CLUB TIMES VOLUME XXXV, ISSUE 6 • SEPTEMBER 2021
111 Wexford Club Drive | Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 | (843) 686-8810 | www.wexfordhiltonhead.com
In This Issue Message from COO, 2 Letter from the Board President, 3 New Members, 3 Message from the Nominating Committee, 4-5 Clubhouse Corner, 6-7 Harbour/Yacht Club, 8-9 Golf, 10 Tennis & Pickleball, 11 Foundation News, 12 Security, 13 Member Photo Gallery, 14 Calendar, 16
Wexford Briefly BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers: President: David Jackson Vice President: Vince Sullivan Treasurer: Sue MacCormack Secretary: Mary Boland
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Directors: Rick Anderson Bill Busch Hilary Drammis Terry Ramey Chris Wycoff ADMINISTRATION OFFICE: Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM 843-686-6950
Welcome Dear Members, As we enjoy the last days of summer and look forward to the arrival of fall, I would be remiss to not thank the Golf Course Agronomy team for their hard work and dedication to our Summer Aerification practices. While golf course closures are not always convenient, these agronomy practices are important for the future growth and stability of our golf course as well as the playability conditions for the fall. I am also pleased with the progress of the Pickleball and Clubhouse Front Entry project. The front entrance is complete and our four new pickleball courts are taking shape. We anticipate playing on these courts in the fall. In club news, we look forward to hosting you for our Labor Day Weekend Celebration at the Poolside Party on Saturday and an All-American lunch and dinner option Sunday. I also encourage you to participate or attend the many other events taking place this month including the Fireball Doubles Championship, the September 11th Tribute, FloatTails and our many golf events. I would like to take a moment and introduce Kathryn Clemmons, our new Director of Marketing and Member Services. Kathryn has an extensive background in marketing and most recently joins us from Northstar Travel Group. Please take a moment and welcome Kathryn to Wexford when you see her around the club and community. While the coronavirus continues to be a threat and impact the nation, we are aware of the recent, national surge in COVID-19 cases and our continued responsibility for maintaining a safe workplace for our staff and a safe club for our members. We remain vigilant in monitoring state regulations and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines and will let you know as more information becomes available.
Ryan Spence Chief Operating Officer
Our entire leadership team remains steadfast in our recruiting efforts for quality team members to join Wexford. Wexford currently has several positions open across all departments and is actively recruiting through a variety of channels including online recruiting platforms and increasing our employee referral and signing bonuses for new team members. We are participating in local job fairs and working closely with our local colleges to increase our recruiting capabilities. Employee retention is equally important. We recently hosted an Employee Town Hall Meeting and Appreciation event for our team members. We also have several employee recognition programs that are ongoing throughout the year. I appreciate your support and patience while we navigate this nationwide staffing shortage as you may experience small service disruptions. A special thank you to the many members who have sent messages of encouragement and positivity over the past few months and when you have a moment, please thank our dedicated staff that consistently shows up to work to serve you in the best way they can. I look forward to seeing you at the club.
Regards,
Ryan
Letter from the Board President Hello Neighbors, Labor Day is Here – It seems like yesterday I was writing the message of summer being here and now it’s almost over! But that doesn’t mean the summer fun is done here at Wexford. Our great staff has lots of activities, pool parties, special dining opportunities and much more for us all to enjoy. Give it a try with your friends and neighbors.
David Jackson
Yacht Club - Docktails and trip to President Daufuskie – The Yacht Club has a couple of cool events planned for early September, a Docktails party on September 7, the Tuesday after Labor Day, and a lunch trip to Daufuskie on Wednesday, September 8. I encourage you to attend at least one of these events and enjoy the ever-growing boating community here at Wexford – whether you have a boat or not!
