February 2024 Woodbridge

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A Publication of Woodbridge Golf & Country Club

Published by Woodbridge Golf & Country Club 950 E Woodbridge Rd, Woodbridge, CA 95258 Digital version available at www.woodbridgegcc.net Officers President Cody Diede | VP Mark Berry | Treasurer Nolan Person | Secretary Danny Miladinovich | Past President Nick Salvetti Directors Stan Demski, Dan Grauman, Greg Kozlowski, Rich Parejo, Andy Petersen, Laura Reeves, Josh Sturman

Club Contacts

MAIN OFFICE

Ryan Bill, General Manager 263-0113 | rbill@woodbridgegcc.com Questions about this publication should be directed to Kristine Roberson, 263-0115, or kroberson@woodbridgegcc.com Membership & Marketing Director Kristine Roberson 263-0115 | kroberson@woodbridgegcc.com Controller Jared Burns 263-0116 | jburns@woodbridgegcc.com Human Resources Specialist Nabila Amin 263-0114 | namin@woodbridgegcc.com Administration Office 334-5454 x 100

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THEShort, TAPquick INnews Feb 29 is deadline for last names starting with S-Z

If your last name starts with S-Z, your food and beverage quarterly minimum ends this month. As a reminder, our events, Cafe food and beverage, beverage cart and wine bottle purchases all count toward your food and beverage minimum.

SPORTS COMPLEX

GOLF & GREENS

FOOD & BEVERAGE

Upcoming Member Events & Meetings

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Food & Beverage Director Kelley Mori 263-0112 | kmori@woodbridgegcc.com Events Manager Jessica Johnstone 263-0121 | jjohnstone@woodbridgegcc.com Cafe 263-0133 | Private Events 263-0121

Head Golf Professional John Hughes, PGA 368-2685 | jhughes@woodbridgegcc.com Golf Course Superintendent Lou Silveira lsilveira@woodbridgegcc.com Player Development Professional Ryan Williams 369-2371 | rawilliams@woodbridgegcc.com

Feb 1: Charity Bridge Feb 1: Sports Committee Meeting Feb 7 & 8: Prisoner Wine Dinners Feb 10: Pickleball Love Tournament Feb 11: Super Bowl Party!

Feb 14: Valentine’s Day Dinner Feb 15: House & Social Committee Meeting Feb 15: Live Music in the Cafe Feb 17: Men’s Golf Kick-Off Feb 19: Presidents Day — Club is Open Feb 20: Club is CLOSED Feb 20: Finance Committee Meeting Feb 22: Membership Committee Meeting Feb 27: Board of Directors Meeting

Golf Instructor Perry Manley 369-2371

CHARITY BRIDGE

Golf Shop/Tee Times 369-2371

Fitness Center Coordinator Tariq Glenn 370-6330 | sports@woodbridgegcc.com Tennis Professional Mauricio Achondo, USPTA 327-5659 | machondo@woodbridgegcc.com Tennis Professional Haley Marais, USPTA 275-5158 | hmarais@woodbridgegcc.com Sports Complex & Reservations 370-6330

Group 1

Linda Bush & Cheryl Raumann 4600

January’s Winners

Group 2

Sharon Daegling & Jackie Burrows 3340

Group 3

Rita Kooyman & Maiya French 4470

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EXCITING NEWS FOR TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS:

BOARD OF DIRECTORS NEWS

NEWS FROM YOUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Approval for Resurfacing Courts 2, 3 & 4!

Dear Woodbridge Members, We are thrilled to announce some exciting news for our tennis enthusiasts! After careful consideration and planning, the Club's Board of Directors has approved the resurfacing of Tennis Courts 2, 3, and 4. This much-anticipated improvement is set to enhance your tennis experience and contribute to the overall excellence of our facilities.

Why Resurface?

Over time, the wear and tear on tennis courts are inevitable.

Resurfacing is essential to maintain a high-quality playing surface, ensuring safety and optimal performance for our members. By investing in the resurfacing of Tennis Courts 2, 3, and 4, we are not only preserving the longevity of our facilities but also elevating the playing conditions for all members.

Enhanced Playing Experience

The resurfacing process involves the application of new materials that provide a smoother and more consistent playing surface. The new courts will offer improved bounce and traction, allowing for a more enjoyable and competitive game. Whether you are a seasoned player or just picking up a racket, you can look forward to an enhanced playing experience on our newly resurfaced courts.

