Teton Pines Country Club
Whispers Newsletter — Winter 2024 February through April, Number CXIX
Teton Pines Country Club WHISPERS NEWSLETTER — WINTER 2024 — TABLE of CONTENTS — 01 Table of Contents & Directory
07 A Message From Membership
13 Nordic Ski & Alpine Ski Shuttle
02 Hours of Operation
08 Dining & Social Events
14 Wellness Update & Events
03 This Season at Teton Pines
09 Golf Update
15 Club Activities & Aquatics
04 Inside the Club
10 2024 Major Golf Events
16 February Calendar
05 A Note From Our Club President
11 Racquet Sports Update
17 March Calendar
06 A Message From the GM
12 Tennis & Pickleball Events
18 April Calendar
— CLUB DIRECTORY — Teton Pines Country Club
(307) 733–1005
info@tetonpines.com
Alpine Ski Shuttle
(307) 699–1446
wellness@tetonpines.com
Nordic Ski Center
(307) 732–4130
tetonpinesxc@gmail.com
Ext. 1 – Dining Room
(307) 732–4119
dining@tetonpines.com
Ext. 2 – Racquet Sports
(307) 733–9248
tennis@tetonpines.com
Ext. 3 – Golf
(307) 732–4145
golfshop@tetonpines.com
Ext. 4 – Wellness & Activities
(307) 732–4109
wellness@tetonpines.com
— MANAGEMENT —
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General Manager
Todd Bretzlaff
(307) 732–4101
todd@tetonpines.com
AGM/Director of Membership
Amy Bickley
(307) 732–4102
membership@tetonpines.com
Controller
Tom Schneider
(307) 732–4105
tom@tetonpines.com
Director of Food & Beverage
Patrick King
(307) 732–4106
patrick@tetonpines.com
Director of Golf
Matt Stireman, PGA
(307) 732–4145
matt@tetonpines.com
Director of Racquet Sports
Julie Weinberger
(307) 733–9248
julie@tetonpines.com
Director of Wellness & Activities
Liza van Dissel
(307) 732–4109
liza@tetonpines.com
Director of Clubhouse Experience
Salli Vickland
(307) 733–1005x0
salli@tetonpines.com
Director of Marketing & Comm.
Gavin Vary
(307) 732–4116
gavin@tetonpines.com
Human Resources
Lynn Ward
(307) 732–4103
lynn@tetonpines.com
INSIDE THE CLUB February through April 2024
HOURS OF OPERATION DINING ROOMS & CLARKE’S BAR - Reservations highly recommended Lunch Dinner Pines Happy Hour
Monday – Friday Wednesday – Saturday Wednesday – Saturday
11:30am – Last order: 2:00pm | Last Lunch 4/12 5:00pm – Last order: 8:00pm | Last Dinner 4/13 3:00pm - 6:00pm | Last Happy Hour 4/13
GOLF SIMULATOR - Reservations required | Last booking at 6:00pm
Daily 12:00pm – 8:00pm
RACQUET SPORTS - Court Reservations required Pro Shop Daily 8:30am – 4:30pm Indoor Courts Daily 8:00am – 8:00pm
LAP POOL & CLUB HOT TUB - Registration required for Club Hot Tub Daily 8:00am – 5:00pm
MEMBERS ONLY GYM - Reservations required
Daily 7:00am – 7:00pm
SKI SHUTTLE - Reservations required | Last Shuttle Departs JHMR at 4:15pm | Closing Day 4/14
Daily 8:00am – 4:15pm
NORDIC CENTER - Typical season extends to mid-March
Daily 9:00am – 4:00pm
Teton Pines Executive Committee Larry Kohn | Treasurer Mike Faems
John O’Dwyer | Club President Dr. Sigsbee Duck | Vice President Jim Eden | Emeritus Ritson Ferguson
Bill Carpenter | Secretary Susan Gervais
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This Season at Teton Pines
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INSIDE THE CLUB
Teton Pines wouldn’t be the club it is without our hardworking and dedicated team
FEBRUARY
Mario Hidalgo
MARCH
Curtis Langer John Fuller
APRIL
Patrick King Derek Stal Roy Sanders Adam Dix Casey Barker Bobby Mercer Forrest Sandberg Graham Purcell
STAFF ANNIVERSARIES 2020 2019 2019 2022 2004 2006 2008 2016 2019 2021 2021
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— FROM THE DESK OF OUR CLUB PRESIDENT — Dear Members, I want to thank the membership for their strong support and patronage to make 2023 a successful year for the Club. This performance is an important point to help support and reconfirm the need for the upcoming expansion and upgrade of our aging facility. We are finally at a point where we can provide a meaningful update on the Club’s Master Plan related to the Clubhouse Upgrade and Expansion plans. As noted previously, the Executive Committee changed the architect for the project from 45 Architects out of Bozeman, MT to Prospect Studio, led by resident and member, John Carney. In addition, Shaw Construction has been selected as our Construction Manager. We have been working with both Prospect Studio and Shaw Construction for around six months now and we are dramatically more confident in the process and results given their intimate knowledge and familiarity with the local Jackson Hole market. Prospect Studio has done an incredible job introducing a Wellness/Pool Pavilion and redesigning the Clubhouse to address all the deferred structural issues and provide all the country club components we need while being as prudent as possible. The redesigned Clubhouse rectifies the deteriorated tunnel, other structural issues within the Club, compliance with the current building code (primarily insulation standards and roofing materials) and addresses the nearly 40-year-old infrastructure of the building (primarily the physical plant) that has reached the end of its expected useful life. In addition to addressing the necessary improvements required within our nearly 40-year-old building, Prospect has also been able to take a prudent approach toward providing the necessary amenities to bring the Club to a standard that the membership expects:
