Tavistock News - April 2023

UPCOMING EVENTS

COMPLIMENTARY SPRING WINE TASTING

Wednesday, April 5th

EASTER AT TAVISTOCK

Sunday, April 9th - Sold Out

ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS DAY

Wednesday, April 26th

NATIONAL PRIME RIB DAY

Thursday, April 27th

SPRING OPENING COCKTAIL PARTY

Saturday, April 29th

CINCO DE MAYO PARTY

Friday, May 5th

KENTUCKY DERBY DAY COCKTAIL PARTY

Saturday, May 6th

MOTHER’S DAY

Sunday, May 14th

CHAMPAGNE DINNER

Thursday, May 18th

CIGAR DINNER

Thursday, June 22ndSold Out

RESERVATIONS: 856.429.1866

SAVE THE DATES

Please hold all reservations for save the dates until a formal advertisement is published.

FAMILY BBQ BUFFET

Sunday, May 28th

TAVISTOCK NEWS

SPRING HAS SPRUNG WITH THESE POPULAR UPCOMING EVENTS THE ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE

Jack O’Malley

As we head into the start of Spring our golf days grow longer, the weather gets warmer, and our entertainment calendar remains as robust as ever. While Tavistock continues with our renovations for the betterment of our membership, the Entertainment Committee continues to bring social events for the entire family.

April kicks off with our Complimentary Wine Tasting. Join us on Wednesday, April 5th. Come taste great wines with friends and make a reservation to stay for dinner. The wine is also available to purchase through the Club at a great value. Easter Sunday is April 9th and always a special event at Tavistock. Our annual Spring Opening will be held this year on Saturday, April 29th with a little twist. We’re going to celebrate with a casual cocktail party featuring a DJ, heavy hors d’oeuvres and stations, as well as an OPEN BAR for the course of the party. This event is open to all members so come out and enjoy the fun!

We jump into May with our popular Derby Day on Saturday, May 6th. This celebration has become an annual tradition at TCC, so make sure to get those hats out, root on your favorite horse, and enjoy our specialty cocktails. Get ready for a new event, a Champagne Dinner on Thursday, May 18th. This unique evening will feature a variety of champagnes from Veuve Clicquot and Moet and a special dinner prepared by Chef Kelly. Come out to enjoy this special opportunity to experience the world’s finest bubblies.

On behalf of the Club and the Entertainment Committee, we would like to extend our appreciation for your patience as we have navigated through Phase II of our Long-Range Master Plan. We have tried to provide you with new events, along with the traditional, and your support has been nothing short of AMAZING! It is you, our membership, who make Tavistock Country Club the social envy of every other club in the Delaware Valley, and for that we THANK YOU.

EDITORIAL STAFF

Publisher

James McGarry

Production

David Latimer

Content Coordinator

Michelle Scianni

Contributing Editors

Patrick Butkus

David Latimer

Colin Mack-Allen

Jim McGarry

Jack Merget

Chef J. Kelly Morrow

Jack O’Malley

Michelle Scanzano

Michelle Scianni

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THE WOMEN’S 18-HOLE GROUP INVITES YOU TO JOIN OUR GOLF LEAGUES

WOMEN’S 18-HOLE GROUP

MaryKay Maley

Welcome to the 2023 Women’s Golf Season! April is here, and it is time to dust off your shoes and clubs! We hope you enjoyed your winter and are ready for a fun golf season ahead. If you haven’t already signed up for one of our women’s golf leagues, it is not too late to do so. We would love you to join us; please call Sue Tindall in the office or email her at stindall@tavistockcc.com to register. Or please attend our annual kick-off meeting on April 4th from 1:30 till 3:00 PM in the Fairway Room.

The Women’s 18-Hole golf season officially starts on Tuesday, April 11 with a 9:00 AM shotgun start. Before our official opening, a pre-season clinic focused on difficult lies will be on Friday, April 7 at 4:30 PM. Please plan to stay for cocktails afterward!

