Tavistock News - September 2024

TAVISTOCK NEWS

EST. 1921

SEPTEMBER 2024

Chip & Sip Bringing golf and food together!

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IN THIS ISSUE: Camp Tavistock | Designer Bag Bingo (9/7-9/8)

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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 Michael Meinsenzahl Main: 856.429.1866 x621 Direct: 856.857.6954 mike@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 Kayla Schaub Main: 856.429.1866 x653 Direct: 856.857.6792 kschaub@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 Welcomes Back Jim Bannach And Jeff Nowmos

UPCOMING EVENTS

ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Doug Knight

It was a hot summer! I am writing this column during the sweltering heat wave of July. I am looking forward to crisp fall weather, golf, football, sweater evenings, leaves changing color, and the return to Tavistock of two of our most highly-regarded entertainers; Jim Bannach and Jeff Nowmos.

Beginning Wednesday, September 4th, Jim Bannach begins a weekly engagement with our Club playing music each Wednesday through December 18th. Jim has had an amazing career, spanning thirty-eight years at the Windrift Restaurant in Avalon and several other ocean-side venues where he attracts standing-room only crowds. Jim is an extraordinary vocalist and musician, playing a wide repertoire of current hits and standards and your favorite requests. Jim plays each Wednesday from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

Jeff Nowmos will again be playing his acoustic guitar each Friday from 6:00 to 9:30 PM. Jeff plays a lively stream of Beatles, Eagles, Cole Porter, bossa nova, and just about everything in between. Jeff provides a perfect background for a laidback Friday night dining experience.

Be sure to join us on September 6th, for our very popular Brewfest! $85 all inclusive. Beer drinkers rejoice!

Then on September 7th, Camp Tavistock will take over the tenth hole.

S’Mores, hot dogs, burgers, tents, sleeping bags…I could go on and on. It’s an overnight camp out under the stars.

We can’t wait.

The REALLY REALLY popular Cigar Café Dinner is set for September 18th on the patio. This event is sold out but you can still call to join the waitlist!

See you at the Club!

SUNSET GRILLE Friday Nights thru mid-September BREWFEST Friday, September 6th CAMP TAVISTOCK Saturday, September 7th & Sunday, September 8th CIGAR CAFÉ DINNER SOLD OUT Wednesday, September 18th DESIGNER BAG BINGO Wednesday, October 16th HALLOWEEN AT TCC Friday, October 25th and Saturday, October 26th TAVISTOCK FARMS FLOWER WORKSHOP Thursday, November 7th RESERVATIONS: 856.429.1866

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

FINE WINE DINNER Friday, October 4th VETERAN’S DAY GOLF OUTING Monday, October 21st ANNIVERSARY BALL Saturday, November 16th

In Memoriam Marie DePersia (former member) Passed on July 23rd Helene Delaney Passed on August 24th

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Chip & Sip Recap

ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE David Woolley

EDITORIAL STAFF Publisher Joseph Malcarney Production David Latimer

The Entertainment Committee and Staff of TCC have done it once again! The 2nd Annual Chip and Sip took place on August 17th with 75 members participating in this event. Chef Kelly and his team had four food/drink stations under tents in different parts of the specialized designed 9-hole par 3 course. Each tent had a different food/drink theme which made it exciting to see what amazing creation was waiting for you. Certainly, was not an event where you would go hungry! After the golf was completed, members met in the Coulter Room where a fantastic dessert was served. Be on the lookout in 2025 for Chip and Sip to be on the calendar.

Finally, a BIG THANK YOU goes out to all the members of the Tavistock Staff who helped make this event such a success!

Content Coordinator Michelle Scianni Contributing Editors Todd D. Falkenberg Doug Knight David Latimer Colin Mack-Allen Joseph Malcarney MaryKay Maley Chef J. Kelly Morrow Michelle Scanzano Michelle Scianni James “Cheech” Shukdinas Anthony Walko David Woolley 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.”

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Upcoming Fall Golf Fun! WOMEN’S 18-HOLE GROUP MaryKay Maley

Calling All Tavistock Women Golfers: 2024 Charity Event Susie Kirk and Liz Robin are organizing this year’s Women’s Charity Golf Event, which will be held on Wednesday, September 18th. The event will benefit the Women Golfers Give Back (WGGB) Organization, whose mission is to enhance girls’ lives through golf by fostering integrity, perseverance, and confidence while preparing them for success in college and their careers.

