Walla Walla Country Club May 2015 Courier

Walla Walla Country Club

May 2015

Our Mission‌ Our mission is to create a sense of community by providing our members with quality services and facilities in a financially stable manner, fostering friendship and fellowship.

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Mother’s Day Brunch Sunday, May 10th Seating at 10, 11, 12, & 1 Ladies’ Guest Day Thursday, May 14th Cocktails 11:30, Lunch 12:00, Program 12:30 Tuesday Night Twilight Golf Every Tuesday from May 5th - August 25th Shotgun start @ 5:30 p.m.

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BBQ Buffet Every Tuesday Night through August 25th

Would you like to be kept up to date on

what’s happening 1/2 Price Wine with Dinner Every Wednesday & Saturday Night 1/2 Price Cocktails Every Thursday Night when you bring a Guest for Dinner

around the Club and notified of special events?

Give us your e-mail address!

Call 509-525-1780 or e-mail info@wwcountryclub.com

Thursday Night Couples’ Twilight Golf Every Thursday Night from May 7th - August 27th Shotgun Start @ 5:30 p.m.

Bargain Burger Thursday A Bargain Burger will be offered every Thursday Night Martini Friday Martini Special every Friday night!

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The Membership Drive of 2015 is clicking on all cylinders as 45 new and/or transferring members have been accepted into the Club since March 1st and it’s only April 20th today! Of those 45 members, 29 are Regulars, 7 are Specials, 3 are Non-Resident G. & T. and 6 are Social Members. Our Membership Drive runs through the end of June at which time the $2,000 initiation fee for Regular Membership will revert back to its previous level of $5,000. So keep up the great job of spreading the word of the Club’s Membership Drive and make sure your friends, relatives and business associates apply for membership before the first of July or they will miss this great incentive for joining early!

Golf season kicks off in full force here at the Club beginning on Tuesday, May 5th when “Tuesday Night Couples’ Golf” begins and runs every Tuesday through the end of August. The competition this season will change every Tuesday with prizes awarded nightly plus prizes for the top teams with the highest point totals through all seventeen weeks of play. Weather permitting, Chef Mike fires up the outdoor barbecue and offers a full buffet each Tuesday night on the patio while also offering the full dinner menu. We always take reservations on the patio, so make your reservations early as our beautiful spring and summer weather entices nearly all the Tuesday Night golfers to dine on the patio! Then this year the old Friday Night Couples’ four-person team playing a Scramble format…2 couples per team…has been moved to Thursday Nights. So begin asking another couple to pair up with as the Thursday Night Couples’ Golf begins Thursday, May 7th and also runs through the end of August. If you haven’t yet participated, don’t feel intimidates…it’s all about fun and laughs and then enjoying dinner and libations on the patio after play!

Besides being fun, playing in these couple events is a great way to meet and play with other members of the Club that you might not have had a chance to meet just yet!

For all the “men” of the Club…remember that Mother’s Day is quickly approaching and Chef Mike is already anticipating 500+ for his “Mother’s Day Champagne Brunch Buffet” on Sunday, May 10th. Once again the Club will be taking 150 reservations per hour beginning at 10:00 a.m. through 1:00 p.m. We all know “mom” doesn’t want to cook on the one day of the year that we all honor “mom”, so bring her out to the Club for the “Mother’s Day Champagne Brunch Buffet”!

The serving of brunch and dinner on Sundays begins on Sunday, May 24th and runs through Sunday, September 27th as the warming weather undoubtedly encourages members to enjoy dinner “on the patio” after enjoying a round of golf or a swim in the pool on Sundays. Hope to see everyone out enjoying and supporting their club on Sundays beginning Sunday, May 24th.

May also brings the opening of the swimming pool as it officially opens on Saturday, May rd 23 for the 3 day Memorial Day weekend. The pool is then open weekends until Friday, June 12th when it opens daily through September 7th. The pool hours are 12:00 noon till 6:30 p.m. weekdays and 10:30 a.m. till 8:30 p.m. on the weekends after June 12th. All members must register at the pool daily and sign-in their guests…$5.00 per day for a relative-guest and $10.00 per day for non-relative guests. Cash is not accepted…all guest fees must be charged to the member’s account.

Jeffrey C. Thomas, General Manager

News from the Board of Directors…

We’re happy to report the Long Range Planning Committee’s “Top 10 Key Opportunities”.