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A state-of-the-art 2200 sq. ft. fitness facility with a stretching area, a 900 sq. ft. yoga studio, and a physical therapy room, An impressive sense of arrival when arriving at the Club or entering the Clubhouse, A dedicated, expanded Pro Shop with two adjoining simulators, An expanded kitchen that will allow both casual and upscale dining concepts and uninterrupted casual dining when the Club is offering club events and accommodating private member events, Elevator access in both the main clubhouse and wellness/pool pavilion and disabled access to all member spaces throughout the Club, and New amenities to better serve the membership, including Nordic ski storage, Alpine ski storage, a members’ game room, a children’s activity room, and an upgraded meeting room with an outdoor pre-function space.
As Prospect Studio has been able to utilize much of the due diligence already completed and utilize the permitting that was previously approved for the earlier Pool Pavilion concept, they have been able to save time and expense so that we can proceed with the Wellness/Pool Pavilion without requiring external funding and be able to break ground in the Fall 2024. The good news is that the Wellness/Pool Pavilion will be less expensive than expected. The Clubhouse redesign will cost more than our initial expectation, largely due to the infrastructural challenges mentioned above. The Executive Committee and Management will hold a meeting in mid-February with the Partners to present the updated plans, collect input, and discuss funding strategies for the main clubhouse. Once we receive their endorsement, we will organize a meeting with the membership to present the plans and subsequently host focus groups to collect additional input and ensure that all the details are in place. We intend to undertake the project sequentially beginning with a Wellness/Pool Pavilion with construction commencing toward the end of this year. Further, as we expect greater frequency of usage with the new amenities, the Executive Committee has also been closely evaluating the right balance of usage within our membership categories: golf, racquet sports, and social. We are still on a waiting list for membership, but we need to evaluate capacity utilization across the various areas of the Club to ensure acceptable access to all areas. As we progress with the introduction of the fitness center and improvement of the existing clubhouse facilities, balancing our capacity throughout the Club will be an important component toward member satisfaction and the Club’s overall success. Thank you for your tremendous support as we help lay the foundation for a bright future. John O’Dwyer | TPCC President
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— A MESSAGE FROM THE GM — Dear Members, With all the anticipation leading up to Christmas, it now feels like it has come and gone in a flash. We want to thank the membership for the strong support of the Club throughout the holidays and 2023 in its entirety. Now that we are in 2024, it is typically a time for the Club to regroup and re-evaluate priorities for the coming year. However, this is not an ordinary year as the activity level at the Club is much higher than in past Januarys. With all-new dining menus, incorporating many changes based on comments received in the annual survey, lunch dining on Mondays, full yoga classes, and a highly engaged racquet sports group, the Club is busy with activity. We intend to maintain this momentum with both adult and children’s crafts activities, health talks and wine dinners to increase engagement, strengthening the “sense of community” felt among our members. It is our goal to make Teton Pines an extension of your home here in the valley, which will further support the upcoming Clubhouse upgrade and expansion highlighted in the President’s Message. Please note, while similar in size, the newly designed pavilion provides better programming use of space to deliver a much larger fitness space and conveys greater value to a larger portion of the membership. In our efforts to bring the Club to greater heights, we have spent significant time reviewing the recently completed annual survey to see how we can incorporate that feedback into our 2024 business plan. Our goal is to make Teton Pines an even greater component of your daily lives. We want to thank all the members who participated in that survey. It provided the Club with a significant amount of feedback and direction, and we hope that you have already started to see changes to the products and delivery, especially in Food & Beverage. Please see an overview of the full survey results below:
