Palma Ceia Fairways January 2026

A Publication of Palma Ceia Golf & Country Club | Tampa, FL

Fairways

JANUARY 2026

OFFICERS & MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

IN MEMORIAM

October 1, 2025-September 30, 2026

Pat Keel Frank Lorenzo Jr. Charles Martin

OFFICERS

Etiquette for Young Ladies & Gentlemen A Comprehensive dining etiquette, social skills, and modern manners course for young ladies and gentlemen.

This 6-week program will be held on Tuesdays, January 13th through February 17th.

A graduation banquet will be hosted on Tuesday, February 24th from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. for all students.

These classes are limited in size to assure individual attention. Please register your child early. Children of members and those sponsored by members are eligible.

Program Schedule:

President, Dr. Jim Von Thron Cell: # 453-3202 President-Elect, Duane Draper Cell: # 486-8790 Vice-President, Joseph H. Varner, III Bus: # 227-6703 Treasurer, Robert E.V. Kelley, Jr. Bus: # 222-8508 Secretary, Ryan Lee Cell: # 758-6334 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2025/2026 Jeff Bak Long Range Planning Committee Chairman Cell: # 220-1222 Gregory Brown Charter & Bylaws Committee Chairman Cell: # 789-9041 Brett Divers Membership Committee Chairman Cell: # 760-3165 Jeff Keel Communications Committee Chairman Cell: # 629-2492

Dates: Tuesdays, January 13 - February 17

Brad Kimbro Green Committee Chairman Bus: # 227-6660

Graduation Banquet: Tuesday, February 24, 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.

Al Lopez, III Tennis Committee Chairman Cell: #240-3154

• Classes are offered: o (Grades 2-4) 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. o (Grades 5-8) 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.

• Price: $350 plus tax For registration and further information, please contact/text Kim Osborne at (813) 546-6002 or email kim@themannersadvantage.com.

Anthony “Nino” Martino Locker Room & Health Committee Chairman Cell: # 230-9913 Patrick McCarthy Jr. Food & Beverage Committee Chairman Cell: # 817-0565 Dr. Timothy Muscaro Swimming Pool Committee Chairman Cell: # 230-0853 Al Rogers History Committee Chairman Cell: # 610-5000 Anderson Sasso Entertainment Committee Chairman Cell: # 468-2997 Scott Tozian Tournament Golf & Cart Committee Chairman Bus: # 253-3101

January Events

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February Events All events are subject to a 48-hour cancellation policy.

Reservations may be made or modified by contacting the Front Desk by phone or email. Select events are also available for registration online via the club website or app.

Front Desk Receptionist (813) 253-3101 EXT 210 clubhousefd@pcgc.org

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News From The Kitchen Chef Mike JANUARY 2026 French Onion Baked Potatoes Think of this as a fun and creative twist on your classic loaded baked potato. Tender and fluffy on the inside and perfectly crispy on the outside, the toppings take it to the next level. Sweet and savory frenched onions complement the tangy sour cream and the nutty and pungent Gruyère. Serve with a seared steak for the ultimate steakhouse-at-home dinner.

The trick to these crispy spuds is the cooking technique. Baking the potatoes directly on the racks maximizes airflow all around the potatoes, so that even the bottom skin gets evenly crispy. Place a layer of aluminum foil on a lower rack — or on a baking sheet placed on the lower rack — to catch excess oil.

Ingredients · 4 large russet potatoes (about 12 ounces each), scrubbed and patted dry · 1 tablespoon olive oil · 1 teaspoon kosher salt, plus more to taste · 1/2 teaspoon black pepper, plus more for garnish · 1/4 cup salted butter, softened · 1/4 cup sour cream · Frenched Onions, warmed (See Recipe Below) · 4 ounces Gruyère cheese, shredded (about 1 cup) · Thyme leaves, for garnish Directions 1. Preheat oven to 400°F. Prick each potato all over using a fork. Rub potatoes evenly with oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Place potatoes directly on oven rack and place a sheet of aluminum foil on lower rack to catch any drips. Roast until a paring knife inserted into potatoes meets no resistance, about 1 hour.

Remove potatoes from oven and transfer to a small, rimmed baking sheet lined with foil; let cool 5 minutes.

