QCCC April-June 2018 Newsletter

QUAIL TRAILS Quail Creek Country Club Newsletter

April • May • June 2018

Transforming QCCC for the Future

PRESIDENT'S LETTER

A Message from the President The Board of Directors and the Strategic Planning Committee would like to thank you, our Members, for participating in the dialogue about our proposed master facilities plan.

The 366 Members who voted represent the highest number ever in the history of QCCC. Support of the proposed plan by 69 percent of those voting gives us the green light to initiate the transformation of our Club for both near and long-term success.

You have made the critical decision to invest in the future of Quail Creek Country Club. The implementation of this plan will make us one of the very best clubs in southwest Florida. Our new facilities will set a standard of excellence, enhance enjoyment of the Club for our current Members and drive Membership growth.

There was significant Member interest and engagement throughout the two-year planning process, and we appreciate your support and involvement. Over 350 of you attended our February 27 Member Informational Meeting, and 315 of you took the time to attend one of our 14 Member Input Sessions. Your questions, insight and suggestions all helped improve our plan and will contribute to its success.

Throughout the process, we welcomed views that challenged our thinking. Understandably, there was a range of opinions on the merits of the plan, and we expected that. We hope we can move past any differences and come together in the spirit of making our Club the best that it can be.

Special thanks go to our Chair of the Strategic Planning Committee, Hedy Whitney, and her very able and extremely dedicated team, including our external advisors. Over the last two years, countless hours were spent bringing this plan to fruition. Don Hunter and his team were integral to the process and we thank them. Also, the efforts of Kathy Forte and Wendy Felsinger in communicating the vision and scope of the project were invaluable. There are many others – both Members and Staff - who made significant contributions to the process, and we recognize them as well.

We will now move on to the financing stage and will keep you informed. Upon completion of the project, we will have something of which we can be extremely proud. We will have transformed our Club into being one of the premier country clubs in the area. The support of our entire Membership will be critical as we go through the upcoming transition and see our vision become reality.

Once again, thank you. We should all be proud of what we have accomplished together.

Jim Clayton

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2018 Board Members

Jim Clayton

Pete Kloet

Hedy Whitney

Steve Powell

Gary Smith

Elaine Christian

Jim Forte

Stu Hodgson

Jack Phillips

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QCCC FACILITIES PLAN

Making our Vision a Reality Approval by Members at the March 26 Annual Meeting marked the culmination of a two-year-plus effort to develop a master facilities plan for Quail Creek Country Club.

The Club can now proceed to execute the plan. Near-term actions include final negotiations to obtain financing, completing design and engineering work, and beginning the permit process. The plan calls for construction in two phases over 14 months, as outlined on page 5.

The sports and fitness center as viewed from the east.

QCCC will be transformed by the plan's capital improvements, the centerpiece of which is an integrated sports and fitness center that will be unique in southwest Florida. The overall concept will strongly position the Club for a more positive Member experience and improve our ability to attract new Members well into the future.

Vision Our vision is to enable our Members to play better and longer at whatever sport or activity they choose, while continuing to serve as a hub for their social interactions and friendships.

Strategic Priorities Transform our aging capital assets in a way that achieves high levels of Member satisfaction and attracts new Members.

Offer a full range of amenities, activities and events that address the diverse needs and interests of both current and future Members and positions us on the leading edge of marketplace trends.

The Clubhouse on the left, with the new sports and fitness center on the right.

Ensure the long-term financial stability of our Club by differentiating ourselves from the competition, thereby improving our ability to reach our target Membership levels.

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Project Timeline Summer 2018 Detailed submission of the costing of the project by contractors/ subcontractors.

Conclude negotiations with potential lenders.

A construction loan may be used during the construction period after which the construction loan would be converted into a long-term mortgage.

The design, engineering and permit process will begin, with a target of construction starting in mid-fall 2018.

Start conversion of the current Golf Pro Shop into a temporary area for fitness operations.

Secure temporary space for the Golf & Tennis Pro Shops.

Mid-Fall 2018 – Summer 2019 Demolish existing tennis and fitness buildings.

Build an integrated sports and fitness center, with a Cart Barn and new entryway. (Retain the existing pool.)

