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Winemaker Dinner

Celebrate

Saturday, May 4th / 6:00 - 8:00 PM$52 per person - One of our most popular events!

PoolsideYou won’t have to go south of the border for our fiesta!

Put on your sombrero and meet us at the outdoor cantina for complimentary

margaritas (not to be missed!) cerveza, Mexican tapas and live mariachi music.

Guests always welcome, festive dress, reservations required

Mother’s DayChampagne Brunch

Sunday, May 12th10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

$65 per person

Treat Mom to a lavish brunch featuring a cold buffet with an array of salads, fresh seafood, seasonal fruits, artisan cheese board; the hot buffet features prime rib,

salmon, honey baked ham, French toast, waffle station, omelet station and more!

Reservations required 48-hour cancellation policy in effect

Save the date for the 2019 Los Amigos Tournament!

Thursday, Friday & Saturday May 16, 17, 18

Look for more information to follow…

La Cumbre’s Premier Men's

All-Member Tournament is

just around the corner!

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membership cornerThe Board of Directors, members, and staff extend a warm welcome to our newest members.

Sponsors: Dr. Mounir Ashmalla, Dr. Peter Miller

Mark Wipf & Desiree Reilly non-resident

(converted from associate)Mark & Desiree recently joined as associate members, but work is taking them out of state. Mark was born and raised in Santa Barbara and has a long history with La Cumbre. His father and brother are both regular members. Mark owns his own company, and Desiree is a fitness instructor.

Eric VanderWerff, CCM, General Manager

The first quarter of the year brought us much needed rain, filling our be-loved lake and bringing lush greenery to our majestic Riviera mountains. Spring is officially here and our wet winter brought us a beautiful bloom of California poppies and native wildflowers. We have such a beautiful property and it is looking its best for this time of year.

Along with welcoming Spring, I would like to welcome new staff members to LCCC family. Casey Earle has filled Michael Ama-dor’s position as our new Food & Beverage Manager. Casey was

born and raised in the Central Valley in the town of Oakdale, California. Casey’s family have been long time members of Oakdale Country Club, where Casey learned to play tennis and golf, and continues to be an ac-tive player. He is a former profes-sional skier, and moved from South Lake Tahoe to Santa Barbara nine years ago. Casey worked with me at Birnam Wood Country Club for five

years before moving on to manage Sama Sama Kitchen for the past three and a half years. He has a pas-sion for food, wine, cocktails, and hospitality. Casey and his new wife, Victoria, were married last June.

We also welcome Jeff Cowan, our new controller. Jeff replaces Hallie Goodall of five years. Hallie retired to explore new ventures and spend time with family. Jeff brings us his talents and over fifteen years of experience in finance and account-ing. Jeff also has a deep passion for golf which has developed from age five when his father first introduced him to the game. He spent most of his childhood on the golf course and lat-er on he worked various jobs at their

local country club. After grad school he became a member of a private club to continue fostering his love of the game.

Jeff obtained his MBA degree from Willamette University in finance, and his Bachelor of Science in business from the Uni-versity of Oregon (Go Ducks!). After completing his MBA, he moved to Seattle and started his first finance job with Nord-strom. He continued his work in finance at Fortune 500 compa-nies in the Seattle area. Jeff met his wife, Patricia, in Seattle, and

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they eventually relocated to Ventura to be close to her family. They have a 12-year old daughter, Gabriella, who is currently a competitive gymnast in Ventura.

Sponsors: Peter deTagyos, Stafford Kelly

Brad & Heidi Daugherty non-resident

(converted from social tennis)Brad & Heidi have been social tennis members since 2015. They are currently living in Florida with their daughter Stella (10). Brad is retired from professional basketball and most recently from ESPN as a sports announcer.

Sponsors: Nancy & Russ Werner, Greg Moss

Tom & Susan Gloy social clubhouse

Tom & Susan reside in Incline Village, Nevada and are in the process of moving part-time to Santa Barbara. Tom is a retired professional race car driver. Sue has owned restaurants and worked in the fitness field.

