October 2012 Newsletter

C h a p e l H i l l C o u n t r y C l u b

ighlightSOctober 2012: Volume 42, No.9

Finance CommitteeMark Moshier - Chairman

David BaddourJim Curis

Darren HowellRich Lessard

Don Tiedeman

Golf CommitteePete Seagroves - Chairman

Suzan CheekJeremy ElliottGus Neville

Green CommitteeDale Herman - Chairman

Terry BarkerKate Eifrig

Jerry GschwindCarolyn Hightower

Jay KennihanAlan Lee

Tradd McCraryCraig Thompson

Jeff TillmanJim Williams

Eddie Williamson

House CommitteeLarry Cheek -Chairman

Carrie BrogrenLaura Ellgen

Bren EskridgeStan Eskridge

Rob GossMaggie Hanes

Kathleen LessardShell Roufail

Pool CommitteeLin Wright - Chairman

Kristen CarmoucheJames King

Rebecca McKennaDebbie Newcomb

Membership CommitteeKendrick Vinar - ChairmanGreg Merritt - Co-Chairman

Mike BrogrenEd Falvo

Linda JohnstonJulie Vozella

Chris RichardsDawn RustonPete Seagroves James Valentine

Durward WilliamsLin Wright

Social Committee Lucy Falk -Chairman

Starr BasmajianKristen Carmouche

Terry FlynnCarol RichardsDan Sternbach

Niki StrebelKellam Warren

Strategic PlanningMike Brogren - Chairman

Dick ElgenStarr Basmajian

Don FrasierJay Klompmaker

Tennis CommitteeDawn Ruston - Chairman

Steve AkiyamaSusan Beatty

Bruce BallentineCliff Butler

Diane KoenigshoferAndrea Kottong

Mark RustonSusan SkolskyDon TiedemanJanis TillmanAli Wallace

Lee Wollman

Staff Directory

General Manager, Don Hunter(919) 945-0419, [email protected]

Assistant Manager and Membership Director: Jeff Earley(919) 945-0410, [email protected]

Clubhouse Manager, Chad Tuttle(919) 932-2861, [email protected]

Controller, Jean O’Daniel(919) 932-2848, [email protected]

Accounting and Billing Questions, Pat Clark(919) 932-2851, [email protected]

Accounting, Bernadette Degnan(919) 945-0420, [email protected]

Executive Chef, Jimmy Reale(919) 967-8201, [email protected]

Head Golf Professional, Rick Brannon(919) 932-2857, [email protected]

Course Superintendent, Craig Thompson(919) 932-2854, [email protected]

Head Tennis Professional, Lindsay Benton(919) 932-2855, [email protected]

Activities Director, Leea Murphy(919) 967-8201, [email protected]

Locker Room Manager, Walt Pierce(919) 945-0413, [email protected]

Bar Manager, Travis Womble(919) 932-2861, [email protected]

Communications Director, Alisa Minshall(919) 967-8201, [email protected]

Club Reception and General Reservations(919) 967-8201, [email protected]

Golf Pro Shop Tennis Pro Shop (919) 932-2857 (919) 932-2855

Chapel H ill Country Clu B

2012 Governing Board

Ron Johnston - PresidentMichael Brogren - Vice President

Kendrick Vinar - SecretaryLin Wright - Assistant Secretary

Mark Moshier - TreasurerJulie Vozella - Assistant Treasurer

Larry Cheek Lucy Falk Greg Merritt Dale Herman Dawn Ruston Pete Seagroves

Committees of the Governing Board

I n Th is I ss ue . . .

October Special Events 2

Membership News 4

C lubhouse News 5

August Finance Summary 5

Club Golf 6

Club Tennis 8

Club Member Activities 11

Club Aquatics 12

WGA & SMGA News 12

October Club Calendar 13

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Friendly Friday Halloween Celebration Friday, October 26th

Join us for an early Halloween, and give your costumes a test drive! Chef Reale and his culinary team will be sure to tempt your tastebuds with a variety of Halloween inspired buffet selections! Young members attending Kids Club should come in their Halloween disguises for their very own spooky feast and Halloween themed activities. Kids Club is available 5:30 until 9 PM on Fridays. Please plan to retrieve your little ghouls and bats by 9 PM, take them home, check under the bed for monsters, reassure them that the sitter is not a witch, then return to the Club for.....

