may-june2013 newsletter

May- June 2013Volume 43, No. 3

Highlights

May- June 2013Volume 43, No. 3

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Friendly Fridays On the Porch Mother’s Day Memorial Day Pool Time! Friendly Fridays On the Porch Mother’s Day Memorial Day Pool Time! Zumba Youth Membership Dinner The Tradition Carolina Classic Zumba Youth Membership Dinner The Tradition Carolina Classic

Charles House Bene t Adult Singles ChampionshipsCharles House Bene t Adult Singles Championships

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Don HunterGeneral Manager(919) 945-0419 [email protected]

Jeff EarleyAssistant Manager, Membership Director(919) [email protected]

Chad TuttleClubhouse Manager,Events & Meetings(919) [email protected]

Jean O’DanielController(919) [email protected]

Pat ClarkAccounting(919) [email protected]

Bernadette DegnanAccounting(919) [email protected]

Jimmy RealeExecutive Chef(919) 967-8201 [email protected]

Rick BrannonHead Golf Professional(919) [email protected]

Craig ThompsonCourse Superintendent(919) [email protected]

Lindsay BentonHead Tennis Professional(919) [email protected]

Jesse MendesAquatics Director(919) [email protected]

Walt PierceLocker Room Manager(919) [email protected]

Leea Murphy Activities Director(919) [email protected]

Alisa MinshallCommunications Director(919) [email protected]....

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ry A Message From " e Club President Chapel Hill Country Club Members,

Gorgeous weather is here! It’s prime time to enjoy the Chapel Hill Country Cub.

We have a phenomenal line-up of fun events for you to enjoy this time of year. Mother’s Day brunch, the Tradition (June 13-15), the Carolina Classic (June 6-7), the Jamaican Me Crazy pool Party (May 18), Divorce Open (May 23) just to name a few.

! e golf course has not looked better in a long time. ! e greens are healthy and strong. ! anks to all who came out for the divot party. Craig and his team have done a fabulous job getting the course ready for this season. ! ere are many opportunities for you to play golf with other members. Last year, we tried a Tuesday night 9-hole men’s league for the fi rst time. It was a huge success. Join us this year! Men, seniors, ladies, and juniors have many events planed. Drop by the pro shop if you have any questions.

! e tennis courts are fi lled, and CHCC teams are representing us well - both adults and junior teams. We have 50 juniors playing in the spring USTA season. If you see our juniors playing on the weekend, take a seat on the terrace, cheer them on and enjoy watching our talented juniors. ! ere are 14 adults teams playing currently and several battling for fi rst place in local leagues.

We have a new pool manager this year. His name is Jesse Mendes. Please introduce yourself to Jesse. ! e pool will be open on weekends during May weather permitting. ! e pool opens for daily use on Memorial Day weekend. Please remember to sign in yourself and any guests that you bring to the club.

If you’re a social media person, you can fi nd us on Facebook (facebook.com/chapel-hill-country-club/ ) and Twitter (@chapelhillcc1). You’ll get daily updates on menus and events at the club. Social media is a great way to spread word about the club. Also, check out our new website at www.chapelhillcountryclub.com We have made it more graphical and accessible for friends we’ve invited to check out the club.

Speaking of inviting people to the club, our spring membership drive is in full swing. Please invite your colleagues, neighbors and friends to check out the club. After an informative tour, prospective members will be given an opportunity to experience the di" erent aspects of the club. Our best promotional of the year is now - both for the prospective member and the primary referring member. Chapel Hill Country Club is the place to be.

I look forward seeing you on the courts, on the course, or the clubhouse soon.

Kendrick VinarPresident of the CHCC

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A Note From the General ManagerI always love spring. ! e course, which has been sleeping, fi nally wakes up. It is especially fun here in North Carolina because it happens so quickly. It seems like the landscape changes from brown to green in a day. As we head into spring, the sta" and I are very excited about the prospect of the new season. Chef is continuing to evolve the menus in the club to o" er better selection and more variety. Most recently, he has introduced a new banquet menu. Our hope is that you will consider your club fi rst when you are thinking of hosting an event. We thank you for the continued support as our sales numbers show increases in all areas of a la carte service. We have focused the last six months on growth in these areas to better serve you and your families.

We are happy to announce the addition of Jesse Mendes to our sta" as Director of Aquatics. Jesse comes to Chapel Hill Country Club with a great record of swimming achievements and a desire for top level service. I am very optimistic that this will be our best pool season ever. ! is week we started swim team sign up and it looks like we will have many new additions to the team. Also, Jesse will be o" ering an adult masters swim program in the mornings along with our adult lap swimming. Information on all the great programs at the pool will be available on Facebook, the website, and at the front desk. I think it is important for you to know that your fellow members have expressed concerns about non-members sneaking into the pool last year. We have promised to focus on this issue early this year so that you have space to enjoy the pool.

Our activities director has done a great job creating new activities for our families and youngest members the latest and largest project has to develop a full summer camp that will start from the week after school is released until one week prior to returning to school. Currently the preschool camps are now on a wait list and the regular camp has a few openings. ! e great thing about the camp program is that you can enroll the kids for the whole summer or just week or so.

Now that we have improved on our family and children’s programs it is time for Leea to begin moving on some initiatives to engage our adult members with some fi tness programs including ZUMBA and Aerobics. Leea has also been very successful with the Broadway series o" ering very good seat with door to door service to and from the club for many of the top shows at DPAC. We are hoping to expand this service to other area venues this year.

Spring is also a very critical time for your club to grow in membership. ! is benefi ts you in many ways, but most of all, membership growth helps us control the cost to you and your family and creates good fi nancial heath for the club that you love. Currently we have about 80 openings and we have a goal of 60 new members this year. ! is is only possible with your support. Please remember to ask your friends and coworkers to consider the benefi ts of joining the club. ! is year’s membership drive has some great referral incentives for you. Please contact me for more information.

Your support in all areas of the club is vital to help us deliver on the many long term goals of the club. With your support and recommendation of potential members, we will continue to develop the club to meet your needs and become the club of the future.

