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October 2017 / www.CountryClubofLandfall.com / Volume 28, Number 10

State Champions! 3rd place at Southerns

NOMINATING COMMITTEE Every November, the CCL Nominating Committee is tasked with the responsibility to identify the best candidates to replace those Board Members whose terms are ending. It is critical that we have the best leadership team in place to ensure the future success of the Country Club of Landfall. That said, we need our Members assistance in developing the best pool of potential candidates.

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The Board is responsible for CCL governance as it pertains to policy, finances, planning, strategy and the overall key functions of the Club. Serving on the Board is a commitment of oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s skills, time and leadership for a three-year term beginning May 2018. The Board meets monthly and its Members are usually assigned specific areas of responsibility. Additional meetings and time will be necessary to facilitate business and responsibilities. In accordance with the CCL By-Laws, the Nominating Committee will select one candidate for each of the four vacant positions for 2018, thus maintaining the full complement of 11 Board Members.

The 2017-2018 Nominating Committee is encouraging Members who are interested in serving on the Board of Directors to contact one of the Committee Members for a candidate application. We also welcome names of potentially strong leaders that Members would like to propose for consideration by the Committee. Our goal is to fully survey the leadership potential within all of CCL. All communications will be kept in the strictest confidence. In order to allow sufficient time for the Nominating Committee to complete the process in a timely manner, we would like to have all applications submitted on or before December 8, 2017. We appreciate your help in this important election process. Please contact the following Nominating Committee Members for an application:

Barry Burkholder, Chair

(910) 256-4982

bburkho828@aol.com

Marianne Bruni, Vice-Chair

(910) 239-9300

mariannebruni1@gmail.com

Jessica Spencer, Secretary

(410) 382-9336

jessica@episervices.com

Ralph Giannola (910) 509-9805 ragman98@yahoo.com Brent Moore (910) 679-4153 brentmo1948@gmail.com Roger Mott

(202) 236-6202

rogermott47@gmail.com

Mat White (910) 256-5067 pops@ec.rr.com

welcome our newest members

THOMAS & KATHLEEN BARBER 1109 Turnberry Lane Wilmington, NC 28405

RICHARD & ELIZABETH FLYE 2 Bay Street Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480

PATRICK COVER 7B Atlanta Street Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480

GARY & JOANNE RAINFORTH 1621 Landfall Drive Wilmington, NC 28405

GOLF OPERATIONS & PRO SHOP TEAM Bryce Chaffee, PGA Head Golf Professional

Peter Paul Golf Shop Assistant

Jason Cherry, PGA Director of Golf

Caleb Ridings, PGA Assistant Golf Professional

Daniel Fountain, PGA Golf Professional, Junior Golf Leader

Joey Sciotti Outside Operations Supervisor

Paige Greer Merchandising Assistant

John Whitaker Apprentice Assistant Professional

Greg Guman, PGA Director of Instruction

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THE SPORTS CENTER AT THE DYE WILL HAVE MODIFIED HOURS DURING THE LANDFALL TRADITION GOLF TOURNAMENT Thank you for your understanding as we prepare for the 16th Annual Landfall Tradition at the Dye. Given the volume of participation, our Sports Center Hours at the Dye will be limited. Please see Josh Case for guest passes during these days to utilize the facilities at the New Hanover Hospital Gym. Josh can be reached at 239-1876. On Thursday, October 26, the Dye Sports Center will be open until 10am. It will stay closed the remainder of that day and remain closed until 2 pm on Sunday, October 29.

