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Berkeleyhillscc.org January 2017 Issue Berkeley Bulletin Club Business “MEET THE CANDIDATES” Friday, January 13, 2017 6:00-7:00 PM Join us for an informal Meet & Greet in the Mixed Grill Prime Rib dinner special starting at 6pm. Please RSVP for dinner to Will Perkins at [email protected] as we expect a full house. Candidates Ken Jordan My interest in golf started in college with a job as groundskeeper at the University of Georgia’s golf course. It’s been a passion for the past 40 years. I joined Berkeley Hills five years ago, and not many days go by that I am not at the course. I frequently accompany prospective new members on their trial rounds, and I have provided my graphics expertise on special projects such as the club’s web site photography and the design and production of the course tee markers. I’ve owned my own graphic arts business since landing in Atlanta in the late 1970s, with initial contracts in specialty advertising for Coca Cola and a large initiative for the 1984 World’s Fair. I met my wife, Carol, when she was visiting relatives next door to me, and we moved with our son Preston to Norcross in 1998. My professional work spans multiple arts mediums and platforms - from silk-screening on defense industry electronic cabinetry, to project design and implementation (such as the Old Cotton Gin in downtown Norcross), to print design and production. For the past two years, significant energy has gone to helping my son Preston launch his own specialty graphics company. I regularly remind weather detractors that when it comes to golf there’s no such thing as inclement weather, just improper attire. We are fortunate to have at Berkeley Hills all the ingredients for a stellar golf club that is active year round. My passion for the game, love of the Berkeley Hills community, and small business/marketing background bring well-rounded perspective and strength to the Board in its quest for operational excellence. Steve Kindrick I was born and raised in Terre Haute, IN. I am a graduate of the University of Notre Dame (B.S. in Chemical Engineering). I have lived in Atlanta since 1991. I spent the first 20 years of my career working in various Operations/ Manufacturing positions for Procter and Gamble, Frito-Lay and Reckitt & Colman. In 1997 I went into business for myself and started a promotional products manufacturing company named Leprechaun Promotions. We have now been in business almost 20 years and currently employ around 50 people at peak times in our plant in Norcross. This experience has allowed me to get involved in everything from marketing plans to bank loans and I believe I am pretty well-versed in how to make a small/emerging business grow and succeed. I have been a member of BHCC for about 8 years. In the last year I have become active with the Senior Men’s Group at the club, including being Match Play captain for 2016 and 2017. My wife Leneta is a very active member of the WGA and an avid golfer as well. Fun fact about myself: in my 20’s and early 30’s I was a competitive sailboat racer, twice racing in the national championship regatta for the Snipe class. I think BHCC is a great club. I have made many friends here, I love the course, I like the people and the staff and I truly believe our club is an under- appreciated gem. I believe I can offer some good insights if elected to serve on the board, and I am ready to take on the responsibility if elected. Gary Young My wife, Connie, and I have been members of Berkeley since April, 2006. We have been married 43 years and are the proud parents of 3 grown children (1 son and 2 daughters). We are also grandparents (Gram and Papa) to our 6 grandchildren. Both of us grew up near Columbus, OH, and moved to Atlanta in 1988. I was born and raised on a farm in Ohio. I graduated from Miami of Ohio with a B.S. in engineering. I also hold an Executive M.B.A. from Ohio University. After college, I served briefly in the US Air Force and was stationed in California. I started my professional career with NCR Corp., in Ohio, and have been an employee of ‘The Cash’ for 40+ years. Currently, I am a Managing Partner responsible for leading and operating a successful professional service practice of industry consultants that design and implement point of sale systems for transacting consumer sales for leading fortune 500 retailers. Having served as a volunteer on the Membership and House committees during the last 5 years, I feel I am familiar with most of the club’s departments and operations. My reasons for running for the Board of Governors are many but here a few: 1. I have enjoyed the activities that are available and believe that I have a sense of duty to give back to Berkeley Hills and keep it one of the best clubs in the area. 2. Berkeley Hills is one of the best golf courses in metro Atlanta. Our clubhouse, pool, and tennis facilities are special assets that we need to maintain and maximize. 3. While the economics are not favorable for private clubs at this time, I believe I can participate to help the Board manage the direction of the Club and support the membership. 4. It is important for the new Board to remain focused on the club capital improvement plan and monitor expenses. 5. I believe we are on the right track and I hope to contribute to the success of BHCC. I am asking for your support and vote during the upcoming election.
