The Playbook - May 2021

APRIL 2021

MEMBER NEWSLETTER

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE WE ARE FAMILY PAGE 1

THROUGH THE DECADES 60 YEARS OF MEMBERSHIP & MEMORIES PAGE 4

NEWS AROUND THE CLUB COUPLE'S TWILIGHT GOLF PAGE 7

FRONT COVER: CARSON GEWEKE HOLE-IN-1 NUMBER 7

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE WE ARE FAMILY

By Whit Taylor

This month’s newsletter focuses on just a few

Financially, it was a big boost. It was also a lot of

great examples of individuals and families who

work. Our team at Peach Tree had to do a lot to

have helped shape our history at Peach Tree.

pull this off and they did an outstanding job. It is

This club continues to be strong because of the

like the vaccines. A little pain for a bit. In the

legacy of the early members in 1959, the family

long run, we will be better for it. My guess, with

members who continue today and the many

venues opening again from COVID restrictions,

families who joined recently as we grow our

going forward, we will keep our driving range a

membership at Peach Tree. This is a special

driving range. Thank you for your understanding.

place for everyone, and the importance of the families now and into the future will keep us

One other thought on my mind has to do with

growing as a club.

how we react and treat each other at the club. I have heard some refer to Peach Tree as a

As you know, a lot of new activity has been

“family.” With that in mind, I would like to remind

happening around the Club. Our newest addition,

everyone that it is important that we do not make

City Club, has gotten off to a strong start. The

others around us feel uncomfortable. Each of us

food and the service are first class. It is a great

deserves to be treated with respect. Being

place to go for lunch and brunch…and soon,

courteous, watching your language when in

dinner will be available. Unfortunately, we cannot

mixed company and giving others the appropriate

control the time it takes to get our liquor license

amount of space around the Clubhouse or on the

approved. We are getting closer.

golf course is the right course of action. Keep in mind that we owe it to each other as members of

Many of you probably attended one of the three

Peach Tree to make others in our extended

days of concerts held at the club. One night was

“family” feel like they belong and can enjoy their

special as we were helping the family members of

time while at the club.

a Marysville police officer who lost his battle with cancer. Thank you for supporting this concert.

In closing, remember to respect and honor each other as we would our own family members. May

The other two nights were beneficial for the club

is the month we celebrate Mother’s Day. We can

financially. Granted, it disrupted a lot of golfers

extend this celebration to include a recognition of

and placed some limits on play. As a board, we

the importance of each of our members that

will review the concerts and impact on our

makes this club a great place to be.

membership.

Whit Taylor

SPRINGING FORWARD

By Jeff Munsey, General Manager

Spring is my favorite time of year here in Yuba Sutter. For about eight weeks starting in late March through Mother’s Day, the weather is amazing with crisp clear mornings and warm afternoons. It’s truly a great time to enjoy the outdoors and work on your golf game.

I wanted to share news on a wide variety of subjects as we look ahead to Summer. So much has changed in the last year and we are seeing a winding down of COVID restrictions ahead of the State's plan for full reopening in mid-June. We have been working together as a management team for the past month to prepare for a gradual return to more traditional business over the summer. Let me take you through some of the things happening around the club: The Pro Shop Luke and Nathan are in the early stages of implementing changes inside the pro shop that will change the layout and the way we display some of the exciting new men’s and women’s products Luke is bringing in. Keep an eye out for small changes starting in May. Men’s & Women’s Invitationals I am very excited to see the planning and participation that is developing around our Men’s and Women’s Invitationals this year. Both the Men’s Club and Women’s Club have done a great job planning for this year’s tournaments and I expect that both events will be exciting to follow. Please inquire about participation with the Pro Shop.