Create space to extend the Driving Range and add cart parking by directing the creek into a culvert and then filling in the creek bed between the current Driving Range and tennis/fitness buildings.

Build 4 pickleball courts on one tennis court.

The golf/tennis/fitness pro shop featuring a check-in area and hospitality counter on the left.

Build a wine room that can also serve as a 24-40 seat private fine dining option when the Greenside Grille is open.

Relocate the lending library to a new meeting room.

Re-route the entry to the Men’s and Women’s Locker Rooms; bring bathrooms up to code.

Demolish the existing Cart Barn and Golf Pro Shop.

Build three bocce courts and one croquet court in that area.

Build a Halfway House near those courts to serve both golfers and bocce/croquet players.

Build a new roadway and entry to the Clubhouse; reconstruct the porte cochere at the main entrance.

Expand the Greenside Grille kitchen and commissary (food delivery, storage and prep).

Upgrade the loading dock to provide more space for truck unloading and add higher walls to shield this area from Member parking and the Clubhouse main entrance.

Relocate Staff locker and break rooms.

Update the Clubhouse interior and exterior.

Spring 2019 – Fall 2019

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Please Welcome QCCC’s Newest Members!

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KATHRYN & MATT CAMMUSO Associate Golf

PAMELA & BRUCE EPSTEIN Golf

ELEANOR & MORRIS BINDER Social/Sports

KIM & ED BOUTET Social/Sports

BARBARA & PHILIP FIORAVANTE Social/Sports

CHRISTINA & JEFFREY FLEISCHER Associate Golf

JOHN FRIEND Golf

CLAIRE & GREGORY HILA Social/Sports

GINA COTTI-JOHNSON & GARY JOHNSON Golf

TRACY SAVAGE & JEREMY JONES Social/Sports

JOHN KERNS Social/Sports

LINDA KRAFT Golf

JESSICA & DOUGLAS MESCHKO Social/Sports

JEN & RON MUSHOCK Golf

CATHERINE & BARRY NEARHOS Golf

AMANDA & BRICE PELLICCIONI Associate Golf

Congratulations, Challenge Circle Members!

JEFFRY & ANN PERLOW Social/Sports

DIANE & JOHN RAFFO Social/Sports

JENNIFER & TIM REID Golf

LUCY & RALPH RYBACK Social/Sports

TIM & LAURA SCHILLER Golf

KATHRYN & RICHARD SPERO Social/Sports

ALISON & RICHARD WELLS Golf

MARLENE WOLLNEY Social/Sports

RACHAEL & LOUIS BRUNO Associate Golf

ANN KLEIN Social/Sports

KATHY & ERIC FEINSTEIN Social/Sports

BARBRA & RICHARD MASSINA Golf

JULIE & DAN GRUBER Golf

GERALDINE & WILLIAM MCGEE Social/Sports

Contact Membership Director Nick Gray at 254-7418 if you know a prospective Member.

Ann Bahr Sue & Tom Benua Kate & Bill Butler Jennifer & Michael Carney Carolyn & John Chesney Beverly & Bob Cobuzzi Kathy & Michael Costello Peggy & Gary Cuozzo Gail DeFrancesca Tina & Pat Dennis Kristen & Mike DePaola Mercedes & Bob LaPorta Merry & Philip DiBerardino Marilyn & Bob Dietz Kim & Bill Dillon Missy & Gary Evans Kathy & Jim Forte Donna & Joseph Giasi Sis Van Dorn & George Jacobs Linda & Bob Magrann Tiffany McQuaid Judith & Bob Mulholland Jane & Philip O’Hara Ann & Tom Patsiga Denise & Mike Reilly Jorie & Bill Senter Pamela Seibert-Berge & David Seibert Gerry & Bob Tuffy Pam & Walt Walmsley Marcia Hawken & Jack Wardell Susan & Mark Weiner Karen & Richard Whitney

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"MASQUERADE" WELCOME BACK PARTY January 27, 2018

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GET FIT

Planning for the Future Staying on Track

by Teri Brodie, Fitness Operations Manager What an amazing time to be a part of Quail Creek Country Club! The Staff and I are thrilled with the new facilities project and are excited about the future.