Project Timeline

The resurfacing project is scheduled to commence, hopefully, at the end of May or early June, weather permitting. Our team is working diligently to ensure minimal disruption to your tennis routines during this time. We understand the

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importance of having access to the courts, and every effort will be made to complete the project efficiently.

Benefits for Members

Upon completion of the resurfacing project, members can expect: 1.

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Improved Surface: A state-of-the-art playing surface that enhances your game.

Safety: Reduced risk of injuries with a well-maintained and even playing area.

Aesthetics: The renovated courts will contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal of our club.

Stay Informed

We will keep you updated on the progress of the resurfacing project through regular communications. Members will be notified of any temporary court closures and alternative playing arrangements during the construction period.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work to bring these improvements to our tennis facilities. We are confident the investment in resurfacing Tennis Courts 2, 3, and 4 will contribute to the overall satisfaction of our members and further solidify our commitment to providing top-notch amenities.

Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to seeing you on the newly resurfaced courts soon!

Warm regards, Board of Directors

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MEMBERSHIP UPDATE

THE GIFT OF LEGACY

BY KRISTINE ROBERSON MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR

Exciting opportunity for you & your family!

Woodbridge is known in our community as a welcoming family club. We are proud of this legacy, and it is because of this long-standing value that we are opening membership to your children, grandchildren and immediate family through the Gift of Legacy.

Today, I'm excited to share some fantastic news about our Legacy Program - an update that not only benefits your family, but also offers you a unique opportunity!

Upgrade Your Membership with No Additional Fee

First off, we're thrilled to announce that this year, the Legacy Program includes a special perk just for you! Now, you can upgrade your current membership to any higher category with absolutely no upgrade fee. This is our way of saying thank you for being a valued member of our community. Please note, this upgrade offer is valid until March 31, 2024, and requires a new two-year commitment to the upgraded membership.

Extend the Woodbridge Experience to Your Family

In addition to your upgrade, the Legacy Program allows you to invite your children, grandchildren, and immediate family to join the Woodbridge community with an exceptional offer. They can become members with no upfront initiation fee, provided they commit to a two-year membership. This initiative is designed to make it easier for your relatives to enjoy the same experiences you cherish, without the barrier of an initiation fee. This offer is also available until March 31, 2024.

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To upgrade your membership, reach out to me at 209-263-0115 or kroberson@woodbridgegcc.com.

For family members to join under the Legacy Program, direct them to our Legacy Application for Family Members webpage (see the QR code). They can easily apply online, and we'll guide them through every step of the process.

Please Note: During this promotional period, our Sponsor Referral Program will be temporarily paused, and referral credits for new Legacy Members will not be available. Additionally, standard upgrade fees will apply for any future upgrades

by Legacy Members.

This is a wonderful opportunity to deepen your connection with Woodbridge Golf & Country Club and to share the joy of our community with your loved ones. We are eager to welcome the next generation of your family and are confident they will share the same sense of pride and belonging that you do.

Thank you for being a part of our century-long story at Woodbridge. We look forward to continuing to serve you and your family with exceptional experiences.

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Arie Bonselaar & Yamin Scardigli Sports Sponsor: Ron Fugazi Arie is a realtor with Keller Williams, and Yamin is an attorney for the California Department of Developmental Services.

They enjoy tennis, golf, kayaking and paddle boarding.

WELCOME JANUARY’S NEW MEMBERS Darrell Brown & Terry Carson Single Golf Sponsor: Kevin Young Terry is president of Carson’s Coatings and a former member of Woodbridge. The couples lives in Galt.

Darrell is an avid golfer.

Mark & Michele Borges Single Golf Sponsor: Ron Navone Mark is Senior VP of ARB Inc, and Michele is retired.

They live in Lodi. Mark is an avid hunter and fisherman.

Daniel & Susan Faith Single Golf Sponsor: Andy Petersen

Cameron Bregman Young Professional Sponsor: Steve Beckham

Kendall Patterson & Matthew Bowen

Cameron is currently president of the Lodi Rotary, and Vice Mayor of Lodi. He is the owner of Bregman Services, Inc.

MEMBERSHIP COUNT AS OF 1/31/24

Daniel and Susan have been married for 25 years, and are retired Lodi Unified School District employees. The couple has four grown children and live in Lodi.

