Jan-Feb 2020 Berkeley Experience

Jan/Feb 2020

IN OUR BACKYARD FOR THE VALENTINES MAKING A DIFFERENCE 2020 USGA CHAMPIONSHIP

FROM THE CLUBHOUSE As we usher in the New Year, I am again reminded of what a special community we call home at Berkeley Hall.

In this issue, we wanted to showcase the extraordinary natural beauty of our Lowcountry setting, and no one captures it more exquisitely than member/ photographer Elizabeth Angelone, whose cover art and photography on page 5 offers us an inside view.

January brings a full roster of member events from our BHCF’s annual Member Mingle to a special Great Gatsby evening, and a spirited Name That Tune game night. In February, it’s the Valentine’s Dinner Dance, Latin Night, and an evening with Napa’s Arietta Winery.

As we embark on the new year, the Club looks forward to the 2020 Women’s Mid-Am Championship, August 27September 3. As host site, Berkeley Hall is working closely with the USGA and our Championship Committees to finalize logistics and provide a memorable experience for all involved. Find out more and learn how you can take part on pages 14-15.

Berkeley Hall golfers enjoy play yearround and we’ve rolled out our 2020-21 events here. When it comes to signature tournaments, three stand out as headliners, the Berkeley Cup, Member-Member, and Berkeley Classic. Sign-up early, these fill up quickly.

Our new Jump Start golf program debuts in January, and you can read all about it in this issue, along with our featured Q&A with Berkeley Hall’s Krista Dunton, with excerpts from her recent interview with Executive Golfer magazine.

In the Fitness Center, we have an exciting lineup of racquet sports clinics and fitness classes. Get in gear for the new year and give our new cycling class a spin.

Cheers to 2020! I look forward to enjoying the new year at Berkeley Hall with all of you. Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me directly at amorris@berkeleyhallclub.com or 843.815.8488.

Kindest Regards,

3 Golf Cottages 4 Community News 6 BH Charitable Foundation 8 Member Events 11 Community Clubs 12 Golf Corner 14 2020 USGA Championship 16 Q&A with Krista Dunton

17 Learning Center 18 Golf Maintenance 19 Member Photos 21 Spa & Fitness 22 Racquet Sports 23 Annual Turkey Trot Winners

Adrian General Manager & Chief Operating Officer

experience experts: Leigh Ann Weldon & Katie Avila

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requesting an employee nomination form from Becky Conn, Director of Human Resources.

Leigh Ann Weldon (featured with Adam Kushner, Director of Golf) serves as a Golf Shop Assistant, and has also assisted the Concierge Services team. She can be counted on to greet you with a warm comment and always exudes the highest of professionalism.

Katie Avila (featured with Ed Romano, Executive Clubhouse Manager) serves on the food and beverage team. She has proven to be a committed member of our team and we thank her for her exemplary service.

Gordon & Nancy Kuhn Villanova, PA Richard & Kathleen Kunz Overland Park, KS Michael & Cynthia Oler Columbia, MD Vince & Caroline Pavone Richland, MI

golf cottages

Includes a romantic dinner for two, champagne and chocolate-covered strawberries upon arrival in your cottage. A two-night minimum stay is required. We can help you make it more special! Call concierge services for dining reservations, spa services and any luxury amenities including flowers, charcuterie boards and more.

Romance Package starts at $348 per night.

For members only! Enjoy two rounds of golf for a one-night golf getaway with your friends, book a cottage, and receive 20% off dining! Perfectly suited for nonequity members who want to enjoy a one-night golf stay at the club. One Night Stay & Play Member Package begins at $399 for members, rate is based on double occupancy.

COTTAGE RATES

LOW SEASON January & December HIGH SEASON February-November

Low High

1BR Master Suite

$190 $225

2 BR/2BA Town Suite, Kitchen, Living Room, Patio

$426 $475

3 BR/3BA Master + Town Suite, Kitchen, Living Room, Patio $480 $575 4BR/4BA Full Cottage, Kitchen, Living Room, Patio

$575 $700

Rates do not include sales and accommodations tax of 11% & if applicable, a daily $25 non-member fee. Cottage Rate does not include Golf Rate. Daily tidy service may be arranged. Fee schedule is available upon request. 2-Night Minimum Stay Required. Please contact Concierge Services at 843.815.8494 for reservations and additional information. *72-hours advance Cancellation required to avoid full charge.

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Kayne hoecht

Director of Community Grounds

community news

he diversity and abundance of birds in the

Lowcountry offers us unique opportunities to

enjoy our environment. Our state offers habitat

for birds in our mountainous areas all the way to

the coast, providing for the 375 bird species recorded in South Carolina.

Many types of waterfowl migrate to our area to feed and escape the cold of the north. These birds can be seen in great numbers throughout the ACE Basin and nearby Savannah Wildlife Refuge. Frequently seen are green-winged teal, lesser scaup, ruddy duck, among many others.

The Lowcountry supports a winter home for many coastal birds.

These birds each have unique survival tactics that are more pronounced and dramatic than many other types of birds. Some of these unique adaptations are easy to see by the appearance

ARB Update

2019 brought an active year of construction for Berkeley Hall.

Since January of 2019, 18 new homes have been submitted for review by the ARB and 14 homes are currently under construction.

Berkeley Hall is currently at 61% build-out.

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of their feet, legs, beaks, and camouflage. These attributes can be seen in action, if you are in the right place at the right time and patient enough to observe these amazing animals in their natural environment.

We are also fortunate to be in a corridor for “neotropical migratory birds” such as warblers, vireos, thrushes, tanagers, flycatchers, and orioles. These birds spend the summers breeding in the U.S. and Canada and winter in Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean. Some neotropical birds travel for up to four months and more than 6,000-miles, one way.

Springtime is a perfect time to observe these birds passing through our area as they travel back north to their breeding grounds.

Bald Eagles, owls, hawks, falcons, and vultures can all be frequently seen living happily within Berkeley Hall.