Clubwide
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“Overall Pleased with the Club” | 4.06 “Value for Money” | drop from 3.98 to 3.73 “Likelihood of Referring Individuals to Join the Club” | 4.31 “Member’s Suggestions/Comments are Heard/Addressed” | 3.08 The overall club management (visibility, attentiveness, and ability to “create that sense of community”) | 3.86
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A la carte | Drop from 4.07 to 3.87 Patio Grill | Drop from 3.98 to 3.83 Pool Snack Bar | drop from 4.10 to 4.06
Sports & Recreation
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Golf | 4.16 Golf Course Maintenance | increase from 3.80 to 4.05 Racquet Sports | 4.27 Fitness and Wellness | Drop from 3.80 to 3.56 Swimming | 4.16 Social Activities | 4.10
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Quality of Communication | 4.08 Use of Communication Tools | 4.19 Weekly eNews remains the preferred form of communication, while the website and the quarterly Whispers rose in popularity
In summary, there was a slight drop in perceived value from the membership overall which we will be actively addressing through increased offerings of activities, programming, and services. With Food and Beverage, we are addressing the overall drop in score by absorbing inflationary costs without increasing prices while still utilizing the highest quality products, adjusting the menu options with a larger variety and attractive price point features, and paying close attention to consistency in both product and service. Based on initial feedback from our new menus, we are moving in the right direction. For Wellness, we will be offering more activities such as health talks, hobby groups, field trips, an exceptional youth summer camp program and providing more attention to our little gym, given the increased demand. For Golf, Racquet Sports, Social Activities, and Communications, we will focus on trying to continually fine-tune the experience. We sincerely appreciate your involvement with the Member survey. Combined with a focus on the quality of the experience, increased engagement and enhancing the existing club amenities; we want to make Teton Pines an integral part of each member’s life as we continue our journey of continuous improvement to become the “Best in the Region”. Looking forward to seeing you at the Club, Todd Bretzlaff | TPCC General Manager
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— A MESSAGE FROM MEMBERSHIP — 2023 was a great year at Teton Pines with the golf course, pools, and racquet amenities fully open and full of members enjoying their Club with one another! Over the course of 2023 we were thrilled to welcome 15 New Members (published in the last quarterly Whispers & available on the New Members page of the website) and expand our waitlist to join the Club. As a result of typical year end attrition, we have also been able to welcome 11 New Members (see sidebar) in January to kickstart 2024! These new members were announced to the membership via our membership process in November and throughout December. The membership process includes posting candidates photos & bios to the Membership website, publishing their candidacy to the membership in our Friday weekly emails, reviewing sponsor forms and references, and collecting feedback from our current members. All components; feedback, references, and sponsor forms are carefully considered by the Membership Committee when contemplating recommendation to the Executive Committee for approval. Thus, your input is incredibly valuable to ensuring a cohesive and aligned membership community. Please take a moment to review the new members’ names published here and then head over to the New Member page of the website to see photos and full bios. And of course please provide a warm “Teton Pines” welcome when you see them at the Club! As mentioned by Club President, John O’Dwyer and General Manager, Todd Bretzlaff, Teton Pines is looking forward to significant amenity investments over the course of the next four to five years to expand and elevate the amenities at the Club. Now is a great time to introduce your friends to Teton