ClubLife: March 2020

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CLUB GOLF LIKE A PRO

Turf Talk ST. PATRICK’S DAY GOLF TOURNAMENT Fitness Tip of the Month

LAKEWOODOAKSCC.COM

March 2020

From the General Manager, Mark Reid As I write this on the 1st day of March, the issue of the novel coronavirus is front and center in the news. We do not view this as a headwind to our operations here at Lakewood Oaks Country Club, now or in the future. If we just look at the statistics from the CDC for the October 1, 2019, through February 22, 2020, for the flu in the United States, you will see that there were 32,000,000 (yes, million) to 45,000,000 flu illnesses that resulted in 18,000 to 46,000 flu deaths.

Currently, in the US, there are 88 cases of coronavirus with two (2) fatalities.

We all watched the stock market get routed last week. One thing is for certain, nothing spreads faster that

fear. Not even a virus. This generally ends up in buying opportunities for those investors with cool heads.

if we could preserve this look.

Generally, every fence has a purpose.

Is it to keep players in the course and keep non players off the course. The We are ready for another wonderful general question that was not able to year of golf and social activities here be answered was, why just 1, 2, 6 and at the Club. With the mild weather we 7? Why not 10, 1 along Anderson are experiencing, grass will be greening Road, 18 along Anderson Road, 12 quickly. We have a few more trees to and 14/15? remove on Hole # 8, but we are ready for lots of great golf play.

So we will monitor the areas where the fence was removed with the As most of you have noticed, the hopes that the entire community will split rail fence that primarily serves help protect our Golf Course asset Holes 1, 2, 6 & 7 is being removed. and respect the boundaries, whether This fence was beyond its lifespan fenced or not. We also hope that and was rotting to the point of being members respect the boundaries unattractive. The Board of Directors and only place the golf carts on city considered the pro’s and con’s of this streets at the designated crossing fence, and after much conversation, areas. Cash is king, and it would be they directed its removal. In my very unfortunate if we had to spend capacity as GM, I have heard mostly over $200,000 to put a fence back up. that with the fence down, it creates a cleaner and more beautiful look for Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all. We the course. It would be wonderful hope to see you at the Club.

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14 Turf Talk 17 St. Patrick’s Day Golf Tournament 23 Fitness Tip of the Month

Newsletter design by Ampersand. AmpersandBranding.com Employee photos taken by Angi Landis, Angi’s Art. Angisart.com

LAKEWOOD OAKS COUNTRY CLUB STAFF The celebration of family, a tradition of civility and a commitment to excellent facilities and services will always be the hallmarks of Lakewood Oaks Country Club. Members embrace a shared tradition of 651 NE St. Andrews Circle Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816.373.2505 LakewoodOaksCC.com

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congeniality, high standards of personal conduct and continuity of family association.

MARK REID General Manager and Membership mark@logc.org KEM JACKSON Office Manager kem@logc.org BRIAN BATEMAN Head Golf Professional and Tournaments brian@logc.org

KYLE PIEDIMONTE Assistant Golf Professional kyle@logc.com FRANK CASCONE Clubhouse Manager fcascone@logc.org

MOLLY MYERS Executive Chef chef@logc.org STEVE GRIESINGER Golf Course Superintendent steve@logc.org

Lakewood Oaks Country Club is not liable for claims made by any advertisers, inaccuracies or intentional copyright infringements.

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March 2020

From the General Manager, Mark Reid As I write this on the 1st day of March, the issue of the novel coronavirus is front and center in the news. We do not view this as a headwind to our operations here at Lakewood Oaks Country Club, now or in the future. If we just look at the statistics from the CDC for the October 1, 2019, through February 22, 2020, for the flu in the United States, you will see that there were 32,000,000 (yes, million) to 45,000,000 flu illnesses that resulted in 18,000 to 46,000 flu deaths.

Currently, in the US, there are 88 cases of coronavirus with two (2) fatalities.

We all watched the stock market get routed last week. One thing is for certain, nothing spreads faster that

fear. Not even a virus. This generally ends up in buying opportunities for those investors with cool heads.

if we could preserve this look.

Generally, every fence has a purpose.

Is it to keep players in the course and keep non players off the course. The We are ready for another wonderful general question that was not able to year of golf and social activities here be answered was, why just 1, 2, 6 and at the Club. With the mild weather we 7? Why not 10, 1 along Anderson are experiencing, grass will be greening Road, 18 along Anderson Road, 12 quickly. We have a few more trees to and 14/15? remove on Hole # 8, but we are ready for lots of great golf play.

So we will monitor the areas where the fence was removed with the As most of you have noticed, the hopes that the entire community will split rail fence that primarily serves help protect our Golf Course asset Holes 1, 2, 6 & 7 is being removed. and respect the boundaries, whether This fence was beyond its lifespan fenced or not. We also hope that and was rotting to the point of being members respect the boundaries unattractive. The Board of Directors and only place the golf carts on city considered the pro’s and con’s of this streets at the designated crossing fence, and after much conversation, areas. Cash is king, and it would be they directed its removal. In my very unfortunate if we had to spend capacity as GM, I have heard mostly over $200,000 to put a fence back up. that with the fence down, it creates a cleaner and more beautiful look for Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all. We the course. It would be wonderful hope to see you at the Club.

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Golf Like a Pro

14 Turf Talk 17 St. Patrick’s Day Golf Tournament 23 Fitness Tip of the Month

Newsletter design by Ampersand. AmpersandBranding.com Employee photos taken by Angi Landis, Angi’s Art. Angisart.com

LAKEWOOD OAKS COUNTRY CLUB STAFF The celebration of family, a tradition of civility and a commitment to excellent facilities and services will always be the hallmarks of Lakewood Oaks Country Club. Members embrace a shared tradition of 651 NE St. Andrews Circle Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816.373.2505 LakewoodOaksCC.com

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congeniality, high standards of personal conduct and continuity of family association.

MARK REID General Manager and Membership mark@logc.org KEM JACKSON Office Manager kem@logc.org BRIAN BATEMAN Head Golf Professional and Tournaments brian@logc.org

KYLE PIEDIMONTE Assistant Golf Professional kyle@logc.com FRANK CASCONE Clubhouse Manager fcascone@logc.org

MOLLY MYERS Executive Chef chef@logc.org STEVE GRIESINGER Golf Course Superintendent steve@logc.org

Lakewood Oaks Country Club is not liable for claims made by any advertisers, inaccuracies or intentional copyright infringements.