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Food & Beverage hank you to all of the members that joined Chelsea and myself at the September Member Social. We enjoyed seeing new and familiar faces and as always, it was great to catch up and hear about your Summer. We look forward to seeing more of you over the next several months. Autumn weather is upon us and we are looking forward to enjoying the cooler nights at our upcoming Fall events. Mark your calendars for the Club’s Halloween Party on October 27 and the Oyster Roast on November 18. Make your reservations now, space is limited! Thanksgiving is right around the corner, did you know the Club historically serves close to 1,000 meals on this one day? Whether you’re eating here at the Club or placing your pickup order, let us cook for you! Don’t forget to book your holiday party! We would love to help you host a family dinner, holiday feast, business gathering and everything in-between. Rooms are filling up quickly, call today to secure your preferred date. Save the date for this year’s CCL Holiday Party, Thursday, December 21, more details to come.

first friday LIVE MUSIC VDR & GRILL ROOM

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 | 6:30pm

Lafage Wine Tasting WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4 LANDFALL BALLROOM, 6PM

healthy eating focus group If any Members are interested in joining a committee of people looking to get involved in sharing menu ideas for people with dietary needs/concerns, please contact Debbie MilkowskiCalifornia at debmilkocal@twc.com.

New Cart Cup Autumn Chicken Salad with toasted walnuts, apples & cranberries

Ste Michelle Estates Wine Dinner WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18 LANDFALL BALLROOM, 6:30PM

Snack Bar 1/2 soup & 1/2 sandwich

Sam Adams Seasonal Brew

Oktoberfest

Food & Beverage

LOBSTER NIGHT GRILL ROOM & VDR

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 Pre-order a 1¼ or 2lb lobster by Thursday, October 19 at 3pm

OYSTER ROAST

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 LANDFALL CLUBHOUSE BACK LAWN 36++

Come watch College Football while indulging in endless oysters SEAVIEW CRAB COMPANY FOOD TRUCK ONSITE

Passed Hors d’oeuvres Oyster Rockefeller Fried Oyster - Fresh Roasted Local Oysters - Gril ed BBQ Chicken Breast

- Boiled Sweet Corn on the Cob - Baked Potato Bar - Sliced Watermelon - Carolina Hush Puppies - Jalapeno-Cheddar Corn Bread

- Whipped Honey - Pumpkin Spiced Bread Pudding, - Cinnamon-Bourbon Crème Anglaise - Cookies

PARTY FRIDAY OCTOBER 27 GRILL ROOM & VDR | 7-11PM | $35++

LIVE MUSIC BY THE IMITATIONS Dance the night away to the Imitations or mingle with fellow members around the outdoor fire pits ADULTS ONLY HORS D’OEUVRE STATIONS

COSTUMES ENCOURAGED!

RSVP IN ADVANCE

Let the Club cook for you this Thanksgiving! Make your reservation or call now to place your pickup order.

Make Reservations 72 Hours In Advance, Space Is Limited

Golf he fall season is upon us which to many is a favorite time of year as it brings cooler crisp mornings, the lack of high humidity, and some great golfing conditions! The month of October will be a busy one for the golf operations team. We will start the month off with the Couples Club Championship on Sunday the 1st that has a fun and exciting format of modified alternate shot. This gives the tournament the nickname of the “Divorce J A S ON C HERRY Open!” The Men’s Member-Guest will take Director of Gol f place the 12-14th as we are slated to have a great field of 66 teams competing this year. Current plans are to be able to host the event on one course per day which will open the opposite course for normal member play so stay tuned for that formal announcement. The Ladies will host their annual “Solheim Cup” on the 19-20th and we will have our Parent-Child Championship on Sunday, the 22nd. This is a great event to get out and play a fun event with the Junior golfer of the family. We will conclude the month with the

“Landfall Tradition” Women’s Collegiate event on the 26-29th that will host 18 of the country’s top golf programs. This is a great spectator event with an opportunity to see some of the best collegiate female players in the country so make plans now to attend! Hopefully by now you have received a few editions of the new “Landfall Links” golf communication email! This is a new communication piece that I plan to send out bi-weekly that will be your most up to date news on what is happening in the golf operations at CCL. It will include info on upcoming tournaments, current course happenings, facilities schedules, merchandise spotlights, tournament results and much much more. If you are not receiving the “Landfall Links” and would like to, please email me at jason.cherry@countrycluboflandfall.com so I may add you to our distribution list. I would like to continue to remind all to please enter and exit the fairways at 90 degrees, sand your divots, repair ball marks, and please keep all four cart tires on the path when parking at the tees and greens. Also, with the busy and shorter daylight days, please remember to be respectful to your fellow members by canceling in advance any tee times that you will not be able to use.

