July 2023 Newsletter

FROMTHEGENERALMANAGER

Summertime is here, but what an amazing stretch of weather we have enjoyed for the first half of 2023. The extended cool spring is hard to see go. Thanks to all of you for your support of The Club at Sea Palms. We are blessed to have so many active Members who support all we do. We look forward to a fantastic second half of the year.

After the very long wait for net repairs to be completed, we only had a few months to enjoy the range before the storms on June 13 caused significant damage to pole and netting on the west and north sides. Repair estimates and timelines are underway. Deconstruction and repair will take time, and we appreciate your patience as the process moves forward. In the interim, the plan is to provide a “warm-up” area for Members, guests, and paying golfers only. This area will not be available to the public or for extended practice. Installation of synthetic turf at the practice range is scheduled to be completed during the aerification closure, and portable nets will be used to create this area. More complete details will follow as repair plans are finalized. The Miracle is always a member option; we will waive the guest fee for accompanied guests to practice with you. All guests must be accompanied, as well as any dependents under the age of 17. If you do not have shag balls for The Miracle, please stop by the golf shop, and we will provide a small bag of practice balls for you!

The busy pool and vacation season is upon us. Continued repairs and maintenance on both pools are a priority. The pools are professionally cleaned five days per week, with in-house cleaning the other two. Please remember that the east pool is available to resort guests also. We expect much more resort activity with 120 rooms open for guests. The new wristband policy is in place, and anyone enjoying either pool is required to be checked in and wearing a wristband. To control the entries into the member-only west pool area, the two outside gates are now exit-only. If you need assistance to enter the areas, please call the west fitness staff at 912.268.4233 during attended hours, and they will gladly open the gate for entry. Thank you for your understanding and consideration of the new policy. It is for the protection and safety of all Members and guests.

A big shout out to Assistant PGA Professional Jason Babb and Head PGA Professional for starting the Club at Sea Palms PGA Junior League Team. The first match at Sea Palms was so much fun to watch as more than 40 junior golfers played against local teams from Brunswick CC and Jekyll Island Golf Course. Matches will continue throughout the summer.

With only two majors left to play, the Member-Member and Ladies Member-Guest, the tournament schedule is halfway home. Please congratulate our 2023 Club Championship and Member-Guest winners. Our biggest events of the season were well attended, highly competitive, and fun for all.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

Club Champion- Rusty Mosley (Back-to-Back)

Club Champion Net- Eric Igel

Senior Club Champion- Trey Moody

Senior Net Club Champion- Dennis Noce

Super Senior Club Champion- Kirby Crawford

Super Senior Net Club Champion- Alan Cody

Ladies Club Champion- Jodie Shepard

Ladies Net Club Champion- Deborah Smith

Ladies Senior Club Champion- Bobbi Rish

Ladies Net Senior Club Champion- Amy Starr

Ladies Super Senior Club Champion- Margie Parrott

Ladies Net Super Senior Club Champion- Liz Demato

MEMBER-GUEST

Shootout Overall Champions- Van Box & Hal Rape

Gascoigne Flight- Robby Watson & Carl Rau

Rockefeller Flight- Van Box & Hal Rape

Lanier Flight- Bob & Steve Tebbetts

Oglethorpe Flight- Bill Easley & Stan Hinkley

Enjoy the rest of your summer, and we look forward to seeing you at the club!

Clark Spratlin, PGA General Manager Director of Golf

912.434.5339

clark.spratlin@seapalms.com

MEMBERSHIP

I want to welcome our new members who joined Sea Palms this past quarter. I am excited to have you join our Sea Palms family and am happy to assist you if you ever need it

We look forward to a fun-filled holiday weekend at our Independence Day Celebrations! From Friday, June 30-Tuesday, July 4, members are invited to enjoy a poolside cookout from 11 am-7 pm while children enjoy the waterslide and cornhole all weekend. There will be live music daily by Tim Akins, Michaele Hannemann, Annie Akins, Phil King, and Pine Box Dwellers for members to enjoy.

Interested in a children's camp that sparks their creativity? Ashley Carter will host a Children's Art Camp on Wednesday, July 19, for 8-12 years olds, and Thursday, July 20, for 5–7-year-olds. Children attending the Wednesday class will make watercolor prints, and the Thursday class will create flowers, butterflies, and patriotic popsicle flags. The cost is $50 per child, and a small plate menu will be available to order from. Click here to learn more.

Mark your calendars for our Labor Day Weekend festivities from Friday, September 1-Monday, September 4. A poolside cookout will be open to members every day from 11 am-7 pm, as well as a bounce house and cornhole for the children. Children can have their faces painted by Carol Adams on Sunday, September 3, from 4-6 pm, and enjoy balloon art by Jim Landers on Monday, September 4, from 2-4 pm. Tony Adams, Dave Griffin, Leo Dean, and Phil King will provide daily musical entertainment

I wish everyone a safe and happy summer, and we look forward to seeing you around the club!