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March 2020

We are celebrating our 40th

Golf Like a Pro

ANNIVERSARY.

BRIAN BATEMAN, HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL

Our 40th Anniversary year ends on 5-1-2020. Until then, we are offering the following value oriented programs for you to be a member of the Club, join in the fun, and get in the game.

NEW MEMBER FULL & JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAMS ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL PROMOTION

Up to $1,889 Savings

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$0 INITIATION FEE Full Family Golf and Cart $399 per month Full Single Golf and Cart $329 per month $359 per month Junior Family Golf and Cart Junior Single Golf and Cart $299 per month 12 MONTH CONTRACT

CHALLENGER

CHAMPION

VEN THOUGH THE official

Up to $2,339 Savings

$1,000 INITIATION FEE 20% DISCOUNT OFF 2019, 2020 & 2021 MEMBERSHIP DUES 12 MONTH RENEWABLE CONTRACT

Up to $8,630 Savings

$2,500 INITIATION FEE 20% DISCOUNT OFF MEMBERSHIP DUES FOR 10 YEARS 12 MONTH RENEWABLE CONTRACT

NEW MEMBER LIMITED GOLF & SOCIAL PROGRAMS ASSOCIATE

SOCIAL

$250 INITIATION FEE $175 MONTHLY DUES 12 MONTH RENEWABLE CONTRACT

$0 INITIATION FEE $399 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE INCLUDES FOUR (4) ROUNDS OF GOLF Lakewood Oaks Country Club 651 NE Saint Andrews Circle | Lee's Summit, MO 64064 | 816.373.2505 www.LakewoodOaksCC.com

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Excellent Value Flexible Cost

Up to $300 Savings

first day of spring is not until March 19, I think we can all agree that we are ready for the warmer temperatures now. With springtime right around the corner, there are a few changes at the Club that you need to be aware of. First of all, the USGA has us back in active season and we can post our golf scores again using the World Handicap System parameters.

Within the new guidelines you will hear terms like net double bogey, soft cap limits, hard cap limits, abnormal course or weather condition adjustment, target score, exceptional score adjustment, etc.

While it may seem a bit confusing, it is actually very similar to the GHIN system that we are used to.

You can go to the link, https://www. usga.org/content/usga/home-page/ handicapping/world-handicapsystem/WHS-resources.html , if you would like to learn more about the World Handicap System or simply stop in the golf shop and we can answer any questions that you may have.

Also affecting our March rounds is the removal of the cedar split rail fence on the Front 9 (Holes 1, 2, 6, 7). With those boundary markers being removed, we will be adjusting our “Out of Bounds” marking on those holes. We will continue to evaluate the best course marking procedure over the next few months. In the meantime, we are using the interior edge of street curbing as the boundary marker (no free relief from boundary markers) on any hole that does not have a sidewalk. If there is a sidewalk along the hole (parts of #1, #6, and #7), the interior edge of the sidewalk is the OB line. Again you do not receive free relief from the interior edge of any sidewalk or curb. You will receive stance, swing, and line of flight relief from any street signs that are in bounds. Updates to changes in this procedure will be broadcast over the next few months.

Central Links Golf (formerly the Kansas City Golf Association) is scheduled to evaluate our course

for Slope and Course Rating in May. Central Links will also be giving recommendations on handicap hole allocations. Our Handicap Committee will take all recommendations into account before any changes are made.

Finally, we are in beta testing of the online event registration that will be used in 2020. If you see the USGA Tournament Premium package on the website, it is not currently functional. However, as we get closer to MGA and WGA Opening Days, step-by-step instructions will be made available to get everyone signed up for any event or tournament.

Even though the weather isn’t perfect yet, we should be past the worst that winter had to offer. Looking forward to seeing everyone out on the links as we get to the warmer and sunnier days.

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March 2020

We are celebrating our 40th

Golf Like a Pro

ANNIVERSARY.

BRIAN BATEMAN, HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL

Our 40th Anniversary year ends on 5-1-2020. Until then, we are offering the following value oriented programs for you to be a member of the Club, join in the fun, and get in the game.

NEW MEMBER FULL & JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAMS ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL PROMOTION

Up to $1,889 Savings

E

$0 INITIATION FEE Full Family Golf and Cart $399 per month Full Single Golf and Cart $329 per month $359 per month Junior Family Golf and Cart Junior Single Golf and Cart $299 per month 12 MONTH CONTRACT

CHALLENGER

CHAMPION

VEN THOUGH THE official

Up to $2,339 Savings

$1,000 INITIATION FEE 20% DISCOUNT OFF 2019, 2020 & 2021 MEMBERSHIP DUES 12 MONTH RENEWABLE CONTRACT

Up to $8,630 Savings

$2,500 INITIATION FEE 20% DISCOUNT OFF MEMBERSHIP DUES FOR 10 YEARS 12 MONTH RENEWABLE CONTRACT

NEW MEMBER LIMITED GOLF & SOCIAL PROGRAMS ASSOCIATE

SOCIAL

$250 INITIATION FEE $175 MONTHLY DUES 12 MONTH RENEWABLE CONTRACT

$0 INITIATION FEE $399 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE INCLUDES FOUR (4) ROUNDS OF GOLF Lakewood Oaks Country Club 651 NE Saint Andrews Circle | Lee's Summit, MO 64064 | 816.373.2505 www.LakewoodOaksCC.com

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LAKEWOOD OAKS COUNTRY CLUB

Excellent Value Flexible Cost

Up to $300 Savings

first day of spring is not until March 19, I think we can all agree that we are ready for the warmer temperatures now. With springtime right around the corner, there are a few changes at the Club that you need to be aware of. First of all, the USGA has us back in active season and we can post our golf scores again using the World Handicap System parameters.

Within the new guidelines you will hear terms like net double bogey, soft cap limits, hard cap limits, abnormal course or weather condition adjustment, target score, exceptional score adjustment, etc.

While it may seem a bit confusing, it is actually very similar to the GHIN system that we are used to.

You can go to the link, https://www. usga.org/content/usga/home-page/ handicapping/world-handicapsystem/WHS-resources.html , if you would like to learn more about the World Handicap System or simply stop in the golf shop and we can answer any questions that you may have.

