RESERVE NOW reservations@lacumbrecc.org
Tuesdays in September
Women's Golf
Thursdays in September
Men’s 9-Hole Match Play League
Fridays in September
Niners Golf
Sunday, September 10th
Tennis Club Championship Finals
Tuesday and Wednesday, September 12th and 13th
Women's Annual Member-Guest 1:00 PM Shotgun
Sunday, September 17th
Ladies Pickleball Tournament
Thursday, September 21st - Saturday, September 23rd
The Chase Tournament
Sunday, September 24th
Disney & Marvel Day Brunch
Monday and Tuesday, September 25th and 26th
Golf Course Closed
Thursday, September 28th
Final Summer Series - Luau at the Pool
Sunday Brunch 11:00 AM
Every Friday in September
Sundays in September Friday Night Lights Series
When I moved to Santa Barbara, I didn’t know anyone except our real estate agent. That changed thanks to the La Cumbre Women’s Golf Association who welcomed me, even with an average golf game. Here I found an amazing group of friends. That is the best thing about the WGA, a group of welcoming women, interested in a little exercise, socializing, lunch and, oh yes, golf.
This well-run organization of over 130 women plans a game for every Tuesday morning, runs about eight tournaments a year, hosts monthly guest days with other clubs in the area and supports a charity during the holiday season. In addition to Tuesday play, women gather on Saturday mornings for a “pick-up” game. For those women interested in team competition, there are three interclub teams throughout the year.
This year Jane Atwater hosted our first Nine and Wine event opened to all La Cumbre women who golf. It was fun to play with our sister organization, the Niners, as well as La Cumbre women who are tennis members or who just play golf at our beautiful club. We plan to hold more of these events next year.
The WGA Board, including Maggie Marks, Judi Brooks, Gaile Haslem, Noel Lucy-Ris and myself, oversees the organization. But the strength of the WGA is in the many women who volunteer their time and talent to run the events. They include Stina Hans for monthly Ace Day, Chriss Zubas for the monthly Guest Day and Nancy Falberg who publishes the newsletters. Annetta Patrick and Barbara Lowes are in charge of the Member Guest (aptly themed Another Day in Paradise) while Cynthia Krueger and Sue Gloy ran the Spring Fling with a Hummingbird theme. In December there is a special Holiday Guest Day chaired by Marianne Carter and Linda Bialla.
Our Team and city team captains were Chris Portney and Sue Wilcox while summer team, for higher handicappers, was led by Tracy Jenkins and Roberta Collier. The 805 Cup is a competition with Alisal and is organized by Joan Tomeo and Chris Portney.
The Women’s Cub Championship was hosted by Claudia Thoreson and won by Sue Wilcox and the Senior Club Championship will be hosted by Alicia Sinclair in November.
The other member tournaments are led by Suzie Swenson (Better Ball of Partners), Marni Pinsker and Sheila Davidson (Solheim Cup), Annetta Patrick (President’s Partners Cup), Sarah Pasche and Jane Lodas (Turkey Shoot) and Alison Hedge and Roberta Collier (Holiday Mixer).
Finally, we can’t a have successful organization without our Parliamentarian (Roberta Collier), Rules Chair (Joan Tomeo) and Hospitality Chair (MJ Baumgartner). Allie Banyattrakoonpan keeps track on the Women’s Holes-inOne and makes sure we know to get our drink. We have two Ringer events run by Wendi Hunter where we learn how good a golfer we could be if we played each hole well.
If you would like to know who is in the WGA, take a look at the photo wall in the Women’s Locker room artfully maintained by Anna Frederich.
Many thanks to Ritter Ganong, Evan Colavincenzo, Travis Bregman and the golf support staff who support our organization Wayne Mills and his fine staff who provide a
As we transition from a summer season filled with camps and poolside leisure to a bustling period of golf and tennis events, I wanted to share some updates with you.
