Experience the Motion of Music

Dance Lessonsat your Club with instructors Diane Klassen & Jay Groelz

Join us for this exciting opportunity to learn three classic ballroom style dances. Diane

Klassen and dance partner, Jay Groelz, will be teaching three sessions featuring dances

SwingFox TrotWaltz

Participate at your own comfort level. Dance lessons are a great way to prepare for

the Presidents Ball coming in October!See page 3 for more information.

Inside this Issue:

Upcoming Events.......................pgs. 2-3

Sharing the Experience..................pg. 4

Membership News..........................pg. 5

Pool & Tennis News........................pg. 6

Golf News........................................pgs. 7-12

Event Photos........................................pg. 13

Special Moments.........................pgs. 14-15

At-A-Glance Calendar.......................pg. 20

Sept.-Oct. Calendar.............................insert

LABOR DAY BUFFETMonday, September 5th

5:00 - 7:30PM

Forget cooking at home! Excite those taste buds with this special

Labor Day Slider Buffet! Enjoy

*Pulled Pork Slider Sandwiches

*Chicken Slider Sandwiches

*Metts & Bratwursts

*Seafood Salad *Pasta Salad

*Garden Fresh Tomato Basil Salad

*Condiment & Topping Tray

*Ice Cream Treats

Adults: $15 inclusiveKids (7-12): $6.99 inclusive

6 & Under: FREE

Buffet is included with Labor Day Scramble Tournament

GRANDPARENTS DAY BRUNCHSunday, September 11th ~ 11:00AM - 2:00PMWith “Exploring Your Family Tree” brought to

us by the Hastings Public Library

Celebrate your family with your Lochland family! Invite your grandchildren or Grandma & Grandpa to join you for this year’s

celebration of National Grandparents Day. Enjoy a fabulous brunch, complimentary family photos, and “Exploring Your

Family Tree” with Hastings Public Library representatives in the McDonald Room. Brunch will include:

*Quiche Lorraine *Seafood Lasagna *Eggs Benedict

*Chicken Tortellini with Gorgonzola Alfredo & Fresh Marinara

*Biscuits & Gravy *Bacon & Sausage *Omelets

*Tomato Pie *Pasta Salad *Fresh Greens

*Waffles with Fresh Fruit Toppings *Cakes & Pies

Adults: $13.99++ / Kids (7-12): $6.99++ / 6 & Under: FREE

Pick up your colorable invitations to send Grandma & Grandpa at the Club or ask your server next time you come in to dine!

FINAL POOLSIDE GRILL NIGHTSunday, September 4th ~ 5:30 - 8:00PM

What’s better than not having to cook at the end of your week-end? Bring the family out for a “hot off the grill” meal!

Adult Hot Dog Meal = $7.99++Adult Burger or Grilled Chicken Sandwich Meal = $9.99++

Kid’s Hot Dog or Burger Meal = $4.99++

All meals come with a choice of french fries, onion rings, or frings, and an ice cream treat! Toppings include sauteed

onions, bacon, mushrooms, lettuce, tomato, pickle, onions, Swiss cheese and American cheese. Not a bad deal!

CELEBRITY CHEFFriday, September 30th

7:00PM

Mark your calendars now for the September Celebrity Chef evening!

The evening will be hosted by Celebrity Chef Member couples & friends. The evening will include

a gourmet meal with unique menu items and paired wines. Watch your mail and email inbox for more info.

ADOPT-A-GRANDPARENTSunday, September 18th ~ 2:00 - 3:00PM @ Homestead Assisted Living

Make someone’s day special and adopt a grandparent with your family or individually. Participants are from Homestead Assisted Living. Visit with your Adopted Grandparent for an afternoon and play Bingo, create a craft project, putt for prizes and enjoy snacks. Adopt your Grandparent by choosing a leaf from

the Adoption Tree in the front entryway. Call Danielle at 402-462-4151 if you have questions.

BALLROOM DANCE LESSONS Thursday, September 15thThursday, September 22ndThursday, September 29th

7:00 - 8:30PM

Dust off those dancing shoes! In preparation for the Presidents Ball on Saturday, October 15th, dance lessons will be offered at your club! If

you’ve never stepped foot on a ballroom dance floor or just want to brush up on your moves - sign up today for dance lessons. Instructors

Diane Klassen & Jay Groelz will be teaching the Fox Trot, Swing and the Waltz during three ses-

sions in September. Half an hour will be spent on each dance style at each session, so come to one or come to all sessions! Participate at your own

comfort level.

$15 per couple per session

Payment will need to be made directly to Diane Klassen. Spots are limited so call

402-462-4151 to sign up today!

Are you ready for some football?!