Men’s Member-Guest – The largest ever Men’s MemberGuest starts on Thursday, September 30 and will use the course for three days. A total of 72 teams, 144 golfers, will navigate our Wexford golf links trying to outduel their friends and neighbors in an attempt to win this prestigious event. Even if you’re not playing, come out and watch the final shootout on Saturday afternoon, it’s always a fun time. Facilities Plan - Town Hall Meeting – Thanks to the over 150 owners who attended, either in person or via Zoom,
the town hall meeting on Friday, July 23. We presented the latest draft of a plan to improve several of our facilities by the architect and our strategic planners. There were some great questions asked and we have received some good comments. We appreciate all the feedback to date and are still collecting your comments which will be published shortly. We currently are in consultation with our architect to develop some alternate plans to address some of the comments we heard and will present both the original and the alternates for consideration to smaller focus groups over the next few weeks. We understand it is an important investment in our future here at Wexford and continue to gather as much information as possible. Pickleball/Entrance Project is Going Great – If you’ve been around the Clubhouse area lately, you know our contractors are moving quickly on the Clubhouse entrance relocation and Pickleball Court construction project. Weather can cause problems at any time but it looks good for on-time and on-budget completion. We look forward to playing on some real pickleball courts soon!
All the best,
David
Welcome New Members Christopher & Dorian Alan Joe & Pia Cacciatore 50 Yorkshire Drive Michael & Sylvia Fajgenbaum 37 Wexford Club Drive
Jameson & Christina Mulshenock 35 Harrogate Drive
Craig & Claire Lenz 4 Wexford Club Drive
Ernie & Susan Ortega 43 Yorkshire Drive
This Lowcountry sunset brilliantly captures the magical lighting and stunning hues our summer evenings are known for. The photo was taken by Heather Cherichella in August.
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ABOUT THE COVER PHOTO
Warren & Lynn Flick 8 Coventry Lane
Wexford Honors Departing Board Members In December, Wexford owners will be given the opportunity, as well as the responsibility, to elect three new Directors to replace David Jackson, Hilary Drammis and Rick Anderson who are completing their Board terms. As you consider the candidates on this year’s ballot, we believe it is important that you do that in a context of familiarity with the background, experience and roles of the outgoing Directors during their tenure. Hopefully, you will be able to use this information to help evaluate this year’s candidates and their qualifications from a more informed perspective. David, Hilary and Rick have generously shared their knowledge, talent and time on the Board for the last three years and in particular, during the extremely demanding Covid pandemic. They all deserve our appreciation for their contributions to the Wexford community.
Rick Anderson
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Rick Anderson is a graduate of Villanova University with a BS in Economics. He was married in 1967 and has two children and four grandchildren. Following graduation, he entered the United States Army and served in Vietnam as an Infantry Lieutenant, advising the South Vietnamese on logistics, training and military tactics. He is the recipient of the Combat infantry Badge and Bronze Star Medal. After spending time in the wine industry, he joined his family’s chauffeured services business in New York City, eventually merging it with the world’s largest limousine network. During that time, Rick served on numerous industry boards and received a number of awards as an industry leader and innovator. With a partner, he founded a consulting business to assist limousine companies with business operations, saving one from bankruptcy.
As President of the Wexford Yacht Club, and with assistance of both the WYC and the HOA boards, Rick oversaw the successful merger of the two entities in 2015. He has also served as Commodore of the Yacht Club, on the ASC, House & Social and Long-Range Planning Committees. During Rick’s three years on the Board, he has served as both Marketing and Yacht Club liaison. Additionally, he promoted the leasing of slips on Dock 9, the upgrade of shore power on all harbour piers, the marketing program for the harbour, the updating of the Harbour Policy & Procedures Manual and championed a fairer quarterly shore power fee initiative. Along with the rest of the Board, he dealt with the myriad of issues relating to COVID-19.
Hilary Drammis Dr. Hilary Drammis is a clinical psychologist with a Ph.D in behavioral and family systems therapy. She is also a diplomat in forensic psychology and a sports psychologist. Hilary was the president and CEO of Buzas Enterprises which owned and operated a AAA professional baseball team while serving as managing partner of Jay-Hil Enterprises, a food and beverage service company. She also worked as a psychologist for the Association of Certified Psychologists in a private practice group in Chicago and as consultant for the Larry H. Miller Group which owned the Utah Jazz. Hilary spent many vacations in Hilton Head and fell in love with the area and Lowcountry lifestyle. She moved to Wexford in 2008. Hilary loves the community and has developed several wonderful friendships on the tennis courts and at the Clubhouse over the years. During her time on the Wexford Board of Directors, Hilary was the chair of the Governance Committee and
Tennis Committee. She currently sits on the House and Social Committee. Hilary is proud to have been elected and serve the Wexford community she loves so much. She believes the most important trait for future Board members is the willingness to listen to the membership and voice their opinions.