As we plan the new sports and fitness center, we will be focusing not only on the latest wellness trends but also on what has worked well for us in the past. We will continue to grow our Physical Therapy offering with a focus on Sports Medicine. TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) will be a huge part of what we become, as well as MAT (Muscle Activation Techniques) to help our tennis players and golfers excel at every level.

The “under one roof” concept will benefit everyone - your golf and tennis pros will be working hand in hand with your fitness and wellness team to better serve your every need.

A better lifestyle is in the cards for all!

The new spa at QCCC will feature a true

spa experience. Our spa patrons will be greeted in a quiet waiting area separate from the fitness center and adjacent to soundproof massage rooms. Peace and tranquility will prevail! The spa will be located near the fitness day lockers and restrooms for added convenience.

While construction of the new center is underway, we will continue our Fitness and Spa offerings in a new location on campus.

Fitness will be housed in the existing Golf Pro Shop with massages right next door in a private trailer. Physical Therapy and MAT will be in the Golf Pro Shop as well. Classes will be held in the main Clubhouse utilizing the small dining rooms upstairs. We will continue all of our wonderful services during this transition time to keep everyone’s fitness and wellness on track.

We can’t thank you enough for the opportunity to better serve our Members. Stop in and see us with any questions you may have about the new center – we are bursting with excitement!

Summer Classes Some of your favorite classes will continue through the summer. Watch the Member Website for an updated calendar in May. If you would like to create a class for a group of friends, please let us know. We also offer small-group Pilates springboard, TRX and personal training sessions.

Summer is the perfect time to try new formats and enjoy exercising with your favorite people.

We want to hear from you!

Submit your comments and suggestions about the Club through our Ombudsman Program. Log onto the Member Website under My Club menu and select Ombudsman Program. You can also email ombudsman@ quailcreekcc.com or visit one of our comment boxes located in the Golf Pro Shop, Tennis Sports Lounge, Fitness Center or Women's and Men's Locker Rooms.

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COURT SIDE

Short Court Tennis – The Next Big Thing?

by Jon Call, Director of Tennis A new sport is getting some buzz at Quail Creek Country Club!

whom they would not usually play.

Over the last few months we have been experimenting with “short court tennis” -basically the clay court version of hard court pickleball.

For active tennis players, short court helps with touch and feel around the net and eye-hand coordination. This game consists of more angles and soft touches that we all could use in our tennis repertoire!

Short court tennis is fun and challenging, yet not as strenuous as full court tennis. All play takes place within the service boxes of a tennis court and, because it is played on a clay surface at our Club, it is not as hard on the knees and other joints as pickleball. You can use your own racquet and borrow green-dot, low-pressure tennis balls with 25 percent less pressurization from the Tennis Pro Shop.

Everyone, regardless of your tennis-playing history (or lack thereof) can play short court.

Several different levels of tennis players can be on the same court and there will be a competitive game. This means participants get to compete and interact with people with

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For former players who can no longer play tennis due to injury or the inability to move as well as previously, short court is an exciting option for getting back on the court again. Because the game is played only within the service boxes, players with limited mobility are able to join in the fun.

For those of all ages looking to take up tennis for the first time, this is a great way to start slowly and build up to full court tennis. If you are looking to meet new people and have some fun, or add a different form of exercise to your week, this game is for you as well!

In action on the court, from left, Jean Pikus, Kathy Siddle, Jane O’Hara and Fisher Falls.

What Members Are Saying Jean Pikus Jean, an active tennis player, brought the idea of short court tennis to our Tennis Staff after hearing about “Vandyball” at Vanderbilt Country Club. She slightly modified that game so players could use their own tennis racquets. “Short court offers an opportunity for tennis players to add to their activity level during the week,” Jean explains. “This is a game that permits players of all levels, both male and female, to play together. It's a great opportunity to meet and socialize with Club Members you don't otherwise have a chance to interact with.”

Brian Leiding Brian is a former tennis player who can no longer play full court tennis due to an injury. He says, “Short court tennis is a great preview and is building up a lot of interest for when we have real pickleball courts.”

Lynn Middleton Lynn is an active tennis player who regularly plays short court tennis. She says, “It’s so much fun! Great exercise and helps your tennis game. Really makes you focus on controlling the ball.”

