vINNIE gILLiARD | eXECUTIVE cHEF VGILLIARD@SCIOTOCC COM
dIANA O’BRIEN | DIRECTOR OF EVENTS DOBRIEN@SCIOTOCC.COM
kONNI gUITRY | cONTROLLER KGUITRY@SCIOTOCC COM cRAIG mEYERS | aTHLETIC dIRECTOR CMEYERS@SCIOTOCC COM
Dan Morneau | dIRECTOR OF Racquets DMORNEAU@SCIOTOCC COM
dON sARGENT | Director of Instruction DSARGENT@SCIOTOCC COM
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
dANIEL p lHOTA | pRESIDENT
mARK a. wAGENBRENNER | vICE pRESIDENT
Richard p. Dipaolo, iii | sECRETARY sTEVE kENNEDY, jR. | tREASURER
GOVERNORS
jeff T Deleone | board member
Kevin Griffith | boARD mEMBER
Joseph b Hayek | bOARD mEMBER
Randy schoedinger | bOARD mEMBER
Mike Townsley | boARD mEMBER
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gOLF sHOP 486-1039
fITNESS 485-1132
pOOL 486-0636
tENNIS 486-0636 MEMBER BILLING 481-7257
N O T E F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T
As we move into the spring season, I’d like to take a moment to highlight the work being done by staff leadership, Scioto’s wide range of Committees, and the Board of Trustees From overseeing day-to-day operations to driving strategic initiatives, these dedicated individuals and groups are responsible for ensuring that all aspects of the Scioto experience are exceptional for our membership
The Role of the Board of Trustees and Staff Leadership
At the top of our leadership structure is the Board of Trustees, which plays a vital role in setting the long-term direction of the Club. The Board is responsible for approving the club’s budget, overseeing major decisions, and providing guidance on the overall mission of Scioto. They work closely with our professional staff leadership, headed by our General Manager/COO Joe Furko, to ensure that the club’s day-to-day operations align with our goals and priorities The staff leadership team is responsible for executing the vision of the Board by managing the club’s daily functions, providing support to the committees, and ensuring that all amenities and services meet the high standards we have come to expect Together, the Board and staff leadership work to create a strategic and efficient process for enhancing the member experience
Core Operational Committees
Scioto has five core operational Committees that focus on maintaining and improving the key amenities that define our Club These Committees ensure that our facilities are in top condition and that our programs are engaging and enriching for our membership
· Golf Committee + Green Committee: These Committees are responsible for managing the golf course, organizing tournaments, and ensuring the overall quality of the Scioto golfing experience. The Green Committee is focused on the maintenance and playing conditions of our golf course and works closely with course management to ensure that the grounds are maintained to the highest standards. From course maintenance to tee time reservations, these Committees strive to ensure that members have an enjoyable and challenging golf experience year-round.
· Aquatics Committee: The Aquatics Committee oversees the pool area, ensuring it is well-maintained and safe for all members. They manage swim lessons, team activities, and aquatic fitness programs. The Committee also organizes seasonal events, making the pool a vibrant and enjoyable space for families and individuals alike.
· Racquets Committee: This Committee manages our tennis, paddle and pickleball programs, overseeing court maintenance, scheduling, and ensuring that players of all levels have access to a dynamic and welcoming racquets community They are also responsible for organizing leagues, lessons, and social events that enhance the racquet sports experience.
· Fitness Committee: Focused on promoting wellness, the Fitness Committee manages the fitness center and wellness programs. They are responsible for ensuring that our fitness equipment is in top condition and that we offer a wide range of fitness classes, from yoga to strength training, that cater to the diverse needs of our members.
· Member Experience Committee (formerly House): This Committee plays a crucial role in overseeing all food, beverage, and event-related activities. They work with the culinary team to develop menus, organize special events, and ensure that our dining offerings meet the tastes and preferences of our members. Whether it’s a casual dinner or an elegant banquet, the Member Experience Committee works to ensure that the small details that drive a memorable experience are in focus.