David Jackson David Jackson spent his 38-year career in the engineering business, starting in local government in Tennessee before moving to Atlanta to join an engineering consulting business then spending the last 20 years as owner of a consulting engineering business with offices in Georgia and Tennessee before retiring at the end of 2016. After vacationing at Hilton Head for about 15 years, David took the plunge and bought a lot in Wexford in 2012, then completed a house here in 2014. He thought then and still thinks that Wexford is the most beautiful community in the Lowcountry along with having the most interesting and welcoming neighbors. David first got involved in Wexford governance by serving on the Infrastructure Committee before being elected to serve on the Board of Directors in December 2018. While on the Board, David has served as chair of the Infrastructure Committee, Long Range Planning Committee and Golf Committee and has served as President of the Board in 2020 and 2021. David is proud and thankful for the experience of Board membership, especially during the turbulent Covid-19 pandemic times, but is excited for the future of Wexford with the influx of new and energetic owners and our strong and dedicated management team. He now looks forward to really being retired and playing more golf here at Wexford.
Message from the Nominating Committee
Candidates sought for Board of Directors The Nominating Committee is soliciting candidates who are interested in running for the 2022 Board of Directors. If you have career or volunteer skills, private or charitable board or committee experience, or just want to serve your community in a leadership role, please let us know by contacting any member of the Nominating Committee. Any Wexford member who is currently in good standing is eligible to run for the Board.
Please note the following Nominating Committee process deadlines: • October 15: Biography and photo deadline for publishing in the Club Times • October 22: Deadline for becoming a candidate on the ballot • November 4: Meet the Candidates Forum Please contact a Nominating Committee member to arrange an informational meeting if you are interested in becoming a candidate or in discussing any aspect of the nomination and election process.
Nominating Committee Members: Richard Berthelsen Beverly Chell John Cunningham Lesley Green Jim Hicks Laura Levine
September 11 20th Anniversary Tribute A commemoration of the 20th Anniversary of 9/11 will be held at the Harbour Center flagpole on September 11, 2021 to honor the victims of the terrorist attacks. Please plan to arrive prior to 8:30 am as the ceremony will run from 8:30 am until approximately 9:00 am, rain or shine.
For information call Susan or Peter Halsey at 843-422-6272.
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The memorial tribute is open to all Wexford residents and guests. The flag will be lowered to half-staff in accordance with national guidelines for Patriot Day and a moment of silence will be observed. We will culminate our memorial tribute by tossing flowers into the water in honor of the victims of 9/11.
Frank M. Copeland III Executive Chef 843-715-0915 fcopeland@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Clubhouse Corner
Kelley Smith
Food & Beverage Manager 843-715-0914 ksmith@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Labor Day Weekend at Wexford Join your friends and neighbors on Saturday, September 4 for the Labor Day Poolside Party! Children of all ages are sure to enjoy the day which will feature pool games, a water slide and inflatable games plus a local DJ. The culinary team will be serving up American classics – burgers, hot dogs, chicken wings and tenders – plus a large selection of salads and vegetables and, of course, plenty of ice cream, cookies and peach cobbler for dessert. There will be no a la carte lunch or dinner service this day. Please make your reservations for either lunch
(12:00pm – 2:30pm) or dinner (5:00pm – 7:30pm). Sunday, September 5 will showcase an All-American BBQ Lunch and Dinner from 12:00pm – 7:00pm. Enjoy BBQ beef brisket, steak and seafood selections as well as many other family favorites. This will replace Sunday Brunch and Pub night, reservations highly encouraged. On Monday, September 6, the bar will be open for service from 11:00am – 5:00pm with a limited lunch menu available from 11:30am – 2:30pm.
LABOR DAY POOLSIDE PARTY
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2021 LUNCH 12:00PM - 2:30PM | DINNER 5:00PM - 7:30PM
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Kick ofF LABOR DAY WEEKEND Poolside for a day of fun in the sun! Friends and family will enjoy: Pool games water slide Inflatable games local dj and more! Dinner and Lunch Menu will feature classic American grill buffet.