Welcome New Members

Aaron & Brooke Sumner

Abigail Lovell & Cecilia Fisher

Alec & Dana Santa-Emma

Andrew & Lauren Posavetz

Ashley Asdell

Brian Watson

Casey & Brittney Cutt

Daniel & Kelsey Stanford

James & Stephanie Billig

Jake & CC Hightower

Jake & Marie Kretlow

John & Nicole Warren

Jonathan & Patrice Havens

Kristopher & Chelsea Polka

Marland & Denesha Harvey

Patrick & Amy Coyner

Patrick Powell & Mollie Sims

Paul & Jill Hartmann

Ryan & Melissa Jones

Ryan & Cynthia Wagner

Tom & Jan Callaghan

William & Ellen Ryan

We truly have a great golf course to be proud of! During the Southeast Junior Golf Tour event early in June, I had countless parents and players say that Sea Palms was the best golf course they played all year long! This is a huge compliment because if you look at their schedule, they have played many great courses. This is a testament to the agronomy team and the care that the membership has provided while playing the golf course. I see members religiously filling divots and raking bunkers. If everyone continues to take pride in their golf course, we will continue to have something to be proud of for years to come. Summer brings about the aerification of the golf course. This is a necessary evil in the golf industry to keep turf conditions healthy and allow for new growth. We are also very excited about the new mats over at the range. I have been at clubs in the past that have this asset on their range. It will help us conserve our natural grass turf area and provide better conditions to practice year-round. This will be possible if people abide by the mat only days and stay off the grass. We have a limited amount of grass, which gets much use.

At the end of June, Jason and I will complete the Spring/ Summer PGA Junior League Season. This is the first PGA Junior League team here at Sea Palms, and we plan to grow the team in the Fall and continue to develop the Junior Golf Program here at Sea Palms. If you are interested in getting your junior into golf, I suggest getting them signed up for Junior League this Fall. We practice over at The Miracle. We emphasize getting the ball into the hole. Junior golfers can generally get the ball close to the green in regulation and need help getting it into the hole. We help them understand the proper technique and routines to get the ball up, down, and into the hole! We will also be having 2 Junior Camps this summer. June 26-28 from 1011:30 & July 17- July 19th from 10-11:30. The cost is $250 per session per student. You can call the Golf Shop or contact me or Jason to sign-up.

I thought about a golf tip I wanted to share due to the normally windy conditions we face here on the island. Tom Watson was one of the greatest players in the wind. He won 5 British Opens in 9 years. The key to his success in the Opens was conquering the windy conditions. He did this by embracing the wind. Here are some of Tom Watson’s keys to beating the wind. Into the wind… fight the urge to swing harder! Take more club. Don’t be afraid to club up 1, 2, or even three clubs more and swing at 75%. Fast swings cause more backspin, which makes the ball go higher and gets beat up by the wind. Move the ball a shade back in your stance. Move your weight more towards your front foot. Choke down a little on the club. If you want to hit the ball lower, finish your follow-through lower than usual. Downwind…swing full speed! You want to add that full speed to create the backspin to get the ball highe position and set up and always make a full swing. It will be harder to stop y sure to allow for some release when the ball hits the green. Lastly, in a cro in both directions, you want to work the ball into the wind Like trying to hit a bank shot off the direction, the wind is blowing. Try controlled and balanced swing. If you need any help with keys, please contact a member of our golf professional s and we can assist in helping you play better in the wind. He

Men's Monday Clinics

Full Swing (Woods) • July 3

Full Swing (Irons) • July 10

Chipping/Pitching

Bunkers/Side Lies

• July 17

• July 24

Putting/Lag Putting • July 31

Full Swing (Woods) • August 7

Full Swing (Irons)

Chipping/Pitching

Bunkers/Side Lies

Putting/Lag Putting

Full Swing (Woods)

Full Swing (Irons)

Chipping/Pitching

• August 14

• August 21

• August 29

• September 4

• September 11

• September 18

• September 25

Women's Tuesday Clinics

Full Swing (Woods) • July 4

Full Swing (Irons)

Chipping/Pitching

• July 11

• July 18

Bunkers/Side Lies • July 25

Putting/Lag Putting

• August 1

Full Swing (Woods) • August 8

Full Swing (Irons) • August 15

Chipping/Pitching

Bunkers/Side Lies

Putting/Lag Putting

Full Swing (Woods)

Full Swing (Irons)

Chipping/Pitching

• August 22

• August 29

• September 5

• September 12

• September 19

Women's Wednesday Clinics

Full Swing (Woods) • July 5

Full Swing (Irons) • July 12

Chipping/Pitching

Bunkers/Side Lies

Putting/Lag Putting

Full Swing (Woods)

