Whispers Newsletter | January to April 2023

T eTon Pines C oun Try Club

FroM The Desk oF our Club PresiDen T —

Thanks to the support from so many of you, the Club enjoyed a very active and successful 2022. This is quite an accomplishment considering the many challenges faced this year with construction projects, an extremely tight labor pool, and an inflationary economy that is unprecedented since the 80s. Despite these hurdles, the Club has flourished, demonstrating the strength and depth of the Teton Pines membership and the strong foundation that has been established over the years.

We are delighted to share that the Club welcomed 48 member families in 2022, completed our golf course renovation, our new swimming complex with a new Jacuzzi and lap pool, and the new outdoor racquet sports center!

We are very excited about these significant club accomplishments. As mentioned in the previous Whisper update, we are making significant progress with conceptual designs for a “Master Plan” which could include the addition of a complete fitness center, an expanded pro shop, more alfresco dining, and expanded culinary offerings. We are also evaluating updates to the Clubhouse facility. We intend to host some town hall meetings this quarter for you to become familiar with the proposal and provide input and suggestions. We welcome your thoughts and ideas and encourage you to communicate them to Todd or any of the Executive Committee members.

Last Fall we invited Henry DeLozier, a principal for Global Golf Advisors, back to Jackson to work with the Executive Committee to conduct some focus groups to measure the pulse of the membership and steer updates to our strategic plan. Henry confirmed that our plan is still aligned; although it is more important than ever that we ensure the Club is a platform for connection with improved socialization and greater engagement for our members by offering lifestyle choices to incorporate into their daily routines. He identified four primary areas of focus to keep the Club on track including:

1) Ensuring the Club has the infrastructure in place to continue attracting and retaining a great talent pool,

2) Maintaining a high level of member engagement and connectivity to ensure strong member retention and a steady influx of membership referrals, and

3) Making certain the Club is relevant to the members and their lifestyles,

4) Retaining a strong and dedicated Executive Committee committed to the future health of the Club.

With these areas of focus in mind, General Manager Todd Bretzlaff and the Department Directors concentrated on developing an ambitious plan for 2023 with an abundance of activities and events intended to provide our members with multiple opportunities to enjoy the Club. With a highly motivated Golf team eager to promote our newly renovated golf course, the Racquet department proudly welcoming members to the upgraded facilities, a vibrant Wellness & Activities department offering expanded fitness and youth activities, and a fresh perspective in the Food & Beverage department with new Executive Chef Laura, we are confident that the Club will create the high-level of vibrancy necessary to further enhance the solid “sense of community” that has always been a symbol of Teton Pines. We are excited about what the future has to offer for Teton Pines Country Club, and I end this message with how it began. We thank you for your passionate support.

Wishing you and your loved ones a “wonderful holiday season and a joyous and healthy New Year.”

Warmest Regards,

John O’Dwyer, TPCC President

With all the anticipation leading up to my first Christmas at Teton Pines, I get the feeling that like many happy events in life it will come and go in a flash. Fortunately, we have the opportunity to make wonderful memories and reflect on how truly special the festive season is at the Club and in Jackson Hole. I look forward to a wonderful experience celebrating the holidays here with so many of you and hope that everyone has a wonderful holiday with family and friends!

I would also like to thank all of you for your generous contributions to the employee holiday fund. Your support of this long-standing tradition at the Club reinforces the depth of appreciation for our team members’ diligence in serving the membership. Your generosity is greatly appreciated during this festive season. It also marks the end of the year as we complete employee appraisals and review the feedback and suggestions from the annual member survey in establishing our goals for the coming year. We are excited about many of the new offerings that we have in store for you.

As we jump into the winter of 2023, many of us will focus on New Year’s resolutions centered around recreation and wellness. Fortunately for the Club, we have plenty of opportunities for both! We have commenced our daily ski shuttle to make it that much easier to get to the slopes and return to the Club for our weekly Happy Hour. Served from 3 pm – 5 pm we invite you to relax with a few drinks (new mocktails are available) and some appetizers from Chef Laura’s new Happy Hour appetizer menu. Bobby and John are both ready to assist you with the golf simulator and your golf swing, and, of course, cross-country skiing is always available. Additionally, we are happy to see the many members actively using the heated lap pool.