Casey Earle

Jeff Cowan

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women’s associationThe big March WGA event was the Women’s Club Cham-pionship. After three days of match play, culminating with champagne toasts after the final match, Sue Wilcox is the 2019 Club Champion. This is Sue’s seventh Championship. Chris Portney is runner-up with Joan Tomeo and Kathy Keller as third and fourth. Congratulations to all and to MJ Baumgart-ner as Chair of this premier WGA event.

April brings a very special guest day, the Spring Fling. This event is chaired by Gaile Haslem and Tracy Jenkins.

The March Ace Day was cancelled due to rain and resched-uled. Results will be in next month’s Divot.

Gold Coast Team Play commenced with the team traveling in the rain to San Luis Obispo. The match was played in very wet and challenging conditions, and the SLO team prevailed. The next match is at home against Wood Ranch. Captains Falberg and Keller appreciate all the team support received from play-ers as well as cheerleaders. Please use the club website to sign up for matches.

Nancy Falberg, Communications Chair2019 WinnerSue Wilcox

Finalists Chris Portney, runner-up & Sue Wilcox

Handicap Flight Jane Lodas, Suzie Swenson, Rita Lewis & MJ Baumgartner

Championship Flight Chris Portney, Kathy Keller & Joan Tomeo

Handicap Flight Candy Short, Marnie Pinsker & Lee Drummy

2019 Women’s Club Championship


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On March third, the Niners celebrated Mardi Gras with a scramble. The winners were a foursome of Jill and Andy Win-chester and Robin and Don VanBuren. Runners-up were Nancy and Russ Werner and Marjorie Gies and Ron Vttri. Colorful golfing outfits with traditional beads and fun table dec-orations added to the occasion. But, special kudos to Allison Wells and Chef Eric Widmer for an especially attractive and delicious dinner of a two-color soup, mouth-watering shrimp cakes on arugula salad and bourbon pecan pie with a scoop of praline ice cream. Orange soup was carrot-ginger and the white soup was sweet potato. If you would like the recipes for soups and shrimp cakes email me. This is a golf article after all.

Our next Nine & Dine will be a scramble with a “Las Vegas” theme on April 3rd teeing off at 3:30 PM. Contact Karen Carey at [email protected] to sign up.

Niners continue to grow. We give a warm welcome to two new members: Suzie Jackson and Jeannine Daniel. Hope to see you both out there soon. Niners meet in front of the golf shop every Friday between 8 and 8:15 AM for a round of nine holes followed by coffee and conversation at the Patio Bar & Grill. All members are welcome.

Three ways to sign up for Friday play:1. Online2. Call golf shop 805-682-31313. Just show up between 8 and 8:15 to join a group.

women’s association niners news

WGA Upcoming April Events

Tuesday, the 2nd, ACE Day, 8:30 shotgun

Thursday, the 4th, Spring Fling, 8:30 shotgun

Tuesday, the 9th, Women’s Golf, 8:30 shotgun

Tuesday, the 16th, Women’s Golf, 8:30 shotgun

Thursday, the 18th, Team Play, North Ranch at LCC,

8:30 shotgun

Tuesday, the 23rd, Women’s Golf, 8:30 shotgun,

8:30 shotgun

Thursday, the 25th, Team Play at North Ranch

Thursday, the 30th, Spring Mixer, 8:30 shotgun,

8:30 shotgun

2019 Spring Ringer Tournament

Flighted Gross & Net Prizes!!$10 Entry Fee charged to your account

March 1st thru April 30th

Sarah de Tagyos - [email protected]

Sign up online or at the golf shop

join us forKouples Kapers

Sunday, April 28th / 1:00 PM ShotgunGolf, Dinner and fun!