Full Swing (Irons)

Chipping/Pitching

Bunkers/Side Lies

Putting/Lag Putting

Full Swing (Woods)

Full Swing (Irons)

Chipping/Pitching

• July 19

• July 26

• August 1

• August 9

• August 16

• September 26 M E N ' S & W O M E N ' S C L I N I C S

• August 23

• August 30

• September 6

• September 13

• September 20

• September 27

MEN'S TWILIGHT BLITZ

August3,&October12

ENTRY FEE:

$35 per person

INCLUDES:

9-holes of golf, 2 cocktails, light appetizers, & prizes

FORMAT:

9-hole par 3 scramble

MEN'STWILIGHTBLITZ

THURSDAY,JUNE8

MEN'SMEMBER-GUEST

THURSDAY,MAY4-SATURDAY,MAY6

Bob & Steve Tebbetts

Bill Easley & Stan Hinkley

Hal Rape & Van Box

MEN'SMEMBER-GUESTWINNERS

VANBOXANDHALRAPE

Congratulations to Van Box and Hal Rape for their victory in the shoot-out to claim the overall title in the 2023 Club at Sea Palms Member-Guest. Their victory over fellow flight winners Robbie Watson & Carl Rau, Bob & Steve Tebbetts, Bill Easley & Stan Hinckley was a blast to watch! The sudden victory shoot-out lasted two holes with an outstanding two-putts for par on #9 and #10. The shoot-out also featured incredible two par putts on #9 to advance from Robby Watson and Bob Tebbetts! What a great weekend of golf, food, and fun! A big shoutout to Justin Collette, Dale Stephens, and all the turf care staff for the amazing course conditions. Thank you to our stellar golf operations staff for all the work to organize and execute the event. A huge thank you to Chef Deke , Chef Travell, and the F&B team for the wonderful culinary selections. And finally, a huge thank you to Don Vistan, Brea Dixon, and the banquet staff for getting all the meals and events set for your enjoyment!

SIP&SHOP

During the Men's Member-Guest on Friday, May 5, we also held a Sip & Shop event. After our Ladies Luncheon, members and guest had the opportunity to shop from a variety of local vendors such as ALo Naturals, Beads on the Vine, Body and Soul, Butler's Stash, Courtney Crabb Designs, Dr. Sage Campione, Gypsy Closet, Island Pearl, Mac + Lucille, Maggie's Boutique, and Oaks and Ocean. Our vendors had a wonderful turnout which made our Sip & Shop a great addition to our Men's Member-Guest weekend.

Oaks & Ocean

ALo Naturals

Courtney Crabb Designs Beads on the Vine

Mac+Lucille

Butler's Stach

Darrell Dent & Dr. Sage Campione

Maggie's Boutique

Gypsy Closet

Body and Soul

SEA PALMS MEMBER-MEMBER

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23-SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24

8 a.m. [#1/#10 Start]

Lunch Following Both Days

Join us for our Sea Palms Member-Member. The event will include a Men's Division and a Ladies Division. The deadline to sign-up is Tuesday, September 19.

ENTRY FEE

$200 Per Team

($100 Per Player)

Includes lunch both days, tee gifts, prizes, and awards.

FORMAT

ROUND 1

Better Ball of Partners [9-Holes]

Scramble [9-Holes]

ROUND 2

Shamble [9-Holes]

Alternate Shot [9-Holes]

Flights will be determined by the number of entries. Team handicaps will be calculated per USGA recommendation. Flight winners will advance to a Sudden Death "Shoot Out" to determine the overall 2023 Member-Member Champions.

PGAJUNIORLEAGUE

We are excited to be starting a Jr. League this spring!!! This is a great way to get your child or grandchild involved with other kids and the game of golf. Kids 13 years of age and under of any skill level will be welcome.

(Limited to the first 15 students)

SCHEDULE:

PGA supervised practice

Wednesday, July 12 2:00 p.m.

Tournament days will be held on Thursdays at 3:30 at the host club.

Thursday, July 13 at Jekyll GC.

Snacks and Drinks will be provided.

AGRONOMY

The dog days of summer have officially begun, and the Sea Palms Golf Course maintenance team is out in full force, preparing for a busy fall schedule. The team plans to narrow its efforts on continuing to improve playability as well as the overall aesthetics of the course.

As the course continues to rebound from the transition to bermudagrass from overseeded turf, the maintenance team will continue to fertilize and use cultural practices to expedite the recovery and increase the quality of the course. During this time, aerification and verticutting paired with light and frequent topdressing will be implemented to reduce grain while also promoting the smoothness of the greens. While these efforts can, at times, be disruptive, they are also imperative in our efforts to maintain and continually improve the course.

The main priority heading into the fall and winter seasons is to increase the density of turf on all levels. Once the desired density has been obtained, the focus will be shifted to improving green speeds for the upcoming fall season.