Pines so that they can enjoy, in addition to the great amenities, the active and friendly membership community you have created at the Club. One of the most rewarding aspects of my work as Membership Director is to observe our new members connecting with established members, participating in the wonderful events and activities offered at the Club, and enjoying the “slice of heaven” that is living in Jackson Hole, here at the Club. We encourage you to share your experiences here at the Club with your friends in order to solidify Teton Pines as the most popular country club in Jackson Hole. Because what really makes a Club great is its members. I look forward to seeing you at the Club! Amy Bickley | Assistant General Manager & Director of Membership 307.732.4102 | Membership@tetonpines.com
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Please be sure to extend a warm welcome to your fellow members that have joined the Club this year! Christoph Cushman
Sponsor: Roderick Cushman
Maria Damon & Daniel Sundqvist
Sponsors: Mary & Jim Speyer
Marilee & Stephen Gordon Sponsor: Chelcie Jonke
Lauren & David Grossman Sponsors: Erika & Anthony Stevens
Donna & Michael Hornbuckle
Sponsor: Mercedes Huff
Shelby Johnson-Sapp & Jason Mitura Sponsors: Collin Vaughn
Lindsay & Sam Loughlin Sponsors: Lela Rose & Brandon Jones
Laura & Matthew Murphy
Sponsor: Millie Maxwell
Gina Pate & Stephen Pierce
Sponsors: Elizabet & Wes Lucas
Dan Setzman
Sponsor: Doug Stanley
Valerie & Jamie Stone
Sponsors: Cathy Kehr & Remy Levy
Jennifer Griffith & Mark Wayland Sponsor: Laurie Huff
FROM THE KITCHEN
A Message from the Director of Food & Beverage, Patrick King Hello from the F&B Team! Thank you all for joining us over the 2023 Holiday Season; we had packed events every night and Santa stopped by five times to see our Mini Members! We are off to a fast start in 2024 with lots of exciting news coming out of our dining room. We are pleased to continue offering lunch service Monday through Friday each and every week, featuring daily specials from $10 House Ground Burgers to buy one get one half off entrees! We’ll also be featuring weekly dinner specials to help mix things up and keep it fun. Speaking of fun, don’t forget to swing by from 3pm to 6pm, Wednesday through Saturday for our Pines Happy Hour, where we’re serving up half price drinks and $12 appetizers. Dinner starts at 5pm, so join us for a few half price drinks before enjoying one of Chef Laura’s Tempura ahi tuna rolls!
SPECIAL EVENTS
Sweetheart Dinner Wednesday, February 14th | 5pm
Member Mixer Wine Tastings February 1st, 8th, 15th & 29th March 7th & 14th
Member Mixer Cocktail Party Thursday, February 22nd | 4:30pm
Wine Dinner
Saturday, March 2nd | 5:30pm
Easter Brunch
Sunday, March 31st | 11am
FAMILY STYLE TO GO Orders open
Fridays | 9am MST
Orders Close
Tuesdays | 12pm MST
Order Pick Up
Thursdays | 2pm MST
As we move into February, mark your calendars to join us on Thursdays for our ever growing Wine Tasting and Cocktail Party mixers. We have also prepared a wonderful menu for two for our Valntine’s Day Sweetheart Dinner; we encourage you to please make your reservations early to avoid missing out on this always popular event! Everyone’s favorite, Trivia Night at Clarke’s, will return with Ace on Monday, February 19th, followed by a ‘friend raiser’ event we are hosting for the National Museum of Wildlife Art (NMWA) on the 28th; there will be interactive art for the members to try out and some fun activities with wine and snacks. In March, keep your Thursdays earmarked for the continued Wine Tastings at the Clubhouse. We will also be hosting our second Wine Dinner of the season on Saturday, March 2nd, an event you won’t want to miss. We are looking forward to this year’s Easter Brunch on Sunday, March 31st. If you’re in town, we encourage you to make your reservation for a delicious brunch and Easter egg hunt for the little ones. April will wrap everything up for the season with our last lunch on the 12th and last dinner on the 13th. Will we be golfing early this year?! We shall see! Thank you all again for a wonderful holiday season and we hope to see you at the Club soon and often. All the best from the kitchen! Patrick King | Director of Food & Beverage
Super Bowl To Go Pick Up Friday, February 9th | 2pm MST
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ON THE COURSE
