NRCC: June 2021 Newsletter

North R anch Country Club

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Michael Silver Board President

President’s Message

Dear NRCC Members, Well, the 2021 Member-Member Golf Tournament is in the books. Congratulations to Steve Stark and Chris Tota our 2021 champions. I must say, the 9 teams in the Derby proved why they were there. Everyone played really incredible golf under very stressful conditions. It all came down to the last hole where three teams had a chance to win; but Mr. Stark drained a very difficult putt to clinch the win.

The course was in fantastic shape (some say the best it’s been in years). Kudos to Ryan, Mark and their team, to Scott and his staff, to Jodi and Mauricio and all of their team for a fantastic job. A special shout out to Joel Beth for his continued generosity.

We are on schedule with respect to the Athletic Center. Funding will be in place in the next week or so. Demolition is slated to commence in the latter part of June. Needless to say, cooperation from all of the members will be necessary as there will be significantly more interaction with Tennis and Golf as we need to accommodate use of bathrooms, probably a little more crowded parking, and disruption that will result from the demolition of the current Tennis facility and construction of the long awaited Athletic Center. I implore you all to be patient and be courteous to other members, staff, and the construction crew.

Over the past year, we experienced a significant increase in the use of the Club by our members. We became victims of our own success. By that I mean, prior Boards were tasked with reducing the size of the “sales list”. To do so we amended (with membership approval) our ByLaws to allow members to leave the Club in a much shorter amount of time. To replace the exiting members we adopted the Preview program (which has had an approximate 70% conversion rate). So, during the past year we gained about 100 new memberships. Once we opened back up again (after we shut down due to Covid), it seems NRCC became everyone’s “go to” place to golf, play tennis and attend social events. No one was traveling for work or vacation. Kids weren’t attending school in person, people were working from home, etc. We saw (and continue to see) an unprecedented increase in the number of rounds of golf, sold out social events, etc. Further, while we may have, for example, 550 golf memberships, we actually

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have significantly more “users” (my term) of the Club as numerous memberships include not only the member, but their spouse and children (not to mention an increase in the number of guests). Until fairly recently, we were essentially confined to one space (the downstairs patio).

The Board has recently addressed this increase in use by enacting a priority system which enables Equity Members to register for events sooner than the rest of the members. Equity members include Full Equity (access to golf and tennis); Golf Equity (access to golf but not tennis) and Athletic Equity (access to tennis, but not golf). We are aware of the discontent that this has caused, but remain hopeful that this will be temporary. We expect that, after June 15, and as we head into Fall members will resume taking vacations, will physically go to work, college age children will return to their campuses and minor children will resume in class learning. We are, on an ongoing basis, trying to come up with solutions that will be fair for all. We hope things will get better as a matter of attrition and as things get better throughout our local community. I urge you to please be patient.

Which, of course, leads me to having to yet again address the issue of some members conduct while at the Club. It is disappointing that I even have to mention this, but NRCC is NOT a “Frat House”, yet some members act like it is (free to do and say whatever they want) without considering other members’ enjoyment of the Club. We still have golfers not raking bunkers, fixing ball marks on the greens and sanding divots in the fairways. Of course, those are the same members who are outraged when their ball lands in a shoe print in the bunker (you get my point).

Some members continue to ignore our rules, including the dress code. Some members are getting into verbal (and sometimes physical) altercations with other members. This is not who we are or should ever be.

I implore you all to be considerate of your fellow members. That means tucking in your shirts, adhering to the dress code, not smoking in areas where others may be, not drinking to the point of getting out of control, etc. We want all of our members to be able to enjoy all that the Club has to offer and it is imperative that we all treat each other with dignity and respect. I know I may sound like “Pollyanna”, but these are real concerns that affect us all.

I hope you all will continue to see NRCC as your second home. The Board strives to make NRCC welcoming and inclusive, but we need all of our members to do the same. We have an exciting year ahead of us with new and great possibilities; let’s all enjoy all that the Club has to offer.

Thanks again for indulging me.

Best Regards, Michael Silver Board President

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Jenny Duce General manager

Manager’s Message

Dear Members, As the weather is getting warmer, the Club is excited to offer some great new events this summer! We look forward to seeing our families take advantage of these new events like our music in the park, family fun and movie night, Boogie Nights concert, and more. Please keep a look at the Club calendar on the NRCC website and be on the lookout for signups for these events. We are excited to bring back some of our traditional events as well, as Covid restrictions are lifting.