Adult Members Halloween Party9 PM - MIDNIGHT$10 per person, Member Charge Bar

It’s time to rock the Clubhouse! Costumes are encouraged, but not required, and be ready to out-boogie the BoogieMan. Trick-or-Treat the grown-up way with a feast of extravagant desserts tempting enough to bring back the dead.

Fall Festival and CarnivalSunday October 28th1pm – 4pm$10/person

Our Fall Festival has grown into the premier family event for Chapel Hill Country Club. Last year, over 500 members came out for a great day of fun! Join us this year for tons of rides, games, food, prizes, pony rides, a petting zoo, and more! This event promises to be great fun for the entire family!

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Italian Gourmet Wine Dinner Thursday, October 25th 6:30 Gathering, 7:15 Dinner

Sara Pedrali will be on hand representing Bellavista Franciacorta and Petra Vineyards in Italy. Franciacorta is known as the ‘Champagne of Italy’. Regarded as the best sparkling wine produced outside of France’s Champagne region, you will be treated to exclusive insights from these heralded vineyards. Her selections and expertise are guaranteed to impress you as you dine on Chef Reale’s sumptuous Italian cuisine. Space is limited for this event - please make your reservations for this very special event today!

Please call to register: (919) 967-8201 or email [email protected]

Chapel Hill Country Club’s Chapel Hill Country Club’s very own very own

Chef Jimmy Reale Chef Jimmy Reale will be featuring will be featuring

BACON in October!BACON in October!

Experience Chef Reale’s Experience Chef Reale’s creative expertise as he creative expertise as he introduces us to fresh introduces us to fresh

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Everything’s better Everything’s better with bacon! with bacon!

New members must receive the recommendation of two existing members in order to apply for membership. Your friends and neighbors need your encouragement and help to become a part of your club community, and your club’s future depends on current members to help keep it moving forward.

Please contact me if you have friends or neighbors interested in joining. We have membership levels to t many budgets, and as you know, the bene ts of membership extend well beyond the basic activities of the club.

The Fall Membership Drive aims to bring in young members who will continue the traditions of the Club well into the future, as well as make membership more accessible to all ages. Please help us spread the word and expand our great community.

I look forward to hearing from you, and please let us know if you have questions regarding your membership or new memberships.

-Jeff Earley, Assistant Manager & Membership Director(919) 945-0410; [email protected]

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August 2012 Financial Summary

Current Period

Current YTD

Last YTD

Budget YTD

Member Dues $233,702 $1,797,277 $1,774,376 $1,798,970Other Income $1,760 $40,454 $31,874 $19,500Total Other Income $235,462 $1,837,730 $1,806,250 $1,818,470Total Food Surplus/De cit $8,549 $743 $76,481 $25,610Total Golf Course Expense ($95,742) ($697,922) ($622,857) ($626,675)Pool ($14,813) ($70,494) ($70,586) ($62,400)Tennis ($20,652) ($183,015) ($160,908) ($167,640)Clubhouse ($45,322) ($332,230) ($296,326) ($294,216)Administrative ($85,878) ($657,537) ($713,246) ($647,594)Golf Shop $2,484 ($5,810) ($19,924) ($15,114)Special Events ($172) ($4,804) ($15,271) ($11,700)Total Surplus/De cit ($16,084) ($113,339) ($16,386) $18,741

Membership NewsMembership News

Fall Membership Drive

Junior Members SpecialNew members under the age of 40 may pay their initiation fee in increments of $100 per month until

the age of 40, at which time, the remainder will be due in full.

Fall Initiation Fee SpecialThe initiation fee for new members is discounted to $16,000 payable over 3 years with half-dues for 6 months

Membership [email protected]

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Clubhouse NewsClubhouse News

There’s a crisp autumn breeze blowing, and the sun is still warm and inviting. It’s nally Fall! The Clubhouse is always a cozy refuge when the weather is less ameniable, and we’re always working to make it grander and more inviting than it already is. We’re looking forward to new aromas from the kitchen, and festive adornments as holiday spirit begins to grow. Before you head to the mountains for a tour of Autumn’s grandeur, be sure to enjoy the splendor in your own backyard! There’s a vacation just minutes away, and a staff ready and eager to assist you in your recreational and gastronomic desires. Please stop by the reception desk and introduce yourself to our new Communications Director, Alisa Rawls Minshall. She is eager to meet all of you, and anxious to hear your thoughts on all things club related and beyond. Alisa is originally from Charleston, South Carolina, attended Elon where she earned a B.A. in Art (with a minor in Philosophy), and worked with the Tar Heel Olympic Sport coaches at UNC for eight years. She looks forward to getting to know all our members! If you’ve ventured to the back of the Clubhouse in recent weeks, you may have noticed the new umbrellas gracing the patio. We hope you will enjoy one of our many ne wines or Chef Reale’s enticing fall menu which features an array of fresh new selections either in the Dining Room, the bar, or on the patio!