Over the past month, I've dedicated my efforts to connecting with members who utilize the club in different ways. My primary goal has been gaining a deeper understanding of what you appreciate most about the club and identifying areas where we can make improvements. Your feedback is invaluable, and I'm committed to always making time for member input, particularly in the upcoming year. I eagerly anticipate more opportunities to engage with you.
This month, you will be asked to complete a Member Satisfaction Survey. This survey is used to assist management, the committees and board in evaluating our offerings and it helps identify areas for improvement. Please take the time to share your feedback as this survey helps immensely as we prepare operating plans for 2024.
Board Brief:
One consistent piece of feedback I've received is the desire for more insight into the activities of our board and long-range planning. To address this, when appropriate, I will prepare a Board Brief that aims to keep you informed about the board's deliberations and actions. You can access the August Board Brief by clicking here.
In September, the Project Committee, the board, and I will be distributing an update on the progress of the LCCC Campus Revitalization Plan. This update will furnish you with the latest information on project developments, scope, and associated costs. For a recap of previous communications regarding this project, click here
Should you have any questions, suggestions, or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at your convenience.
Warm regards, Adam
WHAT'S HAPPENING ON THE
THURSDAYS IN SEPTEMBER
Men’s 9-hole matches will be played on alternating nine-holes on Thursdays in August and September The matches will begin using a 4:00 PM shotgun start meaning the nine holes being used should be clear by that time.
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH & 13TH
This year this event has been moved to September. The shotgun on Tuesday will be 1:00 PM and the shotgun on Wednesday will be 8:30 AM
THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21ST THROUGH THE 23RD
This premiere event will close the golf course for the three days. Details are available through La Cumbre’s website.
PLAYED:
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD
Golf Tournament Full results here
All greens will be aerated with sand on Monday & Tuesday, September 25th & 26th.
The course will be closed both days. The practice range will be open as usual.
Warner Labor Day Tournament Gross Winners: Scott & Nicole Mraz with Shelene & Kelly Foy Warner Labor Day Tournament Net Winners: Jeff Ris & Noel Lucky-Ris with Jill & Andy WinchesterPlayed: Wednesday, August 30th
Paul Portney, Pete Parish, Barry Gellert, David Prichard
Andy Winchester, Matt Taylor, Peter Hagan, Mike Schmidtchen
Josh Macaluso, Charlie Huiner, Richard Lamb, Jim Matthews
Matt Collier, Len Rosenthal, Jim McDermott, Milt Meler
Jeff Aubery, Tim Gamble, Eloy Ortega, Walter Hishmeh (Tie) Derrick Wong, Tony Rodoni, Kemp Carter, Don Beeks
Patrick Nielson, David Zaniboni, Ed Tomeo, Robert Grigsby
Scott Dweck, Geoff Marks, Jim Taylor, Doug Fell
Mark Lemons, Eric Sadler, Bill Brokken, Jack Orr
Dale Haslem, Mark Da Re, Mike Bowers, Earl Armstrong (Tie) Bobby Olson, Bob Manning, Chris Hayden, Dave Short
La Cumbre Patriot s Day supporting the Folds of Honor Foundation is held each year in October to recognize and honor our La Cumbre veterans. To be held Wednesday October 18, Patriot’s Day includes a golf tournament with a player friendly format, live-ball doubles tennis event, cocktail reception with military honor guard and color guard and a sit down dinner with a featured speaker from Folds of Honor.
Patriot’s Day is unique as it is one of the only events at La Cumbre that is open to all members, Equity, Associate, Nonresident, Tennis, Social and Emeritus. Last year members from each category of membership participated in the event.
Proceeds from the event support the Folds of Honor Foundation Folds of Honor was founded in 2007 by Colonel Dan Rooney, former F-16 pilot and PGA professional. The Foundation provides scholarships for the children and spouses of our fallen/disabled Armed Forces member families. Since 2007 Folds of Honor is proud to have awarded over 44,000 scholarships nationwide. The organization has earned a 4-Star rating from Charity Navigator and over 90% of funds raised goes directly to fund scholarships. In 2022, the Folds of Honor made the decision to expand its mission to include our nation’s first responders. These folks include police, fire fighters and medics. As of 2022 there were over 2 million first responders across the United States.