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. ADULTS: $27++ | KIDS: $17++
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2021 ALL-AMERICAN BBQ
LUNCH & DINNER Served from 12:00pm - 7:00pm
FEATURING: BBQ beef brisket, steak and seafood selections, specialty burgers and hot dogs plus dessert options including banana pudding, key lime pie, ice cream, and cookies À la carte pricing. Reserve your spot today as seating will be limited.
October 1, 2021 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm
VIVA LA VINO WINE TASTING
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. A LA CARTE DINNER SERVICE WILL NOT BE OFFERED THIS EVENING.
Saturday, September 18 The Clubhouse will be closed for dinner service for a private member event on Saturday, September 18th. The Harbour Center will be stocked with salads, sandwiches and hot dogs. The pool decks and pool bar will close at 4:00pm.
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Sip back, relax and discover your next favorite wine at Viva la Vino! This outdoor event will feature a wide variety of wines and wine-friendly heavy hors d’oeuvres. The cost is $30++ per person with wines available for purchase at discount prices so you stock your cellars.
CLUBHOUSE CLOSURE
Mark Dryden
Harbour Master 843-686-8813 mdryden@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Harbour/ Yacht Club
Wanda Marshall
Administrative Assistant (843) 686-8813 wmarshall@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Tips for Hurricane Preparation
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As we near the peak of hurricane season, boat owners should start to think seriously about how they will prepare their boats for a possible hurricane. This year due to the increase of boats in the harbour, the harbour staff will only be able to run lines across the canals for boats behind homes and will be unable to adjust or add lines to those boats not adequately tied. For all boats behind homes, please ensure you have enough line in your boat, or at a place you have already communicated to the harbour staff, to reach across the canal. If you are leaving for more than a couple of days between now and the end of October, please ensure
your boat is properly secured for a significant wind event or hurricane. This means doubling your lines at the bow and the stern, leaving enough slack to allow for a storm surge and ensuring you have long — at least the length of your boat — spring lines attached. If you have a durable cover make sure it is properly fitted. In the past, smaller boats from behind homes have been relocated and secured on Pier 9. Currently, Pier 9 is almost full so this is no longer an option. If you have jet skis, please put them on trailers and store them in your garage. Also, make sure your jet ski docks can be identified. This can be as simple as writing your address
UPCOMING EVENTS September 7 DockTails September 8 Daufuskie Lunch Trip September 17 FloatTails September 22 Harbour Seminar: Learn to Fish! on the jet ski dock in permanent marker. If you need additional guidance on tying your boat, please refer to Section 4 in the Wexford Yachting Guide.
Above: Capt. Bill Haverland aboard “Finally” Right: A map showing Elliott Cut, just south of Charleston Harbor
“Finally” Saves the Day On July 16, a group of Wexford vessels left Charleston Harbour returning home after a 5-day trip to Georgetown, South Carolina. Capt. Bill Haverland and crew Terry Baehr were aboard Bill’s boat “Finally” leading a flotilla that included Rick and Shari Anderson aboard “Blue Moon” and Jerry and Cathy Sumpter aboard “Cat’s Diamond”. Upon entering Elliott Cut, a narrow canal surrounded by stone bulkheads and docks just past Charleston Harbor, Bill noticed a small runabout anchored in the middle of the channel. The occupants of the boat were waving and pointing to something in the water. Bill and Terry noticed a man in the water struggling against an extraordinarily strong current being swept away from his anchored boat. Bill came to the aid of the man by maneuvering “Finally” to the man’s location. Bill’s excellent boathandling skills kept his 44-foot boat from running over the man in the tricky current. Terry was ready to assist, throwing the man a line, pulling him to the boat and helping him get aboard. It was apparent to all that the individual was exhausted.