! is isn’t your granddaddy’s country club. In his day, jackets for men were mandatory in the evenings and a necktie was preferred, if not required. Now, there is no time when jackets are a must, except for the rare special event, and neckties are seldom seen, outside of weddings and wakes.

Today’s country club is a more relaxed place, but that doesn’t’ mean we don’t have standards. And for those of you who don’t know what those standards include, and there are some of you out there, judging from what I’ve seen on occasion, here is a brief guide, lifted directly from the dress policy as approved by the house committee and passed by the board.

Our code is country club and business casual. For men, this means slacks, shorts, collared or dress collarless shirts such as mock turtlenecks. Business or sport jacket is optional. For women, slacks, skirts, capri pants and blouses may be worn. So may dress denim, and the best way I can explain that is if you look in the mirror and the person you see looks gorgeous, you’re probably dressed acceptably.

Now to the don’ts. ! at for sure includes short shorts, a fairly frequent no-no, judging from observation. (! e good news here is that with the advent of cold weather, this will dwindle as a problem.) You also shouldn’t wear pool attire, tank tops, sleeveless shirts (males), boxers, work jeans, ill-fi tting or overly graphic tees and any clothing that is ripped, torn or dirty in the clubhouse.

Males are not permitted to wear hats, caps or visors inside the clubhouse except for the locker rooms. Hats should never be placed on the dining tables or bars. Shoes are required in the clubhouse at all times. You’re supposed to clean your golf shoes before entering the clubhouse. Soft spike golf shoes are permitted.

! ere may be exceptions to these rules for certain events. Specifi c dress for such events will be described in the club newsletter.

It is the responsibility of individual members to make sure their children and guests follow the rules. If you don’t, you may be gently reminded by sta" of what those rules are, or even handed a copy.

On balance, we dress acceptably. Rules violations are far from rampant, or intentional. But they do happen.

So let’s remember our mantra: Stay classy.

Larry Cheek House Committee Chairman [email protected]

Golf NewsGolf News

Club Championships October 19-21We are playing our Club Championship this year on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, October 19-21st. The Championship ight will be playing 54 holes of medal play. All other ights will be playing a modi ed stableford competition over 36 holes, Saturday and Sunday, October 20-21st. In the Championship Flight, there will be a 36-hole cut to form two ights by score (Championship & Presidents Flight.)

“Roy Williams Fastbreak Against Cancer Golf Tournament for Ted Seagroves” October 12thOn Friday October 12th, we will host the Roy Williams Fastbreak Against Cancer Golf Tournament honoring Ted Seagroves. Just a friendly reminder: the golf course & practice facilities will be reserved for participants all day long until the conclusion of play.

Sunday Family GolfWe have relocated our family golf area to the land that is to the right of hole # 18 tee. We have 4 chipping greens with the large cups and a tee for the kids to hit our new oating balls in to the lake. This new area is something that will be fun for kids and allows us to keep the range open on Sunday afternoons.

Junior GolfCongratulations to our Junior Club Champions!

Girls Division: Winner: Hailey Freedman Runner-up: Hannah Rose Bruxvoort

Boy’s Ages 12-15: Winner: Cullen Cox

Boy’s Ages 10 & Under: Winner: Hayden Cody Runner-up: Sam Bruxvoort

Boy’s Ages 16-18: Winner: Kendrick Vinar Jr. Runner-up: Justin Curis

Junior ClinicsOur Junior Golf Clinics will be held at 5:00 PM on Wednesday afternoons. Please call the Golf Shop to sign-up.

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On Tuesday, three inches of rain fell. This left a mess, to say the least. As everything dries, the course will be cleaned and mowed. All in all, the next few days will yield great conditions.

The green height continues to be lowered. Ball roll is better by the day. As the bermudagrass slows its growth, we will concentrate labor on detail work and landscape beds. Pine straw areas are being dressed up as well. Plans are in the works to make this kind of operation more consistent throughout the year.

