Woodbridge Golf & Country Club December 2022

A Publication of Woodbridge Golf & Country Club

BY TOM SCHUNN GENERAL MANAGER

FROM THE GM’S DESK

Celebrate with us — Busy Holiday Season

There are many celebratory dining events during the holiday season at your Club. Some of these have longstanding traditions while others are newly minted. The Brunch with Santa and Holiday Dinner Dance are extremely popular. They tend to sellout. In the past, there were no dinner options in December for the membership. This year we have rolled out Dinner with Santa and a December Dinner Night. In the future, we will look for more opportunities to expand the offerings at your Club during the month. Members have the ability to schedule small holiday gatherings for your family and friends on evenings when the Club is not already booked through Jessica Johnstone in the Catering Office. You are encouraged to make all these festive events annual traditions for your family.

Connect with us — App, Text and Website Management is undertaking a campaign to make the membership more connected and informed. Members are urged to access the Club’s website, app and social media for an abundance of helpful information. Members can “opt in” to various group email lists and text messaging. It is important you keep your personal information updated on the Club website. If you are not already signed up for text alerts, it is an excellent way to be quickly informed of activities at the Club. Did you know you can contact your fellow members and create a buddy list on the Club app? Woodbridge has a strong social media presence. It is fun way to engage with your fellow members. The more you are informed about your Club, the more you will enjoy your Club. You will avoid showing up at the Club and having your expectations deflated. We let you know in advance if there is a frost delay. We let you know in advance if there is a special menu. We even let you know in advance if member services have been adjusted due to some unforeseen circumstances. So, get connected, and the Club will be even more meaningful to you.

Governing with us — Annual Meeting & Installation

The annual meeting was well attended last month. Proprietary members overwhelming passed the proposed bylaw revisions. Four new Board members were elected, Two of which are returning

for additional terms. Members present heard reports from the incoming Club President Cody Diede and outgoing Club President Nick Salvetti. Management also reported on year-to-date financial results and a summary of some of the trends impacting your Club (really all clubs). Cost of goods and wage inflation were challenges for the business. Scarcity of workers was another dynamic. Constant efforts were needed to retain and recruit employees.

Supply chain issues also impacted Club operations and improvements. Woodbridge was immersed during the past year in ongoing capital improvements, e.g., golf practice facility, fairway bunkers, solar project, Oasis Bar and Café Patio pergola. Much gratitude toward Club President Nick Salvetti and the entire Board of Directors for their many contributions during 2022! Special thanks to multi-term President Jordan Archuleta and longtime Treasurer Dan Connolly. They are finishing up Club leadership roles and duties well done. All members should take the time to express their appreciation to the Board and Committees. Your fellow members volunteer an enormous amount of energy and expertise. I personally would like to also thank the management team and departments for creating a well-run “home away from home” for the membership with friendly, quality services and amenities.

Enjoy the Season with us — Thank you! There are so many things for which to be thankful. We are planning plenty of parties and events at Woodbridge during the winter months. Come rain or come shine, and we are certainly hoping for plenty of the wet stuff. At the end of the year, your Club attempts to accommodate as many members’ gatherings as possible. Our staff is terribly busy with all the parties and activities. They look forward to a brief breather after Christmas. Many thanks for your generosity toward the employees by way of the annual Christmas fund. From the entire staff to all of Woodbridge’s families and friends, have a wonderful and festive holiday season, and a healthy and happy New Year.

See you around the Club!

Tom Schunn, General Manager

the Founders Cafe December Hours

Full Breakfast Weekends & Holidays

7am-1pm Lunch Tues-Sun 11am-3pm Appetizers Tues-Sun 11am-6pm

Club holiday hours

Christmas Eve, Sat, Dec 24: Special Holiday Schedule: Club closes at 2pm. Golf carts in by 3pm. Fitness Center is open 5am-noon.

Christmas Day, Sun, Dec 25: The Club will be closed entirely on Christmas Day.

Mon, Dec 26: Holiday Schedule — The Club is OPEN.

New Year’s Eve, Sat, Dec 31: Special Founders Cafe Dinner

New Year’s Day, Sun, Jan 1: Holiday Schedule — The Club is OPEN.

Mon, Jan 2: Holiday Schedule — The Club is OPEN.