It’s easy to promote a welcoming habitat in your own backyard; with bird-friendly landscapes that include native plants, supplemental food sources, and a water source. Landscape plant varieties can also play a large role in attracting the eight varieties of South Carolina hummingbirds to your property. Watching these birds in their natural habitat is an excellent way to enjoy the outdoors, understand our complex ecosystems, and appreciate all the Lowcountry has to offer.

Beach Club Membership at Westin Resort & Spa The Westin Hilton Head Island Resort & Spa offers a limited number of beach club memberships to Berkeley Hall Club members. Enjoy this oceanfront resort through February 28, 2021, along with access to their private beach, use of beach towels, parking privileges at the hotel and a 15% discount at Splash poolside deck restaurant. A limited number of daily passes are available for $35

per day. Blackout dates and some holidays apply. For details contact Concierge Services: 843.815.8494.

Elizabeth Angelone, Berkeley Hall member/photographer captures the unspoiled beauty of our Lowcountry setting.

Elizabeth’s work casts an intimate view of our “local life.” You can see more of her images on Instagram at Elizabeth_Angelone_Photography or on her website, ElizabethAngelonePhotography.com.

A quiet time for a morning drink, Roseate Spoonbills grace our waters with their lovely pink hues.

Wading through golden marshes at low tide with painterly pink shades as wandering contrasts, we feel fortunate to catch a glimpse.

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THURSDAY, JAN 23 | 5PM

Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation

Thanks to the Berkeley Hall community’s extraordinary generosity, the Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation has raised over $1.4 million for Lowcountry charities since its inception in 2008. Each year, monies raised at the annual event fund the following year's grant cycle. This past December, BHCF approved $245,000 in grants to fund 24 projects for 20 non-profits, that will have a considerable impact on improving the lives of many Bluffton residents.

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oin us for our annual Member Mingle event on Thursday, January 23 at 5pm to honor the BHCF 2019 grant recipients and give heartfelt thanks for the generosity of our membership that made these grants possible. Please RSVP on the BHC online events calendar so we can accommodate all attendees.

Thank you, Berkeley Hall members, for your continued compassion, concern, and generosity!

2019 Grant Recipients: Backpack Buddies of Bluffton, Bluffton Self Help, Bluffton-Jasper County Volunteers in Medicine, Boys and Girls Club of Bluffton, Boys and Girls Club/Family Promise Collab., Child Abuse Prevention Assoc., The Children’s Center, Deep Well, Family Promise, Heroes on Horseback, Hopeful Horizons, The Literacy Center, Lowcountry Autism, Lowcountry Legal Volunteers, Meals on Wheels, Memory Matters, Pregnancy Center of the Lowcountry, Programs for Exceptional People, Second Helpings, and Vantage Point Foundation.

Meet your Berkeley Hall Charitable Foundation Grant Committee – this hardworking

group, chaired by Mary Lou Bacik, are very active in their role which encompasses far more than granting.

There is a great deal of research, ongoing involvement and review that goes hand-in-hand with the considerable deliberation and rigorous application standards each grant applicant must meet prior to grant approval.

Here, Mary Lou and long-time committee member Margaret Norris give us a better idea of the process and what our grant-making means to the greater Bluffton community.

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Grant Committee Members from left: Susan Basile, Rick Hansen, Mary Lou Bacik, Margaret Norris, Bill Hershberger, Julie Schoenberger. Not featured: Steve Austen, Mary Kay Minsker, Jane Moyer

BHC: The impact of BHCF grantmaking to local charities has been far-reaching, tell us more: MLB: This is the fourth grant cycle I have had the privilege of working on, with other members of the Grant Committee. Our funding moves through the Bluffton community, offering a safety net for families and individuals who might otherwise be unable to remain self-supporting.

BHCF grants have helped the most vulnerable in Bluffton, including those that need medical care, additional resources to feed their families, as well as supporting mental health, and those at risk from abusive situations. We support adult literacy, tuition assistance for children of Bluffton’s working poor, respite care for caregivers, and assistance for low income families to obtain legal services.

BHC: What is the process for finalizing grants?

MLB: The BHCF grant application is posted to the Berkeley Hall website each June, so 501c3s can download the form and submit by August 15. Once all the applications are in, each grantee is visited by at least two members of the Grant Committee, who then return back to inform all the committee members about the project that funds are being applied for. If further questions arise, as they often do with a new grantee, additional visits are made. Then the committee votes to fund deserving projects.

BHC: The follow-up process has been very rewarding; can you share a few examples?

MN: Grantees provide two follow-up reports; a semi-annual report to show how the money is being spent, and a final report on how the money has been spent. The follow-up is so rewarding because you get to see how it’s helping.

The charities are hugely grateful. They couldn’t do what they do otherwise. I’m so impressed with the people who work there, their patience and knowledge. At the Boys and Girls Club, they know the name of every child, it’s remarkable. At Hopeful Horizons, they make families feel safe. Their outside playground was one of our first grants. This year the Lowcountry Autism Foundation was new to us. These families meet obstacles every day that are hard to imagine.

MLB: All of us on the committee have come to know members of different charities and the projects they are trying to fund. We see the results in families who succeed in educating their children, in organizations that keep children and parents safe from abusive situations, in the successful placement of families in better, safer housing. We see teenagers become better citizens of their communities.

I want to recognize the work of the committee and specifically the work of Pat Jackson Valentino and Leslie Lawson, our two past Grant Committee Chairs. Their focus and forward thinking have moved our grant process to a new level, their commitment to the mission of “helping Bluffton’s most vulnerable” has been inspiring to all of us who have worked with them.

BHC: How has the Grant Process evolved over the years?

MN: It’s grown tougher as grant requests continue to grow, fortunately our fundraising arm has done such a good job so we are able to provide the help that’s so badly needed. The reason we started out with the mission to help the most vulnerable people is because we thought that was a mission everyone could get behind, and they do. I wish everyone could do a stint on the committee. Volunteers find you get far more out of it than you give.

When it comes to making a difference, the Charitable Foundation really does.

The work we’re able to do will benefit all of our grantees’ and the people they serve for many years to come.

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SATURDAY, JAN 25 | 6-9PM

Join us for a Great Gatsby evening of mingling with friends on Saturday, January 25 from 6-9pm.