After “Finally” rescued the man from the water, they had to continue forward and leave the “cut” to open water to turn around. The cut was too narrow and the current was too swift to turn within it. Heading back to the anchored boat, “Finally” could not pull next to the boat because of the current so they had to pull ahead of it and get as close as safely possible. They instructed the people in the boat to prepare a line to throw to the man as he drifted by them. That strategy worked perfectly and the man was immediately pulled into his boat after jumping back into the water off of “Finally”. “Finally” then had to proceed forward up to a wide spot in the cut in order to turn around again and continue the trip home. As “Finally” passed by the anchored boat, the people in the boat waved and cheered, thanking “Finally” and its Captain and crew for saving their shipmate! There are many boating safety lessons to be learned from this story including wearing life vests and jackets, understanding currents, having competent boathandling skills and being on the lookout for unexpected things while on the water. This story has a happy ending thanks to some quick thinking and skillful tactics on behalf of Bill and Terry. Congratulations to “Finally” and her crew for a job well done!
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Once aboard “Finally”, the man told Terry he was scared of how close he had come to a more serious ending. The man had fallen overboard while trying to repair his boat’s engine and was not wearing a life vest and was immediately in peril. The man said even as a strong swimmer, he had no chance of swimming back
to his anchored boat due to the current. He told Terry the next time he is going to put on a life jacket.
Scott Hunter
Kyle Turner
Golf
Director of Golf (843) 686-8812, ext. 141
1st Asst. Golf Professional (843) 686-8812, ext. 142
shunter@wexfordhiltonhead.com
kturner@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Fall Season has arrived!
September tees off the busy fall golf season at Wexford. We are excited to welcome back the ladies’ and men’s clinics and will continue the junior golf clinics which are growing in popularity among our youngest members. Please check with the Golf Shop for the clinic schedules. In addition to the clinics, Wexford has a series of great golf events this month. The WWGA will kick off the season with the Fall Opening Day on
Thursday, September 16. The Men’s and Women’s Club Championship will take place on September 17-19. Bring out your polyester and putters for the “Disco Fever” Nine & Dine on Friday, September 24 and closing out the month, Wexford will host the Annual Men’s Member Guest beginning on September 30 and ending on October 2. Please contact the Golf Shop if wish to play in one of these signature events.
UPCOMING EVENTS September 16 WWGA Fall Opening Day September 17-19 Club Championship September 24 Disco Fever Nine & Dine Sept. 30-Oct. 2 Men’s Member Guest
In the Hunt
Congratulations to Wexford’s Director of Golf, Scott Hunter, for qualifying for the 2022 PGA Professional Championship!
Scott Hunter, Wexford Director of Golf, will be playing in the 2022 PGA Professional Championship.
Mr. Hunter participated in the 2021 CPGA Professional Championship in August at The Reserve Club at St. James in Southport, North Carolina. He placed second at 8-underpar, securing one of ten qualifying spots for the 2022 PGA Professional Championship at Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa in Austin.
PLAY LIKE A PRO:
Perfect your strike with this sand trap drill 1. Place stick in the sand First, drop an alignment stick in the sand
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2. Place balls along the front of the line Remove the club and begin placing balls in front of the line. 3. Hit shots Use a lofted club, and as you hit shots, you’ll find the combination of the line and the sand will help keep your divot on the target-side of the line in front of the ball. This drill will improve your strike and groove, an invaluable skill in your swing.
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Patrick Mason
Director of Tennis (843) 686-8816, ext. 150 pmason@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Tennis & Pickleball
Team Tennis is back! Jason Bullock and Marjie Gaynor are captaining the Wexford Team Tennis team this fall. Matches will be played on Saturday and consist of five mixed doubles matches. The levels played will be 6.0, 6.5, 7.0, 7.5, and 8.0. If you are interested in playing, sign up at the Tennis Center, or contact Marjie Gaynor at 843-422-1411.
Mike Pollard
Head Tennis Professional (843) 686-8816, ext. 152 mpollard@wexfordhiltonhead.com
UPCOMING EVENTS September 3-5 Fireball Doubles Championship September 17 Pro League Starts September 25 Ladies Tennis Tournament for American Cancer Society — $40 entry fee includes tennis, silent auction and lunch. Call Joyce 843-298-0381.
Calling all Lady Tennis Players
Ladies Interclub starts in September and ends November. The format will be two 3.0 courts, two 3.5 courts and one 4.0 court. All lady tennis players are invited to participate. Matches will be held Thursdays at 2:00pm. Sign up with Patrick at the Tennis Center.
Pickleball Update
Court construction is moving along. The hard surface court is placed. Periphery fence footings and underground electrical for the lighting are next.