Around the Course Tracy, Dave and the team are putting the final touches

Eric is a seasoned pro at serving large groups,

on the newly developed forward tee on number 7 as we

providing great food and fast service to more than 800

look ahead to opening it for the Ladies Invitational in

events at the club over the past seven years. We have

early June. The other exciting project happening on the

a full tournament and event calendar starting in June

same hole is the installation of beneficial plants to the

through the end of the year. Please join me in

pond at the 7th green. There are three parts of the

welcoming Eric back to the club when you see him

project including the installation of lily pads in key

around the clubhouse.

shallow areas, the introduction of a small number of cattails at select shoreline areas and the installation of

Courtney Finstad, our Membership Sales Director, has

a floating plant feature. All three of these items will

accepted a position with the Yuba-Sutter Chamber of

help keep the pond more ecologically balanced and in

Commerce. Courtney leaves with my full support and

good health, avoiding the summer sludge and smell

best wishes as she takes on a new role that will further

that accompanies it. The work on the pond is being

her professional development. In the past two years,

directed by a team of aquatic specialists who have

Courtney has implemented with much success the

worked with many golf clubs to improve the conditions

plans developed in Membership Committee. Because

of water features. They will continue to visit the Club

of her hard work, the Club has grown membership by

over the summer and fall to assist with maintaining the

more than 125 members or 25% in the past two years.

newly installed plant life.

Please join me in thanking Courtney and wishing her the best in her new role.

Restaurant & Card Room Open The restaurant and card room are now open. As the

Membership Wait List Starting

temperatures warm up, we expect you will want to

I know it will sound hard to believe, but COVID has

enjoy the comfort and service inside. It may feel

had such a significant impact on golf, creating so

foreign after eating outside for the past year, but you

much interest in the club, that we have now set a limit

can now enjoy personal service on the upper deck

on Non-Proprietary Golf Memberships. The Board of

patio and inside the restaurant and card room.

Directors recently adopted our recommendation to limit Non-Proprietary Golf Memberships to 270. We expect

Pool & Summer Junior Golf Camp I am excited to share that the county will allow us to operate the pool this summer. While days and hours of operation have not yet been set, we are interviewing

to reach this number before the end of May. We will continue to offer new members the ability to join as Proprietary Members ongoing and a wait list will be implemented for all other membership types.

lifeguards and expect the pool will open in early June.

Additionally, we are looking forward to running one Junior Golf Camp this July. Luke will announce dates and fees very soon. Watch your email for more information.

I would like to wrap up by wishing you a great May and I wish all our club's “Moms” a Happy Mother’s Day. Thanks for making time to read The Playbook and I look forward to seeing you around the clubhouse.

Staffing Changes Chef Eric Carter has returned as we ramp back up for tournament season and the return of banquet events.

Chef Casey has moved over full time to oversee operations at The City Club. Chef Eric has been with the club since 2013 and is excited to return after a year away while on furlough in response to the loss of all event income due to COVID-19.

Jeff Munsey

Through The Decades: 60 Years of Membership & Memories The heart of our membership has always been with the individuals and families that call this place home and welcome others as their own family. Over Peach Tree's 60 years of membership, lots of memories have been created through golfing, friends, family, tournaments, special events, dining and more. Here we feature a few families and individual members who have helped shape our community at Peach Tree, going back to the beginning in 1960 through today.

Enjoy as we take a stroll down memory lane to showcase what makes Peach Tree so special, favorite memories, the secrets to golf and what the Club meant to everyone during this past year of the COVID pandemic.

THE GENGLER FAMILY Members since 1960

Robert Gengler started playing golf with his dad at Plumas Lake at the age of 8, continuing when his dad became a Charter member of Peach Tree in 1959. He played with his father and father's friends: Wes Chipman, Royce McClure, Ivan Lemoine, Bill Hust, Dr. Vogt, Ralph Washburn, and many others, which he recalls as "a very special and enjoyable part of his childhood." He even played Peach Tree on the very first day it opened back in 1960. After that point, he was hooked on golf.

Robert's summers consisted of playing 36 holes a day with his friends Bryon Washburn, Roger Manwell, Jimmy Troncatty, Charlie & Evan Hildebrand, and Edmud Manwell. After attending Law School and returning from the East Coast, Robert became Peach Tree's very first Junior Member in 1975, which was a controversial member type at the time. He has "grown old" playing golf with a great group of friends and still plays two to three times a week to this day. His wife Jennifer has now taken up the game and loves it as well, which is something they share together.