La Cumbre has been a strong supporter of Folds of Honor. Through its Patriot’s Day events the Club has raised over $350,000 to help fund scholarships for Armed Forces families. Now we can also help fund scholarships for first responders who are near and dear to our hearts here in Santa Barbara We are proud to be La Cumbre Families Helping Folds of Honor Families. If you are interested in participating in the Patriot’s day events, we encourage you to sign up soon. Sign-ups are available online, through the golf shop and/or tennis center or by contacting the front office. We hope you will join us for a memorable and meaningful day on October 18.
Please join us in supporting the Folds of Honor Foundation and recognizing and honoring our La Cumbre veterans.
Golf Tournament - 10:30am check-in
Open to all La Cumbre members – Social, Tennis & Golfing
On course food stations
Military Color Guard
Folds of Honor apparel for participants
$350 per player (includes dinner)
Tennis Event – 1:30pm
Live-ball Doubles Event
Folds of Honor apparel for participants
$200 per participant (includes dinner)
Cocktail Reception, Dinner & Evening Program – 4pm
No-Host Cocktail Reception
Military Color Guard & Honor Guard
Plated Dinner with Wine on Pool Deck
Inspirational Program featuring a speaker from Folds of Honor.
$150 per person
Sign up through the Golf Shop, Tennis Center or online.
FROM TRAVIS BREGMAN, PGA
FIRST ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONAL
Great putters are often thought to have a special gift. Some people have “it,” but most don’t. We listen to what great putters say, but often, we do not translate or incorporate their ideas very well. Other times, what they say turns out to be totally untrue, and they don’t actually do what they think they do. Technology has become an integral part of the game of golf, and more importantly, it has helped us remove the mystical veil from the anecdotal evidence that so many golfers have relied on for years. In this article, we will settle the great putting debate. Is speed or line more important when putting?
Great putters have excellent speed control. Period. Case Closed. But why is speed more important than line? From five feet, the average golfer will make half of his putts. Tour pros have a 50% make rate at eight feet, so don’t feel too bad. Making a putt is difficult because putting greens are not perfectly smooth, so the ball can bump or move offline easily. Great putters three-putt far less often than the average golfer because their first putt finishes inside of the “gimmie” zone, which is 3 feet or closer. From 30 feet, the average golfer threeputts a third of the time, while a tour pro three-putts a tenth of the time on far more difficult greens. Having excellent speed control will significantly reduce the number of times a golfer three-putts. Furthermore, a putt with the correct speed has a much higher probability of dropping in the hole than one flying past.
One of the best drills for developing better speed control in putting is a game called leapfrog. Find a straight and flat portion on a putting green and put two tees in a line three feet apart. Walk back in line with those tees, so there is five feet between you and the first tee. The goal is to hit your first putt into the three-foot lengthwise zone. Each successive attempt should travel beyond the distance of the prior attempt without traveling past the second tee. Once you can successfully fit 10 putts into the three-foot zone, you can move your starting putt back five feet, so you will be ten feet from the start of the zone. This drill will dramatically improve your feel and speed control on the greens.
Congratulations to Chris Portney, WGA August Ace Day winner with a net 69! She tied with Tracy Jenkins, who had already won an Ace Day. June Brusse had 23 putts! This makes June the reigning Putting Queen! Having only 23 putts is probably a record, 11 on the front and 12 on the back.
Our 2023 La Cumbre Women's Club Champion is Sue Wilcox, again, this is Sue's 11th time being our champion! Congratulations to Sue, and many thanks to Claudia Thorsen for chairing this event.
