The Pheasant's Quill - Volume 61 Issue 6 - June 3, 2022 by El Macero CC

The Quill EL MACERO CC NEWSLETTER Join us for the Summer Kick Off Party on June 14! More details on page 16 | RSVP online or call (530) 753-3363 VOLUME NO. 61 ISSUE NO. 6 | JUNE 2022

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General Manager's Message Rusty Seymour | General Manager Summer is officially around the corner as we will see our first few consistent days in the 100’s next week. For now, we can definitely enjoy the cooler temperatures this weekend. We hope everyone that came out Monday for Memorial Day had a great time. I would have to say the dunk tank continues to be the most popular activity for the kids and some adults every time. As promised, I will be happy to go into the dunk tank as part of the Fourth of July festivities! :) One really important perk of being a golf member here at El Macero is being part of the Troon family. The guaranteed discounts at both private and daily-fee clubs around the world are unmatched. To be able to even have access to play the large amount of private clubs available in the Troon portfolio is outstanding. You can check out the benefits of being a golf member here along with the applicable rates club by club by clicking HERE. So you are aware, starting August 1 there will be a few changes in Troon Privé rates. The rates to play private Troon clubs have been either $35 or $55 (including cart) based on peak/non-peak time of year for quite some time. The rates will be going up to $55 or $80

The following members are celebrating a milestone anniversary this June:

(still including cart) based on the time of year. Demand for tee times

is still higher than ever and although the rates are going up it is still a great value and the ability to have access to these private courses is a big deal. As a reminder, if you wish to play one of the Troon courses listed on the website, simply find the course in the state by state listing and “Request Tee Time”. You will be asked to provide your membership number, desired date of play, contact details, and number of fellow members or guests. This will automatically email both our staff here at the Club and the professional staff at the club you wish to play to help set up the tee time. I encourage you all to take advantage of the perks of being a member here at El Macero Country Club and the reciprocity programs by being part of the Troon family. If you have any questions on any of this please let me know. Happy Golfing this weekend!

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Twilight Golf Winners Linda Lingbloom & Kim Beck | Twilight Golf Co-Chairs There was so much flower power, peace and love at the 60s themed May Twilight Golf event! Another sell out event with a shotgun start at 3:00 pm and the game format was “Roll of the Die” team scramble. One player from the foursome took turns rolling a die to determine which tee box the team played from: A die roll of 1 or 2 (Gold Tee Box), 3 or 4 (Red Tee Box), or 5 or 6 (White Tee Box). The far out foursome 1st place team winners: Front 9 Holes: Taylor and Lauren Lien & Ben and Jessica Mayberry Back 9 Holes: Nils and Anna Sorenson & I-Yeh and Ana Gong The freaky closest to the pin winners: Taylor Lien (Hole 3); Kim Beck and Tim Lien (Hole 7); Tracy Deynze and Kai Ruess (Hole 12); April and Andy Donald (Hole 16). They each received a free appetizer or Casual Saturday Night dinner voucher. The evening’s random drawing winners for foursome golf guest passes went to trippiest winners Donna Prebys (golf passes to Valley Hi Country Club) and Andy Donald (golf passes to Del Rio Country Club). Also, the Dinner/Appetizer Die game’s marvy winners were Shelby Faria and Jeanne Eagan. And let’s not forget, the “Best Dressed” winners who came in their grooviest threads: Tammy TenBroeck, Rochelle Swanson, and Lori and Scott Carpenter. They each received free El Macero golf guest passes. Finally, radiating with so much positivity and groovy flow that evening were the out of this world El Macero staff: Kyle Kircher, Andy Schroeder, Morgan McKinney, Rachel Slusser, Chef Kaharim and the kitchen and service staff. They were outta sight which made the event such a blast! Save the date for our next Twilight Golf event on Friday, June 24 with a shotgun start at 5:00 pm.

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Ladies Pheasant Invitational Erin Capps | 2022 Pheasant Invitational Co-Chair Break out your dirndl and lederhosen and join the WGG for "GOLFTOBERFEST"! The 2022 Pheasant Invitational is scheduled for September 7 - 9. This year, all El Macero Country Club women are invited to join the fun. WGG Members and Guests have PRIORITY REGISTRATION through June 15 ($250 per player) Non WGG Members and Guests can register in advance and will be placed into available spots beginning at 8am June 16 ($275 per player) A team can consist of the following: 1 WGG Member and 3 Guests (guests can be Non WGG Members of El Macero Country Club) 2 WGG Members and 2 Guests 1 Non WGG Member and 3 Guests 2 Non WGG Members and 2 Guests.

