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EXPERIENCE THE PRIDE!
SPRING 2013
2 | The Cat’s Vi ewThe Cat’s Vi ew SPRING 2013
Couples Golf Events
Nine and DineApril 3, 2013
Ladies Rule!
April 17, 2013
Random 5 hole Selection for Scoring
April 24, 2013
Ball in Hand Tournament
4:00 p.m. Shotgun starts for all of
April’s Nine and Dine’s.
Street FightSunday, April 21, 2013 1:30 p.m. Shotgun start
Buff et Dinner to follow golf.
Memorial Day GolfMonday, May 27, 2013
9:00 a.m. Shotgun
Buff et Lunch to follow golf.
“I just wanted to compliment Mike Mauk on
the putting lesson that he gave me recently.
He was very professional and knowledgeable
but best of all his advice worked! We have
excellent teaching talent in our pro shop and
I would highly recommend Pete, Dan or Mike
to members who are looking to improve their
game”. – Golf Equity Member Jim Cangiano
Men’s SpringFling
Th ursday, April 4, 20138:30 a.m. Shotgun
$55 + tax per person
(includes entry fee, golf cart and lunch)
Progressive Net Best Ball
A, B, C, D Pairings
SPRING 2013 The Cat’s Vi ewThe Cat’s Vi ew | 3
2013
SOLHEIM
RYDER CUP
MATCHESSolheim Cup played on
Tuesday, April 9th & Wednesday, April 10th
Ryder Cup played on Th ursday, April 11th & Friday, April 12th
Team Captains to choose their teams early on Monday, April 8th.
Th e results will be released at the Pairings Party on
Monday, April 8th at 6:00 p.m.
Play begins each day at 8:00 a.m.
Solheim Cup Formats: Matches will consist of four 9-hole matches
worth 1 point each.
Day One – Match One – 2 Person Shamble
with Handicap (Stroke Play)
Match Two – Selective Drive Alternative Shot
with Handicap (Match Play)
Day Two – Match Th ree – 2 Person Better Ball Handicap
off of low ball (Stroke Play).
Match Four – Single Player Match Play –
Handicap off of low ball.
Solheim Cup Luncheon follows on Wednesday aft ernoon.
Th e winning team will receive the commemorative
Solheim Cup prize.
Ryder Cup Formats: Matches will consist of four 9-hole matches
worth 1 point each.
Day One – Match One – 2 Person Shamble with no Handi-
cap (Stroke Play).
Match Two – Selective Drive Alternative Shot with
Handicap (Match Play).
Day Two - Match Th ree – 2 Person Better Ball –
Handicap off of low ball (Stroke Play).
Match Four – Single Player Match Play –
Handicap off of low ball.
Ryder Cup Luncheon follows on Friday aft ernoon.
Th e winning team will receive the
commemorative Ryder Cup prize.
Entry Fee is $110.00 per player + tax which includes:
Golf Carts, Monday Night Pairings Party, Awards Luncheon,
Tournament Favor and Prizes for the Winning Teams.
2013 Ladies’ Invitational Flight Winners -
Linda Klingerman and Gale Sherin
2013 Husband and Wife Championship Winners
Net Winners: Jeannie and Steve Knight
Gross Champions: Richard and Jill Kirsammer
2013 Men’s Invitational Overall Flight Shootout Champions - Jim Cangiano and Mark Cangiano
Piano Night with
Kary
4 | The Cat’s Vi ew SPRING 2013
Grilled Romaine Lettuce, Lemon Scented Northern Beans
Tomato Ribs, Chervil Vinaigrette
Poivre MignonetteCharred Baby Zucchini
Loaded Potato Hash & Crème Fraiche
Chocolate Lava Bomb, Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
Bourbon Crème Anglaise
Tuesday, April 2, 20136:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
$75++ personGrill Patio
Minimum 12 people, Maximum 36 people
Saturday, April 13, 20136:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
$45++ personMain Dining Room
Tables of 8Attire: Fine Dining. Jackets preferred.
Reservations required. Reservations can be made via
the member website, www.wildcatruncc.com,
or by calling (239) 947-6066.