For both Tennis and Pickleball, in addition to the multitude of clinics, drills, and socials, Julie will be hosting a few key events including an Australian Open Dinner, Valentine’s Mixers, and our first Member/Guest Tournament in early March. As for Wellness, in addition to a variety of winter excursions, Jeffrey will be introducing monthly Trivia, a Paint & Sip in January, a tour of the National Wildlife Museum in February, and an outdoor photography class in March. Finally, if you are looking for ways to keep the kids active, be sure to check out the many after-school activities and arts &crafts offerings.

Chef Laura has introduced her winter menus for both dinner and lunch and if you have not tried some of her many new dishes already, please make it a point to dine at the Club soon. Winter is such a lovely time to relax with friends and family in the warm and cozy Club while being served by your friendly and familiar waitstaff. Winter also brings the return of live performances by Tasha every Wednesday and our complimentary weekly wine tastings on Thursdays. At the end of January, Patrick and Chef Laura will host their first “French Wine Dinner” and then an “Italian Wine Dinner” in early March. This winter will also mark the introduction of a monthly Sunday Brunch. Join us on the third Sunday of each month and partake in all your brunch favorites at the Club. And you definitely won’t want to miss out on our elevated Easter Brunch on Sunday, April 9.

For 2023, it is our mission to find ways to become more engaging, more satisfying, and a central hub for your social life in Jackson Hole. For any Club to truly be successful it must be more than just a facility, it must be an integral part of our members’ lives and the “heart” of the community.

Enjoy the New Year and all that life has to offer, especially here at the Club!

Happy New Year!

Todd Bretzlaff, TPCC General Manager

A bouT our M eM bershiP

We are delighted to report that the Club welcomed 49 NEW members this year!

Below, please find the names of our newest members. Photos and bios for each member family can be found on the New Member Page of the website located beneath the My Club navigation tab. Be sure to say hello and provide a friendly Teton Pines welcome to the Club!

FebruA ry

Page Bingahm

Catherine & Thomas Connolly

Kristin Sebastian & Alberto Cribiore

Jenney & David Gillikin

Keith & Betsy Johnson

Anne & Steve Jones

Marina Kissam

Emily & Michael Paasche

Joan & John Siff

M A rCh

Farley & Steve Erikson

Lela Rose & Brandon Jones

Yvette Kanouff

Lizzy Moran & Peter Kennedy

Lee’Ann & Steve Mathy

Anna & Brian Matthews

David May

Lisa & Steve Nesbitt

Wendy & Chad Weiss

Vivien & Paul Zepf

Deborah Arnold & Walt Zipperman

Brooke & Steve Zipperman

A Pril

Kristin & David Buck

Katie & Matt Confer

Farah & Sadek Darwiche

Kate Greer & Peter Fenton

Pete Williams & David Gardner

Tricia Herrick

Keri & Eric Stumberg

Gwen & Evan Weiner

Lauren Katz & Justin Wunderlich

Karen Spangler & Matthew Yeo

M Ay

Amy & Michael Goodman

Lisa & Mike Kelleher

Scottie & David Neill

June

Leah & Trey Chace

Noelle Montgomery & Dan Janney

David Singer

July

Elizabeth & Larry Papel

AugusT

Susan Winfield & Stephen Grynberg

Paige & Ian MacLeod

Susan & Tom Monahan

Teri & Mark Snell

Libby & John Wilkinson

sePTeM ber

Susan & Jeff Baker

Robin & Marshall Durston

Anne-Ferrell & Steve Millham

Elizabeth & John Spence

oCTober

Anna & Jeff Olson

DeCeM ber

Rachel & Jeff Sollis

ToTA l M eM bershiP

C oMPosiTion

Golf: 353 (Teton 31)

Racquet: 154 (26)

Social: 123 (Teton 14)

Teton Pines is currently at our membership capacity of 630 member families, however, we anticipate memberships becoming available during the first quarter. Thus, as we look forward to 2023 we hope you will refer more friends, neighbors, and family to the Club. With your referrals the Club is able to maintain the friendly, welcoming membership culture Teton Pines is known for.

Teton Pines offers two membership opportunities:

TeTon M eM bershiP

Prospective Members Under 45

Initiation Fee: $105,000

Choice of Golf, Racquet, Social Dues

Pines M eM bershiP

Prospective Members 45 & Older

Initiation Fee: $150,000

Choice of Golf, Racquet, Social Dues

Please contact our Membership team to learn more about membership offerings.

Amy Bickley | 307.732.4102 & Gavin Vary | 307.732.4116

A lpine Ski Shuttle & nordic center

A lpine Sk i Shuttle

pleASe m A ke your re ServAtionS online .

