Tavistock News - February 2024

TAVISTOCK NEWS

EST. 1921

FEBRUARY 2024

NEW YEAR WITH THE MINIONS Tavistock’s newest holiday event with some very special guests!

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IN THIS ISSUE: Valentine’s Day | Jimmy Buffett Tribute | Puttle (2/14)

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3…2…1…HAPPY NEW YEAR!

THE ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Michelle Scianni

EDITORIAL STAFF Publisher Joseph Malcarney

Minions, members and guests oh my! The New Year’s Eve Family Bash was in full swing even before the stroke of midnight. The night started with a buffet dinner, a show and specials appearances by the ever so popular minions. The minions then helped kick off the dance party that lead into an epic balloon drop just a little before 8:30 PM. All those that attended were able to participate in a sparkling cider toast to welcome in the New Year. Lots of fun surprises were also a part of this celebration. Oh, what a night it was!

Production David Latimer Content Coordinator Michelle Scianni Contributing Editors Kristen Armstrong Victor Frederico David Latimer Colin Mack-Allen MaryKay Maley Jack Merget Michelle Scanzano Karen Thornton Anthony Walko Newsletter Contributions Tavistock News publishes original articles written by members other than our editorial staff. Letters of opinion and varying viewpoints are also solicited.

Address your comments to: The Publisher Tavistock News 100 Tavistock Lane Haddonfield, NJ 08033 or email: mscanzano@tavistockcc.com

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The comments, opinions, views & recommendations are strictly the authors.

They do not represent the opinion of Tavistock News, its staff, its committee, or the Board of Governors of Tavistock Country Club.

Good News Email your major personal, professional and life milestones to Michelle Scanzano with the subject “Good News.”

Email mscanzano@tavistockcc.com

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Winter Fun!

UPCOMING EVENTS

THE ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Kristen Armstrong On Saturday, February 3rd join us for the 2nd Annual Après Ski, It will be a night of fun festivities in the heated tent on the patio atop the Pro Shop! The evening begins at 5:00 PM with acoustic music just like you’d find in the lodge after a long day on the slopes.

As the night continues, our favorite DJ will get you out on the dance floor with all of your friends! Ski attire encouraged. $75.00++ per person, includes heavy hors d’oeuvres and an open bar.

At the time of publication, this event is SOLD OUT, but you can still join the waitlist.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day at your Club on Wednesday, February 14th. Bring the whole gang to the Lady and the Trampthemed Valentine’s Family Buffet {Adults, $45.00; Children 12 and under, $26.00} or make a reservation for a more intimate celebration in one of our member dining rooms.

Thursday, February 22nd, is Trivia Night.

Join the waitlist now for a pub style buffet at 6:00 PM, followed by Trivia at 7:00 PM. $30.00++ per person.

Forget the chill of winter for at least a few hours by joining us on Friday, February 23rd when we’ll be warmed up by listening and dancing to Parrot Beach, a Jimmy Buffett tribute band. We’ll escape to Margaritaville and enjoy some Cheeseburgers in Paradise.

6:30 to 10:00 PM, $65.00 ++ per person.

As we roll into March, come try your hand at Puttle on Friday, March 1st. 7:00 - 11:00 PM in the Ballroom.Puttle is a fun and simple, but competitive putting game suitable for golfers {and non-golfers!} of all abilities. Register on ForeTees for yourself or form foursome with your friends. $50++ per person. Price includes a buffet dinner.

On Thursday, March 14th, join us for a special evening celebrating the life and legacy of long-time Tavistock member and former Club President, Dave Wilson. Join Dave’s family for dinner, story sharing, and more. If you have photos of Dave, please send them to Michelle Scanzano at mscanzano@tavistockcc.com to be included in a slide show that will run throughout this evening.

Channel your inner leprechaun and come to the Club on Friday, March 15th for our annual Irish Night event celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. This evening features Irish food and entertainment. 5:00 – 10:00 PM in the Member Dining Rooms. Live music by the Malarkey Brothers starts at 6:00 PM. Chef Kelly has a traditional Irish a la carte menu planned.