As always, help protect playing conditions by:

Repair ball marks. Fill divots.

Rake bunkers.

Scatter cart traffic.

Keep carts on paths at tees and greens. obey daily cart traffic.

*Available for Signature Members Only*

Being a member of a Troon club has its benefits. Full Members of participating Troon Privé and Daily Fee/Resort clubs are invited to take advantage of preferred rates at resort and daily fee facilities worldwide. Each Full Member and up to three guests can enjoy great courses and destinations at incredible rates around the world.

To receive Troon Advantage rates, tee time requests must be made through this online portal only. All tee time requests can be made up to sixty (60) days in advance and are subject to availability.

*Please note that only qualified private and semi-private club members may request tee times at participating resort and daily fee clubs through Troon Advantage. If you have any questions about the program or are experiencing issues accessing these benefits, please contact your home club staff.

For more information check out:

https://www.troon.com/member-programs/troon-advantage/

GOLF JUNIOR CAMPS: AGES 5-13

Open to members and guest of members only.

Monday, July 17-Wednesday, July 19

Time: 10-11:30 am

Price: $250 per student.

To sign-up, please contact the Golf Shop by calling 912-434-5336 or emailing golfshop@seapalms.com.

GOLF&TENNIS SUMMERCAMPS

Kick off summer with children's golf and tennis summer camps at The Club at Sea Palms.

TENNIS CAMPS: AGES 7-14

Monday, July 17-Wednesday, July 19

Monday, July 31-Wednesday, August 2

Time: 9-11 am

Price: $90 for members & $110 for guests

Classes are limited to 12 children maximum. To sign-up, please contact Sarah Black by calling 478-998-0294 or emailing

sarah.black@seapalms.com

TOTHEMEMBERS

To the Members of The Club at Sea Palms,

We are delighted to inform you that the busy season is well underway, and Sea Palms Resort continues to flourish in every aspect. It is with great pleasure that I announce the completion of our extensive hotel renovation project undertaken at our resort. The transformation is truly remarkable, and we are thrilled to provide our members and guests with an enhanced and upgraded experience.

Our on-site restaurant, Sago at Sea Palms, is thriving as ever. We are excited to introduce a fresh summer menu that combines enticing new dishes with cherished local favorites. Furthermore, the Tiki Bar has reopened for the season, with new changes to provide our members and guests with a more unique and enjoyable experience.

Our dedicated leaders in the Engineering and Housekeeping departments are diligently working alongside their teams throughout the resort to tend to ongoing, impediment projects and proactive maintenance. The goal of these measures is to ensure a safe and pleasant environment for everyone to enjoy. In addition, the team continues to work closely with the construction company on all active and future projects.

This year, our unwavering commitment remains to hospitality and providing an exceptional experience. While we strive for excellence in all we do, we also sincerely appreciate your understanding and patience as we navigate through challenges that arise.

Effective communication among all departments and amenities of the resort, as well as our close relationship with The Club, is vital to ensuring your overall satisfaction. We are continuously exploring ways to enhance these areas and foster a seamless experience for all.

A major aspect of our approach this year is community engagement, as we look to strengthen our relationship with the residents of Saint Simons Island and Brunswick. As our business continues to grow, so does our commitment to building enduring relations within our local community.

Should you ever have any questions or suggestions, please know that I am always pleased to meet or speak with you personally.

Dear Sea Palms Membership,

We hope this newsletter finds you well and enjoying the summer season at our beautiful resort. We are excited to bring you the latest update on the Sales Department at Sea Palms.

Over the past few months, our Sales team has been hard at work, connecting with prospective clients, and showcasing the exceptional experiences available on our property. We have had a very successful year thus far, with groups in-house and banquet events.

We are happy to announce that we officially have a total of 121 hotel rooms available for guest accommodations including: 13 Standard Double Queen Rooms, 43 Studio Double Queen Rooms, Fourteen Standard King Rooms, 12 Double Queen Balcony Rooms, 27 King Balcony Rooms, three Standard One Bedroom King Suites, seven Premium One Bedroom King Suites, including the “Presidential Suite” in the Blue Heron building, our Hospitality Suite known as the “Dogwood Suite,” and our most recent addition, the Bridal Suite known as the “Magnolia Suite.” As we move forward, we hope to continue to increase the number of rooms open to sell.

As the year progresses, our team is pursuing new and innovative ways to grow revenues and network to a broader audience, so that we may continue to add exciting components to the resort for our Members, Guests, and the local community. We encourage all of you to explore the updated offers on our newly designed and refreshed website, www.seapalms.com.

I would personally like to thank everyone for your continued support.

Our team looks forward to planning your future events.

CABANARENTALS

Cabanaswillbeavailabletorentbasedonavailability andareavailablein4-hourblocksorfullday.

