TIME TO CELEBRATE! Save the date September 18 for Raintree’s 50th Anniversary Concert Celebration with Special Guest Sixwire! Mark your calendars for the biggest celebration in Raintree's history as we celebrate our amazing Club's 50th Anniversary! This will be unlike any event we have ever had with the incredible band Sixwire taking the stage on the driving range with drinks, food trucks and more! We can't wait to celebrate with all of you! Check out a bit more about Sixwire below! Ticket Prices, On-Sale Date, and more details for the celebration weekend coming soon! Click HERE to hear what other artists say about Sixwire!
About Sixwire: When the NFL needed its first-ever band on stage to headline the 2019 Draft, it chose Sixwire over thousands of other performers from around the globe. The house band of the Nashville Predators, Tennessee Titans, American Country Music Awards, Sixwire is among the country’s most in-demand touring acts, playing its vast and eclectic catalog of hits from the 1970s-2000s to audiences from coast to coast. Television’s go-to band for shows like “Nashville Star” and “Next Great American Band,” Sixwire also performs with music’s biggest stars headlining special events and has been featured at the Super Bowl, Daytona 500 and NHL AllStar Game. For the special celebration of Raintree’s 50th Anniversary, Sixwire will be joined on stage by a three-piece horn section that has played on Broadway and with The Temptations, Four Tops and Charlotte Symphony. Schedule for the Night (subject to change) 4:30 Gates Open 5:30-7:00PM: Opening Act, Charlotte’s own Chunky Daddy 7:00-7:30PM: Intermission, Announcements, Stage Changeover 7:30-10:00PM: Sixwire
July 2021
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TABLE OF CONTENTS General Manager’s Message ......................................................................... 3 Membership News .......................................................................................... 4 Pool News .......................................................................................................... 5 Events & Dining ............................................................................................... 6 Golf .................................................................................................................... 10 Tennis, Fitness ................................................................................................ 17 Calendar ........................................................................................................... 22
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@raintreecountryclubnc Board of Directors Jay Herring: President Laura Sullivan: Vice President Thom Goeken: Treasurer Larry Witham: Secretary Al Andrews Matt Arnold David Boyce Mike Fresina Bill Gray Zach Hall Stuart Hogge Charles Jones Charles Powell Kevin Thompson Stephen Winters Monthly Board Meeting Minutes are on Raintree's Website under the "Club Information" link.
CONTACT US Should you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to our Staff that is always
Clubhouse
704.542.8150
Lakeside Grille 704.542.7239
Golf Shop
704.541.8880
Tennis Shop 704.542.8095
Course Maintenance 704.543.9467
Jim Troutman
General Manager jim.troutman@raintreecc.net
Danielle Landers
Director of Membership membership@raintreecc.net
Kris Cappuzzo
Director of Golf kris.cappuzzo@raintreecc.net
Marc Kantor
Director of Athletics marc.kantor@raintreecc.net
Caroline Ness
Clubhouse Manager caroline.ness@raintreecc.net Additional Club contacts can be found on the final page of the newsletter
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From the General Manager General Manager Jim Troutman jim.troutman@raintreecc.net Dear Members, It sure is a great time to be a Member at Raintree! Every day we see smiles as everyone is enjoying great golf and tennis, families are enjoying the pool and kids are learning new sports and making new friends. We are so glad that you are a part of the Raintree family. As you saw on the cover of this month’s newsletter we are making plans to have the biggest event in Raintree’s history! Our 50th Anniversary! Details for golf and tennis events during the celebration week are being finalized but you can save the date for a special concert event on September 18th featuring an amazing artist, Sixwire! Did you know that we share the same birthday as Walt Disney World! Well we are going to do our best to make this a magical event to remember for all our Raintree Members! We will continue to update everyone over the coming weeks as preparations are made but please be sure to save the date of September 18th for an amazing night! Warm Regards,
Jim Troutman, General Manager
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Membership News Dear Members, Membership is doing amazing in 2021 and we are so excited to have all of our New Members becoming part of the Club we all love. As the Pool has opened and kids are out enjoying the summer, it is so exciting to see all of our families taking part in all the fun activities around the Club. If you ever need any help on getting connected or finding out what programs may fit your needs, please don’t hesitate to ask.