From a tennis prospective, Lindsay and his team have really got things rolling in a big way. It was not too long ago that the club had only four USTA teams. Now our club has 32 USTA teams comprised exclusively of club members. ! is is very telling as to the level of players that we have, and talent and leadership within the tennis sta" . Of course, every level of success has its costs. Our successful growth in the game has had an impact on court availability. ! e sta" and the tennis committee are focusing on this issue and making adjustments to hopefully minimize any negative impact on the overall membership. We are also seeing huge growth in junior tennis. Please stop by the shop and ask Jaime about all the spring and summer opportunities that are available for your kids this year.

Rick is planning many new programs to get our young member excited about the game of golf. Both Rick and Sally will continue to build on the big success last year with programs for women like Link up to Golf, Get Golf Ready and the 6 Hole League. On the men’s side, the MGA is o" to a great start and signups for the Shadow League are under way.

To close, we are very proud of the club, the sta" , and all that the members have done to make Chapel Hill Country Club the powerhouse that it is becoming. If we can do anything to make your club experience better, please feel free to call on me. I will be more than happy to listen and assist. Have a great season!

! ank you you again for all of your support together we will make this club great.

Sincerely,

Don Hunter CCMGeneral Manager, Chapel Hill Country Club

In " is Issue...Club President’s Message 2General Manager’s Note 3About the House 4Membership News 5Upcoming Golf Events 6Golf News 7NNGA, WGA, SMGA 8 Aquatic Programs 9Tennis 10New Book Club 12Summer Camps 13Activities for Members 15May - July Club Calendar 16

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About the House! e people who bring us our food and serve us our wine or mixed drink at the club too often are viewed like o" ensive linemen in football. Nobody notices them until they make a mistake. As best I can tell, however, server slipups are few and dedication to the job high at CHCC, which makes our wait sta" well worth the money we pay them. And how much is that, you may ask? ! e total payroll for service sta" in 2012 was $362,265.26. Part of that total was funded through our dues. But another, even larger part was raised by way of the often misunderstood service charge.

I say misunderstood because some members may believe the 15 percent service charge you have been paying was a tip, returned directly to your server. It wasn’t. It was money added to everyone’s bill to help pay server salaries across the board. CHCC has a no tipping policy, ergo the 15 percent could not be a tip. Even if it sounds like one.

I refer to the 15 percent charge in the past tense because that percentage is now history. It has been replaced by an 18 percent service charge, as approved by the board of directors at its March meeting. ! is keeps us in line with the service reward you might leave at a restaurant in town, which is one way to measure the appropriate level of our service charge. Sounds complicated, but look at it this way. ! e average member will only be paying an increase of $49 per year with the service charge set at 18 percent, rather than 15. Somebody has to pay server salaries and it’s only fair that a large portion of that burden should fall on the members who are actually served, rather than from club-wide dues. Now that I have thoroughly confused you, let me bring you some good news. ! e quarterly food-purchase minimum is still at $200. Not only that, the directors haven’t even considered raising it. Bon appetit. Larry Cheek, House Committee Chairman

Membership News! e Spring Membership Drive is proving to be quite successful, and we would like to reiterate that the club’s health and welfare depends on the assistance of current members. All new members need the sponsorship of two current members in order to join our club. ! e current membership drive incentives make it a great time to join, and don’t forget that current members sponsoring new members earn $300 towards merchandise at the club for their fi rst new sponsored member, and $600 for a second new member!

We hope to soon be the only club in our area with a waiting list for membership. Building our membership body creates an environment in which our club may more readily fl ourish and thrive. We can improve on what we currently have, and work towards adding new programs and facilities. A larger and more diverse club membership provides a community for you and your family to socialize and play with, and we look forward to expanding our club family as we head into summer.

-Je" Earley, Assistant Manager and Membership Director

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Spring Membership Drive Spring Membership Drive Incentives!Incentives!

Current membersCurrent members• • receive $300 towards merchandise at the club for their rst sponsored member, and $600 for a second new member!

Great deals on initiation fees • for new Golf, Sports, and Social Memberships!

Additional bene ts for new • members to match each membership level!

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Mother’s Day and Carolina Graduation Brunch

$39++ per adult, $16.50 per child (6-12 years of age), 5 years old and under are complimentarySeatings at 11:00 am, 11:30 am, 12:00 pm, 12:30 pm, 1:00 pm and 1:30 pm

Cold SaladsArcadian Mixed Green Salad, Grape Tomatoes, Local English Cucumbers, Artichokes, & Julienne CarrotsFarfalle Pasta Salad, Grilled Chicken, Asparagus, Smoked Mozzarella, Pinenuts, Sundried Tomato & Basil VinaigretteShrimp & Crab Tabbouleh, Lebanese Couscous, Tomato, Parsley, Barham Farms Cucumber, Green Onion, Mint, Lemon Juice, and Extra Virgin Olive OilWatermelon Salad with Sliced Jalapeño, Shaved Red Onion and Feta CheeseLatta Farm Deviled Eggs

Displays International and Domestic Cheese Displays Sliced Tomatoes with Shaved Grana Padano & Basil Balsamic Vinaigrette Antipasti Display, Marinated Olives, Salami, Mortadella, Grilled Vegetables, Cheese & Prosciutto Stu! ed Baby Peppers, Pesto Cheese Tortellini House Smoked NC Trout with Appropriate GarnishesShrimp Cocktail & Oysters on the Half Shell with Cocktail Sauce & Lemon Wedges

Hot ItemsBacon and Link SausageScrambled Eggs with Snipped Chives Apple Raisin Crepes with Macerated BerriesRed Bliss Country Mashed Potatoes with Roasted Shallot and Rosemary Seasonal Steamed Vegetables with Fresh HerbsStu! ed Roma Tomatoes with Feta & Herb Bread CrumbsRoasted Chicken Thighs, Barbecued Duck and Crimson Lentils with Chicken JusBraised & Shredded Beef Short Rib, Creamy NC Grits, Goat Cheese, Local Tomatoes, Mushroom Jus

Pan Seared Salmon Oscar, Capers, Parsley, Creamy Lemon Fume

Carving StationsHerb Crusted Pork Loin with Mango ChutneyPrime Rib with Horseradish Crème Fraiche Dinner Rolls & Butter

Kids BuffetGrilled Chicken BreastFried Chicken Fingers with Honey MustardTater TotsMac & CheeseSteamed Green BeansCubed Fruit SaladSilver Dollar Pancakes with SyrupChocolate Chip Cookies

DessertAn Assorted of Homemade Cakes, Pies, Cobblers, Chocolates & Fresh Fruits

Call (919) 967-8201 for reservations!