HUSKER FOOTBALL GAMESCome watch your Huskers take on the Big 10

Conference! All televised games will be shown at your club! Check out this year’s schedule:

Saturday, September 3rd ~ 2:30PM vs. Tennessee @ Chattanooga ~ Media TBA

Saturday, September 10th ~ 6:00PMvs. Fresno State ~ Media TBA

Saturday, September 17th ~ 2:30PMvs. Washington ~ Televised on ABC

Saturday, September 24th ~ 5:30PM@ Wyoming ~ Televised on Versus HD

Saturday, October 1st ~ 7:00PM@ Wisconsin ~ Televised on ABC/ESPN/ESPN 2

Saturday, October 8th ~ 7:00PMvs. Ohio State ~ Televised on ABC/ESPN/ESPN 2

Saturday, October 22nd ~ 2:30PM @ Minnesota ~ Televised on ABC

Saturday, October 29thvs. Michigan State ~ Media TBA

RIDE the HUSKER PARTY BUS from YOUR CLUB! Call to sign up today! Price will be $20-25 per

person depending on number. This will be the final time we try the Husker Bus, so sign up today by calling 402-462-4151. We will need at

least 30 people to go.

HUSKER GAME DAY SPECIALS:

Buckets of Domestic Beers6 Beers = $20 inclusive

Micro Brew Beers$2++

Drink Menu Specials$3++

Yes, they’re back and better than ever!

SEPTEMBER FAMILY NIGHTSTuesday, September 13thTuesday, September 20thTuesday, September 27th

5:30 - 8:00PM

Family Nights are back and we think you’ll love our new Family Night menus! During September

we will feature:

Seafood Salad & Daily Soup

Oriental Beef Salad & Daily Soup

and Fish Sticks & Chips for the kids with an Ice Cream Triple Treat to top it off!

Adults: $10.99++ / Kids (7-12): $5.99++6 & Under: FREE

Jeff and I joined Lochland late in 2009. Our initial motive for joining was not only for the golfing, but for the wonderful social atmo-sphere. I am a little timid by nature, and don’t know a lot of people in Hastings. Since joining Lochland, I’ve met many fellow members, and have made a lot of new friends. Staff and members are very warm and inviting, and always encourage fel-

low members to participate in events. And there are so many events to take advantage of! I love the couple’s golf, and the many other activities make it a truly fun place to socialize.

Jeff has been an active golfer for several years, and loves the opportunity to golf on such a beautiful, challenging course as Lochland on a regular basis. I’d never golfed before we joined, so I was a little skittish about getting out there! But it only took one time on the course to realize there was nothing to be self-conscious about. Hank and the staff made me feel very comfortable and I am slowly learning the game. As 1 of my “new friends” advised me, I need to work that “new golfer” thing as long as I can! I was persuaded to join women’s league last year, and had a blast! No pressure—just enjoyed the game! And learned a lot. Since I’ve started golfing more, we have golfed at some of the other clubs around the state, and none compare to the beauty and opportu-

nities that Lochland provides. We’ve compared our membership to friends’ at other courses around, and we truly feel we have the best deal. As our job has us traveling the state, we find ourselves talking golf with many colleagues, and they all know of Lochland and its great reputation. We’re proud to be mem-bers. I’ve enjoyed the opportunity to play tennis also with friends. As with all amenities here, it’s so enjoy-able to play on such well-kept courts. Since we are “empty-nesters” now, we find our-selves dining more frequently at the course, and we both LOVE the ever-changing menu! There is such a broad range, making frequent dining, and even week-day lunches affordable, but yet enjoy the luxu-ries of the aged beef and fresh seafood on occasion! It’s so nice to have a place to entertain guests and business associates.

This is the first year I’ve taken advantage of the pool, and frequented it often! It’s great entertain-ment not only for kids, but for adults as well. I just need to get Jeff out there to try the water volleyball yet!

There are so many more activities that I am not able to participate in because of that thing we all call “work”, but having them available is great! All the staff go above the call of duty to satisfy even the smallest request! I am so happy that we joined, and look forward to many more years of enjoyment!

Coming in October & November

FALL/WINTER HOLIDAY ENTERTAINING SERIES Tuesday, October 4th * Tuesday, October 25th * Tuesday, November 15th

Classes will begin at 7:00PM

From holiday decor to cooking, come learn from our holiday entertaining professionals how you can make your holiday party unforgettable! Topics will include table settings, decor, appetizers, entrees,

wine pairings, and desserts. Watch your October Forecast for more information.