Much gratitude toward Club President Nick Salvetti and the entire Board of Directors for their many contributions during 2022! Special thanks to multiterm President Jordan Archuleta and longtime Treasurer Dan Connolly. They are finishing up Club leadership roles and duties well done.

FROM THE PRESIDENT

BY NICK SALVETTI PRESIDENT

Thank you

WOODBRIDGE FAMILY

As the holiday season quickly approaches, I’d like to take this opportunity to give thanks and reflect on the past year.

• To all the staff at our Club, the unsung heroes who do all the work behind the scenes, THANK YOU!

• To the Department Heads, tasked with providing our members with a great experience, THANK YOU!

• To our Board, who have put in countless hours on committees and meetings, THANK YOU!

• To our GM, who is constantly juggling the staff, management, and membership, THANK YOU!

• And finally, to our members, for giving me the opportunity to be the temporary leader of our ship…. without you, there is no Woodbridge Golf & Country Club. THANK YOU!

As I reflect upon the last 12 months, our Club has gone through a lot of changes. From the construction projects, to historically-high membership, and the day-to-day operations of the Club, these changes have provided us with opportunities to fine tune our membership experience. We are a diverse family with multiple interests, requiring the Board to prioritize Club goals. This may lead to questions of “why don’t we do more?" The answer is, as with any family, there will always be negotiation and compromise. In my family, the putting green I want in my backyard will have to wait until I can take down the trampoline my daughter uses. We do our best to listen to everyone; know that your goals and priorities for the Club are heard. And, even though you will see bickering, second guessing, and backseat driving, rest assured, we are still a family. We will continue to push forward in a fiscally-responsible manner, knowing it will never be perfect for anyone, but hopefully really good for all!

Enjoy your holiday season and cheers to 2023!

BY KRISTINE ROBERSON MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR

ON A MISSION What our a Statement says about us

“Woodbridge is a private, family-oriented Country Club committed to providing exceptional service, outstanding recreational facilities and entertaining social events, while maintaining its comfortable and friendly atmosphere.”

Those are the words mounted on the wall in the back hallway, between the office and shoe care. But did you know this is the Club’s official Mission Statement? I’m not sure when this Mission Statement was crafted and approved... it predates my 8+ years of employment at the Club. Nevertheless, it is a mission and goal all of us on the management team keep in mind when planning member events, looking at improvement projects and even planning the dreaded B word... budget.

Looking at the statement closely, it states who we are (a private, family-oriented Country Club), what are ongoing goal or mission is (providing exceptional service, outstanding recreational facilies and entertaining social events) and reinforces our core strength (comfortable and friendly atmosphere).

I find it interesting and insightful that golf, tennis, swim and fitness are not mentioned in this Mission Statement. The creators of this Mission Statement prioritized us as a Country Club striving for:

1. Exceptional service

2. Outstanding recreational facilities

3. Entertaining social events

Without question, all of the three missions above are discussed on a management level weekly, at the committee level monthly and at the Board level at all times. We are always discussing ways we can improve on a hospitality level, within the amenities we offer as well as the fun factor we provide our members. There’s always room for improvement, and I suspect there always will be. It’s how we learn and grow, both as a Club and as individuals.

This month, we have closed the Founders Cafe for dinner, our customary practice each December. I recently broke this down for a member, and realized this practice equates to four hours less of dining opportunity each week, for four weeks. It’s basically the equivalent of closing for one day. Why do we do this each year? So that we can meet mission goals Nos. 1 & 3 above, and run the best December events we possibly can.

Likewise, we also looked at opportunities to offer an additional Founders Cafe dinner service, and we found one — please join us on Wed, Dec 21, 5-8pm for an amazing buffet December Dinner!

We all wish our members a December full of love, happiness, laughter and hugs!

GOLF ACADEMY

BY RYAN WILLIAMS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL

GET COMPETITIVE in your practice!

Here at Woodbridge, we have one of the better practice facilities in the region. The size and slopes of the new putting green provide the opportunity to hit a variety of putts, and the pitching green gives members the rare chance of practicing short wedge shots into an actual green. Still, even with great resources, many players still feel as though they are spinning their wheels when they practice.