2017 MEN’S SENIOR, SUPER-SENIOR & NET CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS Men’s Senior Club Championship Gross Score

SENIOR CLUB CHAMPION DON DETWEILER151 FLIGHT 1 1st - Don Detweiler 151 $80 2nd - Randy Naylor 152 $50 3rd - Steve Wilson 155 $30 FLIGHT 2 1st - Larry Rose 152 $80 2nd - Ken Johnson 162 $50 t3rd-Dennis Johnson 163 $15 t3rd- Dan Smith 163 $15.00 FLIGHT 3 1st - Ron Minson 157 $80 2nd- Rick Lamy 162 $50

FLIGHT 4 1st- Gus Franklin 170 $80 2nd- Jack Tierney 173 $50 3rd- Stan Cunningham 177 $30

Men’s Super-Senior Club Championship Gross Score

SUPER-SENIOR CLUB CHAMPION RON MINSON- 157

FLIGHT 1 1st- Ron Minson 157 $45 2nd- Dick Burton 160 $25 FLIGHT 2 1st- Eddie Biedenbach 172 $45 t2nd- Steve Euler 184 $12.50 t2nd- Gerry Paige 184 $12.50

MEMBER ACHIEVEMENTS One for the ages... as Tom Naylon on September 6, at the age of 86 shot two better than his age. Way to go! Speaking of shooting two better than your age...kudos go out to Jon Abbett as well. On September 7, he carded a round of 6 birdies

FLIGHT 3 1st- George Turner 207 $23

Men’s Net Club Championship Net Score

NET CLUB CHAMPION RON MINSON- 131 1st- Ron Minson 131 $175 t2nd- Ken Hines 136 $122.50 t2nd- Larry Rose 136 $122.50 4th- Jack Tierney 137 $80 5th- Gary Sherman 138 $65 6th- Stan Cunningham 139 $55 t7th- Gus Franklin 140 $42.50 t7th- Michael Wilson 140 $42.50 9th- Barry Bruggers 141 $35 t10th- Rick Lamy 142 $27.50 t10th- Mike Egan 142 $27.50

to only one bogey for a 67 on the Marsh-Ocean rotation. What a great round! On September 10, Susan Rudy was playing the Dye and recorded the perfect shot when she holed out her 8-iron from 123 yards on hole #8. Awesome shot!

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JUNIOR GOLF The 2017 Junior Club Championship was held on September 9th and 10th. There were four different divisions with a Girls and Boys 18, 9, 6 and 3-Hole Division and a total of 33 juniors participating. Congratulations to the following juniors: 2017 Junior Club Champion: Caroline Crumrine Boys 18-Hole Division Champion: Stewart Kinlaw, Alex Paquin (Runner-Up) Girls 18-Hole Division Champion: Caroline Crumrine Boys 9-Hole Division Champion: Jude Aliah, Max Sherman (Runner-Up) Girls 9-Hole Division Champion: Ellie Hildreth, Ellie Burnette (Runner-Up) Boys 6-Hole Division Champion : Aman De Silva, Jacob Gallan (Runner-Up) Girls 6-Hole Division Champion: Mary Katherine O’Malley, Mary Claire Zimmerman (Runner-Up) Boys 3-Hole Division Champion: Jasper Collins, Brody Brown (Runner-Up)

THE 2017 PARENT CHILD CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Sunday, October 22 at the Nicklaus Course This will be a 12:00pm Shotgun Start.

TIP OF THE MONTH RELEASING THE CLUB FACE A very important move in the golf swing that is often overlooked is how the forearms and hands release the club face. As you enter the hitting area, the forearms and hands should be rotating the club face over. (See photo 1) this motion will make the toe of the club pass the heel of the club promoting a released club face. (See photo 2) Releasing the club face in the way described will give you some added power and allow you to turn the ball over. Good luck and have fun! Greg

This event is open to all full golf members. Registration is now available online. There is no fee for this event.