Thank you to the membership for helping our team by returning carts to the cart barn upon completion of your round. This is a tremendous help to our staff and is appreciated by all. Additionally, when you arrive at the Club please be sure to make a full stop at the guard shack so that they can identify your parking decal sticker. By doing this, our security attendant is able to ensure that no unidentified vehicles enter the parking lot.

In more exciting news, we are nearing demolition day for the Athletic Center. Please look for future communication as we get closer to the demo of the Tennis building to make way for the new Athletic Center. That’s right, it is finally happening! As we start this endeavor, please be patient as we figure out some logistical changes for golf and tennis access, parking, and tennis check-in. We will communicate more as we get closer, and thank you in advance for your flexibility during this time. In addition, we will be planning a demolition celebration event open to all members to celebrate the next chapter of the Club and we hope all can attend. Please look for more information on this fun, casual party.

Lastly, our staff is here for you. If there is something we can do to make your experience at North Ranch better, please let myself or one of the management team members know. We thank you for your continued support of our Club and hope you have a wonderful summer!

Best Regards, Jenny Duce General Manager

Nicole Chapman Director of Membership

Membership

Dear Members, I wanted to take the time to explain a few misconceptions I am hearing at the Club, primarily being our inbound process of new members, how many members we currently have and the facts about how many people are resigning or surrendering. Here is a bit of history of how we are in the position we are today. Until recently, the Club has had a long exit list of members looking to leave the Club. On average, the Club has 30-35 members added to the surrender/ sales list annually, and sales were not outpacing these resignations. Most years, the Club has more people leaving than joining, creating more treasuries (nondues paying positions in the Club). If that trend continued, the Club would have reached a situation that dues would no longer cover operational costs, and assessments or larger dues increases would have been required to sustain the Club. To be fiscally responsible, the Club chose to generate more sales.

Over the last two and half years, the Club has been aggressive in sales to combat the previous year's lack of sales and get to a position that keeps the Club “healthy”. Add in COVID, which has completely changed the Country Club industry, with increased sales and creating more play than recorded history at the club. According to industry leaders, this trend will begin to slow down this summer and fall as industries open up more and start to return to normal. Other Clubs nationwide are already starting to see their rounds slow down.

Also, I would like to further explain our current vetting process. At this time, a Membership Committee member meets with each new preview joining the Club. Additionally, when they submit a formal application, we run a background check and credit check as part of the application process. We require two equity sponsors to complete a sponsor form, which is presented to the Membership Committee and Board along with their application. As the final part of joining, each new member has to complete

a 1-hour orientation process that reviews the rules, dress code and other facets of the Club before they are able to use the Club. We have not exceeded the total number of 600 Full/Golf/Preview members.

The Preview members we currently have are taking a treasury position and the Club will not go above this number, per the Bylaws.

Furthermore, clubs across the nation are experiencing a demographic shift, and the average person joining a country club is a 42-year-old who is married with two children. Families are the new incoming trend at country clubs. More family-friendly amenities have been added to remain relevant and continue to sustain clubs, as is the case with our upcoming Athletic Center. These amenities are no longer considered an additional perk but an expectation and even the elite clubs are making these transitions.

Lastly, the reason the Club still needs to focus on selling, is because we have seventy-five members looking to resign and leave the Club within the next 12 months. Fifty of the seventy-five members will resign on November 31, 2021.

I hope this clarifies any questions, and please feel free to stop by the office or call anytime to discuss this further.

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATIONS The following individuals have submitted applications for membership to be considered by a vote of the NRCC Board. Should you have any comments or questions regarding this or any applicant, please contact Nicole Chapman in the Club’s Membership Office.

Jim & Rachel Fiorillo – Full Equity Please welcome the Fiorillo’s to the Club! Jim is an Aerospace Program Manager and Rachel is a Bank Executive. Jim attended Temple University and Rachel attended University of California San Diego. They joined North Ranch because it is close their home and 5

love the golf course. They know a few members and are looking forward to our upgrade! Their interests are traveling, golf, tennis, friends and family. Jim and Rachel love Italian food, pinot noir and imported beer.