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B e r k e l e y h i l l s c c . o r gJ a n u a r y 2 0 1 7 I s s u e
Berkeley Bulletin
Club Business
“MEET THE CANDIDATES”Friday, January 13, 2017
6:00-7:00 PMJoin us for an informal Meet &
Greet in the Mixed GrillPrime Rib dinner special
starting at 6pm. Please RSVP for dinner to Will Perkins at [email protected] as we
expect a full house.
Candidates
Ken JordanMy interest in golf started in college with a job as groundskeeper at the University of Georgia’s golf course. It’s been a passion for the past 40 years. I joined Berkeley Hills five years ago, and not many days go by that I am not at the course. I frequently accompany prospective new members on their trial rounds, and I have provided my graphics expertise on special projects such as the club’s web site photography and the design and production of the course tee markers.I’ve owned my own graphic arts business since landing in Atlanta in the late 1970s, with initial contracts in specialty advertising for Coca Cola and a large initiative for the 1984 World’s Fair. I met my wife, Carol, when she was visiting relatives next door to me, and we moved with our son Preston to Norcross in 1998. My professional work spans multiple arts mediums and platforms - from silk-screening on defense industry electronic cabinetry, to project design and implementation (such as the Old Cotton Gin in downtown Norcross), to print design and production. For the past two years, significant energy has gone to helping my son Preston launch his own specialty graphics company.
I regularly remind weather detractors that when it comes to golf there’s no such thing as inclement weather, just improper attire. We are fortunate to have at Berkeley Hills all the ingredients for a stellar golf club that is active year round. My passion for the game, love of the Berkeley Hills community, and small business/marketing background bring well-rounded perspective and strength to the Board in its quest for operational excellence.
Steve KindrickI was born and raised in Terre Haute,
IN. I am a graduate of the University of Notre Dame (B.S. in Chemical Engineering). I have lived in Atlanta since 1991.
I spent the first 20 years of my career working in various Operations/Manufacturing positions for Procter and Gamble, Frito-Lay and Reckitt & Colman. In 1997 I went into business for myself and started a promotional products manufacturing company named Leprechaun Promotions. We have now been in business almost 20 years and currently employ around 50 people at peak times in our plant in Norcross. This experience has allowed me to get involved in everything from marketing plans to bank loans and I believe I am pretty well-versed in how to make a small/emerging business grow and succeed.
I have been a member of BHCC for about 8 years. In the last year I have become active with the Senior Men’s Group at the club, including being Match Play captain for 2016 and 2017. My wife Leneta is a very active member of the WGA and an avid golfer as well.
Fun fact about myself: in my 20’s and early 30’s I was a competitive sailboat racer, twice racing in the national championship regatta for the Snipe class.
I think BHCC is a great club. I have made many friends here, I love the course, I like the people and the staff and I truly believe our club is an under-appreciated gem. I believe I can offer some good insights if elected to serve on the board, and I am ready to take on the responsibility if elected.