Thank you,Craig S. Thompson

Fish swimming in #10 Bunker Wednesday Morning ....and, yes; we let it free in the lake.

Golf LessonsIf you are in need of a lesson we currently have three “Class A” Teaching professionals on staff. If you are interested in a lesson with Rick, Alan or Sally please stop by the shop to schedule a lesson!

New Fall & Winter Apparel in the Pro ShopVisit the Golf Pro Shop for a great selection of new Autumn clothing for men & women! For men, we will be carrying Aristo 18 slacks & sweaters, Cutter & Buck, Footjoy, Southern Tide and Carnoustie. For Ladies, we will carry EP-PRO, sweaters by Fairway & Greene, Nike and Under Armour.

October Golf EventsOctober Golf Events

October 5: ***Ed Burke Small Group Outing*** 10:00 AM Shotgun StartOctober 10: SMGA Interclub Match 9:00 AM Shotgun StartOctober 12: “Roy Williams Fastbreak Against Cancer & Golf Tournament for Ted Seagroves” Course reserved for participants all dayOctober 13: MGA October Event 8:00 AM Breakfast, 9:00 AM Shotgun StartOctober 15: ***CGA N.C. Senior Four-Ball*** 10:00 AM Shotgun StartOctober 16: High School Girls Conference Match 12:30-1:30 PM Tee Times October 19: 9 & Dine 4:00 PM Shotgun Start (Front Nine Only) October 19-21: CHCC Club Championship Fri. Tee Times at 1:00 PM Championship Flight Only: Sat. & Sun. remaining ights Tee TimesOctober 21: WGA Championship Tee Times Starting at 8:00 AMOctober 24: SMGA Closing Breakfast & Superball 7:30 AM Breakfast, 9:00 AM Shotgun StartOctober 28: Parent-Child Tournament 3:00 PM Shotgun StartOctober 29: ***Inaugural Mental Health of America Outing*** 10:00 AM Shotgun October 30: WGA Closing Day 9:00 AM Shotgun Start

Golf Pro Shop(919) 932-2857

Pro Shop Hours8:30 AM – 6:00 PMTuesday - Sunday

Range Hours 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM Tuesday - Sunday

Please note that the Range closes at 5:30 PM

on Wednesdays and Sundays.

Rick [email protected]

Alan Bandy [email protected]

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Tennis Events and NewsTennis Events and News

Men’s & Women’s Golf/Tennis BiathlonSunday, October 7th. 8:30AM-6PM

There will be separate divisions for Men and Women. This is a great event and one of our more popular events of the year! Come out and play tennis in the morning and 18 holes of golf after lunch. Drinks will be provided on the courts for players, while lunch will be member charge. Golf will be a Scottish Twosome format, and tennis will be in a modi ed ping-pong game playing up to 31 points. Both sports will have the necessary handicaps to make every team even and competitive. Contact Jaime Montalvo or Lindsay Benton in the pro-shop to sign up or for more information. The cost TBD, which will include golf and tennis fees, appetizers and prizes.

8:30 - 9 AM: Breakfast (member charge)9 - 11 AM: Tennis11:30 -12:30 PM: Lunch (member charge)12:30 PM: Tee times begin5 - 6 PM: Hot appetizers

Adult Doubles and Mixed Doubles Championships Saturday, November 3rdThis is our LAST Tennis event of the year, so let’s make it a Huge Success! We are hoping to have 4 divisions for this event: 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0+ and a 5.0+ depending on how many sign up for the event. If we are unable to separate all teams into 4 divisions, we will combine the groups and make them as even and competitive as possible. You can play in both doubles and mixed doubles events or just one. When signing up, please let us know which event(s) you will be playing and who your partner is as well as your USTA level. If you are need of a partner, we will gladly help you out. Please sign up in the Pro Shop or via e-mail: [email protected].