MenuDuck a L’Orange
Cointreau Reduction, Short Cut Haricot Vert
Scallop NocciolaHazelnut Dust, Micro Basil
Kobe Short Ribs & LambMother of Pearl Vegetable, Parsnip Puree
DessertPetite Opera, Espresso Tart,
Tuxedo Strawberry
Men’s Night Out – Triple Play
Indulge in three cigars, three bourbons and
a three course steak dinner.
Reservations required. Reservations can be made via
the member website, www.wildcatruncc.com,
or by calling (239) 947-6066.
SPRING 2013 | The Cat’s Vi ew | 5
Not Just Burgers
and Brew Burgers
Grilled Chicken
Cole Slaw
Pasta Salad
Potato Chips
Cookies
Beer
Thursday, April 11th &
Thursday, April 25th
5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
$12++ per person (includes one soft drink
or domestic draft beer)
Grill Room
Golf Attire & Denim Allowed
Reservations Preferred. Reservations can be made via the
member website, www.wildcatruncc.com, or by calling (239) 947-6066.
Memorial Memorial Day BuffetDay Buffet
Fresh WatermelonFresh WatermelonColeslaw, Ham & Egg Salad, Coleslaw, Ham & Egg Salad,
Potato SaladPotato Salad
Grilled Hamburgers, Grilled Hamburgers, BBQ ChickenBBQ Chicken
Corn Dog Bread, Corn on the CobCorn Dog Bread, Corn on the CobBaked Beans, Roasted PotatoBaked Beans, Roasted Potato
Cookies & Dove BarsCookies & Dove Bars
Monday, May 27, 2013Monday, May 27, 201312 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.12 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.$15++ per person$15++ per personMain Dining Room Main Dining Room
Please call (239) 947-6066 Please call (239) 947-6066 if you are not playing in the if you are not playing in the golf tournament but you are golf tournament but you are
interested in making reservations interested in making reservations for the Memorial Day Buffet. for the Memorial Day Buffet.
Memorial Day Buffet
Fresh WatermelonColeslaw, Ham & Egg Salad,
Potato Salad
Grilled Hamburgers, BBQ Chicken
Corn Dog Bread, Corn on the CobBaked Beans, Roasted Potato
Cookies & Dove Bars
Monday, May 27, 201312 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.$15++ per personMain Dining Room
Please call (239) 947-6066 if you are not playing in the golf tournament but you are
interested in making reservations for the Memorial Day Buffet.
6 | The Cat’s Vi ew SPRING 2013
CaddyshackFOND FAREWELL
Entertainment by The Brett Foreman Band
Friday, April 19, 20136:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
$38++ per person
Main Dining Room
Tables of 8
Reservations required. Reservations start on Tuesday, March 19th and can be made
via the member website, www.wildcatruncc.com, or by calling (239) 947-6066.
Dress as your Dress as your Favorite Character!Favorite Character!
Menu:Ice Sculpture Featuring Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail Asian Lobster Salad
International Cheese DisplayCaesar Salad
Sliced Heirloom Tomato, Longstem Artichokes, Imported OlivesCarved Beef Tenderloin
Fried GrouperChicken Cous Cous
Chef’s Choice of Fresh Vegetables & PotatoChocolate Sheet Cake, Vanilla Sheet Cake,Assorted Berries and Whipped Cream
SPRING 2013 | The Cat’s Vi ew | 7
Mother’s Day BrunchBrunchBrunch Menu
Assortment of Seasonal
Melons & Berries
Danish, Fruit Breads, Cheese
Blintz
Shrimp Cocktail, Lobster Ceviche,
Smoked Seafood
Bagels & Lox, Cream Cheese
Imported Cheese Board
2 Composed Salads
Lemon Garlic Escargots
Chef attended Omelet Station,
Belgium Waffl es
Eggs Benedict
Bacon Sausage
Potato Hash
Carved Tenderloin & Spiral Ham
Chef ’s Choice of Fresh Fish
Fresh Steam Asparagus
Assortment of
Fresh Pies and Cakes
Sunday, May 12, 201310:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
$35++ per person
Main Dining Room
Attire: Fine Dining, Jackets preferred.