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Upcoming Golf EventsMay 1st & 3rd: SMGA Member-MemberMay 4th & 5th: Member-Member May 7th: Tuesday Night Men’s League 5:45 PM Shotgun Start Both SidesMay 11th: MGA Monthly Event 8:00 AM Breakfast, 9:00AM Shotgun Start May 11th: Bridgestone Ball Fitting 1:00-5:00 PMMay 11th: Mizuno Golf Fitting Day 1:00-5:00 PMMay 11th: Cleveland Golf Fitting Day 1:00-5:00 PMMay 11th: STX Golf/ Bionic Glove Fitting Day 1:00-5:00 PM May 13-14th: *NCHSAA 1A Championship May 14th: Tuesday Night Men’s League 5:45 PM Shotgun Start Both SidesMay 15th: WGA Playday 9:00 AM Shotgun Start (#10 Backwards) May 16 -17th: SMGA Member-GuestMay 20th: *NC-AM Qualifi erMay 21st: Tuesday Night Men’s League 5:45 PM Shotgun Start Both Sides May 22nd: *Triangle Business Men Golf Outing 2:00 PM Shotgun Start May 23rd: ! e Divorce Open 4:00 PM Shotgun Start (9 Holes) May 27th: *Memorial Day ClassicMay 28th: Club Closed All Facilities Closed All DayMay 29th: WGA Playday 9:00 AM Shotgun Start (#10 Backwards) June 1st & 2nd: ! e Big Cat Cup 36 Holes Saturday & 18 Holes SundayJune 4th: Tuesday Night Men’s League 5:45 PM Shotgun Start Both SidesJune 5-Aug. 31st: SMGA Presidents Match Play TournamentJune 6th & 7th: Carolina Classic -Ladies’ Member-Guest ! e golf course will be closed until 5 PM Friday, June 7th. June 8th: MGA Monthly Event 8:00 AM Breakfast & 9:00AM Shotgun StartJune 8th: *Wedding Party O" #10, Times TBDJune 11th: Tuesday Night Men’s League 5:45 PM Shotgun Start Both SidesJune 13th-15th: ! e Tradition All Golf Facilities closed ALL DAY to non-participantsJune 17th-20th: Junior Camp #1 9:00 AM-11:30 AM June 18th: Tuesday Night Men’s League 5:45 PM Shotgun Start Both SidesJune 19th: WGA Bunker Clinic 6:00 PM StartJune 22nd: Play with the Pro Sally Austin 9:24 AM Shotgun StartJune 22nd: Net Interclub Match VS. Millcreek Time TBDJune 23rd: Net Interclub Match VS. Umstead Pines Times: 12:36-1:16PM (6 Times) June: 24th-27th: Junior Camp #2 9:00AM-11:30AMJune 25th: Tuesday Night Men’s League 5:45PM Shotgun Start Both Sides

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GolfSpring Apparel Stop by the golf shop and check out the new spring apparel featuring Chapel Hill Country Club’s new logo. New product should be arriving the fi rst week of May! Please remember to buy from “Your Golf Shop”. We will meet or beat any competitor’s prices!

Club Regripping As summer is just around the corner, it’s a great time to regrip your clubs. If you would like to do so please contact the golf shop.

Club Fittings and Demo DaysIf you are interested in participating in a club or ball fi tting please note that on May 11th, from 1 - 5 PM we are having...

Mizuno Golf • Bridgestone Golf• Cleveland Golf• STX Golf/ Bionic Gloves•

If you would like to be custom fi t for another manufacturer, please contact Miles in the golf shop.

Membership Reminders Cigarette and cigar butts should be disposed of in the • proper waste baskets. " rowing them on the ground is not permitted.

Please remember that tee shirts and blue jeans are not • acceptable golf attire. Please note that this also pertains to the practice facilities, the driving range & putting green.

Junior Spotlight Hailey Freedman fi nished second in the Peggy Kirk Bell Richmond Classic in Richmond, Virginia in the futures division with rounds of 82 and 78! Congratulations to Hailey for her great play!

Junior Golf Program Starting April 26th the Junior Golf Program will kick-o" with an opening free putting and driving clinic held on the putting practice green and the driving range starting at 6:00PM. Followed by a social for the children!

" e Tradition! e Men’s Member-Guest is quickly approaching us. Currently, there are (9) spots available. If you are interested in signing up for this year’s event please contact the golf shop. Please remember during “! e Tradition” that all golf facilities are only open to participants and their families.

Member-Member Tournament: May 4-5! e format for this year’s Member-Member will be (4) di" erent formats on each nine. On Saturday, holes 1-9 will be best ball net of the two-some, using 90% of each individual’s handicap. Holes 10-18 will be a Texas Scramble, using 90% of each individual’s handicap. On Sunday holes 1-9 will be a modifi ed alternate shot, each team will receive a team handicap based on the handicaps of each player. Holes 10-18 will be a 2 person captain’s choice, no handicap will be associated with the captain’s choice format. ! is event will be fl ighted based on the total team handicap.

Schedule of Events: Friday: Member-Member Pairings Party will include a steak dinner and hors d’oeurves. Spouses are welcome to join; the cost for spouses will be $30.00. (Please call Alisa for reservations: (919) 967-8201.)