Foursome Competition

Guests Welcome

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golf news

“Bill Russell” Breakfast MixerSaturday, April 6th This is the first breakfast mixer event this year. Members are encouraged to sign up individually for this event. The theme of this event will be “Coaches Pick” with Jerry Pimm and Frank Katch picking and pairing like-handicap players for their teams. Breakfast will be served before the 8:30 shotgun with lunch served on the terrace after golf. Sign up through the website or contact the Golf Shop for assistance.

Tri-County Seniors Golf TournamentMonday, April 15thThe Tri-County Seniors will be visiting La Cumbre on Mon-day, April 15th. The golf course will be unavailable until ap-proximately 4:00 PM. The practice range will be available at 12:00 PM.

Men’s Member-Guest StagWednesday, April 17th Once again, we will utilize the 12:45 PM shotgun start for this month’s event. As always, Men’s Stags will offer two flights: All-Member and Member-Guest with gross and net prizes awarded in each. Members are asked to sign up as a foursome or less. The Golf Shop Staff will help fill in groups as need-ed. Lunch will be served before the shotgun and dinner with awards will be offered after golf. Remember, the 29-foursome limit to all Men’s Stags. Sign up through the website.

Kouples KapersSunday, April 28th This will be the second Kouples Kapers in 2019. Kouples Kapers are foursome events where member couples can pair with other member couples or guest couples (guest fees waived) to form foursomes and compete against the field. The competi-tion will begin with a 1:00 PM shotgun start and finish with dinner and awards on the terrace. These events are extremely popular; an early sign-up is recommended. Sign-up on-line or contact the Golf Shop.

All Saints by The Sea Golf TournamentMonday, May 6th This charity golf tournament will use the golf course most of the day. Members may have an opportunity to play after 4:30 PM. The practice range will be available after 12:00 PM.

Save the Date! Ed Fox Memorial Day Couple’s Golf TournamentSunday, May 26th1:00 PM Shotgun

Men’s Upcoming Golf Events

New Rule Update:Another welcome rule change is if a

player accidentally moves his or her ball during a search or accidentally moves his or her ball or ball marker on the put-

ting green there is no penalty.


1. Get clear about your goals. 2. Identify blind spots. 3. Be accountable. 4. Focus your development efforts. 5. Gain a competitive advantage. 6. Acquire leadership skills. 7. Increase engagement. 8. Feel happier.

“If you need medication, get a good psychiatrist. If you need therapy, get a good psychologist. If you want to be in a created space that will allow you to see clearly and be clear, work with me.” –Steve Hardison (Personal/Life Coach)

I might add to this, “If you need a movement or conditioning program, get a trainer. If you need a shoulder rehab program, get a Physical Therapist.” It has been said that if one does not love discipline and accountability, one does not love life.

Where does the Fitness Center enter into this coaching equa-tion?• Post Rehab Movement Training• Cardiovascular Training/Conditioning Programming• Golf Training• Tennis Training• Functional Movement Training• Staying Fit as you age

Some coaching is never ending while others only need/desire to see a coach once per month to check in. Whatever your needs and desires are, find a coach to help you get there…better.

Take home message: There are coaches available for us in so many areas that we can take advantage of in order to maximize our life, time, and efforts.

Contact us at the fitness center to inquire about it.

Chris Ecklund, MA, LMT, CSCS, TPI, PES, [email protected] 805-687-0795

Reference: https://www.forbes.com/sites/williamarruda/2014/12/09/why-you-need-to-hire-a-coach-in-2015/#5a84457f6eb3

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Why do I Need a Coach?

Often times when the term “coach” is heard, it stirs up a plethora of memories and emotions…many times of ones not so good (see pic-tures inset). Or for others, we might have visions of

coaches strictly as sport coaches (cue the Hoosiers theme song).

For those of us who had the unfortunate experi-ence of a poor coaching scenario—or for those who have never had a coach—the thought of getting a coach in

the adult stages of life is, well, not so high on the priority list.