A Message from the Director of Golf, Matt Stireman, PGA The weather may still be cold and the golf course is covered in snow, but the Golf staff is already busy preparing for the upcoming 2024 golf season! We look forward to an event-filled Golf Calendar for Men’s & Ladies/WGA play, the always popular Monday Mixers, and a full season of major events, such as our Member/Guest, Member/Member, and Club Championship tournaments. Watch for information, coming soon, to secure your spot in these major tournaments; noteably the Men’s and Ladies’ Member/Guest events. We’re also getting ready to stock our ProShop with exciting new gear and apparel for the coming season. We recently attended the 2024 PGA Show in Orlando, Florida to see first-hand and in-person everything you’ll need to take both your game and your fashion to the next level. We’re excited to share all of the new gear and apparel we found when the ProShop returns this spring. The Golf Simulator continues to offer a fun and enjoyable activity for golfers of all levels. I highly encourage our Members to stop by the Clubhouse and take a swing at this family-friendly offering while we wait for the green grass to arrive. Coming this winter, the new GC Falcon technology will improve the player experience and will offer the most up-to-date teaching and fitting technology available. This new technology, coupled with the latest club fitting resources from Titleist, Taylor-Made, Callaway, and XXIO, makes taking your game to the next level achievable in 2024. Schedule your lessons or club fitting today to get ready for the 2024 season ahead! Please watch for upcoming Golf announcements in our monthly From the Fairways newletter. Feel free to email me at matt@tetonpines.com if you have questions or suggestions for the seaosn ahead. Green grass will be here before we know it! Matt Stireman, PGA | Director of Golf
Golf Simulator Daily | 12:00pm to 8:00pm Reservations required Last booking at 6:00pm
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2024 MAJOR EVENTS SCHEDULE
Registration for all 2024 Major Events will open at 9am MST on Friday, March 1st.
JUNE Ladies’ Member/Member Wednesday, June 26th & Thursday, June 27th
Men’s Member/Member Friday, June 28th & Saturday, June 29th
JULY Ladies’ Member/Guest Tuesday, July 9th through Thursday, July 11th
AUGUST 32nd Annual Men’s Member/Guest
Thursday, Aug. 1st through Saturday, Aug. 3rd
Men’s Club Championship
Friday, Aug. 23rd & Saturday, Aug. 24th
Ladies’ Club Championship
Wednesday, Aug. 28th
SEPTEMBER 2nd Annual Member/Employee Mixer Monday, September 9th
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ON THE COURT
A Message from the Director of Racquet Sports, Julie Weinberger Welcome, 2024! Here in the Teton Pines Racquet Sports Center, we continue to see busier than ever courts full of pickleball and tennis play. We could not be more thrilled to see that Members are having such a great time learning, socializing and getting active with their peers and our Racquet Sports Pros. As a reminder, our weekly drills and playdays, part of your memberships, are open to all Members. Registration for these events opens at 7am MST, seven days in advance. Outside of these scheduled playdays and drills, we encourage Members to form their own groups for clinics and doubles play! Our Racquet Sports team is here to help facilitate these Member groups. We invite you to email tennis@tetonpines.com to help find new Members to play with. In the months ahead, we look forward to some exciting special events in addition to our regularly scheduled drills and playdays. We will welcome both intermediate and advanced players for our Winter Tennis Camp over Presidents Day weekend, which will feature three days of play with our staff and visiting pros, as well as a delicious Pines dinner. And, bring the whole family for an afternoon pickleball fun at the Family Pickleball Playday on Saturday, March 2nd. With games, snacks and prizes up for grabs, it’s sure to be the family event of the season! We look forward to continuing to see you on the courts in our fun filled Racquet Sports Dome. Julie Weinberger | Director of Racquet Sports
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TENNIS HAPPENINGS
Drills & Playdays are complimentary for Racquet Sports and Golf Members.
PLAYDAYS 3.5+ Adv. Mixed Playday Mondays | 5:30pm to 7pm Doubles match play with a Pro
Evening Mixed Playday Tuesdays | 5:30pm to 7pm
Doubles matches & game drills with a Pro.
Mixed Playday
DRILLS Tuesday Tricks
Tuesdays | 10am to 11am Games and drills run by a Pro.
Shot of the Week
Fridays | 9am to 10am Games and drills run by a Pro.
Sunday Funday
Saturdays | 10am to 12pm
Sundays | 11am to 12pm
Doubles matches & game drills with a Pro.
Strategy drills run by a Pro.
JUNIORS
SPECIAL EVENTS Winter Tennis Camp
Clinics
Mondays & Thursdays Ages 5-11 3:45pm to 4:30pm Ages 12-18 4:30pm to 5:30pm
Saturday, February 17th to Monday, February 19th
PICKLEBALL HAPPENINGS
Please visit the Pro Shop to learn more about what drills and groups are right for your abilities and goals.