N O T E F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T
Specialized Committees
In addition to our core operational committees, we have several other specialized committees that support specific areas of the Club’s operations and strategic initiatives These committees are crucial for guiding longterm decisions and improving member engagement across various facets of the Club
· Membership Committee: This Committee is responsible for overseeing the new member selection process and criteria. They help create a welcoming environment for new members and organize events that foster a sense of community at the Club.
· Finance Committee: The Finance Committee ensures the financial health of the Club by reviewing budgets, monitoring expenses, and ensuring that the Club remains financially sustainable while delivering exceptional services.
· Technology & Security Committee: Responsible for overseeing the Club’s technological infrastructure and physical security measures, this Committee works to ensure the Club’s systems are reliable, secure, and capable of meeting the needs of our members.
· Long Range Planning Committee: Focused on the future, this Committee helps develop long-term strategies for capital improvements and infrastructure projects. They ensure that Scioto remains a forward-thinking Club, capable of adapting to future member needs and industry trends.
· Tournaments Committee: This group is responsible for organizing and overseeing the Club’s tournament calendar, comprised of both amateur and professional golf tournaments. Scioto has a storied history of tournament golf, and this Committee works to continue that legacy
· Traditions Committee: The Traditions Committee ensures that Scioto’s rich history and traditions are honored and celebrated. This Committee oversees both the formal and informal traditions that help define the culture and heritage of Scioto.
· Golf Course Access Committee: This newer Committee is actively discussing policies and procedures related to access to the golf course, ensuring that course usage is optimized, and that membership access is equitable.
· 2026 USSO Committee: This special Committee is dedicated to planning and organizing Scioto’s involvement in the 2026 United States Senior Open. They manage logistics, promotions, and member engagement as the Club prepares for this prestigious event.
· Nominating Committee: The Nominating Committee is responsible for selecting candidates for the Board of Trustees and other key Club positions. They ensure that the leadership of the Club reflects the interests and values of the membership.
The work of these Committees is essential to the ongoing success and growth of Scioto Country Club. Through their collective efforts, they ensure that every aspect of the Club is thoughtfully managed and that our members have a top-tier experience at every turn.
We are grateful for the time, dedication, and expertise that each committee brings to the table. Their efforts, in collaboration with our Board of Trustees and staff leadership, help Scioto in our quest to be the premier country club in the nation.
I would encourage all members to engage with the committees and share your feedback, ensuring that we continue to improve and grow together as a club. We are incredibly fortunate to have a club like Scioto, and the Board is committed to building upon the strong foundation we've established It’s an honor to serve this Club, and we will continue striving to build on past successes while moving us forward
Dan Lhota
C L U B N E W S
As March arrives, we're gearing up for an ambitious shutdown period. Our schedule includes major construction on the north campus, kitchen renovations, carpet replacement in multiple areas, and upgrades to both our club operating software and phone systems – all while maintaining our regular deep cleaning and facility maintenance routines.
The new computer software launches on March 3rd Members should experience minimal disruption, with the only notable change being temporarily unable to view March charges In early April, we'll introduce our new website, which will have more significant implications for members We'll provide comprehensive guidance on these changes as we approach the launch date
North Campus construction continues to progress, with the framing crew now on site and walls expected to take shape this week. Unfortunately, the cold temperatures have impacted our timeline, putting us roughly four weeks behind schedule. We're optimistic that we can make up some lost time during the framing phase and through concurrent construction of the Golf House.
Our kitchen renovation begins March 10th within a compressed completion timeline. Currently, all equipment deliveries are scheduled to arrive on time. We're excited to showcase the new kitchen during our open house on March 27th, followed by the reopening of our dining rooms for à la carte service on March 28th, featuring a fresh menu.