Questions? Contact 2022 Pheasant Invitational Co-Chairs Erin Capps (916) 873-2329 Grace Nam (310) 488-6109 CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION

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Agronomy Ryan MacNair | Superintendent Summer is approaching quickly, and it is very evident that our fairways are loving the temperature changes. The late spring and summer months give us the opportunity to push growth of bermudagrass to its peak potential and is also a great time for newly planted sod to establish. Tee Renovations: Starting June 27, Aspect Landscapes Inc. will begin the tee renovation on Hole 7 and 8. The renovation includes: Stripping and lowering the elevation of each tee complex and forming a 1-teired runway style tee box allowing for more usable teeing area. On hole 7, the tee box will extend further back towards the 17th green adding approximately 10 yards to the back. The forward tees (right of path) will be used as temporary tees during the extent of the project. During our inhouse tee leveling next year, we will consider releveling the forward tee, so it matches the surrounding project. On Hole 8 tee complex, we are including an erosion/stabilization product called Sox. This will help alleviate erosion into our pond. The other thing to note on Hole 8 is the tee box will not only get lowered in elevation but shifted left and back hugging the cart path allowing for a better angle to the fairway and the ability to utilize the entire tee box rather than just the left side like we do currently. A temporary tee will be made in front of the construction area and shorten the hole for the extent of the project and grow in period. Estimated project window is 3-5 weeks. Leading up to this project, our crew will begin renovations inhouse to relevel and surface other tees on the property. The list of in-house tee leveling is as follows: Hole 1- Blue/White/Red

Hole 10- Blue/White/Red

Hole 2- Blue/White/Red

Hole 11- Gold

Hole 3- Red/Gold Hole 4- Blue/White/Red Hole 5- Gold

On July 5, the subcontractor will mobilize and begin laser leveling the demoed tees and regrassing them to a hybrid bermudagrass. This project is estimated to take two (2) weeks, one for the Agronomy staff to strip, and the other for laser leveling and sodding. The timing of these two projects in conjunction with one another makes establishment of these areas much easier. This allows our team to treat any of the new sod at the same time in regard to mowing, fertility, topdressing, etc.

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Agronomy Continued... Bunkers: We have all seen the quality and conditions of our bunkers that we have currently. The fabric liner we have is past its life and is time to begin considering and working on a bunker renovation. With the help of the Greens Committee, Board, and Troon, we have began exploring scope and costs of a bunker renovation to take place in the near future. In the meantime, the agronomy staff has started assessing our high traffic greenside bunkers and combatting our liner issue in a few ways. Firstly, our staff is checking depths of sand and moving sand where it is needed within the bunker. Once we have moved sand and evenly dispersed it, we are coming in with additional sand to cover parts of the bunker that have the worst liner intrusion. It is important to note that this is only a temporary fix and not the solution to fixing the liner problem. Sand will still move around as bunkers are raked and liner will eventually migrate up again. You may notice a different shade of sand in the areas we have addressed and eventually it will begin to blend and become less noticeable.

Turf Uniformity: In a constant effort to have uniform playing surfaces, our philosophy starts with a “greens out” mentality. This means that we look at our greens first, then work out from there. We have made multiple applications to our green surrounds that were riddled with cool season grass contamination when I arrived in mid-February. Cleaning up the surrounds from any contamination will help provide a better and more consistent playing surface for everyone. While trying to recapture the bermudagrass in the areas that were contaminated, you may find

areas

that

are

thinner

bare

where

have

strategically killed out unwanted species of turf and weeds. During the summer months it is our priority to push and encourage bermudagrass establishment in these areas so they may out-compete cool season competition in the winter and fall months. I hope everyone had a great Memorial Day with the gorgeous weather we’ve been given and I hope to see you around the course soon!