So what is the argu-ment for it?

Why is it advisable?

How could it possibly benefit me?

Simply stated: Coaches guide efficiency and efficacy.

Coaches exist in all facets of life. Today coaches are often labelled with titles like Personal Coach, Motivational Coach, Personal Trainer, Basketball Coach, Life Coach, etc. But, I would argue that professionals in the following fields are, and should be, coaches as well: Physicians, Chiropractors, Nutritionists, Acupuncturists, Sur-geons, Lawyers, and more. The point is that all of these profes-sionals have opportunity to speak into people’s lives through the knowledge and wisdom that they have been afforded through their education and worked to obtain through practice.

In an article published in Forbes Magazine, they identified 8 simple reasons we should seek out coaches based on available research:

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tennis news April 1 Signups for Junior Golf-Swim-Tennis camp begin

April 3,10,17,24 Ladies’ Interclub matches and Practices 9:00 & 10:30 AM

April 6,13,20,27 Men's Day Tennis 8:30 & 10:45 AM

April 6, 13, 20, 27 Junior Team Tennis 1:30 & 3:00 PM

April 26 Twilight Tennis Mixer 5:30 PM

Court Calendar for April

The club offers massages in the Fitness Center by ap-pointment only. Please contact Jason Barnett, LMTor Sierra Bingham, LMT to schedule (805) 687-0795.

massage

Diego Garcia, LAc, MAcOM, CSCS Licensed Herbalist, AcupuncturistBy appointment: please contact the fitness center to schedule.

acupuncture

April Tennis The tennis Easter bunny has got to be hoppin' in April.

Ladies’ Interclub has a slew of makeup matches to schedule, Ju-nior team tennis is ready to explode and pickleball is trying to find its place in the lineup.

Coming EventsJunior team tennis starts its afternoon league schedule on Satur-day April 6. La Cumbre CC will field several teams in both the 11 and under, and 15 and under league.

Pickleball and wine tries out a Friday evening slot with an April 26 time. Play starts at 5:30 PM.

La Cumbre’s popular Golf-Swim-Tennis camp for juniors ages 6-11 start signups April 1. The camp begins June 17 and con-cludes August 23.

Junior Team TennisSignups for Junior Team Tennis begin in March. The league offi-cially starts on Saturday April 6th. La Cumbre will field several teams in both the 11 and under and 15 and under categories.

Court ScorecardLloyd Suzuki and Jeff Pryor defeated Don Logan and Gro-ver Wilson to win the club’s Men's Doubles Championships. The team of John Long/Steve Drummy took third place honors while the Cliff Wyatt/Jeremy Schweitzer duo won the consola-tion division.

The Club's Men's Senior League team lost a close 4-5 decision to Cathedral Oaks in the quarter finals of the playoffs. Steve Drummy, Jean Tennant, Chris Lancashire, Jim Wolfe, Lewis Rubin and Bob Niehaus all battled to the last point.

Ladies’ Interclub play again had to dance around a persistent but much appreciated rain. The Club's A Team kept their strangle hold on first place with a 4-0 shutout against Cathedral Oaks. Winning La Cumbre CC pairs were Angie Huff/Shan-non Minne, Ginny Kuhn/Dyanne Wipf, Susan Vasquez/ Julie Zmolek and Dani Macaluso/Wendy Gronsky.

La Cumbre's A2 ladies split a 2-2 encounter with a tough Pier-pont team that had shut them out earlier in the year. The pairs of AlexisTande/Nanette Giordano and Margie Niehaus/Kath-leen McLychok earned the victory points.

While the Club's B team was totally rained out in their match-es, the Club's C Team did manage one match; A well-played 1-3 loss to Pierpont. The La Cumbre CC tandem of Angela Malo-ney/Candy Hedrick were the sole victors.