Saturday: Breakfast starting at 7:30PM, 9:00AM Shotgun Start (Lunch Not Included)

Sunday: Breakfast starting at 7:30PM, 9:00AM Shotgun Start (Lunch Not Included)

! e cost of the event will be $75.00 per player. Please contact the golf shop to sign-up. Lunch will be optional, a hamburger & hotdog bu" et will be available following play each day.

Get Golf Ready with Link Up To GolfGet Golf Ready (1) & (2) will begin in late May and will run through the month of June. We will start the ! ursday Ladies 6 at 6 July 11th at 6:00PM and will run through August. We look forward to your participation! Hailey Freedman

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Senior Men’s Golf AssociationWe had a rather wet Opening Day but spring seems to have fi nally sprung and we have some great events planned for the next few months. In May we will feature two major events for the SMGA calendar with the Member/Member and Member/Guest tournaments. In June the President’s Tournament starts on June 5.

! e Member/Member tournament will be on Wednesday May 1 and Friday May 3.! is is a good opportunity to pair up with another Member of the SMGA in a test of skill and good fellowship. Sign up in the pro shop

Preparation is underway for the Member/Guest. ! e tournament will be held on ! ursday May 16 and Friday May 17. Tee times will be set aside for practice on ! ursday with a long drive and putting contest following play. Friday will feature a light breakfast with a 9:00 a.m. shotgun start using a modifi ed Stableford format. Box lunches will be provided.

Wives of the participants will have a cooking demonstration by Chef Jimmy followed by lunch and a croquet putting contest. A formal dinner with spouses follows in the evening. ! is should prove to be an outstanding event for both the participants and spouses. Sign up forms are available at the reception desk and should be submitted by April 30.

! e President’s Tournament this year will be double elimination match play and should prove to be a great competition.

! ere are two Interclubs planned for May. Brier Creek CC on May 7 and North Ridge CC on May 21.

Dick Ellgen, President, SMGA

WGA NewsHallelujah warm weather has fi nally arrived! And by the time you are reading this message our fairways and greens should be in full green glory. ! e WGA’s opening day on April 2nd was a bit wet but our annual event with the Nifty Niners on April 9th where we invite the SMGA was an absolutely perfect Carolina spring day and a great turnout. It felt so good to come out of hibernation and see everyone! Our thanks to Kathleen Lessard and Susan Weidener for converting Isaac’s Porch into a lovely spring banquet with an outstanding lunch bu" et complete with homemade cookies and ice cream sundaes!

Upcoming events include our very popular women’s member-guest event, ! e Carolina Classic on June 6-7. And how fi tting that this event – in its lucky 7th year – will be a Las Vegas theme. Organizer Suzanne Kozel tells me this event sold out quickly and she now has a waiting list so if you would like to join the fun please let her know in case there are unexpected cancellations. In addition to the two-day event, there will be a wine-tasting at the Hope Valley Bottle Shop on Wednesday night June 5th from 6:00-8:30 and the ! ursday night soiree Viva la Classic event will be all glamour and glitz – dress to impress! ! ere will be entertainment, gambling, and of course great food and wine. Both these events are open to all women regardless of whether they are playing in the Classic or even play golf at all (member charge). Contact Suzanne, Shere Stone or Karen Lazarus if you would like to attend either or both events.

Please mark your calendars for two WGA-sponsored clinics in June. ! e fi rst on Wednesday June 19th at 6:00 pm is on bunkers and the second on Saturday, June 22nd, a regular play day, where we “Play With the Pro”. ! is is a terrifi c clinic where Sally Austin rotates through our foursomes coaching us on everything from course management, to rules to playing tips along the way. Everyone tells us they love this clinic! To sign up – as well as for most WGA events and play days – just go to the WGA online sign-up document.

Finally we are pleased to welcome two new members to the WGA, Karen Diamond and Wini Curley. We are 59 members and growing and if you are interested in joining contact our Membership Chair Linda Johnston ([email protected], telephone 919-656-4512). Also, any WGA member who has not yet received a 2013 directory please contact Linda.

! at’s it from the WGA. Hope to see you out there!

Laura Ellgen, WGA President

Nifty Niners News! e golf portion of our Camaraderie Day and Opening Luncheon was cancelled due to weather. ! anks go to Geraldine King and Joann Mayer who organized the lovely and tasty Opening Luncheon.

Nine brave souls braved gale force winds and ventured out onto the frozen tundra for our fi rst playday on April 4th. Sleet really isn’t conducive to the game of golf. Low net winners were Jann Stiven and Diane Medcalf.

! e NNGA/WGA invite the SMGA was a well attended fun tournament played on a warm sunny day. ! anks go to Kathleen Lessard and Susan Weidener for fi lling up Isaac’s porch with players, decorations and a great bu" et.

Now it appears that spring is fi nally here. ! e winners on Mulligan Day April 11th are as follows: A fl ight had a three way tie, Geraldine King, Joann Mayer and BJ Attwood. Kathleen Lessard won B fl ight and Jann Stiven won C fl ight.

Our next Social Saturday is May 11th at 6:30. Come out to enjoy a beverage and break bread together. Call Alisa to sign up. We will not gather for o# cial Social Saturdays over the summer, but will begin again in either September or October.

We go to Governors Club for a Tri-9 event on May 14th. We need to sign up a week in advance so our information can be sent to Governors Club.

! e June Tri-9 event will be on June 13th at Brier Creek.

! e yearbooks which are fi lled with information about clinics, events, playday formats etc… are located in the proshop on the counter. Every player has a book with their name on it. Pick up your books so you will know what fun things are happening!

Kate Eifrig, NNGA President

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Masters Swimming, Lessons & Clinics

! e 2013 Aquatics Brochure is now available for everyone interested in details for Masters Swimming, Private Lessons, Group Lessons, and the Swim Team Pre-Season Clinic.

Private Lessons will begin on April 22nd. Time slots are limited during the weekdays until schools are out for summer, however the weekends are available for scheduling. Sign up now because slots fi ll up on a fi rst-come and fi rst-serve basis.

