LLIUQ EHT EL MACERO CC NEWSLETTER Happy Spring from all of us at EMCC! VOLUME NO. 61 ISSUE NO. 4 | APRIL 2022
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GENERAL MANAGER'S MESSAGE Rusty Seymour | General Manager
I
hope
everyone
has
been
enjoying
some
warmer
of the summer already as I see the golf course, pool, and
The following members are celebrating a milestone anniversary this April:
tennis play starting to get busier.
Proprietary
temperatures this week. It feels like we are in the middle
I am sad to share the news that our Food & Beverage Director, Keith Culley, is leaving us as he pursues an opportunity at a civil engineering firm in Sacramento. Keith’s degree is actually in engineering so it seemed fitting if he were to leave the golf industry, it would be for a position in engineering. Keith has been with El Macero Country Club for over 4 years and has done a tremendous job improving the overall food and beverage experience and also building a better team. We have become great friends over the years and although I am very happy for him for this opportunity, I will miss him dearly. His last day with us will be Saturday, April 30. Please help me in thanking him for his hard work over the last four years and wish him the best in his next venture. We hosted the Celebration of Life for Joan Partain last Saturday which, although sad, it was so nice seeing so
· Lyn + Jennifer Christopulos - 25 years · Masahiro + Isaura Nakada - 25 years · Russell + Kathy Oase - 20 years · Robert Smiley + JoAnn Cannon - 20 years · Kerry + Sheila Soderstrom - 10 years · Paul Coccovillo + Alicia Kemmer - 1 year Young Professional · William Hilton + Caroline Paikoff - 1 year · Lawson Youmans - 5 years
Social · Grayson + Olivia Beck - 5 years · Anthony + Kelly Samson - 1 year · John + Carol Rominger - 1 year · Damiano + Theresa Impastato - 1 year · Namita Kansal + Venkatesh Akella - 1 year · Cindy + Craig Gnos - 1 year · Jennifer + David Kukis - 1 year · Tyson + Jessica Hubbard - 1 year · Carol + Freeman Barsotti - 1 year · Tracy + Barry Lyon - 1 year
many fellow members, friends, and family get together to truly celebrate her wonderful life. We had over 150 attendees and it was just nice to be able to host events of this size again after COVID’s impact with gatherings. Unfortunately in the last couple of weeks we have lost two other long term members with us. Ron North, a member for over 50 years, who turned 90 years in 2021, passed recently. I sure wish our records went back that far to see how many rounds of golf Ron played here at El Macero because it was a lot! Positive thoughts to his wife, Marjorie, and their entire family as they mourn the loss of a great man. In addition, Maurice Silva (92 years old), a member of the club for over 30 years unfortunately passed away last week. I have gotten to know his wife, Mary, and their family over the years and they are such a friendly group of people. Maurice will be missed.
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GENERAL MANAGER'S MESSAGE Continued...
Pool season is nearly upon us and it has felt like the middle of the summer on certain warm days with the amount of members utilizing the pool. A few things as it relates to the pool this year: 1. The official pool season kicks off on Memorial Day and ends near Labor Day. We strive to have lifeguards on duty each afternoon/evening during this time. If we are able to find lifeguards that can work prior to their schools getting done for the summer, you may see lifeguards in action in early May. You will see a weekend pool attendant to help sign in members/guests along with helping keep the pool and deck clean and tidy this weekend moving forward. 2. As a reminder, you are welcome to bring guests to the pool and you can simply sign them in at the entrance to the pool area. Adult guests are $5 per person and children 17 and under are $3. 3. In an effort to get ahead of some challenges we have had in the past with dress code in the pool, you can view the official pool Dress Code below. Please share this with your entire family and guests you may have joining you. 4. Please remember that children ages 13 and younger are not allowed in the locker rooms without a parent or guardian present. Dress Code
We are excited to host the El Macero Classic
Acceptable pool attire is required at all times in the pool including
again coming up soon on April 19-22. You can
bathing suits, rash guard shirts, and board shorts.
check out the schedule and teams participating
Unacceptable attire:
on the official website HERE. In addition, we are
Brazilian, thong, and string bathing suits are NOT allowed in or out of the pool
looking for more volunteers that can follow a
Cutoff Jeans and cotton clothing
group of the collegiate golfers and enter their
Children not toilet trained are required to wear swim diapers
scores into your smart phone for Golfstate live
Cover ups are required when entering and exiting the pool area Thank you to adhering to El Macero Country Club's dress code
scoring. You can easily sign up for a time slot by clicking HERE.