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Food and Beverage Morgan McKinney | Catering Manager With the weather getting warmer and school coming to an end for the Summer, this is a friendly reminder that the pool does not open for open/family swim until 12:30 PM Tuesday - Sunday. The pool is open 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM every day for lap swimmers only. Lane reservations are not required, but highly recommended. Please make your lane reservation online or via the EMCC app. Speaking of the pool, pool party inquiries are at an all-time high. Friday, June 10 the pool will be CLOSED from 12:00 2:00 PM for a private pool party. Please contact me at (530) 753-3363 x217 or morgan.mckinney@troon.com if you are interested in hosting a pool party at the Club. We will be hosting our Summer Kick Off Party on Tuesday, June 14 from 12:00 - 4:00 PM. The pool will be CLOSED during this time to anyone not attending. Please see page 16 of the Quill for all the details. RSVP online or call (530) 753-3363. Please include any adults attending in your reservation headcount. RSVP for Dive in Movie Night on Saturday, June 25 is now open! Join us in the pool for an 8:00 PM screening of Disney's Luca. Please see page 17 of the Quill for all the details. RSVP online or call (530) 753-3363. Please include any adults attending in your reservation headcount. This is a notice for all parents/grandparents who signed up their child(ren) or grandchild(ren) for Kids Tennis Camps and Kids Summer Camps. Rachel will be sending everyone a signNow link by end of day tomorrow, Saturday, June 4 with the official registration forms. You do not have to have an account with signNow to complete the forms. Please only fill out the required portions highlighted in blue. The deadline for Kids Tennis Camp forms is Friday, June 17. The deadline for Kids Summer Camp forms is Friday, July 1. Please be aware that the entire registration process is online only this year, and we will not have physical forms available. For any questions regarding the signNow forms, please contact Rachel during her office hours of 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Tuesday - Saturday. Wishing you all a wonderful weekend!

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Membership Happenings Karyn Yarris | Membership and Marketing Director Happy Summer to everyone! Things are really heating up (no pun intended) in the membership department. Social member inquiries continue to be very strong and with open wait lists in all categories, I am clearing prospects as soon as I am able to based on activity. Inquiries especially for Social membership have really increased this past month with lots of people moving into the Davis and El Macero area. It has also been a very busy month for outside community engagement events. Morgan and I participated in the Sacramento Wedding Expo last month (see photo) which was very successful. As a result of the event, Morgan has multiple tours lined up and I am certain she will secure some new weddings for 2023! As I type this we are getting ready to head out to Community Park in Davis to participate in Celebrate Davis! After several years off due to COVID, the event is back and we are thrilled to have a booth out there! I hope you all enjoy a June filled with lots of fun and sun at the Club!

Events at a Glance

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SOCIAL EVENTS AT A GLANCE Summer Kick Off Party Twilight Golf Dive in Movie Night Fourth of July BBQ (Details TBA) Drive in Movie Night (Details TBA) Member Appreciation Week Yacht Party (Details TBA) Kids Summer Camp: Camp 1 - Spy Camp (Sold Out) Kids Summer Camp: Camp 2 - Under the Sea (Sold Out) Twilight Golf Adults in the Kitchen (Details TBA)

Tuesday, June 14 Friday, June 24 Saturday, June 25 Monday, July 4 Saturday, July 9 July 12 - 17 Sunday, July 17 July 19 - 22 July 26 - 29 Friday, July 29 Sunday, July 31

Dates and events are subject to change

GOLF EVENTS AT A GLANCE NCGA Sr. 4-Ball Net Qualifier Women's Golf Day Troon Cup Qualifier 9er Team Play Sr. Men's Guest Day Men's Club Club Championship WGG Guest Day Twilight Golf Gold-N-Tips Tournament Fourth of July | 9:00 AM SG, 2:00 PM TT Club, Course, and all Facilities CLOSED All Day NCGA Tournament WGG Pros Play Day NCGA Net Am Qualifier Fairway Aeration - Front 9 CLOSED Drive, Chip & Putt Fairway Aeration - Back 9 CLOSED Twilight Golf Dates and events are subject to change

June 4 - 5 Wednesday, June 8 June 11 - 12 Tuesday, June 14 Wednesday, June 15 June 18 - 19 Thursday, June 23 Friday, June 24 Saturday, July 2 Monday, July 4 Tuesday, July 5 July 13 - 14 Thursday, July 14 Saturday, July 16 July 18 - 20 Tuesday, July 19 July 25 - 27 Friday, July 29

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Everything Golf Willie Toney | Director of Golf Operations Congratulations to El Macero Country Club's own Dan and Ben Corfee for winning the AmateurGolf.com Two Man Links Championship at Sand Valley Golf Resort in Nekoosa, Wisconsin. They shot an amazing 3-day score of -27 under par. Their nearest competitors finished 9 shots behind. Great job Dan and Ben!

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Player Development Kevin Estrella | Director of Player Development Driving Range Paver Project

Pace of Play

As you may know, we have

In case you missed it in our

recently replaced all of the

previous weekly email, here

hitting mats on the driving

are some tips to follow to

range

installed

keep up with the pace of play

pavers on which you can park

when on the golf course. See

and

have

below for pace of play tips:

your cart when on the range. Also, we have moved to the grass area on the front of the

Select the correct set of tees for your experience level.

range on certain days. When using the range here are

Each player should proceed directly to their ball when

some things to remember:

safe to do so rather than walking or riding in groups.