Gary YoungMy wife, Connie, and I have been members of Berkeley since April, 2006. We have been married 43 years and are the proud parents of 3 grown children (1 son and 2 daughters). We are also grandparents (Gram and Papa) to our 6 grandchildren. Both of us grew up near Columbus, OH, and moved to Atlanta in 1988. I was born and raised on a farm in Ohio. I graduated from Miami of Ohio with a B.S. in engineering. I also hold an Executive M.B.A. from Ohio University. After college, I served briefly in the US Air Force and was stationed in California. I started my professional career with NCR Corp., in Ohio, and have been an employee of ‘The Cash’ for 40+ years. Currently, I am a Managing Partner responsible for leading and operating a successful professional service practice of industry consultants that design and implement point of sale systems for transacting consumer sales for leading fortune 500 retailers. Having served as a volunteer on the Membership and House committees during the last 5 years, I feel I am familiar with most of the club’s departments and operations. My reasons for running for the Board of Governors are many but here a few:1. I have enjoyed the activities that are available and believe that I have a sense of duty to give back to Berkeley Hills and keep it one of the best clubs in the area.2. Berkeley Hills is one of the best golf courses in metro Atlanta. Our clubhouse, pool, and tennis facilities are special assets that we need to maintain and maximize. 3. While the economics are not favorable for private clubs at this time, I believe I can participate to help the Board manage the direction of the Club and support the membership. 4. It is important for the new Board to remain focused on the club capital improvement plan and monitor expenses. 5. I believe we are on the right track and I hope to contribute to the success of BHCC. I am asking for your support and vote during the upcoming election.
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Berkeley BulletinClub Closing
Date’s to rememberThe Club House will be closed on Tuesday, January 5th - Thursday, January 7th for annual cleaning and renovations. This means that the only food and beverage service available will be out of the Bunker from 11:00-6:00pm with a limited menu. The Men’s & Ladies Locker Rooms and the Fitness Center may have periodic interruptions due to cleaning of the floors, showers and painting.
Club Business Cont.
The way this fall has gone the weather may delay the annual spraying we do each year in January. This is the time of the year that we begin to spray Round-Up on the entire course for Poa annua. As long as you have a warm season grass that has gone dormant, you can spray for it also. The way we spray it will be different than you do at your house just because we use a large machine. If you want to get rid of the winter weeds, add a ½ ounce of Round-Up per gallon of water in your backpack sprayer or hand-held sprayer. When you spray it, act like you are painting a wall and make one swath across the weed. This will keep the chemical from running down the plant and damaging your grass. If you drench it, you will probably see a dead spot come this spring. Once you finish this process, find you a pre-emergent to apply so the weeds will not come back. If you have any questions, please contact me and I can demonstrate it for you and also let you know if it is the right time to do it.
Chris PurvisWelcome
new Members!
Alexander Frankel
Richard & Tara Ryan
Larry & Leslie Englander
Andy & Nora McCulloch
Annual Meeting
Southern BuffetFriday, January 27, 2017 7:00 pm
Voting will start at 5:00pm and continue until 7pm on the 27th. Proxy voting will also be available in the Business Office beginning Tuesday, January 17th.
Questions for the Board will not be taken from the floor the night of the meeting but may be sent to Shawn McKinnon at [email protected] until 5pm on January 20. These questions will be answered at the meeting.
Voting Member Requirements:Primary member on the membership. Must be a member a minimum of 5 years as of January 1, 2017 and in good standing with the Club.
Non-resident and Limited Social members are not eligible to vote.
From the Superintendent
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Santa Claus Open Results
On the first Saturday in December the annual Santa Claus Open took place with a full field of 144 players teeing it up in a 4 person scramble format.
Congratulations to the team of Tom Hanlon, Connie Marx, Steve Ward, and John Kain for shooting the low net team score of 51.9! Low gross went to the team of Trevor Harris, Chris Trocchio, Chad Kunstel, and Andrew Ishoy shooting a team score of 55! A big thanks to all that donated toys to the Gwinnett County Department of Children’s Services. We were able to collect over 100 toys for young boys and girls this Holiday season. Thank you again and we look forward seeing everyone in 2017!
Golf News
New Year Reminder
A reminder that with the new year we will bill all annual pull cart fees, handicap fees, and bag storage in Jan-uary. If you would like to take yourself off of the annual pull cart list or have questions about pull carts, handicaps, bag storage, etc. please give us a call in the golf shop.