It may be the beginning of the "dog days of summer" but the WGA still has a lot of events upcoming:
Warner Labor Day Couple's Tournament, September 3rd
Ace Day September 5th
Annual Member-Guest Tournament "Another Day in Paradise", September 12th & 13th
805 Cup at Alisal September 21st
All these events are online under Golf Events, please sign up
Congratulations to Annetta Patrick and Chriss Zubas, 2023 WGA Better Ball of Partners tournament winners!
They defeated Sue Wilcox and Nancy Falberg when Chriss, using her stroke, made a great downhill putt on the par three fifth extra hole.
It was a great match and most likely a record in number of extra holes.
Congratulations also to Gaile Haslem and Joan Tomeo for winning the consolation flight one up on hole 18.
Thank you to June Brusse and Suzie Swenson for chairing this WGA annual tournament.
Niners, mark your calendars for our next "Spooky Nine & Dine" event on Sunday October 15th. Shotgun start will be at 3:30 and players should gather outside the pro shop by 3:15 for instructions. Wear your scariest costume and be prepared to have a lot of fun, as usual!
It hasn't been too hot yet for the Niners to gather on Friday morning for our 9-hole round. Even the fog hasn't kept us from getting out there, so set your alarms and join us. The Niners play the back nine holes every Friday morning, beginning around 8:00. Groups are formed using a deck of playing cards, and off we go! Coffee at the Snack Bar has become a tradition and is a good way to get to know more Niners Second Fridays are guest days and the last Friday of the month is a scramble, which everyone enjoys! To join The Niners, dues are $25 per year and an application form can be found on the La Cumbre CC website under Golf Associations. Alternatively, you may contact Niner Chair Deborah Lynch deborahlynch@cox.net or Communications Chair Linda Gamble tlgamble1@cox.net to begin your membership. Sign-ups for Friday games can be done on the website or by calling the Pro Shop.
Also, Niners, remember to post your score on the Ringer sheets in the lady's locker room. The Ringer Game is a way to track improved scores on each hole throughout the year. Instructions are tacked up along with the Niners roster where the scores are posted, and an envelope is provided to drop the scorecards into once you have finished recording your improved scores for each hole. The scores are only for the back nine, played with another Niner and scorecards must be signed, dated and attested to by your playing partner At the end of the year prizes will be given for the two most improved scores as well as the two lowest scores. Any questions can be addressed to Claudia Thorsen at clamoral@mac.com. It's a fun way to track your scores and see how much you are (or are not!) improving!
And as always, please know that computer skills are not necessary to sign up for Niner Friday morning games Call the Pro Shop and they will add you to the roster of players; tee-off times are between 8 and 8:30. Players of all abilities are invited to join The Niners.
A group of Niners enjoy their last Friday of the month scramble with coffee afterwards!
As the summer season concludes, our courts have been abuzz with excitement. The Rachil Vincent round-robin took center stage as participants adorned themselves in pink attire to honor the cherished memory of our absent tennis member. Jane Nicolais emerged as the triumphant champion, with Robin Parker securing a commendable second place.
We have some exciting new events lined up for September. Join us on Sunday, the 10th, to witness our top players compete for the club championship. Don't miss this chance to show your support from the sidelines!
Our fall junior or adult programs begin featuring weekly clinics and weekend team tennis. Let's keep the momentum going from the time spent on the courts this summer. We have another fun grand slam challenge: participate in the US Open Wager, where predicting the tournament winners could win you a 30-minute tennis lesson gift certificate.
Pickleball ladies, mark your calendars for September 17th. Join us for the Ladies Pickleball Social Tournament from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM, followed by cocktails at the Patio Bar and Grill.
As we transition to fall, the courts remain a hub of energy. Thank you for being part of our tennis community. Stay tuned for more updates, and let's make this September unforgettable both on and off the courts.