Enjoy fine dining and dancing to the music of “the roaring 20’s” for a night to remember.

Everyone’s invited to “dress the part” and reimagine the lifestyle of F. Scott Fitzgerald's famed millionaire Jay Gatsby and socialite Daisy Buchanan, for a wonderfully fun evening at the Club. $49 Inclusive of Tax & Service Fee Mixed Grille | Member Charge Bar Optional Gatsby-inspired attire

THURSDAY, JAN 30 | 6-9PM

Be prepared to Name That Tune on Thursday, January 30 in the Mixed Grille.

Based on the classic hit game show, this is an evening of all-out fun as we team up to name those tunes!

You’ll be surprised at the range of your repertoire and DJ Alan Palchak makes it easy to have a good time and enjoy the musical hits we all love. Enjoy a casual, pasta buffet bar, and then let the games begin!

Pasta Buffet | 6pm Dinner 7-9pm Game Begins $36 Inclusive of Tax & Service Fee Mixed Grille | Club Casual

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FRIDAY, FEB 14 | 6PM

Love is in the air, as we enjoy a very special evening at our Valentine’s Dinner Dance on Friday, February 14.

Valentine’s cocktails start the evening on the right note, followed by a love-inspiring three-course menu and live music with Bobby Alvarez & The Super Naturals.

If Music be the Food of Love, Play On…Romantic favorites and popular songs of the heart are sure to get everyone on the dance floor, so here’s your chance to dance the night away!

Our grand Valentine’s Day threecourse menu is completed by wonderfully decadent desserts.

Whether you’re planning an intimate evening for two, or putting together a Valentine's dinner party, Berkeley Hall has a very special evening planned for you.

6pm Cocktails | 6:30pm Dinner Member Charge Bar $100 Inclusive of Tax & Service Fee Country Club Attire

SATURDAY, FEB 22 | 6-9PM

little music, a lot of dancing, Latin night will get you moving on February 22 from 6-9pm in the Mixed Grille.

Enjoy Latin-inspired dining and a great night with a fun party-vibe and live music. It’s hard to stay in your seat when that Latin music starts to turn up the heat, so get ready to move to a different beat and enjoy Latin Night at the Club.

$75 Inclusive of Tax & Service Fee Mixed Grille | Club Casual Member Charge Bar

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TUESDAY, FEB 25 | 6PM

oin us for a night of wine complemented by fine dining with Arietta Winery on Tuesday, February 25 at 6pm.

From the heart of Napa Valley’s wine country, Arietta wines are characterized by their European influences and wonderful aromatics. Proprietors Fritz and Caren Hatton continue in the tradition they began as original founders along with longtime Napa winemaker John Kongsgaard.

Arietta’s renowned "On the White Keys" white wine is a blend of hillside Sauvignon Blanc and old vine Semillon, fermented and aged for nine months in a combination of new and second-use oak and stainless-steel barrels. The label incorporates the manuscript of the

Arietta movement from Beethoven's last piano sonata, Opus 111. The key to the name "On the White Keys" is the melody of the Arietta theme, which is played in its entirety on the white keys of the piano.

This evening will also feature Arietta’s Red Wine H Block Hudson Vineyards, Arietta's flagship blend of Cabernet Franc and Merlot along with the exquisite Arietta Quartet, a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot from carefully chosen vineyard blocks in the Napa Valley.

Exquisite wines with well-paired courses

by Chef McAllister make this an evening to be savored. $114 Inclusive of Tax & Service Fee Mixed Grille | Member Charge Bar

Looking to expand your wine collection?

Join the Berkeley Hall Wine Club and learn more about exclusive member wine offerings. Just take a few moments to share your wine profile and palate with us, and we’ll be happy to procure your wines as well as help you discover new ones.

Simply complete our Wine Club form, located under the Dining and Social tab “All Things Culinary” on the member website.

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Printed Monthly Event Schedules are available at the Concierge Desk.

afternoon hand, foot & elbow

Every Monday at 1pm | Ladies Locker Room Lessons will be given to anyone not familiar with the game. There is no need to sign up – just plan on attending. If you have playing cards, please bring them. Please contact Evalyn Lyons or Susan Yahn by email at elyons149@gmail.com|spyahn@gmail.com

EVENING hand, foot & elbow

Every Wednesday at 6:45pm | Mixed Grille Experienced players are welcome to join the fun. If you would like to participate in the Wednesday night game, please contact Marsha Levin at 843.757.2801, or marslev@aol.com.

AFTERNOON Mah Jongg

Every Friday at 2pm | Ladies Locker Room Players of all skill levels are welcome. If you would like to learn to play the game or would like to participate in the afternoon game, please contact Connie Wedel at 843.706.7284, or cmwedel@gmail.com.

EVENING Mah Jongg

Every Tuesday at 7pm | Ladies Locker Room Players of all skill levels are welcome.

If you would like to learn to play the game or would like to participate in the Tuesday night game, please contact Teresa Gannon at 843.706.2219, or Tggabby@aol.com.

Art Class with margi hershey

10:30am | Ladies Locker Room Check Event Calendar for dates Instruction followed by Lunch Lunch: Individual charge, a la carte menu. $55 per class. Limit 6 per class. Sign-up online or with concierge. 843.815.8494

Ladies’ Bridge

Every Wednesday at 1pm | Ladies’ Locker Room All Members and their guests are welcome.

The group plays four-hand rubber bridge, and cards and tallies are provided. For more info, please call Haila Wilson at 843.757.1777 or email hailawilson@gmail.com.

Every Thursday at 2pm | Ladies’ Locker Room All Members and their guests are welcome.

For more details please email Sandra Griffin at sandragriffin48@gmail.com.

LADIES BIBLE STUDY

Every Tuesday at 3pm | Ladies Locker Room All Members are welcome. For details, please contact Angie McGeorge at 843.707.6141, or bhallmcgeorge@gmail.com, or Susie Sutton at 406.670.7900 or ssutton57@gmail.com.

MEN’s BIBLE STUDY

Every Wednesday at 3:30pm | Fazio Room All Members are welcome. For details, email Hal Sutton: halsutton1@gmail.com or contact Don McGeorge: dmcgeorge@hargray.com.