Also affecting our March rounds is the removal of the cedar split rail fence on the Front 9 (Holes 1, 2, 6, 7). With those boundary markers being removed, we will be adjusting our “Out of Bounds” marking on those holes. We will continue to evaluate the best course marking procedure over the next few months. In the meantime, we are using the interior edge of street curbing as the boundary marker (no free relief from boundary markers) on any hole that does not have a sidewalk. If there is a sidewalk along the hole (parts of #1, #6, and #7), the interior edge of the sidewalk is the OB line. Again you do not receive free relief from the interior edge of any sidewalk or curb. You will receive stance, swing, and line of flight relief from any street signs that are in bounds. Updates to changes in this procedure will be broadcast over the next few months.

Central Links Golf (formerly the Kansas City Golf Association) is scheduled to evaluate our course

for Slope and Course Rating in May. Central Links will also be giving recommendations on handicap hole allocations. Our Handicap Committee will take all recommendations into account before any changes are made.

Finally, we are in beta testing of the online event registration that will be used in 2020. If you see the USGA Tournament Premium package on the website, it is not currently functional. However, as we get closer to MGA and WGA Opening Days, step-by-step instructions will be made available to get everyone signed up for any event or tournament.

Even though the weather isn’t perfect yet, we should be past the worst that winter had to offer. Looking forward to seeing everyone out on the links as we get to the warmer and sunnier days.

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March 2020

Update from the Office

Remodel, rebuild and renew with Four Sons Construction.

We specialize in kitchen, basement and bathroom renovation.

Saint Patrick’s Day Dinner in the Argyle Tuesday, March 17, 2020 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Shamrock Spring Salad

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Irish Lamb Stew : Soda Bread

KEM JACKSON, LOCC OFFICE MANAGER We are looking forward to another great year at Lakewood Oaks Country Club. If you have any questions about your account, would like to sign up for automatic ACH payments or would like to have your statement emailed instead of a paper copy, please email kem@logc.org.

Please Welcome Our New Members!

Tabitha and Melissa Davis

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We’re a third-generation family business with deep roots in the Lee’s Summit area.

Our reputation lives in your home, so we don’t cut corners. We’re committed to superior construction, even if it takes a little more time.

Hand Crafted Fish and Chips 16 slaw : tartar sauce Boyles Corned Beef and Cabbage 18 steamed potatoes : carrots Irish Stuffed Chicken Breast 17 green beans Lamb Meatball : Angel Hair Pasta

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Seared Market Fish MP lemon Irish butter : ancient grain stuffed cabbage SNACKS

Reuben / Rachel 14 seasoned fries or Slaw Desserts

BREAKFAST LUNCH BEVERAGES

Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Brownie 10 Guiness hot fudge

Logan and Dan Moresi Candice & Mark Reid Jim Schultz

Warm Bread Pudding 10 Irish whiskey sauce Drinks Beer, wine and cocktails available

Stop by the St. Andrews Pub and grab a quick snack or meal!

RSVP 816.373.4326 6

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March 2020

Update from the Office

Remodel, rebuild and renew with Four Sons Construction.

We specialize in kitchen, basement and bathroom renovation.

Saint Patrick’s Day Dinner in the Argyle Tuesday, March 17, 2020 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Shamrock Spring Salad

9 / 6

Irish Lamb Stew : Soda Bread

KEM JACKSON, LOCC OFFICE MANAGER We are looking forward to another great year at Lakewood Oaks Country Club. If you have any questions about your account, would like to sign up for automatic ACH payments or would like to have your statement emailed instead of a paper copy, please email kem@logc.org.

Please Welcome Our New Members!

Tabitha and Melissa Davis

18

We’re a third-generation family business with deep roots in the Lee’s Summit area.

Our reputation lives in your home, so we don’t cut corners. We’re committed to superior construction, even if it takes a little more time.

Hand Crafted Fish and Chips 16 slaw : tartar sauce Boyles Corned Beef and Cabbage 18 steamed potatoes : carrots Irish Stuffed Chicken Breast 17 green beans Lamb Meatball : Angel Hair Pasta

18

Seared Market Fish MP lemon Irish butter : ancient grain stuffed cabbage SNACKS

Reuben / Rachel 14 seasoned fries or Slaw Desserts

BREAKFAST LUNCH BEVERAGES

Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Brownie 10 Guiness hot fudge

Logan and Dan Moresi Candice & Mark Reid Jim Schultz

Warm Bread Pudding 10 Irish whiskey sauce Drinks Beer, wine and cocktails available

Stop by the St. Andrews Pub and grab a quick snack or meal!

RSVP 816.373.4326 6

LAKEWOOD OAKS COUNTRY CLUB

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March 2020

THE GODDARD SCHOOL® IS COMING SOON TO

Wine of the Month

LEE’S SUMMIT (LAKEWOOD)

BLACK CABRA MALBEC

Wines from Argentina, especially Malbec, have grabbed the attention of the American consumer. The Malbec grape was once common in Bordeaux, France, but after the phylloxera epidemic of the 1880s wiped out European vineyards, Malbec was sparsely replanted.

Meanwhile, the Malbec grape had found its way to Mendoza, Argentina, and became a favorite red wine of the locals. The people of Argentina are significant consumers of beef, and Malbec is a classic pairing with grilled steak. Malbec remained an unknown to most American wine consumers for some time, but starting in the early 21st century, Americans began to discover the magic of Malbec.

Black Cabra is produced at Tapiz Winery, formerly owned by KendallJackson, but now locally owned by Patricia Ortiz. Cabra is ‘goat’ in Spanish, and many wild goats roam the lower Andes above Mendoza vineyards. One particular “cabra” became interested in the workings of the vineyards and winery and became something of a pet for winery workers. Black Cabra wines are named for that wild goat. Black Cabra Malbec has medium to full body and rich dark fruit flavors accented by spice and earth. It is a delicious match with beef and hearty pastas.

From Argentina to The Argyle – Black Cabra Malbec is waiting for you!