OPEN PLAYDAYS SPECIAL EVENTS Family Pickleball Day Saturday, March 2nd | 2pm
All Drills and Playdays are run by a Racquet Sports Pro
Tuesday Play 2pm to 3:30pm
Fri-Yay
4pm to 6pm
Super Sunday 3pm to 5pm
DRILLS Pickleball Skills
Thursdays | 3:30pm to 4:30pm Reservations required for all Drills and Playdays. If you cannot make a scheduled Drill or Playday, please cancel at your earliest convenience.
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NORDIC SKI CENTER
Nordic Ski season typically extends through mid-March, conditions dependent.
GEAR RENTALS Cross Country Ski Package
$30 Adults | $20 Children
Skate Ski Package
$40 Adults | $30 Children Cross
BC/Touring Ski Package $35
Offsite Rentals +$10
TRAIL PASSES TPCC Members | Complimentary Adults | $25 Seniors (60+) | $20 Kids (6-11) | $15 Kids Under 6 | Complimentary
ALPINE SKI SHUTTLE
The easiest way to get to and from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort all winter long.
SCHEDULE TPCC to JHMR
On the hour and half hour First shuttle departs TPCC at 8am
JHMR to TPCC
Quarter to and quarter past hour Last shuttle from JHMR departs at 4:15pm
FEES & RESERVATIONS Teton Pines Members Complimentary
Accompanied Member Guests
$10 per guest | Each guest may ride a total of 6 round trips
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ON WELLNESS & ACTIVITIES A Message from the Director of Wellness & Activities, Liza van Dissel
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Please be reminded that reservations are required for the Members Only Gym & House Studio Peloton See our online calendar for complimentary wellness classes, offered daily. Classes include yoga, pilates and strength training. Private and semi-private personal training and yoga classes available. Call or email us today! wellness@tetonpines.com 307.732.4109
Drawing inspiration from Sir Isaac Newton’s first law of motion, “An object at rest stays at rest, and an object in motion stays in motion,” our Wellness & Activities team is focused on offering a variety of activities that will keep you and your whole family in motion. We’re here to keep you in motion with daily fitness classes, weekly ski groups and a variety of offerings for our Mini Members. Through collaborative wellness programs and engaging activities, we aim to build connections that go beyond the gym and fitness classes, fostering relationships throughout our membership. We are looking forward to upcoming events like our new Lunch & Learn series, featuring discussions with Kim Micheletti, PT, DPT, RYT and Cossette Burnham, Doctor of Physical Therapy. Member-led Adult Craft classes like Intro to Knitting with Margaret Brady Moll and Cross Stitch with Beth Schenck will be an opportunity to not only learn a new skill, but meet some new freinds in the process. During the month of February, we’re highlighting self care opportunities. Members can look forward to DIY lip balm and bath bomb making classes, a Learn to Fall class in partnership with Jackson MMA and the continuation of our Nordic and Alpine ski groups. New this season, we are also offering our First Tracks Ski Group - a weekly advanced ski group led by JHMR instructor, Mike Bickley. The family fun continues as we enter March and April, with events that everyone in the family will enjoy. Each month we are excited to offer a Kids Movie Night that coincides with dinner service at Clarke’s, affording parents some much needed adult time. And our Swim & S’mores events are a great opportunity to take advantage of the year-round Aquatics Center, where Mini Members will have the chance to splash in our heated lap pool and enjoy a hot chocolate and s’mores. With the mountains covered in snow, it’s hard to believe that summer is right around the corner, but it will be here before we know it. Our Wellness Team is looking forward to the summer ahead, especially the return of Camp Teton Pines! Registration for all camp sessions is now open. Register your Mini Member today for a summer full of fun, friends and exploring the Tetons. If you have any questions about Camp Teton Pines or any of our other Wellness & Actvities offerings, please reach out at wellness@tetonpines.com. See you at the Club, Liza van Dissel | Director of Wellness & Activities
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ACTIVITIES HAPPENINGS
Please visit the Wellness & Activities Calendar to learn more about all of this season’s incredible offerings. Thursday, Feb. 1st & Tuesday, Feb. 20th
Modern Joint Replacement
Family Crafts Dollhouses
Thursday, February 15th | 4pm
Friday, March 1st | 4pm
Learn to Fall with Jackson MMA
Trivia Night
Paint & Sip
Monday, Feb. 12th & March 11th | 5:30pm
Tuesday, March 5th | 4pm
Adult Crafts
Tuesday, Feb. 6th | 2pm
Kids Movie Night Saturday, Feb. 10th, March 16th & April 6th | 5:30pm
Lunch & Learn
St. John’s Health Speaker
Intro to Knitting with Margaret Brady
Thurs., March 14th | 12:30pm
Wednesday, Feb. 28th | 11:30am
Mah Jongg
Trail Running with Dr. Cossette Burnham
Cross Stitch with Beth Schenck
Earth Day Cleanup Monday, April 22nd | 10am
Mondays & Thursdays | 2pm
Monday, Feb 12th | 12pm
Pelvic Floor Health with Kim Michelett; PT, RYT, DPT
4th Annual GTNP Bike Ride Thursday, April 25th | 1pm
Monday, March 18th | 12pm
AQUATICS
Year round lap swimming and relaxation for members and their guests.