2. Cut a lengthwise slit down center of each potato about three-fourths of the way through, squeeze sides to open potato. Season inside of potato to taste with additional salt, and top with evenly divided butter, sour cream, Frenched onions, and Gruyère.

3. Preheat broiler with oven rack about 5 inches from heat source. Broil potatoes until Gruyère is melted and just starting to brown, 1 to 3 minutes. Garnish with thyme leaves and additional black pepper. Serve hot Frenched Onions Ingredients · 1 tablespoon olive oil · 2 pounds yellow onions (about 4 onions), thinly sliced · 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt · 1/4 teaspoon black pepper · 1 to 2 tablespoons water, as needed · 2 tablespoons unsalted butter · 2 tablespoons dry sherry · 1/2 teaspoon beef bouillon paste Directions 1. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium. Add onions; cover and cook, stirring occasionally, until softened and starting to brown, about 20 minutes.

Stir in salt and pepper. Reduce heat to medium-low; cook, uncovered, stirring occasionally, until onions are very soft and dark golden, 30 to 40 minutes, stirring in 1 to 2 tablespoons water as needed if pan bottom gets too dark.

2. Stir in butter, sherry, and beef bouillon paste. Cook, stirring often, until butter melts and sherry evaporate, about 2 minutes.

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Golf News

By Joe Hodge, Director of Golf

GASPARILLA MEMBERS DAY

SPECIAL SHOOTERS

The club will host a “Members Day” the Sunday after the Gasparilla Invitational Golf Tournament. The course will be set up just like the last day of the event. The field will be a double shotgun starting at 8:00am and 1:00pm. (field will be limited to 100 players per shotgun). Extra events will be offered in both shotguns. Mark your calendars for this fun day on Sunday, February 22nd.

Join us on Friday, January 16th, at 1:00pm for a “special shooters.”

The regular game is on for $30.00 with hors d’oeuvres served in the men’s grill after play. Guest green fees are only $25.00. Cart fees are extra. Sign-up will start one week in advance for this popular event. Regular play will be an 8:00am shotgun.

SUPER BOWL SHAMBLE

The annual "Pirates Day" is on Friday, January 30th at 1:00pm.

The group is made of Palma Ceia member pirates and their guests playing in the afternoon shot gun. Regular play will be on 8:00am shotgun.

The club will host the Super Bowl Shamble on Sunday, February 8th, starting at 1:00pm. There are gross and net prizes with a cook-out offered during the round. Each foursome in the shamble format must have a minimum of two members. Fourman teams can enter as a group or let the golf shop fill you in!

Regular play in the morning will be an 8:00am shotgun start.

MEN’S SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP The Senior Club Championship will be held on Saturday and Sunday, January 17th and 18th.

PIRATES DAY

MEN’S MATCH PLAY CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP The 2026 Men’s Match-Play Club Championship will be held over the months of March and April. All Golfing members and Clubhouse members are eligible. Sign-ups are from February 15th through March 1st. Flights of sixteen are determined by March 1st handicap. This year’s champion earns a spot in the 2027 Gasparilla Invitational.

Gentlemen aged 55 and older may play in this championship.

Both days will start with tee times at 12:00pm. Play will be from the white tees and flighted by current handicap. Please go online under the “events” tab to sign up. An entry of $50 will make the prize fund.

Match deadlines:

LADIES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

Matches will be decided by flip of the coin if not complete by deadlines. The club adds prize money to this event and there is no entry fee. Call the golf shop to sign-up.

Sign-up for the Ladies Club Championship will be from January 4th through January 11th.

All lady golf members are eligible. The event will be a match play event with no handicaps applied. Flights will be formed by handicap. Matches will be assigned by the golf shop no later than January 13th. Matches must be completed by these dates: 1st round completed

by January 25th.

2nd round completed

by February 15th.

Final round by March 8th.

Please call the golf shop to sign-up.

1st round – March 22nd 2nd round – April 5th 3rd round – April 19th Finals- May 3rd

SPRING MEMBER/MEMBER The event will play 5 nine-hole matches among a flight of six 2-man teams. Each team will play every team in their flight once. The first match begins at 8:30am on Friday, March 20th, the second match at 11:00am; lunch is from 1:00-2:00pm.

The third match will begin at 2:00pm followed by a putting contest at 5:00pm.

Saturday, March 21st, the fourth match will tee off at 8:30am and the 5th match at 11:00am. After the 5th match, all flight winners make up the final shoot-out. Flights will be determined by total index of each team.