Mark & Rose Larson – Full Equity We are excited to welcome Mark and Rose to the Club!

They love good company, good golf and look forward to making even more friends at the Club.

Jim & Cathy Clausen – Full Equity Please welcome Jim and Cathy to the Club. They have four wonderful children and they have lived in the area for 20 years. They joined the Club for social gatherings and their interests and hobbies include golf and pickleball! Their favorite food is Italian and they look forward to becoming a part of the Club.

Gary Garland & Beth Holden – Full Equity We are excited to welcome Gary and Beth to the Club. Gary is a Business Manager for Garland Palmer Business Management and Beth is a manager for the entertainment industry. They currently reside in the Pacific Palisades. Gary enjoys playing the golf course, good food and meeting the members. We look forward to welcoming them!

Brook and Laura Fain – Full Equity Brook and Laura have 4 beautiful children, Presley (11), Briggs (4), Barrett (3) and Britton (1). Brook and Laura live in Agoura Hills and love coming to the Club.

Brook works as a Commercial Real Estate Developer/ Broker for LifeCycle Realty. Brook loves to play golf, have fun and enjoy a good beverage. Laura is also becoming a pretty good golfer herself and they look forward to meeting more members of the Club.

John Illus and Suzanne Altman – Full Equity We look forward to welcoming John and Suzanne to the Club. They currently reside in Sherman Oaks. John is an Insurance/National Sales Director and Suzanne is a Director of Sales for CWT. John loves to play golf and looks forward to getting out to play with our members.

Khai McBride – Full Equity Khai attended Cal State Northridge and is currently the CEO of KM Performance Coaching. He has two wonderful daughters, Malia (17) and Keira (14).

When he is not on the golf course, he enjoys shooting, traveling, snowboarding and concerts. His favorite foods include Thai, sushi, and French food, and his drink of choice is whiskey.

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Frieda & Mark Swedelson – Athletic Equity We are looking forward to welcoming Frieda and Mark. They currently reside is Oak Park and enjoy the Club for our tennis and social events. Frieda is an insurance broker and Mark is a pension consultant for Goldberg & Swedelson Associates. We look forward to welcoming them to the Club.

Aric & Tara Avedissian – Associate Aric and Tara currently reside in Thousand Oaks.

Aric is the Co-Founder COO of Rareform and Tara is the Division Director. They are looking forward to becoming a part of the NRCC family!

Chris & Monica Larsen - Associate Chris “Biss” and Monica are looking forward to joining the Club. They currently live in Oak Park and can’t wait to be members. They have an adorable 18 month old named Lume and look forward to enjoying the family events. Biss and his family relocated here from New Jersey for work with Sun Power and is the District Sales Manager. They are new to the area and looking forward to making new friends and building new memories here at the Club.

We would also like to welcome the new Preview Members that have joined this month: • • • • •

Melissa Chirari-Noori, Preview Athletic Michael Druyen, Preview Athletic David Abas, Preview Athletic Percival Vaz, Preview Athletic Robert Moreno, Preview Full Equity

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Nicole Chapman or Rick Siemons in the Membership Department with any questions at (805) 496-1995 or nchapman@northranchcc.org or rsiemons@ northranchcc.org.

Sincerely, Nicole Chapman Director of Membership

Mauricio Recinos Director of F&B

Food & Beverage Wines for the Summer Domaine Carneros, “Le Reve,” Blanc de Blancs Le Rêve is a highly respected tête de cuvée - winery’s finest Sparkling wine and frequently named America’s Best Sparkling. French for “the dream,” Le Rêve is crafted from 100% estate-grown Chardonnay, making it a pure expression of Domaine Carneros. A perfect nose with lovely notes of white flowers, Meyer lemon, quince, pear and a hint of pineapple with a toasty to slightly smoky aroma. The palate opens up to honeysuckle and Crème brûlée. The full mouth feel leads to a very round and long finish.

Chardonnay, Chateau Montelena, Napa Valley Golden straw-colored in the glass, the wine opens with cinnamon and ripe peach, bolstered by aromas of melon, fig, and pear. More fruity than floral upon release, there’s nonetheless plenty of honeysuckle and spice, softening to green apple and vanilla. Initially fused with lemon curd and ripe orange, there’s dynamic tension transitioning to the midpalate between the suppleness of summer stonefruit and the austere acid beneath. The citrus lingers as well, amidst a billowy texture that bolsters the bare minerality, contrasted only by the whisper-soft hint of fresh baked bread. Bright and fresh, ripe apricot along with orange marmalade lend a slight sweetness peppered by toasted almond and clove.