Through the years, he has seen his parents pass away, having Celebrations of Life here at the Club, as well as his daughter's wedding reception. He was also Board President for two terms in the 1980's and recalls fond memories of one of his first jobs working in the Snack Shack for two summers in High School. Needless to say, Peach Tree has been a big part of his life for over 60 years. As a "serious" golfer, his best advice is to not take the game too seriously. What's most important to Robert is the fun comradery the game brings, as well as the laughs and stories he has about golf with friends and family over the years.

When asked what the Club meant to him during COVID, he says it was such a great feeling to get out for fresh air and be with friends again. He was fortunate to bounce back from having COVID and says "It was one of the happiest days of my life to recover and get back on the golf course again and enjoy the game and friends."

RALPH "RIFF" WASHBURN & WALT CHRISTIANSEN Members since 1967 & 1970

With 100 years of membership between them and 40 years of friendship, Riff and Walt have many stories to look back on, including the success they had together while Riff served as Board President in 1992 with Walt on his Board of Directors.

During those days, you'd have to come and get in line to sign up for the Invitational which was more like the US Open, sold out for years with spectators to cheer on the players. "We did that" Riff says. Walt remembers: "Two people would be on each end of a big rope across the fairway to hold the spectators back from the golfers who were playing and then they would move the rope down to the next shot."

Today, you can find these forever friends playing cards and having lunch after golf most Tuesdays and Thursdays. In fact, during COVID, they played cards throughout the entire time, and were most thankful to the Club for staying open so they could get out of the house, golf and get fresh air. They would have "gone crazy" if they had nothing to do.

When asked what their secret to the golf game is, Walt replied "Not worrying too much about it, just enjoying yourself while you're out there and don't throw clubs." He states he has never thrown a club in his life, but for Riff that's a different story, he laughs: "Many, many clubs (have been thrown), and Riff jokes that he keeps Frank Lazzeroni in business. But overall, Riff believes in consistency, "If you are going to be a golfer, you have to play every week. The more you play, the better you get."

THE GEWEKE FAMILY Members since 1987

In all their years of membership, dating back to 1987, The Geweke Family agrees that Peach Tree has brought so much joy in many forms over the years: being a place for golf and holiday gatherings, as well as a place for fostering friendships and community goodwill. Most of their favorite family memories include the family meals they have shared and being very involved in special events such as the Fremont Rideout Golf Tournament & Pink October Golf Tournament, both which have raised much awareness in our community and funds for two very great causes. During COVID, they appreciated the "sense of normalcy" that the Club provided, and they look forward to bringing their children to enjoy the Club for many years to come. For Larry, the secret to a great golf game is simple: "Patience", he says.

THE VINCENT FAMILY Members since 2010

"Peach Tree is more than a place to golf," Michelle says. Most of their closest family friendships have started and developed here, and it has also been a great place to meet potential clients and partners for their Solar Business. Some of their favorite things about the Club over the years have been the Carnivals, BINGO nights, swim BBQ's and Junior golf & swim clinics. David has enjoyed introducing his 4 girls to the game of golf, teaching them how to swing a club and how to be polite and courteous to other people. His key to golf is keeping a good attitude, even when it's not his day: "Take it one swing at a time and live in the moment. Put the bad shots behind you and do your best." During COVID, they valued having a place their whole family could "escape to" and get out, which was "an important part of our getting through the pandemic with as little emotional scars as possible."

THE POUKISH FAMILY Members since 2020

The Poukish Family joined in 2020 to "have the experience of playing golf together as a family in a beautiful setting." Mostly though, it was their youngest son, Sam, who convinced them to join so that he and his father, Jack, could start playing his favorite sport together and have "father-son" time. This is just the beginning.

On most late afternoons, this dynamic duo can be spotted at the Club practicing and playing to improve their games with each round as they are still learning the sport. One of their favorite things so far as members are playing the back nine just as the sun is beginning to set through the trees. "It really is a beautiful setting!" says Jack.