Mark your calendar for March 6th, when we'll launch hospitality sales for the 2026 US Senior Open. We invite all members to join us to show their support. June 29th, 2026 will be here before we know it, and we'll need everyone's engagement to make this event a success – not just for SCC, but for the entire Columbus community
Joe Furko, CCM, CCE General Manager, COO
M E M B E R
(Social)
Mr. Brett D. Bukvic (Christina “CJ”)
Associate V.P., Business Development Hikma Pharmaceuticals Sponsors
Dr. William R. Miely Jessica Joseph
(Social)
Mr. Samuel H. Porter (Sandi) Partner / Lawyer Ice Miller, LLP Sponsors
John C. Adams
Deborah Pryce
Mr. Antonio P. Smyth
Mr. James DeRoberts
Social Member
Member Since May 1996
Mr. H. Martin Westfall
Life Member
Member Since July 1967
T R A D I T I O N S
Jack Hesler: A Legacy of Excellence at Scioto Country Club
Some names in the history of Scioto Country Club stand out not just for their accomplishments but for the way they carried themselves both on and off the course. One of those names is Jack Hesler – one of the most accomplished amateur golfers in Club history but also a true gentleman and model Member.
From his flawless golf swing to his steady temperament and constant respect for his fellow Members, Jack embodied class His approach to membership at Scioto was defined by a lesson his father gave him when he joined the Club:
“Starting today, you need to continuously prove to the membership of Scioto Country Club that when they accepted you as a fellow member, they did not make a mistake.”
Jack took that advice to heart, and his legacy is undeniable He won the Club Championship a record 17 times, finished runner-up 7 times, and captured 7 Senior Club Championships. His competitive record at the state and national levels was equally impressive.
Still, Jack’s contributions to the Club extended beyond the trophies he won. He represented everything great about Scioto Country Club – respect for the Club, sportsmanship, and an enduring commitment to excellence. His legacy continues to inspire, reminding us all of the standards that define our Club and the humility and respect that are the hallmarks of a true champion.
G O L F
Dear Member,
We are thrilled to welcome Jenny Gleason as the new Director of Women’s Golf at Scioto Country Club With an impressive background as both a professional player and instructor, Jenny brings a wealth of experience, passion, and dedication to our Scioto Women's Golf Association and the Club at large
A standout collegiate player at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro, Jenny went on to compete professionally on the LPGA and Symetra Tours for over a decade. She later transitioned into coaching, serving as an Assistant Women’s Golf Coach at Kent State University and Texas State University, where she played a key role in player development and program growth.
Beyond coaching, Jenny has extensive experience in the golf industry, most recently serving as a Territory Manager for XXIO Golf. Her knowledge of the game, combined with her business acumen, makes her an invaluable addition to our team
Jenny shared her excitement about joining Scioto:
"I'm honored to join the team at Scioto Country Club as the Director of Women's Golf. It's a privilege to work at such a prestigious club so rich in golf history. I look forward to serving the membership and helping them enjoy the game even more. I've always been passionate about golf and I couldn't be more excited to contribute to one of the finest country clubs in the country. A special thank you to Joe Falardeau and everyone involved in the interview process for this incredible opportunity "
As Director of Women’s Golf, Jenny will execute tournament operations for the SWGA, lead clinics, oversee instructional programs, and enhance the golfing experience. Please join us in giving her a warm welcome to the Club!
Sincerely,
Joe Falardeau, PGA Director of Golf
G O L F
Dear Member,
As we near closer to the beginning of golf season, we would like to provide an update on registration for the 2025 Men’s Invitational (June 12-14) Registration will be completed online through Golf Genius to streamline our process.
The registration link we will be emailed on Tuesday, March 4th at 8:00am. Members will have until Sunday, March 9th to submit their registration. No late entries will be accepted. This year’s Invitational lottery will be conducted live at the Masters Party on Thursday, April 3rd in the Men’s Grille
The bullet points listed below outline the determining factors for the selection process of our Invitational field.
The defending champion from the prior year’s event will receive an exemption into the field. The defending champion is not required to keep the same guest.