Juanita HastingsGuest Writer

Help us share the club at the September

LUNCH ‘n LEARN: Insuring a Healthy Future Tuesday, September 27th ~ 9:00AM

Join us for coffee and rolls at 9:00AM followed by Insurance & Medical professionals speaking on “Insuring your Healthy Future.” Lunch will

be served at 12:30PM with a complimentary round of golf after. Non-members invited! $25

Danielle Wagoner Membership &

Comm. Director

Dear Lochland Family ~

With refreshing fall-like days becoming more regular and the count down tocollege football in its final stages, I reflect back onto all of the seasons of the club. I have now been with Lochland for 4.5 years. These short years have flown by for me and with my work with the Archive Committee, they seem like such a small blip on the radar of Lochland History - and they truly are! Our Club has a very rich his-tory - a history and culture that gives us the firm foundation upon which our Club now stands. Many of our current members created this history, giving us the op-portunities we see today. With the busy hustle and bustle of everyday life we forget to look back and acknowledge that without what these people did 50 years ago, we wouldn’t have the club that we do now. This can be attributed to our fabulous membership. We have great members; many of our members have been dedicated to Lochland for 40 or more years! Now that’s not such a small blip on the Lochland history radar.

Over the past few years, we have been collecting current items that mark our jour-ney at the club. It became very evident that something needed to be done to preserve and share this history with our Lochland Family. In January, a small group of members joined me in taking on the task of Archiving and preserving the history of our Club. We found some really great photos and scrapbooks from the 60s and 70s and then again from the 90s. Much of this work can be attributed to the Charter Members of Lochland, as well as the Ladies’ Golf Association - THANK YOU! These items will be used as the cornerstone of the archive.

Although we’ve got a great start, we still need help! This is where our members come into play. A good number of Charter Members are still with the Club and a lot of our younger members are part of a long family history in the club. If you or your fam-ily members have any items, articles, or photos that you would like to share or donate to the club, please contact me or any of our Archive Committee Members.

We look forward to creating quarterly historic displays in the new year as well as a featured showcase at the Presidents Ball in October of 2011. An unveiling of the Presidents Wall will also take place the evening of the Ball. The Archive Committee has done a TON of work and I thank you very much!

Archive Committee Members: Jack Crowley * Mary Jo Emmons * Anne Fairbanks * Tom Jorgenson

Marcella Krieger * Charles Landgraf * Marilyn Nielsen * Marge Smith * Sally Smith

FIND ME!

Find this exact picture some-where in this

newsletter (not on the front page)

for a chance to win wine or a

locker! Email its location to daniel-leb@lochlandcc.com or send us a personal message on Facebook. We

will draw our winner at the end

of September.August Winner: Jason Conant

TREASURE CHESTKids 12 & under - bring in

any piece of homework that you earned an A on and get to choose a reward from the

Lochland Treasure Chest!

TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS Men’s Singles Championship

Sunday, September 11th ~ 8AM

Men’s & Women’s Doubles Championships

Sunday, September 18th ~ 8AM

Men’s & Women’s Mixed Doubles Championship

Sunday, October 2nd ~ 4PMCourtside Cookout following

Call Eric at 308-380-9257 to sign up today!Day-of registration is allowed but not

preferred. Please enter at least one week before the tournament. Random draws.

COURTSIDE COOKOUTSunday, October 2nd

Approximately 6:00PM

We’ve had a great tennis season at the Club this year! Join us to finish it off right and celebrate our champions at the Courtside

Cookout. Players, guests and spectators are welcome to attend the meal.

Cookout will include:

*Grilled Chicken Breasts

*Hot Dogs

*Hamburgers

*Condiments & Toppings

*Fresh Tomatoes & Balsamic Vinaigrette

*Relish Tray with Cheeses

*Cookies & Brownies

Adults: $15 inclusiveKids (7-12): $6.99++

6 & Under: FREECall 402-462-4151 to reserve your spot.

CONGRATULATIONS ERIC HOLMES!

Eric, Tennis Director, is recently engaged to Emily Carlson. Eric proposed at the golf course in Grant, Nebraska, Emily’s home-town. He asked for her hand

in marriage on the same hole that she shot a hole-in-one on when she was in high school.

Congratulations to Eric & Emily from LCC!

Friday, September 2nd...........5PM to 8PM

Saturday, September 3rd.......1PM to 8PM

Sunday, September 4th..........1PM to 8PM

Monday, Setpember 5th.........1PM to 8PM

POOL CLOSED for SEASON - September 5

End of Season Pool Hours

Private Tennis Lessons?Call Eric at 308-380-9257

FALL TENNIS SCHEDULE:Tuesdays

Women’s Open Court............................7 - 9 PM

Wednesdays Men’s Open Court....................................7 - 9PM

Sundays (2nd & 4th) Mixed Doubles Open Court.......................4PM

Scheduled Open Courts will conclude at the end of September

AUGUST BEER & WINE TASTING on the COURSE

Hank McFarlandHead Golf

Professional

Junior Golf…the lifeblood of our Club The 2011 Junior Golf Program at Lochland Country Club remains as one of our cornerstones in growing the game of golf. In the All Sports Program alone, we have increased participation from 43 in our first year (2005) to 118 this year. We use SNAG golf equipment, which makes it easier, safer and more fun for our youngest camp participants. We also separate the camp into two 1-week camps, which keeps the kids fresh and excited about learning. We are excited that the word has “gotten out” about this great program, and we will continually make adjustments to the program as it grows. As a club, we MUST support Junior Golf…the kids that are growing up on the golf course now will be our future members of tomorrow, and we have to give them all the attention they deserve.