When parking your cart at the driving range please

Limit your search for lost balls to 3 minutes.

back your cart onto the pavers.

Begin lining up your putt as other players are taking

Tuesday and Wednesday, the front of the driving

their shot.

range will be on the mats all day.

Pace of Play is about position. Keep up with the group

Thursday through Sunday, the front of the driving

in front of you.

range will be on the grass for the 1st half of the day

Play ready golf which means play in the order of who

and will be moved to the mats for the 2nd half of the

is ready when safe to do so, not who is away.

day.

Note your score as you arrive at the next hole. Don't

The back of the driving range will remain open

stand to the side of the green to write the scores.

Tuesday-Sunday unless there is a strong north wind.

Check out this VIDEO for more ideas on pace of play.

When hitting from the grass, in order to maximize the turf, place your ball on the back edge of your previous

Junior Golf

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divot. Ultimately you want to have a linear pattern to

are

number

your divots rather than a scattered or concentrated

still spots

limited available

for our Summer Junior Golf

pattern.

Program.

Here

are

the

Program details: The program starts on June 14 and runs through August 18. Tuesdays will be our instruction / practice day and will

have a morning session and an afternoon session from The golf dress code applies to the driving range. Golf

which to choose.

attire, including collared shirts for men, must be worn when using the range. Swimwear is not allowed.

When you register, please indicate whether your child will

Please remember to use white balls for your irons and

attend the morning or afternoon session. Whichever

yellow balls for all your hybrids, fairways and driver.

session you select, your child will attend that session

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Player Development Continued... throughout the summer. For staffing purposes we cannot

allowed to play before 12:00pm on the weekends.

have children alternate between morning and afternoon

Please call the Pro Shop to inquire about your

sessions during the summer. Thursdays will be our on-

child/grandchild establishing their handicap index.

course day, playing the 5-hole loop in a shotgun format. The success of our Thursday on-course sessions is

Youth on Course

dependent on parent / grandparent participation to

Click HERE for a great resource from the Northern

chaperone groups around the golf course. Complementary

California Golf Association for junior golf. Now featured

carts are provided to adult chaperones.

nationwide, Youth on Course continues to provide young golfers with countless opportunities to continue to play

Our summer program is designed for both new and

and learn about the game of golf.

experienced golfers and over the course of the summer will include 13.5 hours of instruction and 18 hours of supervised on-course time. When: June 14 - August 18 (excluding the week of July 4) Tuesday Morning Session 9:00 - 10:30 AM OR Tuesday Afternoon Session 12:30 - 2:00 PM Where: Drop off and pick up will be near the chipping green outside of the Pro Shop Cost: $350/member, $500 invited guests (includes all applicable green fees) Registration now open! Call the Pro Shop to register Summer is here! Now that school is out of session, we anticipate and hope that more juniors will be playing golf. As a reminder, here are the junior golf rules to follow: All juniors must follow the golf dress code and must follow all pace of play guidelines Juniors may play on the golf course unaccompanied by an adult if their handicap index is 22.0 or less and approved by the golf professional staff. On Saturday and Sunday before 12:00pm juniors may play when accompanied by their parent or grandparent and their handicap is 22.0 or less. Juniors with no

Kevin Estrella, Director of Player Development

handicap index or a handicap index above 22.0 are not

kestrella@troon.com

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Niner's Kathy Magrino (Captain) + Karen Roth (Co-Captain) Thirteen EMCC Niners attended the Valley Hi Country Club Niners’ Invitational on May 12. The theme was “The Greatest Show on Turf” and featured circus décor and treats. Jacqueline Gray’s team won first place and Natalie Beckman’s team took third place. On May 17 the Niner’s hosted their Swing into Spring event with guests from the El Macero Women’s Golf Group. As event chairperson, Catherine Buscaglia created a memorable golf tournament and luncheon. First place for the Ladybug Flight were Trudy Defelice, Kim Beck, and Kathryn Jaeger. The first-place team for the Tulip Flight were Jacqueline Gray, Kim Lien, Lisa Qvistgaard, and Rosalind Tyson. Overall winners were Bonnie Plummer, Nancy Tate, Nancy Stephenson, and Nicole Biggart. The Niners have been busy preparing for Team Play which begins June 9. Teams are being formed and markers are being trained.