9 - 11:30 AM: Men’s & Women’s Doubles 12 - 12:30 PM Lunch12:30 - 3 PM: Mixed Doubles, followed by Awards and Beverages

USTA Fall Combo/Singles Teams & Women’s Triangle TennisWe have a total of 10 CHCC teams competing this season in the Fall USTA Combo and Singles season and 3 Triangle Teams on Wednesday mornings. Only 3 courts will be used for each USTA match and 4 courts for the Women’s Triangle Tennis Matches. All courts have been reserved during the season for these teams, with a total of 61 matches reserved for the season. Please be advised of this when calling in to reserve your courts for regular play as some mornings may be busy due to league play. The 13 teams and their captains for this season are as follows:

3.0 Singles – Fun Serving Love (Christie Osborne) - Tuesdays Triangle Team 1: Debbie Howard & Amy Benton3.0 Singles – Topspin (Carey Baddour) – Tuesdays Triangle Team 2: Kim Agatucci & Lucy Falk3.5 Singles – Verbalettes (Kylie Harris & Kristen Carmouche) – Tuesdays Triangle Team 3: Lee Wollman & Lawson Travers3.5 Singles – Nil8 (Suzanne Warren & Jane Holroyd) - Tuesdays4.0 Singles – Kiss my Ace (Lucy Falk) - Mondays6.5 Combo – Spin to Win (Carey Baddour & Kristen Carmouche) - Fridays6.5 Combo – Hot Shot (Carol Richards & Julie Vozella) - Fridays7.5 Combo – Sister Slice (Randy Smith & Susan Beatty) - Thursdays7.5 Sr. Combo – Aces (Maria Scanga) - Fridays9.5 Combo – Ch Country Club (Jaime Montalvo) – Tuesday/Thursday

Tennis Pro Shop

(919) 932-2855

Tennis Court Hours8:00 AM – 9:00 PM daily

(weather permitting)

Ball Machine Hours 8 AM-6 PM

(5 PM on weekends)

Court ReservationsPlease be sure to call the pro shop

for ALL court reservations:(919) 932-2855

WE DO NOT ACCEPT COURT RESERVATIONS

VIA E-MAIL.This includes the hard courts and use of the ball machine.

You may reserve courts 48 hours in advance.

Please leave a message if the phone is not answered in the

Pro Shop! The tennis staff will return your call to con rm your

reservation!

Lindsay [email protected]

Jaime Montalvo [email protected]

Derek [email protected]

Jarrod [email protected]

Adult Tennis Clinics and SocialsAdult Tennis Clinics and Socials

Monday Mornings Ladies 2.5/3.0 Clinic Mondays, 9-10:30amLindsay Benton and Jarrod Randle will host this clinic, which is a great way for new players to get involved, meet other players and work on their game.

Thursday Night Men’s TennisThursdays, 6:30-8:30pm ALL levels welcome! Join us for an evening of tennis and camaraderie! Men’s Tennis begins at 6:30, and the Club will provide beer at the courts on an honor system- please keep track of your beverages on the tally sheet!Optional Men’s Tennis Clinic: 6:30-7:30 PM: Lindsay, Derek and/or Jarrod will coordinate an hour clinic at the beginning of Men’s Night. After the clinic, you may join the other participants for the last hour and get a set or two in. Prices for the clinic (minimum of 3 for a clinic) will be between $12-$15 based on attendance. If only 2 attend the clinic, it will be a semi-private lesson.

PLEASE let us know if you plan to attend either the Clinic or Men’s Night so we can make the necessary arrangements and reserve the proper amount of courts for

everyone.

Friday Night Doubles Friday nights at the club are fun and exciting! Those 3.0 and above members looking to enjoy a competitive/fun and social night of doubles can come out and play. You do not need a partner to come out and play. We can nd a partner for you when you come out. Players will be paired up based on ability with a “King of the Court” format. This is a great way for our new members to meet new players and enjoy a fun evening at the club. Stay afterwards and enjoy the “Friendly Fridays” clubhouse menu! Please sign up with the pro shop if you are interested in playing.

Shot of the Week Clinic with Lindsay Benton & Jarrod Randle Fridays, 9am-10am

October 5th October 12th October 19th October 26thDrop Shot, Drop TopSpin Serve & Volley Poaching at the NetVolley & Lob

Cardio Tennis with Derek Boone, Head Tennis Professional Fridays, 10:00 - 11:30 AM** Be advised, this clinic will involve intense cardio routines at times and focus more on conditioning rather than technique and strategy. All levels are welcome to participate. Please e-mail Derek Boone at [email protected] or call the Pro Shop to register. 9

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Junior Tennis Clinics/Events Junior Tennis Clinics/Events PLEASE CALL THE PRO SHOP TO REGISTER FOR EACH SESSION.PLEASE CALL THE PRO SHOP TO REGISTER FOR EACH SESSION.