Complimentary for members.

tpcc nordic Sk i center & cour Se

open dA ily | 9A m to 4pm

Complimentary for members.

DEPARTS THE PINES 8:00am,

DEPARTS JHMR*

LESSONS

Ski lessons in both traditional touring and skate skiing techniques are offered by appointment and at your convenience. Please call at least a day in advance to arrange a lesson. Rental is equipment available.

TRAILS

& 4:15pm

*Shuttles from JHMR must be reserved. The last shuttle from JHMR is at 4:15pm and must be reserved by 3:55pm.

Skiing with a Child? Two forward facing car seats are available for children over 2. Capacities are 22-100 lbs.

Guests? $10 fee, must be with a member. Each guest is permitted a maximum of 6 round trips. Those with Limited Memberships have unlimited rides and full access to online booking.

L ast shuttLe of the season is on a priL 8th

We offer 16km (10+ miles), in various loops and distances, of gently rolling terrain and small hills. Please remember dogs and walking are NOT permitted on the course. Trail maps are available online and at the ski center. All TPCC memberships include complimentary track fees for members. Guests will be subject to the published trail fees which can be found on the Teton Pines website under “Nordic Ski.”

QUESTIONS?

Call the our Nordic Ski Center at 307.732.4130 to learn about current ski conditions, grooming reports, available equipment as well as lesson availability and rentals.

tetonpinesxc@gmail.com

We love our mini members! And in an effort to keep them happy and involved in the Club all year round we have come up with many fun filled activities. This is a great opportunity for your little ones to make friends that will last a lifetime. Please register online for all offerings.

AF ter School

A dventure S

wedne SdAyS

3:30pm to 5pm

Ages 5 to 11 years old.

Our activities team will meet your little one at the Pines bus stop and walk them to the Clubhouse for yoga, fitness to music, outdoor adventures and crafts.

$40 per Member | $50 per Member Guest

Science SAturdAyS

SAturdAyS

2pm to 3:45pm

Ages 4 to 11 years old.

A hands on activity featuring science projects involving astrology, physics, electricity and chemistry.

$40 per Scientist | $50 per Guest Scientist

SprinG Br eA k cA m pS

cA mp i

Monday, March 27th to Friday, March 31st

cA mp ii

Monday, April 3rd to Friday, April 7th

Ages 5 to 11 years old.

Teton Pines Country Club Spring Break

Camps will keep your kiddos engaged and having fun all week long.

Activities include arts and crafts, tennis, Nordic skiing (weather permitting), snow shoeing, scavenger hunts, and lastly my favorite, a country club etiquette class.

Students will assist with lunch by making their own pizzas and ice creams.

$750 per Member | $850 per Member Guest

cre St dAyS

1/13 • 2/17 • 3/10

FridAyS

8am to 4:30pm

Ages 5 to 11 years old.

Your children will participate in a fun filled day of events that include Nordic skiing, trivia, youth fitness, yoga, crafts, obstacle courses. Lunch will be provided.

$100 per Member | $150 per Member Guest

youth nordic Sk i

t

ue SdAyS & thurSdAyS

3:30pm to 5pm

Ages 5 to 11 years old.

Meeting after school, your littles ones will have a great time learning the fundamentals of cross country skiing.

$40 per Member | $50 per Member Guest

G olF Simul Ator

Keep your game alive and well through every season, the simulator is available to members and their guests 6 days a week. Golf balls and clubs are available for use. Golf Members may also use their own clubs from bag storage or otherwise.

reServAtionS

1hr minimum & 2hr maximum.

cloSe St to the pin conte StS

Select thurSdAy 4:30pm to 5:30pm

G olF m em Ber: $50 per hour

non G olF m em Ber: $65 per hour

Golf Members may book up to 14 days in advance. Non Golf Members may book up to 72hr in advance.

For same day availability, please call the golf member hotline, 307.732.4145

hour S & AvA il A Bility

mondAy throuGh SAturdAy

11A m to 6pm

cloSure S

New Year’s Day January 1st

April Break April 9th to 23rd

Food Service

Available when the Dining Room is open.

pl Ay inG

wine : 1/12 • 1/26 • 2/2 • 2/9 • 2/23 • 3/2 • 3/9 • 3/23 • 3/30

cocktA il : 1/19 • 2/16

plAy diFFerent pA r 3S every week!