More important than our increases in numbers, I am really pleased with the eti-quette and sense of fair play our youngsters are learning. We run our juniors through a video series on Golf Etiquette, and we test them over the Rules of Golf, etiquette, and safety. We supply our juniors with “kid-ap-propriate” versions of the Rules of Golf, and we request all of our juniors to take their Rules/Etiquette/Safety tests home to Mom and Dad to test THEM over the rules. In addition, I am getting reports from adult mem-bers that our Juniors are letting the adults “play through”. I am excited that our Juniors are getting excited about golf, but more importantly, I am pleased that they are picking up on the rules and sportsmanship of this great game.

How, and why should I make a tee time?

Tee time intervals are set to account for the time it takes a golfer to hit both his/her first and second

shots. Because of this, if you have a 1:00 tee time and show up at 1:05, you have just delayed the rest of

the members who have tee times behind you. That is why we call up the 1:09 time if the 1:00 group has

not checked in. So…even if you are only going to play a quick 3 or 4 holes, please call us on your cell phone so that we may operate our tee sheet in the most effi-cient manner. In addition, if we know who has been

invited to play , we will have your clubs ready on a cart for you when you arrive! When calling out for a tee time, please give us the names of everyone in

your group. This insures that everyone’s bag is ready to go upon member arrival.

September Golf Shop HoursMonday Course/Practice Facilities open at 3PM. Golf Shop closes at 7PM*

Tues-Fri Course/Practice Facilities open at 8AM Golf Shop closes at 7PM*

Sat/Sun Course/Practice Facilities open at 7:30AM Golf Shop closes at 7PM*

*Even though the Golf Shop is closed, there will be Golf Staff available until dark to rent carts and get clubs out

of Club Storage.

October Golf Shop Hours§Monday Course/Practice Facilities open at 3PM Golf Shop closes at 6PM*

Tues-Fri Course/Practice Facilities open at 9AM Golf Shop closes at 6PM*

Sat/Sun Course/Practice Facilities open at 8:30AM Golf Shop closes at 6PM*

§In the event of inclement weather at this time of the season, we may close the golf Shop early. Please call us at 462-8783 to make sure we are open before coming out to the Golf Course. *Even though the Golf Shop is closed, there will be Golf Staff avail-able until dark to rent carts and get clubs out of Club Storage.

How can I get my child to get good at golf?

I cannot count the number of times I have been asked this question, and the answer is al-ways the same…BRING YOUR CHILDREN OUT TO THE CLUB AND PLAY AS A FAMILY IN THE EVENINGS AND ON WEEKENDS. Kids grow-

ing up in a golfing family, regardless of the ability of the parents, have a far better chance

of succeeding in golf. Kids whose parents love the game, will also grow up to love the game. There are so many different activities for kids these days, and far too often families get caught up in traveling “All-Star” baseball,

basketball, volleyball, etc. If your son or daugh-ter plays on a traveling “All-Star” baseball team

and they have a game in Lincoln, you will spend the whole day on the road and spend a small fortune on gas and meal expenses. Since

there are 12 kids on the team, everyone gets to play, so your son or daughter may only play 3-4 innings. If you really take an honest look at it, you have spent a whole day (and lots of money) to watch your son or daughter (from metal bleachers) play a combined 30 minutes of baseball. Would it not be better to spend 2

hours WITH your children enjoying one of life’s greatest games on one of the best golf courses

in the state of Nebraska? After playing golf, you could sit down with your family and have a wonderful meal at the best restaurant in the

Tri-Cities, ALL IN ONE PLACE AND ALL TO-GETHER AS A FAMILY!

Golf, takes a considerable amount of time to learn; however, it is an avenue to promote

family togetherness. So, if you really want your children to learn and enjoy golf as a LIFETIME sport, bring them out to the club in the eve-

nings after school...you and your children will be glad you did.