Tennis Tip for AprilThe famous Australian Woody's duo claim the 30-love

point for the server is one of the most important points

in a match. Win that point and you are loose and

confident. Lose it and you are in a tight battle.

Court Reminders for April 1. Junior Team tennis uses four courts on Saturday

afternoons. Matches are at 1:30 & 3:15 PM.

2. Pickleball rackets and balls are available in the

Tennis Shop. A court can be set up quickly with

advanced notice.

3. Dr. Khalili's new plant-powered pain relief cream

is now being sold in the tennis shop. It's the

official cream of the ATP Tour.


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Seating from 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM

Please call in advance to reserve your preferred time.

Adults: $58 Children $18 (ages 4-12)

Easter Champagne Brunch Buffet

Sunday, April 21st

Helpful Hint: Apply sunscreen at least 20 minutes before swim-ming. This allows the sunscreen to be effective and not just wash off in the pool. If you use the spray sunscreen, make sure you rub it in otherwise it will just wash off as well.

The pool is ready for spring and summer...are you? Your club has a beautiful fa-cility and talented staff ready to welcome you.

We have swim team for children ages 4-14 meet-ing Mon/Wed/Fri from 4:00 – 5:00 PM.

We have a great group of ladies exercising in the mornings 8:30-9:30 AM Mon/Wed/Fri. Please contact me if you would like to join us.

We offer swim lessons for all ages and all levels from beginners to Olympic hopefuls. Call for time and frequency.

Looking forward to seeing you all at the pool.

Bobbi Houghton, [email protected]

KID’SSUMMER SPORTS

CAMP

***Signups begin April 1st***

www.lacumbrecc.org Or contact Kirsten Kinsella 805-682-3143

Golf, Swimming, Tennis

June 17 through August 23 $375 per week (Members)

*$425 per week (Non-Members) *All registration fees will be applied to member-sponsored account.

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This is a special time to spend with family and friends while

enjoying our beautiful pool area.

Starting May 30th every *Thursday through Labor Day weekend

Hamburgers, Hot dogs, Salad Bar, Weekly Specials and of course, our

famous Margaritas!

Family BBQ at the pool is coming back!

*With the exception of Friday night special events

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Gabino Lagunas Greens 24 years

Angel Lagunas Greens 21 years

Victor Rea Outside Services 17 years

Roberto Carlos Meraz Kitchen 10 years

Andrew Wood Kitchen 3 years

Jorge Jauregui Maintenance 3 years

Ishaan Karandikar Outside Services 1 year

Christopher Snell Outside Services 1 year

Gustavo Cruz Dining 1 year

Dean Wescott Kitchen 1 year

Mohamed Harjane Patio Bar & Grill 1 year

Kenny Ruiz Patio Bar & Grill 1 year

Garcia Juan Vasquez Patio Bar and Grill 1 year

April Employee AnniversariesParking Lot Reminder:The House Committee and staff would like to remind you to PLEASE LOCK YOUR CARS!!

Hide your valu-ables. You’ve heard it a million times because it works. Don’t want your car broken into? Don’t leave any valuables in plain sight when you leave your car

unattended. If you have cell phone or other elec-tronics, backpacks, shopping bags or anything else valuable or intriguing to a would-be criminal, hide them under the seats or put them in the trunk. Also, a stolen garage door opener can also turn a car break-in into a much larger headache.

club news

april peak performerLa Cumbre Country Club is pleased to an-

nounce that Lanita Pattenaude, Human Resources, has been selected Peak Per-former for April 2019. In the nomination, it was noted that:“Lanita provides a great deal of time and assistance in guiding our current employees and new hires on everything

from onboarding, health care issues and daily situ-ations. She also provides great customer support for our members seeking help with the website.”