Membership Director Danielle Landers Membership@raintreecc.net
If everyone would please take a moment and review the Dress Code of the Club below. This Dress Code applies to all Raintree Members and Guests and we ask for everyone to please take note as you are at the Club. If you have any questions, please let me or any of our Staff know and we will be happy to clarify. Thank you and have a wonderful July! All the best, Danielle Landers, Director of Membership
Clubhouse and Lakeside Grille
• Tee Shirts of any kind are not permitted for men, women, and children over the age of 10. Men and boys ten and older must wear collared or mock-collared shirts. • Blue Jeans are permitted as long as they do not have any rips, tears, or holes. • Hats are not allowed to be worn during Sunday Brunch or in the upstairs dining area of the Grille or in the Main Clubhouse after 5:30PM. • Performance Shirts without a collar are permitted in the 37th Hole and Member Bar area. • Swimsuits are not permitted anywhere in the Lakeside Grille or Main Clubhouse. • All persons swimming must have proper swim attire.
Golf Course & Practice Facilities
• No denim, tank tops, t-shirts allowed at any time. • Traditional golf attire is considered collared shirts, slacks or bermuda length shorts and skorts. • Men’s shirts must be tucked in at all times and hat bills must be worn in the forward position.
Tennis Courts
• No denim allowed at any time. • Traditional tennis attire is required of all Members and Guests. • No tank tops or sleeveless shirts for Men. • Appropriate athletic shoes with non-marking soles are required.
Fitness Center • • • • •
No denim allowed at any time. Full length shirt required. Athletic pants or shorts. Athletic, non-marking shoes. No Open-toed shoes
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Raintree Stingrays We swam our way into the Raintree record board! Congratulations Ava Baker and Zane Williams. Ava broke 9-10 girls Free and IM Raintree Record and Zane broke 11-12 boys Free Record. We scored over 500 points in one meet which has not been done in 7 years. We also started a new LITTLE RAYS group with 3 and 4 year olds that hopefully will become a Raintree tradition. Our pancakes and pictures was a ton of fun that will now carry on for seasons to come! Thank you to all the swimmers and families that participated this year. A huge thank you to Coach Marti and all the hard work and dedication she puts into our Swim Team and all these great kids. Can’t wait to see everyone next year. Go Stingrays!
We had Lauren Purdue Olympic gold medalist visit our team. We look forward to another banner year 2022!
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Pro Shop News We are in the heat of the summer and Independence Day is right around the corner. Whether you decide to enjoy a round of golf, spend time with family or grill out poolside, the golf professional staff wishes everyone a safe holiday weekend. Please do your share to maintain the condition of the golf course by filling divots in the fairways and fixing your pitch marks on the greens. Your assistance provides a quick and easy way to improve everyone’s experience at Raintree Country Club. Additionally, please view the recommended divot pattern when practicing. This helps the grass grow in better as we rotate the hitting areas.
Check out this video from Luis DeJesus & Tyler Lucas on how to properly manage divots on the range and the course to keep great looking turf!
Keeping Up with Golf Shop Merchandise!
We would like to thank all our members for their continued support of the Raintree Golf Shop. As we continue to see an increase in membership and rounds of golf, we have seen unprecedented support of all golf shop merchandise. We will be receiving new inventory this month from Foot Joy, Travis Mathew, GFORE, Fairway & Greene, Holderness & Bourne and we will be introducing a new vendor: American Needle Hats! We appreciate all the member support to continue making this year the best we’ve ever had!
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RMGA The Member-Member 3 n 1
Saturday, June 26 saw 144 players compete over 27 holes in this unique tournament. Two-man teams played 9 holes of Best-Ball; 9 Holes of Captain’s Choice and then finished the day with 9 holes of Modified Alternate Shot. Survival of the fittest? Perhaps. A little sore the next day? You bet! But the tournament was a lot of fun and produced some excellent golf!
Overall Flight Winners 1st Flight Matt Kilgo & Dave Richardson 2nd Flight Ryan Revier & Jeff Revier 3rd Flight Pete Harrison & David Scott 4th Flight Eric Eberle & Neil Schreiber 5th Flight Mike Stone & Randy Stone 6th Flight Gregory Keith & Peter Katz 7th Flight Mac White & Steve Jenkins
For full Tournament Results Click HERE
8th Flight Justin Abernethy & Dana Conners
Upcoming Events
The Red, White and Blue | July 10 & 11
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The Draft | August 7 & 8
RSMGA Two Omega Wins!