! e swim team Pre-Season clinic also begins on Monday, April 22nd. If you are registering for the swim team it is highly advisable to sign up for the pre-season clinic as well. Starting earlier gives kids a chance to work out some swimming kinks with the coaches and helps establish great relationships with their teammates. ! e clinic will run Monday-! ursday from 5:30-6:30 PM until the o# cial beginning of the swim team practices on May 20th.

Masters Swimming will begin on April 29th. In the brochure it says that we will start on June 1st but that is incorrect. We will begin on APRIL 29th. Masters swimming will be every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning from 7:00-8:30 AM. Aquatics Director Jesse Mendes will be on deck providing workouts and coaching input.

Starting May 20th Group lessons will begin. ! e sessions will run 2 weeks, Monday-! ursday from 4:30-5:00 PM. Groups will be created based on the skill level of the swimmer. ! ere will be a maximum of 4 swimmers per group in elementary levels and 6 swimmers per group in advanced levels.

When the pool o# cially opens Memorial Day weekend there will be free adult lap swimming every Tuesday and " ursday morning from 7:00-8:30 AM.

In the case of inclement weather there will potentially be rescheduling available for each of the programs. For cost information and more details on the aquatic programs see the 2013 Aquatics brochure.

For information about the Aquatics Application form please contact the Aquatics Director Jesse Mendes at [email protected]

AquaticsThe Pool Officially Opens

Memorial Day!

Sharks Swim Team Pre-Season Clinic.... Monday-Thursday, 5:30-6:30 through May 20th

Sharks Swim Team Practice.... Begins May 20th

Masters Swimming... Starting April 29th: M/W/F 7-8:30 AM

Group Swim Lessons... Starting May 20th: Monday-Thursday, 4:30-5 PM

Adult Free Lap Swim...

Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7-8:30 AM

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Tennis Pro Shop (919) 932-2855

Court Conditions Hotline ext. #1

Tuesday - Sunday: 9 AM - 5 PM" e Pro Shop is closed on Mondays.

Tennis Court Hours:8 AM – 9 PM

(weather permitting)COURT RESERVATIONS BY EMAIL ARE NOT ACCEPTED.

Please be sure to call the Pro Shop for ALL court reservations including the hard courts and use of the ball machine. You may reserve courts 48 hours in advance. Please leave a message if no one answers. We will return your call to confi rm your reservation as soon as possible!

Charles House Tennis Benefi t Saturday, May 4th Enjoy a day of camaraderie on the courts with a doubles mixer round robin and ‘serve’ up support for Charles House Eldercare Center, Eldercare Homes and care-giving families. ! ere will be a continental breakfast for all players, lunch at CHCC and a fastest serve competition.

Registration is limited to the fi rst 80 participants. To register and/or make a donation to Charles House, go to http://charleshouse.org or call 919-967-7570.

! is event will be hosted by the Chapel Hill Country Club and the UNC Faculty Club.

Sign-ups for these events will take place as they get closer. Please mark down these dates on your calendar and spread the word to your teammates and friends to get more involvement!

Adult Singles ChampionshipsSaturday, May 18th @ 9amAnybody up for some singles? ! is is your chance to show the club who’s the best singles player here at CHCC. We will have separate divisions with Men’s and Women’s 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 and 4.5 & 50+ if we have enough players signed up for each event. Depending on how many are signed up in each division will determine the type of tournament we will hold. If there are not enough participants in an event, we could combine them and adjust the format and style of tournament to make it even for everybody.

Please sign up with the pro shop and let us know your current USTA rating. Lunch and awards will be included with this event.

Memorial Day Parent/Child Round Robin Monday May 27th, 10:00am-12:00pm! is has always been a popular event with great participation. Junior participants must be 8 years of age and above and be able to serve and keep score. Adults interested in playing should contact the Prop Shop in the event that we have juniors who need an adult partner. We will have the Quickstart format for those kids who are 10 and under once again this year. We would love to see ALL 14 courts used this year for this fun event!

! ree divisions (Bronze, Silver and Gold) will accommodate various ages and abilities. Pro Shop gift certifi cates will be awarded to the winners of each division. ! e cost of this tournament is $10.00. Drinks and snacks will be provided. Stick around for a pro exhibition afterwards during lunch…Lindsay Benton, Derek Boone, Jarrod Randle and Jaime Montalvo will mix it up on court 1 for everyone to cheer on.

July 4th Adult Doubles Round RobinWednesday July 4th, 10-12pm“King of the Court” format. Players will be placed by ability, with the winners moving up a court and splitting partners, while the losing team moves down a court and does the same. Refreshments and food will be provided for the event and included in the price, (TBD). Please sign up in the Pro Shop or via email at [email protected].

CHCC Jr. ChampionshipsAugust 30th - Aug. 31stAll juniors 6 years old and above who can rally and keep score are encouraged to play, this includes ALL Quickstart Junior Players from the spring season. ! ere will be singles and doubles for this tournament. Players will be placed in divisions based on ability level and be assured of playing at least two matches. In each event, matches will begin Friday afternoon after 3pm and conclude Saturday afternoon with a cookout and awards ceremony to follow. All interested juniors should contact the pro shop to sign-up at 932-2855 or via e-mail at [email protected].

We will include a separate Quickstart 8 and 10 tournament during this weekend on the hard courts and possibly on the clay courts. Juniors, do not delay in signing up for this event!

Friday Night Doubles is back in Action! Friday nights at the club are fun and exciting! ! ose members looking to enjoy a fun and social night of doubles can come out and play. ! is is a great way for our new members to meet new players and enjoy a fun evening at the club. Please sign up with the pro shop or via e-mail ([email protected]) if you are interested in playing. After you’re done playing, stay and enjoy the Friendly Friday bu" et outside the clubhouse on the Porch! We will have this fun night of Doubles EVERY FRIDAY in MAY!