PINES ANNUAL PUTTING CONTEST!

m A rch 16th | 4:30pm to 6pm

A member favorite! The Clubhouse turns into a winding putting course for all to enjoy. No registration necessary.

le SSonS

It should take one to two golfers 60 minutes or less to play 18 holes of golf. Four golfers would take approximately 120 minutes to play an 18 hole round. Any combination of play is possible.

Up to 4 people, in addition to the golf pro operating the simulator may be in the simulator room at one time.

BoBBy m ercer & John Fuller

A re AvA ilABle By re ServAtion

thiS winter For A ll oF your winter le SSon needS!

Adults | $100* per hour

Juniors | $75* per hour

*Hourly simulator fee applies.

The Teton Pines Dining Room is hosting many new and exciting offerings this season! Please check the Dining Calendar on our website for the most up to date information regarding closures, special events and current hours as well as menus.

lunch

tue SdAy - FridAy

11:30am to 2pm

Reservations highly recommended.

h A ppy hour

wedne SdAy - SAturdAy

3pm to 5pm

Half off drinks featuring a brand new menu! Come as you please! Reservations not required.

dinner

wedne SdAy - SAturdAy

5pm to 8pm

Live music on Wednesday nights!

Reservations highly recommended.

mem Ber mi X erS

Select Thursdays | 4:30pm to 5:30pm

wine dinnerS

Tantalize your taste buds with a thoughtful pairing menu from our culinary team.

châteAu d ’ yquem

French wine dinner

Saturday, January 28th

6pm Passed Sparkling Wine. 6:30pm Dinner.

clAr ke’S triviA niGhtS

Select Mondays | 5pm to 7pm

Jeffrey will MC and a fun bar menu and drinks will be available!

itA li A n wine pA irinG dinner

Saturday, March 4th

6pm Passed Prosecco. 6:30pm Dinner.

$145++ per person. Reservations are required.

Su ndAy Brunch

Select SundAyS 11am to 2pm

• 4/9 (Easter Buffet)

Enjoy an a la carte brunch menu with seasonal specials. Reservations required.

FA m ily St yle to G o

oFFered JA n. 11 to A pril 5

2pm wedne SdAy pick up

Place your order between 9am on Fridays and 11am on Mondays.

weekly wellne SS & Activitie S

Work towards health, wellness and longevity of life by staying active while making new friends. Our fitness and wellness classes are complimentary with your membership and are open to all abilities. Please register online for all classes and activities.

yoGA r iSe

Mondays

8am to 9am

vinyASA

Wednesdays 8am to 9am

weekdAy Flow

Tues. & Thurs.

8:15am to 9:15am

A pr É S

Fridays 4pm to 5pm

SAturdAy Flow

9am to 10am

power hour

mondAyS & wedne SdAyS

9am to 10am

This class is designed with props as a full body workout including cardio.

A ll thinGS Sk i!

Sk i Fit cl ASS

tue SdAy & thurSdAyS

9:30am to 10:30am

A variety of strength exercises will build stamina and burn calories!

A lpine Sk i cluB

FridAyS At Jh mr

9am to 12pm

Join great friends on the slopes for a morning of intermediate skiing.

m At pil Ate S

FridAyS 9am to 10am

Focusing on “powerhouse” muscles to increase your stability and strength.

moBility

mondAyS & wedne SdAyS

4:30pm to 5:30pm

Mobility training is ideal for improving balance, posture and movement.

FA m ily A pr

É S Sw

im

SAturdAyS At the pool 4pm to 6pm

Families, swing by the pool after skiing and take a dip in the lap pool or warm up in the hot tub! No diapers allowed.

FAcilitie S

lA p pool & hot tuBS

Open Daily | 9am to 5pm

m em BerS only Gym

Open Daily | 7am to 7pm

weekly r Acquet SportS

Welcome to another fantastic winter of racquet sports here at Teton Pines where our dome allows play to continue through all the rain, wind and snow that mother nature brings our way! Online registration is required for all.

PICKLEBALL TENNIS

open pl Ay dAyS

Doubles matches, all levels welcomes!

tue SdAyS 2pm to 3:30pm Fri-yAyS 4pm to 6pm SundAyS 3pm to 5pm

drill

intro to pickleBA ll

Thursdays | 3:30pm to 4:30pm

We want to help you learn the basics of the fastest growing sport in America!