On behalf of the Entertainment Committee, we thank you for your continued support for the events held at Tavistock. We look forward to seeing you and celebrating with you at the Club!

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APRES SKI LODGE SOLD OUT Saturday, February 3rd VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER Wednesday, February 14th VALENTINE’S DAY FAMILY FRIENDLY DINNER Wednesday, February 14th TRIVIA NIGHT SOLD OUT Thursday, February 22nd JIMMY BUFFETT TRIBUTE BAND Friday, February 23rd PUTTLE Friday, March 1st DAVE WILSON FEST Thursday, March 14th IRISH NIGHT Friday, March 15th RESERVATIONS: 856.429.1866

SAVE THE DATES Please hold all reservations for Save The Dates until a formal advertisement is published.

TRIVIA NIGHT Thursday, March 21st TCC FINE WINE DINNER Friday, March 22nd

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STAFF DIRECTORY AND IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Clubhouse Main: 856.429.1866

Men’s Locker Room Bar Direct: 856.857.6964

Golf Shop Direct: 856.429.1827

Ladies Lounge Area Direct: 856.857.6969

Valet Direct: 856.857.6963

General Manager Colin Mack-Allen Main: 856.429.1866 x612 Direct: 856.857.6946 cmack-allen@tavistockcc.com

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Clubhouse Manager Jack Merget Main: 856.429.1866 x651 Direct: 856.857.6790 jack@tavistockcc.com

Controller and Office Manager Susan Klemick Main: 856.429.1866 x615 Direct: 856.857.6948 susan@tavistockcc.com

Head Golf Professional Patrick Butkus Main: 856.429.1866 x621 Direct: 856.857.6954 pbutkus@tavistockcc.com

Communications Director David Latimer Main: 856.429.1866 x654 Direct: 856.857.6793 dlatimer@tavistockcc.com

Banquet Manager Catherine Drew Main: 856.429.1866 x613 Direct: 856.857.6947 banquets_manager@tavistockcc.com

Executive Chef J. Kelly Morrow Main: 856.429.1866 x631 Direct: 856.857.6962 kmorrow@tavistockcc.com

Banquet Manager Christine Novzen Main: 856.429.1866 x653 Direct: 856.857.6792 cnovzen@tavistockcc.com

Greens Superintendent Victor Frederico Main: 856.429.1866 x691 Direct: 856.857.6584 vfrederico@tavistockcc.com

Membership Director Michelle Scanzano Main: 856.429.1866 x677 Direct 856.857.6797 mscanzano@tavistockcc.com

Food & Beverage Director Michelle Hawk Main: 856.429.1866 x662 Direct: 856.857.6794 mhawk@tavistockcc.com

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TCC Women’s Golf Association Update WOMEN’S 9 & 18 HOLE GROUPS Karen Thornton & MaryKay Maley

Our start to the 2024 golf season begins with our message for all our TCC Women Golfers, wishing you all more golf rounds than in 2023!

We hope you are getting ready and excited for Spring and longer, warmer days. Your Golf Committee is committed to maintaining and improving events for both our leagues. Information on the 2024 Women’s Golf season and the 2024 golf schedule will come soon. Until then, please consider volunteering to host an event this season by contacting Karen Thornton (thornton37@comcast.net). Your participation would be greatly appreciated so we can continue to create an enjoyable, fun outing for our ladies.

Our Stay-In-Touch Luncheons will continue through the winter months. Lunch is open to all Tavistock Women Golfers. We will meet for lunch at noon on the second Tuesday of February and March. Please call the office to add your name to the reservation.

We look forward to seeing you there!

In Memoriam Mr. John H. Schmidt Sr. Passed on January 2nd Mr. Donald F. Carey Passed on January 12th

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WGAP News

WOMEN’S 9 & 18 HOLE GROUPS Karen Thornton & MaryKay Maley

If you are interested in playing in the WGAP team matches for 2024, you need to join WGAP https://wgapgolf.org/register/ by March 22, 2024. Eligibility to play in the WGAP team matches requires all players to have a USGA Handicap Index of 40.4. In addition, players must have eight or more rounds of golf posted in the previous season (as of November 15th, 2023). WGAP members who cannot post eight rounds of golf in the prior year may be eligible for a courtesy handicap.

