Country Club at Wakefield Plantation Sept/Oct Newsletter

SEPTEMBER I OCTOBER 2021

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COUNTRY CLUB AT PLANTATION THE COUNTRYTHE CLUB AT WAKEFIELD WAKEFIELD PLANTATION

YOUR CLUB SEPTEMBER I OCTOBER HOURS OF OPERATION (Plantation Room, Tavern & Terrace) Lunch Monday-Closed Tuesday-Sunday I 11:00am-5:00pm Dinner Monday - Closed Wednesday-Saturday I 5:00pm-9:00pm CURBSIDE TO-GO Monday-Closed Tuesday & Sunday I 11:00am-4:45pm Wednesday-Saturday I 11:00am-8:45pm HALFWAY CAFE Monday-Closed Tuesday-Sunday I 9:00am-5:00pm GOLF SHOP, GOLF COURSE & PRACTICE FACILITY Golf Shop Hours: 7:30am-6:30pm First Tee Time: 8:00am TENNIS Monday-Thursday I 8:00am-6:00pm Friday-Sunday I 8:00am-4:00pm SPORTS CLUB Monday-Sunday: 8:00am-8:00pm FITNESS HOURS Key Fob Access from 5am-8pm POOL HOURS Monday-Sunday: 10:00am-7:45pm Starting August 23rd the pool will be open during the weekday from 4:00pm-8:00pm and on the weekends from 10:00am-8:00pm Last Day of pool season: Sunday, September 26th.

THE COUNTRY CLUB AT WAKEFIELD PLANTATION STAFF: Michael Thomas mthomas@ccwakefieldplantation.com Club Manager Matt McConnell matt@mcconnellgolf.com Membership Director Kasey Olive kolive@mcconnellgolf.com Member Services Trey Yoder tyoder@ccwakefieldplantation.com Food & Beverage Director Todd Jackson tjackson@ccwakefieldplantation.com Executive Chef Courtney Tatum catering@ccwakefieldplantation.com Director of Catering & Events Adam McLaughlin amclaughlin@ccwakefieldplantation.com Director of Golf Natalie Clemens nclemens@ccwakefieldplantation.com Corporate Director of Wellness & Activities Todd Lawrence tlawrence@ccwakefieldplantation.com Director of Golf Course Maintenance Kyle Thortsen kthortsen@ccwakefieldplantation.com Corporate Director of Tennis

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WAKEFIELD PLANTATION PHONE NUMBERS Main Number I 919-488-5100 Golf Shop I 919-488-5200 Tennis Shop I 919-488-1930 Fitness/Pool I 919-348-4385 Membership Sales I 919-488-5205 Catering I 919-488-5211 Dining Reservations I 919-348-4374 Member Accounting I 919-488-5100 ext. 7011 Member Activities I 919-488-5100 ext. 7015

Club News .....…………...…...….………............….......…...……..3 Membership....………….……..………….…............…...……….….4 WP Buzz..……….…..……..….......…….….................…..............5 Dining ..…....……..….……....……...………..................……......6-7 Breaker Bar & Grille........................................................8 Kid & Family Events....……...……….............…..….…....9-11 Summer Memories......................................................12 Fitness........................………...…..…….......…….............13-14 Tennis...……...………....…...………...….........…...…..….….........15 Tee Time...….….......................……................…......…........16 McConnell News.................…….............….............17-18 Calendar...............................……...............….......…........19

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CLUB NEWS It is hard to believe that on August 11th, we crossed the 10 year mark as being part of The McConnell Golf Family of Clubs. We were the 7th club purchased in a Network of Clubs that now extends to 15 Private Clubs in 4 different states. As someone who was here when the transition took place, the club continues to be in great hands.

Many thanks to everyone who supported our Folds of Honor Golf Marathon on July 6th. Through your generosity, we were able to raise over $25,000 to support this wonderful cause. As a whole, The McConnell Golf Network of Clubs raised over $298,000. We cannot thank you enough.

It was a pretty fun but quick summer as life seemed to be back to normal. I hope everyone has had a chance to experience The Breaker Bar & Grille down at the pool. With the bar in place, we will be hosting several events down there through at least the end of October. Be on the lookout for these upcoming events.

We cannot thank you enough for your continued support of the club.

Be well and safe!

Michael Thomas, Club Manager

331 HOLES were played with 52 BIRDIES and 3 EAGLES being made.

More importantly,

$25,454 was raised.

THANK YOU!!!

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MEMBERSHIP Dear Members, It has been an exciting summer at The Country Club at Wakefield Plantation. Kid's camps were more active than ever and our adult members certainly enjoyed hanging out at our new Breaker Bar at the pool. Even though September 26th is the last day the pool is officially open we will still be keeping our Breaker Bar open to enjoy this fall. Weekly specials and events will be offered such as Taco Tuesday, Trivia Night, NFL Sunday Funday's, live music and much more!

If you have a friend, colleague or relative who may be interested in membership please do not hesitate to bring them one of these great events! Until then please welcome our newest members!

Matt McConnell, Membership Director

We Welcome Our Newest Members Jennifer & Allen Armstrong with children Dash and Bodhi

Michael & Dawn Bennett

Trevor & Dulce Bernard with children Tate and Bennett

Robert & Janelle Brink with children Trey and Camden

William & Maureen Buckmiller

Daryl & Vicki Davis

Darius & Michelle Divina with child Michelle

John & Megan Ellis with children Skylar and Savannah

Brad & Elizabeth Fyfe with children Evan, Kyle and Liza

Jason & Jacquelyn Haley with child Olivia

Travis & Emily Kriegshauser with children Anna and Ryan

Terry Marcott

Alan & Bernadette McIntosh

Craig & Debra Moffat with children Gene, John and Aven

James & Isabel Moss with children Bella and James

Tim & Sue Rose with child Alex

William & Gina Sypher with children Gina, Devin, Billy and Joe Paul Nachtwey & Abby Parker with children Autumn, Cassidy, Barrett, Parker, Eden and Annika

FALL FERTILIZATION

Why fertilize fairways and roughs when the Bermuda grass is starting to go dormant? This late fertilization is done for a couple of reasons: In September, with shorter days and cooler nights, the top portion of the Bermuda grass plant begins to slow down its growth. The roots, however, are still growing as long as soil temperatures remain above fifty degrees. This is our window for making our fall fertilizer application. We would like to see little if any top growth and the majority of the nutrients taken up and stored in the plant. The nutrients then help build a stronger root system and any unused nutrients are stored over the winter. When ground temperatures fall below fifty degrees, root growth stops. The nutrients that were stored will then be used in the spring.