Our Omega team went a long way toward achieving a successful season by capturing two huge wins during June! On June 9th we beat Cedarwood at home 14.5 – 9.5. Top point-getters were Jack Amar and Joel Reichard with a 3-0 win. Ken Rice led the way with a 76. On June 23 we posted an unprecedented 20.5 – 3.5 home victory over Carolina Country Club! 6 of our 2-man teams posted 3-0 victories! Tom Phillips led the way with a 73!
June 23 – Average Stableford Points 1st Place Bernie Harper Hugh Hallam Tom Flaherty Rich Grippando 2nd Place Chris Hamilton Bill Hartsell Sal Maiorano On A Sad Note We were deeply saddened by the passing of John Grabon on June 16th during a home Omega match. John was a valued RSMGA member and had been a Raintree member since 1995. John was 72. We extend our deepest sympathy and best wishes to John’s family.
June Events
The winners of the June events are highlighted below. The remaining June, plus tournament schedules are also included. June 9 – Best-Ball 2-Man Teams, Flighted Flight Winners 1st Flight Greg Koch & Tom Phillips 2nd Flight Leo Tosto & Larry Witham
If you are over 50 and interested in joining the RSMGA please contact one of the following officers: Roger Littell 8littrll@gmail.com | Pete Marco pmarcop49@gmail.com We would love to have you join us!
July Events • • • • •
Wed July 7 Wed July 14 Wed July 21 Wed July 28 Thurs July 29
8:30 SG 8:30 SG/9:30 8:30 SG 8:30 SG 9:30
North Qualifier-Carmel (h) 7/14 / Avg. net pts. ABCD South OMEGA vs Carmel (h) / 2 BB Net Threesomes North Qualifier-Carmel (a) 7/29 / BB Net 2-man teams South Qualifier-Ballantyne (h) 8/4/ Avg. net pts OMEGA vs Carmel (a)
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RWGA Little Ringer
RWGA Member/Member
Congratulations to all the winners of the Little Ringer Tournament held in June Flight 1 Low Gross -- 73 Stephanie Bendfeldt Low Net--61 Hongjoo Kim Second Low Gross--74 Nadine Neel
After Golf Pictures
The tournament will be held on July 22nd followed by a luncheon and business meeting. Pick your own team. You may play red tees or the red/diamond tees. Sign-up will be on Golf Genius. If you are looking for a partner, please contact Kathleen lebmates@carolina.rr.com
Flight 2 Low Gross-79 Yon Kim Low Net-63 Jona Maiorano Second Low Net-64 Lisa Miller Flight 3 Low Gross-87 Cindy Sikorski Low Net-66 Merph Moyer Second Low Net-69 Margarita Warnholtz Flight 4 Low Gross-85 Wenona Van Winkle Low Net-62 Susan Fritsch Ties Second Low Net-64 Clara Lee & Dale Yaged Flight 5 Low Gross-91 Karen Covington Low Net-69 Barbara Littell Second Low Net-71 Cynthia Gabriels
Ladies Interclub
The Ladies Interclub team played a match in June against River Run coming away with a 7-2 victory! Next match is July 14 at Cowan’s Ford
Upcoming Events for July
July 1 – Red, White, & Golf July 9 – Mutt & Jeff July 13 – CCWGA @ Longview CC July 15 – Gross, Net, & Putts and NC State Play Day Tournament July 20 – Team Match July 22 – Member/Member Tournament and MidYear Business Meeting July 23 – Monthly Mixer July 29 – Bargain Days Every Monday AM – Forever Young
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The Niners Mucha Wins Niners’ Putting Contest Takes Home $175 At the Niners’ June Fun Day (first Tuesday of each month) Leslie Mucha sunk a 40-foot put on the 18th green and won the pot. The contest starts anew at our next Fun Day, July 6.
Niners Honor New Members at Ladies Tea The Niners donned fancy hats and enjoyed tea sandwiches and sweets on June 24 in Stacie McGinn’s garden in Myers Park. The tea honored the Niners’ Class of 2021.