Sports Sponsor: Pete Murdaca

FULL GOLF: 444 LIMITED GOLF: 80 NON GOLF: 274

Kendall is Head of Operations at Pietro’s.

Matthew is owner of Eventful Cart Co. The couple is looking forward to playing tennis, swimming and attending social events at the Club.

TOTAL: 798

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COMMITTEE UPDATE

BY JOSH STURMAN HOUSE & SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIR

HOUSE & SOCIAL COMMITTEE Update on Initiatives, Future Plans Dear Members, The House and Social Committee has been diligently working to enhance your experience at the Club, and we wanted to provide you with an update on our recent activities.

First and foremost, we want to express our gratitude for your participation in the recent surveys. Your feedback is invaluable, and it has allowed us to identify several key areas we are actively addressing to improve the overall atmosphere and amenities within the Club.

More Menu Offerings

One of the prominent themes from the surveys was the desire for a more diverse menu and dining selections. We understand the importance of catering to varied tastes and preferences, and our committee is working closely with the culinary team to explore exciting and diverse options that will appeal to everyone.

Clubhouse Update

Additionally, we have taken note of your concerns regarding the state of the Founders Cafe, particularly the need for updated carpet, Main Dining Room chairs, and fixtures. Rest assured, we are in the process of evaluating potential renovations and enhancements to create a more inviting and comfortable space for all members.

Service Charge

Another common theme emerging from the surveys was the service charge, and we recognize its significance in the overall member experience.

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Our committee is actively exploring solutions to address this concern and ensure a fair and transparent system aligning with the expectations of our valued members.

While these areas have been identified as priorities, we want to assure you we are also considering other suggestions and feedback received through the surveys.

Your input is guiding our decisions, and we are committed to creating positive changes reflecting the collective preferences of our membership.

In the coming weeks, we anticipate finalizing a comprehensive plan outlining our proposed solutions to the identified issues. We will be transparent in communicating these plans and seek your input before implementation.

Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we are excited about the positive transformations ahead. Thank you for your continued support and engagement with the House and Social Committee. If you have any further thoughts or suggestions, please feel free to reach out to us directly.

Looking forward to an enhanced Club experience together!

Sincerely, Josh Sturman House and Social Committee Chair

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CONGRATULATIONS KELLEY! Announcing your new F&B Director

Dear Members of Woodbridge, I’m excited to announce I will be taking on the role of Director of Food and Beverage at Woodbridge. With a sincere sense of dedication, I take on this responsibility, and I would like to share the planned changes and developments with you.

Our primary objective is to enhance your dining experience and offer a culinary journey that is both memorable and enjoyable. To achieve this, we plan to focus on offering more member events and entertainment; reimagining our menus to provide a diverse range of options that cater to various tastes and preferences; and improving our staff training protocols to bring you the exceptional service our members deserve.

FOOD & BEVERAGE UPDATE

BY KELLEY MORI FOOD & BEVERAGE DIRECTOR

participation. Your involvement is crucial in shaping the events we continue to offer.

Menu Upgrades

Additionally, we are working on developing new menus that highlight fresh ingredients and innovative culinary techniques. Our team of chefs is dedicated to creating dishes that not only satisfy your palate but also reflect current culinary trends. Whether you prefer classic favorites or adventurous new flavors, our menus will offer a variety of options to suit every taste.

Staff Training

Our commitment extends to providing exceptional service that surpasses your expectations. Our staff will undergo training to ensure the highest level of hospitality and attention to detail. Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we will continually strive to deliver an outstanding dining experience.

I invite you to join us on this culinary journey. Experience the new activities, indulge in our updated menus, and share in the pleasure of great food and exceptional service. We look forward to welcoming you to Woodbridge Golf & Country Club, making your dining experiences truly memorable.

Events

Introducing new activities and events is part of our strategy to add excitement and entertainment to your dining experience. These events include themed nights, live music performances, wine tasting sessions, and more, aiming to create a vibrant and engaging atmosphere for relaxation, socializing, and enjoyment of culinary creations.

Over the next few weeks, you will see events added to the calendar that we hope to make permanent based on

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Please feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any questions, feedback, or suggestions. Your input is invaluable as we aim to continuously improve and exceed your expectations.