Reservations required. Reservations required. Reservations start on Friday, April 12th
and can be made via the member website, www.wildcatruncc.com, or by calling (239) 947-6066.
8 | The Cat’s Vi ew SPRING 2013
Fitness Member SpotlightInterview with Evelyn “Chick” Accuso
Q: What group fi tness classes do you take at the Fitness and Wellness Center?
A: I currently take the Kick Butt classes held on Tuesdays & Th ursdays.
Q: How often do you attend classes?
A: I attend every class possible and maybe miss three (3) a year.
Q: What do you most enjoy about attending classes?
A: I enjoy the group classes because of all of the diff erent people who attend. We support each other and have a good time doing it. It forces you to push yourself to do better in class.
Q: Additional thoughts?
A: Laurie’s classes are very professional and yet there is room to have a lot of fun. Laurie means “business” when she works us but she also adds a lot of humor to the workouts. Laurie’s many certifi cates and her levels of education have proven to be very helpful. Laurie keeps up to date with the latest of workout techniques and trends. Her music choice is also very upbeat and keeps us going. Laurie sees to it that the room is kept clean and the temperature at a comfortable level for us. She also makes sure there are plenty of clean towels for our use. Th e one thing that I appreciate most about Laurie is that she recognizes what areas of our bodies need the work most, and she addresses it to our skill levels.
Fitness Member SpotlightRuth Ann Harper
Ruth Ann attends all of the morning group fi tness classes, including Kick Butt, Pilates Flow and Yoga. She enjoys Laurie’s “inspiration” and the positive tone she sets for each class, integrating mind and body always. Ruth Ann explains, “classes are never boring or expected. Laurie creates a challenging routine of exercises and she is very in tune with (members), recognizing our strengths and weaknesses.She encourages us to work within our comfort zones, instructs modifi cations, yet she is not shy in saying “come on you can do this”. Her words of encouragement help to push you from your comfort zone for further benefi ts”.
Th e benefi ts Ruth Ann enjoys by attending group fi tness classes are increased stamina, strength, muscle toning and
weight loss. She adds, “my attitude is better too”.
“Attending Laurie’s Group Fitness Classes is my way of being good to myself for the day.”
– Ruth Ann Harper
Fitness
If you are traveling north for the summer and you
would like to continue your fi tness training, please
contact Laurie so that she can send you “mobile”
instructions and tips to keep you happy and healthy
until you return! Laurie is able to send clients
workouts, electronically, so that you can keep up
with your training. She will even arrange Face Time
and Skype counseling sessions to ensure that you
remain on your fi tness track.
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While living in Philadelphia, Linda Cannon and her hus-band Bill made frequent trips to their condo at Kelly Greens Golf and Country Club in Fort Myers. In 2011, they came to play the Wildcat Run Golf & Country Club golf course under the reciprocal program. En route to the 17th hole they saw the house that they occupy today. As Linda explains, “the house was love at fi rst sight. We also loved the golf course. My involvement with the tennis program here at Wildcat has been wonderful and has introduced myself and Bill to many new friends. I cannot imagine working with a better t ennis pro than John Jerome. His enthusiasm for the game is infectious. We look forward to many years of happiness here.”
Get Off of the CouchAs a newer member, I began to investigate the men’s
activities off ered by Wildcat Run. So I struck up a con-versation with our tennis pro, John Jerome. He told me about the men’s tennis clinics, what time they were held, what everyone did and invited me to join the group next time they met. I decided to attend a clinic and found them to be enjoyable.
Clinics are attended by members of all skill levels. John serves up a series of warm up strokes to loosen up your muscles, along with some ‘back-handed’ com-ments, which are always received with a volley of laugh-ter by the members. Th en teams are formed depend-ing upon the number of participants in the clinic, 2 on 2, or 3 on 3 games, winners stay in place while losers rotate out. Th e whole clinic takes about an hour and those that wish to stay, after the clinic is over, break up into teams to play doubles. I found this to be an excel-lent way to learn about tennis and meet other members.