Ladybug Flight Winners of the Swing into Spring event - Trudy Defelice, Kim Beck, and Kathryn Jaeger

Overall 1st Place Winners of the Swing into Spring event - Bonnie Plummer, Nancy Tate, Nancy Stephenson, and Nicole Biggart

Natalie Beckman and Jacqueline Gray celebrating their wins at the Valley Hi Invitational

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Women's Golf Group (WGG) Diane Kavrell (Captain) and Nancy Maul (Co-Captain) Happy June! Summer is almost here and that means more and more golf. Here is what WGG has done in the last 4 weeks. We recently completed our Handicap Tournament which is always a fun event. It is a match play format and after our stroke play qualifying round, we are flighted and then the matches continue over 3 playdays. It is single elimination with a consolation flight for the "non-winners"... how about that for political correctness. We had 2 flights. Championship Flight Winner - Pat English 1st Flight Winner - Kathryn Jaeger Consolation Flight Winner - Laura Pope Karen McIntyre was Medalist overall low net for the qualifying round

Pat English

Kathryn Jaeger

On May 26, we had our Memorial Tournament where we pay respect to former members who have passed away. This was a difficult year since we lost two current members who had been very active in WGG. Joan Partain and Kathy DeYoung. Both left us too soon. There was a beautiful celebration and recognition given to all of the six women who we lost this year. A candle on our lunch tables honored their memory. Team Winner of the Memorial Tournament were Kathy Colby, Farideh Sheikholislam, Dinnie Holloway, and Yuki Oshima (left). The low net and gross winners get the privilege of hosting the event next year. Barbara Grant and Eric Capps (right) will have the honor.

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On the Courts with Sara Jackson Upcoming Kids Programming

through the club’s online system. If you are having any

The time of year is approaching when the courts will be in

trouble with registration, please call the office for

high demand between kids’ camps and folks wanting to

assistance. The cost for each clinic is $25/person and I

book the courts early before summer heat kicks in. Please

ask that you PLEASE cancel your reservation more than

mark your calendars with the following dates and times

24 hours prior if you cannot make it to allow waitlisted

when the courts will be in use for kids’ camps:

participants to have your spot. If there are fewer than 4

9-11am Friday, June 24

people registered for a clinic by 9am on the Saturday

9-11am Friday, July 1

prior, the clinic may be cancelled.

9-11:30am Tuesday, July 12 - Friday, July 15 10am-noon Tuesday, July 19 - Friday, July 22 10am-noon Tuesday, July 26 - Friday, July 29 10am-noon Tuesday, August 2 - Friday, August 5

Here are the details for June’s clinics: Sunday, June 5 – Serving and Returning with Intention We have more time to think before hitting a serve or hitting a return than at any other moment during a

Tennis Racquet Donations

point. We can learn to use this time to decide exactly

Thank you to all who have donated kids’ tennis racquets to

what we’d like to do. Our plan doesn’t have to be

my loaner supply at the courts! I now have plenty of good

executed perfectly each time, but simply having one

racquets for kids to use if they don’t have their own yet.

gives us a better chance of winning the point. We will

I’m still looking for a couple of adult racquets to lend out.

practice doing this in today’s clinic.

If you have an old one that you no longer use and would

Sunday, June 12 – Building Confidence at the Net

like to donate it, please drop it off at the pro shop next

I find that one of the biggest obstacles for players at

time you’re at the club. And thank you in advance!

the net is their own comfort in being up there, which can translate into a lack of confidence. In today’s clinic

Tennis List – Your Info Needed 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. June Adult Clinics I will be holding 3 Sunday clinics in June, and I will continue having them from 9:00 – 10:30am. Each session is limited to 8 members, and registrations are handled

we will talk about your role as the net player in doubles, along with how to set yourself up to be successful if you come forward in singles. And of course, you’ll get plenty of practice using your volleys and overheads! Sunday, June 26 - Let's Play! We’ve had a lot of clinics dedicated to stroke practice lately. In today’s clinic we are going to put all our skills to use while playing. We will do a proper warm-up of all shots, then begin to play. I will work with you on court positioning and strategy during the points. Tennis Ball Recycling Program To the left of the gate heading into the courts you will notice we have a green bin attached to the fence. We are

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On the Courts with Sara Jackson now participating in a really cool tennis ball recycling program! You can learn more about the program HERE. If you have slightly used balls that still have good bounce, 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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Good to Know

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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 June 10: Pool CLOSED for a private party 12:00 - 2:00 PM June 14: Summer Kick Off Party Pool will be closed to those not attending the event from 12:00 - 4:00 PM June 25: Dive in Movie Night Pool will be closed to those not attending the event at 7:30 PM July 4: Fourth of July 9:00 AM Shotgun, 2:00 PM Tee Times Fourth of July BBQ 12:00 - 5:00 PM, details to be announced soon July 5: Club, Course, and all 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 June/July Calendar