Jon’s Short Court Tips • Come out and give it a try! Although the scoring may seem daunting at first, once you get out on the court and start playing, you will be able to understand it rather quickly.

• It's fun and challenging, yet not as strenuous as tennis.

• You use your own racket and borrow green-dot, lowpressure tennis balls from the tennis shop; players don't need extra equipment.

• Games end relatively quickly; play continues to 11 points, win by 2. So the more players in the round robin, the more quickly players cycle in and out of games.

• The game can be added to your weekly tennis playing schedule; it does not need to take the place of your regular tennis game.

• You can squeeze in a game between golf rounds!

How Short Court Works at QCCC Scoring is exactly the same as pickleball and so is the layout of the court. Because we play on clay at QCCC, players draw their own line to delineate the “kitchen” (no volley zone).

Games end relatively quickly — play continues to 11 points and you must win by 2. This enables more players in the round robin to cycle in and out of games.

Sign Up and Play!

QCCC offers short court round robins every Wednesday from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm.

You can also organize your own game.

Jon Call can explain the game for you. Our veteran players are also very welcoming to any new players who join the round robins.

Please call or stop by the Tennis Pro Shop to register and to obtain a copy of “Quail Creek’s Short Court Tennis Game.”

Hope to see you out there on the courts!

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COURT SIDE Congratulations to the winners of our second annual Triathlon!

Congratulations to our 2018 Club Champions!

Men’s 3.5 Doubles Jack Phillips & Bill Starbuck Men’s 3.5 Singles Dick Whitney Men’s Open Doubles Eric Manring & Ray DeAngelis Men’s Open Singles Eric Manring A women’s competition was not held this year.

From left, John Friend, Cristina Silva, Kay Waters and Mike Konowitz

Upcoming Tennis Events Spring Fling Women’s 7.5 Combo Tournament Tuesday, April 10 10:30 am – 2:00 pm A fixed-partner women’s round robin followed by buffet luncheon in the Quail Room Entry fee: $29 per person What a Racket Friday, April 13 9:30 am – 10:30 am Complimentary tennis lessons for beginners; enjoy mimosas and pastries

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3.0 and 3.5 Girls of Summer Doubles Tournaments 3.0 - Wednesday, May 2 10:30 am – 2:00 pm 3.5 – Thursday, May 3 10:30 am – 2:00 pm A fixed-partner round robin followed by buffet luncheon in the Quail Room Entry fee: $29 per person Memorial Day Tennis Mixer Monday, May 26 9:30 am – 11:30 am Entry fee: $5 per person, lunch ordered off the menu and billed separately

Junior Summer Camp Monday - Friday, June 1 – 29 9:00 am – 2:00 pm Tennis and golf instruction, arts and crafts, soccer, pool games and lunch Per day fee: $63/ Members; $65/guests Wimbledon Mixed Doubles Saturday, June 30 9:30 am – 11:30 am Entry fee: $5

TEE BOX TIPS

Sand, Eggs and Dollars – Getting Out of the Bunker

by Mike Dero, Director of Golf Some call the peninsula of Florida one big sand bar, so it’s inevitable that our beautiful courses are going to feature sand in their design. Gene Sarazen, inventor of the sand wedge, said there are two Golden Rules for better bunker play: 1) Take sand, and 2) Follow through.

Taking sand with each swing means you take the width and depth of sand that you want to take; make the sand splash in the same area of your stance every time; and understand how far the clubhead speed you produce throws the sand. In a sand shot, you don’t even touch the ball with the clubhead. The ball is moved by the cushion of sand that you displace with your swing arc.

Following through requires that you make a lower body pivot around your lead leg. Think of your lead leg as an axle that you need to move over onto before you can rotate around it. Say “into and then around” as you whoosh the sand. Your elbows will expand down into the sand and then fold naturally up in front of your chest on a good follow through.

ball will always fly farther than the sand unless you get more than two inches of sand cushion on your clubface. If your sand swoosh is too deep, you have probably set your wrist hinges too much or you have your hands too far forward at impact. If you have trouble even touching the sand, you need to let your swing get more up and down.

VISUAL KEYS: The money shot: Attempt to splash the entire bill out of the sand without fretting about the ball.

The sunny side up egg shot: Attempt to take all of the egg white out but don’t touch the yellow yolk.