DIVOT PARTY Join us on Monday, February 16th, for a “divot” party. At 4:00pm groups will be supplied with sand to help us fill divots. The club provides refreshments while roaming the course. Divots are a huge problem during the winter months, and you can help!

Children are welcome at this fun event. Call the golf shop if you plan on attending.

JUNIOR GOLF CLINIC

CONGRATULATIONS

The junior clinic starts on January 15th and runs through April 16th. We ask that juniors have their own set of clubs for these clinics. Junior sets are available in the golf shop. The following is the age and time chart for the clinic: Tuesday 4-5pm

Juniors ages 6 to 10 (Joe-Matthew)

Tuesday 5-6pm

Juniors ages 11 and above (Joe-Matthew)

Wednesday 4:30-5:30pm Juniors ages 5 and under (Joe-Matthew-Matt) Thursday 4-5pm

Juniors ages 6 to 10 (Joe-Matthew-Matt)

Thursday 5-6pm

Juniors ages 11 and over (Joe-Matthew-Matt)

GOLF COURSE ETIQUETTE PROGRAM The Board of Directors invites all junior golfers to attend a golf course etiquette program before playing the course. Director of Golf, Joe Hodge will offer a 30-minute program once a month in the golf shop from 4:00-4:30pm. The program will be offered on Saturday, January 24th. Juniors completing the program will be issued a player card. This card must be presented before playing the course without a Clubhouse or Senior member. Please call the golf shop if your junior plans to attend.

Robbie Collinson(C) wins Boy’s Club Championship playing with Donnie Daigle (L) and Parker Lee (R)

FUTURE GOLF DATES February 8th

Super Bowl Shamble

1:00pm shotgun

February 16th

Divot Party

4:00pm

February 19th-21st Gasparilla Invitational

all day

February 22nd

Gasparilla Member Day

8:00am & 1:00pm shotguns

March 12th-13th

Lady Early Bird

1:00pm & 9:00am

March 20th-21st

Member-Member

8:30am shotguns

March 22nd

Spring Mixed Invitational

2:00pm shotgun

March 25th

Men’s 1-Day Member-Guest

1:00pm shotgun

April 11th

PC Masters

8:30am shotgun

April 23rd-25th

Men’s 3-Day Member-Guest

all day

Amelia Alexander(R) wins Girl’s Club Championship playing with Scotlyn Mitchell (L)

COURSE REMINDERS • Please pick up all tees when leaving the teeing area. Fill all divots with sand and rake all bunkers.

• Follow the “gate system’ when entering and exiting fairways with electric carts.

• All members must register in the golf shop before playing or before range use.

• Groups with holes open in front should let faster groups play through.

• The practice tee is for shots up to the far white flag distance, no further.

Please yield to players on hole #3.

William Collinson (C) wins his flight playing with Deklan Hisler (L) and Beckett Kessler(R)

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Golf News

Ladies on the Links Happy New Year! 🎉 December was a very busy month, and I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season.

Unfortunately, our first round of the Bolesta was rained out, so we played a one-day tournament on December 9th. The format was Better Ball of Partners, and our winners were Leigh Gregory and Hollyn Johnson.

Congratulations to you both!

Next up was the Cross Country Scramble.

We had some incredibly decorated carts and plenty of fun holiday attire. A big thank-you to Joe and Matthew for designing some fun—but challenging—holes that had us maneuvering over trees and through bunkers. Thank you to Leigh Gregory and Hollyn Johnson for chairing this event, and to Kerry Powers for entertaining us with holiday music on the piano.

The Best Cart award went to Tracy Dannewitz, and Best Dressed was Conchita Root, featuring the cutest Elf on the Shelf we’ve ever seen!

We’re pretty sure Tracy arrived extra early to get her cart just right.

We had a tie for first place: Team Comet: Lisa Ramos, Hollyn Johnson, Susan Hammock, Micky Pickering, and Kim Cox Team Olive: Shannon Williams, Karlene Trosper, Tina Militello, Conchita Root, and Ann Pointer Congratulations to all our winners!

Upcoming Events January 6 Daily Play Resumes January 13 3 Queens & a King January 20 Handicap Tournament #1 January 27 Handicap Tournament #2

Jenny Kadow PCWGA President Eiznek@aol.com

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Golf News

GOLF COURSE NEWS As the holiday season is coming to an end and we look to begin the New Year, many believe that this is the perfect time for golf in Florida. Our major projects are behind us, and the course is really starting to show its full potential.