With a stronger healthier root system, the plant has a better chance to survive long periods of cold and freezing temperatures. Then, as spring arrives, and the plant begins to green up, the nutrients in reserve will be used for top growth before soil temperatures are warm enough for root growth. Then, as temperatures get hot, and Bermuda grass is growing, we fertilize again to push growth for the summer.

Todd Lawrence, Director of Golf Course Maintenance

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WP buzz Look who’s talking about our club! Please enjoy a few of our favorite social media mentions below – and keep sharing your experiences by tagging Country Club at Wakefield Plantation on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for a chance to be featured in the next newsletter.

jennifer.m.peterson.5 My 2nd favorite happy place! And starting my summer book!

ayrabelle Relaxing at the pool this morning

Shayna Anderson Muirhead Keeping up the tradition! 9 years of celebrating our BIG DAY where it all began. This place just feels like home and brings a smile every time be come here for dinner! Cheers to our amazing world and looking forward to more FUN with the best co-pilot ever. #thisisus #celebratingus

ccwakefieldplantation Come join us every Saturday at the Sports Club Breaker Bar & Grille for a delicious Bloody Mary Bar! A great way to kick off the weekend!

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CCWakefieldPlantation @CCatWakefield @CCWakefieldPlantation

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DINING EVENTS & INFORMATION I am certain I am not alone in the excitement for the months to come, as I believe the best time of year to be here in North Carolina! Fall is a fantastic season with the relief from the hotter temperatures, college and NFL football, and all the amazing food that goes with it! This year we have moved our famous Bushels, Bourbon and BBQ event to October 23rd, as we think this is THE time of the year to enjoy oysters, the smoked meats, and warming sensations of delicious bourbons. Make sure you sign up for one of the best events at Wakefield Food & Beverage has to offer throughout the year. You absolutely do not want to miss this! We will also continue to roll out events at the new Breaker Bar & Grille including Taco Tuesday, and Trivia Nights! Be sure to ask about the new M Series of wines McConnell Golf has rolled out this year which include the Knollwood Right Bank Red Blend, Kerr Cellars Cabernet, and the Juslyn Pinto Grigio. All of these have been bottled exclusively for McConnell Golf! I cherish being a part of this wonderful community and team, and I am grateful for the continued support of Wakefield Food & Beverage by our fantastic membership. Thank you!

Trey Yoder, Food & Beverage Director

TACO TUESDAY'S! When: Every Tuesday starting September 7th I 4:00-8:00pm Ages: Everyone I Breaker Bar & Grille Fee: $10 ++ per person (unlimited tacos)

Join us weekly for our Taco Tuesday special down at the Breaker Bar & Grille! We will have a variety of toppings to put on your hard or soft taco and we will also be offering drink specials each week! The summer may be coming to a close but the fun is just beginning at the bar!

LIVE MUSIC Saturday, September 18th I 7:30pm-9:30m Ages: Adults Only I Location: Poolside Fee: $25 ++ per person *The pool will be closing at 6:30pm on this night

Join us for another relaxing evening under the stars as we welcome Proton Jones to Wakefield. Proton Jones is a local favorite. He performs all your favorites from hits to deep cuts in all genres. He considers his song choices music for your soul. Jones is a full-time musician and is often booked 5 to 6 nights a week. His unique arrangements of Pop/Rock and Southern Classics are lively, fun and heartfelt. Everyone will without a doubt be entertained by Proton Jones. Please RSVP by Wednesday, September 15th.

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September Cookie of the Month ~ PB&J Crumble Cookies Sean O'Neill ~ Treyburn Country Club This cookie comes from one of the first kitchens I ever worked in. The Chef there got a new bread maker and we tried out a couple of bread recipes.

He found a peanut butter and jelly bread that turned out amazing. We put it on the menu after I made a grilled PB&J on the PB&J bread for lunch one day. The kids loved it and from there we tried just about every PB&J recipe we could. This cookie is one that stood out and was well liked.

Ingredients Cooking spray or butter, for coating the pan 2 Cups All-Purpose Flour ½ TSP Baking Powder ½ TSP Fine Salt 12 TBSP Unsalted Butter, at room temperature 1 1/3 Cups Granulated Sugar 1 1/3 Cups Natural Creamy Peanut Butter (no sugar added), at room temperature 1 Large Egg 1 TSP Vanilla Extract 1 1/2 Cups Concord Grape Jelly, at room temperature 2/3 Cup Coarsely Chopped Salted, Roasted Peanuts (Optional)

Instructions Arrange a rack in the middle of a convection oven and heat to 325°F on low fan. Line the sides and bottom of a half hotel pan with aluminum foil, then coat the foil with cooking spray or butter; set aside. Whisk the flour, baking powder, and salt together in a medium bowl; set aside. Place the butter and sugar in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. Beat on low speed until combined, then increase the speed to medium-high and beat until creamed. Stop the mixer and scrape down the sides and paddle with a rubber spatula. Add the peanut butter and beat on medium-high speed until combined. Add the egg and vanilla and continue to beat until completely combined. Stop the mixer and scrape down again. Return the mixer to low speed and gradually add the flour mixture, stopping when the flour is almost incorporated (do not over mix).

Remove the bowl from the mixer and fold in the remaining flour by hand with the rubber spatula. Sprinkle 1/2 of the mixture in the baking pan and press into an even layer. Bake until the top is light golden-brown, 15 to 20 minutes. Dollop the jelly over the crust and spread into an even layer as best as you can without disturbing the crust. (Don’t worry if the jelly doesn't spread much, it will melt in the oven.) Sprinkle evenly with the chopped peanuts, if using. Using your hands, crumble the remaining dough into pieces about the size of almonds and sprinkle evenly into the pan. Return the pan to the oven and bake until the top is golden-brown, about 20 minutes more. Remove the pan to a wire rack and let cool completely. To serve, grasp the foil in the middle of the pan and lift the bar cookie slab out of the pan and onto a cutting board. Cut into bars.