Tom Witner, CSW Kansas City Sales Representative Vintegrity Wine

CALL US TODAY! LEE’S SUMMIT (LAKEWOOD) • 816-293-9393 GoddardSchool.com LEARNING FOR FUN. LEARNING FOR LIFE.® The Goddard Schools are operated by independent franchisees under a license agreement with Goddard Systems, Inc. Programs and ages may vary. Goddard Systems, Inc. program is AdvancED accredited. © Goddard Systems, Inc. 2019

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March 2020

THE GODDARD SCHOOL® IS COMING SOON TO

Wine of the Month

LEE’S SUMMIT (LAKEWOOD)

BLACK CABRA MALBEC

Wines from Argentina, especially Malbec, have grabbed the attention of the American consumer. The Malbec grape was once common in Bordeaux, France, but after the phylloxera epidemic of the 1880s wiped out European vineyards, Malbec was sparsely replanted.

Meanwhile, the Malbec grape had found its way to Mendoza, Argentina, and became a favorite red wine of the locals. The people of Argentina are significant consumers of beef, and Malbec is a classic pairing with grilled steak. Malbec remained an unknown to most American wine consumers for some time, but starting in the early 21st century, Americans began to discover the magic of Malbec.

Black Cabra is produced at Tapiz Winery, formerly owned by KendallJackson, but now locally owned by Patricia Ortiz. Cabra is ‘goat’ in Spanish, and many wild goats roam the lower Andes above Mendoza vineyards. One particular “cabra” became interested in the workings of the vineyards and winery and became something of a pet for winery workers. Black Cabra wines are named for that wild goat. Black Cabra Malbec has medium to full body and rich dark fruit flavors accented by spice and earth. It is a delicious match with beef and hearty pastas.

From Argentina to The Argyle – Black Cabra Malbec is waiting for you!

Tom Witner, CSW Kansas City Sales Representative Vintegrity Wine

CALL US TODAY! LEE’S SUMMIT (LAKEWOOD) • 816-293-9393 GoddardSchool.com LEARNING FOR FUN. LEARNING FOR LIFE.® The Goddard Schools are operated by independent franchisees under a license agreement with Goddard Systems, Inc. Programs and ages may vary. Goddard Systems, Inc. program is AdvancED accredited. © Goddard Systems, Inc. 2019

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March 2020

Marsha Alexander

From the LOCC Golf Club Committee

LAKEWOOD OAKS COUNTRY CLUB FEATURED ARTIST

M

ARSHA ALEXANDER

is another of Lakewood’s fine artists. Her art will be on exhibit in the Argyle Gallery during the months of March and April.

Marsha grew up in Marshville, North Carolina. Last fall, the Marshville Museum hosted a month long art exhibition featuring Marsha and her sister, Jill Griffin’s, artwork. Several of Marsha’s paintings depicted structures that reflected a history of the small southern community. Marsha has taught art and design in K-12 as well as at the undergraduate and graduate levels. She retired from the University of Missouri Extension in 2016 after 34

Marsha became

Lakewood Oaks Country Club Re-Launching Membership Ambassador Program

interested in drawing and painting at age

We’re looking for energetic, motivated, dedicated golfers with a passion for the sport to connect new members to Lakewood Oaks Country Club.

six, encouraged

One of the primary goals of the Golf Committee is to improve the overall experience of the Lakewood Oaks Country Club membership. We believe a big part of that is helping our new members get integrated into LOCC quicker and more thoroughly and not feel like a “newbie”.

by her supportive parents and a special grandmother who was an accomplished artist. years as a faculty member.

Her art has focused on natural landscapes and architecture and she has painted in a variety of mediums.

During the last few years she has

concentrated on oil painting.

Marsha has utilized several of the landscapes surrounding the lakes of Lakewood in her most recent paintings. One of Marsha’s favorite activities is “plein air” or outdoor painting. She particularly enjoys joining her Lakewood friends for outdoor group paint sessions. Some of the paintings inspired by these outings can be seen in the current exhibit.

Marsha said, “My three youngest grandchildren live nearby and take art lessons from me. We utilize many different types of medium. Watercolor is by far their favorite. Starting children at a very young age to experience art really enhances both their creativity and self-confidence.”

We believe member engagement is key to a healthy club membership.

Getting new members more acclimated with the Club and our weekly, monthly and annual events will create a stronger membership.

Golf Committee: Chris Johns Jim Lysinger Donna Round Scott Wall Val Young Board Liaison: Dwayne Saucier Staff: Brian Bateman Steve Griesinger

Ambassadors would provide that connection by serving as an additional resource of the Club to help new members learn their way around the Club, including such events: • MGA and WGA weekly, monthly and annual events • Summer Classic and Le Fleur event details • Groups that would be a good fit for the new member to considering playing based on the days of the week and style of play • Course Knowledge • Social Events • And any other questions The Golf Committee is asking for a couple of men and a couple of women to help out as Ambassadors to new golf members. You would be an integral part of improving the Lakewood Oaks Country Club experience. Please consider contacting Brian Bateman or any member of the Golf Committee to sign up.

Be sure to stop by the Clubhouse to see the fine art of Marsha Alexander and have dinner with your neighbors in the Argyle.

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Marsha Alexander

From the LOCC Golf Club Committee

LAKEWOOD OAKS COUNTRY CLUB FEATURED ARTIST

M

ARSHA ALEXANDER

is another of Lakewood’s fine artists. Her art will be on exhibit in the Argyle Gallery during the months of March and April.

Marsha grew up in Marshville, North Carolina. Last fall, the Marshville Museum hosted a month long art exhibition featuring Marsha and her sister, Jill Griffin’s, artwork. Several of Marsha’s paintings depicted structures that reflected a history of the small southern community. Marsha has taught art and design in K-12 as well as at the undergraduate and graduate levels. She retired from the University of Missouri Extension in 2016 after 34

Marsha became

Lakewood Oaks Country Club Re-Launching Membership Ambassador Program

interested in drawing and painting at age

We’re looking for energetic, motivated, dedicated golfers with a passion for the sport to connect new members to Lakewood Oaks Country Club.

six, encouraged

One of the primary goals of the Golf Committee is to improve the overall experience of the Lakewood Oaks Country Club membership. We believe a big part of that is helping our new members get integrated into LOCC quicker and more thoroughly and not feel like a “newbie”.

by her supportive parents and a special grandmother who was an accomplished artist. years as a faculty member.

Her art has focused on natural landscapes and architecture and she has painted in a variety of mediums.

During the last few years she has

concentrated on oil painting.