BARBER SERVICES

Friday 1-3:30pm | Saturdays 11:30am-2:30pm Men’s Locker Room Ken Browning offers professional barber services. Call 912.441.6855 to make an appointment. Haircut: $17

TAILOR SERVICES

By Appointment Only | Men’s Locker Room Javier Velaquez offers professional tailor services. For details call Javier at 843.321.0213.

NOTARY SERVICES

It was a festive night at BHC’s December Book Club gathering! Interested in joining Book Club? Contact Wendy Hansen: hansenwendyj@gmail.com

Need a document notarized? Notary Services are available at the Concierge Desk (843.815.8494), by Wendy Wagner, ARB Administrator (843.815.8443), and by Brandy Ayers, Office Manager (843.815.8414), who are commissioned by the State of S.C. to perform this function.

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“A Secret History” by Donna Tartt Jan 6 | Ladies Locker Room | 3pm Donna Tartt, winner of the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for her most recent novel, “The Goldfinch,” established herself as a major talent with “The Secret History,” which has become a contemporary classic.

Under the influence of their charismatic classics’ professor, a group of clever, eccentric misfits at an elite New England college discover a way of thinking and living that is a world away from the humdrum existence of their contemporaries. But when they go beyond the boundaries of normal morality their lives are changed profoundly and forever, and they discover how hard it can be to truly live and how easy it is to kill. Review: Amazon “Washington’s Lady” by Nancy Moser Feb 3 | Ladies Locker Room | 3pm Known for moving first-person novels of Nannerl Mozart, Jane Austen, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Nancy Moser now brings to life the loves and trials of the first lady of the United States.

When a dapper, young George Washington comes into her life, Martha Custis is a young widow with two young children. Their love and loyalty toward each other, and the new nation they fight for, lasts a lifetime and is an inspiration even now, after 250 years. “Washington's Lady” was a Christy Awards finalist.

Review: GoodReads

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JANUARY 23 BHCF Member Mingle JANUARY 25 Great Gatsby Affair JANUARY 30 Name That Tune Game Night FEBRUARY 14 Valentine's Dinner Dance FEBRUARY 22 Latin Night FEBRUARY 25 Arietta Wine Dinner BerkeleyHallClub JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020

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adam kushner | Director of Golf

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2020 MAJOR GOLF EVENTS

n 2019, the weather got us off to a pretty rocky start, but I would say that like the weather, golf at Berkeley Hall rebounded very well. We had a very busy spring, capped off by a tremendously successful Charity Cup in May. In July, we celebrated the 20th and final playing of the Players Amateur. The Players Am field consisted of five Walker Cup participants, a new course record, and an incredible come-from-behind victory with Spencer Ralston’s final round 63. After an early hurricane scare, the fall turned out to be

pretty nice. We set new records for the Berkeley Classic and Ladies’ Invitational and the Club Challenge sold out once again.

Although 2019 was an exciting year, I am certain 2020 will be even better. We will kick off the Season with the Berkeley Cup at the end of February and then March and April will be jam-packed until we close down the South Course for re-grassing.

We hope that everyone will come out and support the Mixed Member-Member and Member-Member throughout the spring.

President’s Cup Season Long Chairman’s Cup Season Long Nine & Wine February 9 Men's Day February 12 Berkeley Cup ​​​​​​​​February 27-29 Mixed Member-Member (Four-ball)​​​​ March 13-14 Member-Member​​​​​​​ March 22-23 Men's Day March 18 Ladies’ One-Day Member-Guest​​​​​ March 26 Member-Member ​​​​​April 3-4 Masters Par 3 & Players Draft ​​​​​April 5 Men's Day April 22 Berkeley Hall Charity Cup ​​​​​​May 25

Also, Krista Dunton along with our team will be offering some new Golf Instructional programs.

Of course, we’re all excited to host the 2020 USGA Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship, August 27-September 3.

You can read all about it and how you can take part, in our featured article in this section.

I hope that everyone had a nice holiday season and is looking forward to 2020 as much as I am.

Nine & Wine ​​​​​​​July 3 North-South Challenge​​​​​​ October 3 Berkeley Classic​​​​​​​ October 15-17 Men's Day October 21 Nine & Wine October 31 The “HAIG” Two Day Member-Member ​​​November 6-7 Women’s Invitational​​​​​​ November 11-12 Club Championship/Senior CC November 20-21 Men's Day November 18 Club Challenge ​​​​​​​December 3-5 Men's Day ​​​​​​​December 10 2-Club Par 3 Challenge December 13

Tired of Yipping Your Chips and Pitches?

Do you struggle to make solid contact with your chip shots? Do you use a putter every chance that you get from off the green?

I will be conducting a four-week series that will help you understand why chipping and pitching are so difficult, and give you a technique to improve your confidence and eliminate your anxiety. The Chipping/ 12

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Pitching Clinics are limited to the first four members that sign up.

Wed, Feb 5 | 1-2pm Wed, Feb 12 | 1-2pm Wed, Feb 19 | 1-2pm Wed, Feb 26 | 1-2pm $200/member (includes all four sessions)

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TOURNAMENT RESULTS THE HAIG: Glenn Meyer & David Schaefer Jill Appel and Dee Skinner SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP: Ladies’ Club Champion: Camilla Burnett Ladies’ Senior Club Champion: Susie Sutton Ladies’ Super-Senior Champion: Lynn McQuay Men’s Club Champion: Paxton Scherger Men’s Senior Club Champion: Rich Forde Men’s Super-Senior Champion: Meredith Henry CLUB CHALLENGE: Glenn McAllister • Ed McCallister Ted Kukawski • Matt Jankowski

The #1 Roadmap to Track Your Journey towards shooting PAR (36) or better.

Join us for the intensive 8-week Operation 36 golf academy with Berkeley Hall’s Krista Dunton and Adam Kushner. The concept behind the eight-week program is to give a beginner golfer, intermediate golfer, or players returning to golf after a long layoff, an opportunity to jump start their golf journey.

To sign-up for Operation 36, email Krista Dunton at kdunton@me.com or Adam Kushner at akushner@berkeleyhallclub.com or contact the Golf Shop at 843.815.8444.