Congratulations
Berkeley Hills CC members Jamie Arnold and David Skinns for secured their Web.com Tour Cards for next season. Both players shot under par final rounds to finish inside the top 45. Arnold finished T19 and Skinns T42, both players will have full status for the first 8 events on the Web.com next year. Good luck next year!
1st Hanlon, Marx, Ward, Kain - 51.9
NET:
2nd Dillon, Page, Kaleida, Cordell 53.1
3rd Sheiman, Sheiman, Campbell, Portis - 54.6 4th Lutz, Lutz, Lutz, Vinals - 54.8 5th Gwyn, Gwyn, Gwyn, Gwyn - 55.6
Gross :
1st Harris, Trocchio, Kunstel, Ishoy - 55
2nd Barnes, Carroll, Kubis, MacDonald - 57 3rd Flack, Smith, Hamilton, Colquitt - 58
Hole-In-OnesJames Kyles – Hole #11
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To make reservation for upcoming events call 770-448-8353 Ext. 2324 or email [email protected]
Trivia Night at 6pm! Saturday, January 14th | 6 to 9pm
Join us Saturday, January 14th for a night filled with fun, prizes, drink
specials and competition!
Live Music
Friday, January 20th | 6pm to 9pm
Join Berkeley Hills Friday, January 20th for a night filled with live music!
Wine TastingSaturday, January 28th| 6pm to 8pm
Join Berkeley Hills Saturday, January 28th as we taste a selection of wines from the United States and around the world. Order bottles of wonderful wines at discounted prices and enjoy an array of domestic and imported cheeses!
Ladies Bridge Club
One of the multiple Bridge Groups at BHCC
Upcoming Events
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Berkeley BulletinHappy New Year and Well Wishes for 2017 from Todd and Annie!!!Keep your New Year’s Resolutions!!!! Get in shape for Spring Tennis!!!
Purchase 5 lessons from Todd and get 1 free!!!! “New” Ball Machine Rental - $15/hour
Weekly Tennis Happenings:
Cardio Tennis/Adult Drills Wednesdays 7:30pm - 8:30 pm Please sign up by emailing the Tennis Pro Shop at [email protected] 2017 USTA/ALTA Winter Tennis Home Match Schedule:
Day Date Time Team Opponent Tuesday Jan 3 9:30am Luckhurst TPC SugarloafSaturday Jan 7 1:30pm Lang TPC SugarloafTuesday Jan 10 9:30am Luckhurst Rockdale TCThursday Jan 12 9:30am Staebell Sugar MillSaturday Jan 14 1:30pm Duke Bunten Road ParkSunday Jan 15 1:00pm Lakas BridlewoodThursday Jan 19 9:30am Staebell St Ives CCSaturday Jan 21 9:30am Helmuth Hamilton MillSaturday Jan 21 1:30pm Lang ChattahoocheeSaturday Jan 21 1:30pm Duke Neely Farm
2017 Winter ALTA Mixed Doubles Teams at Berkeley Hills CC:
B-3 Captain: Barry Lakas/ Susie O’Dom
Season Dates: January 8th thru February 19th (7 weeks with playoffs to follow)Match Day/Time: Sundays @ 1:00 pm
2017 Winter USTA Teams at Berkeley Hills CC:
Luckhurst 3.5 Tuesday 40+ (ends January 17th)Staebell 3.5 Thursday (ends January 19th)Helmuth 3.5 Saturday Men (ends January 21st)Lang 3.5 Business Women Saturday (ends January 21st)Duke 4.0 Business Women Saturday (ends January 21st)
*TBD 3.5 Wednesday 55+ Ladies’ (begins January 11th - February 22nd)*TBD 3.5 Saturday 55+ Men’s (begins February 25th-April 8th)
*Registration Opens December 7th. Deadline for registration is January 1st.