Presqui’le, Syrah, Santa Barbara County This sustainably-farmed Syrah includes 30% whole clusters and is aged for 18 months in French oak. Robust and gamey, the wine oozes with flavors of juicy blackberries, blueberry skin, cracked pepper, graphite, and savory herbs. Serve slightly chilled and drink up.

Terre Nerre, Etna Rosso The purity of fruit is so impressive here with black cherry and dried strawberry to the ash and black-tea undertones.

It’s medium to full body with firm, tight tannins and a crisp finish. Floral and some citrus-zest highlights to this.

From organically grown grapes.

Alex Foillard, Beaujolias-Villages Anytime you hear the words “Foillard” and “Beaujolais” in the same sentence—or read them on the same label— you can expect to be in for a treat. That holds true when the Foillard in question is not Jean but his son, Alex, and when the Beaujolais is not a Morgon, but a brand-new bottling of Beaujolais-Villages. Alex tracked down an excellent old-vine parcel situated just beneath the cru of Régnié, between Morgon and Brouilly. The delicate fragrance betrays his light touch in the cellar; this drinks like a Gamay infusion with lovely hints of potpourri, spice, and fresh grapes. Serve it cool, naturally.

Best Regards, Mauricio Recinos Food & Beverage Director 7

Tania Trombetta

Catering

Director of Catering

Gold & Views In this month’s article I wanted to share my thoughts on what I love about our Oak Room.

The “WOW” factors are twofold: our beautiful, elegant gold chandeliers and the gorgeous mountain views provided by our floor to ceiling bay windows.

I wanted to share some pictures from past weddings who embraced those two specific aspects. There are so many little details you can incorporate by tying in the Gold: • • • • •

Chairs Linens Cake Stand Votives Candelabras

Weddings and Special Events are back in full force, and I would love to take you on a journey in assisting you from the initial tour to the result, which will be a very special celebration.

Sincerely, Tania Trombetta Director of Catering

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Tennis

JAY UDWADIA Director of TENNIS

Dear Members, It’s been a great last few weeks getting to know the Club and all of the members. North Ranch truly is a special place with an amazing membership!

Thank you Barry! This month I’d like to recognize one of our members, Barry Wishengrad, who is also on the Tennis Committee at North Ranch.

I’d like to thank him for making the donation to support the recycled tennis ball program. We all appreciate his generosity and commitment to making our Club better.

We are excited to be hosting our first tennis event in a long time, “Demolition Doubles Night”, on June 4th. This will be a great opportunity to socialize, meet new members, and play some competitive doubles. Hope to see you there!

I can’t believe summer is just around the corner! We still have room in our junior summer tennis camp. Be sure to sign up as spots are filling up quickly.

Please stop by the Tennis Clubhouse to say hi and enjoy 75% off on soft goods as well as 20% off all racquets. This sale does not include special orders, only what’s in the tennis pro shop currently.

See you on the courts!