Courtesy handicaps are typically extended to golfers with extenuating circumstances that kept them from playing golf. Courtesy handicap request deadline is March 15th, 2024. To help plan your calendars, the WGAP play dates are Tuesday, April 23rd; Friday, April 26th; Tuesday, April 30th; Friday, May 3rd; and Tuesday, May 7th (Rain date – Wednesday, May 8th) In addition to playing team matches for Tavistock, as a WGAP member, you can play at other area clubs on Open Play Days or in tournaments and pay just the cart or caddie fees. Tournaments are flighted, so there are events for golfers of all levels. For more information, visit WGAP’s website at www.wgapgolf.org

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Course Care Reminders GREENS DEPARTMENT Victor Frederico

We have prepared the golf course for winter play, and here are a few reminders for the course over the next few months. All of the course accessories, including all of the tee markers, have been removed for winter refurbishing.

Please tee off from different spots of your choice over the next few months! Most of the men’s (yellow tee marker) par 3 tees, as well as a few select black tees, will be covered for the winter to help with recovery. We started this practice a few years back, and it helped our areas with the most divots a lot going into the golfing season.

Please use this as an opportunity to tee off from a teeing area that you would not normally use.

It’s a great opportunity to see the course from a different perspective! We have also added two separate pin locations to each green, as per our normal practice for the winter. Please keep in mind that there WILL BE NO EZLOCATOR PIN SHEETS through the winter. We will start the daily pin sheets at the beginning of the golfing season, most likely around April 1st of 2024.

Also, please rotate the flag to the other hole on each green after your play. Rotating the flag will help disperse the wear and traffic on the greens throughout the winter. Finally, periodically throughout the winter we will utilize temporary pins on a few of the greens, or all the greens depending on the circumstances. During the freeze and thaw cycle, it is sometimes necessary to close a green, so we do not hurt the root zone of our greens.

A Look Back in Time Do you have an old photo to share? If so, please submit to Michelle Scianni at mscianni@tavistockcc.com

PLEASE DO NOT WALK ON A GREEN WHEN IT IS CLOSED! When walking to the next holes tee, from a temporary green it is VERY important that you walk around the green. Thanks for following all our winter rules....and please do not forget to fix your ball marks throughout.

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Pictured: A snow-covered Tavistock many winters past.

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Congratulations Bridget!

THE GOLF ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA

Congratulations to Tavistock’s Bridget McLaughlin who was awarded Philadelphia PGA Section Assistant of the Year!

Bridget McLaughlin, PGA, is the first assistant Golf Professional at Tavistock Country Club (New Jersey), and the Section’s 2023 Justin Riegel Assistant Golf Professional of the Year. The award recognizes PGA of America Golf Professionals who have excelled in business and merchandising in the promotion of golf, and is named for the late Justin Riegel, a past Section Assistant Golf Professional of the Year. McLaughlin says that growing up learning to play the game of golf from her parents and working as a PGA of America assistant golf professional has taught her how to be adaptable in an industry that is ever-changing. It is her responsibility to stay organized and flexible when changes are needed to be made to the operation. She says that working at both Tavistock and St. Davids Golf Club in Wayne, Pa., allowed her to learn all aspects of a successful golf operation, and learn to adjust her involvement based on the clubs’ needs.

McLaughlin prioritizes service over profit; she says it is more important to create trusting relationships with members so that they know I will always do what is best for them. She also says that being an approachable manager is very important so that staff members feel they have opportunities to ask questions or present ideas in a safe space. Outside of Tavistock, McLaughlin volunteers for the Section’s Women’s Committee to help create networking and education opportunities for the Section’s women members. Recently, she ran a leadership summit for the J. Wood Platt Caddie Scholarship Trust. The session was designed for women to provide a welcoming and fun atmosphere while being introduced to the game of golf. Included in the discussions were the barriers women and minority groups frequently face during their entry into the game, and what can be done to make the sport less intimidating. McLaughlin has also served as head coach for Eastern University’s women’s golf team and helped to run clinics for the Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation, and Operation 36 programs.