Events in July Independence Day Cookout and Fun Day, Tuesday, July 6 — Bingo, Bango, Bongo. RSVP for cookout R9HLadies@outlook.com Ringer Tournament, Monday and Tuesday, July 12-13 — Look for invitation from Kris. July 2021 | 14
Ladies Tuesday Scramble Come out every Tuesday for a fun evening of Captain’s Choice golf! Event is open to any Raintree Golfing Lady with a Handicap. • • • • •
Starting time is a 5:30 SG. Sign up in the 37th Hole by 5:15PM Captain’s Choice Format $5 Entry plus Cart Fee Winners and Prizes announced in the 37th Hole after play
Monthly Mixer Our June Monthly mixer was held Friday night June 25 with a 5:30 shotgun. Played a captain’s choice step aside tee shot on the front 9 of the north course. First place with a 33 Miles Levine, Kelly Straub and Cynthia Gabriels. Second place tie 34 - Richard Winquist, Becky Betts and Wendy Campbell and the team of Bruce Campbell, Terry Steepe and Sheri Straub After golf we met on the pool balcony for scoring and drinks. Next mixer will be Friday July 23 - 5:30 SG. Sign up by texting Karen at 704-641-7818 or with Pro Shop.
Questions. Karen Covington 704-641-7818.
Closest to Pin Winners
#5 Diane Urbanski and #9 Cynthia Gabriels. Men #5 Bill Sabo and #9 Brian Traxler.
June 25 Winners First place with a 33 Miles Levine, Kelly Straub and Cynthia Gabriels.
Looking forward to seeing you all at the July mixer.
Couples Golf
Our Couple Golf event in June played a 1-2-3 Combo event with 12 couples playing on a great Sunday Afternoon. 1st Gross: Pat & Nadine Neel Gary & S00n Pang 2nd Gross: Mark & Terry Steepe Randy & Joanne Stone 1st Net: 2nd Net:
Hartmut & Stephanie Bendfeldt Brian & Anne Traxler Gordon & Lisa Miller Bob & Susan Fritsch
on July
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Next Event will be a
Modified Stableford 25th!
Golf Instruction News Video Tip of the Month: “Practice with a purpose”
Here is a great way to spend your time practicing on the driving range.
and the same target for all four of these shots. The second four-ball set is where you are going to perform. This is where you need to simulate the golf course as closely as possible. Each shot must be performed with your full pre-shot routine. Each ball will have a different target and you must use a different club. NO RE-DO’S! Once you have finished this eight-ball set, repeat, and repeat and repeat.
Upcoming Fall Junior Golf:
Make two piles of golf balls, four balls each. The first four-ball set is where you are going to train. You should focus on your fundamentals and work on any swing feel you and your instructor have established. It is good practice to lay alignment sticks down for aim and ball position or use training aides for your swing training. You will use the same club
Operation 36 Fall 8-Week Semester Operation 36 - Raintree Country Club This popular after school program is back again for the Fall beginning the week of August 30. Designed for beginners and intermediate players aged 7-13. Classes offered on Monday, Wednesday, and bonus classes on Thursday. On-course events held on Saturday afternoons. Click the link above to read more and to sign-up. Do not hesitate, space is limited and classes fill up very fast!
Handicap News Under the World Handicap System (WHS) there are two types of handicaps, Course Handicap and Playing Handicap. Course Handicaps are determined by the formula: Handicap Index X (Slope /113) + CR – Par). This handicap is the most commonly used for normal play in most stroke and match play games and is also used to determine the maximum score on holes. Playing Handicaps are calculated by the formula: Course Handicap X handicap allowance. Handicap allowances are applied based on certain criteria to allow for equity in competitions and guidelines are provided in the handicap manual.
At Raintree, allowances are not often applied so the most common handicap used is the Course Handicap. Please refer to the Handicap Committee any questions on this topic.
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Tennis News Mary Salem Gregory Paramore Scholarship Congratulations to the following kids… Erica Barton, Jodi Spite and Kellie Tinsley. They are pictured below along with Marc Kantor (camp director) and Pender Murphy (Tennis outreach program director) as the recipients of the First annual “Mary Salem Gregory Paramore” Scholarship. The funding provided non-member kids the opportunity to attend the Raintree Country Club Summer Camp program. The Summer Camp is an all-day sports camp that focuses on tennis golf swimming and fun!! A big thank you to all members who donated.
League Play Coming Soon
It’s time to start thinking about fall USTA and Queen City tennis. Registration for USTA has begun. If you plan to captain a team, please send an email to the tennis shop with the level and age group of your team. If you are a new player that would like to get on a team, please send an email to the tennis shop (tennisshop@raintreecc.net) with the following information: • Your USTA rating (you have to have a USTA rating and a USTA number to play) • The age group you want to play in daytime or nighttime play
If you are interested in playing Queen City, we have weekday, Saturday and Sunday mixed doubles teams. Weekday matches are on Wednesday and Thursday mornings at 9:30, depending on which division the team is in. Saturday matches are at 8:30 (men) and 11:30 (women). Sunday mixed doubles matches are at 1:00 or 3:00 PM. If you would like to sign up for Queen City, please let contact the Tennis Shop and let us know which QC league you would like. If you have any questions, please contact the Tennis Shop at 704-542-8095 or tennisshop@raintreecc.net.