HALLOWEEN SPOOKY CLINIC! Tuesday, October 30! HALLOWEEN SPOOKY CLINIC! Tuesday, October 30! Please wear your costume for the clinic, and yes the coaches will be dressing up, as well! Please wear proper tennis footwear with your costume, and if your costume involves a sword, wand, or other extra piece, please leave that behind and bring your tennis racquet! We will have candy for our participants!

Fall Session 2: October 30th –December 13th: 7 Week SessionPee Wee: ages 4-7 Tuesday and Thursday 3:15 – 4:00PMFuture Stars: ages 8-12 Tuesday and Thursday 4:00 – 5:00PMTournament Training: ages 10-16 Tuesday and Thursday 5:00 – 6:30PM

Rain Dates: December 18th and 20th

Junior Team Tennis: Fridays, 4-6pmOverall, this clinic is for juniors to come out and play matches among other club kids during the 2 hours for practice. The Quickstart 8s and 10s will be on the hard courts, while the 12 and up players will be on the clay. All juniors must be able to rally, serve and keep score to be able to keep score to join this clinic. In case of inclement weather, please check with the pro shop to check on court/weather conditions.The cost is $20 per day. Drinks and refreshments will be provided each day.

Junior Lock-In Friday, November 9thWhat a fun night for our juniors here at CHCC! This will be available for those juniors attending our Future Stars and Tournament Training Clinics, those taking lessons at CHCC or participating in our Junior Team Tennis clinics.

Schedule of Events:6:00pm – Pizza6:30pm – Tennis and Games8:30pm – Snacks, Xbox, Indoor Games9:30pm – Movie11:00pm – Lights Out! Saturday @ 8:00am – Pick up on Club House Porch by Fireplace

Junior Inter-Club MatchesWe will be incorporating interclub matches with the Chapel Hill Tennis Club, The UNC Faculty Club and Southern Village. These matches will also be taking place between the times of 4-6 each Friday. Please check with Derek Boone ([email protected]) and Jarrod Randle ([email protected]) for the fall schedule. All Quickstart and Junior Team Tennis juniors are encouraged to play in the interclub matches.

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Member ActivitiesMember Activities

It’s officially fall and it’s officially beautiful in Chapel Hill! I thank you all for your continued support, and I am very excited about the new season. Please check out what we have going on in October! -Leea

Leea Murphy, Activities Director(919) 945-0411 [email protected]

Jersey Boys November 11, 2012, 6:30 PM, DPAC

Our block of tickets for this event have been reserved, but please check with Leea to see if other seats can be acquired for you with our package rates. Our ticket packages include transportation to and from the Durham Performing Arts Center, as well as a drink voucher for use during intermission. We are excited that this event has been such a success, and we look forward to hosting similar events in the future! Seating Chart: http://www.dpacnc.com/events/seating_chart Please contact Leea Murphy: (919) 943-0411 [email protected]

Student Enrichment ProgramBeginning October 2, 2012, 5 - 7 PM The Columbia Room

Tutoring will be available on Tuesday nights. Tutors from the Math Center will help your children build better math skills with group tutoring strategies including games and activities. Your child may begin attending at any time, but please contact Leea to register: [email protected] (Tutors will not be present unless members pre-register for these sessions.)

Kids Club Halloween!Friday, October 26, 2012

Regularly scheduled Kids Club will be a bit spookier than usual on October 26th! Kids are encouraged to wear costumes. Halloween themed games and activities will get your little ghouls and bats in the spirit for the big night! Kids Club ends at 9 PM - Please take your little ones home, check for monsters under the bed, ensure them the sitter is not a witch, and then return to the Clubhouse for the Members’ Halloween Party! Please contact Leea if your children would like to attend Kids Club!

Kids Club is held every Friday from 5:30 - 9 PM, and includes a buffet especially for our youngest members, as well as activites geared for attending ages. A golf clinic is the newest addition to the Kids Club activities.

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Club AquaticsClub AquaticsThe pool will be closing this month for the winter, but will be open if it is warm enough. Please call before you come to check the status. The Pool Snack Bar is now of cially closed for winter. Please contact Julie Neal for detailed information about Chapel Hill Country Club’s aquatics program: (919) 932-2852 or [email protected]

WGA NewsWGA NewsGreetings All from the WGA!