A dvA nced l A dder

Starts Jan. 15th | Ends March 25th

Doubles with players 4.0+

$100 member team / $200 member guest team

Registration closes January 8th.

drill S

Shot oF the week

Fridays | 9am to 10am

A drill focusing on specific shots.

SundAy FundAy

Sundays | 11am to 12pm

Focus on match strategy and drills.

Ju nior S tenniS

mondAyS, tue SdAyS & thurSdAyS

AGe S 5-11

3:45pm to 4:30pm

$18.75 Member | $40 Social/Guest

AGe S 12-18 4:30pm to 5:30pm

$25 Member | $50 Social/Guest

Ju nior S m Atch pl Ay

AGe S 12-18

Saturdays | 4:30pm to 6pm

$30 Member | $60 Social/Guest

pl Ay dAyS

A dvA nced

Mondays | 5:30pm to 7pm

Mixed doubles, 4.0+ rating.

m en ’ S

Tuesdays | 5:30pm to 7pm

Doubles followed by courtside beer.

women’S

Wednesdays | 5:30pm to 7pm

Doubles followed by courtside wine.

m i X ed

Saturday | 10am to 12pm

Sign up early, our most popular weekly event. Join Open Drill at 9:30am to warm up!

A dvA nced l A dder

Starts Jan. 15th | Ends March 25th

Doubles with players 4.0+

$100 member team / $200 member guest team

Registration closes January 8th.

January H appenings

Wellness speaks: dr lexie

Wednesday, January 4TH

10am to 11:15am

Learn ways to improve overall health and achieve tangible New Year goals. Join Dr. Lexie for lunch afterwards!

full moon nordic ski

friday, January 6TH

4pm to 6:30pm

Members and guests will enjoy a Nordic ski, classic or skate, around the TPCC loop guided by the Wolf Moon light.

college fooTball cHampionsHips

monday, January 9TH

5pm til it’s over!

Projected on the big screen, you don’t want to miss this tasty tailgate style event.

$30++ per Member, guests welcome!

Wildlife & snoWsHoe Tour

Tuesday, January 10TH

8am to 12pm

Morning wildlife tour then snowshoeing in Grand Teton National Park.

$250 per Member | $260 per Member Guest

pain T & sip

Tuesday, January 17TH

4:30pm to 6pm

Lead by artist Nicole Gaitin, paint and indulge in a glass of wine for a creative night.

$120 per Member | $130 per Member Guest

HoT springs snoWmobile Tour

monday, January 23rd

7am to 1pm

Explore groomed trails on your way to Granite Hot Springs for an afternoon soak.

$500 per Member | $550 per Member Guest

firsTs of THe season

1/4 firsT! a fTer scHool a dven Ture

dinner aT THe “ao”

THursday, January 26TH

5:30pm to 8:30pm

Enjoy dinner while watching the Australian Open on the GVR big screen. Food & drinks will be charged to your account.

frencH Wine dinner

saTurday, January 28TH

6pm to 9pm

Be prepared to be delighted by an array of French wines paired perfectly with dinner.

$145++ per Member, guests welcome!

1/7 firsT! Juniors m aTcH play

1/11 firsT! family sT yle pick up

1/12 firsT! m ember mixer : Wine TasTing

1/12 firsT! closesT To THe pin

1/15 firsT! sunday bruncH

1/15 T ennis & pb c ompeTiTion begins!

1/16 firsT! clarke’s Trivia nigHT

1/26 firsT! m ember mixer : c ockTail Hour

You’ve never seen anything like this! Join us for an evening of Scottish fare and scotch bar along with bagpipes and dancing. Online registration required.

pine S BowlinG niGht

Select mondAyS | 2/6 • 3/6

5:30pm to 8:30pm

At the Elks! Friendly competition among members, dinner included with cash bar.

$50 per Member | $60 per Member Guest

vA lentine ’ S dAy pickleBA ll

SAturdAy, FeBruA ry 11th

2pm to 5pm

Festive attire encouraged! Round robin play with light bites and drinks following.

$30 per RS/Golf Member | $60 per Social/Guest

“eX plorer” SnowShoe tour

tue SdAy, FeBruA ry 7th

8am to 1pm

With a guide learn about winter ecology and explore the pristine landscape of GTNP. $235 per Member | $245 per Member Guest

pA rtner yoGA

tue SdAy, FeBruA ry 14th

12pm to 1pm

Incorporating a second person into yoga poses. Deepen your practice and bond.