I want to thank all 20 members and almost the entire UC Davis Men & Women Golf teams for coming out on March 28 for our EMCC Club Improvement Day! It was the largest turnout we have ever had for a volunteer day of work! We were able to fill divots with sand on nearly 12 holes along with cleaning up a lot of suckers from the trees and weeds in the tree wells. Next work day I promise to get a picture of everyone that comes out to recognize them properly. The next day will be on May 2 from 9:30-11:30am. More details will be sent out in the coming weeks. Enjoy your weekend!
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AGRONOMY Ryan Macnair | Superintendent Well, we couldn’t have asked for a better time to get some much-needed rainfall. The course has received roughly 1¾ inches of rain from the last few storms and you can see the positive response course-wide. The fairways needed a good flush of “mother’s milk” and the greens benefited as well, especially post aerification.
Aerification went smoothly last month, and we are on track to be fully recovered within the next week or two. One thing to mention during aerification periods, are the increased number of unrepaired ball marks.
When
the
greens
have
been
punched, it leaves them softer than usual and ball marks tend to increase in size and depth. It is crucial that these be repaired, even more so during these times, so that the greens can recover from aerification well. A good reminder to players in your group is, “if you can’t find your ball mark, then fix another and three
more.”
Everyone’s
assistance
in
course care goes a long way to ensuring the best conditions for every group on the course whether you’re the first or last group.
This week you may have noticed some work going on at the pumphouse on Hole 8. We started the installation of our new pumpstation skid, panels, and plumbing on Tuesday April 5th. The old equipment was severely aged, and replacement was critical to ensuring success of our irrigation system.
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AGRONOMY Continued... Tree pruning and removals will continue this month and in May. The importance of removing dead, dying, and diseased trees is vital to extend the lives of healthy trees on our property. Once removed, healthy trees in the vicinity can uptake more nutrients that were getting shared by the trees in decline. Finally, the stumps will be ground, chips removed, and holes filled with sand to allow turf to fill in. It is very evident that bunker conditions and rake availability can be improved course wide. We have ordered 50 new bunker rakes to add to the course once we take delivery. The maintenance team started
checking
sand
depths
in
our
green-side bunkers and we are finding that some bunkers could use extra sand to
help
provide
coverage
over
the
exposed liner, where others require us to move sand rather than add. We are strategizing and planning for a bunker renovation next year, but in order to provide something in the interim, our crew will begin “freshening” up high-traffic bunkers that require extra sand. This will be a slow process as we do need to assess each bunker before piling in sand to ensure we have proper and consistent depths throughout. You might also notice that the smooth portions of the bunkers have increased in size further down the faces to help avoid pulling up more liner. This bunker raking style is one of the most popular styles because it requires less maintenance, and the firmer faces allow balls to fall to the floors of the bunkers resulting in better lies.
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AGRONOMY Continued... The 3-flag color rotation we currently use to determine front, middle, and back pin locations will transition to a single-color flag course wide starting Tuesday, April 12th through the remainder of April. We will be trialing this method and request feedback from our membership for this period,
whether
indifferent. improvement
positive,
Besides and
negative,
the
prestigious
or
aesthetic look
a
single flag gives, transitioning to this system allows us to determine the best location for a pin dependent on daily conditions like green speeds, traffic, etc. For example, when green speeds are fast, we can ensure pin locations are fair, but with limited hole locations, (like front of Hole 3) it makes it very difficult to choose a spot. This gives us an opportunity to expand the variety of pinnable areas and acts as a source of traffic control by avoiding areas on greens that could be struggling from excessive wear or traffic, resulting in healthier greens. Again, we request your feedback at the Pro Shop so we may develop an average consensus of this transition. Hopefully all of you have enjoyed the warm weather like our bermudagrass has because fairways will be open for cart traffic beginning April 12th. Play well and I look forward to seeing you on the course!