Marsha has utilized several of the landscapes surrounding the lakes of Lakewood in her most recent paintings. One of Marsha’s favorite activities is “plein air” or outdoor painting. She particularly enjoys joining her Lakewood friends for outdoor group paint sessions. Some of the paintings inspired by these outings can be seen in the current exhibit.

Marsha said, “My three youngest grandchildren live nearby and take art lessons from me. We utilize many different types of medium. Watercolor is by far their favorite. Starting children at a very young age to experience art really enhances both their creativity and self-confidence.”

We believe member engagement is key to a healthy club membership.

Getting new members more acclimated with the Club and our weekly, monthly and annual events will create a stronger membership.

Golf Committee: Chris Johns Jim Lysinger Donna Round Scott Wall Val Young Board Liaison: Dwayne Saucier Staff: Brian Bateman Steve Griesinger

Ambassadors would provide that connection by serving as an additional resource of the Club to help new members learn their way around the Club, including such events: • MGA and WGA weekly, monthly and annual events • Summer Classic and Le Fleur event details • Groups that would be a good fit for the new member to considering playing based on the days of the week and style of play • Course Knowledge • Social Events • And any other questions The Golf Committee is asking for a couple of men and a couple of women to help out as Ambassadors to new golf members. You would be an integral part of improving the Lakewood Oaks Country Club experience. Please consider contacting Brian Bateman or any member of the Golf Committee to sign up.

Be sure to stop by the Clubhouse to see the fine art of Marsha Alexander and have dinner with your neighbors in the Argyle.

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Chef’s Whim EXECUTIVE CHEF MOLLY MYERS

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PRING BRINGS SPECIAL events at the Argyle – Mother’s Day

Brunch, Easter Brunch and Spring Gourmet Wine & Dine, to name a few.

We also have event rooms for rent for your business meeting, corporate event, special occasions and wedding rehearsal dinners, the big event and the reception afterward.

Our catering of such events includes an extensive menu, with something for everyone’s taste.

Book your event at the Lakewood Oaks Country Club, whether a birthday party, graduation party, anniversary or any special occasion. Contact Frank at fcascone@logc.org to schedule event rooms and me at chef@logc.org, to discuss your catering needs.

I’m looking forward to making your celebration a memorable one for you!

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The Argyle Mardi Gras

Lakewood Country Club at TheOaks Argyle 651 NE St. Andrews Circle, LSMO 64064 Tuesday, February 25, 2020 Tuesday – Friday 4:00 – 9:00 4:00 – 9:00p.m. p.m.

Reservations Daily816.373.4326 Specials Half-priced bottled wine on Fridays Dine In or Carry Out 816.541.2452 CLUBLIFE 13

March 2020

Chef’s Whim EXECUTIVE CHEF MOLLY MYERS

S

PRING BRINGS SPECIAL events at the Argyle – Mother’s Day

Brunch, Easter Brunch and Spring Gourmet Wine & Dine, to name a few.

We also have event rooms for rent for your business meeting, corporate event, special occasions and wedding rehearsal dinners, the big event and the reception afterward.

Our catering of such events includes an extensive menu, with something for everyone’s taste.

Book your event at the Lakewood Oaks Country Club, whether a birthday party, graduation party, anniversary or any special occasion. Contact Frank at fcascone@logc.org to schedule event rooms and me at chef@logc.org, to discuss your catering needs.

I’m looking forward to making your celebration a memorable one for you!

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The Argyle Mardi Gras

Lakewood Country Club at TheOaks Argyle 651 NE St. Andrews Circle, LSMO 64064 Tuesday, February 25, 2020 Tuesday – Friday 4:00 – 9:00 4:00 – 9:00p.m. p.m.

Reservations Daily816.373.4326 Specials Half-priced bottled wine on Fridays Dine In or Carry Out 816.541.2452 CLUBLIFE 13

March 2020

Turf Talk

Gourmet Wine & Dine at the Argyle

STEVE GRIESINGER, COURSE SUPERINTENDENT

QUICK FACTS ABOUT GOLF COURSES

We will be aerifying the greens this month. If the weather has turned for the better, we will begin on Monday March 23. If not, we will try to start on Monday March 30. So barring any equipment and/or weather delays, we will be closed for a couple days depending on which start date.

I thank you for your patience while we accomplish this necessary evil.

March is a very busy month as we will be finishing up the board-directed split rail fence removal, tree trimming, and stump grinding. However, the main goal is to energize the irrigation system, which is the number one priority so we can perform necessary agronomic practices (i.e. fertilizer apps, aerification, etc.). So let the water FLY!

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Saturday, March 28, 2020 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. $75 (plus gratuity) 5 - Course dinner with wine pairings Limited seating For reservations, call Sherry at 816.373.4326.

Let the Season Begin!

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March 2020

Turf Talk

Gourmet Wine & Dine at the Argyle

STEVE GRIESINGER, COURSE SUPERINTENDENT

QUICK FACTS ABOUT GOLF COURSES

We will be aerifying the greens this month. If the weather has turned for the better, we will begin on Monday March 23. If not, we will try to start on Monday March 30. So barring any equipment and/or weather delays, we will be closed for a couple days depending on which start date.

I thank you for your patience while we accomplish this necessary evil.

March is a very busy month as we will be finishing up the board-directed split rail fence removal, tree trimming, and stump grinding. However, the main goal is to energize the irrigation system, which is the number one priority so we can perform necessary agronomic practices (i.e. fertilizer apps, aerification, etc.). So let the water FLY!

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Saturday, March 28, 2020 6:00 – 8:30 p.m. $75 (plus gratuity) 5 - Course dinner with wine pairings Limited seating For reservations, call Sherry at 816.373.4326.

Let the Season Begin!

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Lakewood Oaks Country ClubMarch 2020

Discount up to 30%

PAINTING. QUALITY.

PEACE OF MIND.

with Drive Safe & Save !* TM

Bret Farrar Ins Agency Inc Bret Farrar, Agent 3680 NE Akin Dr Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 Bus: 816-333-4445 12 Month Interest free plan, if you qualify.

Shotgun Start

I’m inviting you to make our roads safer and get rewarded for doing so. Are you in?

Contact me today to get started.

Discount of $200 for projects over $2000 - Cannot be combined with any other offers.

816-226-0681 | http://northern-jackson-county-certapro.com https://certapro.com/northern-jackson-county/ Contact CertaPro Painters of Northern Jackson County today for your free estimate!