I keep hearing such great things about the Club’s program “Link up to Golf ” which was designed to instruct both new golfers and re-introduce former players to this great game. It was very well-attended and hopefully will yield some new members to the WGA and Nifty Niner organizations. Linda Johnston (is the WGA membership chair and would be happy to hear from you if you are interested in joining: [email protected]

Thank you to our September Play Day Chairs Carolyn Hightower, Diane Koenigshofer, Linda Johnston and Susan Weidener. Some of our winners for the month were Shere Stone, Suzanne Kozel, Barbi Dalton, Linda Johnston, Mary McCoy, Diane Koenigshofer, Carolyn Hightower and Lily Lee.

Of course the big news for the WGA in October is our Championship on Sunday, October 21st. The Stableford scoring system we’ll be using really does take the pressure off – so if you’ve never competed in our Championship this is the year to do it! And our Championship Chairs Barbi Dalton and Kelly Ross are planning a great post-match reception for all the competitors.

Fall is such fabulous gol ng weather in North Carolina. Hope you all can take advantage of it!

Laura EllgenWGA President

The SMGA Championship winner is Ed Kaiser with a two-day score of 159. James King was runner-up with a total of 165. The overall Net Score Champion was Benson Pilloff. There were also three ight net winners: Terry Flynn, Tim Smelzer and Benson Pilloff.

The President’s Tournament has been concluded with John Latimer as Grand Champion with a win over the First Flight winner Gus Conley.

On September 28th the SMGA had the pleasure of inviting the Ladies from the Women’s Golf Association and the Nifty Niners Golf Association to a day of golf and luncheon in the Clubhouse. This is always a special occasion for the SMGA and all enjoyed the spectacular fall day on the course.

Upcoming events in October feature an Interclub at CHCC on Wednesday the 10th and the annual Fall Breakfast and Superball tournament on Wednesday the 24th.

PresidentJohn McGee

SMGA NewsSMGA News

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Dining Events

Other Activities

Tennis Activities

Golf Events

For Children

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Golf & Dining ClosedLadies 2.5 / 3.0 Clinic:

9-10 am

Bridge Lessons3:30 - 5:30& 7-9 PM

Student Enrichment Program Open House

Family Night BuffetJunior Tennis Clinic: 5 pm

Date NightChild Care5:30 - 8 pm

Men’s Night Tennis6:30 -8:30 pm

Friendly Fridays BuffetKids Club

5:30 - 9 pmEd Burke Small Group

OutingShot of the Week Clinic:

9-10 amCardio Tennis: 10-11:30 am

Junior Team Tennis: 4-6 pm

Friday Night Doubles

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Sunday Brunch

Golf & Tennis Biathalon


9-10 am


Student Enrichment Program

Family Night BuffetSMGA Interclub Match

Junior Tennis Clinic: 5 pm




5:30 - 9 pmRoy Williams Fastbreak Against Cancer & Golf

Tournament for Ted Seagroves

Shot of the Week Clinic: 9-10 am

Cardio Tennis: 10-11:30 am



MGA October Event

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Sunday Brunch Golf & Dining ClosedLadies 2.5 / 3.0 Clinic:

9-10 amCGA NC Senior

Four-Ball



High School Girls Conference Match

Family Night BuffetJunior Tennis Clinic:

5 pm




5:30 - 9 pmShot of the Week Clinic:

9-10 amCardio Tennis: 10-11:30 am


Friday Night DoublesCHCC Club

Championship9 & Dine

CHCC Club Championship

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Sunday BrunchWGA Championship

CHCC Club Championship


9-10 am



Family Night BuffetJunior Tennis Clinic:

5 pmSMGA Closing Breakfast

& Superball



Friendly Fridays Halloween Buffet

Halloween Kids Club 5:30 - 9 pm

Halloween Adult Party9 PM - 12 AM

Shot of the Week Clinic: 9-10 am


Cardio Tennis: 10-11:30 am


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Other Activities

Tennis Activities

Golf Events

For Children

Sunday BrunchFall Festival

1-4 PM

Golf & Dining ClosedInaugural Menatl Health of

America OutingLadies 2.5 / 3.0 Clinic:

9-10 am



WGA Closing DayHALLOWEEN Spooky Clinic

Family Night BuffetJunior Tennis Clinic: 5 pm

Dining is available Tuesday through Sunday. Lunch salad bar buffet: 11 AM - 2 PM, Tuesday - FridaySunday Brunch: 10 am - 2 PM 13

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