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HILLCREST GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB JUNE 2016

Pro Shop & Tennis News ● Ladies & Men’s Bridge Results Food & Beverage News & Menus ● Birthday Night June 18th

2-4-1 Steak Night Menu All the entrees below are 2-4-1 and are served with Twice Baked

Potato, Vegetable of the night, Salad and fresh Bread

Appetizers Larry’s Grilled Shrimp Spiedini Skewer in soy garlic

butter ............................................................................. $7.99

Texas Onion Rings with a touch of fresh jalapeño and

Horseradish Dip ........................................................... $5.95

Chilled Shrimp Cocktail…(6) ..................................... $7.99

Entrées ~Grilled Salmon Florentine~

Seared Medium Rare King Salmon over Pesto Sauce

topped with a medallion of Texas goat cheese and

crisp onion strings ...................................................... $17.95 {Recommended Wine ~ Tom Gore Chardonnay}

~Chicken Marsala~

Sautéed Chicken breast with mushrooms in a Marsala

Wine Sauce, garnished with Gorgonzola crumbles

........................................................................................ $14.95 {Recommended Wine ~ Ruffino Pinot Grigio}

Sizzling Rib Eye Steak

14 Oz. Served sizzling with Onions & Peppers and

garlic butter ................................................................ $24.99 {Recommended Wine ~ Tom Gore Cabernet Sauvignon}

Ribeye Steak

14 oz. Aged Texas Tech Black Angus Thick Cut Rib

Eye Steak ...................................................................... $22.99

Filet Mignon

8 oz. Aged Texas Tech Black Angus Tenderloin .. $24.99

Toppers and sides Add one Shrimp Spiedini to your steak ................... $3.50

Gorgonzola Blue Cheese Crown for your steak ... $1.00

Steak top Mushrooms ..................................................$2.95

Bottle of Wine special Order a bottle of our recommended wine

and receive one complimentary dessert

Sunday Mimosa Brunch Every Sunday we feature a Chef carved item and Chef Omelet Station, Salads and Desserts galore. Check

below for our monthly featured Sunday entrées.

June 5 - Brunch on the Kingsville Chef Carved Roast Strip Loin with

Horseradish Cream Pan Fried Pork Chops with

Mashed Potatoes and Brown Gravy King Ranch Chicken Casserole

Broccoli Rice Casserole and Corn Obrien Kid’s Chicken Tenders with cream gravy

Ice Cream Bar and Desserts Galore

June 12 - Brunch in my Gucci Sunglasses Chef carved New York Strip Loin w/Rosemary Au Jus

Pork Milanese with Italian Herb Bread Crumbs Seafood Lasagna

Italian Squash Medley, Fried Zucchini, Fettuccini Alfredo

Kid’s Chicken Tenders with cream gravy Ice Cream Bar and Desserts Galore

June 19 – Father’s Day Brunch

June 26– Swinger Final Round Veal Parmesan with Garlic Bread

Chicken Cordon Bleu

Swedish Meatballs with Egg Noodles

Scalloped Potatoes, Corn O Brian, and Broccoli with

Cheese Sauce

Kid’s Chicken Tenders with cream gravy, Ice Cream

Bar and Desserts Galore

$13.99 ADULTS KID’S PRICE 6-12 ARE REDUCED FROM $6.99 TO ONLY $4.99!

KIDS 5 AND UNDER FREE.

June 19 – Father’s Day Brunch Dad’s get a complimentary Bloody Mary

Carved Prime Rib and Spiral Cut Ham

Chicken Fried Steak, Fried Shrimp and Oysters

Mashed Potatoes, Corn, Green Beans

Balsamic Grilled Vegetables

Kid’s Chicken Tenders with cream gravy

Ice Cream Bar and Desserts Galore

Salad Extravaganza including Peel-n-Eat Shrimp

Special Price $23.99; Children 6-12-$12.99; Children under 6 are Free

Banquets Thank you to all the members who held recent events, business

meetings, luncheons and tournaments at the club this past month.