The Charity Event is open to all Tavistock Women Golfers and their guests. Golfers can sign up to play 18 or 9 holes or simply attend the luncheon. Both the 18-hole and 9-hole tournaments will follow a Scramble format.

The 18-hole players will start with a shotgun start at 8:30 AM, while those playing nine holes will have a shotgun start at 11:00 AM. Following the play, there will be lunch, prizes, and a brief statement from the WGGB president. To register, please visit ForeTees under Golf Events. Registration closes on September 14th at 11:00 AM. Women’s 9-Hole Group

Upcoming Events

Wednesday, September 4th Tavistock Invitational Wednesday, September 4th Open Play Back 9 Wednesday, September 11th Open Play Back 9 Wednesday, September 18th Women’s Charity Event Wednesday, September 25th Open Play Back 9

If you are interested in becoming a Hole Sponsor for this event, please contact the Pro Shop. If you need more information regarding the event, please contact Susie Kirk at thekirks5@comcast.net or Liz Robin at liz@jzr.com.

Women’s Tavistock Cup is Underway The Women’s Tavistock Cup Tournament is a handicapped match-play event open to all women golfing members of various skill levels. The play began in June and by the end of July, the competing pairs were narrowed down to the ‘final four’: Richelle Maestro versus Liza Cartmell Zoubeck and Lori Sullivan versus Ellen Richey-Porter. Congratulations to these ladies on making it to the final four. Since these matches were not completed by the publication deadline, the winners will be announced in October’s newsletter.

Women’s 18-Hole Group Upcoming Events Thursday, September 5th Handicap Tournament Women’s Clinic - 4:30 PM Tuesday, September 10th Solheim Cup Tuesday, September 17th Odd/Even Partner Twist Wednesday, September 18th Women’s Charity Event Tuesday, September 24th Criss Cross CLASS EXPERIENCE FOR OUR MEMBERS, THEIR FAMILIES AND GUESTS.

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Tee Sheet Restrictions

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

The Golf Association of Philadelphia official score posting season is here. 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 November.

Seasonal Reminders DRESS CODE 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 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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Welcome Kayla Schaub!

OUR NEW BANQUET MANAGER!

Hi everyone! My name is Kayla Schaub and I am the newest Banquet Manager here at Tavistock. I graduated from Montclair State University in 2022 and have since been taking graduate classes at Rowan University, slowly but surely working towards my MBA. Outside of work I’m almost always either reading a book or talking about my books to anyone who will listen! I love anything and everything creative, most specifically drawing and painting. I’ve also never said no to a beach trip, concert, or Phillies game. I’m so happy to be joining Tavistock and look forward to meeting everyone! You can reach me at 856.857.6792 or kschaub@tavistockcc.com

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Looking Forward To The Cup COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT

Tavistock’s own, Meghan Stasi, four-time U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur champion has been given the honor of captaining the 2024 USA Curtis Cup Team when it seeks to claim a third consecutive Match Aug. 30th-Sept.1st at Sunningdale Golf Club in England. Your Tavistock family wishes you good luck! We will be tuning in from across the pond.

Tavistock Member Qualifies U.S. Senior Amateur!

COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT

Congratulations to Jamie Slonis who qualified for the US Senior Amateur when playing at Lehigh Country Club. He shot 72 (two over par) and survived a 4 for 3 playoff. The tournament is being played August 24th - 29th at The Honors Course in Ooltewah, TN. He is the first Tavistock Member to ever qualify for the US Senior Amateur. Your Tavistock family wishes you good luck!

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U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur Qualifying COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT

Congratulations to Mary McGuinness who will be playing in the 37th U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship at Brae Burn Country Club in West Newton, Mass. September 7th -12th. Your Tavistock family wishes you good luck! You got this!

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GAP Corner

THE GOLF ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA

September closes with a pair of GAP/AGA Coal Scuttle championships. Huntsville Golf Club in Shavertown, PA welcomes the 42nd Senior Coal Scuttle Championship on September 12th. The event is open to all GAP Member Clubs. Teams must feature a minimum of four club representatives 55 years of age or older. The 74th Men’s Coal Scuttle Championship is set for Saturday, September 21st at Berwick, PA. and Sunday, September 22nd at Glen Oak Country Club in Clarks Summit, PA. The Men’s Coal Scuttle is also open to all GAP Member Clubs. A club must field a minimum of five individuals per team. For more information, or to register for the GAP/AGA Coal Scuttle championships, visit www.gapgolf.org, click “AGA” in the “event schedules” bar and select the Scuttle you seek from the listing.