Jay Udwadia Director of Tennis

North Ranch Country Club 4761 Valley Spring Drive Westlake Village, CA 91362 (805) 496-1995 • www.northranchcc.org Golf Course Maintenance: (805) 497-4495 OFFICERS President............................................................. Michael Silver Vice President................................................... John Donovan Treasurer..........................................................John duHadway Secretary .........................................................Rich Hernandez COMMITTEE RESPONSIBILITIES Fac./House & Social. ............................................Walt Wabby Finance & Wine .............................................John duHadway Tennis ......................................................................Bill Sutman Membership ..................................................... John Donovan Women’s Golf .................................................Michele Vojtech Greens ..............................Clyde Clifford & Charley Johnson Golf Course Project .......................................... Clyde Clifford Golf/Tournaments ........................................Charley Johnson Rules & Regulations.......................................Rich Hernandez Strategic Planning...........................................John duHadway Athletic Center.................................................Craig Steinburg CLUB ADMINISTRATION General Manager..........................................Jenny Duce, x201 Director of Membership.....................Nicole Chapman, x202 Tourn & Member Sales .......................... Rick Siemons, x319 Controller .....................................Jonathan Westbrook, x205 Director of HR ....................................Tatiana Trujeque, x216 Marketing Manager................................Lauren Garrett, x286 Director of Facilities............................Brian McMurtry, x262 FOOD & BEVERAGE Food & Bev Director.........................Mauricio Recinos, x012 Events Director.................................................Jodi Foss, x220 Catering Director .............................. Tania Trombetta, x253 Executive Chef................................................Karl Holst, x269 Executive Sous Chef............................ .Enrique Alonso, x213 GOLF (805) 413-1248 Head Golf Professional............................... Scott Miller, x237 Superintendent........................Ryan Bentley, (805) 497-4495 LPGA ........................................................Laura Hurlbut, x209 1st Assistant Golf Pro................................. Keefe Marrs, x210 Assistant Golf Pro................................. Cortney Shrout, x218 Assistant Golf Pro.....................................Reina Kearns, x218 TENNIS (805) 413-1249 Director of Tennis .....................................Jay Udwadia, x251 Tennis Professional..................................Darren Miller, x242 Tennis Professional.............................. Chad Hamilton, x242 Tennis Professional.......................... Brittany Pederson, x242

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Jodi Foss Director of Events

Member Events

We had a busy month in May! We started off the month being serenaded by a 9-piece Mariachi band, Tequila tasting and Chef ’s Mexican buffet with street tacos made to order at our Cinco de Mayo Party followed by a sold out Mother’s Day, an amazing Member-Member Golf Tournament, our first ever Jazz Supper Club, Children’s Etiquette Class and the always fun, Wine & Nine Golf Tournament and dinner. Check out the upcoming June event details:

Upcoming June Events Friday Night Kids Club Every Friday, starting June 4th from 5:30 – 8:30 PM Enjoy dinner and drinks here at the Club while the kids enjoy NRCC's new Kids Club on Friday nights! Kids Club will be hosted by Bloom Family Events, a professional service that will provide fun, experienced and trained childcare. They will organize a variety of activities, games and entertainment in a designated enclosed safe area. Bloom Family Events staff members will be Covid-19 fully vaccinated. Parents must be on-site while children are under Bloom’s supervision.

Reservations for Kids Club are requested and space is limited.

Ages start at 3 years and up (must be potty trained). You may pre-order children's dinner in the comment section when signing up.

Enchanted Princess Father/Daughter Ball Saturday, June 5 from 6:00 - 9:30 PM Join us for a very special Father/Daughter Dance. Enjoy a memorable evening filled with dinner, dancing, photos, a Cinderella Carriage to take pictures in and memories to last a lifetime! Cinderella and Belle will make a special appearance.

Dress Code - Princess Attire!

Brewer Clifton Wine Seminar Hosted by Greg Brewer Wednesday, June 9 at 5:30 PM Greg Brewer’s wine is honest and driven, expressive of the place and the team who collectively steward them. He created his eponymous label, Brewer-Clifton with original partner Steve Clifton in 1996 and later designed Melville where he worked as winemaker from its inception in 1997 through the end of 2015. The entirety of his career has been committed to the Sta. Rita Hills appellation, which he helped to map, define and establish in 1997. We will taste 5 wines including his Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Syrah from Sta. Rita Hills from his sixty acres of estate vineyards. Chef Karl will do his magic 10 North Ranch Country Club | March 2021

and perfectly pair all these beautiful wines with small bites.

Don’t miss out on this great experience!

Summer Live Music Series on the Range Blue Breeze, Tribute to Motown Saturday, June 19 from 6:00 - 8:30 PM Join us for our first of our three-part Casual Summer Concert Series on the Range. Bring your blankets and chairs and join us for a fun informal concert on the lower range. A Picnic Basket will be available for purchase. The Men’s Lounge bar will be open for beverages and a Wine bar will be set up on the range. In honor of Father’s Day weekend, put some soul in your evening as the 8-piece Blue Breeze Band performs their tribute to Motown, R&B, Soul along with a few contemporary hits. With powerful vocals and a tight rhythm section, this award-winning band performs hits from Stevie Wonder, The Temptations, EWF, Bruno Mars and more.

