up for a luncheon at the PatioBar and Grill. All levels are welcome. 20 spots available Time: 10:30 - 12:00pm | Where: Courts 1-3 Cost: $20 | RSVP: mberry@lacumbrecc.org Valentines Mixed Doubles Round Robin February 12th We will be grouping participants according to level and rotating partners for a fun 2hr event.

16 spots available Time: 3:00 - 5:00pm | Where: Courts 4 & 5 & 6 Cost: $20 | RSVP: mberry@lacumbrecc.org Friday Night Lights Jr Team Match Friday, February 18th Juniors are invited to play in this fun team doubles tournament. Ages 10-14. Players must be able to serve and keep score. We will be creating three groups based on level.

24 spots available Time: 4:45-7pm | Where: Courts 1-4 Cost: $20 | RSVP: mberry@lacumbrecc.org Pickleball Mixer February 26th Beginners 1:00 pm-2:30 pm Intermediate 2:30 pm-4:00 pm We have 20 spots available in each division Where: Courts 4 & 5 & 6 Cost: $20 | RSVP: mberry@lacumbrecc.org

Thank you all for your interest and participation in all our events as we look to add new fun ways for our members to spend time at the LC courts.

Jr Clinic Schedule

Checking in on our club teams, they continue to do well in their respective matches, and we hope to continue the momentum into the busy month of February.

Saturday 11:00 - 12:00 pm Cubs (4-6yrs)

Monday 4:00 - 5:30pm Lions (10-12yrs) Wednesday - Friday 3:30 - 4:30pm Squirrels (7-9yrs) Sunday 1:00 -2:00 pm Eagles (12-16yrs) Please note the change to Sunday.

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UPDATES FROM THE COURT

SCORECARD

Court Calendar For more information, please call or come by the pro-shop.

SUNDAY

MONDAY

6

7

13

14

20

21

27

28

NO CLI NICS

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

1

2

3

4

5

8

9

10

11

12

15

16

17

18

19

22

23

24

25

26

Friday Night Lights Jr. Doubles

Pickleball Mixer

February 18 | 1:00 - 4:45pm

February 26 | 1:00 - 4:00pm

Men’s Day Tennis

Men's Live Ball

February 5, 12, 19, 26| 8:30am

February 1, 8, 15, 22| 5:30pm

Men’s Senior Doubles

Men's Phoenix League

February 1, 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24 | 10:30am

February 5 | 11:30am

Ladies Interclub Matches & Practices

Pickleball Beginner Clinic

February 2, 9, 16, 23 | 9:00am and 10:30am

February 3, 10, 17, 24 |11:30, 12:30, 1:30pm

U16 Winter League February 19, 26 | 3:00pm

Teaching Hours Court 1 8 am-6 pm Mon-Fri

Court 2 or 3 11:30am-5pm Mon-Fri

Private Teaching Court Schedule: Mon-Sun Court 1 8am-6pm Mon-Sun Court 2 or other 11:30-3:30pm

It was a solid start to the year for our A-team. In their first match of the year, they could convincingly beat Elings Park three matches to one. Win's came all in straight sets from the teams of Angie Huff / Chelsea Sheffey, Erica Downing, Sharon Goldberg, and Karen Lin Suzuki / Dyanne Wipf.

The A2 team had their most dominant performance beating Birnam Wood four matches to zero. Bess Scribner / Cynthia Frohling, Nanette Giordano / Kerry Gidney, Dawn Bokman / Kathleen McLychok only dropped three games, and Donna Econn / Caroline Miller won by forfeit. This performance keeps our LC ladies in 1st position and keeps us in first place going into the 2nd half of the season.

La Cumbre B team lost their only match of the month, falling to 2nd place in Ojai Valley. It was a tough loss for the B's, but they have been hard at work and look to improve their next match with Pierpont.

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Tennis Tip Like many of you, I have enjoyed watching the world-class showcase every evening at the Australian Open. In particular, I find the grand slams to be a great chance to learn from the world's best. One interesting trend I've noticed this year is the number of second serves going to the opponent's forehand wing.

Having looked at all the data on serve returns, it is clear that many players are more consistent on the backhand, thus changing the traditional mindset of serving to the opponent's backhands.

Learning to locate one's second serve can be hugely beneficial and can often be the difference between winning and losing service games. As the old saying goes, "your serve is only as good as your 2nd serve". Next time you are on the practice courts, spend some time working on your 2nd serve and its placement.