9:00am-2:00pm

2:30pm-8:00pm

9:00am-8:00pm

$100 $150

Members receive a 20% discount, and a 22% service charge and current taxes will be applied.

On your day of arrival, our pool staff will have the following set up in the cabanas.

2 Cokes

2 Sprites

2 Diet Cokes

2 Bottles of Water

2 Gatorades

1 Fruit Tray

TO RESERVE

Please email Cissy Thompson at cissy.thompson@seapalms.com

There is a policy of no outside food or beverage in the East pool area.

Cancelation Policy: Cancellations made 48 hours prior to rental date will receive a refund Weather cancellations do not apply

SEA PALMS EAST & WEST POOL GUIDELINES

Clubhouse Pool Hours: 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.

SPW Pool Hours: 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.

Pools are open year-round, and the Clubhouse pool is heated.

We have installed Salto locks at the entries at both Sea Palms East and West pools. Members must have their valid Sea Palms membership card to gain access to the pool. At SPW, you will need to enter the main door of the fitness center to sign in, and the attendant will make sure the wristband policy is being followed. Please make sure that all family members have their wristbands.

Members must accompany guests. There will be a sign-in sheet for members and guests. There will be up to three guests allowed per membership complimentary. If a member wishes to bring more than three guests, the member may purchase a $15 pool pass per each additional guest per day. Local guests will only be allowed twice per month. The guest passes can be purchased at the membership office prior to 3 p.m. on Friday.

An adult must accompany all children under 17 years of age.

Food and beverages can be purchased at The Clubhouse Pool from the Tiki Bar (Thursday, May 25 to Monday,September 4) or Sago and eaten on the pool deck or upper deck. Swimmers are not allowed to eat or drink in or partially in the water. No glass at either pool.

Towels are provided at both The Clubhouse Pool and Sea Palms West Pool. They are on the pool deck at The Clubhouse and the check-in desk at Sea Palms West. Please return the towels to the bins provided prior to leaving the pool area.

If using an umbrella and leaving the pool area after hours (6 p.m. to 8 p.m.), please lower the umbrella.

Pool floats, or toys are not allowed in the pool or pool area. Children’s arm floats, and diving toys are acceptable.

There are no snacks or beverages at Sea Palms West Fitness Center.

Swim at your own risk. There is not a lifeguard on duty at either pool.

WOMEN &WINE

Get the group chat started for Women & Wine at Sago. From 4-7 p.m., ladies enjoy a $6 specialty cocktail and $5 wine that pairs perfectly with Chef Deke's weekly appetizer feature.

Every Thursday during Spring/Summer.

Every 2nd and 4th Thursday during Fall/Winter.

July 6

July 13

July 20

July 27

August 3

August 10

August 17

August 24

August 31

September 14

September 28

October 12

October 26

November 9

November 30

December 14

December 28

RECURRINGCLUBEVENTS

ITALIANO TUESDAYS

TRIVIA NIGHT MONDAYS

Join us on the first Monday of every month for Trivia Night, hosted by Pate Hall.

Time• 6:30 p.m.

MEMBERS NIGHT

WEDNESDAYS

Members, join us at Sago every Wednesday night for a weekly special & 25% off your total. *Discount does not apply to Happy Hour.

Time• 5-9 p.m.

FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE MUSIC

Listen to live music by some of the best musicians in the Golden Isles every Friday and Saturday on the porch at Sago. In the event of inclement weather or outside events, entertainment may be moved indoors.

Time• 7-9 p.m.

We will be offering a single Italian entrée created by the culinary team, which will change weekly.

Time• 5-9 p.m.

WOMEN & WINE THURSDAYS

Ladies enjoy $6 specialty cocktails & $5 house wines paired with a weekly $10 appetizer feature. Every Thursday during the Spring/Summer. Every 2nd and 4th Thursday during Fall/Winter.

Time• 4-7 p.m.

SATURDAY BREAKFAST

Enjoy a full-service breakfast every Saturday at Sago with various morning staples, farm fresh egg omelets, French toast, biscuits and gravy, pancakes, and more.

Time• 8-11 a.m.

SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET

Join us every Sunday for classic southern breakfast & lunch stables. $25 for adults and $12 for children.

Time• 10:30 a.m.- 2 p.m.