The following Member Play Day events will take place in September: Laurel Creek Country Club in Mt. Laurel, NJ (September 9); Bala Golf Club in Philadelphia, PA (September 16th); Conestoga Country Club in Lancaster, PA (September 16th) and Indian Valley Country Club in Telford, Pa. (September 30th). Registration is available at www.gapgolf.org.

Husbands and wives. Friends and family members. Competitive colleagues and Club Members.

Team up to take on the 6th Mixed Foursomes Championship will take place Sept. 6th at Medford Lakes Country Club in Medford, NJ The event’s format is greensomes (selective drive/alternate shot).

The Mixed Foursomes Championship is open to one female and one male golfer teams who are 19 years of age or older. Registration is available at www.gapgolf.org.

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Member Spotlight

COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE Joseph Malcarney

Meet Liza Cartmell Where and when did you start playing golf?

My mother founded Junior golf where I grew up in Rumson. She had five kids and wanted to get us out of the house. I was seven and it was at Rumson Country Club.

How long have you been at Tavistock and who was your sponsor when coming into the Club?

The Bitonti’s sponsored us when we moved into Haddonfield 2004/2005.

Most memorable playing moment at TCC? My hole in one on 13! It was from the blues with my 8 iron.

What is your favorite hole at TCC and why?

12 is my favorite hole, I just like it. I don’t always play it well, but I like the way it is set up. I score the most consistently on 17, 14 is the one that gives me the most trouble.

What is your go to meal at TCC? The chicken Waldorf salad with pumpkin bread. It’s the ladies’ lunch when we are finished playing, the servers already know what I am having.

If we put a “Liza Special” sandwich at the halfway house, what would it be?

I will go with the sausage and peppers.

Who would be in your bucket list golf group at TCC? Michelle Wie, another tall golfer and I really like Rory McIlroy, I think I would be way to intimated to play with Tiger. I would also love to see Jordan Spieth in action out here, I really like his short game.

When you aren’t enjoying TCC what else are you doing?

Gardening, alllll the time. Also, reading and heading out for dinner. Buddakan is my go to and we also like Talula’s. We like to head into the city and we will try different spots too. We recently celebrated our 43rd wedding anniversary and headed into the city. When we don’t head into the city we like to go into downtown Haddonfield and enjoy Gass & Main, The Little Hen and Verona.

Favorite event or tradition at TCC? The 100 Year Anniversary party was incredible. The Club just blew the doors off. I wish we did something like that every year or biannual.

Mr. Reliable, what club has this name in your bag?

Would have to be my pitching wedge and next would be my 7 iron.

One thing you could add or change if you had rule for the day at TCC? I would like to put in effect, throughout the year and not just for the summer, the 24 hour rule loosening the Saturday-Sunday restrictions on morning play. All regular golf members (including couples that both work) that feel comfortable playing on weekends should be able to sign up the day prior for morning slots if there are open times.

Anything odd or special that you keep in your golf bag?

I just took them out recently because there were too many, but I started collecting pencils from the clubs that I go and play. I don’t know when, but I am going to turn them into a display tray once I have enough.

What do you like most about Tavistock?

Convenience is the biggest! I live right down the hill! I forget stuff all the time and I can just turn right around and go get it. I love the course; it’s a great course and the convenience makes it that much better.

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Tee-Rific Golf Tip of the Month GOLF SHOP James ”Cheech” Shukdinas, PGA Assistant Golf Professional

New Devices for Short Game Success Although we don’t have a long Driving Range here at Tavistock, we do have a tremendous Short Game Area. It gets plenty of use by both Members & guests, so we want to keep it looking good. When balls are scattered throughout the area, they become cluttered and inefficient to use. Scan the QR code and see the new devices we have in place to ensure your Short Game Success.

Scan this QR code to see the new devices we have in place to ensure your Short Game Success!

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.