As they continue to practice and learn the game of golf, Jack states that "our secret is not getting upset when we hit a bad shot! I think the best strategy is to celebrate the good shots and remember those while forgetting your bad shots."

During COVID, they learned early on that you had to find things to do to stay active. Their family often walks, rides bikes, hikes, swims, and plays tennis. "So, when our friends started telling us about golf and how you could still play golf out at Peach Tree, we knew it was time. So happy we joined!" And we are so happy to have them.

TOM SOUZA Member since 2021

Tom is a Sacramento resident who has a long lineage of years here in the Yuba-Sutter area as a former President of Bank of America and on the Board of Directors for many years for Fremont-Rideout, recalling many fond memories from their tournaments when he would sit at # 14, giving out special label wine to some participants. Golf is a new sport to him, having just started in the past two years, but he's always been an athlete as a boxer and rugby player. He is really enjoying the sport and his time here so far.

Tom's favorite thing about Peach Tree is the people, "You can duplicate the environment but you can't duplicate the people." You can see him out here playing four times a week with "the OF" (Old Farts) group: Chuck Esparza & Bob LaSalle mostly, whom he has known for years, but seeing them here, "it's like no time has passed." He doesn't have a secret to golf (yet), but he laughs "Just hit it hard! I've only got one speed, that's it. All the guys are telling me to swing easy, and it's just not going to happen...I walk away with a dollar or two some days, so I'm okay." During COVID, he has really enjoyed the opportunity to play and be outside, and would've "gone nuts" otherwise. He looks forward to many more years of golf and friendship.

PRO TIPS FROM LUKE How To Gain The Chipping Touch This lesson is for the person who doesn’t get the ball up and down often, or you wish you could control the speed of your chip shots Try this easy drill to dial in the right distance with your chip shots: Practice chipping while looking at the target, not the ball. When you focus on the target, you’re more apt to turn your body toward your follow-through.

Once you get used to it, your club will bottom out at the same place every time, giving you more consistent distance control.

On the course, take your practice swings while looking at the hole, making sure to brush the grass with your clubhead. This will help you feel how your body and club move together and you will be more confident with your short shots.

Luke Syverson, PGA, Director of Golf

News Around The Club COUPLE'S TWILIGHT GOLF We sure have some fun in store for you from April 30th through June 25th! Join us for our upcoming season of Twilight Golf, which includes different fun game formats each week, dinner and prizes.

April 30 - Scramble: Sign up as a foursome team and play a traditional four - person Scramble.

May 7 - Jack & Jill: Sign up as a foursome team.

Players will score one best ball from the men and one best ball from the women.

May 14 - Modified Scotch Ball: Sign up as a two-person team. Both players tee off, select the best drive and alternate shots into the hole.

Handicap is calculated as ¼ of the combined.

May 21 - Cha Cha: Sign up as a two-person team. Score two best balls on the odd holes and

June 4th - Devil Ball: Sign up as a four-person team.

The Devil Ball will rotate through the group. When it’s your turn, it has to count!

June 18 - 4 Clubs Only: Just like it sounds. Every player is only allowed to use 4 clubs! Choose wisely.

June 25 - Sadie Hawkins Best Ball: Two person Teams. Spouses cannot play together. One Best Ball of the twosome.

one best ball on the even holes.

May 28 - Step Aside Scramble: Sign up as a foursome team. All players tee off; the player whose ball is selected will then step aside.

Repeat this process until the ball is holed out.

Sign up in the Pro Shop!