HOURS & RESERVATIONS Club Hot Tub
Daily | 8am to 5pm Registration Required
Lap Pool
Daily | 8am to 5pm Reservations Recomended
SPECIAL EVENTS Swim & S’mores
Saturday, Feb. 17th, March 9th & April 13th
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FEBRUARY CALENDAR Golf
Wellness
Aquatics
Activities
Adult Crafts: Lip Balm
Learn to Fall
Thursday, Feb. 1st House Studio
Tennis
Pickleball
Super Bowl To Go
Kids Movie Night
Friday, Feb 9th Clubhouse
Tuesday, Feb. 6th JH Indoor
Dining & Social
Saturday, Feb. 10th House Studio
Sweetheart Dinner
Wednesday, February 14th Clubhouse
St. Johns Health Speaker
Monday, Feb. 12th
Monday, Feb. 12th Clarke’s
Winter Tennis Camp
Adult Crafts: Bath Bombs
Intro to Knitting
Swim & S’mores
Trivia Night
Lunch & Learn Trail Running
Friday, Feb. 17th - 19th Racquet Sports Dome
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Tuesday, Feb. 20th Clubhouse
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Saturday, Feb. 17th Aquatics Center
Wednesday, Feb. 28th Clubhouse
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1 2pm To Go Pick Up 3:30pm Adult Crafts: Lip Balm 2pm Mah Jongg 4:30pm Member Mixer Wine Tasting
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9 2pm Super Bowl To Go Pick Up 8:30am First Tracks Ski Group 9am Alpine Ski Group
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8:30am First Tracks Ski Group 9am Alpine Ski Group
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2pm Mah Jongg
2pm Learn to Fall with Jackson MMA
11:30am Nordic Ski Group 5pm Live Music with Tasha & Rob
2pm Mah Jongg 4:30pm Member Mixer Wine Tasting
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14 11:30am Nordic Ski Group 5:30pm Sweetheart Dinner HAPPY VALENTINES DAY!
15 2pm To Go Pick Up 2pm Mah Jongg 4pm St. Johns Health Speaker 5pm Member Mixer Wine Tasting
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8:30am First Tracks Ski Group 9am Alpine Ski Group
2pm Swim & S’mores 2pm Winter Tennis Camp
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8:30am First Tracks Ski Group 9am Alpine Ski Group
12pm Lunch & Learn Trail Runnning 2pm Mah Jongg 5:30pm Trivia Night 18
Modern Joint Replacement Thursday, Feb. 15th
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2pm Winter Tennis Camp
19 2pm Winter Tennis Camp 2pm Mah Jongg HAPPY PRESIDENT’S DAY!