Should I post my golf score if I don’t

play a full round???The answer to this question is YES!!! By USGA rules, a golfer MUST post an 18 hole score if he or she plays at least 13 holes, and a golfer MUST post a 9 hole score if he or she plays at least 7 holes. Here is how it works:

Example: A player with a Course Handicap of 30 stops

playing after 15 holes due to darkness. Hole #16 (a par 4) has the 16th lowest handicap rating, hole #17 (a par 4) has the 2nd lowest handicap rating, and Hole #18 (a par 5) has the 8th lowest handicap rating. The golfer will report a 5 on hole #16 (par plus one handicap stroke), a 6 on hole #17 (par plus two handicap strokes) and a 7 on #18 (par plus two handicap strokes).

How did we figure out how many handicap strokes our golfer received? Remember his handicap was 30. This means he would get one stroke on all 18 holes, plus one more stroke on the hardest 12 holes on the golf course (18 + 12 = 30). Since hole #16 only had the 16th lowest handicap rating, our golfer would only get 1 stroke in-stead of 2.

The same process would follow if our golfer had to quit after hole #7 when he was only going to play 9 holes.

What happens if I pick up on a hole?The USGA tells us we still must post a score for any hole that where we pick up. What we must do in this instance is to record the most likely score we would have achieved.

Here’s how it works:Example: Our 30 handicap golfer is playing on Wednes-day Men’s League and his 2nd shot on hole #15 is sit-ting on the green 25 feet away from the hole. His group is a hole behind, and there is a team waiting on #15 tee. His partner holes out from the bunker for a natural birdie, which is good enough to win the hole. Our golfer SHOULD pick up his ball and record a 4. Why? Because it is reasonable to assume that he could 2 putt from 25 feet at least 50% of the time. If his second shot ended up 2 feet from the hole, he SHOULD pick up and record a 3, because it is reasonable to assume that he could hole a 2 foot putt at least 50% of the time. Please note, however, the player should only pick up IF HIS SCORE IS NOT GO-ING TO COUNT IN THE MATCH.

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SEPTEMBER GOLF EVENTSThu 9/1 Ladies’ 2-Person, 3-3-3 Stagette; 5:30PMMon 9/5 Labor Day 3-Couple Florida Scramble; 1:30PM ShotgunTue 9/6 No Ladies’ Day Today; Course/practice areas closed until 3PMWed 9/7 Men’s Fall League (MFL); 2 Man Scramble; 5PM Shot.Thu 9/8 Ladies’ 4-Person Fall Scramble; 5:30PM; Dinner following golfMon 9/12 CCC Foundation Pro-Am; 10AM; HHS Girls’ Dual; 4:30PMTue 9/13 Ladies’ Day; 9AM ShotgunWed 9/14 MFL; 1 Net Best Ball of 2; 5PM ShotgunThu 9/15 HHS Girls’ Invite; 10AMFri 9/16 Men’s September “Pink Lady” Stag; 2:30PM Shot.Tue 9/20 Ladies’ Day; 9AM Shotgun; Flag Prizes todayWed 9/21 MFL; 5PM Shotgun; 2 Man ShambleThu 9/22 HC Men’s Fall Invite; 11AMFri 9/23 Hastings College Legacy Tournament; Tue 9/27 Ladies’ Day; 9AM Shotgun; 3-Lady ScrambleWed 9/28 Final MFL; 5PM Shotgun; 2-Man Scotch EventFri 9/30 HC Women’s Invite; 10AM Tue 10/4 Girls’ Class A4 Districts; 10AMThu 10/6 GPAC Men’s Golf Conference Championship; 10AMSat 10/15 Fall Finish, 1-Person Scramble; 2PM; $15/person

2011 JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

RESULTSBoys 10-11 (9 holes)

1st Place Jack Shardelow 108/96=204

Boys 12-13 (9 holes)

1st Place Brady Conant 54/61=115

2nd Place Jack Thompson 62/64=126

3rd Place Nathan Starr 64/63=127

Girls 12-13 (9 holes)

1st Place Elyse Keller 56/67=123

2nd Place Baylee Beirow 91/86=177

Boys 14-16 (18 holes)

1st Place Erik Marble 78/79=157

2nd Place Josh Hinrichs 80/79=159

3rd Place Tom Skoch 76/85=161

Club Championship & Player’s Cup Point Standings on next page...

Attention all Ladies: Have you signed up for the Ladies’ 3-3-3 Stagette?

LADIES’ 3-3-3 STAGETTEThursday, September 1st ~ 5:30PM

What: 2-Lady, 3 Holes of Scramble, 3 Holesof Best Ball and 3 Holes of Scotch

Cost: Free for LTEG golfers, and only $5 for non-LTEG golfers. (No Dinner tonight)

Signup: You will sign up as a team of 2 ladies. You may make your own group of 2, 2-lady teams, or we can try to

pair you up with another 2-Lady team.