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GAP Corner

THE GOLF ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA

Planning for the year ahead? Consider adding GAP to your travel itinerary. Spots are filling up quickly for a GAP Travel excursion to Kiawah Island Golf Resort in South Carolina. Visit www.gapgolf.org/travel to reserve your spot today.

Take a look at how you contributed to the overall numbers that exemplified GAP’s 2023 season. Statistics include average Handicap index and total rounds posted. Visit https:// gapgolf.org/the-2023-gap-season-by-thenumbers/ to dive into the data.

Launched in 2010, GAP Chat, originally known as the Legends Video Series, highlighted prominent tournament players recalling their experiences on and off the golf course. It returns with two new installments as the calendar turns to 2024.

The Goldman boys made impressions on the GAP circuit for three decades. Andy finished as runner-up in the 1968 Amateur Championship. His older brother Ben won the Amateur Championship in 1960. Both share their golf stories in the rebranded Chat GAP (a nod to today’s AI-driven world) series. Visit the GAP YouTube channel (@gaofphilly) to watch these Chat GAP episodes.

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Congratulations Adam Bracy!

THE GOLF ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA

Congratulations to Tavistock’s Adam Bracy, who was elected to serve a one-year term on the Executive Committee for GAP! Pictured (L to R): New members elected to the GAP Executive Committee, Adam Bracy, Jackie Beck of Leigh Country Club and Jack Wallace of Riverton Country Club.

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What do you like about your current position?

The Members are so friendly. I work in the Main Dining Room, The Men’s Grille and banquets so no two shifts are the same. I have never worked anywhere that treats their employees as well as we are treated here!

Where did you work prior to Tavistock?

I retired from the Postal Services after 30 years of service. I was previously a bartender at Cafe Lamberti, Pennsauken Country Club, Riverton Country Club and for various other caterers.

Where would your dream vacation be?

I would like to try a cabin in the woods near a lake for fishing and crabbing.

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What are some things you like to do when you’re not working?

Since retiring from coaching football at Gloucester Catholic, Pitman High School, Cherry Hill East and Haddonfield I have taken up fishing. I also like to go to the gym and I bike an average of 100 miles a month.

What is your favorite family recipe?

My wife says my grilled salmon is her favorite.

Do you like roller coasters?

I am not a fan of roller coasters.

Do you have a favorite holiday tradition?

Christmas Eve with my wife’s family in North Jersey and Christmas breakfast at my daughter’s in Bellmawr.

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Scenic Views of TCC Do you have a scenic photo taken on the Club grounds that you would like to share? If so, email Michelle Scianni at mscianni@tavistockcc.com. We may publish it in a future Newsletter or Tavizine.

Seasonal Reminders ROSTER VISIBILITY Please check your Roster listing on the TCC website and make sure the visibility of your personal information meets your preferences.

If you would like to be more accessible by other TCC members, please make sure your contact information is made visible.

OTHER REMINDERS No cell phone conversations in the Member Dining Areas.

Please make dining reservations so we can better serve you.

No ripped jeans. Shirts should be tucked in.

Athletic wear before noon only.

Hats off in the Clubhouse.

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Dining Hours Sunday Breakfast 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Lunch + Lounge Tuesday – Sunday 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Dinner + Lounge Tuesday – Thursday 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM Friday-Saturday 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM Sunday 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM No Lounge Service Between Lunch and Dinner Men’s Lounge Bar Monday-Friday 1:30 PM – 9:00 PM Saturday – Sunday 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM BAR CLOSING HOURS TCC Bars close at 2:00 AM Last call is 1:40 AM. All members and guests must exit the Club by 2:00 AM. The bar will close: Monday – Friday 9:00 PM Saturday – Sunday 8:00 PM if there are no members to serve.

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Beverage Corner

A VALENTINE COCKTAIL Anthony Walko, Assistant Food & Beverage Director

This sweet and citrusy cocktail is great for a romantic evening at home. It starts with a Blood Orange Simple Syrup, then combined with Lemon Juice and Gin to create the perfect drink for this Valentine’s Day. Enjoy!