Pictured: James MacFarlane proudly sporting the Tavistock logo and colors on his golf bag atop the world famous Swilcan Bridge in St. Andrews at the 18th hole.

In the beginning of August, Mr. MacFarlane enjoyed playing the Old Course at the Home of Golf.

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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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What’s Cookin’ at TCC

MIXERS AND ELIXERS: HOW TO UP YOUR COCKTAIL GAME AT HOME Anthony Walko, Assistant Food & Beverage Director Over the past few years, canned cocktails and the RTD (ready to drink) market has exploded. I am sure many of you have had a High Noon, Surfside, or some other product that was as easy as popping a can open. While they are great for your summertime BBQ or going down the shore, fall days at home lend themselves to crafting a great cocktail of your own. I have a few ingredients, tips, and tricks to share with you; including staples on my bar shelf and some techniques for you to use.

favorite is to add it to an espresso martini for an unexpected depth of flavor.

Tips and Tricks!

There are a few small things that can make you feel like you should be behind a professional bar anytime you want to go make a drink.

1. Don’t forget Balance! – Drinks are a lot like a dish you would cook. Find ways to use acid (citrus juice), sweetness (a simple syrup), heat (jalapeno marg anyone?), or even salt (some flaky Maldon salt on an espresso martini) to really bring Magic Ingredients That Make flavors to life.

Everything Taste Good 2. Shake, Shake, Shake! – Can’t stress This is a saying that I tend to use this one enough. Shaking a drink gives it whenever I explain to people ways to proper dilution, marries all the ingredients really elevate a cocktail. Here are two together, and gives you a cohesive final liquors that I keep on my shelf that are product. I always shake really hard for 15game changers!

20 seconds! It is worth it!

1. St. Germain: This has been around 3. Finish Strong! – Time to tell you to for a while now, and it is just so delicious. invest in the double straining method.

A sweet, floral liquor made with One strainer for your shaking tin, and elderflowers. Mix with some champagne, another that’s a fine strainer to catch all add to a gin and tonic, or even put in those ice chips. It’ll result in great texture a margarita to introduce a delicate and and beautiful presentation. Find a garnish gorgeous flavor. to match your drink, and you are ready to 2. Amaro: An amaro is an Italian digestivo enjoy! (usually enjoyed after dinner) made from different herbs, barks, spices, citruses, So, it is time for you to invest in a great and the list goes on. They can carry a cocktail mixing kit and find some fun multitude of flavors, from something fall drinks to make! There are so many more perfume-y and somewhat medicinal websites with great recipes, and once (in a good way) or more earthy and you learn the basics, explore some flavors herbaceous. A personal favorite is on your own. Can’t wait to see you all Quintessia Amaro Nonino, which is around the Club to hear what you’ve been incredibly balanced with a touch of vanilla. making.

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We are excited to welcome back Wendy Boulton…just in a different way!

Most of you probably remember Wendy. Wendy retired from Tavistock Country Club in 2021 after being our prized and beloved Horticulturist for over 39 years. She has shared endless advice with both members and staff alike about her love of all things pertaining to plants and flowers over the years and is now going to answer your gardening questions!

To kick things off this month Wendy is answering: “What should I be doing with my garden in September?”

If you have a question about your garden, soil, planting, etc. please submit it to mscanzano@tavistockcc.com for Wendy to answer in a future newsletter.

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our songbirds with a feast for their pre- winter and winter needs. Some of the most appreciated flowering perennials are Rudbeckia (Black Eyed Susan), Echinacea ( Coneflower), Gaillardia (Blanket Flower), Aster, Sunflower, Solidago (Goldenrod), and some of our native grasses. I personally leave these plants through the winter and do an early spring cleanup. It may look a bit messy to those who like a more manicured appearance, but trust me, wildlife will benefit.

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Greetings to my Tavistock friends!

It’s been three years since my retirement, and I am pleased to have been asked to be a contributor to the Tavistock News focusing on ornamental plants. I look forward to giving advice, so feel free to “pick my brain”.

September is here and the first frost is yet more than a month away.

They want about six weeks of root growth before winter freeze to develop a good root system.

Penn State Extension https://extension.psu.edu has a wealth of articles, particularly one on perennial division. September is also a good time to plan your spring flower bulb display.