FITNESS & HEALTH

IS WALKING A GOLF COURSE GOOD EXERCISE? Walking the golf course is considered a great form of exercise. The typical golfer will walk between 4 and 6 miles during the round, taking nearly 10,000 steps (depending on his or her stride length), and burn up to 900 calories. Not to mention the additional calories you can burn from swinging the golf club throughout your round.

Benefits Of Walking The Golf Course Improved health through exercise

Reduced risk of stroke and heart disease

Burning up to 1000 calories

Boosts immune function

Possible weight loss

Improve your mood

Improved cardiovascular health

Improved cardiovascular health

Improved pulmonary & cardiovascular fitness

Protect the course – Golf carts can damage the track

Helps to lower high cholesterol and diabetes Improvement of joint pain Reduction of muscular pain, arthritis, and overall stiffness

Perhaps one of the most important aspects of avoiding the golf cart and walking while you play is that you keep the body moving. You certainly have heard the phrase “use it or lose it,” and keeping active and walking the golf course is a way to “keep using it.”

How Far Do You Walk in 18 holes of Golf?

A typical round will have you walking between 4 and 6 miles, or roughly 10,000 steps. Several factors will go into the distance traveled, such as the golf course’s length, how straight you hit the golf ball, and the length of your stride.

Doctors and other health professionals usually advise taking at least 10,000 steps a day, and a mile is roughly 2000 steps, so you should shoot for walking about 5 miles a day. Walking an average round of 18 holes while will help you achieve your goal of walking 5 miles.

Extend your life Save money on cart fees Improvement of health conditions such as high blood pressure (hypertension) What else to consider when going for walk: Sunscreen, Snacks and Water!

Walking Golf Course Etiquette Be Sure to Keep Up Planning Your Shots Keep the Green Pristine No Distractions There are a number of reasons to love the game of golf, and the benefits of walking the course can’t be overstated.

The bottom line is your overall fitness and health with improve, and if done properly with a reasonable diet, you can also expect to drop a few pounds if you are walking courses consistently.

Courtesy of AceInfo | Read full article here

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LA CUMBRE COUNTRY CLUB

MEMBER BURGER OF THE MONTH Each month the Patio Grill will feature a member-created burger. The selected burger will be featured in The Divot and on the menu for that month. The member will have their name printed on the menu, their picture featured in The Divot, and receive one burger on the house each week for that month (member must be present to collect.) Creativity is encouraged! Think outside the bun with fish, vegetarian, lettuce wrap… the world is your burger! Submit your creation here.

FEBRUARY'S BURGER

MR. HISHMEH’S BUDDY BURGER Kobe beef patty, blue cheese crumbles, sriracha aioli, grilled jalapeño, grilled ring of red onion, lettuce, tomato, cut in half, wrapped in paper and ready to take out on the course.

WINE OF THE MONTH

Pouilly Fumé

Region: Loire Valley, FR Winery: Régis Minet Varietal: Sauvignon Blanc

RÉGIS MINET POUILLY FUMÉ ‘VIEILLES VIGNES’ 2020 Member Retail: $19

order here “Minet strikes a perfect balance between classic Sauvignon Blanc fruit and a gorgeous minerality, bringing the terroir straight to your glass. The luscious feel over your tongue is contrasted by a lively, flinty acidity on the finish.”

A GIANT THANK YOU TO ALL MEMBERS WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE HOLIDAY EMPLOYEE FUND

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WHAT'S HAPPENING AT THE CLUB

FEBRUARY 2022 MONDAY

SUNDAY

6

7 18-Holes Open 2:00 PM

14 Valentine’s Day

13 9 & Dine 2:30 PM

20

18-Holes Open 2:00 PM

21 President's Day 18-Holes Open 8:00 AM

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

WEDNESDAY

TUESDAY

Tennis

Golf

Social

FRIDAY FRIDAY

THURSDAY

SATURDAY

1 Women's Golf 8:30 AM Ace Day

2 Ladies Interclub

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4

5

Women's Guest Day 8:30 AM Shotgun

Niner's Golf

Men's Day Matchplay

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9 Ladies Interclub

10

16

17

Women's Golf 8:30 AM Shotgun

15 Women's Valentine's Mixer 8:30 AM Shotgun

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Los Companeros

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18

25

Los Companeros

Men's Day Matchplay Valentine's Mixed Round Robin

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Niner's Golf

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Ladies Inter-club

Niner's Guest Day Valentine’s Dinner

Men's 12:15 PM Shotgun Member-Guest Stag Ladies Inter-club

Women's Golf 8:30 AM Shotgun

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11

Men's Day Matchplay

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Niner's Golf

Men's Day Matchplay Pickleball Mixer

Board Meeting

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28 18-Holes Open 2:00 PM

TAKE-OUT DINING

MENUS

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PATIO BAR & GRILL

Pick-Up: 8:00am-5:00pm | Tuesday-Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm | Monday