Sandy Collins Graduation Party

West Texas Home Builders

Business Networking International

Campus Crusaders for Christ

Nan Riley, Remax Dinner

TASBO

Jerrie Miller, Foster Grandparents

Renee Brown, Cavazos Awards Lunch

David Huang, CTK Prom

LISD Golf Tournament

Mike Zaccardo, Wesco Business Lunch

Kelly McMillan, Shallowater FFA

Elda DeSantiago, Monterey Track

Lubbock Area Republican Women

Melony Carroll, Coronado Theatre

Julie Black, LADS

Meagan Horton, Honda

Karen Swint, Rehearsal Dinner

Swint-Pachall Wedding Reception

Jessica Thomas Graduation Party

Lubbock Apartment Ass. Tournament

Karen Barnett, Parson’s Elementary

Michelle Stephens, Honey Elementary

Silver Tees

Bid ‘Em High Bridge

Roundtable

Tech Group

Dorothy McDaniel

Linda Risley, Samba

New Neighbors

Samba Group

Scott Stephens, SEA Event

Tommy Reece

“Insurance Since 1945”

Alan Henry Tim Sampson

Dale Mouser Don Burney Brooks Jay

(806) 792-3771

Ladies Bridge Results April 27th Jeanne Fairman 1st place

Janet Butler 2nd place May 4th Sue St. Claire 1st place

Pat Akehurst 2nd place May 11th Charlene Glenn 1st place

Carol Williamson 2nd place May 18th Jolene Taylor 1st place

Janet Butler 2nd place May 24th Janet Butler 1st place

Carolyn Sanderson 2nd place If you wish to play bridge, and are not already signed up, please call Pat Akehurst (794-7514) or Carolyn Sanderson (928-1803).

We will have live entertainment on Birthday Night by Steve

Gary. Make your reservations today for Birthday Night on

June 18th.

We are looking for ladies interested in playing

Bridge. We would love to meet you and have you

play bridge with us on Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m.

You will be very welcome, regardless of your level

of play. We would also welcome our members

who have not attended for awhile. If you would

like to play bridge on Wednesday,

please call Darnell Dingle (794-5261) or

Leane Thornberry (762-8583).

Pool Hours Monday – Closed

Tuesday-Saturday 11:00 am to 7:00 pm

Sunday 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm

Each member is requested to sign in upon entrance.

Guest fees will be $5.00 per guest. (No outside food or beverage may by brought into the pool area)

Electrifiers, Inc, Specializing in

Commercial and Residential Electric Service

Stan Fry

Electrical Contractor 806-749-4556

email: [email protected] TDLR# 18793 Men's Bridge Results May 3

rd Orlo Sundre 1

st place

Harvey Lutrick 2nd

place

May 10th Arden Hawkins 1

st place

Orlo Sundre 2nd

place

May 17th

Bob Krahn 1st place

Don Akehurst 2nd

place

May 24th Bob Krahn 1

st place

Harvey Lutrick 2nd

place

Could you have been the lucky one? New Drawing Format! Up to FIVE draws!

Ok, here is how it works…. Beginning in April, instead of two drawings per Family Night we will have up-to FIVE drawings per night depending on how large the pot has grown. Each successive drawing of the night will be reduced by $100. For example, if the pot is at $500, the first drawing is for $500, the second drawing is for $400, third is $300, Fourth drawing is $200. The fifth and last drawing is for $100. We will continue to grow the pot with $50 per week anytime the pot is under $500. Another example would be if the pot is at $250, then the first drawing would be $250, the second drawing would be $150, and the last drawing would be for $50. If no one wins, we will increase the pot by $50 for next week. Figuring out the odds on this would take a Las Vegas Shark, but one thing is for sure, we will have MORE WINNERS!

May 4th 1st name $250 Jim McCord 2nd name $150 Rick Black

Winner! May 11th 1st name: $150 Chad Trumble 2nd name $50 Craig Shires

No Winner May 18th 1st name $200 Travis Isom 2nd name $100 Tad Cornett

No Winner May 25th 1st name $250 Sam Hansard 2nd name $150 Brandon Patschke 3rd name $50 Joe Rushing

No Winner

You could be the next winner if you join us every WEDNESDAY NIGHT for the Family Night Buffet!