The first year submitting an entry card members will receive ONE lottery ball
If a member does not get selected the first year and he submits his entry card for a second consecutive year, he will receive TWO lottery balls
If a member does not get selected for two years and submits an entry card for a third consecutive year, he is automatically exempt into that year’s event
If a member plays in the event for three consecutive years, he is automatically out the fourth year
If a member plays in the prior year’s event and submits an entry card, he will receive ONE lottery ball
New full members are not eligible to submit an entry card within their first full calendar year
Each member will be assigned a lottery ball number or numbers. We will select these balls at random until the field is full Once the field is set, we will continue to select balls until none remain to determine the waitlist order
As a reminder, you must submit your registration to be eligible for the lottery even if you are exempt into the field.
The Men’s Invitational is the most subscribed event at the Club. Thank you for your continued support of our tournament program
Kind Regards,
The Golf Staff
G O L F
Scioto's Fifth Evans Scholar!
Just when we thought the news couldn’t get any better, Scioto Country Club is proud to announce that a fifth caddie from our ranks has been awarded the prestigious Chick Evans Scholarship. Ben Sommer, who was previously named a Keiser Scholar through the Evans Scholars Foundation, has now earned a three-year Evans Scholarship.
Ben is already a freshman at Miami University, where he has excelled both in the classroom and as a student leader. His dedication and hard work paid off in a big way he finished his first semester on the Dean’s List, a testament to his commitment to academic excellence. Now, with the Evans Scholarship, he will continue his education at Miami with full tuition and housing support for the next three years.
This brings Scioto’s total to five Evans Scholars this year an outstanding achievement for our caddie program and a reflection of the incredible support from our members Thanks to your generosity, mentorship, and commitment to hiring and training young caddies, Scioto continues to be a leader in fostering opportunities for youth through caddying Looking ahead to next year, Scioto will have nine Evans Scholars in school at Miami, Notre Dame, and Ohio State This is a testament to the strength of our program, the dedication of our caddies, and the leadership of our caddie manager, Jason Dick, whose guidance continues to shape young men and women for success.
Congratulations, Ben, and congratulations to the entire Scioto community for making these lifechanging opportunities possible!
J U N I O R G O L F
Drive Chip & Putt
With the golf season rapidly approaching the National Drive, Chip and Putt registration is currently open. Scioto had an unbelievable turnout last year with over 70 kids participating in the local qualifier. We had 11 juniors advance through the local qualifier and 3 advance to the regional finals! How awesome!
Last fall, Eva Emerson finished 2nd at the Regional Final held at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, KY
The 2nd place finish finish earned her an alternate spot in the 2024 National Finals at Augusta National for the 2nd straight year.
Drive, Chip and Putt is a great program for experienced juniors and brand new beginners to the game. Juniors have an opportunity to advance though local, sub-regional, and regional qualifying to earn a place in the national finals, which is conducted at Augusta National Golf Club the Sunday before the Masters Tournament.
This spring we will host a special Scioto Training Day for juniors who sign up for the national drive, chip and putt This will be a great opportunity for our juniors to test their skills and experience the drive, chip and putt before they attempt to qualify at the local level in June Our training date will be Monday, May 12th, 4:30pm to 7:30pm Registration for our training day is currently open via ForeTees. Make sure to sign up today!
Registration for the national drive, chip, and putt is currently open via the website: drivechipandputt.com. Please check out the website for additional information on drive, chip and putt and make sure to pick a local qualifier. Golf Club of Dublin and Blacklick are the two local qualifiers in Columbus along with many other options in Southern Ohio. Let’s show our Scioto junior golf pride and make sure to get signed up this year!
Let’s get someone to Augusta!
Coach Chris Yoder Director of Youth Player Development cyoder@sciotocc.com
J U N I O R G O L F
Spring After School Clinics
7 weeks April 9th/10th to May 21st/22nd
Cost is $200 per child
Limit 8 kids per session
Note: If time slots are fullPlease add your name to the waitlist and we will do the best we can to accommodate your junior player
We are excited to continue to utilize the US Kids Player Pathway! Achievement pins are earned each time a section of the booklet is completed. With easy to follow curriculum combined with awards, players can progress from beginner to elite player!