JULY

Saturday, July 1 • Michaele Hannemann

Sunday, July 2 • Annie Akins (1-4 pm)

Monday, July 3 • Phil King

Tuesday, July 4 • Pine Box Dwellers

Friday, July 7 • Tony Adams

Saturday, July 8 • Timothy Scott Williams

Friday, July 14 • Jim Morgan

Saturday, July 15 • Pine Box Dwellers

Friday, July 21 • Don Drury

Saturday, July 22 • Tony Paquin Band

Friday, July 28 • Phil King

Saturday, July 29 • Annie Akins

AUGUST

Friday, August 4 • Tony Adams

Saturday, August 5 • Pine Box Dwellers

Friday, August 11 • Darren Ronan

Saturday, August 12 • Dexter Jones

Friday, August 18 • The Vibe

Saturday, August 19 • Pine Box Dwellers

Friday, August 25 • Annie Akins

SEPTEMBER

Friday, September 1 • Tony Adams

Saturday, September 2 • Dave Griffin

Sunday, September 3 • Leo Dean

Monday, September 4 • Phil King

Friday, September 8 • Roger Weber

Saturday, August 26 • Michaele Hannemann W E E K L Y E N T E R T A I N M E N T

Saturday, September 9 • Michaele Hannemann

Friday, September 15 • Annie Akins

Saturday, September 16 • Pine Box Dwellers

Friday, September 22 • Phil King

Saturday, September 23 • Tim Akins

Friday, September 29 • Kellie Parr

Saturday, September 30 • Jim Morgan

EASTERATSEAPALMS

We wrapped up the holiday season with an Easter Sunday Brunch, which members and guests made for an excellent event. Our youngest members dodged the rain and had the opportunity to hunt for Easter eggs in the Clubhouse while enjoying candy and a visit from the Easter Bunny!

INDEPENDENCEDAY CELEBRATIONS

Join us for a fun-filled weekend of family activities as we celebrate America's independence. Families are invited to join us Friday night for face painting with Carol Adams. Children are welcome to the waterslide on the lawn and cornhole as the whole family enjoys the pool and cookout starting Friday, June 30-Tuesday, July 4.

FRIDAY, JUNE 30:

Poolside Cookout: 11 am-7 pm

Face Painting with Carol Adams: 6-8 pm

Live Music by Tim Akins: 6-9 pm

Waterslide and Cornhole: All Day

SATURDAY, JULY 1:

Poolside Cookout: 11 am-7 pm

Live Music by Michaele Hannemann: 6-9 pm

Waterslide and Cornhole: All Day

SUNDAY, JULY 2:

Poolside Cookout:11 am-7 pm

Live Music by Annie Akins: 1-4 pm

Waterslide and cornhole: All Day

MONDAY, JULY 3:

Poolside Cookout: 11 am-7 pm

Live Music by Phil King: 6-9 pm

Waterslide and Cornhole: All Day

TUESDAY, JULY 4:

Poolside Cookout: 11 am-7 pm

Live Music by Pine Box Dwellers: 6-9 pm

Waterslide and Cornhole: All Day

All members must purchase guest passes if bringing more than 3 guests. Guest passes are $15 per day per guest. Please contact Taylor Hunt, Marketing Coordinator, at 912-434-5363 or membership@seapalms.com.

LABORDAY WEEKEND

Friday,September1Monday,September4

Celebrate Labor Day weekend at Sea Palms! Everyone is welcome to partake in a poolside cookout every day at the Clubhouse pool, along with daily entertainment. Children can enjoy a bounce house and cornhole all weekend long, as well as have their face painted by Carol Adams on Sunday, September 3 and enjoy balloon art with Jim Landers on Monday, September 4.

Poolside Cookout • 11 am-7 pm

Face Painting with Carol Adams: Sunday, September 3 • 4-6 pm

Balloon Art with Jim Landers: Monday, September 4 • 2-4 pm

Bounce House & Cornhole • All Day

Friday Night Music by Tony Adams • 6-9 pm

Saturday Night Music by Dave Griffin • 6-9 pm

Sunday Night Music by Leo Dean • 6-9 pm

Monday Night Music by Phil King • 6-9 pm

All members must purchase guest passes if bringing more than 3 guests. Guest passes are $15 per day per guest. Please contact membership@seapalms.com with any questions.

Dive-In Dive-In OvIE

MOVIE MOVIE M

Join us monthly for a movie night that the whole family will enjoy. Families are welcome to join us at 7:30 pm at the East Pool to enjoy a featured film while you relax and enjoy food offerings from the Tiki Bar. Movie and popcorn are complimentary. No reservations are required for poolside Dive-In Movies.

Poolside Dive-In Movies are family events and not drop-offs. Please note that in the event of inclement weather, the Dive-In Movie will be canceled.

2023 Dive-In Movie Dates

Poolside: Saturday, July 15 • Scoob!

Poolside: Saturday, August 19 • Luca

Poolside: Saturday, September 9 • Inside Out

Friday, October 6 • Monsters Inc.

Friday, November 10 • Kung Fu Panda

Friday, December 8 • How the Grinch Stole Christmas

CHILDREN'S

ART CAMP

Ashley Carter will be hosting Children's Art Camp on Wednesday, July 19 (ages 8-12) making watercolor prints, and Thursday, July 20 (ages 5-7) making butterflies, flowers, and patriotic popsicle flags. A small plate menu will be available to order from.