The ball in sand: Envision the ball as your egg lie and splash out all the sand, which will carry the ball out on a cushion of sand.

To practice your bunker shot, set up without a ball and take some fairly full swings to swoosh out about 8-12 inches of sand. See if you can take a repetitive swoosh of sand, not too deep, not too thin. Notice how far the sand flies. The

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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2018 CLUB CHAMPIONS!

Men's Club Champion Van Pierce

Men's 1st Flight Club Champion

Men's 2nd Flight Club Champion

Men's 3rd Flight Club Champion

Jack Wardell

Joe Langner

Mike Reuben

Men's 4th Flight Club Champion

Women's Club Champion

Women's 1st Flight Club Champion

Women's 2nd Flight Club Champion

Carl Olla

Julia Ricketts

Cheryl Guerette

Shirley Noorigian

Lady Niners Club Champion

Lady Niners 1st Flight Club Champion

Senior Club Champion

Couples Club Gross Champion

Hisae Kitagishi

Claire Taibi

Joe Harnden

Elaine Sullivan & Bill Burns

Recent Holes-in-One

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Couples Club Net Champion Genine & Vince Costantino

Bill Componovo - Quail No. 7

Bob Bergdoll Jr. - Quail No. 5

Ron Stamerro - Creek No. 13

Jorge Prats - Quail No. 7

Ron Mark - Quail No. 5

Michael Clark - Quail No. 5

Norm Foster - Creek No. 13

Tissy King - Quail No.15

Jim Murphy - Creek No. 3

UPCOMING GOLF EVENTS Lady Niners “Directors Cup” Monday, April 2 9:00 am SG Entry Fee: $6 plus applicable cart fee and lunch Fun Sunday Sunday, April 15 1:00 pm SG Quail Course Mixed Foursomes & Dinner Entry Fee: $40 plus applicable cart fee, includes dinner WGA Closing Day “Chef’s Herb Garden!”

Wednesday, April 4 8:30 am SG Quail Course Format: Scramble Choose your foursome or the Golf Pro Shop will pair you Entry Fee: $7 plus applicable cart fee & lunch Lunch & annual meeting to follow in the Cypress Room Nine & Dine “Masters Par 3” Thursday, April 5 4:00 pm SG Quail Course Mixed Foursomes & Dinner Entry Fee: $7 per person plus applicable cart fee Guests are welcome for no additional greens fee. If you plan to stay for dinner, please

make reservations for The Carvery.

MGA “Kings Classic” Friday & Saturday, April 6 & 7 8:45 am SG Creek Course both days Format: 1 Better Ball of partners Choose your partner or the Golf Pro Shop will pair you Entry Fee: $85 per player plus applicable cart fee, includes lunch both days Lady Niners Closing Day “Bye Bye Birdies” Monday, April 9 9:00 am SG Quail Course Format: Scramble Computer Pairs Entry Fee: $10 plus applicable cart fee, Lunch $25 WGA “Blind Date” Wednesday, April 11 8:30 am SG Creek Course Format: 2 Best Balls of 4 – Stableford Points Choose your threesome & your “Blind Date” will be picked by the Golf Pro Shop Entry Fee: $7 plus applicable cart fee, plus lunch

Golf Pro Shop Sale!

April 1 – May 15 All merchandise (excluding clubs, balls & accessories) will be

20% off Reminder: For accounting purposes, all prize credits must be used by Tuesday, May 15.

20%

MGA Closing Day Saturday, April 21 8:45 am SG Creek Course ABCD Computer paired Format: 2 X 4 Scramble Entry Fee: $50 plus applicable cart fee, includes lunch Winners Challenge follows lunch at 2:30 pm on the Driving Range MGA Winners’ Challenge Saturday, April 21 Follows the Closing Day Lunch No entry fee Lady Niners Final Day of Golf Monday, April 23 9:00 am SG Quail Course Choose your own foursome or the Pro Shop will pair you Entry Fee: $6 plus applicable cart fee, plus lunch Memorial Day Golf & BBQ Monday, May 28 8:30 am SG Mixed Foursomes & BBQ Lunch Entry Fee: $35 plus applicable cart fee, includes BBQ Lunch Guests are welcome

The 2018 Summer Reciprocal List will be available in mid-April from the Golf Pro Shop.