For those women registered to play our GAP matches, there will be team GAP clinics on Thursday, April 6th and 13th at 5:00 PM. The GAP team/ Pro Scramble will be on Thursday, April 20th at 2:00 PM with our GAP Kick-off party post scramble.

Can’t wait to see you on the course!

The Golf Association of Philadelphia official score posting season begins on Saturday, April 1st. Please post all your scores at any of the scoring kiosks located in the golf shop, Men’s and Women’s locker rooms. You may also post your score in the Club’s ForeTees app or by downloading the USGA GHIN app on your smartphone. The posting season goes through Tuesday, November 14th.

Tavistock

Rules:

Guests limited 5 rounds

SOA limited to 10 rounds

NRG limited to 10 rounds

SOG limited to 5 rounds

JA may play after 3 pm each day

Tee Sheet Restrictions

APRIL

4/3 COURSE CLOSED

4/4 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE OPEN

PLAY

4/6 WGAP TEAM CLINIC

4/7 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

QUALIFYING

4/10 COURSE CLOSED

4/11 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE OPENING DAY

4/12 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE OPENING DAY

4/13 WGAP TEAM CLINIC

4/17 COURSE CLOSED

4/18 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE ALIBI

4/19 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE OPEN

PLAY

4/20 WGAP TEAM PRO SCRAMBLE

4/21 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE CLINIC

4/23 MEN’S GAP TEAM MATCHES

4/24 COURSE CLOSED

4/25 OPEN PLAY / WGAP MATCH #1

4/26 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE OPEN PLAY

4/28 SPRING OPENING / WGAP MATCH #2

4/29 OPENING COURSE CLOSED

4/30 MEN’S GAP TEAM MATCHES

MAY

5/1 TENDER OUTING

5/2 OPEN PLAY/WGAP MATCH #3

5/3 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE EVENT

DAY

5/4 9-HOLE WOMEN’S CLINIC/

COUPLE’S 9 N’ DINE

5/5 WGAP TEAM MATCH #4

5/7 MEN’S GAP TEAM MATCHES

5/9 OPEN PLAY / WGAP MATCH #5

5/10 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE OPEN

PLAY

5/11 COUPLE’S 9 N’ DINE

5/13 GAP TEAM PLAYOFF

5/15 INSPIRA OUTING

5/16 WOMEN’S MEM/MEM /

MEN’S GOLF LEAGUE

5/17 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE OPEN

PLAY/3’S FOR ME

5/18 COUPLE’S 9 N’ DINE

5/20 18-HOLE CLINIC

5/23 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE

HANDICAP TOURNAMENT /

2023 Calendar of Golf Events

MEN’S GOLF LEAGUE

5/24 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE OPEN

PLAY/COUPLE’S 9 N’ DINE

5/25 STAG DAY

5/29 MEMORIAL DAY CLUB OPEN

5/30 COURSE CLOSED

5/31 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE OPEN PLAY

JUNE

6/1 9 HOLE-WOMEN’S CLINIC/ WOMEN’S 18-HOLE OPEN PLAY

6/3 MEN’S MEM/MEM

6/5 COURSE CLOSED

6/6 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE

MEMBER/GUEST / MEN’S GOLF LEAGUE

6/7 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE MEMBER/ GUEST

6/12 JDRF

6/13 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE FLAG

TOURNAMENT / MEN’S GOLF LEAGUE

6/14 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE OPEN

PLAY

6/15 1 DAY INVITATIONAL

6/18 FATHER’S DAY

6/19 HET

6/20 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE ODD

OUT/EVEN IN / MENS GOLF

LEAGUE

6/21 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE OPEN

PLAY/3’S FOR ME

6/22 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE CLINIC / WOMEN’S 18-HOLE CLINIC