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DINING EVENTS & INFORMATION What a HOT summer it was here at Wakefield! I for one enjoyed things being as back to normal as we could have hoped for under the current circumstances. I hope everyone really enjoyed our amazing new Breaker Bar & Grille set up this summer down at the Sports Club. We are looking forward to having some fun member events throughout the fall months there as well. This year I traveled down to our sister property, Sedgefield Country Club to help out with the Wyndham Golf Tournament in August

I always look forward to doing this each year as we really get to showcase McConnell Golf in such a big way! As always we have some exciting stuff planned for our fall season here at the club. We're looking forward to the Bob Bidwell, Senior Member Guest Tournament, our third annual Fall Festival & Halloween Celebration, Live Music at the Pool and so much more! We are also so lucky to be able to host lots of charity golf outings here in the fall that earn money for some amazing organizations. Feel free to reach out to us if anyone is interested in contacting the hosts of these events to donate or play. I have so many couples who are looking forward to hosting their weddings here this fall, so keep a lookout for any changes in dining. Thank you all so much for your continued support and as always, please contact me with any and all of your event and catering needs!

Courtney Tatum, Director of Catering & Events WINE & CHEESE POOLSIDE Thursday, October 7th I 6:00pm-8:00pm Ages: Adults I Location: Breaker Bar & Grille Fee: $20++ per person (includes a build your own Charcuteri & Cheese Board with Wine Tasting

Come out and join us poolside for a build your own charcuterie and cheese night while we showcase some excellent wines to go along with them! A fantastic way to enjoy a fall evening with friends at the Breaker Bar & Grille. Please make sure to RSVP by September 30th. *Glasses of wine outside the tasting will be available at member charge.

BOURBON, BUSHELS & BBQ Saturday, October 23rd I 6:00pm-9:00pm Ages: Adults I Location: Back of clubhouse/lower & middle terrace Fee: $55++ per person for all you can eat $20++ per person for Bourbon Tasting

It is that time again for our most popular event of the fall season here at WP! We will have food stations featuring Oysters prepared in many delicious ways, BBQ carving stations featuring all kinds of different in house smoked meats, and don't forget Tommy's picks of some of the best Bourbon's around for tasting. There will also be live music to enjoy throughout the evening. This is an event you do not want to miss! Please make sure to RSVP by Tuesday, October 19th.

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October Cookie of the Month: Chocolate Pretzel Oatmeal Cookie Patrick Budniewski ~ Holston Hills Country Club

Two years ago around Christmas time I had a cookie very similar to this at a holiday party I attended with my Sister’s family in Nashville. It was so good that I had to try to recreate it. I started with my Grandmothers Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe, made a few changes and this is the result. My favorite cookie year round is an Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie and adding the Pretzel and Flaky Sea Salt element just adds another layer of goodness to it. Fresh out of the oven with a glass of milk and you could easily eat the whole plate!

Ingredients 1 Cup Salted Butter 3/4 Cup Brown Sugar 1/4 Cup Granulated Sugar 2 Eggs, Whole 1 TBSP Vanilla Extract 1 ¾ Cup and 2 TBSP All Purpose Flour 1TSP Baking Soda 1/2 TSP Cinnamon 1/2 TSP Kosher Salt 1 ½ Cup Old Fashioned Oats 2 ½ Cups Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips 1 Cup Mini Pretzels, crushed ¼ Cup Flaky Sea Salt (for sprinkling) Instructions Cream together butter and sugars until combined. Continue mixing, adding one egg at a time until combined. Add vanilla and continue mixing until creamy. In a separate bowl add flour, cinnamon, baking soda and kosher salt. Slowly add flour mixture to egg sugar mixture while mixing on low speed. Add 1/4 of the mixture at a time, scraping down sides making sure to fully incorporate flour mixture. After flour mixture is all combined, add oats and chocolate chips folding them in by hand. Roll dough into 2 Tablespoon size balls. Gently push a few crushed pretzels into each ball and flatten with palm of hand to 1/2 inch thickness. Bake in oven at 350°F for 9 to 11 minutes. While cookies are cooling sprinkle with flaky salt sea salt.

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BREAKER BAR & GRILLE I would like to give a big thank you to Michael Thomas and Natalie Clemens for giving me this opportunity to be a part of something new and exciting at the Breaker Bar and Grill. Also a shout out to Chef Todd and Kyle Thortsen for their support and encouragement.

We have had a great Summer season and I’m excited about going into our Fall season with new themed events.

Looking forward to our Taco Tuesday’s, Trivia On Wednesday’s with weekly prizes, Wine and Design, Live

Music with great Food and Drink Specials. And of course Football!

Remember we have the “boat curtains” to close for cold and inclement weather to maintain a comfortable environment at the bar and grill.

Please let me know any other events you would like to see happen here and we will do our best to make it happen.

I am excited to be a part of the Wakefield Plantation Team!

Deborah Johnson , Sports Club Food & Beverage Manager

TACO TUESDAY'S! When: Every Tuesday starting September 7th I 4:00-8:00pm Ages: Everyone I Break Bar & Grille Fee: $10 ++ per person (unlimited tacos)

Join us weekly for our Taco Tuesday special down at the Breaker Bar & Grille! We will have a variety of toppings to put on your hard or soft taco and we will also be offering drink specials each week! The summer may be coming to a close but the fun is just beginning at the bar!

TRIVIA NIGHTS Wednesday nights start September 8th I 6:30pm-8:00pm Ages: Adults I Location: Breaker Bar & Grille Fee: Trivia Complimentary *Drinks & food by Member charge

Compete as a team and test your knowledge in History, Geography, Sports, Entertainment, and more! Prizes will be awarded for the top place team weekly and we will be awarding a big prize at the end of the season for the top member who has accumulated the most overall points.

SUNDAY FOOTBALL Sunday's Starting September 12th - October 31st I 12:00pm-4:00pm Ages: Adults I Location: Breaker Bar & Grille Fee: Complimentary *Food & Drinks by Member Charge

Wear your team colors and come cheer on the Panthers each Sunday at the Breaker Bar & Grille. Each week we will have a tailgate style bar menu with drinks specials to enjoy during game time. So grab your friends and get ready for NFL Sunday!

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SNOW CONE SUNDAY Sunday, September 19th I 10:00am-7:00pm Ages: Everyone I Location: Poolside Fee: $3.00++ per snow cone

Cool off on this Sunday Funday and enjoy a refreshing beverage! Stop by the Breaker Bar and Grille and get a flavored snow cone of your choice! Boozy snow cones will be available for the adults for $8:00++ each.