Save the Date: Saturday, July 24, Mirage - Tribute to Fleetwood Mac Friday, August 27 - Acoustic Saints Father’s Day Buffet Sunday, June 20 at 4:00 PM Enjoy this special buffet created especially for Dad! Reservations required. We hope to see you for this fun event!

Comedy Night Live Dinner & Show Friday, June 25 at 6:30 PM Why drive to LA when you can watch professional Comics at your Club. Join us for a Comedy and Dinner Show with nonstop laughter. Comedians for the night will be Malik Sanon, Suli McCullough, Shawn Pelofsky and Johnny Sanchez.

Cheers, Jodi Foss Director of Events and Member Relations

Upcoming Events in June

Every Friday Night in June 5:30 PM | Crown Room

Saturday, June 5 6:00 PM | Oak Room

Wednesday, June 9 5:30 PM | Oak Room

Saturday, June 19 6:00 PM | Driving Range

Sunday, June 20 4:00 PM | Oak Room

Saturday, June 25 6:30 PM | Oak Room

Wednesday, June 9th

Please join us for a Celebratory Graduation Buffet dinner on Wednesday, June 9th, featuring graduation themed photo ops and an amazing selection of food. Both evenings the buffet will begin at 5:30 PM, and reservations are required. The buffet dinner will cost $49 per person.

We hope that you will join us for this evening of delicious food and fun here at the Club in honor of our Class of 2021 Graduates.

Contact our Director of Catering, Tania, to make your reservation by calling (818) 889 - 9421 or emailing tania@northranchcc.org. Please include the size of your party in your reservation - thank you!

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Scott Miller Head Golf Pro

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Golf

Upcoming Golf Events Men's Club Championship Men's Club Championship Men's Club Championship Junior Camp Women's General Meeting & Scramble *30 Men's Tournament Guest Day *100 Women's Open Play Guest Day

PERSONAL BEST & ACHIEVEMENTS • Scott Ange recorded a hole-in-one on Oaks #4, April 30th. Scott hit a straight shot about 6” past the cup, the ball checked and spun back into the cup. The momentum and pin forced the ball back out of the cup leaving the ball resting on the lip.

Ultimately, the ball decided to drop back in. This ace came during round two of the White Tee Partners Match Play.

Carpenter, John Hedlund and Ryan Nedrow as well Joel Beth for his tasty treats!

Click Here For full Results.

Shootout Champions & Flight 4 Champions Steve Stark & Chris Tota

Flight 1 Champions Bill Laliberte & Rick Dempsey

Flight 2 Winners Tim Trafficanda & Don Gruberger

If you have a personal best or achievement that you would like to share, please stop in the office (door is always open), call (extension 237) or email me (smiller@northranchcc.org).

Click Here for Junior Golf Summer Camps Click here to order your personalized water bottle.

TOURNAMENT RESULTS The 2021 Men’s Member-Member shootout took place after a year hiatus. It sold out for the first time ever with 96 two-man teams vying for the Championship hardware as well as bragging rights. There was a lot of great golf over the 3-day event but outlasting everyone was the team of Steve Stark and Chris Tota.

Stark and Tota captured the fourth flight to qualify for the Championship Derby where they played some outstanding Alternate Shot golf, recording a gross score of 1-over par! Congratulations to Steve and Chris on capturing the 2021 Shootout! Also, congratulations to all the flight winners as well as the derby wildcards.

Special thanks to the Tournament Chairs, Scott 18 North Ranch Country Club | March 2021

Flight 5 Champions Brad Jadwin & Craig Sanchez

Flight 6 Champions Greg Murphy & Eric Kinsey

WOMEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Congratulations to Robin Krieger on capturing her 13th Women’s Gross Club Championship! She played outstanding on the last day posting a one-under par on her final nine holes to win by double digits. Also, congratulations to Dee Degen on winning the Senior Gross Club Championship and Agnes Kim for taking home the overall Net Championship!

Partners Match Play Brackets – Round 3 deadline is Tuesday, July 6th. Please plan accordingly.

Click Below to View Brackets: • Gross Flight • Blue Flight • White Flight RULES CORNER Click on an item below to view related video: • Removing loose impediments • Yellow Penalty Area • Red Penalty Area • Emitter VS Plant Relief • Cart Path Relief See you at the Club!