Wednesday’s (Ages 6 to 9)
3:30pm to 4:30pm, 4:30pm to 5:30pm, or 5:30pm to 6:30pm
Thursday’s (Ages 6 to 9)
3:30pm to 4:30pm, 4:30pm to 5:30pm
Thursday’s (Ages 10 to 15) 5:30pm to 6:30pm
Registration for golfing members begins on March 12th and all members may register on March 19th.
Please sign-up on ForeTees under the event sign-up tab * Please note that the golf shop will be closed for shutdown during the registration period so please email Jared Hoelzen at jhoelzen@sciotocc.com or Chris Yoder at cyoder@sciotocc.com with any signup or junior golf questions.
J U N I O R G O L F
Summer Junior Golf Camp
Tuesday, August 5th - Friday, August 8th
Session A: 8:30am- 10:00am
Check In starts at 8:15am
Session B: 10:30am-12:00pm
Check In starts at 10:15am
Cost is $195 per session
Registration for golfing members begins on March 12th and all members may register on March 19th.
Please sign-up on ForeTees under the event sign-up tab. Please note that the golf shop will be closed for shutdown during the registration period so please email Jared Hoelzen at jhoelzen@sciotocc.com or Chris Yoder at cyoder@sciotocc.com with any signup or junior golf questions.
Note: If time slots are full - Please add your name to the waitlist and we will do the best we can to accommodate your junior player.
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A Q U A T I C S
March Pool Hours
ADULT LAP SWIM: 6:00AM-4:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 10:00AM-4:00PM
SWIM TEAM: 4:00PM-7:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 7:00-8:00PM
ADULT LAP SWIM: 6:00AM-4:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 10:00AM-4:00PM
SWIM TEAM: 4:00PM-7:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 7:00-8:00PM
ADULT LAP SWIM: 6:00AM-4:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 10:00AM-4:00PM SWIM TEAM: 4:00PM-7:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 7:00-8:00PM
ADULT LAP SWIM: 6:00AM-4:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 10:00AM-4:00PM
SWIM TEAM: 4:00PM-7:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 7:00-8:00PM
ADULT SWIM: 6:00AM-7:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 10:00AM-7:00PM
ADULT SWIM: 11:00AM-5:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 11:00AM-5:00PM
OPEN SWIM: 11:00AM-4:00PM
NOTE: Shutdown March 15th - March 24th
A Q U A T I C S
A Month Full of Meets and Milestones!
GCSTO
Last Ditch
Meet
– February 3-4
We kicked off the month at the GCSTO Last Ditch Meet at Columbus Academy, where 11 Sharks competed. Some standout performances included:
Rehn Banhos (9) – 4th place in the 50 Freestyle, 2nd place in the 50 Butterfly, earning his second Ohio Junior Championships cut of the season!
Kate Morocco (9) – 3rd place in the 500 Freestyle in her first-ever swim of the event, 4th place in the 50 Backstroke.
Blair Yakovac (10) – 5th place in the 100 IM.
Worthington
Barbara Kay Mini Championships – February 3-4
Our youngest swimmers had an outstanding showing at the Barbara Kay Mini Championships, with nine Sharks competing in the 8 & Under division Notable swims included:
Grey Banhos (7) – 1st place finishes in four events: 50 Backstroke 25 Freestyle 25 Backstroke 25 Butterfly
Audrey Skaruppa (8) – 2nd place in the 50 Backstroke, 4th place in both the 25 Freestyle and 25 Backstroke.
Additionally, Grey Banhos earned the 2nd place High Point Award, while Audrey Skaruppa secured the 7th place High Point Award. Congratulations to both of them!