WINE & CHEESE POOLSIDE Thursday, October 7th I 6:00pm-8:00pm Ages: Adults I Location: Breaker Bar & Grille Fee: $20++ per person (includes a build your own Charcuteri & Cheese Board with Wine Tasting

Come out and join us poolside for a build your own charcuterie and cheese night while we showcase some excellent wines to go along with them! A fantastic way to enjoy a fall evening with friends at the Breaker Bar & Grille. Please make sure to RSVP by September 30th. *Glasses of wine outside the tasting will be available at member charge.

LADIES WINE & DESIGN Thursday, October 21st I 6:00pm Ages: Ladies Only I Location: Pool Fee: $40 per person

Enjoy the nice Fall weather poolside as you create your own masterpiece. Wine & Design of Wake Forest will be here to assist in painting your canvas, and as you paint enjoy drink and food specials at the Breaker Bar & Grille. So grab your mom, daughter, friends or sister and enjoy this creative ladies night out! Please RSVP by Thursday, October 14th.

LIVE MUSIC Saturday, October 16th I 7:30pm-9:30m Ages: Adults Only I Location: Poolside Fee: $25 ++ per person *The pool will be closing at 6:30pm on this night

We are excited to have Donnie Lane perform our Live Music Nigh Poolside! Donnie Lane is a singer songwriter from Raleigh, NC. He’s often referred to as a one-man band. He performs crowd favorites, classic party hits and sing-a-longs. He’s known for a unique percussive and soulful style inspired by folk, rock, soul and spiritual music. Currently performing as a one-man band/loop artist featuring an exciting collection of upbeat, fun hits of the 70s and 80s that will keep you singing and dancing all evening long! Please RSVP by Wednesday, October 13th.

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KID & FAMILY EVENTS As summer is coming to a close we want to thank all of you for a great pool season. It has been so nice to have the kids back in camp, movies by the pool and the relaxing evenings under the star for our live music events.

The pool will be open during the weekends in September and the Breaker Bar & Grille is going to stay open through the fall with some great evening activities, such as trivia, Sunday football, Taco Tuesdays and so much more!

Don't miss our last pool party of the season on Labor Day as we bring back an inflatable slide, a DJ to play all your favorite tunes and of course games and activities for all ages.

Our group fitness classes will continue with Jose, Greg and Heather and we are excited to add in some more options for small group training with David.

I look forward to seeing you poolside and if you need anything please do not hesitate to reach out.

Natalie Clemens, Corporate Director of Wellness & Activities

BOAT REGATTA Sunday, September 5th I 2:00pm-4:00pm Ages: Parent/Child Teams I Location: Poolside Fee: $15 per duo (child/parent) *At least one adult must be on the team

Since we got rained out the first time around, we are going to try this again! But this time we are going to allow parent/child to join! We are going to give you the supplies you need and you will have one hour to construct your boat - that we will race in the pool afterwards. You will not know the supplies you get until the day of the event and we do have limited space available so sign up early to hold your spot! If you were signed up the first time please make sure to sign up again by, Wednesday, September 1st.

LABOR DAY POOL PARTY Monday, September 6th I 12:00pm-3:00pm Ages: Everyone I Location: Poolside Fee: Party Complimentary Buffet Fee: $17 Adult, $10 child 6-12, Children 5 & under free *The grill will only have drinks, snacks & Ice cream while the buffet is out from 12pm-3pm Join us for the last pool party of the season as we welcome back our DJ, to play your favorite tunes, have some fun down the inflatable slide, dive for free beer and of course plenty of games/activities for everyone. Food & Beverage will put together another delicious buffet and it will be a great way to spend Labor Day! Please RSVP by Friday, September 3rd.

KIDS NIGHT OUT ~ I SPY Friday, September 10th I 5:30pm-9:30pm Ages: 6-11 I Location: Game & Media Room Fee: $25 per child (Includes dinner & snack) *Sibling discount available

Join us for a fun night with your activities team as we have a night dedicated to problem solving. We will turn you into a spy and play games such as clue, Signs, Among us and many more games. So put your thinking caps on and make sure to RSVP by Tuesday, September 7th to reserve your spot!

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KID & FAMILY EVENTS PUP PLAY DATE Sunday, October 3rd I 2:00pm-3:30pm Ages: Everyone I Location: Poolside Fee: A donation for Saving Grace

BLOOD DRIVE Saturday, September 11th I 10:00am-3:00pm Location: Sports Club Parking Lot

We had a very successful blood drive in August 2020 helping save over 150 lives! We are looking forward to working with the Blood Connection once again to see if we can save even more lives this go around. The mobile unit will be at the Sports Club on Saturday, September 11th from 10am-3pm. To book your appointment please visit the link below.

Bring your friendly dog and let them enjoy a day at the Wakefield pool!

The pups will have a chance to jump in the pool, play with the other pups or snack on a tasty treat! This year the entry fee is to bring one item to donate to help out the wonderful organization Saving Grace.

Items that they need are things such as dog food (canned or dry), fleece and wool blankets and peanut butter to name a few! This is one of the best events of the year, so don’t miss out and RSVP your canine

by Friday, October 1st. *Please note that if you get in the pool it is swim at your own risk and the pool is not 100% cleaned once the pups get in. We also ask that you keep an eye on your dogs and please only bring dogs that are friendly and enjoy being around other pups and people

https://donate.thebloodconnection.org/donor/schedules/drive_sched ule/176914. We thank you in advance for your help in saving lives!

LIVE MUSIC Saturday, September 18th I 7:30pm-9:30m Ages: Adults Only I Location: Poolside Fee: $25 ++ per person *The pool will be closing at 6:30pm on this night

Join for another relaxing evening under the stars as we welcome Proton Jones to Wakefield. Proton Jones is a local favorite. He performs all your favorites from hits to deep cuts in all genres. He considers his song choices music for your soul. Jones is a full-time musician and is often booked 5 to 6 nights a week. His unique arrangements of Pop/Rock and Southern Classics are lively, fun and heartfelt. Everyone will without a doubt be entertained by Proton Jones. Please RSVP by Wednesday, September 15th.

SOCCER SHOTS Tuesday's starting September 21st-November 23rd Ages: 2-3 4:00pm-4:30pm I Ages 3-5 4:45pm-5:5pm Location: Sports Club Front Lawn Fee: $16 per week

Soccer Shots RDU is an engaging children’s soccer program with a focus on character development. Our caring team positively impacts children’s lives on and off the field through best-in-class coaching, communication and curriculum. Our coaches are the best-trained in the business. Our expert-approved curriculum is age-appropriate and aligns with childhood education standards. In addition we provide an exceptional customer experience and ongoing communication with parents. To register visit the below link. https://rdu.soccershots.com/pd/4210/the-country-club-at-wakefieldplantation

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KID & FAMILY EVENTS WAKEFIELD HALLOWEEN PARKING LOT PARTY Saturday, October 30th Ages: Everyone I Location: Sports Club Fee: Event Complimentary *Food trucks purchases by cash or credit card

Join us for our 2nd annual Halloween Food Truck & Movie Night!