OPERATION 36 DATES: Feb. 3​​

11am-12pm

Mar. 4

11am-12pm

Feb. 5

11am-12pm

Mar. 11​​

11am-12pm

Feb. 10​​

1-3pm

Mar. 16

11am-12pm

Feb. 12 ​​11am-12pm

Mar. 18 ​​11am-1pm

Feb. 19 ​​11am-12pm

Mar. 25

11am-12pm

Feb. 24​​

Mar. 30​​

11am-12pm

April 1​​

12-2pm

11am-12pm

Feb. 26 ​​11am-1pm Mar. 2

L to R: Scott Jankowski, Glenn McAllister, Matt Kukawski, Ed McAllister

CHAIRMAN MATCH PLAY: Art Arns & Brian Hayden PRESIDENT’S CUP MATCH PLAY: Ladies’: Irene Miller Men: Brett Williams

MEMBER LESSON RATES: (Based on 1 hour lessons)

Krista Dunton: $130 Adam Kushner: $100 Assistant Pros: $90

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Policy Reminders for 2020: As the weather changes throughout the year, we often see different golf styles brought to life. From sweatshirts in the winter to short shorts in the summer, I just want to remind all of our members about Berkeley Hall’s golf attire policy.

13.5.1.1. Men: Shirts with collars, turtlenecks or mock collars and sleeves must be worn at all times. Slacks or golf shorts must be worn. Cargo shorts, tank tops, t-shirts, cut-offs, denim pants, denim shorts, sweat pants, bathing suits, or other athletic shorts are not permitted. Hats must be worn with bill facing forward. Shirts must be tucked in at all times.

13.5.1.2. Women: Dresses, skirts, shorts, slacks, golf shorts and blouses must be worn. Halter tops, t-shirts, bathing suits, sweat pants, cut-offs, denim pants, racer backs, denim shorts, athletic shorts, denim skirts, or short shorts are not permitted.

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AMONG THE BEST FEMALE AMATEURS AGE 25+

2020 USGA CHAMPIONSHIP AUG 27-SEPT 3

As host site for the 2020 Women’s Mid-Am Championship, Berkeley Hall is working closely with the USGA and our Championship Committees to finalize logistics and provide a memorable experience for all involved.

We are excited to see this level of play come to Berkeley Hall.

It’s a pinnacle distinction that places us among the premier courses in the nation.

VOLUNTEERS: On the Golf Course – Scoring & Spotting

– Adam Kushner, Director of Golf & Championship Director

Registration & Player Hospitality

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Host Housing Take part – and volunteer! Members can get involved with scoring and spotting, as well as registration and player hospitality. In addition to club members, volunteers from the Low Country Women's Assoc. and Hilton Head Senior Golfers will come onboard and the USGA will bring in experienced volunteers from all over the country.

SUPPORTERS: Local & National Corporate Support is now underway. (Textron, Wells Fargo, GoGo WiFi, among others) USGA provides substantial support, as part of our contract.

Join Club Members who have already provided contributions & commitments.

Photo courtesy of USGA/Russell Kirk

A Clubhouse Plaque will recognize our Member supporters, at various levels. Benefits to include free guest rounds.

All Contributions are tax deductible, and will be placed through the Carolinas Golf Foundation.

FACTS: The 34th U.S. Women’s MidAmateur will be the club’s 3rd USGA championship, and first since hosting both the Men’s and Women’s USGA State Team Championships in 2005.

The USGA, formed in 1894, is the governing body responsible for administering the Rules of Golf, and oversees several prestigious championships.

Open to female amateurs aged 25 and older with a USGA Handicap

Index not to exceed 9.4. Field features the top 132 players who prevailed at qualifying sites across the country to compete in two rounds of stroke play, after which the field is cut to the lowest 64 scorers for match play.

I’m excited to work with members, our excellent staff and the USGA to showcase Berkeley Hall to the best women amateur golfers in the country! I believe this is another great way to spread the message of what an outstanding club we are.

JOIN US: Learn how you can provide support at various levels: Contact Adam Kushner, Director of Golf at akushner@berkeleyhallclub.com, Rich Forde, Championship General Chairman at richardforde@comcast.net or Marc Dulude, Championship Finance Committee Chair at mdulude@gmail.com.

ONLINE FORM: Coming in February - Find our online Volunteer Form, located on the member website Golf tab, under USGA 2020 Championship at BerkeleyHallClub.com.

– Rich Forde, Championship General Chairman

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BERKELEY HALL GOLF

WITH KRISTA DUNTON

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s Director of Golf Instruction at Berkeley Hall’s Learning Center, Krista is widely recognized as one of the best teachers in the game. A former LPGA “National Teacher of the Year,” Krista holds the distinction of being listed multiple times as a “Top 100 Instructor” and “Top 100 Teachers in America” by Golf Magazine and Golf Digest. Recently interviewed by Executive Golfer magazine, below are a few insights into her winning approach, which will be featured in their upcoming issue.

what the person is capable of doing physically to change their movement pattern; and emotionally and mentally what is the most effective way for me to communicate to them so the change is easy to implement.

BHC: What’s the Secret to being a Top 100 Instructor?

This allows me to customize information specifically to each student. Being a great communicator is also important, because teaching is about developing relationships. The difference between a good and a great teacher is that ability to take lots of complex information and simplify and individualize it for the student. The best teachers I have ever watched say the least and get the most results. Our job is to make it easy on the student.

KD: I think what makes me a good teacher is my passion.

I look at each lesson like somewhat of a puzzle. It’s a multi-step process, I diagnose ball flight and impact, and understand what the club is doing to the ball to make it fly a certain way. Then I have to understand what the student is doing to the club to make it influence the ball.

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KD: Outstanding diagnostic skills, thanks to my mentor Jim Hardy. Also, knowledge of basic biomechanics and what a player’s body is capable of achieving, which I learned from nationally renowned golf instructor Mike Adams, aka the “Swing Dr.”

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Director of Golf Instruction

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SPECIALTY CLINICS WITH KRISTA

When it comes to golf instruction, Berkeley Hall’s Krista Dunton is top in her field and can show you how to get the most out of your game.