*Some customers could see a discount up to 50%. Discount names, percentages, availability and eligibility may vary by state and coverage selected. Enrollment, terms and conditions apply.

Each CertaPro Painters® business is independently owned and operated.

Saturday March 14, 2020 Noon

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington, IL State Farm County Mutual Insurance Company of Texas 1901979 Richardson, TX

Lakewood Oaks Country Club ♣ 3-Person Scramble (min. team handicap - 20) ♣ Sign up with your 3-person team or as an individual ♣ Entry Fee $50 per player for Golf Members ♣ Register by contacting the Pro Shop at 816.373.6886 or brian@logc.org ♣ Entry deadline - Tuesday, March 10, 2020

♣ 3-Person Scramble (min. team handicap - 20) ♣ Sign up with your 3-person team or as an individual ♣ Entry Fee $50 per player for Golf Members ♣ Register by contacting the Pro Shop at 816.373.6886 or brian@logc.org ♣ Entry deadline - Tuesday, March 10, 2020 Multiple Flights Proximity Events Golf Shop Prizes Players without GHIN handicap may not be eligible for all prizes.

Food & Drink Specials before, during and after play.

Signing up for golf does not auto enroll you for the St. Patrick’s Dinner that evening at The Argyle.

For dinner reservations all Sherry, 816.373.4326.

Multiple Flights Proximity Events Golf Shop Prizes Players without GHIN handicap may not be eligible for all prizes.

Food & Drink Specials before, during and after play.

Signing up for golf does not auto enroll you for the St. Patrick’s Dinner that evening at The Argyle.

For dinner reservations all Sherry, 816.373.4326.

The Lakewood Garden Club is proud to offer three $750 scholarships to graduating high school seniors. Students applying should have an interest in studying any life or physical science. Those with a demonstrated interest in gardening or the environment should also include that information.

THE OFFICIAL COUNTRY CLUB OF THE KANSAS CITY MAVERICKS

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The scholarships are open to all students living in Lee’s Summit, including Lakewood students attending Blue Springs High School or any private institution. Interested students can pick up an application at their respective high schools or from Nancy Sykes at the LPOA Administrative Office. All applications must be completed and submitted at your high school by March 27, 2020.

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Lakewood Oaks Country ClubMarch 2020

Discount up to 30%

PAINTING. QUALITY.

PEACE OF MIND.

with Drive Safe & Save !* TM

Bret Farrar Ins Agency Inc Bret Farrar, Agent 3680 NE Akin Dr Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 Bus: 816-333-4445 12 Month Interest free plan, if you qualify.

Shotgun Start

I’m inviting you to make our roads safer and get rewarded for doing so. Are you in?

Contact me today to get started.

Discount of $200 for projects over $2000 - Cannot be combined with any other offers.

816-226-0681 | http://northern-jackson-county-certapro.com https://certapro.com/northern-jackson-county/ Contact CertaPro Painters of Northern Jackson County today for your free estimate!

*Some customers could see a discount up to 50%. Discount names, percentages, availability and eligibility may vary by state and coverage selected. Enrollment, terms and conditions apply.

Each CertaPro Painters® business is independently owned and operated.

Saturday March 14, 2020 Noon

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, State Farm Indemnity Company Bloomington, IL State Farm County Mutual Insurance Company of Texas 1901979 Richardson, TX

Lakewood Oaks Country Club ♣ 3-Person Scramble (min. team handicap - 20) ♣ Sign up with your 3-person team or as an individual ♣ Entry Fee $50 per player for Golf Members ♣ Register by contacting the Pro Shop at 816.373.6886 or brian@logc.org ♣ Entry deadline - Tuesday, March 10, 2020

♣ 3-Person Scramble (min. team handicap - 20) ♣ Sign up with your 3-person team or as an individual ♣ Entry Fee $50 per player for Golf Members ♣ Register by contacting the Pro Shop at 816.373.6886 or brian@logc.org ♣ Entry deadline - Tuesday, March 10, 2020 Multiple Flights Proximity Events Golf Shop Prizes Players without GHIN handicap may not be eligible for all prizes.

Food & Drink Specials before, during and after play.

Signing up for golf does not auto enroll you for the St. Patrick’s Dinner that evening at The Argyle.

For dinner reservations all Sherry, 816.373.4326.

Multiple Flights Proximity Events Golf Shop Prizes Players without GHIN handicap may not be eligible for all prizes.

Food & Drink Specials before, during and after play.

Signing up for golf does not auto enroll you for the St. Patrick’s Dinner that evening at The Argyle.

For dinner reservations all Sherry, 816.373.4326.

The Lakewood Garden Club is proud to offer three $750 scholarships to graduating high school seniors. Students applying should have an interest in studying any life or physical science. Those with a demonstrated interest in gardening or the environment should also include that information.

THE OFFICIAL COUNTRY CLUB OF THE KANSAS CITY MAVERICKS

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The scholarships are open to all students living in Lee’s Summit, including Lakewood students attending Blue Springs High School or any private institution. Interested students can pick up an application at their respective high schools or from Nancy Sykes at the LPOA Administrative Office. All applications must be completed and submitted at your high school by March 27, 2020.

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March 2020

The Latest From the Clubhouse Manager FRANK CASCONE, CLUBHOUSE MANAGER

Hello, Lakewood members and residents. Things are really picking up at the Argyle, so be sure to make a reservation for those Friday night dinners and all of the cool events coming up. There have been a few nights that the restaurant was full capacity and we couldn’t accommodate all the walk-ins. If you’d like to make reservations, please call 816.541.2452.

Greg Bordner Construction Company 816-591-8004 Retaining Walls * Sea Walls * Drainage Problems

FRANK CASCONE, Clubhouse Manager Fcascone@logc.org

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MARCH

March 14 St. Patrick’s Day Scramble March 23 or 30 Spring Green Aerification

Looking for a Wedding Venue?

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Consider Lakewood Oaks Country Club!

Call or Text (816)309-6367

APRIL

April 12 Masters Sunday Tournament

625 NE Woods Chapel Road Lee’s Summit, MO 64064

April 13 BSS High School Invitationals April 15 KC Senior Association April 18 MGA Opening Day April 20 KC Tiger Club

400 SW Longview Blvd STE 105 Lee’s Summit, MO 64081

Contact Frank, fcascone@logc.com 816.451.2450

www.betterbodiespilates.com

April 25 WGA Opening Day

BETTER BODIES PILATES… Your neighborhood Pilates Studio Find your Core and so much more!