THE 16TH ANNUAL COLLEGIATE GOLF TOURNAMENT

THE LANDFALL TRADITION OCTOBER 27-29

The field of 18 top women’s teams, hosted by the UNCW Seahawks, will include four of the nation’s top ten ranked teams and seven of the top twenty. Alabama, Florida, Duke, and Furman ranked 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 9th, respectively, lead the field which also includes 2016 Landfall Tradition defending champion South Carolina. No tournament of this size and quality can be successful without a strong volunteer base. We hope to welcome back volunteers from previous years but would like to extend the opportunity to anyone who may have an interest. Areas of need are diverse and schedules are flexible!

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Contact Tom Cerami at thomascerami55@gmail.com

Greens Corner e are glad to hear that the new Champion greens on Dye continue to receive favorable reviews from the CCL membership. Shorter daylight lengths and cooler night time temperatures have caused the growth of the Champion, just as any warm season turf type at this time of year, to slow dramatically. This decrease in JEFF MACK Director of Golf & growth forces us to alter our weekly Grounds Maintenance management practices. First, the need for weekly grooming, verticutiing, and topdressing of the turf to keep it playing well is no longer needed until vigorous growth resumes next spring. Not to worry, the greens will continue to roll smooth with a quick pace in the absence of these practices. It is wise to have a thick, healthy turf canopy as we approach the dormancy period. If you put the turf to bed happy in the fall, it will wake up happy in the spring. Mowing heights will be slightly elevated as well. Having more leaf present will assist the plant in carbohydrate storage.

watered intensely for approximately (2) weeks to encourage rapid seed germination and establishment. We will not be overseeding the par 3 tees and chipping areas like we have in the past however. On the chipping areas, we are confident that the remarkable density of the Tifgrand Bermuda will stay intact while even in a dormant state. No Rye on the par 3 tees will enable us to thoroughly rid these particular holes of Poa Annua. It has gained a strong foothold following successive years of overseeding which severely limited our chemical control options.

A diverse collection of specialized equipment, vehicles, and tools is paramount to providing desired golf course playing conditions at CCL. A significant portion of our existing equipment fleet is approaching 7 years old. While it may make perfect business sense to purchase/own certain pieces, other components in the inventory are ready for retirement after approximately 4 to 5 years of daily utilization; especially considering the demands and expectations of them in the field. So that we may plan, budget, and produce accordingly, we have kept busy identifying and justifying which particular equipment pieces need to be rotated out on an every 4 to 5 We hope that the Membership is enjoying the Tifgrand Bermuda year basis, and those who have a longer life expectancy and recently added to the CCL courses and practice areas. This are worthy of being outright purchased. is a relatively new Bermuda variety that has superior density and color throughout the year in comparison to the older Spring Dead Spot (SDS) is a disease that can attack Bermuda Bermuda varieties that were utilized when the courses were grass, including Champion, during the fall of the year; however, constructed. This turf type is now in place on the Dye collars, symptoms of injury are not noticed until the following spring the Dye chipping area approach, the small chipping area at the when the turf begins to break dormancy. If an area is left north end of the Nicklaus practice green, the east end of the untreated, symptoms will typically intensify the following year. Nicklaus chipping area, bottom of the swale to the right of #17 We “map” out areas of the CCL fairways and approaches that Dye green, and #3 Marsh collar and approach. are prone to this disease. That way, come October, we know New and improved turf varieties are available for use on exactly where to target our preventative fungicide applications fairways and tees. Their noteworthy density allows the golf ball to minimize the impacts of this pathogen without wasting to sit up nicely year-round and their recuperative ability affords material on areas where this disease has yet to become a quick heal time from divots. Celebration and Latitude 36 are problematic. popular Bermuda choices, whereas Diamond and Zeon are the October is a time of year when the CCL courses peak and preferred Zoysia options. Conversion to these turf types can be numerous golf rounds are played. Whether you are playing accomplished via sprigs and the 10 week long no-till method, in 1 or more of the scheduled tournaments, playing in an which is the same means we utilized to convert the Nicklaus association event, and/or just playing a casual round, it is and Dye greens from Bent to Champion. Fairway conversions this department’s mission to have the CCL courses in top are taking place by the gross at high-end Clubs to our south, flight condition so that you may have the most delightful and the cost to do so is not nearly as expensive as you might golfing experience possible. As always, if you should have any think. questions or concerns, please feel free to stop me on the By the end of October, the driving range tees will be overseeded course, make an appointment to see me in my office, or speak for winter play. Please keep in mind that the range tees will be with a CCL Green Committee member.