Come out for a family friendly event for all to enjoy! We will have a variety of food trucks available, as well as a member charge bar.

There will be a costume contest and Halloween movie on the inflatable screen. We will be sending more information at a later date regarding the details of the contest, movie and the food trucks we will have but save the date and please make sure to RSVP by Wednesday, October 27th.

WAKEFIELD CAMPOUT Friday, September 24th I 6:00pm-8:00am Ages: Families I Location: Driving Range Fee: $25++ (includes dinner & breakfast) *Bar will be by member charge

We are excited to have our first Father/Kids Camp Out here at Wakefield!

Come join us out on the Driving Range for a cook out, followed by games, and end the night with s’mores and a movie. Come out for some great laughs, good old fun, and memories that will last a life time! Please RSVP

by Tuesday, September 21st

KIDS NIGHT OUT ~ HAUNTED HOUSE ESCAPE ROOM Friday, October 8th I 5:30pm-9:30pm Ages: 6-11 I Location: Game & Media Room Fee: $25 per child (Includes dinner & snack) *Sibling discount available

Join the activities team as we host our very first Escape Room! The campers will go through different rooms at the Sports Club having to solve riddles, and complete challenges before moving on to the next room and/or the final task. Enjoy a spooky delicious snack after all the hard work! Do you have what it takes to Escape? Find out and RSVP by Tuesday, October 5th.

KIDS NIGHT OUT ~ MONSTER MASH Saturday, October23rd I 5:30pm-9:30pm Ages: 6-11 I Location: Game & Media Room Fee: $25 per child (Includes dinner & snack) *Sibling discount available

Enjoy a Halloween themed kids night out as we play games that represent a different Monster! We will play games such as turning your counselor into a mummy, going on a hunt for Dracula's pet bat and spooky popcorn glove hand! This will be a fun, festive night for all! Please RSVP by Wednesday, October 20th.

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SUMMER MEMORIES

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PERSONAL TRAINING HEATHER OVERINGTON 919-649-3007 IBaileyFunFitness@aol.com

Heather has lived in Raleigh and trained fitness enthusiasts in the area for 25 years. She has both fitness and clinical experience and serves with uncompromising quality. She has nine Nationally recognized certifications.

This includes four with IFTA (Interactive Fitness Trainers America). Also, AHA, NEDITA, AFAA, FiTOUR and Silver Sneakers. Heather really loves teaching Yoga and group fitness of any kind but also loves to work with individuals one on one to achieve their personal goals. Customizing a program is paramount and this is something she has spent years perfecting and take great pride in. She strives to provide a safe, fun, educational, yet effective program, and always with a friendly smile.

DAVID GONZALEZ 813-412-0581 I dgonzo_0@icloud.com

In my 6th year as a National Certified Personal Trainer and Fitness Nutrition Specialist, I’ve had the opportunity to help others make healthy habits a part of their daily routine. As a former Fitness Kickboxing instructor, Camp Gladiator, and Stretch practitioner, I truly believe health is not only about exercising, but incorporating nutrients that yield results. I started my fitness career in Tampa, FL as a Basketball and Soccer conditioning coach, at Jefferson High School. I currently specialize in Functional, Corrective, and Strength training where I’ve worked with all fitness levels tailoring specific exercises and nutrition goals according to their physical assessments.

Health isn’t a fad but a lifestyle for those who want it, do you? Let’s get started!

JEREMY DIETER 919-675-4915 I jeremyrd3@gmail.com

Jeremy is a life long athlete and has played soccer at a very competitive level all through high school. It was in high school that he developed a love for weightlifting. He currently is a bodybuilder and plans on competing in many competitions in the near future. Jeremy is a certified personal trainer through ISSA and has also recently become a certified nutritionist with a specialty in body building. He has had the privilege of working kids camps for the past four years at Wakefield and looks forward to teaching them more about health and fitness. He is excited to be part of the training team and looks forward to helping members reach their wellness goals.

SMALL GROUP TRAINING

Monday, Wednesday & Friday I Time: 6:30am-7:30am

New Times: (Start Date 9/2/21) Tuesday & Thursday from 9:00am-10:00am Monthly Fee: $179 unlimited classes I $139 twice a week I $79 once a week

HALF HOUR TRIANING RATES Sessions Cost Per Session 1 session - $44.00 10 Sessions - $38.50 25 Sessions - $33.00

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HOUR TRIANING RATES Sessions Cost Per Session 1 session - $70.00 10 Sessions - $65.00 25 Sessions - $60.00

Start your morning off by investing in your health. This group training class, is for all ages, all levels of fitness and those looking to kickstart their day with energy, positivity, and strength. We begin with a warmup using our own body weight. Then we transition into exercises that focus on mobility, balance, core, upper and lower body strength. We use dumbbells, yoga mats, yoga balls; more equipment will be available depending on class size. (agility ladders, slam balls, kettlebells, etc.) To register please e-mail David and indicate which monthly fee you are signing up for.

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GROUP FITNESS Class Descriptions: All classes will be held on the pool deck or in the group fitness room. We recommend you bring a water bottle, towel and your own mat.

Fitness Boxing with David Are you looking for a fun unique way to get back in shape? Then this 45min cardio and burn class is for you! We’ll incorporate weights and boxing to help improve mobility, agility, and stamina. Equipment will change according to class size and participants. For all fitness levels! Have any questions, ask your coach David!

Total Body Strength with David Limited on time? Don’t know what workouts to perform that target your whole body? Join our 45 min Total Body Blast today! We will target lower body, upper body, and core, using weights, resistance bands, and much more! Equipment will change according to class size and participants. For all fitness levels! Have any questions, ask your coach David!

Sunset Yoga with Greg Temperatures keep falling but yoga practices are staying on track! We are holding classes in the wall ventilated area outside of the grill area. Some of the drop panels are in place for protection and heaters have been added to stave off the worst of the cold. Dress warmly and in multiple layers. One might be surprised of how they warm up during practice. I will do my best to ensure your practice meets your individual needs. This yoga class will be comprised of poses that encompass deep stretches, twists, and balance. All levels are encouraged to attend. Directions are given to help individuals reach their edge of the strength, flexibility or mindful movement. Life can be stressful, but this class is oriented to allow people to enjoy their body, relax and release all while enjoying an occasional high.