Please join your fellow lady golfers in the

LADIES’ FALL 4-PERSON SCRAMBLE

Thursday, September 8th at 5:30PMThis fun, low cost 9-hole event is designed to get ladies who

do not play much golf out on the course with ladies who play regularly. Here are the details:

What: 9-hole, 4-Lady Regular Scramble

Cost: $26 for golf, dinner and cart

Rules: Regular Scramble

Signup: You may sign up as a team of 4, oryou may sign up as an individual and we will try to pair you with other individuals if available. We strongly encourage you to invite another member who has not played much

golf this season!

LABOR DAY 3 COUPLE “FLORIDA” SCRAMBLEMonday, September 5th ~ 1:30PM Shotgun

Sign up today next to the Player’s Lounge for the Labor Day 3 Couple “Florida” Scramble scheduled for

Monday, September 5th at 1:30PM. Due to the popularity of the Couples’ Nite Out “Florida” Scramble, we have changed the format from alternate shot to this exciting format. In the Florida Scramble, all players tee off and the best shot is selected. Everyone EXCEPT the person whose shot was selected hits the next shot. This is continued until the ball is on the green, then all players putt. So, all 6 players hit the tee shot, 5 players play from the fairway/rough, and then all 6 players putt. Cost is only $40 per couple (does not include carts) and includes a meal after golf. Due to the popularity of this event, carts will be limited, so

sign up early! If you are bringing guests, please have them provide us with their handicaps and the cor-rect spelling of their names as soon as possible so that we may print cart cards and scoreboards with the

correct information!

2011 LOCHLAND PLAYER’S CLUB POINT STANDINGSBelow are the current point standings for the 2011 LPC. With 2 events remaining,

Murray Wilson has a 2 point lead over BJ Katzberg and Bob DeWitt. AS A REMINDER, THE WINNER OF THE LOCHLAND PLAYER’S CUP WINS A CUSTOM-FIT SET

OF STEEL SHAFTED PING G15 IRONS!!!May Stag June Stag July Stag Sept. Stag Club Ch. Fall Finish Total Pts.

1 Wilson, Murray 5 2 10 5 22

2 Katzberg, BJ 10 10 20

3 DeWitt, Bob 10 10 20

4 Essex, Troy 5 10 15

5 Smith, Jon 5 2 5 12

6 Wilson, Bob 10 2 12

7 Parkinson, Jerry 10 10

8 Weeks, Ryan 10 10

9 Butler, MIke 10 10

10 Fike, Ken 10 10

11 Jenkins, Tom 10 10

12 Mooers, Bruce 10 10

13 Moyer, Craig 10 10

14 Poppe, Steve 5 2 7

15 Boyd, Mike 5 5

16 Essex, Chip 5 5

16 Long, Dave 5 5

17 Conant, Jason 5 5

18 Biggs, Bill 2 2 4

19 Moore, Jack 2 2 4

20 Ballou, Barry 2 2

21 Larson, Jack 2 2

GOOD LUCK IN THE SEPTEMBER STAG AND THE FALL FINISH, AND THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING IN THE 2011 LPC!!!

WHY SHOULD YOU SHOP AT LOCHLAND?1. Pricing – with your 20% Member Discount, our prices on most items are better than what you can find on the Internet or at major discount retailers!

2. Professional Club Fitting – we fit you on the range. . . not in a net where you can’t see the ball flight!

3. Service after the sale – having problems with your new purchase? Bring it in to us and we will help. You cannot do that on eBAY!

4. Ownership – You, as a Lochland Member own your own Golf Shop!!!

PACE of PLAY…We are spoiled here at Lochland Country Club…most 4-player rounds of golf are played in about 3 ½ hours. This is not at all typical at most golf courses, where 5 to 5 ½ hour rounds can be expected; HOWEVER, there are some things you can do to help eliminate “wasted” minutes on the course. Here are just a few:

1. Go to your own ball. If you are in a cart, the driver should drop the passenger off at his/her ball and then proceed immediately to his/her ball. If you are the passenger, take 3 or 4 clubs with you to make sure you have the right one for the shot. There will be plenty of time for your group to chit chat on the green or next tee, so do not waste time by going to each other’s ball .

2. Play “Ready Golf”. Forget about honors. If you are ready, hit your ball. Take less time deliberating on your shot…you should know what club you are going to hit when you are 10 yards from your ball.

3. Take only 1 (or 0) practice swings. You will not “learn” anything from a “practice”swing…the thousands of balls you have already hit over the years have already determined what your next swing is going to be like. If you need to relax your forearms, just waggle the club a little bit.

4. Write your scores down on the next hole. Do not sit in your cart next to the green and calculate your team match and scores…wait until you get to the next tee box.