Golf Associations

Landfall Golf Associations

LGA

The final interclub match was held at Porters neck on September 5. Our team representatives, Caleb Ridings, Susan Rudy, Lynne Holloway, Nancy Barnet, Sue Sabanos, Perry Field, Kathy Masi, Melissa Neems, and Susan Egan put up a good fight to capture the cup after rising to a tie for second place last month. However, River Landing came out on top, with Pine Valley in second place, and CCL in third. Congratulations and thank you to all who represented Landfall LGA throughout this season! If you enjoy match play with a partner and have a GHIN HDCP of 27 or less, come join in, have fun, and get ready for next year’s season! Contact Susan Egan at segan49@gmail.com. The last chance has come to sign up for the Solheim Cup! Register now to play on October 19-20, with the pairing party and dinner on October 17. The committee is planning a great tournament that you do not want to miss!

day and opportunity to socialize at the end of a fun season. OCTOBER CALENDAR: October 5

9am

Nick

4 person Stableford (ABCD)

October 11 *Wed 9am

Dye

Odds and Evens Individual (flighted)

October 19/20 9am

Dye

LGA Solheim Cup

October 25

Nick

Landfall Cup Team Event

9am

*Mark your calendar for the final LGA play day and closing meeting on Thursday, November 2, at 9am at the Nick. * Plan ahead for the LGA/L9GA Holiday Party at the Landfall Clubhouse on December 7 at 6pm. Don’t miss the party of the year!!

It is already time to plan for our November 2 closing day golf and luncheon. The format will be 9 holes/Four Person Scramble (ABCD) at the Nick, followed by lunch and our closing meeting. We are looking forward to a fun

L9GA

Hello to our L9GA players! Here is our schedule for October’s Thursday golf days. Our starting time has reverted to 9am. On the 12th and 26th there will be no scheduled golf but tee times are available on the 26th for anyone interested in playing. October 26th is the College/Am day for the Landfall Tradition tournament held with 18 top women’s golf teams from universities around the U.S. and hosted by UNCW’s Seahawk’s golf team. The tournament is played throughout the weekend and it’s a wonderful chance to see some especially high level golf on the fairways and greens we play all of the time!

September started like a lion, with the first MGA event canceled due to saturated conditions, and a hurricane and tropical storm lined up in the Atlantic potentially threatening our coast. Let’s hope October is far less threatening, because we have a full slate of MGA events planned, with 2 flighted and 2 ABCD events, including the popular Red/White/ Blue game.

October 5

The MGA board is also starting preparations for the Closing Day event and dinner. Be sure to mark your calendar for these two activities on November 8th. We will have a great meal and lots of prize drawings.

October 19

Dye Nicklaus

9 am

Pick your partner Modified Stableford

9 am

Stay out of Trouble

Our yearly golf round with the LGA in mid-August , we can report, was a special day. The pink and green decorations, the handmade key chains for the LGA members, and the nice pairings made it a very special event. The reports from the visit to Porter’s Neck on August 24 were also very positive - with mentions of the good organization and the fine course. Thank you to all who made both of these events possible: President Dana Silver, our Tournament Coordinator Kiplyn Duffy, our Events Chair Beverly Johnston and our Photographer Diane Roberts.

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Kid’s Club K E N N E T H RO S A N DE R Kid's Club Coord i na tor October is here and we’re ready to fall into fun with our Kids Club Activities this month. We’ve got some sweet autumn projects with our adorable pumpkins and delicious fall pancakes as well as spooky crafts and cooking lined up with biting

bouquets and ghoulish chocolate chip cookies. There’s also a special Halloween themed Kids Dinner Movie night the same night as the big adult Halloween party, so drop off the kiddos while you spook up a good time of your own! We haven’t forgotten about our older kids though; this month’s Double Digits is a Creepy Carnival that’ll have them screaming in fear and fun with twisted carnival games and a terrifying maze! It’s a month to remember and we can’t wait to see you!