2017 “Tentative” Spring ALTA teams at Berkeley Hills CC:
Daphne Gwyn B-3 Spring Senior Day Women Donna Gwyn B-7 Spring Senior Day WomenSandy Waid C-1 Spring Thursday WomenBarbara Luckhurst B-6 Spring Thursday WomenGreg Helmuth B-3 Spring MenEva Parks A-8 Spring Sunday WomenDonna Lang B-5 Spring Sunday WomenWanda Bennewitz B-7 Spring Sunday WomenLynn Austin C-4 Spring Sunday Women (Registration opens: January 1st. Deadline: January 23rd)
**BHCC ALTA DEADLINES: January 15th (All Spring Teams) **
Tennis News
VALENTINE’S TENNIS EVENT:
The next Adult Tennis Social Event is scheduled for Saturday, February 11th, from 11:00 - 1:00. Enjoy the tennis, the friendships and the games! Members and friends invited. Sign up individually or as a couple. Cost is $18.00 for members and $22.00 for guests. [email protected]
Food and Beverage included.
Tennis Ball Recycle!!!
Recycle your used Tennis Balls. Please bring your dead tennis balls and put them in the Tennis Ball Recycle Bin at the Tennis Shop. These balls will be used for schools, nursing homes, dog kennels, etc.
Have your Racquet repairs done before Summer Season begins! Tune up your racquet with a new grips and strings!
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Club Closed
3Clubhouse Closed
for Cleaning
Course OpenBunker Open11:00-6:00pm
4Clubhouse Closed
for Cleaning
Course OpenBunker Open11:00-6:00pm
5Clubhouse Closed
for Cleaning
Course OpenBunker Open11:00-6:00pm
6Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-10:00pm
Food Service11:00 am- 9:00 pm
7Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-8:00pm
Food Service7:30 am-6:30pm
8Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-8:00pm
Food Service7:30 am-6:30pm
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Club Closed
10Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am- 6:00 pm
Food Service11:00 am- 3:00pm
Bar Service11:00 am- 6:00 pm
11Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am- 6:00 pm
Food Service11:00 am- 3:00pm
Bar Service11:00 am- 6:00 pm
12Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-10:00pm
Food Service11:00 am- 9:00 pm
13Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-10:00pm
Food Service11:00 am- 9:00 pm
Meet the Candidates6:00-7:00 pmPrime Rib Special
14Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-8:00pm
Food Service7:30 am-6:30pm
Trivia 6:00-9:00 pm
15Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-8:00pm
Food Service7:30 am-6:30pm
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Club Closed
17Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am- 6:00 pm
Food Service11:00 am- 3:00pm
Bar Service11:00 am- 6:00 pm
18Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am- 6:00 pm
Food Service11:00 am- 3:00pm
Bar Service11:00 am- 6:00 pm
19Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-10:00pm
Food Service11:00 am- 9:00 pm
20Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-10:00pm
Food Service11:00 am- 9:00pm.
Live Music 6:00-9:00pm
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Clubhouse open 7a.m.-7 p.m.
Grill Open 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
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Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-8:00pm
Food Service7:30 am-6:30pm
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Club Closed
24Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am- 6:00 pm
Food Service11:00 am- 3:00pm
Bar Service11:00 am- 6:00 pm
25Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am- 6:00 pm
Food Service11:00 am- 3:00pm
Bar Service11:00 am- 6:00 pm
26Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-10:00pm
Food Service11:00 am- 9:00 pm
27Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-10:00pmFood Service11:00 am- 9:00 pm
Annual Meeting7:00 pm
Southern Buffet
28Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-8:00pmFood Service7:30 am-6:30pm
Wine Tasting6:00-9:00 pm
29Clubhouse/Fitness7:00 am-8:00pm
Food Service7:30 am-6:30pm
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Club Closed
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Clubhouse open 7a.m.-6 p.m.
Grill Open 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
January 2017
See You at the Club this Month!