Flex Leagues
Fall tennis registration is now open! Men’s, Women’s and Mixed dates are August 1-October 2. Visit mitbsports.com/adult-faq/ for more information.
PLAY LIKE A PRO:
Show up to practice with a plan In order to build a practice plan, consider: • What are my weaknesses? • What can I practice to address those weaknesses? From there, craft a training plan to address your weaknesses, with a plan for each individual practice. When you take a lesson with Patrick and Mike, work with them to come up with a more detailed plan! The more specific you are when identifying gaps in your game, the more specific your lessons will be.
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hether you are practicing with a friend or playing a practice match, show up with a plan! Don’t just show up to the courts with your gear and wing it. You’ve got to have a plan in place before you enter the court and cross the baseline. You have to put together the right plan based on your needs. Think of it this way: If you have poor footwork, how will it help you to hit 500 groundstrokes?
Wexford Foundation News
Wexford Member makes substantial donation in memory of loving wife In a gesture of outstanding generosity, Wexford member Doug Tozour has donated $100,000 to the Wexford Foundation in memory of his charming and beloved wife Gail. The couple were married for 57 years, having made Wexford their home since 2000. All of those that knew Gail were deeply saddened when she passed away in April of this year.
Gail Tozour passed away in April of this year.
Doug and Gail Tozour have been generous supporters of the Wexford Foundation from its inception, always ready to help those in the local community who lack access to quality healthcare, food, housing and education. At a time when it has been
The Wexford Foundation Legacy Society
difficult to host fundraising events, this remarkable donation will go a long way towards raising funds required to continue the charitable work that the Foundation does each and every year. In welcoming Doug Tozour to the Foundation’s highest level of financial commitment, ‘The Chairman’s Circle’, Stephen Carter and all of the Trustees wish to convey their appreciation for this outstanding contribution, and sincerely hope that all those who generously supported the Foundation over the past year will join with Doug in helping us once again in 2021.
FOR THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
Following requests from some of our major supporters, the Wexford Foundation is introducing The Wexford Foundation Legacy Society to enable members of Wexford past or present to make a legacy gift to the Foundation.
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Most of us enjoy a comfortable lifestyle however, the opportunity to help those less fortunate than ourselves, has allowed us to create an all-volunteer foundation which, since its establishment in 2012, has donated over $1.6M to more than 35 non-profit humanitarian agencies in Hilton Head and the surrounding area. The Foundation will be deeply grateful for the vision and the support of Legacy Society members who through the generosity of their bequests will enable the Wexford Foundation to remain a force for good in the Lowcountry for many years to come. For further information on the Legacy Society please contact Wexford Foundation Trustees Dick Garner or Paul McEvoy.
In August, the Wexford Foundation partnered with the Wexford Yacht Club and donated over 40 lunches plus snacks, drinks and desserts to the Boys and Girls Club of Hilton Head.
Marvin Morrison
Director of Safety & Security (843) 686-8817
Stephen Williams
Security
mmorrison@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Security Lieutenant (843) 686-8817
swilliams@wexfordhiltonhead.com
The ins and outs of Guest Passes Along with the day-to-day operational requirements of security, we continue to see an ever-increasing number of telephone calls requesting passes. Each week, we have over 5,000 vehicles entering and exiting Wexford and are issuing an average of 400 commercial and 500 guest passes. To request a pass, please consider using GateAccess on your iOS/Andriod devices, PC or Laptop. While our team is happy to speak with members, the high number of incoming calls requesting guest passes takes time away from the officer providing timely service issuing passes along with cordially greeting your guests. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Login to ABDI (Image 1) 1. Type in your Community Code, Username, and Password in the boxes as shown in Image 1 a. √ Remember Me if you do not want to type this information each time b. If you have a problem with username or password, contact Admin or Security for help 2. Click Login
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Add/Edit Guest screen (Image 2) 1. Enter the name of the user under Guest Name 2. Choose the date(s) for the pass by tapping the date(s) in the calendar
1. Click Guest List
3. Enter Notes for security (if needed) – e.g., “Lowes delivering refrigerator”
2. Click Add Guest
4. Click Save
Guest List screen (not shown)
5. Send FastAccess Pass will appear • Click Yes to send the pass to the user. You will need their cell phone or email • Click No to have them stop at the gate 6. Continue adding additional names and dates for each person you want to send a pass
Please watch your speed, heed traffic signs Stop signs require a driver, bicyclist, or a golf cart operator to bring their mode of transportation to a complete stop and rest. A complete stop provides an opportunity to check for oncoming traffic and to look for children or other pedestrians who may be crossing the roadway. By statute, pedestrians have the right of way at any intersection or crosswalk. Golfers are reminded to stop along the posted areas of the golf course, as a vehicle traveling along the roadway may not have the time to stop for you.