Welcome to Our New Members! Mark and Randa Altman

Rylee and Crystal Shoaf

Ken and Sandra Senter

Kayla Hopkins

Jessica Chavez

Dan and Nichole Stanton

Ernest and Susan Berry

Zane and Brittany Vaughn

Jay and Brooke Rushing

Jacob and Jill Rinehart

Troy and Bonnie Brooks

Brad and Mitzi Emert

Homer and Terri Morse

Brian and Stephanie Carreon

Jay and Terry Lindstrom

Cuyler and Carolyn Lawrence

Jeromy and Dori Ginn Clubhouse

806-765-6601

Golf Pro

Shop

806-765-5208

Tennis

Shop

806-765-5021

June 2016

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Hillcrest Country Club Hours of Operation

Dining Room Mixed Grill Pro Shop

Monday Club Closed Club Closed Club Closed

Tuesday - Thursday 11:00am - 9:00pm 8:00am - 9:00pm 8:00am - 7:00pm

Friday 11:00am - 9:00pm 8:00am - 9:00pm 8:00am - 7:00pm

Saturday 11:00am - 9:00pm 7:30am - 9:00pm 8:00am - 7:00pm

Sunday 11:00am - 3:00pm 7:30am - 8:00pm 8:00am - 7:00pm

Seniors Golf 9:30 am Soup and Salad Bar 11:00 am - 1:30 pm

Ladies Lunch 11:30 am Ladies Bridge 12:00 pm

Family Night Buffet 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Soup and Salad Bar 11:00 am - 1:30 pm





Ladies Cards 9:00 am Ladies Golf 10:00 am

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Breakfast 7:30 am - 11:00 am

Sunday BrunchSunday BrunchSunday Brunch 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am --- 2:00 pm2:00 pm2:00 pm












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Members of the club are expected to pay their accounts in-full on a monthly basis. If a member's account is over 30 days past due, the member is assessed a $20 late payment fee. Daily Pro Shop charges will be paid before leaving each day either by cash, check or credit card. If a member's account is over 60 days past due, the membership and all privileges to the club are suspended and the membership is terminated. In some cases, which require approval by management, the former member may reinstate their membership by paying the account in-full, plus monthly dues that have passed in the interim. Otherwise, the member cannot make application to the club for a period of one calendar year from the time that their membership is terminated and only then if the account has been paid in-full.

Accounting Office Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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Hey everyone. May has been very exciting. The Silver Tees was for the second year a rain dance. There has been talk of booking this tournament in order to GET rain. Last year we could not even play the whole course as the back nine was flooded. This year it misted on us the first morning and the sun came up in the afternoon and was beautiful, of course! The next morning it was cold, rainy and miserable. Who does this, play in 50 degree weather with just enough rain to keep everything wet? Just about sixty or so committed women golfers. By our fifth or sixth hole nothing was dry. Clubs, balls, towels, ourselves, the course, EVERYTHING! Pretty sure that was as clean as I have ever been, if being wet has anything to do with cleanliness. By that time my partner and I were looking at each other with "who would believe it" looks. You know the kind that you either get in a big drama or laugh? Fortunately we just laughed. It was so bad the pro shop let us take our balls out of the trap, mud puddles or whatever you wanted to call them. A person could get spoiled to that. Obviously we were not mudders as we won nothing. I think we came up from last but no winner yet. Still got a few years yet. It was quite entertaining. Yes, I am lying like a dog. We were very happy to see Rhonda out and about. She probably got more hugs those two days than she has had in several months. Love her! She can do

anything. Do tournaments when you feel like covering your head and hiding for a long time. Smile, hug, repeat. Great gal. This month we will be teeing off at eight on Tuesday mornings. This will be great when it gets hot but for now I will have to set an alarm. Yuck. If the rest of the summer is going to be like the last week it will be nice to get off the course earlier. Hope all who wanted to play earlier can put up with me griping for awhile or maybe all summer. It takes me a good long while to wake up to conversation as my family will attest. Looking forward to being able to play more regularly. The monthly meeting will be after play. We can have lunch, visit and enjoy each other. The executive board knew I would probably be a no show at a seven thirty meeting. They love me I just know it. The books showing meetings in the early time of the women's association showed they got together for a get together as much as a meeting. Looking forward to trying this. Come and join. Thanks for being you,