Thank you for your continued support, and I anticipate the opportunity to serve you soon.

Sincerely, Kelley Mori

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GENERAL MANAGER’S DESK

BY RYAN BILL GENERAL MANAGER

Great news for our community! We've recently approved a comprehensive reserve study, a crucial step toward ensuring the longevity and prosperity of our Woodbridge Golf and Country Club. Let's dive into what this means and how it benefits our Club.

Reserve Studies: The Backbone of Financial Health A reserve study is essentially a financial roadmap for the Club. It's an in-depth look at our capital assets — think clubhouse, pool, tennis courts, and more — and projects the costs for their upkeep over time. This tool is vital for Woodbridge, as it helps us set aside the right amount of funds for future capital expenses, ensuring we're always ready for what lies ahead.

CHARTING Why a Reserve Study Matters A BRIGHT FUTURE: 1.

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Woodbridge Golf & Country Club to launch a capital reserve study, ensuring future financial strength

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Financial Readiness: It helps us estimate future costs accurately, leading to a sustainable financial strategy. This way, we're prepared for any major repairs or updates without any hiccups.

Boosting Property Value: A well-upkept club with stable finances not only looks good but also positively influences the value of our properties. It's a win-win!

Transparent Leadership: This step shows our commitment to managing your contributions wisely, focusing on the Club's long-term wellbeing.

Looking Ahead: The Perks of a Reserve Study

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Smart Budgeting: Our financial team will use the insights from the study to craft a budget that's both efficient and effective, ensuring every corner of our club gets the care it deserves.

Ahead of the Curve in Maintenance: Knowing what might need fixing in the future allows us to maintain our facilities proactively, saving costs and avoiding unexpected issues.

Elevating Your Club Experience: A well-maintained, financially robust club means you get to enjoy your time here to the fullest. This study is a step towards enhancing the Woodbridge experience for everyone.

The approval of this reserve study marks a key moment in our journey.

It's about more than just numbers; it's a promise of a thriving, sustainable future for our Club.

We're excited to continue this journey with your ongoing support, ensuring Woodbridge remains a place of joy and excellence for years to come.

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GOLF ACADEMY

BY RYAN WILLIAMS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL

February’s Tip of the Month A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO GOOD SCORING AT WOODBRIDGE average tour green. All statistics point to this not being a birdie hole.

Hole: #3 Vineyard

The third hole on the Vineyard is one of the more intimidating par 3’s without a lake, canyon, or penalty area. For the length of the tee shot (180 from Chardonnay or 205 from Zinfandel), it is an unusually small target. When playing a hole this difficult, it is first important to understand that every level of player struggles to hit the green. As a matter of fact, PGA Tour players hit 53 percent of greens from 175-200 yds and our average size of green is much smaller than that of an

So, if a 2 is rare, how do we maximize our chances of making par? The very first thing on any hole one needs to consider when choosing a strategy is where the pin is cut on a given day. On the 3rd hole, I have two clear rules: 1. When the pin is back, the ball under no circumstances can get past pin high.

2. When the pin is front, the ball must fly past the hole.

The reason these rules are in place is to give myself green to work with should I miss the green, which every level of player will. Short of a back pin, even in the bunker, leaves a manageable up and down; the same is true of missing long to front pins.

Stop trying to be perfect on long shots such as this and you will make more pars!

Hole: #10 River

The 10th on the River is a spectacular hole, a throwback to a time when the ball curved much more, a tee shot that confronts you with a decision immediately.

Do I play conservatively out to the right? Or do I attempt perhaps the most difficult shot with modern equipment (a high draw with a long

club)? Some members are excellent at turning the ball from right-to-left; Jason Reich and Mitch Harrison come to mind. Those who can pull that shot off and are longer hitters will have a chance to reach the green in two. Too often though, I see members trying the more difficult option off the tee when they cannot reach the green in two.

Golfers, especially on par 5’s, must understand the risks of the decisions they make. If the reward is not worth the risk, then the risk should not be

the Vineyard, or 1 on the River. It can also happen when pins are cut on the back of the green of the 2nd hole of the River where missing the green on any side leaves a pitch running away from you with little green to work with.

taken. The 10th tee is a perfect example.

Many golfers would be better off deciding on the tee that they will take 3 shots to reach the green. That way, those trees on the left that have ruined so many rounds would be casually passed by.