Momentum Yoga with Greg This class will concentrate on both flowing sequences and poses that are held for the benefits of breath, strength and focus. A session will start with the gentle flowing sequences to allow the body to adjust to the range of motion that the class will work toward. Sequences will be challenging for some participants, yet lower options are always available. Bring your best breath, focus and strength to the class. Allow yourself to experience the breath as you move continuously from one pose to another. Also allow yourself to focus on "self", as your busy life take a break as you regain your "center" and live in the present moment. Strengthen your upper, middle and lower body in different poses that will target all three areas. The weather is cooling so don't let the next few weeks pass by without taking the opportunity that presents itself to you on Thursday evenings! *Please bring a mat and water bottle Inclusive Yoga with Greg Let’s get together and enjoy a morning yoga session outdoors. This class will be a way of awakening your mind, breath and body. Allowing your mind to focus, your body to stretch, and your breath to flow. Stretch, flex and strengthen gently. All levels are encouraged to attend. This session will be comprised of sequencing simplistic poses that allow members to enjoy some much needed time on their yoga mat. *Mats will not be provided Vinyasa Yoga with Heather A faster paced yoga practice that moves with a bit more rhythm and the asanas paired with the breath. Modifications are taught and encouraged. *Mats will not be provided Restorative Yoga with Heather Restorative yoga is the practice of the long held asanas and about slowing down to rest, reset and rejuvenate the body and mind. A time to observe the breath and connect the mind and body. Suitable for beginners and practitioners of all levels. *Mats will not be provided *Please bring a block and strap if desired Aqua Cardio Drills with Heather This is a combination of Tabata aqua moves and interval bursts that will challenge the cardio respiratory system, burn fat, increase cellular health, and keep you moving and having fun.

Aqua Bootcamp with Heather This is a class for anyone but is also particularly good if you are working around injuries. Resistance provided by water is a great way to build muscle tone without impact to the joints. This 40 min class includes cardio and weight training. Heather will show modifications for all levels. Be ready to do a little swimming also!

Aqua Beat & Pulse with Jose This 45 minute aqua class is great for all fitness levels. We’ll be taking advantage of the resistance and impact absorption quality of the water as we move across the pool. Pool equipment will be incorporated during toning/strength sections for a total body workout. Join us for some summer fun!

Zumba with Jose Zumba is a non-stop cardio party. This class will use a variety of different world rhythms, and music to get you moving in a fun and effective class. It is perfect for all levels. No weights, or equipment is necessary just you and the music!

Fitness Camp with Heather This is a class held outdoors using equipment and body weight to challenge your entire body. This total body workout is a great way to condition for other sports, increase stamina and endurance, stop cellular aging, build muscle strength and weight loss. We will incorporate intervals and Tabata training. Fast paced and fun but you can work at your own pace.

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TENNIS TIME Summer is coming to a close and I think most of us are excited for some fall weather. September and October at the tennis courts are traditionally some of the busiest months of the year. This season will not be any different with Wakefield fielding twenty USTA combo teams and four USTA junior teams. Along with the league play the courts will also be filled with socials, tournaments, and clinics for everyone in the family to enjoy.

New this year will be our "Beat the Pros" party at the courts on Friday evening September 24th. This fun filled night of tennis will give the members a chance to take on the tennis staff. It doesn't exactly sound fair when you first think about it, but the members will be given some coins that they can use to level the playing field. When a coin is placed down by a member the pros will have to pick a card out of a box. Members will be tasked at filling out these cards with some kind of disadvantage on it. Items listed could be something simple like, "play the next point with a wooden racquet" or "do a 360 spin after each shot" or "play the next point holding both hands", whatever it is it will be funny to watch. We will be accepting ideas to place in the box all the way up until the week of play. This alone is

going to be a ton of fun, but to end the night the PROS will play an exhibition in front of everyone and we all know the crowd wants to see Caitlin whoop up on the boys!

As always our professional staff is here to help you in any way possible. If you are looking to get into tennis for the first time or dust of the racquets in the garage, we would love to see you out on the courts. Listed below is our fall clinic schedule for juniors and adults if you have any questions on how to get involved please come see us at the tennis shop!

Kyle Thortsen, Corporate Director of Tennis

WAKEFIELD TENNIS FALL CLINIC SCHEDULE 2021 MONDAY 4:30-5:30pm JTT 4:30-6:30pm HP 5:30pm-6:30pm Jr. HP 6:30pm-7:30pm WP Men's Clinic Tuesday 9:30-10:30am 2.5 Ladies 4:30-5:30pm 10u (Ages 8-10) 4:30-6:30pm HP 5:30-6:30pm 3.0/3.5 Ladies Wednesday 9:30-11:00am 3.0/3.5/4.0 Ladies (Starts 9/1) 4:00-4:30pm Mini Tots (Ages 3-4) 4:30-5:30pm JTT 5:30-6:30pm Jr HP 5:30-6:30pm 3.5/4.0 Ladies Thursday 4:00-4:30pm Tots (Ages 5-8) 4:30-5:30pm 10u (Ages 8-10) 4:30-6:30pm HP 5:30-6:30pm Adult Drill Friday 9:30-10:30am Ladies Beginner Saturday 9:00am-10:00am Fit to Hit (adults) 10:00am-11:00am Adult Pickleball 11:00am-12:00pm Teen Pickleball Sunday 9:00am-10:30am Cardio/Drill/Play (adults)

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TEE IT UP The fall season is upon us, and we can all look forward to cooler weather and faster greens at The Country Club at Wakefield Plantation. The golf schedule for the upcoming months is full of golf tournaments and programs. The golf course is in excellent shape to make sure that you enjoy the club.

The golf staff completed our Folds of Honor Golf Marathon on July 6th. We want to thank our membership for their support and generosity. The marathon was a huge success, and we were able to raise $25,453.00. The donated funds will provide five scholarships to the family members of our soldiers who have passed away or have been wounded while serving our great country. As a whole, McConnell Golf raised $298,232.00 for Folds of Honor which will provide 59 scholarships!

In the next two months, we are looking forward to the end of our tournament schedule with three of our larger tournaments, the Bob Bidwell Senior MemberGuest, Member-Member Tournament and the Club Championships. We expect full fields for these events, so make sure you sign up on the Wakefield calendar.