6/24 MEN’S & WOMEN’S CLUB

CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI FINALS

6/25 MEN’S & WOMEN’S CLUB

CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS

6/26 COURSE CLOSED

6/27 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE BUBBLE

TOURNAMENT

6/28 MEN’S IRON MASTERS

6/29 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE OPEN

PLAY

JULY

7/3 COURSE OPEN

7/5 COURSE OPENS AT 11:00 AM

7/6 PAR 3 FUN DAY

7/9 DRIVE CHIP & PUTT

7/10 COURSE CLOSED 7/11 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE TT

AM / SENIOR INTERCLUB

9-HOLE

7/25 WOMEN’S 18-HOLE MATCH PLAY TOURN #2

7/26 MEN’S MEM/GUEST / STAG

9-HOLE OPEN

10/5 SENIOR INTER CLUB W/ RIVERTON AT TAVISTOCK

10/8 MIXED MEMBER MEMBER

SARAH TARDITI GALLAGHER

RYDER CUP 10/16 COURSE CLOSED

10/18 WOMEN’S 9-HOLE CLOSING DAY

10/21 PRESIDENT’S CUP

10/22 TAVISTOCK CUP/FINAL

10/23 VETERAN’S APPRECIATION

A Letter From the Green Committee GREEN COMMITTEE

Jason Walker

Dear Members,

As we approach the start of the golf season I’d like to provide an update on behalf of our Greens Department, led by our Golf Course Superintendent Vic Frederico, and the Green Committee. As usual during the winter months, the Greens Department has been very busy. I mentioned in my last note one of their main priorities was to clean up the golf course: specifically, removal of underbrush throughout the property, trimming of trees, removal of diseased and damaged trees, and sodding of cart-worn areas. I’m sure you’ll notice the excellent work they did!

Our new Golf Course Architect Jaeger Kovich has been making diligent progress on the new Master Plan. He will be rolling it out six holes at a time for review to the Board and Green Committee starting this month. The goal is to be able to present the final plan to the membership by the end of this summer.

If you’ve been out on the course this year, you’ve likely noticed some changes to our 15th hole. We removed two dying oaks at the top of the hill and did substantial clearing to the left of the hole. The newly exposed landforms are spectacular! The hope is balls hit left will not only have a chance to be found, but also have an opportunity to get back in play, aiding in pace of play. In addition, this clearing will provide necessary sunlight and airflow to one of the most challenging areas of turf on the course. The area between 14 and 15 also received its first major clean-up in several years and the results look fantastic.

Vic and his team were able to complete the area between 6 and 14. You’ll notice it’s been completely sodded and multiple drainage ditches were dug. As like 15, this will be another area where you’re now likely to find your ball and have a recovery shot. Kudos to Vic and his team for another amazing project!

One area Vic’s team was not able to address is the creek to the right of number 5. This has been a problem area for decades and the erosion is only getting worse. The plan was to begin clearing the underbrush to the right of the cart-path, remove several unstable trees next to the cart-path, and clean out the creek itself. Unfortunately the weather did not cooperate, and given the area is perhaps the wettest on the property we were unable to get the necessary equipment there. Other than removal of fallen trees that are visible, there will be no tree removal to the right of the creek. We will also be working with a civil engineering firm this year to help guide us on solutions to deal with erosion and movement of the creek.

Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions. I hope to see you around the Club!

All the Best,

Jason Walker Green Chairman

Dining Hours

Sunday Brunch 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Lunch

Tuesday – Sunday 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Dinner

Tuesday – Thursday 5:00PM – 9:00 PM

Friday-Saturday 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Sunday 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM

The Bean on The Green Coffee Shop

Tuesday – Friday 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Men’s Locker Room 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.

Chef’s Corner

FROM THE TCC KITCHEN

Chef J. Kelly Morrow

This month we present a little sweet and a little savory!

Old-Fashioned Buttermilk Pie

A custardy pie with a sweet taste. This is an old traditional southern dessert surprisingly though originating from the United Kingdom.