Even with the cooler weather we’ve experienced over the past month, the greens remain healthy, denser, and firmer than they have been recently as they continue to gain maturity. With the potential threat of a La Niña weather pattern, we will continue to monitor the putting surfaces and all playing areas for signs of disease.

With all major projects from the year behind us, the month of January allows our team to really concentrate on the overall aesthetics and details throughout the course as we prepare for this golfing season. The Agronomy team has also been very busy pruning trees where necessary to aid in more sunlight for the turfgrass, monitoring stress and hydrophobic areas, and continuing to grow in and establish the maturity of the entire golf course. This time of year, it also provides the team with enough time to really evaluate the bunkers on the course, tamp and compact for better consistency and playability for the upcoming season.

As mentioned previously, we will continue to install rope and stakes along many of the cart paths and rough areas, to help limit any thinning due to high traffic and wear. We simply ask that our members and guests are mindful of these areas and follow the “Gate System” as much as possible to aid in the health of the turf throughout the next several months. This, along with the practice of repairing ball marks can go a long way to not only improving the health of the turf, but the overall aesthetics and playing conditions of the golf course and putting surfaces.

As we begin this New Year, I am pleased to see the advancement the course has made over the last several months and as mentioned previously, the agronomy team will continue to work efficiently on “details” to enhance the overall playing experience for our members and guests.

Hope to see you on the course,

Carson Kamps GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT CKAMPS@PCGC.ORG

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Tennis News Congratulations to our 2025 Women’s Member/Member Division Winners!

WIMBLEDON

“Championship Division”

US Open

FRENCH OPEN

AUSTRALIAN OPEN

Katherine Burdge & Chrisi Laxer

Kristen Conner & Laura Blair

Erin Kemp & Lindsey Bradbury

Jodi Jotham & Alyssa Dominguez

2026 Spring Events – Mark Your Calendar Women’s Member/Guest February 5th-7th Singles Club Championship March 7th-8th Men’s Member/Guest April 17th-19th Tennis Sock & Shoe April 30th-May 2nd

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FITNESS NEWS

Golf News

With Coach Gary Troll Weil

2026 RESOLUTIONS – A NEW BEGINNING Happy 2026 to the few, the proud, the Palma Ceia Physical Fitness Patrol! On behalf of myself and my staff I hope that your holiday season was truly memorable and something special.

But now…IT IS TIME TO GET BACK TO WORK, GANG! A brand-New Year has arrived; a perfect time for fresh new beginnings and improvement opportunities. We all start anew with a fresh slate – what we do with it depends on us. The time is now.

What are YOU going to do?

It is a popular custom to make New Year’s Resolutions. Each and every year at this time, people vow to change something in their lives and personas, be it physical, mental or spiritual. Unfortunately, all too often, these resolutions start off like a runaway freight train only to slow down like an arthritic tortoise until they are finally forgotten or put off until NEXT year.

Many of the more popular resolutions involve changing something in the health or fitness field.

People resolving to lose weight, exercise more, quit smoking, drink less, get stronger, get in better health are all wonderful, worthwhile goals. Putting in the time, effort and commitment necessary to achieve them is the greater task at hand. Following are a few simple ideas on making resolutions and sticking with them through their fruition.

• MAKE RESOLUTIONS ONLY ABOUT THAT WHICH YOU REALLY CARE ABOUT AND ARE MOTIVATED TO CHANGE. • MAKE REALISTIC RESOLUTIONS WHICH ARE ATTAINABLE. LIKE ALL GOALS, ULTIMATE SUCCESS BEGINS WITH SMALL STEPS. FEED OFF THE LITTLE VICTORIES AND WATCH THEM ADD UP TO BIG ONES. • DON’T MAKE TOO MANY RESOLUTIONS- YOU HAVE A GREATER CHANCE OF SUCCESS IF YOU KEEP THE LIST SMALLER THAN SANTA’S.

Fitness Center Notes Accidentally leave someone out this Holiday Season? FITNESS CENTER GIFT CERTIFICATES for Personal Training Sessions are available at the Fitness Desk.