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Clubs within the Club Quail Women Out for Fun (QWOFF) All QCCC women are welcome to join our friendly group. We will be happy to meet with you before any event and introduce you to everyone.

For all QWOFF events, if you plan to stay for dinner, please make your reservation in advance and request the QWOFF table. A QWOFF table is always available for dining on Sundays at 5:30 pm (during off-season too); make your own reservation. Visit the Member Website for more information.

During Season: Call Lois Werder (239-514-0072) or Louise Agin (239-566-3447).

Friday, April 13: QWOFF Closing Party at 5:30 pm in the Men’s Card Room Thursday, April 19: QWOFF Book Club at 4:30 pm. Discussion of Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly. Stay for the Member Appreciation Dinner.

MAY Saturday, May 5: Derby Day at 5:00 pm.

Friday, May 11: Movie Night at 3:30. Stay for Burger Night.

Sunday, May 13: Mother’s Day at 6:00 pm

During the Summer Months: Barbara Driscoll (239-591-4641) will be planning dinners and/or outings.

APRIL Sunday, April 1: Easter Dinner at 6:00 pm Friday, April 6: Burger Night - 5:30 pm for cocktails and 6:30 pm for dinner

Tuesdays at 11:30 am. All Members are invited.

For more information, contact Judy Lustig at klece448@gmail.com.

Book Club

Duplicate Bridge Club

The QCCC Book Club meets the first Tuesday of each month during season, except in October and January when it meets later in the month. The meetings are held in the Oak Room at 1:00 pm and are open to all QCCC Members. Many Members choose to have lunch in the Greenside Grille at 11:45 am before the discussion. Reservations are not required for lunch or the Book Club discussion.

We especially welcome new Members. Please join us even if you have not read the book chosen for discussion.

Held all Mondays through April. We start at 12:45 pm, but please arrive by 12:30.

For more information, visit the Member Website or contact Pat Collage at jackcollage1@mac. com or 239-631-2196.

Upcoming Book Club Selections April 3: Before We Were Yours by Lisa Wingate May 1: The Girl with Seven Names by Hyeonse Lee (non-fiction)

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Mahjong

Our last day will be April 30.

A SIGN OUT, WITH THE DATE, IS REQUIRED FOR ANYONE USING THE BRIDGE CART. For more information, contact either Rita Kozic at 302-530-5462, Rnkozic@gmail. com or Gail Martin at 239-398-8242, gail@joeandgail. com

CLUB CALENDAR

April 2018 Sunday

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• Easter Sunday Brunch & Dinner-CR

8 • Brunch- Buffet & Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

15 • Brunch- Buffet & Lunch-GG • Fun Sunday • Casual Dining-GG

22 • Brunch- Buffet & Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

29 • Brunch- Buffet & Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

• Pilates Fusion • Lady Niners Director's Cup • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG • Duplicate Bridge

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• Pilates Fusion • Lady Niners Closing Day & Annual Meeting • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG

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• Fit & Fabulous • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/ 3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Book Club • Multi-Level Yoga • Casual Dining-GG

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• Fit & Fabulous • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Spring Fling Women's 7.5 Combo Tournament • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Multi-Level Yoga • Casual Dining-GG

• Wednesday Warrior • WGA Closing Day & Annual Meeting • Trim, Tighten & Tone • Women's RR 3.0 • Lunch-GG • Strength, Stretch & Release • Pasta Night-GG

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• Wednesday Warrior • WGA Blind Date • Trim, Tighten & Tone • Women's RR 3.0 • Lunch-GG • Strength, Stretch & Release • Pasta Night-GG

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• Fit & Fabulous • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Multi-Level Yoga • Casual Dining-GG

• Wednesday Warrior • Trim, Tighten & Tone • Women's RR 3.0 • Lunch-GG • Strength, Stretch & Release • Pasta Night-GG

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• Pilates Fusion • Lady Niners Scramble • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG

• Fit & Fabulous • Strength, Stretch & Release • Women's RR 4.0 • Men's End of Season Round Robin • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Multi-Level Yoga • Casual Dining-GG