This volunteer committee spent many, many hours reviewing all the components of our Club’s operations and procedures as well as the dynamics of the community and culture of golf and country clubs.

1. Mission Statement review 2. Review by-laws focusing to be non-gender based 3. Human Resources 4. Standing Committee structure review 5. Food & Beverage review 6. Membership orientation and mentoring 7. Public Relations and marketing 8. Outside amenities at the pool area 9. Long term financial planning 10. Increase categories of membership Many “thanks” are deserving of this very diverse committee for their dedicated service at exploring and making recommendations concerning all facets of the Walla Walla Country Club!

Thank You… David Beamer Morris Jones Greg Pepin

Tricia Harding Tim Larkin Steve Wanichek

Beau Hickman Jon Hooper Sarah Michelson Allison Peck Bob Zagelow

Thank you again, The Board of Directors

Employee of the Month Paul Kissinger has been an employee at the Walla Walla Country Club for ten years and is well deserving of this award as he puts in countless hours both inside and outside the golf shop. He comes early and stays late, filling in wherever needed. In addition to his daily work, Paul is responsible for and maintains the sixty electric golf carts. Paul is an outstanding leader and continues to give his best for the members of this club. Congratulations Paul!

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Members, Encourage your family, friends and associates to join now! Don’t let them miss out on this great deal!

Membership Committee

“Membership Drive of 2015” March 1, 2015 through June 30, 2015 Regular Member:

Initiation Fee Monthly Dues Dining Room Minimum

= $5,000 $2,000 = $ 290 = $ 45

Pay $1,000 initiation fee at time of joining then $1,000 in February of 2016 Interest FREE On July 1, 2015 the Regular Membership Initiation Fee returns to $5,000. *All sponsors will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win: Pro Shop Credit of 1st prize $1,000, 2nd prize $500, 3rd Prize $250!

“New Members” Jeffrey & Lindsay Braun Michael & Jane Braun Jane Sporleder & Jim Byrnes James & Sharon Gohrick Alexandre Grimaud Curtis Kuhlman Brendan & Ashley Johnson

Regular Regular Regular Regular Special Regular Special

Patrick McConn Joel & Julie Olsen Larry & Debi Sapp Dale & Melinda Smith Kevin & Chelsey Smith Dr. Joseph & Cheryl Wren Kyle & Erin Wright

Social Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Special

Sunday, May 10th 2015 Reservations Taken at 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 12:00 p.m. & 1:00 p.m.

Complimentary Champagne & Sparkling Cider Premium Coffee, Tea, & Juice Service Classic Caesar & Mini Iceberg Wedge Watermelon & Feta Salad Crunchy Chick Pea Salad Grilled Vegetable Antipasto Platter Creamy Avocado Ranch Deviled Eggs Blanched Local Asparagus Display Sliced Seasonal Fruit Display Pumpkin Bread Banana Nut Bread Assorted Danish & Muffins House Smoked Salmon Sides Peel & Eat Shrimp Cocktail Blueberry Pancakes 3 Cheese Blintz with Fruit Glaze Amaretto Dipped French Toast with Sliced Strawberries Scallion & Dill Tossed Cottage Fries Crisp Apple Smoked Bacon & Turkey Sausage Classic Eggs Benedict Shells in 3 Cheese Sauce Chicken Tenders

Chef Attended Carving Station Honey Glazed Hickory Smoked Pitt Ham Prime Rib of Beef with Cabernet Rosemary Jus Chef Prepared Omelets with all the Fixin’s WWCC Desert Table Loaded with Strawberry Shortcake Miniature Meringues Bourbon Pecan Pie Chocolate Eclairs Assorted Cheesecakes German Chocolate Cupcakes Miniature Carrot Cake Crème Brulee Chocolate Dipped Strawberries Ice Cream Sundae Bar Sugar Free Pies Adults $25.95 Children Under 12 $15.95

Ladies’ Guest Day Luncheon Thursday, May 14, 2015 Cocktails – 11:30 Luncheon – 12:00 Presentation – 12:30

Just in time for Outdoor Fun UVA/UVB Skin Protection & Hydration Featuring: Diane Martin, Director of Physical Therapy Regency at the Park Skilled Nursing

And: Bette & Court, Bermuda Sands, & San Soleil ‘Sun care you can wear’

Menu: Chicken Waldorf Salad Croissants Potato Chips Mini Crème Brulee $16.00 Inclusive

WALLA WALLA COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS SUMMER 2015 TENNIS OPEN HOUSE - JUNE 13TH, 10am - Noon

TENNIS LESSONS Starting Monday JUNE 15th MONDAY –THURSDAY: *Sign up for four classes and you choose the days and weeks you take a lesson.