Chow Chow Garnish

A favorite at the Club! Chef serves this condiment mostly in the summer with BBQ dishes.

Ingredients

2 lbs. chopped green cabbage (around 10 cups)

2 large green tomatoes seeded & diced

1 jumbo Vidalia onion diced

1 large green bell pepper seeded & diced

1 large red bell pepper seeded & diced

1-1/2 Tablespoons of salt

1 Tablespoon of mustard seeds

2 teaspoons of celery seed

1-1/2 cups apple cider vinegar

1-1/2 cups white distilled vinegar

3 cups granulated sugar

1 Tablespoon prepared mustard

2 teaspoons red pepper flakes adjust to taste

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 50 minutes

Total Time: 1 hour

Servings: 8

Ingredients

3 eggs

1- 1/2 cups sugar

1/2 cup butter melted & cooled

3 tablespoons flour

1 cup buttermilk

1 Tablespoon lemon juice

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg

Pinch of salt

19-inch pie crust, unbaked

Instructions

1. In a large bowl, whisk together eggs and sugar.

2. Whisk in remaining ingredients until smooth.

3. Pour into prepared pie crust.

4. Bake at 400 for 10 minutes.

5. Reduce heat to 350 degrees and continue to bake for 40 to 45 minutes.

1 teaspoon turmeric

1 teaspoon allspice

1/2 teaspoon ground ginger

2 cloves of garlic minced

Instructions

1. In a large non-reactive mixing bowl, mix together the cabbage, tomato, onion, bell peppers and salt. Mix well, then cover and chill for 8 hours or overnight. Drain liquid.

2. In a large non-reactive pot, toast the mustard and celery seeds over medium-high heat about 1 minute or until fragrant, moving pot constantly. Add both vinegars, sugar, mustard, red pepper flakes, allspice, turmeric, and ginger. Bring to a boil, then lower the heat and simmer for 10 minutes.

3. Add the drained cabbage mixture and minced garlic to the pot. Mix well. Increase the heat and bring to a boil for 5 minutes then lower the heat to medium-low and simmer for 20-25 minutes or until slightly thickened, to allow flavors to fully bloom and the juice to reduce. (Cabbage should still have a slight crunch)

4. Remove from the heat and allow to cool to room temperature in the pot, uncovered. Pack in sterilized jars. May store chilled for up to one month.

GAP Corner

THE GOLF ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA

Registration for the GAP Middle-Amateur Championship is open. The event’s 40th edition will take place May 22-23 at Old York Road Country Club in Ambler, Pa. Qualifying events for the Championship proper will take place on the following dates: April 15 (Five Ponds Golf Club in Warminster, Pa.), April 17 (Scotland Run Golf Club in Williamstown, N.J.), May 2 (Coatesville Country Club in Coatesville, Pa.) and May 4 (Irem Country Club in Dallas, Pa.). The Middle-Amateur Championship is open to golfers 25 years of age or older with a Handicap Index of 5.0 or less. It is a two-day, 36-hole stroke play event and the first GAP Major of the tournament season. Visit www.gapgolf.org to register.

The GAP Architect Series honors Donald Ross in 2023. The schedule is as follows: St. Davids Golf Club (May 8); Union League Golf Club at Torresdale (June 5); Country Club of York (July 17); Riverton Country Club (Aug. 28) and LuLu Country Club Club (Sept. 25). The GAP Architect Series includes lunch and golf. Bradford Becken, president of the Donald Ross Society, will serve as a featured speaker during dinner at the LuLu event. Cost to participate in the GAP Architect Series, which includes entry into all five events, is $1,250 per person. Male and female members of GAP Member Clubs are eligible. The GAP Architect Series is limited to the first 100 registrants. A participant can substitute if he/she is unable to attend one of the events. For more information on the GAP Architect Series, contact Mario Machi, GAP Assistant Executive Director, at 610-687-2340 ext. 0016 or via email at mmachi@gapgolf.org.