Central Ohio Short Course Regional Championships
– February 16-18
Seventeen Sharks competed at the Central Ohio Short Course Regional Championships, held at Upper Arlington High School Some top performances included:
Caleb Carpenter (8) – 5th place in the 50 Fly.
Kate Morocco (9) – 4th place in the 100 Backstroke. Blair Yakovac (10) – 5th place in the 100 Freestyle, 4th place in the 100 IM, 2nd place in the 200 Freestyle, and 5th place in the 100 Butterfly. Blair also achieved her first Ohio Junior Championships cut in the 200 Freestyle!
Carolyn Yakovac (10) – 2nd place in the 50 Breaststroke, 4th place in the 200 IM, 5th place in the 100 Breaststroke
The Ohio Junior Championships in Mason, Ohio, is the final meet of the season and one of the most competitive events in the state, featuring only the fastest swimmers. This season, three Sharks qualified:
Rehn and Arabella will compete on Friday, March 7, while all three will race on Saturday, March 8. If you see them, be sure to congratulate them and wish them luck!
Winter Swim Team Banquet – April 3
To celebrate an incredible season, the Sharks will gather for our Winter Swim Team Banquet on April 3. We look forward to recognizing our athletes for their dedication and achievements. The coaching staff could not be prouder of all their hard work this season!
Swim Team Clinics & Lessons – April
Looking to get extra practice before the summer season? Our coaching staff will be running beginner and advanced swim clinics throughout April, focusing on:
All four strokes Racing starts Racing turns
Details on dates, times, pricing, and sign-ups will be available on ForeTees. No prior swim team experience is required—new swimmers are welcome! All participants must pass the club’s swim test.
Private lessons with our swim instructors are also available—sign up in the bubble!
A Q U A T I C S
CALLING ALL SUMMER SHARKS!
Curious about joining the swim and dive team? Please join us for a parent info night
Wednesday, April 9 from 7-8pm to learn about our summer Swimming AND Diving seasons More information to come, and sign-ups for info night will be on ForeTees
SAVE THE DATES:
May 5-16th- Swim Team Head Start (optional: Tiger Sharks and Great Whites only), after school practices
May 19th-23rd- *Potential* Diving Head start at UA High School, details TBD
May 19th- Summer swimming season starts, after school practices
May 27th-30th- Summer diving season starts, after school practices
Saturday, May 31- Diving Green and White Intra-squad practice meet
Monday, June 2- Swimming Green and White Intra-squad practice meet
Monday, June 9- Scioto CC at TCC
Monday, June 16- BGCC at SCC + swim and dive team party to follow on the pool deck
Monday, June 23- WHCC at Scioto CC + swim and diving team party to follow on the pool deck
Monday, June 30- LGCC at Scioto CC + swim and diving team party to follow on the pool deck
Monday, July 7- Scioto CC at New Albany Country Club
Thursday, July 10- Diving CHAMPS at New Albany Country Club
Saturday, July 12- 8 and Under Swim CHAMPS at UA High School
Monday, July 14- 9 and Over Swim CHAMPS at UA High School
Swim and Dive practices are 5 days/week in the mornings once school is out
Additional Saturday morning practice is offered for Great White swimmers
Additional Wednesday evening and Saturday morning practice is offered for all diving groups
Diving meets are held Mondays at 3pm (warm ups before this) unless otherwise indicated.
Swim meets are held Mondays at 5:30pm (warm ups before this) unless otherwise indicated.
Please reach out with questions!
Nathan Holty (Swim Team Head Coach) nholty@sciotocc.com 937-212-3038
Ryan Wilson (Dive Team Head Coach) rwilson@sciotocc.com
Lauren Bach (Dive Team Chair) bachlaurene@gmail.com 614-390-8993
Meredith Banhos (Swim Team Chair) meredithmbanhos@gmail.com 513-460-2220
A Q U A T I C S
R A C Q U E T S
Patrick Ohanian Promoted to Head Tennis Professional!