We are very

flexible with scheduling. Please call Ann for special requests.

8-9 am High school/middle school stroke class ALL LEVELS 9-10 am 4-6 year olds (special equipment) 10-11 am 7-12 year olds ALL LEVELS 11 am -12:30 pm (Monday – Thursday) and Tuesday and Thursday 5 pm-6:30 pm High school and middle school (intermediate and advanced) *will coordinate your lessons with swim or golf lessons *you may take a class at a different time than your age group after talking with Ann

ALL CLASSES $12.00 (discounts for multiple classes and kids) (NON-MEMBERS MAY TAKE LESSONS) ADULT: Tuesday and Thursday (other times/classes available upon r equest) 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Drills all ages, ($10.00/class) Men’s Night: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 6 pm ($2.00) Women’s League: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 8:00 am *(seniors and all other ages) (Lesson on Wed. morning for $5.00)

Pickleball league and drop in play on Wednesday nights.

You may register the first day of class or call Ann at 509-845-6236 or e:10scoachann@gmail.com PICKLE BALL AND BASKETBALL HOOP LOCATED AT TENNIS COURTS. EQUIPMENT PROVIDED. Ann Thomas- Beery, M.S. Ed. is a for mer pr ofessional tennis player and is a pr acticing spor t psychology consultant. She has coached and played at the collegiate and professional level.

Happy Spring! We are excited to start our seventh year here at the Country Club. The weather has been great and tennis may be able to start a little sooner this year. I have had several inquiries about lessons and men’s night starting before summer and we will accommodate anyone who would like to play or take a lesson. We will see if the weather holds. Please call or email Ann about times.

We welcome Wa-Hi tennis to the courts. If you would like to play and they are practicing, please feel free to let Coach Peck (girls coach) or Coach Eggers (boys coach) know you would like to play. Members always have preference. If it is a school match, then courts will be available after the match completes. The dates for the school matches will be posted on the pro shop door. Wa-Hi thanks the Country Club for this privilege.

We are gearing up for a busy summer with several new activities in the works. We have been discussing with the pros in the Tri-Cities about having a social with players from there, both men and women. We will keep you posted. Also, we are starting a pre-tournament group that will participate in several Pacific Northwest USTA events.

Times and costs for lessons are on the following page. We have a drop-in policy with a pre-pay of four classes and you may pick days that you attend class. This means we do not have structured sessions.

We also can accommodate times with your swim or golf lessons. We can also work with siblings at the same time.

We look forward to seeing old friends and meeting new ones this summer. If you have any questions, please call Ann at 509-845-6236 or e:10scoachann@gmail.com.

Reservations will be honored before any walk-ins.

“My favorite thing to make for Dinner is Reservations...

Have you made yours?”

- anonymous Reservations are now available online just log-in to member central at www.wallawallacountryclub.com and click on dining reservation link!

Grandparents Did you know that you can now bring your Grandchildren out to golf with you as often as you would like?

No longer limited!!!

PLEASE “DO NOT” leave CIGAR BUTTS on the golf course!

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

Relative Guest Fees still apply: $40 / 18 holes; $20 / 9 holes

IMPORTANT Changes in Tee Times this Spring The Golf Committee and Board have agreed to alter Saturday tee times for a trial period of April through May. The tee times on Saturdays will run from 7:00 am until 7:00 pm off the number one tee only with “Men's Day” from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm. Members may play before and after “Men's Day” but keep in mind, if you are a slower player, please avoid the early morning times as it will slow down the golf course for the entire day. The tee will be monitored and those members who do not complete nine holes in under 2 hours will be asked to speed up or find a time more suitable to their play. This is a trial period for the months of April and May and will be re-evaluated in June. If you need help on making a tee time or finding a tee time best for you, please call the golf shop as we’ll be happy to help you.

Parents with small children or young juniors or beginning golfers don't forget about Sunday afternoon tee times from 2:00-5:00 pm to play. This time is blocked off just for your use.