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technology

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technol ogy

March 2020

The Latest From the Clubhouse Manager FRANK CASCONE, CLUBHOUSE MANAGER

Hello, Lakewood members and residents. Things are really picking up at the Argyle, so be sure to make a reservation for those Friday night dinners and all of the cool events coming up. There have been a few nights that the restaurant was full capacity and we couldn’t accommodate all the walk-ins. If you’d like to make reservations, please call 816.541.2452.

Greg Bordner Construction Company 816-591-8004 Retaining Walls * Sea Walls * Drainage Problems

FRANK CASCONE, Clubhouse Manager Fcascone@logc.org

GOLF CALENDAR OF EVENTS Justo odio dignissim qui blandit praesent luptatum zzril delenit augue duis dolor.

MARCH

March 14 St. Patrick’s Day Scramble March 23 or 30 Spring Green Aerification

Looking for a Wedding Venue?

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, conse ctetuer adipiscing elit, sed diam

Consider Lakewood Oaks Country Club!

Call or Text (816)309-6367

APRIL

April 12 Masters Sunday Tournament

625 NE Woods Chapel Road Lee’s Summit, MO 64064

April 13 BSS High School Invitationals April 15 KC Senior Association April 18 MGA Opening Day April 20 KC Tiger Club

400 SW Longview Blvd STE 105 Lee’s Summit, MO 64081

Contact Frank, fcascone@logc.com 816.451.2450

www.betterbodiespilates.com

April 25 WGA Opening Day

BETTER BODIES PILATES… Your neighborhood Pilates Studio Find your Core and so much more!

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technology

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technol ogy

The seasonal menu at The Argyle!

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The seasonal menu at The Argyle!

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CLUBLIFE 21

March 2020

Fitness Tip of the Month ALICIA ZELLER, RAISING Z BAR FITNESS

Tuesday, May 5, 2020 4:00 – 9:00 p.m.

The Argyle Don’t miss out!

RSVP to Sherry at 816.373.4326 by April 24.

Easter Bruch at The Argyle Save the Date

Sunday, April 12, 2020 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

$31.50 Adults

$16.50 Ages 6-14 $9.00 Ages 2-5 (plus gratuity)

RSVP by calling Sherry, 816.373.4326

by April 1, 2020.

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How exciting, it’s March… the beginning of spring golf season! A fresh slate to your handicap and new beginning of the 2020 golf season. One of the few downsides of spring golf is rain and the conditions the rain brings to the course. Are your hips, knees and balance ready for the soggy conditions?

When your hips are tight and/or weak, you will not be able to get a full range of motion on your swing. It’s important to make sure your knees and hips can stand the elements of the course. Unfortunately, hips that are tight and/or weak can cause problems all season long.

When the course is soggy, you walk on unstable, sloppy, muddy ground. Your walk becomes different, your swing changes and you may experience some minor aches and pains in your lower back, hips and knees.

Most people don’t value the importance of their balance and they underestimate what their balance can do to their golf game. If you lack controlled balance on the golf course, you will have deceleration in your club

Holistic Wellness & Nutrition Coaching

head. Your balance is the foundation to a good golf game. Strong balance helps control the flow of your swing, a greater range of motion, and it also creates strength behind the swing.

When your balance is controlled, it will allow more stability throughout your swing, which will result in more distance and accuracy in every shot.

Here are a few great exercises that will help strengthen your core, including lower back, hips and knees, so you can become that strong golfer this year, with less injuries. Less than 10-15 minutes per day you will gain strength in your body and improve your game on the golf course!

Elevated Glute Bridge or Hip Thrusters. Hold in a bridge

Bodyweight Squats or Wall Squats. Avoid bending too deep

position for 60 seconds and then bring your hips to the floor and lift your hips back up, continue for another 60 seconds.

and make sure your knees stay behind your toes at all times! 30-60 seconds.

Side Leg Raises, Supermans, Plank and Side Plank for 30-60

seconds each

Calf Raises. Slowly raise your heels

as high as you can and then lower.

This movement can be done on the steps or the floor. Calf raises are great for balance! 30-60 seconds.

Straight Leg Raises. This exercise

helps strengthen your quads, without putting strain on your knees. Lie on your back, bend one knee and keep one foot on the floor, lift your opposite leg up straight. 30 seconds on each side.

Step Ups. Place one foot on a step

or a bench, step up with that foot and then step down on the same foot. Repeat on both sides for 10 times each.

On a side note, exercises should NEVER cause knee pain. Muscle soreness after a workout is normal, however, sharp shooting pain means STOP.

Holistic Wellness & Nutrition Coaching

– Personal Training – – Tandem Training – – Group Training –

Alicia Zeller 816.365.0871

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March 2020

Fitness Tip of the Month ALICIA ZELLER, RAISING Z BAR FITNESS

Tuesday, May 5, 2020 4:00 – 9:00 p.m.

The Argyle Don’t miss out!

RSVP to Sherry at 816.373.4326 by April 24.

Easter Bruch at The Argyle Save the Date

Sunday, April 12, 2020 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

$31.50 Adults

$16.50 Ages 6-14 $9.00 Ages 2-5 (plus gratuity)

RSVP by calling Sherry, 816.373.4326

by April 1, 2020.

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How exciting, it’s March… the beginning of spring golf season! A fresh slate to your handicap and new beginning of the 2020 golf season. One of the few downsides of spring golf is rain and the conditions the rain brings to the course. Are your hips, knees and balance ready for the soggy conditions?

When your hips are tight and/or weak, you will not be able to get a full range of motion on your swing. It’s important to make sure your knees and hips can stand the elements of the course. Unfortunately, hips that are tight and/or weak can cause problems all season long.

When the course is soggy, you walk on unstable, sloppy, muddy ground. Your walk becomes different, your swing changes and you may experience some minor aches and pains in your lower back, hips and knees.

Most people don’t value the importance of their balance and they underestimate what their balance can do to their golf game. If you lack controlled balance on the golf course, you will have deceleration in your club

Holistic Wellness & Nutrition Coaching

head. Your balance is the foundation to a good golf game. Strong balance helps control the flow of your swing, a greater range of motion, and it also creates strength behind the swing.