Watch your opponent's racket and toss closely to anticipate the spin on your opponent's serve. If the toss is over their head, it's a kick serve with topspin; be prepared for a higher bounce. If its toss to the side is likely to be a slice serve, expect a lower bounce and more sideways movement. Paying close attention to the server's motion and toss will help you anticipate the serve and help you choose the appropriate return for any serve you receive.
Cubs Program (Ages 4-6) -
Saturdays, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM ($240)(Limit 16)
Our Cubs program focuses on laying the foundation for your child's tennis journey. Through fundamental movement skills emphasizing agility, balance, and coordination, along with basic tennis activities like rolling, tossing, throwing, and catching, your little ones will embark on a fun and educational adventure that builds the skills necessary for future success on the court.
Squirrels Program (Ages 6-9) - Wed. & Fri, 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM ($300 1 day)(Limit 16)
The Squirrels program takes your child's skills even further, combining advanced fundamental movement skills with increased emphasis on technique, and movement. This level prepares them for more competitive play while maintaining the joy and excitement of learning.
Lions Program (Ages 9-12) - Mondays, 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM ($450)(Limit 16)
Our Lions program is tailored for older juniors, focusing on refining ball control in terms of direction, height, depth, speed, and spin. Players in this level work on all aspects of movement and technique, setting them up for a successful transition to more competitive play. This program feeds into our Junior Team Tennis Teams.
Eagles Program - Sundays, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (Limit 12)
The Eagles program takes a competitive approach, concentrating on tournament play and high school tennis preparation. This class is designed for players looking to excel in competitive environments, refining their skills, strategy, and mental game.Tennis pro approval is required to participate in this class. Please contact burns.david@yahoo.com
The men's inter-club B team had a competitive month of August, splitting their last two regular season matches. They began with a narrow 3-2 loss to Knowlwood. However, the team succeeded in the pairings of Mark Schneiderman/Rich Belkin and Casey Brennan/Brian Bokman, securing impressive wins. Following this, they rebounded with a 3-2 victory against Polo, thanks to strong performances from John Rasmussen/Jeff Pryor, Cliff Wyatt/Gary Klass, and Mark Mosby/Ryan Rifkin.
Entering the playoffs with high spirits, the team again faced Knowlwood, this time on the road. The team displayed dominance in their wins, with notable performances by Jim Copus/Pat McAllister, Ryan Rifkin/Gary Klass, and Rich Belkin/James Zmoleck.
Moving forward to the semifinals against Yacht Club, the competition proved to be a formidable challenge, losing 14. Despite the tough outing, the team exhibited resilience. The duo of John Rasmussen/Jeff Pryor stood out with a solid straight-set victory.
The team can take pride in their achievements by reflecting on the season as a whole. A special mention goes to Cliff Wyatt who went above and beyond in their
MEN'S DAY TENNIS
September 3, 10, 17, 24 8:30-10
MEN'S LIVE BALL
September 5, 12, 19, 26 5:30–7 PM
MJ BOOTCAMP CARDIO TENNIS
September 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 1030-1130am
September 5, 7, 12, 14, 19, 21, 26, 28 12–1 PM
PICKLEBALL LADIES SOCIAL TOURNAMENT
September 17 3-430pm
LADIES INTERCLUB PRACTICES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
September 6, 13, 20, 27 8:30-12 PM | Courts 1-6
September 1, 8, 15, 15, 22, 29 1-2:30 PM | Courts 1-2
JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS
HOURS
September 10 10–4 PM
September 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 U12 130-3pm, U16 3-5pm
Court 1 8AM-6PM Mon-Sat
Court 2 or 3 11:00 AM-5:30 PM Mon-Fri
Please sign in when coming to the pool. It helps us track usage and plan for serving all members.
Please return towel to baskets by entrance or in locker rooms.
Sunscreen is available at the sign in desk. Please apply 10-15 minutes before entering the pools. This allows the sunscreen to be absorbed and then will work to prevent sun damage.
If you notice anything that concerns you, please report it to aquatic staff.