Hole: #5 Lake

One of the most difficult holes on any of our three courses, 5 on the Lake has halted the momentum of many great rounds. Unless one can hit a long club extraordinarily high on their second shot, it is an example of a true three shot par 5, a rarity in today’s game. Still, when driving around or playing with members, more often than not I see driver as the club of choice off the tee. That’s a risky proposition with penalty areas on both sides of the hole.

Instead, let’s look at the hole itself. It is very straight for just under 400 yards and then tuns sharply to the left for the last 130 yards or so. Instead of hitting a driver off the tee simply because it is a par 5, the better strategy is to ask yourself, “What’s the simplest way to cover the distance to the corner?” For many members, covering that distance would not require a driver and a wood. Very similar to the 10th of the River, if you can understand what you stand to gain, you can keep those big numbers off of your scorecard!

Situation: Long Approaches to Pins on Narrow Greens Many times, at Woodbridge, we are hitting approaches into greens with clubs longer than a 9-iron to narrow targets. Often on

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such a shot, there are bunkers on both sides of the green and missing on either side of the green pin high leaves a very tough pitch or bunker shot to leave close to the hole.

This can happen when the pin is in the front of the green on 6 of the Vineyard, 9 of

If you do not have a wedge in your hands, the statistics will say you are not in a “birdie situation” to any of the pins mentioned.

On the front pins listed above, the correct strategy would be to ensure your ball lands past pin high and over the bunkers; this makes your target wider to hit the green and leaves more green to work with should you miss. On the 2nd of the River, don’t be seduced into going for the back left pin. Any professional tour field would average over par to that pin. Thus, the better strategy is to play for the middle of the green short and right, two-putt from 30 feet, and happily run to the 12th tee with par.

You’re probably sensing the theme of this month’s tip is some version of not trying to do too much. Too often players bemoan the states of their game and punish themselves for the inability to reach a standard the best players don’t even ask themselves to. If this sounds familiar, you are not alone! The longer I compete, the more I realize great golf has as much to do with how our minds work as our physical ability. Is your decision-making or course management holding you back? Perhaps it’s time to get on the course with Teresa, Perry, or myself. A playing lesson can go a long way in a coach’s understanding of the student’s game and the student’s ability to put a round together. Happy February!

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photos from the Centennial Kick-Off Cocktail Party

ON THE COURSE

Don’t be that Golfer. Follow cart path rules.

BY LOU SILVEIRA GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT

WEATHERING THE STORM

Navigating saturated soils on the Golf Course Woodbridge historically receives 85 percent of the average of 12.8” of rainfall during the six month period beginning Oct 1.

Year to date we have received just over 6.5”, which is 6 percent above normal for the year.

playing on waterlogged areas can cause compaction, leading to long-term damage. The safety of our members and the preservation of the course's integrity are our top priorities during such challenging weather conditions.

As we embrace the rainy season, our golf course encounters a natural phenomenon that comes with both challenges and opportunities – saturated soils. The impact of prolonged periods of rain can have a profound effect on the course's conditions and operations. It is essential we navigate through the challenges posed by saturated soils.

4. Adjusted Maintenance Practices:

1. Soil Compaction and Drainage Issues:

Saturated soils can lead to increased compaction, hindering proper drainage. This compaction limits the movement of water through the soil profile, resulting in surface water accumulation.

2. Turf Health and Disease Susceptibility:

Excess moisture creates an environment conducive to turf diseases and other health issues. Saturated soils deprive the grass roots of essential oxygen, leading to stress and increased vulnerability to diseases. Regular monitoring and appropriate turf management practices are crucial to maintaining optimal turf health during wet conditions.

3. Course Closure and Playing Restrictions:

In extreme cases, saturated soils may necessitate temporary closures or playing restrictions to protect the course. Walking or

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Our groundskeeping team adjusts their maintenance practices to adapt to saturated soils. Mowing and grooming activities may be temporarily suspended to prevent damage to the turf.

Additionally, aeration and other soil conditioning practices are carefully timed to enhance water movement and promote optimal turf conditions.

5. Member Cooperation and Patience:

During periods of saturated soils, your cooperation is essential.

Please adhere to any course closures or cart restrictions, respect designated areas, and exercise caution on the course.

By working together, we can help mitigate the impact of saturated soils and ensure the longevity of our beautiful golf course.