So, next time you are thinking about ‘Sitting on the Couch’, get up, get over to the tennis courts and make some new friends.
WildcatTennis
Tennis Member SpotlightWes Klipstein
Tennis Member SpotlightBill & Linda Cannon
Jimmy Arias at Wildcat Run
14 | The Cat’s Vi ew SPRING 2013
A very special THANK YOU to all our members, guests and
sponsors who contributed to the success of the Wildcat Cares 4
Kids Second Annual Auction held on February 23, 2013. Th e
net proceeds raised by this year's auction were $42,150. Over
the last two years Wildcat Run Golf and Country Club has do-
nated over $80,000 dollars to the Children's Advocacy Center
of Southwest Florida. What an outstanding testament to the
generosity of this community.
Front Row, left to right: GM Peter Cizdziel, WCR Cares 4 Kids Chair Judy Mittino, CAC Director Jill Turner. Second Row: Suzanne Hoff man,
Maureen Cronin, Linda Scalley, JoAnne Vicidomini. Back Row: Lucille Ranieri.
Rick & Jill Kirsammer, Kathy MacDonald and Carla Whitney
Judy Mittino, Wildcat Cares 4 Kids Event Chair
Wildcat Run is pleased to announce that our players in Interclub
II have won the Interclub II Match Play Championship. Th e team
played a strong opponent from Fiddlesticks and had to win by at
least two points to win the overall Championship. Th e winner’s
plaque will be on display at Wildcat Run until next year's playoff
match in March of 2014.
Interclub Golf II consists of 12 teams from area clubs. Th ey
play a series of match play tournaments from October through
March at a diff erent club each month. Th ere are 2 Divisions of
6 clubs each, the Red Division and the Blue Division. Th e clubs
for 2012-2013 were Heritage Palms, Cypress Lakes, Wildcat Run,
Pelican's Nest, Miromar, Bonita Bay, Olde Hickory, Th e Forest,
Estero Country Club at the Vines, Shadow Wood, Palmira and
Fiddlesticks. Th is year, Fiddlesticks won the Red Division and
Wildcat Run won the Blue Division.
Ladies’ Interclub Golf
Interclub team players pictured are:
Front Row l-r: Olga Buckner, Joanne Phaneuf, Nancy Vetter.Back Row l-r: Sandee Morrow, Beth Oliver, Mariann Cangiano,
Co-Captain, Brenda Flayton, Gayle Grosso, Judi Gietzen, Linda Klingerman, Bev Somerset and Suzanne Hoff man, Captain.
Missing from the photo - Zully Escobar, Lavinia Hall, Mary Anne Casey, Cindy Barr.
St. Patrick's Day Bruce Palmer with
special guest
SPRING 2013 | The Cat’s Vi ew | 15
Membership Spotlight
Jack & Beth OliverJack and Beth Oliver met at Chrysler’s ad agency in Detroit in
1984. Beth was born in Michigan and grew up in Bar Harbor, Maine, heading back to Michigan to attend Michigan State University. Jack grew up in a suburb of Detroit and stayed there after graduating from University of Detroit.
Beth is a marketing and communication professional, meeting and event producer, and has worked with such companies as Hiram Walker and General Motors. Beth’s career has brought some memorable mo-ments, like planning and overseeing several 80th birthday celebrations for Julia Child, with top chefs from across the U.S. As a creative pur-suit, Beth co-designs jewelry under her Sunshine Creations business for sale through area boutiques. Jack’s career allowed him to play in the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic Golf Tournament, attend the Masters and play Augusta, and compete in the Jeep-sponsored “International Fly Fishing Championships” in Bristol, England. Most recently, Jack was the Chief Marketing Offi cer for a large law fi rm based in Michigan.
Jack and Beth owned a vacation home in Grandezza from 2005-2011 and moved to Florida as residents in January 2010. Th ey want-ed to own a single-family home and play golf which triggered their decision to purchase a home and golf membership in Wildcat Run. Th ey feel that Wildcat Run is the perfect location, with the spectacular Arnold Palmer Signature golf course, large home lots, and the most friendly residents and staff in the area.