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Spring Men’s & Women’s USTA Leagues We have a total of 15 teams this season representing CHCC. Each team will not have a match every week at CHCC, but please keep in mind as morning court reservations may be tight during the season as all league matches are reserved for the entire 2.5 month season. With 14 teams here, we could have close to 70 scheduled home matches!

ATTENTION CAPTAINS:On the mornings that we have 2 home teams playing at 9:30 taking

up a total of 10 courts, courts 1-6 and the hard courts will be used for league play if courts 7-10 have not been reserved by members or requested by members for their morning lessons. Team captains should contact the opposing captains in advance of this policy. ***

Current USTA StandingsWomen’s 3.0 Topspin 2-1 Capt: Carey Baddour Women’s 40+ 3.0 Racquettes 1-2 Capt: Carol Richards & Julie Vozella Women’s 40+ 3.0 40 & Fabulous 1-4 Capt: Christie Osborne Women’s 55+ 3.0 Overserved 0-1 Capt: Susan SkolskyWomen’s 3.5 Verbalettes 3-1 Capt: Kylie Harris & Kristen CarmoucheWomen’s 3.5 ! e Sisters 5-2 Capt: Dana PearsallWomen’s 40+ 3.5 ! e Classics 2-2 Capt: Carolyn Hightower & Karol WennerWomen’s 40+ 3.5 Net Setters 1-2 Capt: Lee Wollman & Carol Richards Women’s 55+ 3.5 Aces 1-0 Capt: Maria ScangaWomen’s 4.0 Aces 3-2 Capt: Randy Smith & Kim AgatucciWomen’s 40+ 4.0 So Called Seniors 0-2 Capt: Lucy Falk Women’s 40+ 4.0 Simply Smashing 0-2 Capt: Wendy MerrittMen’s 3.5 CHCC 2-2 Capt: David Baddour & Steve AkiyamaMen’s 5.0 Five O’s 3-1 Capt: Jaime Montalvo

Triangle Tennis StandingsDivision 2 0-1 Capt: Amy Benton & Debbie HowardDivision 4 1-0 Capt: Kim Agatucci & Lucy Falk Division 5 1-0 Capt: Lawson Travers & Karol Wenner

Tennis

Upcoming Tennis Events

May 4thCharles House Benefi t

May 18thAdult Singles Championships

May 27thMemorial Day

Parent/Child Round Robin

July 4th Adult Round Robin

August 30th- 31st CHCC Junior Club Championships

Sept. 2nd Labor Day Round Robin

Sept. 7th CHCC Men’s/Women’s

Member-Guest

Oct. 6th Adult Golf/Tennis Biathlon

Nov. 2nd Adult Doubles Championships

Weekly Adult Tennis ClinicsWomen’s 3.0 with Jarrod Randle

Fridays, 9-10:30AM

Cardio Tennis with Derek Boonefor ALL levels, Men & Women!

Fridays, 10-11:30AM

Shot of the Week with Lindsay Benton: Fridays, 9-10AM

May 3rd: Spin Serve & Kick ServeMay 10th: Approach & Passing ShotsMay 17th: SliceMay 24th: Serve & VolleyMay 31st: Serve & Return

CHCC Junior Player Profi le: Madeline TowningIn each newsletter we will be featuring an up and coming junior here at CHCC who has shown great progress in his or her tennis game. Lindsay, Derek, Jarrod and Jaime are proud of the accomplishments of ALL out juniors here at CHCC and are always willing to travel to local tournaments to show our support and cheer them on when playing.

What is your current USTA ranking? #219 in NCWhat do you do each week here at CHCC to improve your game? Takes part in the Junior Clinics, and weekly lesson with Lindsay and Derek. Do you have dreams of playing college tennis? To play at UNC!Any other activities you do during the week? Tennis, tennis and more tennis! What’s your favorite food? LobsterWho are your favorite tennis players? CHCC Tennis Pros & Serena Williams When’s your next tournament? April 19th CHCC/Governor’s L4 Tournament

CONGRATULATIONS to Madeline for all her hard work this past year! Who’s next?!

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Teen Pool PartyFriday, May 31st 8:00pm-10:00pm

$12.50 per teen includes food, music, games and more!

Each teen may bring 2 non-member guests! Attending teen members and their guests must be registered

before the event to attend.

" e Chapel Hill Country Club Cordially Invites All Members 8 - 12 years old

to attend the

Youth Membership Program DinnerYouth Membership Program DinnerFriday, June 7th 6:00pm

Chef Reale will present our young members with a plated meal where they will learn about table etiquette and proper clubhouse behavior. After dinner, we will visit the golf course and tennis courts to learn basic golf and tennis

court etiquette. Kids Club activities will take place after the etiquette tour! We invite all children to come for this enjoyable and educational evening and learn

what it means to be a member!

*We would like all children ages 8-12 to attend this event* *We would like all children ages 8-12 to attend this event* Please contact Leea Murphy to register: [email protected]

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SUMMER CAMPSCourse and Courts CampTennis, Golf, Arts & Crafts, Snacks, Lunch and Swimming

for ages 5-10

$285 - Members

Day Camp 1 June 24th-June 27th

8:30am-2:30pm

Day Camp 2 July 15-18th

8:30am-2:30pm

Day Camp 3 July 29th- Aug. 1st8:30am-2:30pm

The Chapel Hill Country Club has a summer of fun in store for our young members! Contact Jaime to register, and

get your young ones ready to play! There’s no better way to keep the kids entertained and active so close to home.

Please contact Jaime if you have any questions! A deposit is required to register for these camps.

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Summer Tennis CampSession 1: June 10-14th Session 1: June 10-14th 9am-12pm

Cost: $190 Members5 day camp, Ages 8+

Session 2: June 17-20th Session 2: June 17-20th 9am-11amCost: $145 Members4 day camp, Ages 4-7

Session 3: July 8-12th Session 3: July 8-12th 9am-12pmCost: $190 Members5 day camp, Ages 8+

Session 4: July 22-25th Session 4: July 22-25th 9am-11amCost: $145 Members4 day camp, Ages 4-7

* Session 5: Aug 5-8th * Session 5: Aug 5-8th 9am-12pm

Cost: $150 Members4 day camp, Ages 10+

* This camp is designed for advanced players scheduled to play in the NC State Closed Tournament the same weekend.