Blood Orange Simple Syrup (Make this first!)

1 cup of blood orange juice ¾ cup of sugar Blood orange peels Directions: Cook on Medium heat until sugar is dissolved and reduces by ½.

Now, make your cocktail!

Bleeding Love Cocktail 1.5 oz. of Gin 1 oz. blood orange simple syrup .5 oz of lemon juice Directions: Shaken and strained into a coupe or martini glass. Top with sparkling wine and blood orange peel.

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Membership Posting The Membership Committee has approved the following Tavistock Country Club prospective member applications to be posted to the membership at large: Class Candidate Business Sponsor SOH Patricia Jones Outreach Director Jack Tarditi Camden County/Veterans Affairs SOG David Lowther Physician William Lowther

Inspira Medical Grp SOG James MacFarlane

President George Hutchinson, III Atlantic Commercial Materials, Inc.

SOG Kyle Magrann Sales Rep David Schumacher Benco Dental SOG John C. Walter

Self Employed Equity Trader/Investor

Robert Kiep

These name(s) are hereby “posted” for the next 30 days. Upon no objection from the membership and after membership committee review, they will be interviewed by the membership committee as classification openings become available. Any objections to an applicant should be addressed to the Membership Chairman within 30 days.

Francis Keegan – Membership Chairman 100 Tavistock Lane Haddonfield, NJ 08033

frankeegansr@gmail.com

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New Members Meet Anthony M. Faiola Sr.! Anthony resides in Cherry Hill, NJ with his wife Meghan and has four children. He is self-employed and the owner of OCF in Cherry Hill, NJ. He went to Camden Catholic High School and graduated from Villanova University. Now that his kids are getting older, and he no longer coaches, he’s looking forward to coming to Tavistock to enjoy all it has to offer! He looks forward to entertaining clients at the Club as well. We look forward to meeting you.

Sponsor: John Falcone Meet Thomas Garvey! Thomas resides in Haddonfield, NJ. He is the President of Garvey Corp. His undergraduate studies were done at Thomas Edison University and for his graduate studies he attended LaSalle University. He enjoys golf, boating/sportfishing, travel, tennis, hunting and music. Thomas has been here as a guest for many golf outings, and he is looking forward to making new friends and playing golf. See you on the greens!

Sponsor: Michael Kulzer Meet Robert Gaul! Robert lives in Haddonfield, NJ with his wife Cara and his two children Evan and Colin. He is the owner and President of Gaul & Associates, P.C. His undergraduate studies were done at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore MD and his graduate studies were at Temple University Law School. He enjoys traveling, hiking, biking and outdoor activities with his family. He is looking forward to golfing and socializing with friends that are already members and hosting family, friends and business colleagues. We look forward to meeting you and your family.

Sponsor: Jamie Chiarieri Meet James LoCascio! James resides in Haddonfield, NJ with his wife Alice and their three children William, John and Emma. James is a VP of Global Operations for Xerimis in Moorestown, NJ. He graduated from California Culinary Academy in San Francisco, CA. He enjoys visiting the shore, traveling, military history, food, golf and college and Philadelphia sports. Tavistock feels at home, and he is looking forward to enjoying all the amenities the Club has to offer.

Welcome to the Club!

Sponsor: John Foley

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Wear It Proudly We would like to know where you traveled to recently. Whether on vacation, business travel, destination weddings or more… were you wearing any Tavistock gear? Inquiring readers want to know. Submit a picture from your vacation spot wearing your Tavistock gear and we would be happy to publish it in the Newsletter. Let’s see who traveled the furthest and was sporting the Tavistock logo?

Please submit to Michelle Scianni at mscianni@tavistockcc.com

Dr. John Petrozzi wearing his Tavistock hat while in Taiwan on a recent cruise.

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Chris and Sharon Delaney on a recent golf trip to Pinehurst and Pine Needles Golf Resorts in NC.

Jon Geisler sailing the Caribbean wearing his 1921 hat.

Blair Lane wearing Tavistock Gear in Paris.

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To view the full photo gallery, visit our website.

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To view the full photo gallery, visit our website.

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