Thank you for your understanding and commitment to maintaining the excellence of our golfing experience, even in the face of challenging weather conditions.

Sincerely, Lou Silveira Golf Course Superintendent

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GOLF UPDATE

BY JOHN HUGHES, PGA HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL

GOLF SHOP NEWS

Reminder about Golf access Golf Access by Membership Category Members of Woodbridge have access to the golf courses & practice facilities according to their chosen membership category as follows:

Full Golf / Single Golf / Young Professional – Anytime Tuesday through Sunday.

Weekday – Anytime Tuesday through Thursday; before 10:00 am on Friday.

Twilight – Daylight Savings Time: 3:00 pm and after; Standard Time: 1:30 pm and after.

Sports – On a day when paying guest fees, 6 times per calendar year limit, non-primetime hours.

Dining – On a day when paying guest fees, 6 times per calendar year limit, non-primetime hours.

Golf Rules

Last Month’s Question A player’s ball is believed to be covered by sand to the extent that they cannot find it. The player may, without penalty, touch or move sand to find or identify the ball only if the ball is believed to lie in a bunker. True or False?

Answer The player may, without penalty, touch or move sand to find or identify the ball when it lies in a bunker, or anywhere on the course.

This Month’s Question In Four Ball Stroke Play, the “Side” (player A & player B) must enter a gross score for each hole on the scorecard. Which of the following is incorrect?

1. The gross score of at least one partner must be entered on the scorecard.

2. There is no penalty for entering more than one partner’s score on the scorecard.

3. Each score on the scorecard must be clearly identified as the score of the individual partner who made it; if this is not done, the side is disqualified.

4. It is enough to identify a score as the score of the side in general.

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SPORTS COMPLEX NEWS

Scan QR code for Fitness Class Times!

BY TARIQ GLENN FITNESS CENTER COORDINATOR

From Sharing Equipment to Respecting Space

ENHANCING YOUR GYM EXPERIENCE We're thrilled to see so many dedicated individuals working hard to achieve their health and wellness goals. As we continue to foster a positive and inclusive environment for everyone, we'd like to kindly remind all members to be mindful of their fellow gymgoers when using equipment. Here are a few simple etiquettes that can make a significant difference:

Share the Equipment

If the gym is busy, try to keep your workout efficient and allow others to use the equipment during rest intervals.

Wipe Down Equipment

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OLIVIA

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Olivia is 7 years old and goes to Vinewood Elementary. Her favorite subject is art. She loves Burgers and fries and her favorite fast food is In n Out. She loves playing tennis and softball and her favorite animal is Mila her cat. Summer is her favorite season as she gets to swim with her 9 cousins at Nonni and Poppi’s house. She can’t wait for spring when she will be getting her first puppy.

After using any equipment, please take a moment to wipe it down with the provided disinfectant wipes. This helps maintain a clean and hygienic environment for everyone.

Keep Noise Levels Down

While we understand that workouts can be intense, please be mindful of the noise you're making. This ensures a more comfortable atmosphere for everyone.

Respect Personal Space

Give others enough space to move around freely and avoid crowding specific areas.

Re-Rack Weights

After lifting weights, make sure to return them to their designated racks. This helps maintain an organized and safe workout space.

Remember, we're all part of a community working toward similar goals. Your cooperation in observing these simple guidelines ensures a positive experience for everyone. Thank you for your understanding and commitment to creating a welcoming environment at our gym. Together, we can

make our fitness journey enjoyable for everyone.

Pickleball, Anyone?

Our first ever Pickleball Tournament is Sat, Feb 10! We have a few spots left to sign up!

See the Fitness Center front desk to get your spot.

In our ongoing efforts to enhance the gym experience for everyone, we'd like to add a friendly reminder to always check in at the front desk when you arrive. This small yet crucial step helps us maintain accurate attendance records and ensures the safety and security of our members. Here are a few quick tips:

Check-In at the Front Desk

Whether you're a regular or occasional visitor, please take a moment to check in with our friendly front desk staff upon arrival. This allows us to keep track of attendance and provide assistance if needed.

Update Contact Information

If there have been any changes to your contact details, please inform the front desk. It helps us keep you informed about gym updates, events, and any important announcements.

Your cooperation in following these guidelines is highly appreciated and contributes to a smoothly run and secure gym environment for everyone.