USTA teams are limited to 15 players per team. We will help find a team for you, as long as there are spaces available.
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Fitness News Everyone’s weight loss looks a little different, but we all have one thing in common: progress is encouraging! However, at one point or another, you almost surely will hit a plateau with your progress- which can be discouraging if you don’t expect it or don’t know why. The human body is great at adapting to new inputs, and everyone’s body is different. However, there are three probable reasons to why anyone’s weight loss progress might stagnate. So why the weight loss plateau? 1)As you lose weight, your metabolic rate changes. You may need to reevaluate the calories you’re burning and taking in. Metabolic rate refers to the amount of energy that your body uses to function at rest. The overall mass of your body is the main factor that determines its metabolic ratethe heavier you are, the more energy your body uses. As you lose weight, your body naturally begins to consume less energy to move and function. You need to eat fewer calories than you burn to lose weight; this is known as a calorie deficit. Dr. Alexandra Sowa, a New York internal medicine physician, states that for every 10% of body weight lost, roughly 20% fewer calories are required to continue weight loss. With that in mind, it is important to consume enough protein to minimize muscle loss. A general rule of thumb is that at least 25% of your daily calorie intake should be from protein (one gram of protein has four calories). It is important to note that everyone is different, everyone has a different minimum healthy weight, and everyone should find the diet and calories that work for them to achieve a sustainable goal weight. These are simply tips to help you back on track with your weight loss goals.
several ways: increasing intensity, frequency, time, or type of exercise. This way, a plateau can be avoided by constantly increasing your body’s output. 3) Your body is adapting to a new set point. Just be patient as your body adapts! The set point is the weight at which your body is comfortable and wants to return to when weight fluctuates. Research suggests that it takes a while to adapt to a new set point as you lose weight. If your progress stagnates, it may be a sign that your body is still adjusting to a new set point and needs time to adjust before allowing you to lose more weight easily. As dietician Abby Langer puts it, “A plateau might simply be your body adapting to a new set point.” The thing to do in this situation is just give yourself time- be patient, and with the human body being the master adapter that it is, and you’ll be back on track in a few weeks. Keep these factors and a persistent outlook in mind, and you will achieve your goals. https://health.usnews.com/wellness/food/articles/2018-0209/3-reasons-youve-hit-a-weight-loss-plateau-and-how-tobreak-through#expert-sources https://health.usnews.com/wellness/articles/weight-lossplateau-how-to-break-through
2)Your body is getting more efficient at performing, burning less energy during the same workout. You may need to focus on progressive overload. The more you perform an exercise, you learn how to perform it better in two ways: your technique improves, and your body learns to recruit your muscle fibers more effectively. So, the longer you exercise, the less energy that your body requires to perform the same exercise. With this in mind, it is important to focus on progressive overload: increasing the difficulty of your workout to increase the demand on your body. This way, as your body becomes stronger, your workouts continue to challenge you the same amount. Progressive overload can be done
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Sunday
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Tuesday
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Golf Tennis Pool Dining/Events
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Cardio Tennis
Pool Open 10AM-8PM