Start your New Year’s Resolution of “Getting in Shape” the SAFE, SMART way…Get a PERSONAL TRAINING session. Whether it is a one-time program set up/consultation or multiple sessions to motivate you and show you numerous training modes THIS IS THE WAY TO GO! Call 250-6384 or stop by the Fitness Center for details.

Please sign in upon entering the Fitness Center so we may keep an accurate account of usage.

Thank You! Children of members under the age of 15 are NOT permitted to use the Fitness Center and member children are NOT allowed to bring guests in to work out.

January Group Exercise Classes will be in full swing. Start the year out right, have some fun and make a few new friends!

• WRITE YOUR RESOLUTIONS DOWN AND CARRY THEM AROUND WITH YOU. • TELL FAMILY AND FRIENDS ABOUT YOUR RESOLUTIONS. PUT THE PRESSURE ON YOURSELF TO SUCCEED. • MAKE GROUP RESOLUTIONS WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY- THIS MAKES FOR A BUILT IN SUPPORT SYSTEM AND GREATER PRESSURE NOT TO BE THE ONE WHO CAVES IN AND FAILS. • KEEP A JOURNAL OF YOUR PROGRESS. • HAVE FUN AND ENJOY KNOWING THAT YOU ARE WORKING TO ACHIEVE SOMETHING THAT YOU REALLY WANT! As always, we at the Fitness Center are here to help you formulate, refine and achieve all your physical fitness resolutions and goals. Let’s all make this year the best one ever!

Until Next Time,

Your Coach Gary Troll Weil

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SWIM NEWS

Swim Coach Todd H.

2026 Swim Lesson Dates No Lessons Will Take Place During These Weeks: June 1 – 6 & July 20 - August 1 Happy New year! Below is the swim lesson information for this spring and summer. There are several available options to meet the needs of you and your children/grandchildren. You may start registering your child/children for swim lessons on Monday, January 12th. Any questions, please let us know by calling/texting Tammy @ 493-1526 or email, tammy@swimgtsa.com Parent & Tot Swim Lessons

Intermediate Lessons (Ages 4 & Up)

In the pool with a parent, Children 10 months to 24 months of age are introduced to their first swimming experience. This program is designed to help young children become comfortable in the water. Parent and Tot classes also teach parents information and techniques to safely orient their children to the water.

This program children start to learn strokes, work on technique, breathing to the side, and diving. Class Size - 4 to 5 swimmers per instructor (typically 4). Each class is 30 minutes and has 6 lessons in each session. Must have beginner swim skills and ready for strokes to sign-up for this group.

Tuesday & Thursday | 8:30 A.M. – 9:00 A.M.

Monday and Wednesday

Each class is 30 minutes and has 6 lessons in each session.

3:30 P.M. – 4:00 P.M.

Spring Dates – Depends on enrollment.

Session 1 group lessons begin March 30 – April 15

Session 1 will begin June 9 – June 25 Session 2 will begin June 30 – July 16 Beginner Lessons (Ages 2 - 5 years old) Some of the skills we focus on are blowing bubbles, kicking, learning how to be safe and move in the water. Your child will learn how to roll over and pick up their head to take a breath while doing the front crawl, float on their back and be introduced to backstroke. Limit - 4 swimmers per group (typically 3).

SPRING & SUMMER DATES Monday and Wednesday 3:00 P.M. – 3:30 P.M. Each class is 30 minutes and has 6 lessons in each session.

Session 1 group lessons begin March 30 – April 15 Session 2 group lessons begin April 20 – May 6 Session 3 group lessons begin May 11 – May 27 Tuesday and Thursday Class Times: 8:30, 9:00, 9:30, 10:00, 10:30 or 11:00 Each class is 30 minutes and has 6 lessons in each session.

Session 1 will begin March 31 – April 16 Session 2 will begin April 21 – May 7 Session 3 group lessons begin May 12 – May 28 Tuesday and Thursday 8:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M. (New class every 30 minutes) Each class is 30 minutes and has 6 lessons in each session.

(No classes from 11:30 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.) Session 4 will begin June 9 – June 25 Session 5 will begin June 30 – July 16

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Session 2 group lessons begin April 20 – May 6 Session 3 group lessons begin May 11 – May 27 Tuesday and Thursday 3:30 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. Session 4 group lessons begin June 9 – June 25 Session 4 group lessons begin June 30 – July 16 Private Swim Lessons (Age 2 & Up) Coach Todd and his coaching staff will offer private lessons starting in the spring.