NEW 2020 JUMP START PROGRAM! Jump-Start Your Game with this new program aimed at improving not just your swing but your entire game. Focus on playing better golf and shooting lower scores!

Group classes are scheduled every Tuesday 11am-12pm and Thursday 10-11am & 1-2pm. Sessions include Driving, Iron Play, Wedge Shots, Putting, Mental Process, Strategy, Trouble shots, Course Management & Bunker Play.

Make a commitment to jump start your game with this two month program that will cover all skills necessary for playing better golf.

Monthly classes are geared for specific game improvement skills. The cost is $195 per month and you can take as many classes as you like. It is recommended 2 classes per week to allow enough time to practice. Minimum 8 people.

Tue, Jan 7 | 11:30am-1:30pm | Iron Play Thu, Jan 9 | 10am | Wedge Play Thu, Jan 9 | 1 pm | Putting Tue, Jan 14 | 11am | Bunkers Thu, Jan 16 | 10am | Drivers Thu, Jan 16 | 1pm | Iron Play Tue, Jan 21 | 11am | Bunkers Thu, Jan 16 | 11am | Mental Process...

Pre and Post Shot Routine Thu, Jan 24 | PGA show, make up will be Jan 31 Tue, Jan 28 | 11am | Shot Making/Scoring Thu, Jan 30 | 10am | Getting Up and Down Fri, Jan 31 | 10am | Managing Your Game

FULL SWING CLINICS

Tues, Jan 21 | 11am-1pm Mon, Feb 17 | 10am-12pm $75/pp Come learn specific tips and drills to help improve your ball striking and add distance to all your shots.

ON COURSE INSTRUCTION

Fri, Jan 31 | 12-2pm Wed, Feb 26 | 1-3pm Min. 3 People | Max. 6 people | $95/pp Come improve your golf game where it matters most…on the course. Learn strategies for managing yourself, your mind and your emotions. Learn specific technique for challenging shots that we all face on the course. Also learn better course management.

SHORT GAME CLINICS

All shots from 40 yards and in will be covered; chipping, pitching, bunkers. Lower your scores by improving your short game!

Thurs, Jan 17 | 12-2pm Wed, Jan 29 | 12-2pm Mon, Feb 10 | 10am-12pm Thurs, Feb 27 | 1-3pm

SUPERSPEED CLINIC

Time to pick up some speed and distance off the tee! Together with the proven industry leader in increasing club head speed, SuperSpeed Golf, our new 6-week program focuses on increasing swing speed and distance. Super Speed Golf is the #1 OverSpeed training aid in the world.

SUPERSPEED SET 6 Sessions: 30 min SuperSpeed Training 15 min Eldoa Exercises Starts: Mon, Jan 24- Mon, Feb. 24 Time: 1-2pm | Price: $350 (includes set of 3 Speed Sticks, retail value $200)

COMPLIMENTARY MEMBER CLINICS JANUARY

Fri, Jan 3: Add Distance to Your Driver Tue, Jan 7: Be a Great Putter Fri, Jan 10: Hybrids and Fairway Woods Tue, Jan 14: ​Hit Your Irons Solid Fri, Jan 17: 40-80 Yard Shots Tue, Jan 21: Chipping Fri, Jan 24: How to Practice to Take Your Game from Range to the Course Tue, Jan 28: Balance, Tempo and Timing Fri, Jan 31: Make More Short Putts

FEBRUARY

Tue, Feb 4: Pitching and Finesse Wedges Fri, Feb 7: How to Shape your Shots Tue, Feb 11: Bunkers Fri, Feb 14: Love your Sand Wedge!

Tue, Feb 18: Uneven Lies and Trouble Shots Fri, Feb 21: Fairway Woods and Driver Tue, Feb 25: Get Up and Down Fri, Feb 28: Challenging Lies and Shots

To sign up for any clinic call the Golf Shop at 843.815.8444; text Krista at 843.290.8714 or email kdunton@me.com.

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2020 LOOK AHEAD

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Director of Golf Course Maintenance

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e are looking forward to a successful and busy 2020 season, starting with enhancements to the South Course and to North Course practice area and native beds.

Once warmer temperatures arrive, re-grassing on the South Course fairway will begin in May. The scope of work includes the removal of two-inches of existing fairway playing surface, which will be replaced with two-inches of sand, followed by installation of Celebration Bermuda grass sprigs.

In conjunction with re-grassing, installation of the “Better Billy Bunker” drainage system on South Course fairway bunkers will complete the final phase of bunker renovation on both courses.

In September, the North-South Challenge will mark the re-opening of the South Course. In addition to re-grassing, the practice putting green at the Fazio Room will also be renovated in 2020. This will enlarge the putting green by 3,200 square feet and reduce the current amount of slope. This will result in a larger and more level putting surface creating more practice area and hole locations for members and lessons.

Finally, the North Course will begin to implement a long-term native bed restoration project. This will include removal of existing plant material that has become invasive. Our team will install a variety of sterile plants to avoid invasive growth in the future. Ornamental grasses such as Muhly Grass, and Miscanthus will be used along with Fan palms, and Dianella plants. The use of these plants will improve the golfing 18

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experience and assist maintenance in maintaining native beds more consistently.

Annual Bluegrass (Poa Annua) Over the past two years we have seen an increase in annual bluegrass population on the courses during the winter and spring golf seasons. Annual bluegrass is a common winter weed throughout the Southeast region that can grow in a range of environments, which makes it increasingly difficult to control. The seeds germinate multiple times in a growing season, and this weed is a resilient one which can survive when defoliated or trampled. With the lack of density in our Tifsport Bermuda fairways during the winter, annual bluegrass does not see a lot of competition from our turf. All these characteristics and factors make chemical control the primary mode of management.

According to the USGA, reports of herbicide resistance in annual bluegrass are greater than any other weed species commonly found in turfgrass. The resistance has become such an issue, a team of 16 university scientists have embarked on a $5.6 million dollar project, funded by the USDA to limit the impact of annual bluegrass in athletic, golf, lawn and turf sod farms.