Come and enjoy your beautiful facility!
Swim team, Exercise class, and Swim lessons
Swim lessons arranged for members preference and availability.
Contact Bobbi about scheduling swim lessons: 805-705-5338
My wife is due with our second baby on August 31, so by the time you’re reading this, chances are they have arrived. In preparation for their arrival, my wife and I just had an amazing talk about our hopes, wishes, fears, expectations, and roles for the upcoming birth. With an 18-month-old running around it has been a lot harder to be intentional during this pregnancy. This allowed us to voice all our worries and excitement to each other in an intentional, safe, and supportive way. We even typed up all our responses so we can further support each other when the time comes.
I am sharing this with you as a reminder of the importance communication has across all our relationships. In our situation, it allowed us to release a lot of pent-up anxiety while also leaving space for ample gratitude appreciation. We were able to leave the conversation connected, feeling excited and prepared for the challenges ahead. When our relationships lack communication, it is easy to become stagnant and develop resentments within them.
If you have been experiencing these feelings within any of your personal or professional relationships, I encourage you to initiate some degree of communicative pathway so you can continue to move forward together. Keep up the good work my friends and remember to communicate!
With love,
Jarratt Rouse
Please RSVP on the La Cumbre CC website or through the La Cumbre CC App.
Classes are all held in the Fitness Center unless further specified Classes may be cancelled without notice If no one RSVP’s. All classes are complimentary excluding Yoga and Tai Chi For more information, please call the fitness center at (805) 618-9977
*Specialty class cost of $20
REMINDER: Please cancel your class reservation if you are unable to make it so members on the waitlist can be added! Thank you so much.
S E R I E S
S U M M E R
T H U R S D A Y
F I N A L
¾ cup Quinoa
¼ tsp Cayenne pepper
1 Can Chickpeas
2 Ears corn
1 Lime
2 Tbsp. Yogurt
1 Tbsp. Mayonnaise
2 oz. Radish
Cilantro (I use fresh Parsley)
2 Tbsp. Pumpkin Seeds
Grated Parmesan
Cook quinoa. Drain and dry the chickpeas. Cut off raw corn kernels. Zest lime. Mince jalapeno. Thin slice radishes. Chop cilantro leaves. Combine half zest, half lime juice, mayo, yogurt, half cayenne. Stir chickpeas in a hot skillet with olive oil until brown and crisp (undisturbed about 5 minutes). Remove it. To same hot skillet with olive oil, brown corn in covered pan until (black spots). Shake pan like popcorn. (about 4 minutes)
Sprinkle with salt. Add remaining lime juice & zest plus pinch of salt to chickpeas and toss. Divide quinoa in bowls, layer on chickpeas, corn, drizzle with sauce.
Top with radish, pumpkin, parmesan and remaining cayenne.
SEATINGS: 5PM | 5:15PM | 5:30PM
You are invited to a
The Board of Directors & Staff extend a Warm Welcome to our:
Ben & Houghton Hyatt
Social Tennis
Houghton champions
Santa Barbara real estate; Ben leads global marketing at Raybow Pharmaceutical.
Evan & Russell Berger
Social Tennis
Russell is VP of Product Security & Network Operations at Intuitive Surgical. Evan founded Taste Santa Barbara Food Tours and supports local initiatives.
Debra Borden
Transferred from Social to Tennis
Teresa Lensander
Transferred from Tennis to Social
Charlie Walker
Equity, transferred from Non-Resident
Francisco (Paco) Lagara Mayo is nominated La Cumbre’s Peak Performer. The Main Kitchen can be fast-paced or even crazy at times, but Paco always has a smile and a friendly word for everyone. Paco takes great pride in performing his job.
He is aware service must be quick, and the line and prep area kept spotlessly clean. His attention to detail, professionalism, and dedication is an asset to our Club.