5. When you have putted out on a hole, go to the next tee and hit…do NOT wait for everyone in your 4-some to putt.

6. Quit marking those 2 footers…just step up, aim at the center of the hole and ram it in…I promise you will make more short putts. Julius Boros once said that he would make 99 out of 100 two foot putts, WHETHER OR NOT HE TOOK HIS TIME Is up to YOU!!!

Championship FlightClub Champion Troy Essex 73/73=146

2nd Place Jon Smith 74/73=147

3rd Place Jim Rash 78/70=148

President’s Flight1st Place Bob DeWitt 76/78=154

2nd Place Murray Wilson 76/82=158

3rd Place Bill Biggs 80/79=159

First Flight1st Place* Larry Zabloudil 81/79=160

2nd Place Greg Hoelck 77/83=160

3rd Place Bob Wilson 81/81=162

*Won playoff

Second Flight1st Place Tom Jenkins 79/87=166

2nd Place Bob Morris 88/88=176

3rd Place Jack Moore 85/92=177

Third Flight1st Low Gross Mike Butler 94/89=183

1st Low Net Chad Hinrichs 78/73=151

Senior Flight1st Low Gross Ken Fike 78/77=155

1st Low Net Bruce Mooers 66/70=136

CLUB GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

RESULTS

SYMPHONY on the GREEN

SPECIAL INTEREST CAR SHOW

Deb AdamsCorey AndersonDan AndersonGary Anderson

Jenson AndersonJordan AshbyTom BalfourMarla BiggsJulie Bohlen

Maranda BonifasLogan Bowen

Meredith BrandtLinda BrownTony Bykerk

Allyson ChaconColby CollinsJason Conant

Nicholas ConantKaylin Cook

Katherine CreighJudy Crowley

Noah DalyJoyce DaneQuinn Davis

Jeanette DewaltBob DeWittKaren Doerr

Chase EgglestonAustin Engel

Chris EschJeremy Evans

Thomas FauschKen FikeJill Fish

Jane FooteRichard Fruehling

Brandi GanatraJordan Kaye Graviette

Daniel HardenJulie Hein

Addysen HermesKaitlyn Herold

Kristi HimmelbergLauren Hinrichs

Bill HitesmanNeal Hoff

Michael HoganJeffrey Howard

Noel HrnchirRobby Hrnchir

Maryjo HuebnerJody Jacobi

Berkley JacobitzDeanna January

Alyssa JanzenJane Johnson

Matthew KarloffChloe Katzberg

Clare KellerElyse KellerKim Kern

Ryan Kern

James KerrJerrold Kerr

Brenda KnappBen Kohler

Kristina KohlerPeter Konen

Carmyn Krabel Hannah Krabel

Luke KrabelTammy KriegerJohn Kryzsko

Jeff KullyJake Landgren

Tim LebsackLisa Lemek

Addie LieskeAva Lieske

Monica Lloyd Lycinda McDaniel

Thomas MollerJane Moyer

Townsend MoyerDennis Mullen

Michelle NealonBreanna NeetLauren Neet

Sydney NiemeyerPeggy NobleKyle OakesonMary OlsenJake Parker

Merlin RathmanChad ReichsteinLuke Rodriguez

Braden RuttJeff SchneiderVirginia Sealey

Diane ShardelowJack Shardelow

Lucy SkochVirginia Skoch

Bob SmithPaul Smith

Bob SondagSandra Spady

Rebecca SpadyJohn Starr

Steve TurnerChase UdenSusan Uridil

Alec VanSkiverTodd VanSkiver

Drake VorderstrasseMichael Walenz

Anne-Marie WatleyBrian Winfield

Victoria WinfieldBrennan Witte

Dale YostMichael Ziemba

Vicki, Aaron & Larry RouseMcKenzie Pavelka Payton Sullivan

Submit your Special Moments to Danielle by email, danielleb@lochlandcc.com or give her a call at

402-462-4151. Re-quest a copy!

SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS

Jeremy & Gretchen Anderson

Charles & Jane BauerRay & Sherri Bonifas

Tim & Trish BoydSteve & Carol Craig

Bob & Charlene DeWittTom & Kim Dinsdale

Todd & Genesa DzingleBob & Joanne FooteDavid & Pat Gartner

Dan & Julia GernsteinDonnell & Betty HulmeDonald & Lois HultineEric & Racquel HunsleyPeter & Marcia Konen

Peter & Pamela Lainson

Dennis & Marlene MullenRick & Roxanne NelsonJerry & Judy Parkinson

Bob & Dee PoppeMatthew & Jennifer

SchlachterRick & Shanna SchnaseRick & Connie Sheehy

Michael & Nancy SpadyNorris & Joan SwanLeRoy & Jean Thom

William & Sherry WeltonPhilip & Jacqueline

WernerBrad & Amy White

Josh Yost & Amy Skalka

Bud & Nikki Synhorst Beth Wissing & Kathy Hoff Gavin Raitt & Paige Landell

Mary & Jerry SeilerJulia Foote & Ed LockwoodChris & Amanda Thom

Congratulations to Roy & Lucy Neneman on the birth of their

new granddaughter Adelaide Grace Weller!