This fall, we will also continue our successful Operation 36 programs for the ladies and juniors of the club.

The golf staff is looking forward to a great fall season. As always, if I can assist you in anyway, please do not hesitate to reach out as my door is always open.

Adam McLaughlin, PGA, Director of Golf FRIENDLY REMINDRS Over the past few months we have noticed several dress code infractions.

Below is the Dress Code for the members and guests when using the golf course and practice facilities. Please make sure that you adhere to these policies when practicing and playing at Wakefield Plantation and other McConnell Golf Properties.

Dress Code: Proper attire on our golf course, practice range and all practice greens is expected to conform in style to that which is sold in the Golf Shop. Proper attire includes collard golf shirts (ladies must have a collar or sleeves), sweaters, Golf Shop-style pullovers, jackets, slacks, golf shorts which are similar in style to walking and/or Bermuda shorts of an appropriate and tasteful length and suitable golf foot wear. All golf shoes shall have metal spike alternatives.

Clothing items NOT PERMITTED are tee shirts, undershirts, athletic/sweat shirts, sweat suits, cutoffs, running shorts, short shorts, tennis attire, tank tops and jean or denim material of any color. Hats worn on Club premises must be work bill forward at all times.

SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER GOLF SCHEDULE September 6th September 9th-11th September 17th September 18th

Labor Day (Course Open) Bob Bidwell Senior Member-Guest Couples Night Golf Ladies Challenge Cup

October 2nd-3rd October 5th October 8th October 16th-17th October 21st

Member-Member Tournament WE CARE Golf Tournament (course closed) Couples Night Club Championship WSMGA Golfapalooza

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FROM THE LESSON TEE: Set Yourself Up for Success I know most of you are excited to read about how we can hit it 10 yards farther and shoot lower scores, but don't forget to focus on fundamentals. If there were a perfect swing in golf, we would all have it, and golf instructors would share the same teaching philosophy. The fact of the matter is that we have different body types, strengths, and weaknesses. I believe that there are fundamentals that have to be there, and the majority of them are done before the club begins to move. Make sure to double-check these checkpoints before you start your swing.

Proper Stance The golf swing works from the ground up. Without a solid base we can limit ourselves. We need to make sure that our feet are should-width apart and the ball position is correct.

Always start with the ball position in the middle with our PW through 8 iron. As the club gets longer, we begin slowly inching the ball to our front foot. The driver should be lined up just inside your front heel with a wider stance. Tee it high and let it fly!

Good Posture Always start each shot by placing the clubhead behind the ball with your feet together. As you take your steps shoulder-width apart, stand nice and tall. With your legs locked focus on bending your chest down as your waist goes out. (Picture bending over a ball). At this point, you should feel a slight pull in your hamstrings and then softly unlock your knees so that the weight is on the balls of your feet. So many golfers have too much knee bend, which causes our spine angle to become too upright, and the weight kicks to the heels.

Alignment One of the biggest mistakes so many players make is not being square to their target. If you are a range rat, I would encourage you to use alignment sticks at all times. So many swing flaws are created by pool alignment. Focus on a spot about a foot in front of your ball in line with your target. It is much easier to aim something a foot away versus 300 yards away. Once your clubface is square to your target, we must make sure that our feet are parallel to our target line. I find that most amateaur golfers tend to aim their feet and shoulders at their target. If this is you, chances are you are aimed too far right. when you are standing over the ball, imagine a line from your ball to your target. Get out of the habit of looking down your shoulder line.

I look forward to seeing you all putting these tips to work on the range. Don't forget your alignment sticks!

Erica Britt, Teaching Professional

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MCCONNELL GOLF NEWS His top 30 effort earned him a check for $41,013 and a spot in the Korn Ferry Tour Finals, the three-event series that determines PGA Tour eligibility for the 2021-22 season. Smalley has made the cut in all five of his PGA Tour starts and earned enough FedExCup points to finish inside the top-200 and qualify for the Korn Ferry playoffs.

Smalley joined Sedgefield in June of 2020 and estimates he has played 75 rounds or more on the classic Donald Ross design. “I feel pretty comfortable with the lines on each hole,” he said during the week. “The course is always in really good shape. It’s playing a little different than it usually does for us. There’s a little more runout in the fairways, which has changed a couple of the clubs that I hit off of the tee. The greens are a little quicker, but other than that, it’s the same golf course.”

Photo Courtesy: John Gillooly/Wyndham Championship

KEVIN KISNER WINS WILD 6-MAN PLAYOFF AT THE WYNDHAM CHAMPIONSHIP Kevin Kisner birdied the second extra hole to end a six-man playoff and capture a thrilling 2021 Wyndham Championship at Greensboro’s Sedgefield Country Club.

Known as a dogged match-play competitor, Kisner stiffed his approach shot on 18 and calmly rolled in a 3-foot putt. For the victory — the fourth of his career and first since 2019 — the former University of Georgia Bulldog banked $1,152,000.

Smalley enjoyed plenty of local support during the week. Along with his father and his mother, Maria — both of whom have caddied for Smalley throughout his career — his sister, Katie, and numerous friends and playing partners from Sedgefield followed his group and rooted him on.

“It was nice to hear their cheers out there,” Smalley said. “I don’t get to play in front of a whole lot of people very often. It’s pretty cool to have people scream at you after you make a putt. To have an opportunity to play a PGA Tour event on your home course is pretty special. I think it helped me out quite a bit. I know my way around. I’ve played out here numerous times, so I felt comfortable on the course. To have that finish was pretty cool.”

Adam Scott shot 65 in the final round to make the playoff. He had a chance for victory on the first playoff hole, but his 4-foot birdie putt never threatened the cup. Kisner and Scott were joined in the playoff by former champion Si Woo Kim, Braden Grace, Kevin Na and Roger Sloan.

It marked just the third time in PGA Tour history that six golfers have gone to a playoff.

Kisner began Sunday’s final round four shots behind leader Russell Henley, but he birdied Nos. 16 and 17, eventually shooting 66 to reach 15 under and the playoff.

“My first playoff win,” said Kisner, who was previously 0-5 in playoffs prior to his Wyndham title. “To be standing here is pretty sweet.”

Henley held the lead after the first three rounds. He recovered from a slow start on Sunday to reach 17-under after a birdie on the 10th hole, but the Georgia Bulldog bogeyed three of the next four holes and came to the 72nd hole needing par to stay at 15 under. He fell short of the playoff after narrowly missing a 5-foot par putt. It proved a brutal ending to what had been an otherwise amazing performance from Henley.