Members will be charged a non-refundable $35 registration fee for 4-day camps, and a $50 non-refundable registration

fee for 5-day camps when registering. The remaining balance will be charged upon completion of the week camp.

Register your child with Jaime Montalvo ONLY.

CHCC Ultimate Camp

Tennis Golf Ultimate Frisbee Soccer Fishing Karate Crafts Skits Team Building

Capture the Flag Swimming Art Dance

Visit www.chcountryclub.com or stop by the front desk for a brochure and registration packet.

Contact Leea Murphy for details.

8:30 AM- 4:30 PM Monday - Friday

Week 1: June 10-14Week 2: June 17-21Week 3: June 24-28 Week 4: July 8-12Week 5: July 15-19Week 6: July 22-July 26Week 7: July 29-August 2Week 8: August 5-9

*Please contact Leea Murphy about our guest policy!

With the Ultimate Camp Package your child will participate in the Course and Courts Camp activities, and extended activities until 4:30

pm, plus an additional day of camp on Friday.Contact Leea Murphy for Details [email protected]

CHCC Preschool CampFor Ages 2-4

Indoor and outdoor play, crafts, story time and more!

Monday- Friday 9 am - 12 pm Monday- Friday 9 am - 12 pm $150 per week$150 per week

June 24-28June 24-28July 15-19July 15-19

July 29-August 2July 29-August 2

Contact Leea Murphy for Details [email protected]

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Summer Golf Camp9 AM - 11: 30 AM9 AM - 11: 30 AM

$165$165Session 1: June 17-20Session 1: June 17-20 Monday-ThursdaySession 2: June 24-27 Session 2: June 24-27 Monday-Thursday

Session 3: July 9-12 Session 3: July 9-12 Tuesday-FridaySession 4: July 22-25 Session 4: July 22-25 Monday-Thursday

Contact the Golf Pro Shop for details and registration! (919) 932-2857

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TRIVIA NIGHT THURSDAYS

2nd and 4th Thursday of every month: 7:30 PM

Bring your friends and come for a great evening of entertainment and challenging trivia! Adults play in Lawson’s Bar, and children have their very own round of trivia in another room.

Child care opens at 6 PM, and Children’s Trivia begins at 7:30. You can enjoy a quiet dinner with your sweetheart, or just join us for trivia- the kids will be taken care of and entertained all evening!

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New Broadway Season at DPAC! e new Broadway Series at DPAC schedule has been announced and we to get the best shows and the best seats we must book early.

Beauty and the Beast: Friday, October 11, 2013, 8:00pm

$75.00

! e Book of Mormon, February 21, February 22 and February 23

all shows at 8 PM$135.00

Tickets for the Book of Mormon have already been spoken for, but please contact Leea to be added to the waitlist in the event that someone cancels.

Please email Leea to inquire about availability:[email protected]

ActivitiesZumba with NiviaEvery Monday!10 am- high impact session6 pm- low impact session

$12 per class or $40 per month

Get moving with Nivia! Zumba is a great way to enjoy cardio exercise, and also get to know some new friends at the club. Zumba will raise your spirits as well as get your blood pumping. Class is held in the Columbia Room on the bottom fl oor of the clubhouse.

Contact Leea Murphy about activities for children and

adults!

Child Care is available every Thursday evening, and Kids’

Club with activities and a children’s buffet is available on

Friday evenings.

[email protected]

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There’s a brand newThere’s a brand new

!! Third Wednesday of each month

Lunch at 11:30 ! Book Discussion at 12:30

Interesting authors and speakersto be included to be included

with book discussionswith book discussionsPlease call or email the club for reservationsPlease call or email the club for reservations

919-967-8201919-967-8201

We look forward to seeing you!We look forward to seeing you!

Jane Lamm Karen Lazarus 919-929-3060 919-240-7171

starting in September 2013 and continuing through May 2014

Join us on May 22, 2013 for our first Join us on May 22, 2013 for our first organizational meeting!organizational meeting!

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CONTEST!__________________

Email Alisa with your suggestions for a new name for our Highlights

newsletter for a chance to win complimentary dinner for two!A winner will be selected on June 20th!

[email protected]

Do you have a great picture

from your time at the club

or news to share?

Send it to Alisa!

[email protected]

Jamaican Me Crazy Jamaican Me Crazy Pool PartyPool Partyfor adultsfor adults

HAS BEEN CANCELED.HAS BEEN CANCELED.

We’re terribly sorry to disappoint those We’re terribly sorry to disappoint those

of you who were looking forward to this of you who were looking forward to this

party! We’ll try again next year. party! We’ll try again next year.

Tapas Style Menu$3 Ultimate Margaritas

& Beer Specials

Sunday, May 5th: 3-7 PM

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Sunday Monday Tuesday

Social Golf Tennis AquaticsFor Children

The Clubhouse, Pro Shops and Golf Course are closed on Mondays.

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Sunday Brunch BuffetCinco De Mayo Party!

Zumba With NiviaSMGA Interclub vs. Brier Creek

Tuesday Night Men’s LeagueBridge Play

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MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH11 AM - 1:30 PM seatings

*NCHSAA 1A TournamentZumba With Nivia

*NCHSAA 1A TournamentNNGA Tri-9 @ GCTuesday Night Men’s LeagueBridge Play

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Sunday Brunch Buffet Swim Team Practice BeginsNC Am Quali erZumba With Nivia

Tuesday Night Men’s LeagueSMGA Interclub vs. North RidgeBridge Play

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Sunday Brunch Buffet Memorial Day ClassicParent/Child Round RobinZumba With Nivia

The Club is closed today in lieu of Monday’s Memorial Day activities.