11:3oam Adult Crafts: 11:30am Nordic Ski Bath Bombs Group 5pm Live Music with Tasha & Rob
4:30pm Member Mixer Cocktail Party
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2pm Mah Jongg
28 11:30am Nordic Ski Group 11:30am Intro to Knitting 5pm Live Music with Tasha & Rob
5:30pm Kids Movie Night
2pm To Go Pick Up 2pm Mah Jongg 4:30pm Member Mixer Wine Tasting
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MARCH CALENDAR Golf
Wellness
Aquatics
Activities
Tennis
Family Pickleball Day
Family Craft: Dollhouses Friday, March 1st Clubhouse
Swim & S’mores
Pickleball
Wine Dinner
Dining & Social
Paint & Sip
Saturday, March 2nd Racquet Sports Dome
Saturday, March 2nd Pines Dining Room
Tuesday, March 5th House Studio
Saturday, March 9th Aquatics Center
Monday, March 11th Clarke’s
Trivia Night
Cross Stitch with Beth
Kids Movie Night
Lunch & Learn Pelvic Floor Health
Dinner at the Miami Open
Easter Brunch
Nordic Ski Group
Monday, March 18th
Sunday
Thursday, March 14th Clubhouse Lobby
Wednesday, March 20th GVR
Monday
Tuesday
Sunday, March 31st Clubhouse
Wednesday
Thursday
Saturday, March 16th House Studio
Wednesdays | 11:30am Nordic Center
1
Friday
8:30am First Tracks Ski Group 9am Alpine Ski Group 4pm Parents & Kids Crafts: Dollhouse
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10
5
6
7
8
9
2pm Mah Jongg
4pm Paint & Sip
11:30am Nordic Ski Group 5pm Live Music with Tasha & Rob
2pm To Go Pick Up 2pm Mah Jongg 4:30pm Member Mixer Wine Tasting
8:30am First Tracks Ski Group 9am Alpine Ski Group
2pm Swim & S’mores
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12
13
14 12:30pm Cross Stitch with Beth Schenck 2pm To Go Pick Up 2pm Mah Jongg 4:30pm Member Mixer Wine Tasting
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16
8:30am First Tracks Ski Group 9am Alpine Ski Group
5:30pm Kids Movie Night
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21
22
23
5pm Live Music with Tasha & Rob 5:30pm Dinner at the Miami Open
2pm Mah Jongg 4:30pm Last Cocktail Party & Clubhouse Putting Contest
9am Alpine Ski Group
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28
29
5pm Live Music with Tasha & Rob
2pm Mah Jongg
9am Alpine Ski Group
11:30am Nordic Ski Group 5pm Live Music with Tasha & Rob
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 18
HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY! 24
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19
12pm Lunch & Learn Pelvic Floor Health 2pm Mah Jongg
25 2pm Mah Jongg
31 11am Easter Brunch HAPPY EASTER!
2pm Family Pickleball Day 5:30pm Wine Dinner
4
2pm Mah Jongg 5:30pm Trivia Night
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2
Saturday
26
30
APRIL CALENDAR Golf
Aquatics
Activities
Wellness Welln ess
Kids Movie Night
Last Lunch
Tennis
Pickleball
Dining & Social
Last Dinner
Swim & S’mores
Saturday, April 6th House Studio
Friday, April 12th Clarke’s
Saturday, April 13th Aquatics Center
Saturday, April 13th Pines Dining Room
Ski Shuttle Closing Day
Earth Day Cleanup
GTNP Bike Ride
First Clarke’s Lunch
Sunday, April 14th TPCC & JHMR
Sunday
Monday 1
7
Monday, April 22nd Pines Loop
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Tuesday 2
9
2pm Mah Jongg
14 8am Ski Shuttle Closing Day
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16
Thursday, April 25th Grand Teton Nat’l Park
Wednesday
Monday, April 29th Clarke’s
Thursday
Friday
4
5pm Live Music with Tasha & Rob
2pm Mah Jongg
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11
12
13
5pm Last Live Music with Tasha & Rob
2pm Mah Jongg
11:30am Last Lunch
2pm Swim & S’mores 3pm Last Pines Happy Hour 5pm Last Dinner
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19
20
26
27
2pm Mah Jongg
5
Saturday
3
6 5:30pm Movie Night
2pm Mah Jongg
JHMR CLOSING DAY 21
22
23
10am Earth Day Cleanup 2pm Mah Jongg
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29
24
25 1pm 4th Annual GTNP Bike Ride 2pm Mah Jongg
30
11:30am First! Clarke’s Lunch 2pm Mah Jongg
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Oh the Fun We’ve had!
Regardless of the season, Teton Pines has social events and offerings for everyone to enjoy. We thank our Members for sharing these special moments with us!
Teton Pines Country Club
3450 N. Clubhouse Drive, Wilson, Wyoming 83014 (307) 733–1005 www.tetonpines.com