McConnell Golf member Alex Smalley didn’t quite play his way into the six-man playoff, but the former Duke University star gained plenty more along the way. Playing on his home course, Sedgefield CC, the 24-yearold Smalley carded three rounds in the 60s, including a sizzling 64 on Friday. He responded to the heat of Sunday’s final-round pressure in equally torrid fashion, finishing his day with three straight birdies and a 4under 66.

In just his fifth PGA Tour event, playing on a sponsor’s exemption in a fullfield event on the last weekend of the PGA Tour regular season, Smalley finished at 10-under par and tied for 29th.

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MCCONNELL GOLF NEWS

MCCONNELL GOLF COUPLES CHAMPIONSHIP TREYBURN COUNTRY CLUB I SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

ENTRY FEE - $150 per couple. Includes lunch before golf, non-alcoholic beverages & snacks while on the course during play, heavy hors

d’oeuvres after golf and awards for flight winners.

PRACTICE ROUND - Optional practice round tee times may be made through your home club professional staff. Appropriate fees will apply.

TEAMS - 2-Person teams made of couples defined by the Rules and Regulations of McConnell Golf. Full Golf members only.

(MCG Corporate and National Members are eligible) FORMAT - Best Ball Gross and Net of the Twosome (Same ball may be used for both scores)

Thank You STARTING TIME - The event will be a 12:00pm shotgun start for Your FLIGHTS - Flights will be determined by the tees played. Payouts will be determined by the number of Contributions! teams in each flight. Prizes will be awarded for best gross and net in each flight.

HANDICAP - 80% of handicap

TEES TO BE PLAYED

HOTEL INFORMATION

White Tees - 6302 yards (Men ages 59 and under)

Courtyard Marriott I 1815 Front Street I 919-309-1500

Green Tees - 5581 yards (Men ages 60 and over)

Durham Hilton I 3800 Hillsborough Road I 919-383-8033

Red Tees - 5126 yards (Ladies) REGISTRATION

Registration deadline is Tuesday, September 21st and is limited to the first 40 teams.

You may register by calling your home club professional staff or online through the McConnell Golf Calendar on the website.

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Boat Regatta

Sunday Football

Snow cone Sunday Sunday Football

Sunday Football Last day of pool season

Labor Day Pool Party

Taco Tuesday 9:30am Aqua Beat & Pulse 5:30pm Sunset Yoga

8:00am Aqua Bootcamp 8:45am Restorative Yoga 5:30pm Total Body

Taco Tuesday 9:30am Aqua Beat & Pulse 5:30pm Sunset Yoga

8:00am Aqua Bootcamp 8:45am Restorative Yoga 5:30pm Total Body

8:00am Fitness Camp 8:45am Restorative Yoga 5:30pm Total Body

Taco Tuesday 9:30am Aqua Beat & Pulse 5:30pm Sunset Yoga

Taco Tuesday 9:30 Zumba 5:30pm Sunset Yoga

Pup Play Date Sunday Football

Taco Tuesday

Sunday Football

Taco Tuesday

Sunday Football

Taco Tuesday

Taco Tuesday Sunday Football

9:00am Vinyasa Yoga 9:30 Aqua Beat & Pulse 5:30pm Total Body Strength

8:30am Aqua Drills 9:15am Restorative Yoga 5:30pm Momentum Yoga

9:00am Vinyasa Yoga 9:30 Aqua Beat & Pulse 5:30pm Total Body Strength

Trivia Nights 8:30am Aqua Drills 9:15am Restorative Yoga 5:30pm Momentum Yoga

9:00am Vinyasa Yoga 9:30 Aqua Beat & Pulse 5:30pm Total Body Strength

Trivia Nights 8:30am Aqua Drills 9:15am Restorative Yoga 5:30pm Momentum Yoga

9:00am Vinyasa Yoga 9:30 Aqua Beat & Pulse 5:30pm Total Body Strength

Trivia Nights 8:30am Aqua Drills 9:15am Restorative Yoga 5:30pm Momentum Yoga

9:00am Vinyasa Yoga 9:30 Zumba 5:30pm Total Body Strength

Trivia Nights 8:30am Fitness Camp 9:15am Restorative Yoga 5:30pm Momentum Yoga

Wine & Cheese Poolside Trivia Nights

Trivia Nights

Ladies Wine & Design Trivia Nights

Trivia Nights

9:00am Fitness Boxing

Kids Night Out - I Spy 9:00am Fitness Boxing

9:00am Fitness Boxing

Wakefield Campout 9:00am Fitness Boxing

9:00am Inclusive Yoga 10:00am Aqua Bootcamp

Blood Drive 9:00am Inclusive Yoga 10:00am Aqua Bootcamp

Live Music 9:00am Inclusive Yoga 10:00am Aqua Bootcamp

9:00am Inclusive Yoga 10:00am Aqua Bootcamp

Kids Night Out - Haunted House Escape Room

Live Music

Bourbon, Bushels & BBQ

Halloween Parking Lot Party

Sunday Football

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The CC at Wakefield Plantation 2201 Wakefield Plantation Drive Raleigh, NC 27614

OCTOBER IS NATIONAL BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH In honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, all McConnell Golf properties will be taking part in a fundraiser benefiting the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Last year, we raised over $3,800 to support the Susan G. Komen Foundation. With Bank of America's TRIPLE matching, McConnell Golf was able to donate almost $12,000!

BE AWARE. GET INVOLVED. SHOW SUPPORT. Visit www.info-komen.org/goto/MCG to make a donation.

DINE: $1 from every Meyer Filet and MCG Salmon BLT Sandwich order in the month of October will go towards the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

PARTICIPATE: In addition, every McConnell Golf property will be holding their own event to support this cause...look for details in your weekly happenings emails!

WALK OR RIDE: On Sunday, October 17, 9:00am - 1:00pm CST, the nation will come together to all walk the last 10 miles of the Susan G. Komen 3-Day Nation journey together, at the same time, at Pink Bubble Pop-Ups in cities all across the Nation. Don't want to walk? Book a tee time at any of our McConnell Golf owned properties on Sunday, October 17 and we will donate a $1 from every cart fee to the cause.

For more information about Footprints on the Green, please visit www.mcconnellgolf.com/footprints-green or email Alicia Lockard, Creative Director for McConnell Golf, at alockard@mcconnellgolf.com.