Bocce Ball and Bean-Bag Toss “Bocce Ball” and “Bean-Bag-Toss”… anyone interested?!

It would be great to start a Couples’ League of both Bocce Ball and Bean-Bag-Toss! These games can easily be played on the Blue Tee on #10, making it very convenient to enjoy an hors d’oeuvre and a glass of wine! And if these catch on, multiple sets can be ordered and played by members on an evening basis. Another great area for playing these games would be around the “chipping green” by the pool. Maybe we can warp this into a season ending “tournament”... just think…the “Bocce Ball” and “Bean-Bag-Toss” Champions of the Year are ???!!!

Fr ! "#$ G%l' C (r)$ Spring is finally here and the maintenance staff is busy preparing the course for the upcoming golf season! With great weather, the mowers are out daily trying to manage this initial flush of growth.

Greens, tees, and approaches were all aerated last month and have recovered very well. We were unable to use hollow core tines due to cool, wet weather and instead used solid tines that are less disruptive and allowed for speedy recovery. We will continue to verticut and lightly topdress greens throughout the year to improve playability and smoothness.

Last year we used a 7 foot asphalt roller on our fairways with tremendous results and once again will be rolling these areas which results in smooth fairways and also levels out imperfections and tracks that have been left over the years. Once all fairways are rolled, we will verticut and sweep all fairways of debris. Verticutting fairways will take us approximately a week to finish, but will greatly improve the health and playability of the turf.

Bunker rake placement always seems to come up every couple years, and last year we chose to leave rakes out of bunkers. After doing this for a year, it became apparent it greatly increased the maintenance time due to operators having to dismount mowers more than once a hole to move and replace rakes. I have also had comments of “difficulty finding the rake” and many times the rakes were left in bad places. So, we are once again changing placement of rakes to inside bunkers, off the edge parallel with play. Thank you!

You may have noticed the new ball pickers that are next to the practice greens. We have in the past used pickers with skateboard wheels attached that roll over the green. We have had problems with these “pickers” being stolen so have replaced them with wire cages that work very well.

Please continue to use these after you have completed your practice chipping and putting!

The Green Committee has recommended the removal of the black locust on the left side of #15 fairway approximately 75 yards from the green. There is an oak both north and south of this existing tree. For reference, the small oak south of the locust was planted the same time as the oak on the right side of the fairway by the bunker. If you have any comments about this, please communicate them with the Green Committee Members or Board of Directors.

With golf in full swing, please remember to repair all ball marks, replace divots and use the sand and seed containers whenever possible. Avoid driving carts near tees and greens and scatter as much as possible.

Enjoy the season and I will see you on the course!

Jeff Blanc, CGCS P.S. Clubhouse Parking Lot will have the lines painted Monday, May 18th.

Washington Junior Golf Association We encourage voluntary Donations to the Washington Junior Golf Association and hope every member can or will contribute...

“What’s good for golf is good for the Walla Walla Country Club!”

Thank You in advance for you Donations!

Are you ready to lower scores?

Did you know that 2 out for every 3 shots occur from within 125 yards of the hole?

The key to scoring is learning the secrets from 125 yards and in. Join Lisa, Brady and Cleveland Golf for a Scoring Clinic Experience on Saturday, May 9th from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. You’ll receive 90 minutes of exper t shor t game instr uction that will help you in all critical situations - chips, pitches, bunkers, flops and more. Every student will receive a personalized wedge fitting from Cleveland Golf and a new 588 RTX 2.0 wedge, our most versatile wedge ever. This is truly one of the best investments you can make in your golf game in 2015 - Don’t miss your chance to truly learn how to shoot lower scores!

Place: Walla Walla Country Club When: Saturday, May 9th from 9:30 am-11:00 am Cost: $129 a student (free Cleveland SW included in price) Clinic is limited to 20 students. Please call the golf shop to sign up.

Fr ! "#$ Pr Sh Men’s opening day: March 28th total of 76 players.