April 1 marks the official start of GAP’s 2023 season. That means you can post scores from golf courses in the GAP region to your handicap record. As a part of the World Handicap System, handicap indexes will revise the following day any time a score is posted. For more information regarding score posting, contact Brad Jewett, Manager of GHIN Technical Support, at bjewett@gapgolf.org.

Congratulations Ed Hutchinson!

THE GOLF ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA

Congratulations to Ed Hutchinson who was elected to another term on the GAP Executive Committee as Chairperson of the Communications Committee for GAP.

Seasonal Reminders

DRESS CODE

Now that the 2023 season is upon us please visit the House Rules on the Club’s website to familiarize yourself with the dress code on the course and around the Clubhouse.

SHOE CHANGING POLICY

Changing shoes should be done in the Golf Shop or Locker Room and more specifically not in the parking lot.

ROSTER VISIBILITY

Please check your Roster listing on the TCC website and make sure the visibility of your personal information meet your preferences. If you would like to be more accessible by other TCC members please make sure your contact information is made visible.

Annual Meeting Reminder

The Board of Governors and General Manager cordially invite each member to the elections of Officers and Annual Meeting of Tavistock Country Club on Monday, April 17th, 2023. The meeting begins at 8:00 PM. Electronic polls open at 9:00 AM.

In Memoriam

Gloria Possumato

Passed on February 25th

William Rittmayer

Passed on March 5th

A Reminder to Members for Responsibility of their Guests and Children’s Behavior

Our Club has a reputation for being gracious and friendly. We are a family Club and as members of a big family, each should strive to respect the rights and privileges of the other. These rules, therefore, are not an attempt to instruct our members and their families in matters of customary and respectable conduct, but to point out certain expectations of everyone in our Club environment that otherwise might be overlooked. Always be aware that members in our Club are judged by their attitude and cooperation with the rules.

Employee Spotlight COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT

Ace Elizabeth Jacobsen Hostess & Part-Time Receptionist

What do you like about your current position?

I love how social both of my positions are! I can not only talk to our members whenever I am here, but I really get to know them. It warms my heart when someone walks into the dining room or answers the phone, and they recognize me and ask how I am. It doesn’t feel so much like work when we’re chatting about a book I’m currently reading or plans for an upcoming break!

How long have you worked at Tavistock?

I started at the beginning of May 2022.

Where did you work prior to Tavistock?

Before I started here, I worked weekends at American Eagle in the Cherry Hill Mall, and weekdays I would

babysit. I got a lot of my work ethic from being with the same two little boys every day after school!

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

When I am not working, I like to perform. I participate in my schools drama department and was the lead two years in a row! I am actively going on auditions or filming self-tapes. I also travel a lot with my family. However, I always miss being home and spending my free time with my dogs and cats!

Do you like roller coasters?

I absolutely love roller coasters. As much as they can scare me sometimes, I always push myself for that adrenaline.

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

SOG Colin Devlin Attorney Connor Crawford Lex Nova Law, LLC

SOG Derek Le Beau Director, Classic Auto Gary Vermaat Ferrari Philadelphia

SOG Clark Minken Director, Premium Sales Jamie Slonis Philadelphia Eagles

SOG Shanon Carson Executive Shareholder Matthew Carrozza Berger Montague PC

SOG Stephen Toye Regional Operations Mgr. Kyle Turner Schofield Transport

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.

Anthony Foursha – Membership Chairman 100 Tavistock Lane Haddonfield, NJ 08033 afoursha@yahoo.com

Meet Nancy Broz! Nancy resides in Haddonfield. She is retired from the Moorestown Township Public Schools. Over her 40-year career in the school system she held titles as Teacher, Supervisor & Assistant Principal. She graduated from Ursinus College where she earned her bachelor’s degree. She then attended Rowan College and graduated with a master’s degree. After graduating from Rowan, she continued her education at Temple University earning her PhD. Nancy enjoys piano, travel, art, ballroom dancing and theater. Nancy is looking forward to meeting new friends as well as spending time with old friends, dining and taking part in the social activities of the Club. We would like to extend a warm welcome to the Club!