To schedule private lessons please contact Coach Todd & Tammy at tammy@swimgtsa.com or feel free to call/text us at (813) 493-1526.

Congrats!

Employees Anniversaries

Please join us in congratulating Jonathan Bones, our January Employee of the Month, for his outstanding dedication and service as a Maintenance Technician at Palma Ceia Golf & Country Club.

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Jonathan Bones

Jonathan has been a valued member of the Palma Ceia team since 2012 and for over a decade he has consistently demonstrated exceptional workmanship, reliability and pride in everything he does. His behind-the-scenes efforts play a vital role in keeping facilities safe, beautiful and operating smoothly for our members, guests, and other employees.

Jonathan is always willing to step in, solve problems, and go the extra mile often before anyone realizes an issue exists. His strong work ethic, positive attitude, and commitment to excellence truly embody the standards and values of Palma Ceia.

Thank you, Jonathan, for your many years of dedication and for making Palma Ceia a better place every day. We are proud to recognize you as our January Employee of the Month!

FULL NAME

ANNV. DATE

YRS.

Gary Weil

28 years

1/8/1998

Justus Canatsey

11 years

1/22/2015

Eddie Soto Gomez

7 years

1/24/2019

Stephanie Ervin

7 years

1/30/2019

Zhaneta Lachina

6 years

1/17/2020

Will Darnall

7 years

1/29/2020

Rolando Rivera Aviles

3 years

1/24/2024

Mailen Tellez

1 year

1/2/2025

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JANUARY 2026 SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

■ F&B Events ■ Golf Events ■ Tennis Events

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2

Clubhouse Closed

All You Can Eat Catfish in the 19th Hole

New Year Day

Golf Course Open

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5

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Free Play Mahjong Family Night Buffet

Clubhouse Closed

Mahjong Intro Series Class #1

11 Grand Sunday Brunch Buffet in the 19th Hole

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Clubhouse Closed Swim Lessons Open for Registration

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Men’s Golf Senior Club Championship

Clubhouse Closed

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26 Clubhouse Closed

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Free Play Mahjong

Northern Italian Wine Dinner

Family Night Buffet

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Ladies Golf Handicap Tournament Round 1

27 Ladies Golf Handicap Tournament Round 2

Thirsty Thursday Gasparilla Theme

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Ladies Golf 3 Queens and a King

Mahjong Intro Series Class #2

Live Music in Lounge 6-9pm

All You Can Eat Shrimp in the 19th Hole

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9 Family Bingo Live Music in Lounge 6-9pm

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28 Free Play Mahjong Family Night Buffet Mahjong Intro Series Class #4

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10 Caymus & Burger Special

17 Men’s Golf Senior Club Championship

Live Music in Lounge 6-9pm

Caymus & Burger Special

23 Live Music in Lounge 6-9pm

Mahjong Intro Series Class #3

Caymus & Burger Special

Golf Special Shooters

Free Play Mahjong Family Night Buffet

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24 Children's Parade Gasparilla Face Paint Party Caymus & Burger Special

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Golf Pirates Day on Gasparilla Invasion Day Breakfast & the Course Make Up Party Live Music in Finish Where Lounge 6-9pm You Started Post Invasion Party

FEBRUARY 2026 SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

■ F&B Events ■ Golf Events ■ Tennis Events

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2

3

4

5

6

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Tennis Women’s Member/Guest Free Play Mahjong

Clubhouse Closed

Family Night Buffet

Tennis Women’s Member Guest Thirsty Thursday

All You Can Eat Catfish in the 19th Hole

Tennis Women’s Member/Guest

Live Music in Lounge 6-9pm

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Grand Sunday Brunch Buffet in the 19th Hole Golf Super Bowl Shamble

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Clubhouse Closed

16 Clubhouse Closed Golf Divot Party

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23

Members Day on the Golf Couse

Clubhouse Closed

Sake Seminar

17 Ladies Game & Social Night (Fat Tuesday)

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Free Play Mahjong

Intermediate Social

Family Night Buffet

Live Music in Lounge 6-9pm

18 Free Play Mahjong

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Family Night Buffet

Gasparilla Invitational Golf Tournament

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Free Play Mahjong Family Night Buffet