Red Tees Report

HWA appreciates our 2016 Silver Tees Sponsors

City Bank Knox, Bailey, & Meador, Inc. – Danny Scott

Golf USA Altitude Trampoline Park – Debbie Sampley

Andrus Brothers Roofing Atmos Energy

Chips Sports Bar – Skeeter Bingham Comfort Keepers – Lisa Carson

Electrifiers, Inc. – Stan Fry E.P.M., Inc. – Shawn Sampley

B.J. & Geri Hackler Hohertz Development – Charles Hohertz

Kongs – Brent Murray Lantec Investment Group, LLC – John Dutkowsky

Lubbock Truck Sales – James Kinsey D. Mayfield & Associates – Danny Mayfield

Profile Hair Salon – DiAnne Hudman South Plains Electric Co-Op

South Plains Steel, Inc. – Steve Kennedy Submersible Pump Specialists, LLC – Lyndall & Lydia Couch

Ross Tyler Farms W & R Industrial Services, Inc. – Ross & Kelley Ward

West Texas Auto Colors, Inc. – Scott Tilson Tracy Witherspoon & Michael Pruitt

Donations Holly & Woody Adair, Susan & Mike Millsap

Constellation Brands – Cody King, Rhonda Pruitt, Chuck Spaugh Auto Sales, United Supermarkets,

Jan Darby, Elvis & Sharon Wright, Fire Master – Mike Lance , Joyce Wright

Paul

The oil damaged area has been sodded and we will keep it roped off until late June. We have also sodded other small areas around the course such as old leaks and worn areas. Bermuda sod usually takes a couple weeks to root down and it will look burned up and dried out until it gets new leaf growth. We are starting to get those warm days we need to really get the grass growing. The 3 plus inches of rain in late May helped a great deal. We will start our light topdressing of greens this June. This is when we put a light amount of sand on greens down every 3-4 weeks during growing season. After we broom and water it in you can hardly notice it.

Golf Course Update

Summer has just begun and is off to a great start at Hillcrest Country Club. We’ve had a lot of play and a lot of fun events. The Boys Night Out has been a great time of fun and fellowship.

UPCOMING EVENTS

2016 Swinger I’m sure all of you are looking forward to this year’s Swinger. We are currently full and have a waiting list. If you would like to be on the waiting list please call the golf shop.

Swinger Schedule of Events Thursday, June 23rd Practice Rounds All Day 11:00 pm Registration Starts (Pro Shop) 7-10:00 pm Pre-Tournament Party for Players & Guests (Casual Attire)* Friday, June 24th First Round of Play 6:30 am Breakfast for Contestants - Mixed Grill 11-2:00 pm Players Lunch at The Turn 7:00 pm J&M BBQ at the Pool 7:30-10:30 Music Entertainment Saturday, June 25th Second Round of Play 6:30 am Breakfast for Contestants - Mixed Grill 11-2:00 pm Players Lunch at The Turn 7:00 pm Dinner in the Ballroom (Casual Attire)*

7:30-11:00 Prime Rib Dinner and Dance* Sunday, June 26th Final Round of Play 6:30 am Breakfast for Contestants - Mixed Grill 11-2:00 pm Players Lunch at The Turn 7:30 pm Trophy Presentation

Evening Functions are for participant and 1 guest; additional guest $25.00

Jr Clinic June 7-9 The 1st Jr Clinic this year will begin Tuesday June 7th and end Thursday June 9th. The camp will be from 9:00am-11:00am all three days and is $75 for members and $100 for non members. Call the golf shop to sign up. There are limited spots available so please sign up as soon as possible.

Golf Course Hours Tuesday -Friday 8:00am-9:00pm

Saturday-Sunday 7:30am-9:00pm

Driving Range Hours Tuesday – Saturday 7:00am-9:00pm

Sunday 7:00am-7:00pm

Pro Shop Hours Tuesday-Friday 8:00am-7:00pm

Saturday-Sunday 7:30am-7:00pm

Couples Classic July 23-24 $300/team - (Limited to first 60 teams)

Entry Fee Includes Tournament entry Breakfast Saturday and Sunday Lunch Saturday and Sunday

Saturday July 25th 6:30am Breakfast 8:00am Shotgun Start 1:00pm Lunch

Sunday July 26th 6:30am Breakfast 8:00am Shotgun Start 1:00pm Lunch and Awards Ceremony

HOT SHOTS

Steve Kennedy made his 2nd Hole in one on #17 with a 7 iron from 160 yards.

Witnesses were: Brad Holcomb, Stephen Gage, Jimmy Holloway, and Mike Bennett.

TOURNAMENT RESULTS:

Don’t forget to find all of the Tournament Results on the website. www.hillcrestcc.com/golf

Wednesday

Family Night

Buffet

New Drawing Process – Up to FIVE Draws!