Meet Jason Cooper! Jason is the owner of Heyday Athletic, an adult sports and social events business located in Philadelphia, PA. Jason graduated from the University at Buffalo and then continued pursuing his education graduating from the University of Washington. Jason resides in Haddonfield with his wife Benita and two children Kian and Jett. Jason enjoys traveling, coaching youth soccer and basketball. He also enjoys golf, cooking and spending time with his family. Jason and his family enjoy socializing and are looking forward to doing so at Tavistock with many of the family focused events that are offered. We look forward to seeing you at the Club!

Meet Mark Tumelty! Mark resides in Haddonfield with his wife Kathryn and their three children, Parker, Camryn and Teagan. Mark is the Vice President of Marketing for Campbell Soup Company in Camden, NJ. He graduated from the University of Richmond and got his Masters from the University of North Carolina. Mark likes golf, and wants to be able to introduce the game to his children. He’s looking forward to the social aspect of the Club and all it has to offer as well for his family. He also likes to cook, enjoys history & riding his peloton. He is also involved with the non-profit organization Philabundance. See you on the greens!

Meet D. Gregory Winther Jr.! Greg resides in Haddonfield with his wife Alison and their three children, Gregory, Callan and Deacon. Greg is a Senior Vice President of Acquisitions for The Shidler Group, a commercial real estate investing company in Kennett Square, PA. He graduated from Villanova University. He likes to play golf and snowboard. He is a corporate member at Trump National Golf Club Philadelphia. He is also a Philadelphia Sports team fan. He enjoys watching Villanova basketball. Greg likes the reputation that Tavistock has and looks forward to partaking in social events, golf and dining with his family here. We look forward to meeting you!

Meet John McElvarr! John works for ERMI LLC (A Medical Device Company) and is their Market Development Manager. He went to Shawnee High School in Medford, NJ and graduated from West Virginia University. John resides in Haddonfield. Prior to moving to Haddonfield, he lived in Center City, Philadelphia where he became a huge Philadelphia sports fan. He especially loves the Eagles. John likes playing golf, cooking and spending time with friends and family. Welcome to the Club!

Wear It Proudly

We want to know where members have been traveling to. 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 mscianni@tavistockcc.com

A Look Back in Time

Who doesn’t like to look at old photos? It’s so fun to look back in time and be able to reminisce. Do you have an old photo to share? Please submit to mscianni@tavistockcc.com

Circa 1966

Tavistock’s Men’s Golf Team

Sitting, left to right: Wayne Bancroft, Harrison Todd, Joe Holman, and Ed Wallace.

Standing: Skeeter Shull, Jim Meyers, Harry Anderson, George Koch, Don Cook, Tony DeSimone, and Alexander Storer Jr.

Interested In Serving on a Committee?

Our Club has had the great fortune over the years to attract members who have been phenomenally generous with their time and talents.

The Communications Committee & other committees are seeking volunteers. If you are interested in serving on any one of Tavistock’s committees go to our website.

Click on MEMBER CENTRAL

Click on JOIN A COMMITTEE

Click on the VIEW button

This will enable you to start the process.

A Reminder to Members for Responsibility of their Guests and Children’s Behavior

Our Club has a reputation for being gracious and friendly. We are a family Club and as members of a big family, each should strive to respect the rights and privileges of the other. These rules, therefore, are not an attempt to instruct our members and their families in matters of customary and respectable conduct, but to point out certain expectations of everyone in our Club environment that otherwise might be overlooked. Always be aware that members in our Club are judged by their attitude and cooperation with the rules.