That monotonous feeling we all get while practicing is natural when the goal of the session is not specific enough. Great figures of golf history are borderline weirdos when it comes to their practice habits. For example, Phil Mickelson hits 500 3-foot putts, 500 basic chips, and 500 bunker shots per week; is it surprising he was the best short game player of his generation? Gary Player, meanwhile, would stay in a bunker until he made three in a row. Imagine the self-belief and confidence to even dare to think that’s

possible. So, the question then becomes, what is the source of their genius? The undeniable talent or the standard to which they hold themselves when they are developing their skills? Obviously, it’s some mix of both.

Now, we may not be able to reach their heights of achievement or ability, but I think we can give ourselves a better chance by adopting an ounce of their ambition. If we can “win our way off” of the putting green, pitching green, or driving range, not only will we better simulate the environment of a round of golf but, we can learn to actually enjoy our practice. Gone can be the days of practicing golf feeling like the hour in the gym you put in out of guilt rather than genuine motivation. Who knows, you may end up liking the grind!

Here are some example of adding competition to your practice:

Shorties:

• Make 10 in a row in a circle of tees from 3, 4, or 5 feet.

• Advanced modifier: vary the length of putts.

9 Holes Up & Down

• From 9 different locations, play a shot from close to the green and hole out your putt playing every hole as a “par 2.”

9 Holes on the Driving Range:

• “Play” a golf course on the range using poles, trees, or other landmarks to create your golf course.

• Tip: create a course you love! I often play one of the Bandon Dunes courses or Augusta National on the range when I practice.

Dear Woodbridge Members,

At the direction of the Board of Directors, a new Handicap Committee has been established. This committee will follow the guidelines of the USGA Handicap System, thereby remaining a member in good standing with USGA/NCGA.

Through this process, equitable handicaps will be maintained at the Club, providing fair and enjoyable golf competitions. Beginning Jan 1, the Handicap Committee will randomly audit golf rounds played by, and posted for, Woodbridge members including tournament rounds. Each player is responsible for ensuring all eligible scores are posted to the GHIN database as soon as possible after each round. Ways to post a score:

• At the Golf Shop GHIN computer

• On the USGA website

• On the GHIN app – (Golf Shop Staff are available to assist with this if needed)

Should circumstances with a member’s index require, the Handicap Committee may take the following actions:

• Post penalty rounds for missing scores (lowest score over previous 12 months)

• Adjust indexes based on actual performance

• Remove an index from the GHIN system

Within 10 days of any action taken by the Handicap Committee, a member may appeal the decision in writing. If a subsequent resolution is not reached, the member may then contact the Board of Directors in writing.

For questions regarding the Handicap Committee or implementation of these policies, please contact any member of the committee below.

Handicap Committee

BY JOHN HUGHES, PGA HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL

CONGRATULATIONS

Brian Bowling, 2022 Player of the Year!

Holiday Gifts

If you missed our “Black Friday” sale, not to worry, you’ll still get the best price at Woodbridge! If we don’t have items you need on-hand, we’ll be glad to order them. Make sure to order early so they arrive in time!

Results – Men’s Finale Tournament

Scan the QR code for the Men’s Finale results. Congratulations Scott Oliver and Michael Moreland!

Player of the Year Points Race

Now that this year’s men’s tournaments schedule has finished, the annual points race is also complete. Congratulations 2022 Player of the Year, Brian Bowling! Brian accumulated an impressive 360 points, ahead of runner up Zach Otting, who had 329 points. Rounding out the Top 5 were Scott Oliver, Mikal Takahashi and Stan Demski, respectively.

There was very good participation in all the point events during the year, with more than 200 members playing. Non-point events, like the Tokay Invitational and the Vocker Cup, also had full fields. There were 175 players who earned points this year. Well-deserved Golf Shop Credit will be

awarded to all players who accumulated 100 points or more. 2022 was no doubt a successful year, and we look forward to 2023.

Here’s a preview of point events included in the 2023 Men’s $100 Tournament Program:

• Feb 18: Kickoff Tournament/NCGA Zone Qualifier

• Mar 11: St. Patrick's Day Scramble

• July 15: Triple Play Tournament

• Aug 19 & 20: President's Cup

• Sept 23 & 24: Vocker Cup

• Oct 28: Superintendent's Revenge Tournament

• Nov 18: Finale Tournament

• June through August: Men’s Twilight League

Final 2022 Points Race Standings

Scan the QR code for the 2022 Points Race totals.