$10 per Member | $20 per Member Guest

vA lentine ’ S dAy tenniS JA m

FridAy, FeBruA ry 10th

5:30pm to 8pm

Festive attire encouraged! Round robin play with light bites and drinks following. $30 per Member | $60 per Guest

SweetheA rt dinner

tue SdAy, FeBruA ry 14th

5pm to 8pm

Enjoy a romantic evening in the Pines

Dining Room this Valentine’s Day! Email brooke@tetonpines.com for reservations.

DoN’T MISS!

nAtionA l wildliFe muSeum

thurSdAy, FeBruA ry 23rd 12pm to 2pm

Featuring a tour with a private docent and a prix fixe lunch. World renowned museum!

$70 per Member | $80 per Member Guest

cl A rke ’ S trivi A niGhtS

Select mondAyS | 2/13 • 3/13

5pm to 7pm

Jeffrey will MC and a fun bar menu and drinks will be available.

eASter Brunch & e GG hunt

SundAy, A pril 9th 11am to 2pm

Delightful Easter Brunch Buffet followed by a 1:30pm Easter Egg Hunt.

tenniS m em Ber Gue St

tournA ment

m A rch 3rd & 4th

Play the first round Friday and then head to dinner. Matches will kick off again at 9am on Saturday. Players 3.5+.

$250 per Team

Gtnp photoGrAphy eXperience

thurSdAy, m A rch 16th

7am to 3pm

A private, premium experience offers you the opportunity to enhance your skills and knowledge with a professional guide.

$320 per Member | $330 per Member Guest

itA li A n wine pA irinG dinner

SAturdAy, m A rch 4th

6pm to 9pm

Be prepared to be delighted by an array of Italian wines paired perfectly with dinner.

$145++ per Member, guests welcome!

Snow k inG Full moon downhill Ski

tue SdAy, m A rch 7th 5pm to 8pm

Jump in the Pines shuttle and join us with great friends for a night at the “town hill!” Members are responsible for their own lift tickets.

pine S tenniS & pB ch A mpionS

SAturdAy, m A rch 25th

The ladder matches conclude!

Only one tennis and one pickleball team can be crowned the champions of Teton Pines. After 10 weeks of advanced double matches, we will announce the winners.

k idS SprinG BreA k cA mp i m A rch 27th - m A rch 31St

9am to 4pm

This camp will keep your kiddos engaged and having fun all week long with indoor and outdoor activities. Lunch is included.

$750 per Member | $850 per Member Guest

lASt dAy oF A lpine Ski cluB

FridAy, m A rch 31St

Jeffrey will join ski club participants and great friends for lunch to celebrate the end of a great season for a 12:30pm lunch at Piste.

is required. SprinG

k idS SprinG BreA k cA mp ii

A pril 3rd & 4th

This camp will keep your kiddos engaged and having fun all week long with indoor and outdoor activities. Lunch is included. $750 per Member | $850 per Member Guest

eASter Brunch & e GG hunt

SundAy, A pril 9th 11am to 2pm

Family and friends will enjoy a delightful Easter Brunch Buffet and 1:30pm Easter Egg Hunt, hosted by the Activities Team.

new cl ASS! G olF Fitne SS

tue SdAyS & thurSdAyS

9:30am to 10:20am

To make sure that your body is ready to start the new golf season strong with this conditioning class.

upcominG SprinG eventS

eA rth dAy Green up

SAturdAy, A pril 22nd 10am to 1pm

To celebrate Earth Day, join the Activities Team for a community green up around Teton Pines to welcome the beauty of Spring! We will provide everything needed for this yearly event.

Bike r ide in the pA rk

thurSdAy, A pril 27th

1pm to 3pm

Please join the TPCC staff for a fun filled bike ride through Grand Teton National Park. The Park Road is closed to vehicles from Taggart Trailhead to Signal Mountain, we will ride 11 miles round trip.

photo c onte StS weekly hikinG GroupS

iceBreA ker G olF tournA ment

m emori A l dAy pool pA rty

m emori A l dAy G olF m i X er

A nd So much more!

dininG Schedule

FA mily Style to G o: Last pick up is on April 5th lunch: Last service is April 7th, resuming with Clarke’s lunch on April 25th dinner: Last service is April 8th

h A ppy hour: Last winter happy hour is April 8th

onG oinG weekly eventS

The schedule for our ongoing weekly fitness and wellness classes as well as our racquet sports playdays and drills can be found on the Teton Pines member website as well as on pages 6 through 10.