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FOOD AND BEVERAGE Keith Culley | Food and Beverage Director
It is astounding how fast four years can come and go. We grind, pivot, push ourselves, and our peers to reach a goal. Once we get there, it’s time to set another goal and we start all over again. Constantly improving. Constantly learning. Sometimes we forget the importance of remembering where we started and that it’s all about the long game. Crazy things have happened this month with persons who are constantly in the spotlight. The Grammys incident, Phil is not playing in the Masters for the first time in three decades, and Tiger is playing after his accident. Whether the events that led to these speed bumps were by their own design or an unfortunate accident, there’s hope that they have taken a step back, changed direction and started moving forward again like Tiger has so many times in his career. For those that are watching, just look how many people are choosing to follow the man play this year. We all pivoted during COVID, and for me, there has been a lot of change that has forced me to reconsider my career path after an opportunity presented itself. I’m lucky to have had such a great team to work with and members who had the same goals we did; to make El Macero a place to be proud of. Members, thank you allowing me the freedom to be creative and trust that change in operation is at least worth a shot even if it doesn’t work out. You are in incredible hands with Rusty at the helm and current F&B leadership in place. Rusty, thank you for allowing me to move the department in a direction with little resistance and all the support. It has been a pleasure making small deposits for these four years. Now for the stuff that is more fun… We had our first group interview for seasonal positions this week. All applicants were promising. There are two more scheduled for May that are listed below. If you have someone who is interested in a summer role, please email Rusty, and let him know there is interest in attending one of the interviews. * Wednesday, May 11th at 5:30pm * Sunday, May 15th at 12:00pm Kid’s Summer camps will be allowing 60 children to sign-up this year. We are in week two of signups and they are filling up fast! All reservations are handled on the website. If you have issues logging in, please reach out to Rachel in the office. Mother’s Day, Cinco de Mayo, and Memorial Day are just around the corner. More information will be coming soon. Be on the lookout for flyers and texts. I wish you all a wonderful summer and hope to see you around town! It’s been an honor to be a part of the incredible El Macero History.
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MEMBERSHIP HAPPENINGS Karyn Yarris | Membership and Marketing Director
Hello! I hope everyone is having an amazing Spring. I am thrilled to say that our success in the membership department continues as we are now just FIVE (5) Social memberships away from sold out! I anticipate that if the activity trend continues we may have a wait list across all membership categories including Social. Now is the time if you have family and/or friends considering Social membership. As a reminder, even though we are sold out in ALL golf categories we are still accepting wait list applications for our golf categories. If you have friends and/or family interested in golf membership it is best for them to jump on the wait list sooner as that will only speed up the timeline to join. We are gearing up for an incredible Summer filled all kinds of fun and entertainment and to that end I am excited to announce that this year’s Member Appreciation Week will be July 12-17th with 6 full days of events and promotions celebrating YOU!!! From Yoga with Blake to Casual Wine tasting to a delicious all you can eat Pancake Breakfast there will be something for everyone and as we get closer we will roll out detailed information on each day’s events! Now I would like to introduce one of our new member families to the club!
John Williamson and Stephanie Roberts went to undergrad at UCD and met while in school here. They moved over to the Bay Area for graduate school and moved back to the Sacramento Area to be closer to their extended families and raise their two young boys, Hunter and Cole.
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SOCIAL EVENTS AT A GLANCE
ECNALG A TA STNEVE
Adults in the Kitchen (Sold Out) EMCC Blood Drive Easter Brunch (Sold Out) Casual Wine Tasting feat. Callaway Wines Twilight Golf BOD Meeting Bubbles en Blanc (Elite Loyalty Members) Cinco de Mayo Specials Mother's Day Brunch Kids in the Kitchen Casual Wine Tasting feat. Trinchero Wines Twilight Golf BOD Meeting Memorial Day BBQ Club, Course, + Facilities CLOSED All Day
April 10 April 13 April 17 April 21 April 24 April 27 May 1 May 5 May 8 May 15 May 19 May 22 May 25 May 30 May 31
Dates and events are subject to change
GOLF EVENTS AT A GLANCE