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You might ask what you should do in your garden this month? You’ve enjoyed your flowers and veggies for a nice long summer. Most of the hard-working annuals and perennials are still at it, as well as vegetable production, so continue harvesting those vegetables. For the annuals, if they have become s u leggy and haggard e (coleus and petunias come to mind), they would benefit from a trim and feeding (liquid fertilizer formulated for flowers) early in the month. This will stimulate a flush of new growth and flowering for most of their time left in the season. As for the herbaceous perennials, continue to deadhead the spent blossoms, as this will spur more flowering. Late in September, or into October, you can then leave the drying seedheads on the plants, providing

Late September into mid-October is a good time to divide perennials should they need it.

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rd i a They need to be planted six to starts growing in spring. illa a G eight weeks before the soil starts Hydrangea species have both, to freeze. If you are inclined to either old wood or new wood, purchase your own bulbs online, depending on which species you there are a multitude of have. The ones commonly seen reputable suppliers. Do know everywhere are the mophead and that they tend to run out of stock lacecaps (Hydrangea macrophylla quickly, so order early. Usually the and Hydrangea serrata). These grower/supplier will not ship until are the big leaved, big flowered the proper planting time, but you shrubs in pink, blue or white. can go ahead and reserve what These are old wood bloomers and you want. They will ask for your agriculture should not be pruned in late summer or fall or planting zone, which in the Haddonfield area is there will not be flowers the next year. What kind zone 7. If you choose to wait and buy locally, do you have? A good argument for saving those inspect the bulbs for damage/disease, if plant tags that come with new purchases, or, if possible. This will present as brown or black you are not sure of your existing shrubs, an bruising on clean flesh, and sometimes with online search with pictures can help identify a bluish mold, or totally shriveled. Remember which you have. these bulbs were harvested many months ago and cold stored. If they were handled by a third September through October is also party, i.e. big box stores, they may not have a good time to plant evergreen been cared for properly and quality may not be assured. trees and shrubs of all kinds.

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The weather is milder and the soil is still warm, allowing healthy root development before winter dormancy. Make sure to water your new purchases the day before planting to lessen stress!

Again, I am happy to be back in touch with everyone at Tavistock and am looking forward to answering those garden questions.

Fondly, Wendy Boulton

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Scenic Views 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.

Pictured: One of our resident hawks taking a break on one of the Adirondack chairs near the practice green.

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Pictured: A view from the terrace while cooling down and enjoying a peach iced tea during the heat wave in July.

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Save The Date Events Here’s a look ahead at all the events coming soon to TCC! Please hold all reservations for the following Save the Dates until a formal advertisement is published.

THANKSGIVING AT TCC Thursday, November 28th MADRIGALS DINNER Tuesday, December 3rd & 10th BRUNCH WITH SANTA Saturday, December 7th & Sunday, December 8th NEW YEARS EVE Tuesday, December 31st FAMILY FRIENDLY NEW YEARS EVE Tuesday, December 31st

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A curling wand and hair ties were recently added for your convenience in the Women’s Locker Room.

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Members are buzzing about our Tavistock Honey now available for purchase at The Bean on the Green! At $12 each, it makes for a delicious addition to your kitchen or a great gift! These are available in limited quantities.

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HARRISON TODD INVITATIONAL PRACTICE ROUND GOLF COURSE OPEN TO ALL OTHER PLAY