Cart Driving Rules (updated)

• Carts must remain 40 feet or more from greens

• ‘Handicap Flag’ carts must remain 20 feet or more from greens

• Obey cart directional signs

Sincerely, Mike Moreland -

Chair John Stroh, Zach Otting, Brian Bowling –Committee Members

wine, food, friends & karaoke!

Scenes from our “Off the Vine” Wine & Food Show!

GET A JUMP ON

New Year’s Resolutions!

One of our objectives at the Sports Complex is to help our members meet their fitness goals. One of the ways we do this is with the variety of fitness classes offered. If you haven’t attended one of our classes, don’t wait for the new year — make it a goal to try one new class this month!

Classes Offered (alphabetical order)

Fit for Life with Diane — Fridays at 9:30am

This class focuses on strengthening muscles and increasing flexibility and range of motion for daily life. Optional equipment includes weights, resistance, bands, gliders, and an air-inflated ball. Occasionally kettle bells, stability balls, and TRX straps may be used. A chair is used for seated exercises and support for standing work.

Let’s Do This! (Senior Tone Up) with Carlos — Tuesdays/ Thursdays at 4pm

Fun and fitness come together in this low impact class designed to help improve strength, cardiovascular endurance, balance, and flexibility.

Pilates with Diane — Tuesdays at 8:30am

A class focusing on the core (trunk) while improving posture, building bone density, increasing mobility along with strength and balance. Class is conducted on the floor in seated, all fours, and on the back.

Power Hour with Carlos — Mondays/Wednesdays at 10:45am & Tuesdays/Thursdays at 5pm

No holding back in this 60-minute endurance and resistance class. The combination of weights and cardio will challenge your stamina and strength as you chisel a lean, defined body.

Spin with Chelsy — Mondays/Fridays at 11am & Tuesdays/ Thursdays at 6am

Where music and movement come together to curate an unforgettable ride for all ages and experience levels. This class is known to be easy on the body, all while building strength and cardiovascular health.

Yoga with Diane — Wednesdays at 8:30am

This slower flowing practice emphasizes stretching and flexibility while also improving strength and balance. Work is done on the mat, standing, and flowing between the two. Proper alignment is stressed. Matching movement within the breath is strongly encouraged. A chair is available for added support.

Yoga with Jodi — Mondays at 5:15pm

Let’s flow! Through breath-centered movement, this class is designed for yogis new to vinyasa style yoga. You will strengthen your body, breathe mindfully, and move through creative sequencing. Classes are written with all levels and abilities in mind. Sets include dynamic floor work, standing poses, deep stretching, and an overall goal of feeling energized, lean, and peaceful. Recommended gear: personal yoga mat.

Yoga with Liana — Wednesdays at 5:15pm

This yoga class is an all level class, open to practicioners of every level. This class combines movement and mindfulness, providing a light workout for the body and some relaxation for the mind.

Zumba with Carlos — Mondays at 9:30am & Fridays at 11am

Zumba is a Latin-based cardio dance fitness class. Perfect for all fitness levels.

EVELIA BAKER MEET

Evelia Joy is 8 years old and she loves art. Her favorite painter is Leonardo da Vinci! She enjoys playing tennis because it is a fun sport and they have cute clothes. Evelia also loves playing with her horse Buck. Her brothers name is George and her sister’s name is Clara. Evelia is incredibly kind and intuitive, she loves making others happy, especially her family.