Beginner Clinic
Beginner Clinic Dogfight 5:30
Pool Open 10AM-8PM
Raintree Calendar of Events | July 2021
RWGA 8:36SG N Pool Open 10AM-7PM 4 July 4th Celebration
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Cardio Tennis
ACES Clinic
Cardio Tennis
Beginner Clinic
NO Sunday Brunch
Forever Young 8AM
Niners 8:30SG S 3-11
RSMGA 8:30 SG N
Beginner Clinic
Pool Open 10AM-8PM
Pool Open 10AM-6PM
Pool Open 12PM-6PM
Ladies Scramble 5:30
Pool Open 10AM-7PM
Pool Open 10AM-7PM 12 11 Sunday Brunch ACES Clinic 10AM-2PM Forever Young RMGA R,W,B 8AM 8:00 TT S Niners Ringer 8:30 TT N Pool Open 10AM-6PM Pool Open 12PM-6PM
PGA Jr. League 4:30TT S
Forever Young 8AM
Pool Open 10AM-6PM
Pool Open 12PM-6PM
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Niners Ringer 8:30 TT N
ACES Clinic
RWGA Team Match 9:03TT N Ladies Scramble 5:30
RSMGA/ OMEGA 8:30/9:30 SG S PGA Jr. League 4:30TT S Pool Open 10AM-7PM
20 Cardio Tennis
21 ACES Clinic
Niners 8:30SG NB
RSMGA 8:30SG N
RWGA Team Match 9:03TT
PGA Jr. League 4:30TT N
Ladies Scramble 5:30
Paint & Pies
Pool Open 10AM-7PM 26 25 Sunday Brunch ACES Clinic 10AM-2PM
Pool Open 10AM-8PM
Dogfight 5:30 Pool Open 10AM-7PM
Pool Open 10AM-7PM 19 18 Sunday Brunch ACES Clinic 10AM-2PM
RWGA 8:30SG S
RMGA R,W,B 8:00 TT S
Pool Open 10AM-7PM
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ACES Clinic RSMGA 8:30SG S
Couples Golf 12PM SG N
Forever Young 8AM
Niners 8:30SG S 3-11
Pool Open 10AM-6PM
PGA Jr. Regional
Ladies Scramble 5:30
Music by the Pool 1-5PM
Pool Open 12PM-6PM
Pool Open 10AM-7PM
Pool Open 10AM-7PM Wine Tasting
16 15 Cardio Tennis Beginner Clinic Beers & BBQ with music by RWGA Daniel Sarjeant 8:30SG S
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Dogfight 5:30
Pool Open 10AM-8PM
Sr. Interclub 10:00TT N
Men’s Interclub vs Rolling Hills
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Cardio Tennis Monthly Beginner Clinic Mixer 5:30SG
Flight Scope Day 10-4
RWGA 8:30SG N
Pool Open 10AM-8PM
Sr. Interclub 10:00TT S Dogfight 5:30
Pool Open 10AM-8PM
Pool Open 10AM-7PM 30 29 Cardio Tennis Beginner Clinic Senior 4-Ball 12PM SG RWGA Pool Open 8:30SG S 10AM-8PM Senior 4-Ball 12PM SG Pool Open 10AM-7PM
All events & specials are subject to change or cancellation
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Beginner Clinic
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ADDITIONAL STAFF CONTACTS Luis DeJesus
Melissa Rodgers
Steve Bogdanoff
Sam Warner
Brad Fellrath
Matthew Bauwin
Tom Kennedy
Jennifer Sullivan
Brian Talley
Arielle Lobrano
Head Golf Professional luis.dejesus@raintreecc.net Director of Instruction sbogdanoff@pga.com
Controller m.rodgers@raintreecc.net Director of Food & Beverage sam.warner@raintreecc.net
Course Superintendent bfellrath@yahoo.com
Executive Chef chef@raintreecc.net
Facilities Manager tom.kennedy@raintreecc.net Director of Communications brian.talley@raintreecc.net
Catering Director catering@raintreecc.net F & B Manager arielle.lobrano@raintreecc.net
ASSOCIATION CONTACTS RMGA RWGA RSMGA R9H
Eric Schmidt
704.622.7068
Anne Traxler
980.230.3229
Roger Littell
704.737.2573
Charlotte Reilly
704.544.8080
CLUB HOURS Monday Main Clubhouse and Fitness Center
Sunday: 5:00AM-7:00PM Closed
Lakeside Grille
7:30AM-7:00PM
Golf Pro Shop
Open for USTA Matches
Tennis Shop
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10:00AM - 6:00PM
Pool
Tuesday - Saturday Main Clubhouse and Fitness Center
5:00AM-9:00PM
Lakeside Grille
11:00AM - 9:00PM
Golf Pro Shop*
7:30AM-7:00PM
Tennis Shop Pool | Tuesday-Thursday Friday-Saturday
8:30AM - 4:00PM (3PM on Saturdays)
10:00AM - 7:00PM 10:00AM - 8:00PM
*Driving Range Closed Tuesdays 12-3PM
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Main Clubhouse and Fitness Center
5:00AM-7:00PM
Golf Pro Shop
7:30AM-7:00PM
Lakeside Grille Tennis Shop Pool
11:00AM - 6:00PM 12:00PM-4:00PM 10:00AM - 6:00PM
Halfway House Hours Open Daily 8:00AM - 7:00PM
Hours of Operation are posted in advance and are subject to change due to weather or some other unforeseen reason.
Celebrating 50 Years of Excellence
July 2021