In an effort to avoid resistance, the Berkeley Hall agronomy staff rotates applications of herbicides with different modes of actions and active ingredients; however, resistance is still occurring in some areas on both golf courses.

We have seen improvement from last year’s bluegrass development, due to an

accurate timing of pre-emergent herbicide (no rain delays) and an increased rate of herbicide on the first initial application. A second pre-emergent application will be applied this month.

While a few pockets of annual blue grass have occurred, it is being controlled with a combination of post emergent herbicide and manual weed removal.

2019 in Review As we look back on 2019, we’d like to recap our accomplishments including the successful completion of the Better Billy Bunker renovation on the North Course fairway; raised bunker floors for easier entry and exit; documented golf course operational standards; 95 percent of Juniper removal completed with 50 percent of new plant material in place; third year of North Course fairway sand topdressing was completed, with the application of a half-inch, totaling one inch over the past three years.

Taken together, these smart practices highlight our commitment to remain one of the premier private golf communities in the Southeast.

Follow us on Twitter Get the latest Golf Course news and agronomy updates by following us on Twitter @BHAgronomy.

Or check out my BHC Golf Corner Blog with convenient link access to my Twitter agronomy updates! It’s a great way to see what’s happening.

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Pamper yourself or that special someone with a special session or gift certificate to the Spa at Berkeley Hall!

RECEIVE 1 COMPLIMENTARY MASSAGE WHEN YOU PURCHASE 5 MASSAGES. Perfect Valentine’s Day gift!

Profound relaxation awaits you, with Hot Stone Massage, toxin-freeing Therapeutic Swedish Massage, and Deep Tissue Massage, designed for the active individual.

Discover our day spa and let us take you away for a bit, with luxurious and restful spa and facial treatments that restore your inner calm and serenity. By appointment.

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SPA & FITNESS CENTER

CYCLING CLASSGET IN GEAR! Two sessions offered: Wednesdays 8am & 8:30am Starting Wednesday, Jan. 8 Cycling class comes to Berkeley Hall: Get in full gear with great tunes and give this class a go!

Join us on Wednesdays at 8am or 8:30am with cycling instructor Nanette Faciszewski for a cardio workout that gets you moving while keeping impact on your joints to a minimum.

Indoor cycling has many benefits and it really amps up VO2 max (the rate oxygen is carried to the muscles), a sign the body is being pushed.

Work your quads, hamstrings, glutes, calves and core and help shed unwanted pounds, all while riding to the beat.

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Perfect fit – Tailor your ride to you: Adjust the seat to be even with your hip. Handlebars should be positioned to avoid neck and back strain. And strap or clip in the feet: The balls of the feet should rest on the center of the pedal and make sure they’re secure. We’ll help you get set-up just right, so your cycling experience is an optimal one! Reservations needed to reserve your bike. Sign-up at the Spa & Fitness Center or call 843.815.8985.

FITNESS CLASSES: BE YOUR BEST CLASS DAY TIME

HOST

Cycling

Tuesdays

8:00 am & 8:30 am

Nanette

Aqua Fitness

Wednesdays

9:30 am

Maureen

Gentle Fitness

Fridays

9:00 am

Trevor

Men's Stretch

Thursdays

7:00 am

Jade

Pilates

Mondays

9:00 am

Marylou

Sculpt and Tone

Mondays

10:15 am & 3:00 pm

Jodie

Stretch and Flow

Mondays

8:00 am

Susan

Tabata

Wednesdays

1:00 pm

Jodie

Yoga

Wednesdays

10:15 am

Emily

Zumba

Wednesdays 9:00 am & Saturdays

Patricia

When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, getting fit is always top of the list! Our Aqua Fitness class is designed to help you achieve those fitness and wellbeing goals well into the new year. Instructor Maureen Zimmerman is a certified aqua fitness instructor and has spent years formulating a class that works best for folks 55+ years old, that lets you work at your own pace, with a nice mix of movements. So, throw on a swimsuit and join us!

Classes are Wednesdays at 9:30am, beginning on Jan. 8.

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Racquet Sports at Berkeley Hall BHC Racquet Sports Professional

TENNIS | PICKLEBALL

Our Grand-Opening Pickleball Social served up a great time with a full-house

ROYCE SILVAN GEARS UP FOR 2020

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Berkeley Hall’s Racquet Sports Professional Royce Silvan is gearing up for 2020 on the courts. Royce brings a wealth of expertise, with over 20 years of experience as a Tennis Director and Head Professional, and as a PTR Certified Professional Rating and Tester, and Head Coach for Special Olympics, HHI. An NTRP 5.0 player, he played on the HHI Pro League from 2011-2017, champion 4 years. To sign up for racquet sports, call the Fitness Center at 843.815.8985.

TENNIS

PICKLEBALL

DID YOU KNOW?

On the Courts: Get involved with BHC's growing tennis program.

Here’s your chance to work on your game with Royce, a 5.0 PTR Certified Pro, with a full roster of fun and challenging clinics, drills and match play. Sign up at the Fitness Center 843.815.8985.

Get in the action – Berkeley Hall’s Pickleball program offers fun match play clinics with Coach Royce, with a mix of round robins, private sessions and fun social play.

Tennis balls are available for purchase from the Fitness Desk as well as loaner racquets.

Complimentary Cardio Tennis Clinic/Drills Mondays, 9-10am For all levels, women and men: These one-hour sessions are full of active drills that keep you moving, paced to fun, upbeat music.

One-On-One Sessions Pickleball play with one-on-one coaching by Royce, guaranteed to ramp up your skills. Never tried it, this is your chance to learn the rules, and some premier moves!

Complimentary Tennis Clinic/Drills Fridays, 9-10am For players, women and men, USTA level 3.0 - 4.0. Clinic offers stroke technique, drills with active footwork and doubles scenarios.

Work on your Doubles Game Create your own team and work on drills and match play, with group coaching by Royce.

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Round Robin Mix it up with one-hour round robins with Coach Royce, open to all players.

Complimentary Pickleball Clinic Wednesdays, 9-10am For women and men, intermediate and above: These one-hour sessions are full of competitive drills/play to keep you moving.