Class Schedule Changes

Beginning Feb 1, Carlos' classes will be scheduled for Tuesdays and Thursdays only.

Power Hour will start at 5pm, followed by Stretch & Flex at 6pm.

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WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION

January cold but playable!

WOMEN’S GOLF UPDATE

BY KIM DANGELO & LAURA REEVES 18-HOLE LADIES CO-CAPTAINS

January started off cold, but what a great turn out we had to start the new year. We are trying something new this year playing some fun games like throwing out the par 5s. No wonder the turnout was great — who wouldn’t want to play in that competition? Hope all the Ladies enjoyed this format.

Debbie Wall was able to award our most-improved golfer Erin Devries with her Trophy this month.

The first Board meeting was held in January by our new Co-captains Kim Dangelo and Laura Reeves. We would like to thank all board members for working with us.

Our 18 Hole Ladies are not only fun to golf with, but enjoy some social time on the 19th Hole where the Woodbridge staff is always taking great care of us.

Thank-you Ladies for the great support for the first Centennial Celebration at the Roaring 1924 Cocktail Party. We would like to thank our co-captain Laura Reeves and the Centennial Committee for putting on a great event.

We are looking forward to the rest of the celebrations to come throughout the year.

February is fast approaching with our first special event, Valentine’s Day Party. I am sure Sondra Huff, Diane Gardemeyer and Anne Huyett are planning a fun day for all of us.

The 18-hole Ladies have a lot of fun on the course and off the course. If you’re a full member of Woodbridge and would like to come and play and see what we are about give our Membership Chair Beth Grady a call or just contact one of the members.

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WOMEN’S 49ERS

49er Update

BY DONNA AARONS

FORE-TEE NINERS 2024 CAPTAIN

Chilly January Play

The January chill has kept many 49ers off the course but we’re looking forward to warmer, longer days soon.

On Jan 11, we played River with the game being, throw out your worst hole. Despite the lovely, sunshine morning those who played would have preferred “throw out your worst 3 holes.” The good news, no one lost a ball!

Fun play ahead for February with a Valentine’s Party, an alternate shot day and best ball on the upcoming Thursdays.

Teresa will be hosting a putting clinic mid February for the 49ers; check your email for time, date and details.

We continue to tee off at 9am in February. Remember to call the Golf Shop at 209-369-2731 to sign up. Also, please call and cancel if you have a change of plans.

Sign up in the locker room for the Valentine Party hosted by Jennie Fuller and Shannon Hagen on Feb 8.

Hope to see you out there!

Donna Aarons

DINNERS IN FEBRUARY Appetizers

VIETNAMESE SPRING ROLLS peanut sauce BLOODY MARY CEVICHE shrimp, sweet potatoes, corn BRAISED OXTAIL yuca fries

Soup & Salad

FRIDAY CHOWDER New England or Manhattan FRENCH ONION SOUP gruyere, crostini APPLE & GRILLED RADICCHIO SALAD gorgonzola, creme fraiche vinaigrette HOUSE romaine, mixed greens, shredded carrots, radish, tomatoes. choice of dressing CAESAR romaine, parmesan, croutons, house-made caesar dressing MAKE A RESERVATION

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Entrees

SPINACH & RICOTTA CANNELLONI marinara and alfredo sauce PASTA CARBONARA pancetta, peas

entrees with vegetable of the day. choice of mashed potato, baked potato, or rice: POMEGRANATE BRAISED CHICKEN THIGHS pomegranate molasses, garlic HALIBUT KABOB bell pepper, onions, pineapple, chimichurri sauce BREADED PORK CHOP dried fruit compote, blackberry sauce, yuca fries RIBEYE STEAK cowboy butter FRIDAY-NIGHT PRIME RIB 8oz certified angus beef

Dessert

ASSORTED HOUSE MADE CHOCOLATE TRUFFLES

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FEBRUARY 2024

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5 CLUBHOUSE CLOSED Tennis Drop In 9:30am Zumba 9:30am Barre 10:45am Yoga 5:15pm