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WOMEN’S 18 HOLE HANDICAP TOURNAMENT CLINIC 4:30 PM

11

BOARD OF GOVERNORS RND 6 BEGINS

LADIES NIGHT WOMEN’S 9 HOLE OPEN PLAY BACK 9

18

BUCK-A-SHUCK

WOMEN’S 9-HOLE EVENT DAY-BACK 9

HUMP DAY HAPPY HOUR

SEPTEMBER 2024 Tuesday COURSE CLOSED

WOMEN’S 18 HOLE OPEN PLAY SOLHEIM CUP

17

THROWBACK THURSDAY

26

CIGAR CAFÉ DINNER

HARRISON TODD INVITATIONAL RAIN DATE

BUCK-A-SHUCK

BUCK-A-SHUCK

25

LADIES NIGHT

WOMEN’S 9 HOLE OPEN PLAY BACK 9

LADIES NIGHT

HUMP DAY HAPPY HOUR

WOMEN’S 18 HOLE ODD/EVEN PARTNER TWIST

24

WOMEN’S CHARITY EVENT 8:30 & 11:00 AM SHOTGUN

WOMEN’S 18 HOLE CRISS CROSS

BOARD OF GOVERNORS FINAL ROUND BEGINS

SENIOR/SUPER SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

16

30

23

TAVISTOCK CUP RND 6 BEGINS

COURSE CLOSED

COURSE CLOSED

SPECIAL OLYMPICS OUTING

COURSE CLOSED

TAVISTOCK CUP RND 5 DEADLINE

15

SUNDAY BREAKFAST BOARD OF GOVERNORS RND 6 DEADLINE

22

SUNDAY BREAKFAST GRAVY SUNDAY (TRADITIONAL)

29

SUNDAY BREAKFAST

FRIED CHICKEN DINNER (TAKE OUT ONLY) BOARD OF GOVERNORS FINAL ROUND DEADLINE

TAVISTOCK COUNTRY CLUB IS DEDICATED TO CREATING A FIRST -

30

Monday

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Sunday

COURSE CLOSED

6

SUNDAY BREAKFAST

7

21

14

MIXED MEMBER/MEMBER

FALL AERIFICATION GOLF COURSE CLOSED ALL DAY

28

VETERAN’S APPRECIATION DAY OUTING & COCKTAIL (SAVE THE DATE)

SARAH TARDITI GALLAGHER MEMORIAL OUTING

COURSE CLOSED

RONALD MCDONALD GOLF OUTING

TAVISTOCK CUP RND 6 DEADLINE

13

SUNDAY BREAKFAST

20

SUNDAY BREAKFAST GRAVY SUNDAY (TRADITIONAL) TAVISTOCK CUP FINAL RND DEADLINE

27

SUNDAY BREAKFAST

FRIED CHICKEN DINNER (TAKE OUT ONLY)

1

Thursday

Friday

MEDAL PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE MUSIC

FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE MUSIC

HALLOWEEN AT TAVISTOCK

25

18

11

4

Saturday

PRIME RIB NIGHT

MEDAL PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

PRIME RIB NIGHT

PRIME RIB NIGHT

CLOSING DAY

PRESIDENT’S CUP 9:30 AM SHOTGUN

HALLOWEEN AT TAVISTOCK

26

19

12

5

DINING & ENTERTAINMENT RESERVATIONS: 856.429.1866 GOLF RESERVATIONS: 856.429.1827

Wednesday

3

17

24

FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE MUSIC

THROWBACK THURSDAY

2

BUCK-A-SHUCK

HUMP DAY HAPPY HOUR LADIES NIGHT

SENIOR INTER CLUB WITH RIVERTON AT TAVISTOCK 9:00 AM

BUCK-A-SHUCK

WOMEN’S 9 HOLE EVENT DAY (BACK 9) EVEN NUMBERED HOLES

9

9 HOLE OPEN PLAY BACK 9

LADIES NIGHT MEN’S ONE DAY MEMBER/GUEST 12:00 PM SHOTGUN

BUCK-A-SHUCK

16

BUCK-A-SHUCK

FALL AERIFICATION GOLF COURSE CLOSED ALL DAY

31

THROWBACK THURSDAY

DESIGNER BAG BINGO LADIES NIGHT

WOMEN’S 9 HOLE CLOSING DAY 9:00 AM SHOTGUN BACK 9 CLOSED UNTIL 12:00 PM

23 HUMP DAY HAPPY HOUR LADIES NIGHT WOMEN’S 9 HOLE OPEN PLAY (BACK 9)

FALL AERIFICATION GOLF COURSE CLOSED ALL DAY

BUCK-A-SHUCK

30

10

FINE WINE DINNER (SAVE THE DATE)

OCTOBER 2024 Tuesday WOMEN’S 18-HOLE PUTTING STABBLEFORD 8:00 AM TEE TIMES

8

29

22

15

WOMEN’S 18 HOLE TBA TAVISTOCK CUP FINAL RND BEGINS

WOMEN’S 18 HOLE CLOSING DAY 9:00 AM SHOTGUN

WOMEN’S PAR 3 FUN DAY

FALL AERIFICATION GOLF COURSE CLOSED ALL DAY

LADIES NIGHT

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CLASS EXPERIENCE FOR OUR MEMBERS, THEIR FAMILIES AND GUESTS.