WGG Spring Fling Sr. Men's Ham Shoot Get into Golf Adult Program Introduction to Golf for Juniors Ages 5-7 El Macero Classic - Course CLOSED in AM Get into Golf Adult Program Twilight Golf WGG Handicap Qualifier Men's Club Stroke Play Championship WGG Handicap Tournament Round 1 WGG Handicap Tournament Round 2 Men's Club Ryder Cup 9er Swing into Spring Sr. Men's Guest Day WGG Handicap Tournament Final Round Men's Club Pebble Beach Scramble Twilight Golf WGG Memorial Tournament Memorial Day: 8:30 SG, 1:30 TT Club, Course, + Facilities CLOSED All Day
Dates and events are subject to change
April 14 April 15 April 16 April 16 April 20-22 April 23 April 24 April 28 April 30-May 1 May 5 May 12 May 14 May 17 May 18 May 19 May 21 May 22 May 26 May 30 May 31
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EVERYTHING GOLF
Willie Toney | Director of Golf Operations Tournament Season is already upon us…and away we go! The month of March was busy and warmer than usual. It seems as though the beginning of April has continued that trend. Our bermudagrass has been supercharged and awakened from its winter hibernation ahead of schedule. Let’s not forget to protect our course by fixing ball marks, sanding divots, and raking bunkers. As a reminder, please be certain to check-in before teeing off! Driving Range Hours: 7:00am-6:30pm Tue-Sun Upcoming Tournaments & Events: April 12: Odyssey Men’s Club April 19 - 22: El Macero Classic April 24: Twilight Golf April 30 & May 1: Men’s Club Stroke Play Congratulations to the two teams who successfully qualified and advanced to the 2022 NCGA Zone Championship. -Dyke Mundy, Tracy Mundy, Ana Yamauchi, Kenji Yamauchi -Doris Luna, Karyn McIntyre, Lydia Delis-Schlosser, Patty Hoffman Congratulations to the 3 Teams who successfully advanced to the 2022 NCGA 4 Ball Net Championship. 1. Gary Magana & Brett Bair -18 2. Steve Greenfield & Brandon Bridges -13 3. Dyke Mundy & Ken Yamauchi -12 The One-Man Scramble Champion Sam Bivins -62
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PLAYER DEVELOPMENT Kevin Estrella | Director of Player Development
Demo Day Update
UPDATED DATES:
Thank you to everyone who came out for the
Session 1: Tuesday/Thursday 4pm-5pm, April 19, 21,
Callaway Demo Day. We had a great turnout! You
26, 28, May 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26
can still take advantage of Callaway’s Trade In
Session 2: Wednesday/Friday 4pm-5pm, April 20,
Trade Up program and their 50% bonus trade in
22,27, 29, May 4, 6, 1, 13, 18, 20, 25, 27
value for your old clubs. Ask any of our golf
WHERE: Drop off and pick up will be near the
professionals for more details.
chipping green outside of the golf shop
Mark your calendars for the next demo days coming up soon:
members, March 25 for all other members
Sunday, April 17, 2022
the
Pro
11am – 3pm
Summer Junior Golf Program
Taylormade Demo Day
Mark
Sunday, April 24, 2022
program.
10am – 2pm
Thursday program is similar to the summer junior
Shop
for
complementary
fitting
Do you have children or grandchildren who golf or want to start playing golf? If so, there is still time to get into our new After School Golf Program for juniors ages 7-15. We will divide kids into groups based on age and skill level as we learn and practice putting, chipping, pitching and the full swing. Our 6-week, 12-session program will run from April through May and is designed for both new and experienced junior golfers. This is a 2-day per week program will have 2 sessions from which will
be
offered
on
either
Tuesday & Thursday or Wednesday & Friday. Golf clubs can be provided. If you have your own golf clubs be sure each club is labeled with your child’s name. WHAT: Spring After School Program for Juniors ages 7-15
This
for
extremely
our
summer
popular
junior
Tuesday
/
program we’ve had in the past and will include
through
Spring After School Program Update
Classes
calendars
play. The program starts on June 14 and runs
JUNIOR GOLF
choose.
your
both instruction/practice time as well as on-course
appointments. Limited appts available.
to
available basis) REGISTRATION OPENS: March 22 for Proprietary
Ping Demo Day
Call
COST: $240 members, $340 invited guests (space
August
18.
Tuesdays
will
be
our
instruction/practice day and will have a morning session and an afternoon session from which to choose.
When
you
register,
please
indicate
whether your child will attend the morning or afternoon session. Whichever session you select, your child will attend that session throughout the summer. For staffing purposes we cannot have children
alternate
between
morning
and
afternoon sessions during the summer. Thursdays will be our on-course day, playing the 5-hole loop in a shotgun format. The success of our Thursday on-course
sessions
parent/grandparent
is
dependent
participation
to
on
chaperone
groups around the golf course. Complementary carts are provided to adult chaperones. Our summer program is designed for both new and experienced golfers and over the course of the summer will include 13.5 hours of instruction and 18 hours of supervised on-course time.