• Wednesday Warrior • Trim, Tighten & Tone • Women's RR 3.0 • Lunch-GG • Strength, Stretch & Release • Pasta Night-GG

• Pilates Fusion • Lady Niner's Odd Holes • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG • Golf School

• Roll with It • Strength, Stretch

& Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • Nine & Dine Golf • Carvery-CR

• Friday Fat Burner • MGA Kings Classic Day 1 • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Lunch-GG • Burger Night-CR

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• Roll with It • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • Carvery-CR

19 • Roll with It • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • Member Appreciation Night-CR

26 • Roll with It • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • Carvery-CR

• Friday Fat Burner • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • What a Racket • Lunch-GG • Lady Niners Twilite • Casual Dining-GG

Saturday

7 • Fit & Fabulous • MGA Kings Classic Day 2 • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

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• Fit & Fabulous • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • End of Season

Party-CR

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• Friday Fat Burner • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Lunch-GG • Stir Friday-GG • Wine Tasting-CR

• Fit & Fabulous • MGA Closing Day • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • MGA Winners'

Challenge • Casual Dining-GG

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• Friday Fat Burner • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

• Fit & Fabulous • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

30 • Pilates Fusion • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG

Check the Member Website for Updates

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CLUB CALENDAR

May 2018 Sunday

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• Fit & Fabulous • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Book Club • Multi-Level Yoga • Casual Dining-GG

• Wednesday Warrior • Trim, Tighten & Tone • 3.0 Girls of Summer Doubles Tournament • Lunch-GG • Strength, Stretch & Release • Pasta Night-GG

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• Brunch- Buffet & Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

• Pilates Fusion • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG

• Fit & Fabulous • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Multi-Level Yoga • Casual Dining-GG

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• Fit & Fabulous • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Multi-Level Yoga • Pasta Night-GG

• Clubhouse, Golf & Tennis Closed • Fitness Open • Wednesday Warrior • Trim, Tighten & Tone

• Pilates Fusion • Mother's Day Brunch & Dinner-CR • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG

20 • À la Carte Brunch • Casual Dining-GG

27 • À la Carte Brunch • Casual Dining-GG

• Wednesday Warrior • Trim, Tighten &Tone • Women's RR 3.0 • Lunch-GG • Strength, Stretch & Release • Pasta Night-GG

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• Pilates Fusion • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG

• Fit & Fabulous • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Multi-Level Yoga • Lunch-GG • Pasta Night-GG

• Clubhouse, Golf & Tennis Closed • Fitness Open • Wednesday Warrior • Trim, Tighten & Tone • Strength, Stretch & Release

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• Pilates Fusion • Memorial Day Tennis Mixer • Memorial Day Golf & BBQ

• Fit & Fabulous • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Pasta Night-GG

• Clubhouse, Golf & Tennis Closed • Fitness Open • Wednesday Warrior

5

• Friday Fat Burner • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

• Fit & Fabulous • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • Derby Day-CR

10

11

12

• Roll with It • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • No Casual Dining

• Friday Fat Burner • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • What a Racket • Lunch-GG • Burger Night-CR

• Fit & Fabulous • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

• Roll with It • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • 3.5 Girls of Summer Doubles Tournament • Water Workout • Lunch-GG • No Casual Dining

17 • Roll with It • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

24 • Roll With It • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

18

19

• Friday Fat Burner • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

• Fit & Fabulous • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

25

26

• Friday Fat Burner • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Lunch-GG • Lobster Night-CR

• Fit & Fabulous • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

31 • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

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Saturday

CLUB CALENDAR

June 2018 Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

3 4 • Pilates Fusion • À la Carte Brunch

• Casual Dining-GG • Junior Summer Camp • Sit & Be Fit • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG

5 • Fit & Fabulous • Junior Summer Camp • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Pasta Night-GG

12

2 • Fit & Fabulous • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Lunch-GG

7

8

• Clubhouse, Golf & Tennis Closed • Fitness Open • Junior Summer Camp • Wednesday Warrior

• Junior Summer Camp • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

• Friday Fat Burner • Junior Summer Camp • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • What a Racket • Lunch-GG • Burger Night-CR

10

11 • Pilates Fusion • Junior Summer Camp • Sit & Be Fit • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG

17

18

19

20

• À la Carte Brunch • Casual Dining-GG

• Pilates Fusion • Junior Summer Camp • Sit & Be Fit • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Lunch-GG

• Fit & Fabulous • Junior Summer Camp • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Pasta Night-GG

• Clubhouse, Golf & Tennis Closed • Fitness Open • Junior Summer Camp • Wednesday Warrior

24

25

26

27

• À la Carte Brunch • Casual Dining-GG

• Pilates Fusion • Junior Summer Camp • Sit & Be Fit • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

• Fit & Fabulous • Junior Summer Camp • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Pasta Night-GG

• Clubhouse, Golf & Tennis Closed • Fitness Open • Junior Summer Camp • Wednesday Warrior

• Fit & Fabulous • Junior Summer Camp • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Water Workout • Mahjong • Lunch-GG • Pasta Night-GG

1 • Friday Fat Burner • Junior Summer Camp • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Lunch-GG

6

• À la Carte Brunch • Casual Dining-GG

13 • Clubhouse, Golf & Tennis Closed • Fitness Open • Junior Summer Camp • Wednesday Warrior

14 • Junior Summer Camp • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

21 • Junior Summer Camp • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

28 • Junior Summer Camp • Strength, Stretch & Release • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Women's RR 3.5 • Water Workout • Lunch-GG

Saturday

9 • Fit & Fabulous • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Lunch-GG

15

16

• Friday Fat Burner • Junior Summer Camp • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

• Fit & Fabulous • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Lunch-GG

22

23

• Friday Fat Burner • Junior Summer Camp • Women's RR 3.0 • Women's RR 4.0 • Lunch-GG • Casual Dining-GG

• Fit & Fabulous • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Lunch-GG

29

30

• Friday Fat Burner • Junior Summer Camp • Wimbledon Mixed Doubles • Lunch-GG • Lobster Night-CR

• Fit & Fabulous • Gentle Yoga • Men's RR 3.0/3.5/4.0 • Lunch-GG

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Quail Creek Country Club 13300 Valewood Drive Naples, FL 34119 239-597-2831 239-597-2757 fax www.quailcreekcc.com

Club Board of Directors Elaine Christian Jim Clayton Jim Forte Stu Hodgson Pete Kloet

Jack Phillips Steve Powell Gary Smith Hedy Whitney

FIRST CLASS PRESORT U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 266 NAPLES, FL

IMPORTANT CLUB NUMBERS Golf......................597-2900 Tennis...................597-9725 Fitness................ 593-9378 Accounting........ 254-7410

Dining...................597-2831 Gatehouse............597-1514 Security..............580-8955

Quail Creek Staff Don Hunter, General Manager/COO............................................254-7412 ................................................dhunter@quailcreekcc.com Jon Balyeat, Head Golf Professional................................. 254-7449 ...................................... jbalyeat@quailcreekcc.com Teri Brodie, Fitness Operations Manager........................... 254-7460 ........................................ tbrodie@quailcreekcc.com Jon Call, Director of Tennis................................................ 254-7446 ......................................... jcall@quailcreekcc.com Mike Dero, Director of Golf................................................. 254-7425................................ mikedero@quailcreekcc.com Joseph Dombkowski, Building Manager..................................254-7426....................................jdombkowski@quailcreekcc.com Melanie Dorcy, Director of Catering and Events........ 254-7407 ................................. mdorcy@quailcreekcc.com Wendy Felsinger, Comm. & Marketing Director............. 254-7411 ............................... wfelsinger@quailcreekcc.com Nick Gray, Membership Director...................................... 254-7418 . ......................................ngray@quailcreekcc.com Kevin Leo, Director of Golf Courses & Grounds.............. 254-7442 ...............................................kleo@quailcreekcc.com Janette Logan, Tennis Pro Shop Manager............................ 254-7420 ...........................................jlogan@quailcreekcc.com Receptionist............................................................................. 597-2831 .......................... receptionist@quailcreekcc.com Scott Ross, Executive Chef................................................ 254-7405 .......................................sross@quailcreekcc.com Cynthia Russell, Director of Human Resources.......... 254-7409 ..................................crussell@quailcreekcc.com Zack Wygant, Assistant General Manager................... 254-7403 .............................. zwygant@quailcreekcc.com