Scott Miller, PGA Head Golf Professional

General Manager.............................................................Jenny Duce, x 201 Director of Membership....................................... Nicole Chapman, x 202 Tourn. & Member Sales ............................................ Rick Siemons, x 319 Controller ........................................................ Jonathan Westbrook, x 205 Director of HR ...................................................... Tatiana Trujeque, x 216 Director of Facilities............................................... Brian McMurtry, x 262 Director of Events and Member Relations....................... Jodi Foss, x 220 F&B Director ........................................................ Mauricio Recinos, x 012

Catering Director ................................................. Tania Trombetta, x 253 Executive Chef................................................................... Karl Holst, x 269 Executive Sous Chef................................................ Enrique Alonso, x 213 Head Golf Professional...................................................Scott Miller, x 237 Superintendent............................................Ryan Bentley, (805) 497-4495 1st Assistant Golf Pro.....................................................Keefe Marrs, x 210 Assistant Golf Pro.....................................................Cortney Shrout, x 218 Director of Tennis ........................................................ Jay Udwadia, x 251 19

Women’s Golf 2021 Ladies Club Championship Robin Krieger is the winner of this year’s NRCC Women’s Club Championship. This was not surprising as Robin played in top form for all three days.

She shot an 81, 85 and a stellar 77 on her last day. Robin Krieger first won the NRCC Women’s Club Championship title in 1998 and has gone on to win it 12 more times. In 1990, when she was a newer golfer with a 25 handicap, she was encouraged to enter her first tournament at her Rhode Island Golf Club.

She won that tournament and has gone on to win many tournaments and titles since. She attributes her success to practice, practice and more practice. Robin is an amazing golfer and an amazing person on all levels. Congratulations again Robin!

Senior Champion Dee Degan

Overall Net Champion Agnes Kim

Championship Flight 1st and 2nd Gross and Net Winners: Michele Vojtech, Kay Ko, Tracy Orue & Julie Webster

1st Flight 1st and 2nd Gross and Net Winners: Ginni Ashen, Joani Dempsey, Stacey Allen & Wenji Hyde

2nd Flight 1st and 2nd Gross and Net Winners: Marilyn Stoll, Janet Johnson, Margaret Carpenter & Dori Chiang

3rd Flight 1st and 2nd Gross and Net Winners: Jill Johnson, Carolyn Felger, Barbara Suciu & Kathy Bosse.

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LADIES TEAM PLAY RESULTS Congratulations to the NRWGA golf team for advancing to the Gold Coast playoffs for the GROSS flight.

Our team won gross and net against Spanish Hills on May 11 playing at North Ranch Country Club, which gave the team enough points to advance to the playoffs against Alisal Ranch Golf Club.

Good Job and Go Team!

Mad Hatters Flight winners: 1st Julie Webster & Amy Wissmann; 2nd Kay Ko & Colette Rosenberg; 3rd Robin Krieger & Mkie Alpert.

2021 MATCH PLAY RESULTS Congratulations to Patty Hall for winning the Match Play title for 2021. Patty played in top form to beat Dori Chiang with 3 up on Oaks 7 to clinched the win. Great playing Patty Hall! Margaret Carpenter hosted a celebratory dinner at her home to honor all the participants.

White Rabbits Flight winners: 1st Wenji Hyde & Jackie Mann; Stacey Allen & Solange Daggett; 3rd Joani Dempsey & Carrie Tsai.

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June Events ODD Holes (player’s tees) Three Blind Mice Cross Country Most Pars Tee to Green General Meeting & Scramble F.O.R.E.S. Open Guest Day Selective Nine (player’s tees) Pro-Reject

Queen of Hearts Flight winners: 1st Agnes Kim & Janet Shin; Shannon Wiser & Marty Martin; 3rd Michello Costanzo & Shawn O’Hara.

Cheshire Cats Flight winners: 1st Ivy Greenstein & Shelia Kendall; 2nd Jill Johnson & Sandy Shultz; 3rd Kris Postil & Sue Hoefflin.

UPCOMING JUNE 17 SCRAMBLE AND GENERAL MEETING Don’t miss out on a fun game, playing with new friends and contributing to a good cause. Sign up now on Event Net.

MAY 20 SPRING FLING GUEST DAY The Mad Hatter’s Tee Party was a blast for all members and guest participants. Crazy hats and laughters were seen and heard all over the course on a beautiful sunny day in North Ranch.

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