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PLAYER DEVELOPMENT Kevin Estrella | Director of Player Development
WHAT: Summer Junior Golf Program for juniors ages 7-15 WHEN:
June
14-August
18
(there
will
be
no
instruction or on-course play during the July 4 week) Tuesday
Instruction/Practice
Morning
Session:
9:00am – 10:30am OR Tuesday Instruction/Practice Afternoon Session: 12:30pm – 2:00pm Thursday On-Course Play: 3:00pm – 5:00pm WHERE: Drop off and pick up will be near the chipping green outside of the golf shop COST:
$350
members,
$500
invited
guests
(includes all applicable green fees) REGISTRATION
OPENS:
May
3
for
Proprietary
members, May 6 for all others Friday Swing Clinic Join me at the Short Game Training Area for our Friday Swing Clinic. This month’s topic: How to Become a Better Putter and MAKE MORE PUTTS These popular low-cost clinics are a great way to shave strokes off your handicap. So, grab a friend and join the fun! Call the golf shop to register. WHAT: Friday Swing Clinic WHEN: Friday, April 22, 10:30am – 11:30am WHERE: Short Game Training Area COST: $15 REGISTRATION: Call the Pro Shop to register
Kevin Estrella, Director of Player Development kestrella@troon.com
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NINER'S
Kathy Magrino (Captain) + Karen Roth (Co-Captains) We are welcoming our newest member, Britt Crennell and also Nan Saunders is a returning member. The Niners have been busy in the past month. On March 15th, after a wet round of golf, Niners gathered at Donna Prebys’ home to enjoy a St. Patrick’s Day potluck lunch. Many got into the spirit by wearing green. On March 30th, seven Niners attended the Women’s Nine Hole Golf Association (WNHGA) Rules Seminar at North Ridge Country Club. On March 31st five Niners participated in the WNHGA Open Day at Woodbridge Country Club. Two of our participants placed in the competition – Kathy Magrino won 4th place in Flight 2 and Lisa Adda’s won 5th place in Flight 3. In the photo, Kathy and Lisa are modeling the new Niner shirts, which just arrived last week.
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WOMEN'S GOLF GROUP (WGG) Diane Kavrell (Captain) and Nancy Maul (Co-Captain)
Spring is in the air and our 18 Hole Women’s Golf Group is off and running. Nancy Maul organized our St Patrick days themed “Irish Rumble” Guest Day. With the help of Carla Andrews, and her new hairdo, the day was a success. Weather was perfect, really good food was served and 52 players from 19 different clubs came together for a full day of golf and Shenanigans. 1st Flight Gross Winners – Erin Capps, Kathleen Foley, Karen McIntyre and Pam Katros 1st Flight Net Winners – Carol Youmans, Roberta Paul, Lynn Yackzan and Terry Pappas 2nd Flight Gross Winners – Jane Koenig, Linda Lingbloom, Sandy Uhrhammer and Natalie Dettling 2nd Flight Net Winners – Dorothy Yerxa, Catherine Buscaglia, Diane Carlos and Kim Beck
Team Play starts this month. We have 2 opportunities this month to defend our outstanding performance in 2021 where we won both The Gross and The Net for our Region. Go Team El Mo! Our Handicap tournament begins on April 28. The low net over the field in the Qualifying Round is the Medalist and becomes the #1 seed in bracket play. The remaining results from the qualifying Round determine the brackets for 3 rounds of Match Play. The Handicap Champion will be crowned on Thursday May 19. It’s a lot more fun that it sounds.
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ON THE COURTS with Sara Jackson
TENNIS RACQUET DONATIONS
SUNDAY, MAY 1 - CARDIO TENNIS
Thank you to all who have donated kids’ tennis
- It’s time to have another cardio tennis class,
racquets to my loaner supply at the courts!I now
where I keep you moving and get your heartrate
have plenty of good racquets for kids to use if they
up. I will take you through a proper dynamic
don’t have their own yet. I’m still looking for a
warm-up,
couple of adult racquets to lend out. If you have an
movement-based drills, and finish with a short
old one that you no longer use and would like to
cool-down at the end. Come for the tennis and for
donate it, please drop it off at the pro shop next
a workout!
time you’re at the club. And thank you in advance!