When your balance is controlled, it will allow more stability throughout your swing, which will result in more distance and accuracy in every shot.

Here are a few great exercises that will help strengthen your core, including lower back, hips and knees, so you can become that strong golfer this year, with less injuries. Less than 10-15 minutes per day you will gain strength in your body and improve your game on the golf course!

Elevated Glute Bridge or Hip Thrusters. Hold in a bridge

Bodyweight Squats or Wall Squats. Avoid bending too deep

position for 60 seconds and then bring your hips to the floor and lift your hips back up, continue for another 60 seconds.

and make sure your knees stay behind your toes at all times! 30-60 seconds.

Side Leg Raises, Supermans, Plank and Side Plank for 30-60

seconds each

Calf Raises. Slowly raise your heels

as high as you can and then lower.

This movement can be done on the steps or the floor. Calf raises are great for balance! 30-60 seconds.

Straight Leg Raises. This exercise

helps strengthen your quads, without putting strain on your knees. Lie on your back, bend one knee and keep one foot on the floor, lift your opposite leg up straight. 30 seconds on each side.

Step Ups. Place one foot on a step

or a bench, step up with that foot and then step down on the same foot. Repeat on both sides for 10 times each.

On a side note, exercises should NEVER cause knee pain. Muscle soreness after a workout is normal, however, sharp shooting pain means STOP.

Holistic Wellness & Nutrition Coaching

– Personal Training – – Tandem Training – – Group Training –

Alicia Zeller 816.365.0871

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March 2020

Lakewood Oaks Country Club The celebration of family, a tradition of civility and a commitment to excellent facilities and services will always be the hallmarks of Lakewood Oaks Country Club. Members embrace a shared tradition of congeniality, high standards of personal conduct and continuity of family association.

Set amidst grand oak trees and surrounded by picturesque lakes, the 6300-yard golf club community’s natural environment provides an exquisite backdrop, imparting a celebrated tradition of luxury and geniality that members have treasured since the Club’s earliest beginnings.

Ryan Barber

Jon Klassen

Matt Knehans

Financial Advisor

Financial Advisor

Financial Advisor

AAMS®

AAMS®

AAMS®

801 NE Lakewood Blvd.

Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816-478-0053 ryan.barber@edwardjones.com

4801 S Cliff Avenue Suite 202 Independence, MO 64055 816-478-7070 jon.klassen@edwardjones.com

120 SW 2nd St Suite 102 Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 816-554-0074 matt.knehans@edwardjones.com

Chris Madden

Anne Pedersen

Drew Reynolds

Financial Advisor

2410 South 7 Highway Blue Springs, MO 64014 816-224-9278 chris.madden@edwardjones.com

Financial Advisor

CFP®, ChFC®, AAMS® Financial Advisor

615 NE Woods Chapel Rd Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816-554-7446 anne.pedersen@edwardjones.com

4000 S Little Blue Pkwy Suite F Independence, MO 64057 816-795-7529 drew.reynolds@edwardjones.com

Thom Schlosser

Matt Sibbing

Scott Wall

Financial Advisor

Financial Advisor

CFP®

192 NW Oldham Parkway Lee’s Summit, MO 64081 816-525-0770 thom.schlosser@edwardjones.com

An immediate sense of serenity can be felt by all who enter. Members and their guests enjoy a bustling lifestyle that is both casual and relaxed, yet refined and exclusive. The Lakewood Oaks Country Club is a place to gather with family and friends and celebrate what is truly important in life, with the people who matter most.

Financial Advisor

AAMS®

3500 NE Ralph Powell Rd Suite E Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816-272-0460 scott.wall@edwardjones.com

3500 NE Ralph Powell Rd Suite C Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816-347-8375 matt.sibbing@edwardjones.com

Be our guest.

IRT-1848D-A

www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC

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651 NE St. Andrews Circle Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816.373.2505 LakewoodOaksCC.com

March 2020

Lakewood Oaks Country Club The celebration of family, a tradition of civility and a commitment to excellent facilities and services will always be the hallmarks of Lakewood Oaks Country Club. Members embrace a shared tradition of congeniality, high standards of personal conduct and continuity of family association.

Set amidst grand oak trees and surrounded by picturesque lakes, the 6300-yard golf club community’s natural environment provides an exquisite backdrop, imparting a celebrated tradition of luxury and geniality that members have treasured since the Club’s earliest beginnings.

Ryan Barber

Jon Klassen

Matt Knehans

Financial Advisor

Financial Advisor

Financial Advisor

AAMS®

AAMS®

AAMS®

801 NE Lakewood Blvd.

Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816-478-0053 ryan.barber@edwardjones.com

4801 S Cliff Avenue Suite 202 Independence, MO 64055 816-478-7070 jon.klassen@edwardjones.com

120 SW 2nd St Suite 102 Lee’s Summit, MO 64063 816-554-0074 matt.knehans@edwardjones.com

Chris Madden

Anne Pedersen

Drew Reynolds

Financial Advisor

2410 South 7 Highway Blue Springs, MO 64014 816-224-9278 chris.madden@edwardjones.com

Financial Advisor

CFP®, ChFC®, AAMS® Financial Advisor

615 NE Woods Chapel Rd Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816-554-7446 anne.pedersen@edwardjones.com

4000 S Little Blue Pkwy Suite F Independence, MO 64057 816-795-7529 drew.reynolds@edwardjones.com

Thom Schlosser

Matt Sibbing

Scott Wall

Financial Advisor

Financial Advisor

CFP®

192 NW Oldham Parkway Lee’s Summit, MO 64081 816-525-0770 thom.schlosser@edwardjones.com

An immediate sense of serenity can be felt by all who enter. Members and their guests enjoy a bustling lifestyle that is both casual and relaxed, yet refined and exclusive. The Lakewood Oaks Country Club is a place to gather with family and friends and celebrate what is truly important in life, with the people who matter most.

Financial Advisor

AAMS®

3500 NE Ralph Powell Rd Suite E Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816-272-0460 scott.wall@edwardjones.com

3500 NE Ralph Powell Rd Suite C Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816-347-8375 matt.sibbing@edwardjones.com

Be our guest.

IRT-1848D-A

www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC

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651 NE St. Andrews Circle Lee’s Summit, MO 64064 816.373.2505 LakewoodOaksCC.com