12 CLUBHOUSE CLOSED Tennis Drop In 9:30am Zumba 9:30am Barre10:45am Yoga 5:15pm

19 PRESIDENT’S DAY — CLUBHOUSE & GOLF OPEN Tennis Drop In 9:30am Zumba 9:30am Barre 10:45am Yoga 5:15pm

26 CLUBHOUSE CLOSED Tennis Drop In 9:30am Zumba 9:30am Barre 10:45am Yoga 5:15pm

11 BREAKFAST 7am-11:30am LUNCH 11am-5pm BAR 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In 1pm BIG GAME WATCH PARTY

18 BREAKFAST 7am-11:30am LUNCH 11am-5pm BAR 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In 1pm

25 BREAKFAST 7am-11:30am LUNCH 11am-5pm BAR 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In 1pm

Monday

4 BREAKFAST 7am-11:30am LUNCH 11am-5pm BAR 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In 1pm

Sunday

Wednesday

27 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm Spin 5:30am Pilates 8:30am 18-Hole Ladies 9am Strength Training 5pm Board of Directors 6pm Stretch 6:15pm Tennis Drop In 6:30pm

20 CLUBHOUSE & GOLF CLOSED LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm Spin 5:30am Pilates 8:30am Strength Training 5pm Finance Committee 5pm Stretch 6:15pm Tennis Drop In 6:30pm

13 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm Spin 5:30am Pilates 8:30am 18-Hole Ladies 9am - Valentine’s Party Strength Training 5pm Stretch 6:15pm Tennis Drop In 6:30pm

6 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm Spin 5:30am Pilates 8:30am 18-Hole Ladies 9am Strength Training 5pm Stretch 6:15pm Tennis Drop In 6:30pm

28 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm Yoga 8:30am Zumba 10:45am Spin 4:30pm Yoga 5:15pm

21 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm Yoga 8:30am Zumba 10:45am Spin 4:30pm Yoga 5:15pm

14 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm Yoga 8:30am Zumba 10:45am Spin 4:30pm VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER Yoga 5:15pm

7 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm Yoga 8:30am Zumba 10:45am Spin 4:30pm Yoga 5:15pm PRISONER WINE DINNER

FEBRUARY

Tuesday

29 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm HIIT 5:30am 49ers 9am Tennis Drop In 9:30am Yogalates 10:45am High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm Strength Training 5pm Stretch 6:15pm

22 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm HIIT 5:30am 49ers 9am 18-Hole Ladies 9am Tennis Drop In 9:30am Yogalates 10:45am Membership Committee 4pm High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm Strength Training 5pm Stretch 6:15pm

15 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm HIIT 5:30am 49ers 9am Tennis Drop In 9:30am Yogalates 10:45am House & Social Committee 4pm High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm Strength Training 5pm MUSIC IN THE CAFE 5-8pm Stretch 6:15pm

8 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm HIIT 5:30am 49ers 9am - Valentine’s Party Tennis Drop In 9:30am Yogalates 10:45am Strength Training 5pm PRISONER WINE DINNER High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm Stretch 6:15pm

1 LUNCH 11am-5pm / BAR 11am-6pm HIIT 5:30am 49ers 9am Tennis Drop In 9:30am Yogalates 10:45am Charity Bridge Noon Strength Training 5pm Sports Committee 5:30pm High School Tennis Drop In-6:30pm Stretch 6:15pm

Thursday

23 LUNCH & BAR 11:30am-5pm DINNER 5-8PM Yogalates 9:30am

16 LUNCH & BAR 11am-5pm DINNER 5-8PM Yogalates 9:30am

9 LUNCH & BAR 11am-5pm DINNER 5-8PM Yogalates 9:30am

2 LUNCH & BAR 11am-5pm DINNER 5-8PM Yogalates 9:30am

Friday

24 BREAKFAST 7am-11:30am LUNCH 11am-5pm BAR 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In - 9:30am Tennis Drop In-9:30am Zumba 8:45am

17 BREAKFAST 7am-11:30am LUNCH 11am-5pm BAR 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In - 9:30am Tennis Drop In-9:30am Zumba 8:45am MEN’S GOLF KICK-OFF

10 BREAKFAST 7am-11:30am LUNCH 11am-5pm BAR 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In - 9:30am Tennis Drop In - 9:30am Zumba 8:45am PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT

3 BREAKFAST 7am-11:30am LUNCH 11am-5pm BAR 11am-6pm Pickleball Drop In - 9:30am Tennis Drop In - 9:30am Zumba 8:45am

Saturday