20 Gasparilla Invitational Golf Tournament Live Music in Lounge 6-9pm

27 Live Music in Lounge 6-9pm

14 Valentine’s Dinner in Bendelow’s

21 Gasparilla Invitational Golf Tournament

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1601 South MacDill Avenue Tampa, Florida 33629 813-253-3101 www.pcgc.org

January Hours of Operation

Contact Information

19th Hole

The Lounge

Tennis Pro Shop

Tuesday - Friday Lunch 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Dinner 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Saturday Breakfast 7:00 am - 2:00 pm Lunch 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Dinner 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Sunday Breakfast 7:00 am - 2:00 pm Lunch 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Dinner 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Food Service Tuesday - Thursday 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Friday 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm Saturday 11:00 am - 9:30 pm Sunday 11:00 am - 8:00 pm Bar Service Tuesday 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm Wednesday & Thursday 4:00 pm - 11:00 pm Friday 4:00 pm - 12:30 am Saturday 11:00 am - 12:00 am Sunday 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

Monday - Sunday 7:30 am - 9:00 pm

Bendelow’s Sunday - Tuesday Closed Wednesday - Saturday Dinner 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Dress Code: Gentlemen Slacks and Collared Shirts are recommended.

Locker Grill Food Service Monday - Saturday 11:00 am - 2:00 pm Bar Service Monday - Friday 11:00 am - 8:00 pm Saturday 11:00 am - 7:00 pm Sunday 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Fitness Center Monday - Friday Staffed 6:00 am - 9:00 pm Saturday Staffed 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Saturday Facility Open 6:00 am - 9:00 pm Sunday Staffed 11:00 am - 7:00 pm Sunday Facility Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

Accounting Office

Golf Pro Shop

Monday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Tuesday - Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

Tuesday - Sunday 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

Receptionist Monday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Tuesday - Saturday 9:00 am - 9:00 pm Sunday 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

Kinder Klub Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 6:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Sunday Closed

Club Phone Number: (813) 253-3101 Telephone Extensions Receptionist and Reservations................................................... 210 General Manager, Bob Ley......................................................... 222 Assistant General Manager, Manny Gonzalez.......................... 223 Director of Finance, Anastasia Sherman................................... 233 Accounts Receivable, Kennedy Yelvington............................... 224 Event Coordinator, Daniela Hoganson..................................... 221 Membership Administrator, Maggie Scaglione........................ 229 Communications Manager, Yelitza Colmenares...................... 236 19th Hole...................................................................................... 237 Cocktail Lounge........................................................................... 232 Locker Room Grill........................................................................ 276 Golf Pro Shop................................................. 244, Direct: 253-3061 Director of Golf, Joe Hodge......................................................... 243 Head Golf Professional, Matthew Pivko.................................... 254 Tennis Pro Shop............................................. 261, Direct: 251-3673 Tennis Director, Mike Del Priore............................................... 262 Fitness Center/ Fitness Director , Gary Weil............................. 275 Pool Office/ Swim Coach, Todd Hoffmeier............................... 271 Kinder Klub/ Kinder Club Director, Tara Pinkney.................... 250 Club Email address: palmaceiacountryclub@pcgc.org

DRESS CODE - ENFORCED FOR MEMBERS AND GUESTS Effective Wednesday, October 15th, the dress code will be strictly enforced. Applies to children, aged 4 and above.

Please ensure you are in full compliance with the policy by this date.

Thank you for your cooperation.

All persons utilizing the Club facilities shall be neat, well-groomed, and wear clothing appropriate to the function being attended.

No hats, caps or visors may be worn inside the Club except in the exercise and fitness center, locker rooms and the Golf & Tennis pro shops. However, ladies may wear hats, caps, visors, and tennis attire in the 19th hole prior to 6:00p.m. All persons utilizing the 19thHole (including the outside porch dining area), Lounge (including the outside porch seating area), Bendelow's or the Ball Room shall be expected to dress at least in "club casual" attire. Club casual includes collared shirts and slacks, dress jeans or nonathletic shorts with pockets for Gentleman. Club casual includes dresses, slacks, blouses, dress jeans and nonathletic shorts for ladies. Appropriate golf attire is acceptable.

T-shirts and athletic attire are not permitted indoors except in the fitness center and the locker rooms.

Swimming attire is allowed only in the pool and locker room areas.

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