1st 2nd T-3rd T-3rd T-5th T-5th

214 217 218 218 222 222

Bill Fleenor, Casey Waddell, Bob Green & Roger Corn Greg Frandsen, Jon Hooper, Don Harwood, Carl Nelsen Zach Armijo, Steve Kimball, Ray Schier, Scott Sears Jim Michelson, Tim Larkin, Jim Kent, John Knowlton Bob Gregoire, Robert Rice, Kendal Zerba, Wesley Brown Jeff Thomas, Mike Klitzke, Barry Patzer, John Bond

Walla Walla Country Club Junior Golf Camp June 29 – July 2, 2015 ● Ages 7 thru 17 ● Limited to 30 Students ● Half Day : 8:00 to 12:00 ● Full Day : 8:00 to 3:00 (Bring Sack Lunch)

Half Day

$150________

Full Day

$225________

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn how to play golf.

Meet other junior golfers and form friendships for life.

Camp is limited to the first 30 students and is instructed by PGA Golf Professional Teachers Al Mundle and Lisa Hyland.

Stop by the golf shop today and fill out an application.

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Opening day scramble on March 31st wasn't the best weather, however, some braved it...

Congratulations to Becky Martin, Betty Simcock, Linda Johnson and Val Cochran who tied for 1st with Donna Duckett, Margaret Roser and Terry Thunell with a 44! Second place went to Pat Hobkirk, Doris Wood, Kathleen Lockwood and Anne Haley with a 45. Thank you Kathleen Lockwood and Betty Simcock for planning the lunch.

Our first out-of-town invitational is May 14th at Meadow Springs Country Club in Richland. Please consider going, it's a lot of fun! The schedule for the season is posted on Club 9 bulletin board in the ladies locker room.

May 26 is our next scramble. Sign ups at 8:30 a.m. and shot gun start at 9:00 a.m. Judy Cooper and Pauline Gugliemelli will plan the lunch with meeting to follow. We always welcome new members! Have fun out there!

Betty Simcock 520-3073 and Sandy Morgan 522-0209 , Co-Presidents.

W . /’ 18 H% $ G%l' A)so7ia9i / Greetings 18 Hole Members, The 2015 Women’s 18 Hole Association golf season is off to a great start. It was so good to see many returning members at the opening day kick off on March 26th. We also welcomed two new members, Sylvia Arbelbide and Kathy Small, we are so glad they have joined. I was very pleased to introduce a new member of the board, Joan Schille, who is our new Hospitality Chair. I look forward to working with Joan! We have added a new committee position this year, that of Membership Chair, ably filled by Sam Long. Sam will be contacting women who are new to Walla Walla Country Club, extending a warm invitation to join our association. We are looking forward to a terrific season full of great competition and fun opportunities to socialize.

Our first tournament, coming up very soon is the Best-Ball Tournament. This is a two person team competition, to be played on May 7th, 14th and 28th. There is no additional cost to enter any of our18 Hole Association tournaments, your dues cover that. Please let me know if you need help finding a partner for this event, I would be glad to assist. The sign-up sheet is on the bulletin board in the women’s locker room. Winners will be announced at the May 28th luncheon and general meeting.

I want to make sure that you have my correct phone number, which is not in the yearbook! It is 386-5422. Please call me any time if you have questions, suggestions or just want to visit.

Good luck to everyone and I wish you all good golfing, good weather and great fun!

Janey McKern, President

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55th Annual Senior Amateur June 4, 5, & 6, 2015 47th Annual Mixed Chapman Tournament June 27th & 28th, 2015 Couples’ Fall Classic September 12 & 13, 2015 Entry Forms Available in the Pro Shop or online at www.wallawallacountryclub.com May 5th - Beginning of Tuesday Night Twilight Format will change weekly - Scramble, Best-Ball, Chapman, etc...

May 7th - Beginning of Thursday Night Couples’ Twilight 2 Couples Scramble (4 person)

TUESDAY NIGHT

COUPLES’

GOLF Every Tuesday Night from May 5th - August 25th Tee Times from 4 - 6 p.m.

Price $4 per Couple 1 Couple per team Sign up at foretees.com/wallawalla Format will change Weekly Stay for the Patio BBQ Buffet Prizes awarded nightly & at end of the season This year a portion of the Tuesday night couples’ golf entry fee of $4.00 per couple will be reserved for their “season ending prize fund”.

HOLE-IN-ONE April 9th, 2015 Ted Lucia had his first hole-in-one on the 8th hole, 145 yards with his 6 iron. This was his first hole-in-one since starting golf at the age of 12.

It was witnessed by his playing partner and wife Kathi Lucia.