9upcoming social events

April 15 Knife Sharpening

April 24 Shelter Box Speaker Night

May 04 Cinco de Mayo

May 12 Mother’s Day

May 15 Hearts Speaker Night

May 27 Memorial Day BBQ Poolside

June 16 Father’s Day Brunch & BBQ

June 21 Wine Dinner

June 28 60’s Night Poolside “The British Beat”

July 04 BBQ at Pool

July 13 70’s Night Poolside “The Mod Squad”

are you planning a party?

Think of La Cumbre as the perfect venue for your next event. Along with our beautiful facility, indoors and out, our expert staff

is here to assist you and ensure your party is a huge success. • We can order flower arrangements • Order cakes for anniversaries, birthdays, or other occasions. • Arrange special menus and desserts • Prepare special menus for you or your guests who have dietary restrictions • Refer bands • Acquire your favorite wine Contact Sandy Lovett, Banquet Manager:

[email protected] or 805-563-1613

Please call ahead for reservations to opti-mize your dining pleasure.

To ensure your dining experience and the quality of service and attention we like to provide for you, please call ahead and make reservations prior to coming to the club.

The goal of every department manager is to manage their department as efficiently as possible. Please assist us in this endeavor by making a reservation.

Thank you!

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weekly & special eventsPlease call for reservations on all events: (805) 687-2421 or go to the website and book on-line48-hour cancellation applies to Clubhouse special events

weekly events A la Carte Sunday Brunch: April 7,14 Served 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

April 20 Egg Hunt is sold out

Easter Brunch: April 21 Served 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM Champagne Brunch: April 28 Served 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Adults $27 / Children $12 (4-12) tuesday Luncheon Buffet: April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

(Regular lunch menu available)Featured weekly entrées, soup and salad$14 per person / Served 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Apr 02 Coconut—Braised Chicken with chorizo and potatoes Apr 09 Halibut Poached in milk, mustard butter sauce Apr 16 Beef Short Ribs, garlic potato purée and oven roasted zucchini Apr 23 French-Style Roasted Pork loin, potato purée, bourbon-glazed carrots Apr 30 Pecan crusted Rainbow Trout with brown butter, sweet corn, yams & pearl onions

sunday brunch

Prime Rib Buffet DinnerWednesday, April 35:00—7:30 PM/ $32 per person

Roasted prime rib, salmon, assort-ment of salads & dessert

Wed., April 10 / 7:00 PM ($5 per card)Fun for the entire family!

Earthquakes, Hurricanes, Flooding, Volcanos. Conflict Situations: ShelterBox is preparing every day for the worst day ever

ShelterBox USA is based in Santa Barbara, Cali-fornia. ShelterBox is the official Project Partner of Rotary International

in emergencies. ShelterBox USA is a 4-Star rated char-ity by Charity Navigator and has Platinum status from GuideStar. ShelterBox was nominated for the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize. Come learn about their global work and volunteer opportunities.

Make your reservations for an evening on an International affair

Wednesday, April 24, 2019, 6:00 PM3-course dinner / $35 per person

Memorial Day BBQ at the Pool

Monday, May 275:00 – 7:00 PM

Save the Date!

Dinner Buffet April 10, 12, 14 / 5:00 – 7:30 PMWednesday, Friday & Sunday

Adults: $30

Live entertainment Friday night!

April in Paris

Speaker Night Dinner withHearts Therapeutic Equestrian Center

Wednesday, May 15, 2019 at 5:30 PM

Save the Date!

Event begins with “Meeting the Mini’s

on the Move” outside the Clubhouse

Dinner following at 6:00 PM

Our own Sandy Lovett has been supporting

Hearts for the past 6 years.

Pan Seared Trout Almondine, Beef Bour-guignon, Herb Roasted red potatoes,

Mélange of vegetables, Mesclun Salad with garlic croutons and mustard vinai-

grette, Butternut Squash Soup with nutmeg and crème fraiche and Crème Caramel

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Cooking with Chef4:00 PM

4th of JulyCouples Eclectic

Round 11:00 PM Shotgun

4th of JulyCouples Eclectic

Round 21:00 PM Shotgun

Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat

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Spring Fling Rain Date

Prime Rib Buffet5:00 – 7:30 PM

Los Companeros

Niners’ golf

Women’s golf8:30 AM shotgun

Champagne brunch11:00 AM – 2:00 PM



Admin Prof Day

Happy Easter!