JR TENNIS PLAYER OF THE MONTH

DWS RESULTS Happiest of Holidays

BY SONDRA HUFF 18-HOLE LADIES CAPTAIN

As we enter the Holiday Season and the end of 2022, we first must step back to our Oct 25 Halloween Party. Our infamous Chairs of this event, Pat Kishida, Michelle Navone, Patty Anderson and Marolyn Watts, always throw a great party and show up in fabulous costumes! Costume winners were: 1: Marolyn Watts, Michelle Navone, Pat Kishida & Patty Anderson 2: Sharon Daegling, Kathie Holtzapple, Ginny Pelton & Laura Reeves 3: Helen Swanson, Pamela Hughes, Chris Phelps & Carolyn Chatfield. The golf preceding the party was Two Best Balls of Foursome. Coming in first were Dianne Wheeler, Cynthia Neely, Betty Sacher & a blind draw for a score of 115. Placing Closest to the Pin on Vineyard #8 was Joy Sasaki. A big Thank You to our ladies for their ongoing donations and fundraising for our local high schools girl’s golf teams. Checks to the Lodi and Tokay Coaches were presented last month by Donna Brundy and Linda Fyffe. Our annual DWS (Del Rio, Woodbridge, Stockton) ECCE tournament was to begin at Woodbridge on Nov 8, but Mother Nature had another plan! Sadly, play was cancelled for Day One. This didn’t stop the tournament and it was quickly changed to a two-day event at Stockton Golf & Country Club

We are all anticipating a wonderful ending to the year with our Christmas Celebration on Dec 13! We will play nine holes of golf, followed by our luncheon, annual awards and installation of our incoming 2023 Board. If you haven’t signed up or have questions, contact our Chairs, Laura Reeves or Sharon Daegling.

It has been my pleasure and privilege to serve as Captain of WWGA this year. I want to thank all of the Board Members and everyone who contributed to what make this group so great….fun and friendship! I look forward to supporting the outstanding members stepping into their roles on the 2023 Board.

Wishing you a wonderful holiday season, Sondra

BY ARLEEN MATAGA FORE-TEE NINERS CAPTAIN

49er Update Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays, Fore-Tee-Niners! Last month, we had a very fun Turkey Shoot. The game was played on the River course with each hole having a different kind of play or scoring and with a little bit of specialties thrown in. The Turkey Shoot hole was the 8th green with "rifles" to aim and shoot into the hole. The winners for that hole were first place Mary Jane Beckham, Cindy Ciboch, and Donna Aaron. They killed the turkey with the least amount of shots and received a dressed, cooked, seasoned and carved turkey...that is... a package of turkey slices. Second place was total score of all the holes, won by Connie Duncan, Jackie Katzakian and Arleen Mataga. They each received a can of Butter Tastin' Grand biscuits. And third place, Marlene Strapp, Cynthia Bannon and Terri Spring won a package of fresh cranberries. We all had a fun, cold day, but a real nice hot turkey sandwich with gravy, garlic green beans and salad. And treated to pumpkin pie by the 49ers.

Please be sure to sign up for the Christmas Party on Dec 8. Even if you have not played with us the whole year, please join us for the party. There is a sign-up sheet in the locker room for lunch only and also for playing. Lunch is scheduled for noon. Prior to that, there will be a special play game, with check in at 8:30am and snack, and shotgun at 9am. If it rains, then we will be meeting around 10:30-11am for games (to pass out the golf prizes if we had golfed) and recognition for the year for Most Improved Player, Most Chip Ins, Birdies, Low Putts, etc.

December Play:

• Dec 3: Vineyard; Tee times, stroke

• Dec 8: River; Christmas Party — 8:30am check in & snack; 9am shotgun, special play; noon set lunch

• Dec 15: Lake; tee times, no game, but post adjusted score

• Dec 22: Vineyard; tee times, no game, but post adjusted score

• Dec 29: River; tee times, no game, but post adjusted score

Have a Safe and Happy Holiday! And the Best of Health to everyone in the New Year!! See you on the course in 2023. Arleen

Group 1 — Liza Kanemura and Mary Slate 3190

Group 2 — Janet Dillon and Beth Handel 3070 Group 3 — Rita Kooyman and Maiya French 2880

Please remember to post your make-up scores to remain in competition!

3 BREAKFAST 7am-1pm LUNCH 11am-3pm APPS 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In9:30am Tennis Drop In9:30am

2 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Fit for Life 9:30am Zumba 11am

10 BREAKFAST 7am-1pm LUNCH 11am-3pm APPS 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In9:30am Tennis Drop In9:30am

9 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Fit for Life 9:30am Beginner Cycle 11am Zumba 11am

17 BREAKFAST 7am-1pm LUNCH 11am-3pm APPS 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In9:30am Tennis Drop In-9:30am

16 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Fit for Life 9:30am Beginner Cycle 11am CHRISTMAS DINNER DANCE

1 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm 49ers-tee times Charity Bridge Noon Let’s Do This! Senior Tone Up 4pm Power Hour 5pm High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm

8 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Cycle 6am 49ers-tee timesCHRISTMAS PARTY Tennis Ladies Luncheon Let’s Do This! Senior Tone Up 4pm Power Hour 5pm High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm

15 LUNCH 911m-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Cycle 6am 49ers-9am shotgun Membership Committee 4:30pm High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm

7 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Yoga 8:30am Power Hour 10:45am Yoga 5:15pm

DECEMBER

6 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Cycle 6am Pilates 8:30am 18-Hole Ladies 9am Let’s Do This! Senior Tone Up 4pm Power Hour 5pm Tennis Drop In 6:30pm

14 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Yoga 8:30am Yoga 5:15pm

13 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Cycle 6am Pilates 8:30am 18-Hole Ladies 9am CHRISTMAS PARTY Let’s Do This! Senior Tone Up 4pm NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION 4pm Power Hour 5pm Tennis Drop In 6:30pm

24 CHRISTMAS EVE BREAKFAST 9am-1pm LUNCH 11am-3pm Fitness Center 5am-noon Golf Carts in by 3pm

23 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Fit for Life 9:30am Beginner Cycle 11am Zumba 11am

31 BREAKFAST 7am-1pm LUNCH 11am-3pm APPS 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In9:30am Tennis Drop In9:30am NEW YEARS EVE SPECIAL CAFE MENU

30 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Fit for Life 9:30am Beginner Cycle 11am Zumba 11am

7 BREAKFAST 7am-1pm LUNCH 11am-3pm APPS 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In9:30am Tennis Drop In9:30am

6 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Fit for Life 9:30am Beginner Cycle 11am Zumba 11am

22 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Cycle 6am 49ers-tee times Let’s Do This! Senior Tone Up 4pm Power Hour 5pm High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm

21 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Yoga 8:30am Power Hour 10:45am DECEMBER DINNER 5-8pm Yoga 5:15pm

29 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Cycle 6am 49ers-tee times Let’s Do This! Senior Tone Up 4pm Power Hour 5pm High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm

28 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Yoga 8:30am Power Hour 10:45am Yoga 5:15pm

20 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Cycle 6am Pilates 8:30am 18-Hole Ladies 9am Let’s Do This! Senior Tone Up 4pm Power Hour 5pm Tennis Drop In 6:30pm

27 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Cycle 6am Pilates 8:30am 18-Hole Ladies 9am Let’s Do This! Senior Tone Up 4pm Power Hour 5pm Tennis Drop In 6:30pm

5 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm 49ers-tee times Charity Bridge noon Let’s Do This! Senior Tone Up 4pm Power Hour 5pm High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm

4 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm DINNER 5-8pm Yoga 8:30am Power Hour 10:45am Yoga 5:15pm

3 LUNCH 11am-3pm / APPS 11am-6pm Cycle 6am Pilates 8:30am 18-Hole Ladies 9am Let’s Do This! Senior Tone Up 4pm Power Hour 5pm Tennis Drop In 6:30pm

5 CLUB CLOSED Tennis Drop In-9:30am Zumba 9:30am Power Hour 10:45am Lunch Spin 11am Yoga 5:15pm

4 SANTA BRUNCH Pickleball Drop In 1pm SANTA DINNER

12 CLUB CLOSED Tennis Drop In-9:30am Zumba 9:30am Power Hour 10:45am Lunch Spin 11am Yoga 5:15pm

11 BREAKFAST 7am-1pm LUNCH/APPS 11am-6pm LEWIS & CLARK TOURNAMENT Pickleball Drop In 1pm

19 CLUB CLOSED Tennis Drop In-9:30am Zumba 9:30am Power Hour 10:45am Lunch Spin 11am Yoga 5:15pm

18 BREAKFAST 7am-1pm LUNCH /APPS 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In 1pm

26 CLUB OPEN Tennis Drop In-9:30am Zumba 9:30am Power Hour 10:45am Lunch Spin 11am Yoga 5:15pm

25 MERRY CHRISTMAS Club is Closed

2 CLUB OPEN Tennis Drop In-9:30am Zumba 9:30am Power Hour 10:45am Lunch Spin 11am Yoga 5:15pm

JAN 1 HAPPY NEW YEAR Club is Open BREAKFAST 9am-1pm LUNCH 11am-5pm