SUNDAY, MAY 15 - FOREHANDS, FOREHANDS,
For those who may not be aware, there is a list of tennis playing members posted on the El Macero website. We need your help to get this list up to date. Over the last year we’ve seen a huge increase in the number of players at the club, many of whom are not yet on the list. We’ve also added a place for you to list your level of play to make it easier for folks to connect with others who are at or near their same experience level. Please visit the tennis list to make sure your information is included and current.
and I will continue having the clinics from 9:00 – 10:30am. Each session is limited to 8 members, and registrations are handled through the club’s online system. If you are having any trouble with registration, please call the office for assistance. The cost for each clinic is $25/person and I ask that you PLEASE cancel your reservation more than 24 you
cannot
will
include
fun
- This clinic will be all about forehands. We will go over the different types of forehands you can hit as a groundstroke shot, and we will also practice our forehand volley technique. SUNDAY, MAY 22 - BACKHANDS, BACKHANDS, BACKHANDS - This clinic will be all about backhands. We will go over the different types of backhands you can hit as a groundstroke shot, and we will also practice our backhand volley technique. SUNDAY, MAY 29 - DROPSHOTS + LOBS little
I’m looking forward to holding four clinics in May,
if
that
- Dropshots and lobs are shots that are utilized a
MAY ADULT CLINICS
prior
circuit
FOREHANDS
TENNIS LIST (YOUR INFO NEEDED)
hours
a
make
it
to
allow
less
frequently
than
others,
but
in
combination can be an excellent play in both singles and doubles. We will practice each shot on its own, then we will combine the two and practice implementing that combination during point play. Sunday, May 1 - Cardio Tennis Sunday, May 15 - Forehands, Forehands, Forehands Sunday May 22 - Backhands, Backhands, Backhands Sunday, May 29 - Dropshots + Lobs
waitlisted participants to have your spot. If there
TENNIS BALL RECYCLING PROGRAM
are fewer than 4 people registered for a clinic by
To the left of the gate heading into the courts you
9am on the Saturday prior, the clinic may be
will notice we have a green bin attached to the
cancelled.
fence. We are now participating in a really cool
Here are the details for the May clinics:
tennis ball recycling program! You can learn more about the program HERE. If you have slightly used balls that still have good bounce,
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ON THE COURTS CONT. Continued... please add them to the ball machine. If you have older balls (that you wouldn’t want to hit with), please add them to our recycling container! BALL
MACHINE
/
COURT
RESERVATION
PROCEDURES Our ball machine is a great way to get some practice in when you don’t have anyone to play with, or if you simply want a good workout. We have a storage shed inside the tennis courts where the ball machine is housed. If you’d like to use it, first reserve a court using the online reservation system. Upon arrival to the pro shop, you will be given the key to the courts/shed, along with the battery and remote for the ball machine. Even if you’re not planning to use the ball machine, please make sure to reserve a court using the online reservation system any time you plan to play. Happy hitting! TENNIS LESSONS If you’re looking to improve your game, please contact me for more details about lessons. I offer private lessons if you like to work one-on-one, and I’m also happy to set up semi-private and group lessons if you know others who are interested. For more information please contact me by email at slmorenc@yahoo.com or phone (916) 267-4447.
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WONK OT DOOG
SPECIAL CLUB HOURS Dining Hours of Operation
Lunch service
Tuesday-Saturday 11AM-4PM
Happy Hour service
Tuesday-Sunday 3-5PM
Dinner service
Thursday-Friday 4:30-8PM
To Go Dinner
Thursday-Friday 5-8PM
Casual Saturday
Saturdays 5-8PM (limited a la carte menu)
Brunch
Sundays 11AM-4PM
Snack Bar
Tuesday-Sunday Open at 7AM
HOLIDAY / SPECIAL CLUB HOURS
April 20-22: El Macero Classic - Course CLOSED in AM May 30: Memorial Day - Club, Course, + Facilities OPEN May 31: Club, Course, + Facilities CLOSED All Day
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Clubhouse / Main Office: (530) 753-3363 Pro Shop: (530) 753-5621 Website: http://www.elmacerocc.org/ Address: 44571 Clubhouse Dr. El Macero, CA 95618 Click HERE for the April/May Calendar