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Sunday Brunch BuffetBig Cat Cup

Zumba With Nivia Tuesday Night Men’s LeagueBridge Play

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Sunday Brunch Buffet Ultimate Camp Week 1Tennis Camp Session 1 BeginsZumba With Nivia


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Sunday Brunch Buffet Ultimate Camp Week 2Junior Golf Camp Session 1 BeginsTennis Camp Session 2 BeginsZumba With Nivia


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Sunday Brunch Buffet Ultimate Camp Week 3Pre-School Camp Week 1Junior Golf Camp Session 2 BeginsCourse & Courts Camp 1 BeginsZumba With Nivia


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Sunday Brunch Buffet Zumba With Nivia Tuesday Night Men’s LeagueBridge Play

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Sunday Brunch Buffet Ultimate Camp Week 4Tennis Camp Session 3 BeginsZumba With Nivia

Junior Golf Camp Session 3 BeginsTuesday Night Men’s LeagueBridge Play

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Sunday Brunch Buffet Ultimate Camp Week 5Pre-School Camp Week 2Course & Courts Camp 2 BeginsZumba With Nivia


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Sunday Brunch Buffet Ultimate Camp Week 6Junior Golf Camp Session 4 BeginsTennis Camp Session 4 BeginsZumba With Nivia


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Sunday Brunch Buffet Ultimate Camp Week 7Pre-School Camp Week 3Zumba With Nivia


Weekday Lunch Bu! etIn addition to the soup and salad bar, the Club now serves a lunch bu" et of one hot entree, two hot side dishes and a dessert. Our lunch bu" et is available Tuesday through Friday, 11 am - 2 pm$8++ soup & salad, $12++ hot bar only, $14++ all-inclusive. Reservations are not required. _______________________________

PLEASE CALL (919) 967-8201 TO MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR...

Family Night Wednesdays & Family Bingo Night! e Family Night Bu" et features great comfort food for all ages including a special bu" et just for kids! Bingo Nights are every 1st and 3rd Wednesday starting in June! $16++ per adult, $8++ for children 11-12, children 10 and under are free!

Date Night Thursdays & Child CareEvery ! ursday evening, child care is available so that parents have an opportunity each week for a quiet dinner together or time with friends at the club. Contact Leea Murphy to sign up for child care.

Trivia Night " ursdaysEvery 2nd and 4th ! ursday, adults play in Lawson’s Bar, and children have their very own trivia session in another location. Both sessions begin at 7:30. Please call for reservations!

Friendly Fridays on the Porch Chef Jimmy Reale and his culinary team prepare a sumptuous feast on the porch every Friday evening starting at 6 PM!

Kids’ Club Featuring a children’s bu" et and fun activities for our younger members while parents enjoy dinner and friends! $10 per child.Contact Leea Murphy for Kids Club information: [email protected]_______________________________ Sunday BrunchOur Sunday Brunch bu" et features wa$ es, an omelette station, a selection of salads, breafast and lunch items, and a variety of desserts. Sunday brunch is available from 10 am until 1:30 pm. Reservations are not required. $15++

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Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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AYSMGA Member-MemberFamily Night Buffet

SMGA Member-MemberDate Night & Child Care

Women’s 3.0 Tennis Clinic Cardio Tennis ClinicFriendly Friday On the Porch & Kid’s Club

Charles House Tennis Bene tCHCC Member-Member

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First Family Bingo Night!Mah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet

Trivia Night Women’s 3.0 Tennis Clinic Cardio Tennis ClinicFriendly Friday On the Porch & Kid’s Club

Bridgestone Ball, Mizuno, STX Ball & Bionic Glove FittingMGA Monthly EventNNGA Social

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WGA Play DayMah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet

SMGA Member-GuestDate Night & Child Care

SMGA Member-GuestWomen’s 3.0 Tennis Clinic Cardio Tennis ClinicFriendly Friday On the Porch & Kid’s Club

Adult Singles Championships

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*Triangle Men’s Business OutingBook Club First MeetingMah Jongg Lessons Family Night Buffet

Divorce OpenTrivia Night, Date Night & Child Care


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WGA Play DaySwim Team Mock MeetMah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet

Date Night & Child Care Women’s 3.0 Tennis Clinic Cardio Tennis ClinicFriendly Friday On the Porch & Kid’s ClubTeen Pool Party

Big Cat Cup

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SMGA President’s Match Play BeginsWGA Wine Tasting @ HV Bottle ShopSharks Swim Meet vs. TCSTMah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet & BINGO

Carolina Classic Ladies’ Member GuestDate Night & Child Care

Carolina Classic Ladies’ Member GuestWomen’s 3.0 Tennis Clinic Cardio Tennis ClinicFriendly Friday On the Porch & Youth Membership Dinner

MGA Monthly Event

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Sharks Swim Meet vs. HRSTMah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet

The Tradition Men’s Member- GuestNNGA Tri-9 @ Brier CreekDate Night & Child Care

The Tradition Men’s Member- GuestWomen’s 3.0 Tennis Clinic Cardio Tennis ClinicFriendly Friday On the Porch & Kid’s Club

Sharks Swim Meet vs. SVGC

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WGA Bunker ClinicMah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet & BINGO

Trivia Night, Date Night & Child Care


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Sharks Swim Meet vs. HHHMah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet

Trivia Night, Date Night & Child Care Women’s 3.0 Tennis Clinic Cardio Tennis ClinicFriendly Friday On the Porch & Kid’s Club

Sharks Swim Meet vs. FSAYM

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Mah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet & BINGO

Fourth Of July Celebration!4th of July Adult Round Robin


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Sharks Swim Meet vs. HSPMah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet

Ladies’ 6 @ 6Trivia Night, Date Night & Child Care


MGA Monthly Event

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Mah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet & BINGO

Ladies’ 6 @ 6Date Night & Child Care


Sharks Summer Championship

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Mah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet

Ladies’ 6 @ 6Trivia Night, Date Night & Child Care


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Mah Jongg LessonsFamily Night Buffet

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