The Club’s Senior Amateur Tournament on June 4, 5 and 6 is filling quickly…please call the office or Pro Shop if you are wanting to enter this great tournament complete with a “Pasta Bar Buffet” Thursday evening, then a “Seafood Buffet” Friday night followed by the “Prime Rib Buffet” for the awards dinner on Saturday evening! Any member who is “not” playing in the tournament but who wishes to partake in these 3 evening buffets, please call the office early for reservations as we will have some limited seating available.

“Thank You” Gesa Power House Theatre!...

All Club members will receive a $4.00 discount on tickets of $25 and over for all shows produced by Power House Theatre. Enjoy!!

Upcoming Shows: Femme Fatale - April 25th @ 7:30 p.m.

A blend of cinematic wizardry and live performance, "Femme Fatale" is a clever homage to the film noir genre and its sultry singers (Rita Hayworth, Ida Lupino, and Jane Russell).

Will West & the Friendly Strangers - May 14th @ 7:30 p.m.

This easy-listening plays modern rock, folk, pop, jazz, bluegrass, and everything in between.

Matt Baker’s Comedy Stunt Show - May 16th @ 7:30 p.m.

A unique combination of hilarious stand-up comedy and amazing physical stunts from this alumnus of American’s Got Talent and Last Comic Standing.

Mirari Brass Quintet - May 19th @ 7:30 p.m.

Engaging and eclectic, the Mirari Brass Quintet performs music from the Renaissance to the Contemporary.

Visit www.phtww.com or call 509-529-6500

Use Code: WWCC for discount

T H$ iA ‘T -G ’ 1) The Club added an OFF-PREMISES WINE SALES endor sement to its Liquor License.

This OFF-PREMISES WINE SALES endorsement allows the sale of wine by the unopened bottle for off-premises consumption.

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The new minimum cycles will end on the day of the month the “main’ member was born… example: Jim Abajian was born on the 11th day of his birthday month so his and Rhonda’s minimum cycle will run from the 12th of every month through the 11th of the following month.

It’s very simple, just remember to have spent your minimum of $45 no later than the day of the month of your birthday!

Those who have birthdays later than the end of the month, will fall on the last day of the month. So if you were born on the 31st and there are only 30 days in the current month, your cycle would end on the 30th.

2) ‘To-Go’ orders are now available any time!

Board of Directors

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Restaurant

Lounge

Tuesday—Sunday 7 am—7 pm

Tuesday—Wednesday Lunch 11 am—2 pm Small Plates 2 pm—9:00 pm Dinner 6:00 pm—9:00 pm

Tuesday– Saturday 11 am—midnight*

Monday 11:30 am—7 pm

Golf Course Tuesday - Sunday Weather permitting Sunrise - Sunset Monday Noon—Sunset

Driving Range & Practice Greens Daily Weather Permitting

Thursday Lunch 11 am—3 pm Small Plates 2 pm—9:00 pm Dinner 6:00 pm—9:00 pm Friday—Saturday Lunch 11 am—2 pm Small Plates 2 pm—9:00 pm Dinner 6:00 pm—9:00 pm Sunday & Monday Closed

Pool Closed Until Memorial Day Weekend 2015

Sunday 11 am—7 Monday Closed

Office Monday 8 am—3 pm Tuesday—Friday 8 am—5 pm Saturday 9 am—5 pm Sunday Closed

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1/2 price wine 1/2 price wine with Dinner 1/2 Price Cocktails with Martini Friday with Dinner Dinner when you bring a Guest

BBQ Buffet

Butterscotch Truffle

Scoring Clinic

Start of Twilight Golf Bargain Burger Night

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1/2 price wine with Dinner 1/2 Price Cocktails with Dinner when you bring a Guest

BBQ Buffet

Twilight Golf Bargain Burger Night

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Dinner when you bring a Guest

BBQ Buffet

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Restaurant Open

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Brunch 11:00-1:00 Dinner 5:30 - 8:00 Memorial Day! Pool Open! noon-6:30 pm

Pool Open noon-6:30 pm

Club 9 - Meeting & Luncheon

Twilight Golf BBQ Buffet

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Bargain Burger Night

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Women’s 18-Hole Luncheon Meeting 1/2 Price Cocktails with Dinner when you bring a Guest Twilight Golf Bargain Burger Night

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