We are thrilled to announce the promotion of Patrick Ohanian to the position of Head Tennis Professional at our club!
Patrick has been an integral part of our tennis community for several years, demonstrating exceptional skill, dedication, and a passion for the game. His commitment to fostering a positive and inclusive environment for players of all levels has made a significant impact on out members and the overall success of our programs.
Please join us in congratulating Patrick on his well-deserved promotion! We look forward to seeing how he will continue to elevate our tennis community.
Platform Tennis Club Championship Results
We are thrilled to announce the results of this year’s Platform Tennis Club Championship! After an exciting series of matches filled with skill, sportsmanship, and camaraderie, we have our champions
Congratulations to the dynamic duo of Max Rosenthal and Steve Thompson, who showcased exceptional talent and teamwork to defeat the defending Champions Throughout the tournament, their hard work and dedication paid off as they claimed the title of this year’s champion and earned themselves bragging rights for the next year.
A round of applause our runners-up, Matt Arthur and John Trydahl, who put up a fierce fight in their attempt to defend last years title Their journey to the finals was nothing short of inspiring, and we look forward to seeing them back in action next season
Thank you to all participants for making this championship a memorable event We appreciate your enthusiasm and sportsmanship, we can’t wait to see everyone on the court again soon!
Platform Tennis Upcoming Events
Platform- Mixed Couples End of Season Event - March 7th Register on Fore Tees.
Junior Class registration for March: Registration is available on ForeTees. This session will only be for the first 2 weeks of March. March 3rd-March 13th
Racquets Shut Down Dates
March 15th - March 23rd
F I T N E S S
Golf Fitness
Group Class
Golf Fitness Class:
Class Schedule: Monday & Wednesdays at 7:00am
Classes Start January 6, 2025
Focus of this class is to improve flexibility and strength to promote injury prevention.
Classes will focus on the fundamental exercises and movements needed to improve your body and game
This class is ideal for all levels of golfers and varying degrees of golf fitness
Golf Fitness Class Pricing and Registration
All golf fitness classes are $20/per class Limit of 4 partipants per class
Please use ForeTees to sign up for all classes.
TPI Physical Screen
Clubhead Speed Testing
Physcial Screen Results and Workout
Review of Summary and One-on-one work out session (Completed during second visit)
TPI Physical Screen including strength and power testing
Clubhead Speed Testing
Physical Screen Results and Workout
Review of Summary and One-on-one work out session (Completed during second visit)
David Gattshall, Director of Golf Fitness
(614) 485-1132 dgattshall@sciotocc com
“The off season is the perfect time to improve your body and improve your game. I offer individual programs and group classes.
Please contact me if you have any question. Thank you!”
F I T N E S S
Happenings in Fitness
Nutritious & Delicious
Spring and the breaks that come with it are just around the corner. Although it seems like these unbearable temperatures will not end, warmer weather is on its way! The Fitness Center will be closed Monday March 17 through Friday March 21 We will have normal operating hours both the weekend before and after Massage appointments will still be offered during the spring shutdown, but the gym floor, group exercise rooms and locker rooms will be unavailable.
It’s time to spring into shape! Start by adding a trip to the fitness center in your weekly routine. Set some simple, achievable goals, then build from there. Get acclimated to the equipment and the available space. Our knowledgeable and experienced staff can assist with anything you need Don’t be afraid to try our large variety of group exercise classes that are free to fitness center members We offer everything from Spinning, Total Body workouts, and Yoga! Two new “ recovery tubs” have been added to the pool deck for member use, one cold plunge and one hot tub. They are perfect for managing stiff muscles and aches.
This month’s fitness challenge will have you buzzing around the gym Members will attempt four rounds as quickly as possible of, 400m run, 25 wall ball shots, 12 lunges each leg while holding a sandbag, and finally 25 calories on the ski machine. After completing a mile worth of running, 100 wall ball shots, 96 sandbag lunges and 100 calories on the ski machine, spring break will feel well deserved!