Cost per person with a cart: $27

NOTES FROM TRACY SHANAHAN GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT

We have initiated a new approach to our pond maintenance on hole 7. Golden Pond, a pond-based plant nursery out of Loomis, has developed an exciting plan for ornamental plantings and beautification for us. In mid-April, we had a number of water lilies planted for the bay nearest to hole 7. In mid-May, there will be additional strategic plantings of other plant materials that will be designed to enhance not only the aesthetics but the overall health of the pond. We will be strategically managing the cattails as part of the more natural setting development, and along with the ornamentals, will aim to benefit the general health of the pond. Also, there will be tan installation of two islands of ornamentals plants, again to enhance the aesthetics but also begin absorption of the nutrient rich body of water that generally loads with algal blooms. We are very excited to see this enhancement to the Club, and a huge reduction in time and materials to otherwise keep the pond “clean”. It will likely take 2-3 seasons to achieve full benefits from the plantings, but we certainly hope you will enjoy watching the transformation!

Membership Update NOTES FROM COURTNEY FINSTAD

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS FOR APRIL! Paul Ashby

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more opportunities to golf and to

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enjoy the Club. We recognize that

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we have a lot more members than we did last Spring, which is great

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news, and I'm sure you have also noticed the booming activity we have had on and off the course.

With that, comes some challenges,

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times and carts. In order to ensure a quality golf experience for all, I would like to remind you of a couple of things: First, if you made a tee time and will not be able to make it, please cancel online or with The Pro Shop so that we may make it available to another member. Second, we will be enforcing two riders per cart again as was the "norm" before COVID. We understand that there may be individuals who are COVID sensitive, and they will have the option to wear a mask while riding, or the option to walk.

These two things alone will help us stay on par with an incredible golf experience for all of our members, and I appreciate you doing your part to ensure this for all.

Happy golfing!

Courtney Finstad

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Golf Club Updates

THE LADIES' CLUB

by Panda Morgan, President In the April Edition of the Playbook I mentioned our Spring Handicap Tournament; We have winners to report.

Congratulations to Leslie Williams who was the overall winner, she played 36 holes of fantastic golf. Our first flight winner was Nancy Stallins, second flight winner was Cindy Lagle, and third flight winner was Sherry Hoon. Please extend a hardy congratulation to the winners whenever you see them. We had an outstanding field of participants; lots of fun and excellent comradery.

On May 12th Peach Tree will be hosting a Formal Guest Day. Members from the Ladies’ Club are encouraged to invite guests from other clubs. This event is a prelude to our two day Invitational scheduled for June 2nd and 3rd. Formal Guest Day is a one day event, so please invite players from other clubs; they’ll have the opportunity to play our great course. Fees are $45 per player which includes breakfast, snacks, lunch, cart fees, and green fees.

Speaking of our Ladies’ Invitational, the committee is hard at work coordinating the event, signing up teams, creating fun games on the course, selecting delicious menu items for breakfast and lunch each day, and working on decorations. Support your Ladies’ Club, sign up and come out to play on June 2nd and 3rd.

The Peach Tree Ladies’ Club is a member of the Northern California Golf Association (NCGA) and the Women’s Golf Association of Northern California (WGANC). As a member of the Peach Tree Ladies’ Club, players are eligible to participate in tournaments hosted by both organizations. The golf season is in full swing, we have opportunities to enroll in tournament play at many courses throughout Northern California. For example: In the month of May, Ladies’ Club members can sign up as individuals to play at Crow Canyon, Valley Hi, Tierra Oaks, Riverview, and Pasatiempo. They can also sign up to play in team events at Fort Washington and Auburn Valley. These are just some of the benefits of joining the Peach Tree Ladies’ Club, so join and take advantage of the many opportunities.

Sign up now!

Ladies' Invitational June 2 - 3

Golf Club Updates

THE MEN'S CLUB

by Mike Johnston, President The Men’s Club April Tournament was very well attended. More than 80 players competed and all had a great time. The next event will be a an individual point par tournament using full handicaps. There will be a payout for both gross and net scores.

The Thursday, May 13th tournament will be a 9 am shotgun start.

The Saturday, May 15th tournament will have assigned tee times from 8-10 am. In addition to the Race For The Cup points, we now have a cash game option. The tournament cost is $20/player, in addition you can now pay an additional $20/team to enter a cash game which pays for closest to the pin on par 3’s, a skins game, and a best ball blind draw. All male golfing members are eligible to play in these tournaments.