“We take full advantage of as many golf events as possible, use the fi tness center and dining facilities. We love the close proximity to downtown Naples, the airport and great shopping and restaurants nearby, plus the beach when grandkids visit”.
Th e Oliver’s knew they were in the right place when they enjoyed their fi rst dinner at the club when they moved in September 2011. Th e dining room and lounge were busy, the service was great and the food was delicious. Th ey have since encouraged friends to join and “they have experienced the same wonderful, hospitable reception”.
Jack and Beth enjoy traveling very much and recently took a two-week trip to Italy and spent 10 days on an Oceania cruise. Th ey also enjoy Glion, a mountain village above Montreaux, Switzerland which is where they became engaged.
WELCOMENEW MEMBERS
Social Equity MembersCurtis and Nancy Klinger
Elizabeth Wise
George and JoAnn Frageau
Richard Justik
Jack and Barbara Schreihofer
Golf Equity MembersBob and Colette Levy
Th omas and Sandra Davidson
Jim and Judy Snyder
Non-Resident Golf Preview MembersRon Tampa
Jack Barber and Janie Huling
Steve Engstrom and Joy Gugliuzza
Midnight in ParisJoy Gugliuzza & Steve Engstrom
Peter Cizdziel, General Manager ..................................PeterCizdziel@wildcatruncc.comPeter Beringer, Head Golf Professional ........................ [email protected] Harty, Controller .......................................................LanceHarty@wildcatruncc.comSara James, Director of Membership Sales [email protected] Kiely, Director of Food and Beverage [email protected] Grattarola, Executive Chef .............................. [email protected] Scott, Golf Course Superintendent .......................... [email protected] Kiss, Director of Facilities .......................................... [email protected] Jerome, Director of Tennis ........................................ [email protected] Burton-Pall, Director of Fitness [email protected] Bowdoin, Assistant Controller ................................ [email protected] Sherwood, Administrative Assistant ................................... [email protected] Lemke, Social & Communications Director .................. [email protected]
Kathleen Fitzgerald, PresidentKfi [email protected](239) 498-4244(239) 898-4299
Vincent Vicidomini, 1st Vice PresidentDRC Committee [email protected](239) 206-2984(239) 405-9528
Suzanne Hoffman, [email protected](239) 390-2669(518) 522-9547
Hank Dagit, [email protected](239) 949-0942
Dean Kechley, DirectorCommunications [email protected](239) 948-2328(239) 273-2895
Rick Anderson, DirectorCommunity Access [email protected](309) 269-2166 (cell)(239) 676-9354
Frank Medici, DirectorGrounds [email protected](239) 498-6096 Alliant Association Management6719 Winkler Road Suite 200Fort Myers FL 33919Ph: 239-454-1101Fax: 239-454-1147www.alliantproperty.com
Gatehouse: (239) 992-8018
Clubhouse Phone Number: (239) 947-6066
Clubhouse Fax Number: (239) 947-6084
Dining Reservations: (239) 947-6066
Golf Pro Shop: (239) 495-3031
Director of F&B: (239) 948-7806
Director of Membership: (239) 948-7810
Tennis Pro Shop: (239) 947-2323
Fitness Center: (239) 948-7800
Golf Maintenance: (239) 947-5669
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HOA BOARD MEMBERS
CLUB DIRECTORY
Hours of OperationDining Hours of Operation
Lunch
Monday - Sunday 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Dinner
Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.Starting in May, Dinner Service will be held on Tuesday & Friday
evenings from 5:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. unless noted on the calendar.
Sunday Breakfast 8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.Starting in May, Sunday Breakfast will be held 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
AdministrationMonday – Friday 9:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Golf Pro ShopMonday – Sunday 7:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Starting in May, the Golf Pro Shop hours will change to
7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Please consult the Calendar for Maintenance closures on the golf course.
Fitness & Wellness Center 5:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Tennis Court Hours 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