Head Tennis Professional
Patio Bar & Grill Sever
Senior Maintenance Technician
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CLUBHOUSE DINING
Lunch Tues-Sat: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Brunch Sun 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Dinner Weds-Sat: 5:00 - 7:30 PM
Men’s Grill
Lunch: Tues.-Sat. 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Beverages: Tues -Sat 11:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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
POOL
Open 7:00 AM - Dusk, 7 days a week
2023 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT
Greg Moss president@lacumbrecc org
Henning Thorsen VICE-PRESIDENT
Annetta Patrick SECRETARY & DIRECTOR
Alan Harden TREASURER
John Blair DIRECTORS
Jim Buttimer
Chris Portney
Ron Busch
Rodney Brown
Steve Pinsker BOARD ADVISOR
Russ Werner LONG-RANGE PLANNING
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Alan Harden FINANCE
Jim Buttimer MEMBERSHIP
Annetta Patrick HOUSE
Jill Winchester HOUSE SOCIAL SUBCOMMITTEE
John Blair GREEN
Henning Thorsen GOLF
Chris Portney POOL | FITNESS | TENNIS
Rodney Brown SPECIAL PROJECTS
Ron Busch RENOVATION
WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Elaine Laustsen CHAIR
TOURNAMENT CHAIR
Maggie Marks
Noel Lucky-Ris HANDICAP CHAIR
Judi Brooks SECRETARY
Gaile Haslem TREASURER MJ Baumgartner HOSPITALITY
FACILITIES
CLUB MAIN LINE
LCCC SECURITY
FACILITIES MANAGER
PATIO GRILL
Monday 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tues. - Thurs., Sunday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday - Saturday 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
PATIO BAR
Mon. - Thurs., Sunday until 7:00 PM
Friday - Saturday until 8:00 PM
GOLF COURSE
Monday: 2:00 PM - Dusk
Tuesday - Friday - 7:45 AM
Sat, Sun: 6:45 AM
FITNESS CENTER
Monday - Saturday 5:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM
STAFF (ALL AREA CODES ARE 805)
ADMIN
(805) 687-2421
(805) 722-7109
Doug McAlister, 767-9204 facilities@lacumbrecc org
GENERAL MANAGER/COO
CONTROLLER
HUMAN RESOURCES
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR
STAFF ACCOUNTANT
Adam Zubek CMM adam@lacumbrecc org
Jeff Cowan, 563-1614 controller@lacumbrecc org
Lanita Pattenaude, 563-1616 hr@lacumbrecc org
Brooke Boccali, 798-4047 communications@lacumbrecc org
Elizabeth Stuart 563-1612 membersAR@lacumbrecc org
FOOD & BEVERAGE
EXECUTIVE CHEF
SERVICE DIRECTOR
SPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATOR
PATIO BAR & GRILL SUPERVISOR
INTERIM F&B DIRECTOR
PATIO BAR & GRILL CHEF
RECEPTIONIST
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
Michael Will mwill@lacumbrecc org
Carl Santiago csantiago@lacumbrecc org
Natalie Rivas 687-2421
GOLF STAFF (805) 682-3131
HEAD GOLF PRO
FIRST ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONAL
ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONAL
GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT
Evan Colavincenzo PGA 563-1621 evanc@lacumbrecc org
Travis Bregman, PGA travis@lacumbrecc org
Ritter Ganong ritter@lacumbrecc org
Wayne Mills 563-1615 wmills@lacumbrecc org
Felix Zaragoza ASSIST. SUPERINTENDENT
TENNIS, POOL & FITNESS
AQUATIC DIRECTOR
FITNESS CENTER
TENNIS PROFESSIONAL
HEAD TENNIS PRO
Bobbi Houghton 705-5338 bobbiteach@aol com
Jarratt Rouse 618-9977 jrouse@lacumbrecc org
Matthew Berry 682-3143 tennisshop@lacumbrecc org
Aaron Webster 682-3143 tennisshop@lacumbrecc org
SEPTEMBER 2023