Niners’ golf

Men’s Friday group 11:00 AMDuplicate Bridge 1:00 PM

Bill Russell Breakfast Mixer

8:30 AM shotgun

A la carte brunch 11 AM – 2 PM

Easter Brunch10 AM – 2:30 PM

Niners’ guest dayMen’s choose up

9:00 AM

Men’s choose up 9:00 AM





Men’s Friday group 11:00 AM

Duplicate Bridge 1:00 PM

18-Holes open2:00 PM

Niners’ golf

Women’s GolfSpring Mixer



Men’s member-guest stag12:45 PM shotgun

Los Companeros

Palm Sunday

The Masters



Stolpman Winemaker Dinner 6:00 PM

Tri-County SeniorsGolf Tournament


April in Paris Buffet Dinner5:00 – 7:30 PM

(regular menu avail)

Women’s team play8:30 AM shotgun

Easter Sunday

Cesar Chavez Dayobserved

Women’s golf ace day8:30 AM shotgunMen’s choose up

11:30 AM

Women’s Spring Fling 8:30 AM Shotgun


Nine & Dine (front 9)3:30 PM shotgun


The Masters The Masters

April in Paris Buffet Dinner(regular menu avail)

The Masters

April in Paris Buffet Dinner5:00 – 7:30 PM

(regular menu avail)

Tax Day Good Friday 1st Day Passover

Children’s Easter Egg Hunt(practice range closed)

Easter Observed

“Shelter Box”Speaker Dinner

6:00 PM

Last Day Passover

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Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat

Prime Rib Buffet5:00 – 7:30 PM

Los Companeros

Niners’ golf

Women’s ace day8:30 AM shotgunGeneral Meeting

Champagne brunch11:00 AM – 2:00 PM



Niners’ golf


Mother’s DayChampagne Brunch 10 AM – 3:00 PM

7:00 PM

Niners’ guest dayMen’s choose up

9:00 AM

Los Amigos Men’sMember-MemberGolf Tournament





Los Amigos Men’sMember-Member Golf Tourn.


Aerate greens no sandgolf course closed

Niners’ golf




No Men’s stag day

Los Companeros

Mother’s Day PGA Championship



Starting times available

Buffet Dinner5:00 – 7:30 PM

Women’s team play8:30 AM shotgun

PGA Championship

WGA board meeting9:00 AM

Women’s guest day 8:30 AM Shotgun

Cinco de Mayo

A la carte brunch 11 AM – 2 PMNine & Dine (front 9)

3:30 PM shotgun

All Saints by the Sea Golf Tournament

The Masters

Buffet Dinner 5:00 – 7:30 PM

PGA Championship PGA Championship

Memorial Day

Happy Memorial Day!

Kentucky DerbyMen’s choose up

9:00 AMCinco de Mayo Celebration

6:00 – 8:00 PM


Speaker Night“Hearts Therapeutic Riding”

5:30 PM

Preakness


Ed Fox Memorial DayCouples’ Golf 1:00 PM

Kouples’ Kapers1:00 PM shotgun

Memorial Day Pool BBQ

Niners’ golf



Board Meeting

7:00 PM

Los Amigos Men’sMember-Member Golf Tourn.

PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGE

PAIDSANTA BARBARA,CA

PERMIT No. 139

la cumbrecountry club

4015 Via LagunaSanta Barbara, CA 93110

Eric VanderWerff, CCM 563-1611 [email protected]

Karen Webb 563-1610 [email protected]

Jeff Cowan 563-1614 [email protected]

Elizabeth Stuart 687-2421 [email protected]

Janelle Noffz 563-1612 [email protected] Lanita Pattenaude 563-1616 [email protected]

Casey Earle 563-1622 [email protected]

Sandy Lovett 563-1613 [email protected]

Eric Widmer, CEC 563-1618 [email protected] Chuck Pressley 450-3500 [email protected]

Brooke Atkins [email protected]

Alex Gil 563-1626 [email protected]

LCCC HOURS OF OPERATION

clubhouse Lunch: (Tues. – Sat.) 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Tuesday Lunch Buffet offered /Closed Mon. Dinner: (Sun., Wed., Fri.) 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM Brunch: A La Carte Brunch: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Champagne Brunch last Sunday of the month Sun. Dinner Buffet Weekly Themed 5:00—7:30 PM

patio bar Monday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM (no breakfast) Tuesday – Sunday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM Bar Menu available daily 12:00 Noon to closing

golf shop Monday: 12:00 - Dusk Tuesday – Friday: 7:45 AM – 6:00 PM Sat, Sun & Holidays: 6:45 AM – 6:00 PM Practice range hours as posted Golf courses closes at dusk golf course Mon: 2:00 PM - Dusk Tues-Fri: 7:45 AM Sat/Sun: 6:45 AM

pool Open: 6:00 AM – Dusk, 7 days a week

fitness center Sat: 5:00 AM – 9:00 PM Sun: 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Dale Haslem [email protected] Elaine Laustsen Martin Lynch Melissa Gough Tom Carey Glenn Carter Robert Lowes Christopher O’Connor Paul Portney John Wells

Melissa Gough [email protected] Paul Portney Tom Carey [email protected] Robert Lowes [email protected] Glenn Carter [email protected] Christopher O’Connor Daniel McGuire

Annetta Patrick Karen Anne Platt Suzi Swenson Kathy Keller Karen Carey Chris Portney

John Kinsella, USPTA 682-3143 [email protected]

Chris McBride, Ross Skinner 682-3143 [email protected]

Evan Colavincenzo, PGA 563-1621 [email protected]

Tamara Lauria, LPGA [email protected] Scott Johnson PGA 770-3219 [email protected]

Jay Johnson (805) 682-3131

Wayne Mills 563-1615 [email protected]

Felix Zaragoza

Bobbi Houghton 770-7495 [email protected]

Chris Ecklund, MA, PES, CSCS,TPI, USAW

687-0795 [email protected]

presidenttournament chair

handicap chair secretarytreasurer

hospitality

president

vice presidentsecretary treasurerdirectors

club counsel

2019 Board of Directors

finance

membershiphouse

green

golf

pool/fitness/tennislong range planning

Committee Chairs

tennis professional

assistant tennis pros

Women’s Association

Tennis

general manager/assistant secretary

executive assistant/membership/editor

controller

receptionist/accounts payable

accounts receivable/ member billing

human resources/ web maintenance

food & beverage manager

banquet manager

executive chef

facilities manager

communications director

patio bar & grill supervisor

Staff - (all area codes are 805)

aquatic director

director of fitness and performance

Pool/Fitness

head golf pro

first assist. golf pro

dir. of instruction

golf shop manager

golf course superintendent

assist. superintendent

Golf Staff (805) 682-3131

& grill

Telephone: (805) 687-2421 Fax: (805) 682-3964 [email protected] www.lacumbrecc.org

Coming in April is the Swiss Team event at Birnam Wood, where clubs in Santa Barbara compete. Last year La Cumbre was in the winning circle until the last round. This year, Chuck Patrick is lead-ing the team and coordinating the pairs. Keep your fingers crossed for La Cumbre!

Winners for the month: Celia and Bob Foss, Jo and Carl Lindros, Missy and Chuck Sheldon, Dick and Nancy Curry, Cathy Crevier, Nancy Trotter, Stephanie Slosser, Marilyn McLychok and Leslie Schneiderman.

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