TREASURE CHESTKids 12 & under - bring in

any piece of homework that you earned an A on and get to choose a reward from the

Lochland Treasure Chest!

SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES

If your birthday or anniversary has been left off of this list or the Daily Email, please contact Danielle at 402-462-4151 or danielleb@lochlandcc.com.

Gretchen Esch ~ President

Dan Anderson ~ Vice Pres.

Roger Glen ~ Treasurer

Karen Dielman ~ Secretary

Ardyce Bohlke ~ Director

Gary Hedman ~ Director

and Imm. Past President

David Brandt ~ Director

Jay Landell ~ Director

Doug Pauley ~ Director

Thank you for serving your club!

CLUB CONTACT INFORMATIONClubhouse: 402.462.4151Golf Shop: 402.462.8783Maintenance Shop: 402.463.2133Swimming Pool: 402.462.4153Website: www.lochlandcc.comGolf Shop Fax: 402.462.8701Clubhouse Fax: 402.462.2684

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MANAGEMENT TEAM & STAFF

General Manager: Scott Shardelow, CCMsshardelow@lochlandcc.com

402.462.4151

Office Manager: Denise Hitchcockoffice@lochlandcc.com

402.462.4151

Executive Assistant: Marge Ormsbymarge@lochlandcc.com

402.462.4151

Clubhouse Manager: John Collinsjcollins@lochlandcc.com

402.462.4151

Golf Course Superintendent: Craig Fergusonferg@lochlandcc.com

402.463.2133

Executive Chef: Zach Chingrenzach@lochlandcc.com

402.462.4151

Head Golf Professional: Hank McFarlandhank@lochlandcc.com

402.462.8783

Comm./Membership Dir.: Danielle Wagonerdanielleb@lochlandcc.com

402.462.4151

Lochland Country ClubP.O. Box 1011Hastings, NE 68902-1011

Current Resident or

PRSRT STDUS POSTAGE

PAIDHastings, NE

Permit No. 326

AT-A-GLANCEHelp us serve you better, please make reservations for lunch, dinner, and upcoming events.

SEPTEMBER:

Clubhouse Hours:Lunch - Tues thru Sat 11AM to 5PM

Dinner - Tues thru Thurs 5:30 to 9PMDinner - Fri & Sat 5:30 to 9:30PM

Player’s Lounge Hours:Tues thur Thurs 11AM to 9PM

Fri & Sat 11AM to 9:30PM

Beverage Cart Hours:Thru Labor Day - regular hoursWednesdays 5:45PM to dusk

Thursdays 5:45PM to dusk

Thurs 9/1Fri 9/2Sat 9/3Sun 9/4

Mon 9/5

Tues 9/6

Wed 9/7

Thurs 9/8

Ladies’ Fall 3-3-3 Stagette 5:30PMPool Open 5-8PMPool Open 1-8PMPool Open 1-8PMPoolside Grill Night 5:30-8PMPool Open 1-8PM3-Couple Scramble 1:30PMLabor Day Buffet 5-7:30PMClubhouse ClosedNO Ladies’ Day GolfCourse Open 3PMLadies’ Open Court 7PM(every Tues. following)

Course Open 3PMMen’s Fall League 5PM(every Wed. following)

Men’s Open Court 7PM(every Wed. following)

Card Club 8PM(every Wed. following)

Bridge 12:30PM

Ladies’ 4-Person Scramble 5:30PMDinner Following GolfGrandparents Day Brunch 11AM-2PMMen’s Tennis Singles Champ. 8AMMixed Doubles 4PMLadies’ Day Golf 9AM(every Tues. following)

Family Night 5:30-8PM(every Tues. following)

Dance Lessons 7-8:30PMMen’s September Stag 2:30PMAdopt-A-Grandparent 2PMDoubles Tennis Champ. 8AMBridge 12:30PMDance Lessons 7-8:30PMHC Legacy Weekend TournamentMixed Tennis Doubles 4PMLunch ‘n Learn @ Lochland 9AMDance Lessons 7-8:30PMCelebrity Chef

Thurs 9/8

Sun 9/11

Tues 9/13

Thurs 9/15Fri 9/16Sun 9/18

Thurs 9/22Fri 9/23

Sun 9/25Tues 9/27Thurs 9/29Fri 9/30