Reminder: The Peach Tree Men’s Invitational is June 10 - 12.

There is still time to register your team for $600/team. The tournament is a three - day 9 hole round robin with plenty of food, fun, and prizes. Sign up early and save $100.

You don't want to miss out on this year's Invitational!

Upcoming Tournaments May 13: Men's Club Individual Point Par 9 am Shotgun May 15: Men's Club Individual Point Par 8 - 10 am Tee Times May 22: Peach Tree 27-hole Tournament 8 - 11 am Tee Times June 10, 11, 12: Men's Invitational

Sign up now!

Men's Invitational June 10, 11, 12

MEN'S INVITATIONAL: Rules & Format Men's Invitational - June 10, 11, 12 USGA Rules of Golf Apply (14 Club maximum, play the ball down everywhere) Format Two-Man Best Ball Match Play. Strokes allotted off the low handicap player in each group. Flights will consist of 6 teams determined by the combined handicap of partners.

Handicap will be the low index of the last 12 months.

Partners must be within an 8 stroke differential.

Points Each team will play a series of 5 nine hole matches within their flight. The match will be a One Net Best Ball between partners, with the low net score between teams determining the winner of each hole. One point is available on each hole.

Winning a hole outright is worth 1 point, ½ point for a tie, and no negative points. There are a total of 10 points available on the nine hole match. The extra point is awarded to the team winning the match. That point will be split in the event of a tied match.

If there is a tie between teams in a flight after the five matches, the tie breaker is as follows: Tie Breaker A – head to head match between teams.

Tie Breaker B – the last match on Saturday Tie Breaker C – chip off (This tie breaker format will be used if there is a tie for any of the Wild Card Spots).

The Shootout The winners of each flight, the team with the most points won in the final match, and the team with the most points on Saturday will take part in the Shoot-Out. The format is a true Alternate Shot, with each team getting a percentage of their total team handicap, strokes falling as they would on the scorecard. The team can decide which player will tee off first with the teammate of the player who has holed out, teeing off on the next hole. In the event of a tie for elimination, the alternate shot order will remain in effect.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Thursday, June 10th (practice round day) 11:00 a.m.

Registration 1:00 p.m.

Shotgun 6:00 p.m.

Stag Night Shoot Out Friday, June 11th 7:30 a.m.

Registration & Breakfast 9:00 a.m.

Morning Round – Shotgun (Match Play Round 1) 11:00 a.m.

Lunch 11:30 a.m.

Afternoon Shotgun (Match Play Round 2) 2:30 p.m.

Evening Round – Shotgun (Match Play Round 3) Saturday June 12th 7:30 a.m.

Breakfast 9:00 a.m.

Morning Round – Shotgun (Match Play Round 4) 11:30 a.m.

Afternoon Round – Shotgun (Match Play Round 5) 2:00 p.m.

Lunch 4:00 p.m.

Shoot-Out with Flight Winners

DEBUNKING THE MYTHS Don't get "stuck in the sand" with hear-say around the Club! Here are the facts: Guest Passes: Available year-round to Proprietary Members only for 10 for $200, unlimited, no expiration. Other member types may purchase 10 guest passes for $300 within the first 30 days of membership, or at a designated time of year; one-time purchase, no expiration date.

City Club Membership: All current members have access to exclusive dining at the City Club with their spouse and guests for no extra fee.

For new members, it is $99 / year.

The Vista Restaurant is open inside the Clubhouse for dining!

Carts should not be driven up to the greens. Please keep 30 yards distance to keep our course in immaculate condition.

We are still working with the ABC on issuance of a liquor license. State offices including the ABC continue to operate mostly with remote staff which is slowing the process. Sometimes the patience is hard to come by but in the end, the result will be well worth the wait. While we wait, we are making some changes to the preview operation to start practicing for dinner service. Beginning in the middle of May, we will start offering Friday Night Dining. Opening for dinner on Friday nights will allow the culinary team to test and adjust the evening menu in the same way we did for lunch and brunch over the past 2 months. We get messages and phone calls every week from members who tell us they want to have dinner service start, even without the ability to order a glass of wine or cocktail with dinner.