Complimentary Pickleball Beginners Intro Wednesdays, 10-10:30am For women and men at beginner level. Clinic offers easy introduction to the game of Pickleball and its rules.

RACQUET STRINGING & RE-GRIP $35 includes strings & new over grip $7 new replacement grip YEAR IN REVIEW: Tennis and Pickleball activity showed great growth and energy during 2019!

With a larger base of members playing regularly, Quarterly Social Events, Clinics, Weekly Play, Women's USTA team tennis, and Kids Summer Tennis/Pickleball Camps were all popular and well-attended programs.

Look for more in 2020!

TJ Rzasa, Winner Male Overall Runner

Lizzie Brunick, Winner Female Overall Runner

Paxton Scherger, Winner Katie Rzasa, Winner Male Runner 19 & Under Female Runner 19 & Under

We had a great turnout and lots of fun, with over 90 participants at Berkeley Hall’s annual Turkey Trot 5K, hosted by the Spa and Fitness Center on Thanksgiving Day. Congratulations to 13-year-old TJ Rzasa, who took First Prize for male “Overall Runner” with a time of 20:15. As members Joel and Pat Parrish’s grandson, he has been a frequent participant in Berkeley Hall 5Ks, and TJ was also the “Overall Runner” in our 2019 Fourth of July Firecracker 5K! Lizzie Brunick, our Turkey Trot female “Overall Runner,” came in fast as well at 25:18. And that is particularly fitting, as the granddaughter of Berkeley Hall members David and Petie DeBruyne. It was actually David

Sabrina Robers, Winner Female Runner 20-29

Jason Slocum, Winner Male Runner 30-39

who came up with the original idea to host a Turkey Trot at the Club, after attending a Turkey Trot on Hilton Head Island with our Spa & Fitness Director Derek Lemire back in 2003.

“My initial goal was to start something to create memories with family and friends. I wanted to start a tradition that people remembered and looked forward to. I believe that after all these years, we have done that!” – Derek Lemire, Spa & Fitness Center Director So, coming full circle is what our Turkey Trot is all about. As one of the Club’s most popular events, from the youngest participants to our most mature, there’s a place for everyone. See final results below:

2019 TURKEY TROT WINNERS SHOWCASE OVERALL RUNNER: Male: TJ Rzasa 20:15 Female: Lizzie Brunick 25:18 OVERALL BIKER: Male: Devon MacPherson 10:31 Female: n/a FUN RUN: Male: Owen Debrune Female: Bridget Brunick 19 & UNDER: Male: Paxton Scherger 20:18 Female: Katie Rzasa 26:44 20-29: Male: William Olsen 23:43 Female: Sabrina Rogers 30-39: Male: Jason Slocum 31:45 Female: Callie Slocum 30:30 40-49: Male: Nick Brunick: 22:46 Female: Kamela Johnson 26:40 50-59: Male: Shannon Chase 25:42 Female: Linda Hayen 27:06 60-69: Male: Mark Slocum 31:45 Female: Liz Dobler 34:21 70+: Male: Julian Angelone 35:06 Female: Christina Arquez JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020

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CONTACT INFO CLUBHOUSE Adrian Morris General Manager & COO Brandy Ayers Office Manager Becky Conn Director of Human Resources Bill Wilkins Director of Facilities Maintenance

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ACCOUNTING Berwick Drews CFO/Controller Jennifer Wheeler Member Billing

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ARB Wendy Wagner ARB Administrator

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MEMBER SERVICES Alex Madeiros Director of Sales & Marketing Anne Feldman Director of Communications

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HOURS OF OPERATION Clubhouse Dining

*Note: There will be no dining in either the Mixed Grille or Tap Room on Mondays. Light lunch fare will be served in both the Men’s and Ladies’ Locker Rooms. Please call Concierge Services at 843.815.8494 to make your reservations for Clubhouse Dining and all Special Events.

Tap Room

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Lunch Dinner Happy Hour

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Mixed Grille

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FOOD & BEVERAGE Edmund Romano 843.815.8948 Executive Clubhouse Manager eromano@berkeleyhallclub.com Kristi Adams 843.815.8960 Assistant Food & Beverage Manager kadams@berkeleyhallclub.com John McAllister 843.815.8433 Executive Chef jmcallister@berkeleyhallclub.com Mikaela La Plante 843.815.8493 Catering & Special Events Manager mlaplante@berkeleyhallclub.com CONCIERGE Alex Carranza 843.815.8422 Concierge & Cottage Services Manager acarranza@berkeleyhallclub.com Concierge Services 843.815.8494

GOLF Adam Kushner 843.815.8440 Director of Golf akushner@berkeleyhallclub.com The Golf Shop 843.815.8444 DINING FACILITIES Tap Room Men’s Locker Room

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GATEHOUSE/SECURITY David Murphy 843.815.8451 Director of Security dmurphy@berkeleyhallclub.com *For Guest Passes 843.815.8451 LEARNING CENTER 843.815.8446 Krista Dunton 843.290.8714 Director of Golf Instruction kdunton@berkeleyhallclub.com SPA & FITNESS 843.815.8985 Derek Lemire 843.815.8985 Spa & Fitness Director dlemire@berkeleyhallclub.com

Lunch Sunday Brunch Dinner

11am-4pm (Tuesday-Sunday) 6-8pm (Wednesday-Sunday) 5-7pm (Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday) 11am-3pm (Thursday and Sunday) 10am-4pm 6-8pm (Friday-Sunday)

Men’s and Ladies’ Locker Rooms Bar Service Lunch Fare

11am-6pm Daily 11am-3pm Daily

Berkeley Room

Available daily for private functions.

Tuscany Wine Room

Available daily for private functions.

Golf Shop

Daily 7:30am-5pm

Concierge Services

Monday-Saturday 8:30am-5pm Sunday 8:30am-4pm

Spa & Fitness Center

Monday-Friday 5am-7pm Weekend 6am-7pm

Learning Center

Daily 8am-5pm Private Instruction 8am-5pm Daily

River Park Open daily for your use. Contact Concierge Services for access to the locked containers for kayaking, fishing, crabbing equipment and life jackets.