(see section of drawing winners)

Have you tried Family Night lately? Chef Gerald and

Chef Larry take pride in bringing to your family

interesting and kid friendly feast. It is a member

value program aimed at young families as well as

anyone that likes good food in an informal

atmosphere. Stacy Alan Watson

June 1 The Rain in Spain Chef carved Spanish Rub Skirt Steaks,

Gerald’s Grandfather’s Seafood Paella, Chicken enchiladas with Paprika Cream Sauce,

Empanadas, Refried Beans, Chilled Gazpacho Soup, Guacamole, Queso Blanco and Salsa Verde w/chips

Kids ~ Chicken Tenders and Cream Gravy

June 8 Southern Reunion All you can eat Fried Catfish and hushpuppies,

Larry’s Meat Loaf, Grilled Country Ribs, Mashed Potatoes w/chives, Chicken and Dumpling Soup

Kids ~ Chicken Tenders and Fried Pies and Ice Cream

June 15 Chinese Pasta Night with TERIYAKI STEAKS! Grilled Petite Teriyaki New York Steaks,

Crispy Asian Pork Ribs with Grilled Pineapple Chef action station with Stir Fried Rice,

Egg Rolls, and Pot Stickers Kid’s Tempura Fried Chicken Bits with Sweet-n-Sour,

and Pineapple-Coconut upside cake

June 22 Hill Country Hoedown! Chef sliced smoked Brisket, Texas Rubbed Pork Chops,

BBQ Chicken Quarters, Smoked sausage, Pan Fried Potatoes, Pinto Beans, Fried Okra Kids Macaroni and Cheese, Cherry Cobbler

and Banana Pudding

June 29 Pasta Night! Larry’s Endless Decision Pasta Bar

Assorted Pizza, Garlic Bread, Cream of Tomato Soup with fresh basil, Jeremie’s Caesar Salad Station with toppings

galore and anti-pasta platter Spumoni Ice Cream and Rice Pudding

Family Night Prices:

Adults $10.99; Kid’s 6-12 are $4.99;

Kids 5 and under are free.

Friday Night Dinner Specials

Each Friday Larry is featuring an appetizer

of Crab Cakes with a Sweet Red Pepper

Aioli

Along with the following specials. Regular

Menu is available except on Shrimp Night.

All specials come with Texas Caesar Salad,

Roasted-garlic Mashed Potatoes, Grilled

Asparagus and Sour Dough Bread.

June 3

#1 ~Sizzling Beef Tenderloin Pieces with

crispy onion strings ...................... $15.95

#2 ~Pecan Trout with a honey chipotle

butter ............................................ $14.95

June 10

#1 ~Chilean Sea Bass with shrimp butter

cream sauce ............................... $18.95

#2 ~Giant Grilled Beef Tenderloin Skewer

with Balsamic Glaze and Texas

Veggies ........................................ $16.95

June 17

Shrimp Night ~all you can eat!

Endless Shrimp for Only $17.99. Featuring

Cocktail Shrimp, Fried Shrimp, Coconut

Shrimp, Blackened Shrimp and bacon

wrapped shrimp.

Because of the popularity of Shrimp Night,

we will be featuring a Salad Buffet with

cocktail chilled and peeled shrimp and

other surprises from our Garden Chef,

Jeremie Reese! Remember to make your

reservations early since we always fill up!

June 24

To accommodate the Swinger

no specials offered this night

Served From 6:00 – 9:00pm. Reservations are Encouraged.

Regular Menu is available

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Just a few thoughts on what type of mindset you should have when competing. Remember, tennis and life in general consist of ten percent what happens to you and ninety percent how you react to these things. One thing successful tennis players have in common is that they don't mind losing. Well, they may mind, but they maintain a healthy perspective. They consider losses to be learning experiences. Failure is part of a process. Mistakes are not bad as long as you don't keep making the same ones. Michael Jordan said it best: "I've missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 3,300 games. 26 times I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I've failed over and over again in my life

and that is why I succeed." Keep this in mind the next time you lose a match. Also, our summer camp schedule is out and you can pick up a copy at the main club house (by Stacy's office) or at the tennis pro shop. Assistant Hillary Garbowski is running all of our camps and if you have questions, text or call her at (806) 790-

6087. See ya on the courts soon.

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