Please let us know if your child has a food allergy or an allergy to latex. The paint supplies we will be using are kid safe.

TIME: 1-3 PM

LOCATION: CYPRESS

$50 PRICE PER CHILD INCLUDES ALL ART

CHEF'STABLE

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A.J.GovernaleistheRegionalManagerforFoleyFamilyWines, andhasbeencoveringGeorgiaandAlabamasinceJanuary2022. TheFoleyfamilyowns26wineriesthroughoutCalifornia,Oregon, Washington,andNewZealand.FoleyFamilyWinesalsorepresent winesfromAlsaceandArgentina.A.Jhasworkedinthealcohol industryforthreedecadesspecializinginwineandspirits.Hehas receivedmultiplecertificatesfromWSETforwineandspirits.

Price

$100permember

$130pernon-member

SavetheDates

September26

November7

CHEF'STABLEMENU

JULY25

HorsD’Oeuvres

SouvlakiaLambK-Bobs,Tzatziki

Boquerón&SmokedSalmonMousseCanapes

BahnMiBites,LemongrassChicken,PickledCarrots &Daikon,Sriracha

LucienAlbrechtBrut

FirstCourse

ChilledLobster,Avocado,Mango,MicroCilantro, BibLettuce,GuajilloVinaigrette

ChalkHillRussianRiverChardonnay

SecondCourse

WildMushroom&GoatCheeseTart, BraisedLeek,PickledGoldenRaisin

AcrobatPinotNoir

ThirdCourse

PanSearedBronzino,Orange-JalapenoBearnaise, BabyBokChoy,ForbiddenRice

DashwoodSauvignonBlanc

Intermezzo

WatermelonIce

FourthCourse

GrilledChiantiMarinatedSkirtSteak,Tapenade, Ratatouille,ParisianPotato

RothAlexanderValleyCabernet

FifthCourse

MatchaGreenTea&WhiteChocolateCheesecake

Ferrari-CaranoEldoradoGold

LADIESBINGO

We have greatly enjoyed our evenings playing Ladies Bingo with Banita Tanner. They have made for great girl's nights with musical and standard bingo games and fun prizes. Congratulations to this past quarter's winners!

APRIL27

GAMENIGHT

Thisquarter,membershavehadthechancetoenjoylearningandplayingLeft RightCenterforchancestowincashprizes.Weloveseeingeveryonecome outtoparticipateandenjoygamenightswiththeirfellowmembers.Tosignup forourupcomingGameNights,clickthedateyouwouldliketoparticipateto registeronthememberwebsite.

Wednesday,July19

Tuesday August15

MAY30

FAMILYBINGO

We are always thrilled to see our members and their families participate in Family Bingo with Bonita Tanner for chances to win prizes that the whole family can enjoy together. Don't forget to sign up for the upcoming Family Bingos by clicking the date you want to participate to register.

Saturday, July 22

Saturday, August 12

Saturday, September 16

MAY20

WINE&DESIGN

EarringswithTeresaLatham

Our members had the opportunity to express their creativity through new mediums with help from three talented instructors. In April, members learned how to create their pair of earrings with t24 Design's Teresa Latham. These ladies not only chose the material and shape of their earrings but applied designs to the metals and even made the ear wires themselves to create earrings that were unique to them.

AbstractAlcoho InkPaintingwit ToniBagala

In May, our members experimented with a new artistic medium using alcohol ink. Toni Bagala gave great instructions on how best to achieve the desired effect using different tools and colors to express everyone's creativity.

WINE&DESIGN

Don't miss your chance to join this quarter's Wine & Design classes!

! Sign up now for July 11 for a painting class with Mac+Lucille' Laura Dunn. Laura will teach members how to create a uniqu abstract flowerpot painting. Click here to register.

On Tuesday, September 5, we welcome Emma Dixon from The Local Coop as she teaches her class how to bring a oneof-a-kind terrarium to life.

Click here to register.

Marden Headley joins us on Tuesday, August 1, to teach the class how to paint their own flower arrangement. Click here to register.

BOOKSIGNINGS

We can't believe the fantastic turnouts we have had for this past quarter's book signings. Your support of these events is greatly appreciated, and we look forward to presenting you with this quarter's authors.

On Monday, July 17, we welcome Pamela Bauer Mueller to Sea Palms as she will discuss her book, The Sky Is My Home. Pamela's book tells the story of Hazel Jane Raines, the first woman in Georgia to earn a pilot's license. Follow Hazel on her aviation journey as she becomes one of the air force's first female pilots and serves as a lieutenant during World War II and the Korean War.