Dinner To-Go Clubhouse Dinner

LA CUMBRE TO-GO

Pick-Up Curbside 5:00pm-6:00pm | Wednesday-Sunday Orders can be placed from 2:00pm-5:00pm

To order: 805.845.5722 or togo@lacumbrecc.org MEN’S GRILL REMAINS OPEN TUESDAY-SATURDAY 11:00 AM-5:00 PM

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WINTER LCCC

HOURS OF OPERATION CLUBHOUSE DINING Lunch: Wed-Sun: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM Dinner: Wed-Sun: 5:00-7:30 PM Men’s Grill Tuesday-Saturday 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

2022 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY & DIRECTOR

Russell S. Werner Bo Willis Annetta Patrick

TREASURER

Henning Thorsen

DIRECTORS

Rodney Brown Wendi Hunter

GOLF SHOP Monday: 12:00 - Dusk Tuesday - Friday - 7:45 AM - 6:00 PM Sat, Sun & Holidays: 6:45 AM - 6:00 PM Practice range hours as posted Golf courses closes at dusk

GOLF COURSE Monday: 2:00 PM - Dusk Tuesday - Friday - 7:45 AM Sat, Sun: 6:45 AM

FITNESS CENTER Monday - Friday 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sat/Sun 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM

POOL Open 7:00 AM - Dusk, 7 days a week

STAFF (ALL AREA CODES ARE 805) GENERAL MANAGER

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT & MEMBERSHIP COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR CONTROLLER

Eric VanderWerff, CCM 563-1611 gm@lacumbrecc.org Karen Webb, 563-1610 kwebb@lacumbrecc.org Brooke Boccali communications@lacumbrecc.org Jeff Cowan, 563-1614 controller@lacumbrecc.org

Jim Buttimer Ron Busch BOARD ADVISOR

Steve Pinsker

LONG-RANGE PLANNING

Robert Lowes

COMMITTEE CHAIRS FINANCE MEMBERSHIP HOUSE HOUSE SOCIAL

Henning Thorsen Jim Buttimer Ron Busch

GOLF POOL | FITNESS | TENNIS

HUMAN RESOURCES

FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGER EXECUTIVE CHEF SERVICE DIRECTOR

Annetta Patrick

SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATOR PATIO BAR & GRILL SUPERVISOR

CHAIR

HANDICAP CHAIR

Noel Lucky-Ris

SECRETARY

Roberta Collier

TREASURER

Chriss Zubas

HOSPITALITY

Evan Colavincenzo, PGA 563-1621 evanc@lacumbrecc.org

GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT

Wayne Mills 563-1615 wmills@lacumbrecc.org

ASSIST. SUPERINTENDENT

Felix Zaragoza

FIRST ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONAL

AQUATIC DIRECTOR

Josh Blumenthal, 563-1613 jblumenthal@lacumbrecc.org Eric Widmer, CEC 563-1620 ewidmer@lacumbre.org Kaity Swanson kswanson@lacumbrecc.org Inger Kelly, 563-1622 events@lacumbrecc.org Alex Gil, 563-1626 agil@lacumbrecc.org

FITNESS CENTER

Travis Bregman

Ritter Ganong

FACILITIES MANAGER

Doug McAlister facilities@lacumbrecc.org

lacumbrecc.org

618-9977 fitness@lacumbrecc.org

TENNIS PROFESSIONAL

Matthew Berry 682-3143 tennisshop@lacumbrecc.org

HEAD TENNIS PRO

Aaron Webster 682-3143 tennisshop@lacumbrecc.org

CLUBHOUSE CLUB MAIN LINE

MJ Baumgartner

Bobbi Houghton 705-5338 bobbiteach@aol.com

TENNIS

FACILITIES

Chris Portney Elaine Laustsen

HEAD GOLF PRO

Lanita Pattenaude, 563-1616 hr@lacumbrecc.org

WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION

TOURNAMENT CHAIR

GOLF STAFF (805) 682-3131

POOL/FITNESS

Greg Moss Bo Willis

Elizabeth Stuart, 563-1612 membersAR@lacumbrecc.org

FOOD & BEVERAGE

Jill Winchester

SUBCOMMITTEE

GREEN

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE & ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

PATIO BAR & GRILL Kitchen & Bar Monday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Tues-Thurs, Sat-Sun: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Bar open on Friday until 7:00 PM

(805) 687-2421