Watch your email soon for a preview of the dinner menu and information on how to book a Friday Night Dinner reservation starting soon.

MEET YOUR BOARD OF DIRECTOR'S WHIT TAYLOR

JOE DEL PERO

STEVE FOCHS

Board President

Greens Committee Chair

Handicap Committee Chair

CAM FRAY

TIM KELLEHER

FRANK MASCOVICH

Director

Finance Committee Chair

House Committee Chair

JERRY MESCHER

KELLY PURDOM

LESLIE WILLIAMS

Food & Beverage Committe Char

Director

Rules Committee Chair

STAFF DIRECTORY YOUR CLUB PROFESSIONALS JEFF MUNSEY

TRACY SHANAHAN

BECKY FRIAS

General Manager

Course Superintendent

Operations Manager

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JILL NAKAO

LUKE SYVERSON

CASEY JACKSON

Controller / HR

Head Golf Professional

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City Club Executive Chef & Manager

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COURTNEY FINSTAD

DAVE DEGRASSE

DAN GRANADOS

Membership Director

Assistant to Golf Pro

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City Club Chef de Cuisine

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DEBBIE HANLEY

DAVE BROWN

TENILLE RITZMAN

Accounts Payable

Assistant Superintendent

City Club Front of House Manager

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MARK NIMRICK

NATHAN COUCH

ERIC CARTER

Facilities Manager

Pro Shop Assistant

Banquets Chef

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GOLF OPERATIONS HANNAH CREEK

ZACH CROSS

SAAHIL SANDHAR

MICHAH TOMM

TYLER ZEPP

JAYSON THOMPSON

AARON VATS

EION BISIAUX

GROUNDS/ MAINTENENCE RAVI DYKEMA

TOMMY HOPKINS

HUNTER MERRITT

GEORGE HERDANDEZ

BENITO SANCHEZ

GARY WOODS

FOOD & BEVERAGE EDITH BLANCO

RACHEL MALLEN

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2021 CLUB CALENDAR MAY

JUNE

MAY 5 LADIES' CLUB DRAW DAY

JUNE 2, 3 LADIES' CLUB INVITATIONAL

MAY 9 MOTHER'S DAY BRUNCH

JUNE 4 SYAOR REALTOR'S GROUP TOURNAMENT

MAY 10 US OPEN QUALIFIER MAY 12 LADIES' CLUB FORMAL GUEST DAY INVITATIONAL PRACTICE ROUND MAY 13 MEN'S CLUB INDIVIDUAL POINT PAR - 9 AM SHOTGUN MAY 15 MEN'S CLUB INDIVIDUAL POINT PAR - 8 - 10 AM TEE TIMES MAY 19 LADIES' CLUB NORTHERN PENTACLE TEE TIMES

JUNE 7 WALNUT GROWERS' TOURNAMENT JUNE 9 LADIES' CLUB BLIND DRAW PARTNER TEE TIMES JUNE 10, 11, 12 MEN'S CLUB INVITATIONAL JUNE 14 GRIDLEY SCHOOLS TOURNAMENT JUNE 16 LADIES' CLUB CHA CHA CHA TEE TIMES

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE MEETING 3 PM

JUNE 23 LADIES' CLUB PEACH CUP ROUND 1 - SHOTGUN

FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING 3:30 PM

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE MEETING 3 PM

MAY 22 PEACH TREE 27 HOLE TOURNAMENT 8-11 AM TEE TIMES

FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING 3:30 PM

MAY 26 LADIES' CLUB BEST 9 TEE TIMES BOARD OF DIRECTOR'S MEETING 3 PM IN MAIN DINING ROOM

JUNE 30 LADIES' CLUB PEACH CUP ROUND 2 - SHOTGUN BOARD OF DIRECTOR'S MEETING 3 PM IN MAIN DINING ROOM

COUPLE'S TWILIGHT GOLF FRIDAYS: MAY 7 - 28; JUNE 4 - 25