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Traffic safety continues to be a concern here at Wexford. The Security department monitors and collects data, which shows most vehicles obey the speed limits; however, some vehicles are speeding at a range of 5-11 miles over the posted speed limit with a few above. With the narrowness of the roadways, along with the many golf carts, bicyclists, joggers, walkers and children traveling on or near the roadways, we encourage all to use extra caution and to drive within the posted speed limits.
Member Photo Gallery
HOLE IN ONE SALUTE TO AMERICA
photo by Ted Urquhart
SUNSHINE ON A CLOUDY DAY
Congratulations to David Jackson for his recent hole in one!
CLUBHOUSE SUPERSTARS
DEER GALLERY photo by Tom Jenike
photo by Heather Cherichella
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SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS Do you have amazing images of life in Wexford that you would like to share? Submit your images for the Member Photo Gallery by posting them to our Facebook or Instagram pages, or email them to info@wexfordhiltonhead.com.
U-S-A!
photo by Ted Urquhart
HARBOUR FISHING
photo by Jim Sally
ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL? Catch the season's biggest games at the Wexford Pool Bar.
SATURDAY COLLEGE KICK-OFF 12:00 PM SUNDAY NFL KICK-OFF 1:00 PM Season starts in September | Featured games listed weekly in Clubhouse Corner
Calling all Wexford musicians!
FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE Interested in performing at the Clubhouse this fall? Musical groups, singers, bands, and soloists are invited to reserve an evening to showcase their musical talent. Email info@wexfordhiltonhead.com
SEPTEMBER 2021
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Fireball Doubles Championship (All day) 12:00 - 7:00pm All-American BBQ Lunch & Dinner
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10:00am Aqua Fitness 5:00pm DockTails
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Daufuskie Lunch Trip (All day) 1:00pm Bridge
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10:00am Aqua Fitness
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USCB Golf Outing
1:00pm Bridge
10:00am Aqua Fitness
10:00am Yoga
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10:00am Yoga 5:00pm – 7:00pm New Member Dinner
WWGA Fall Opening Day (All day) 10:00am Yoga
8:30 - 9:30am September 11th 20th Anniversary Tribute
Club Championship (All day) 5:00pm FloatTails
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Club Championship (All day) 2:30 - 8:00pm Clubhouse Closure
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1:00pm Bridge 3:00pm Harbour Seminar: Learn to Fish!
10:00am Yoga
8:30am Board of Directors Meeting 3:30- 8:00pm Disco Fever Nine & Dine Golf
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Men’s Member Guest (All day) 10:00am Yoga
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10:00am Aqua Fitness
Fireball Doubles Championship (All day) 12:00 - 7:30pm Labor Day Poolside Party
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OCTOBER 2021
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1 2 Men’s Member Guest (All day) 6:00pm Viva la Vino
3 4 5 6 7 8 10:00am Aqua Fitness 5:00pm DockTails
10 11 6:00pm Boat Commissioning
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24 25 Pink and Dink Charity Round Robin (All day)
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1:00pm Bridge
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10:0am Aqua Fitness
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1:00pm Bridge 10:00am Aqua Fitness 3:00pm Harbour Seminar: Moving a Boat Sideways 5:00pm – Docking DockTails Oyster Roast
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10:00am Yoga
Ladies Member Guest (All day) 2:30 - 8:00pm Clubhouse Closure
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Pink and Dink Charity Round Robin (All day) 8:30am Board of Directors Meeting
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10:00am Yoga
9 Inshore Fishing Tournament (All day)
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Men’s Member Guest (All day) Clubhouse Closure (All day)
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Spooktacular (All day) 10:00am - 12:00pm Halloween Monster Smash