Want to learn more about the rich history of St. Simons and the surrounding area? Join us on Tuesday, August 22, as Larry Hobbs will discuss his book, More Coast Tales: True Historic Stories from Georgia's Golden Isles. Readers will learn about the real-life folks who inspired a best-selling historical romance trilogy, the World War II shipyard on the Brunswick River, and much more.

We are excited to host a book signing for Sea Palms member Deborah Smith on Monday, September 11. Deborah will discuss her book, Dreams with a Message, which takes you on an exciting yet practical journey in learning how to understand your dreams better! If you have a dream that you would like to discuss, feel free to write it down and bring it with you to the book signing.

The Sky is My Home: The Story of Hazel Jane Raines

by Pamela Bauer Mueller

Monday, July 17

Click here to RSVP.

S A V E T H E D A T E

More Coast Tales: True Historic Stories from Georgia's Golden Isles by Larry Hobbs

Tuesday, August 22

Click here to RSVP.

Dreams with a Message: Developing the Gift of Dream Interpretation by Deborah Katherine Smith

Monday, September 11

Click here to RSVP.

Book Signing & Musical Performance by Mike Shaw

Book Signing by Dr. Sage Campione

ASSOCIATESOFTHEQUARTER

The purpose of the Associate of the Quarter Program is to recognize associates who have served Sea Palms Resort & Golf in an exceptional manner by exemplifying outstanding service through his or her work and exhibiting a positive and supportive attitude.

RESORT ASSOCIATE:

Msichanna Alexander

GOLF ASSOCIATE: Quinn Barnett

Thank you both for your excellent work and your commitment to making Sea Palms the best it can be for our members, guests, and fellow associates.

TENNISATSEAPALMS

Tennis at Sea Palms has been busy during the first month of summer break. We had a great turnout for the June Doubles and Bubbles events and junior summer camp. There are still a few spots left for the summer camps in July!

UPCOMING EVENTS: DOUBLES AND BUBBLES

Tuesday, July 18 • 5:30-7:30

Join us for a fun evening of tennis and socializing!

Champagne, beer, and light snacks will be provided.

$15 for members and $25 for guests

Click here to register for Dubbles & Bubbles.

SUMMER TENNIS CAMPS

9:00-11:00 • AGES 7-14

Monday, July 17- Wednesday, July 19

Monday, July 31- Wednesday, August 2

Click here to sign up your child for Summer Tennis Camp.

We also offer clinics, private and group lessons, and racquet stringing. To sign up for summer camps and clinics or to schedule a lesson, text 478-998-0294 or email sarah.black@seapalms.com. Hope to see you all on the courts soon!

Sarah Black Director of Tennis

sarah.black@seapalms.com

USTATEAMS

TEAM1

Blair McHale

Cassie Stewart

Catie Ballard

Courtney Crabb

Debi Miller

Gerit Alexander

Helen Crenshaw

Kelly Hanrahan

Meg Spears

Peaches Thorpe

Ute Kleeman-Sportschuetz

TEAM2

Beth Fennel

Bree Young

Jeanne Swindle

Kathy Ginn

Liz Meadows

Marchia Beauchamp

Penny Johnston

Reba Parmelee

Roxy Vazquez

Sharon Petry

USTA APPRECIATIONDINNER

WEDNESDAY,MAY24

This year, the USTA honored the following captains for their hard work and commitment to the USTA program.

Liz Meadows (Not Pictured)

Rebecca Parmalee

Peaches Thorpe

Meg Spears

Jeanne Swindle

DOUBLES&BUBBLES

Members and guests enjoyed participating in the fun of our Doubles & Bubbles tennis event, where players participated in double match play and enjoyed light snacks and refreshments. Thank you to Sarah Black, Director of Tennis, for organizing such a fun event with tennis and socializing. We look forward to our upcoming Doubles & Bubbles on Tuesday, July 18.

ATAGLANCE

Locations & Contacts

SEA PALMS GOLF SHOP

515 N Windward Drive, St Simons Island, GA 31522

Open Daily: Sunday, March 12- Saturday, November 5 7 a.m.-7 p.m.

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MEMBERSHIP OFFICE

5445 Frederica Road, St. Simons Island, GA 31522

Office Hours: 10 a.m.-12 p.m. & 2 p.m.-4 p.m. Cissy Thompson• Director of Membership: 912.434.5335

Taylor Hunt• Marketing Coordinator: 912.434.5363

SAGO & CONFERENCE CENTER

515 N Windward Drive, St. Simons Island, GA 31522

Monday - Thursday• 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday - Saturday • 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday • 10:30 a.m.- 9 p.m. SAGO: 912.434.5340

SEA PALMS SALES TEAM

5445 Frederica Road, St. Simons Island, GA 31522

Caroline Norman• Director of Sales

912.638.3351 ext. 5318

Bailey Johnson• Wedding Sales Manager 912.638.3351 ext. 5384

Amanda Smith• Catering Sales Manager

912.638.3351 ext. 5319