L O O H C S R E T AF CLASSES Homework Hustle!

KIDS KITCHEN

OCTOBER 4, 10 & 11, 17 & 18, 24 & 25

Ladies 19th 3:30-5pm $18 Creepy Chocolate Chip Cookies

3:30-5pm Drop-in-Kids Room – Nick Golf Cart Barn We’ve got just the thing for after school. Come stretch your legs, have a snack, and get a head start on your homework. It’s a great way to build good study habits early on while having fun.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3

CRAFT CLASSES

Thursdays - Golf Cart Barn ‘Drop-in’ Kid’s Room 3:30-5pm $18

Oct. 5 – T.P. Pumpkins Oct. 12 – Halloween Piñata Poppers Oct. 19 – Biting Bouquets Oct. 26 – Autumn Pancakes

Designer Birthday Parties For the very best birthday parties, consider a Kid’s Club designer party. Avoid disappointment and plan ahead. Call (910) 620-4546 or e-mail Ms. Judy today and book your preferred date. 12

Drop-In Child Care

Drop-in child care has moved to the Landfall Clubhouse, far left end of the Cart Barn. M-F, 8am-12pm, $8/hr. $6/hr 2nd sibling. Full members are FREE.

Kid’s Club

HAL LOWEEN DINNER MOVIE PARTY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 Movie: Hotel Transylvania Time: 6-9:30 pm Price: $17.95++ Ages: 3+ DOUBLE DIGITS IS EXPANDING! Along with our usual monthly Double Digits nights we’re introducing HOLIDAY HELPERS! This is a chance for our older kids to gain experience with philanthropy and volunteering while spending time with their friends. For November we’ll be participating in programs to collect food for families facing food insecurity at Thanksgiving. Coming up in December we’ll be organizing our inaugural Jingle All the Way Hayride, where two separate groups, one of 10 and ups and one of

7-9 year olds, will tour select Landfall neighborhoods singing carols and collecting toys and donations for a their favorite charity. And that’s not all, we hope to continue this new program throughout the year, with beach clean-ups for Earth Day, Veteran outreach for Memorial day, and even a Valentine’s Red Ball charity dance. The options are endless and we look forward to what the kids come up with as well! It’s a wonderful way for our older kids to build experience while bonding with friends over a good cause.

Double Digit Creepy Carnival Halloween Party

You never know where IT will be Friday, October 20 | Landfall Clubhouse | Heron Room | 6:30-9 pm | $15 light snacks ages 10+ (and 9’s turning 10 this month invited) Invite a friend!

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Sports Center

Youth Fitness Programs Our KidFit class has been going strong and we have heard your feedback! Starting in October, we will have a new look to our Youth Fitness Programs to better serve the members and make a positive impact with your kids. KID FIT: THURSDAYS AT 5PM AT THE LANDFALL CLUBHOUSE - NEW LOCATION Join us each Thursday from 5-6:45pm at the Landfall Clubhouse for fun, fitness and active games. The new location will allow parents and kids to utilize the Kids Eat Free night and follow that up with fun and fitness! Youth ages 6-14 are encouraged to attend. L.I.F.T.: MONDAYS AT 5PM AT THE DYE FITNESS CENTER - NEW DAY AND TIME Landfall. Interval. Fitness. for Teens. This new program is geared towards kids ages 11+ that are serious about improving their fitness. This ongoing initiative will focus on elements of fitness each month with measurable achievements that the kids will strive to improve. With a points based system, we will conduct different challenges throughout the month to promote fun and friendly competitions that will allow kids to earn prizes as they progress. Points will be based on participation, progress and weekly coach challenges. At the end of each month, a new points leader will be crowned! Pre-registration for this program is required. For the month of October we will focus on Speed, Agility and Flexibility. These elements are highly necessary for all sports and those who want to become a better athlete. Classes will include Circuit Training, HIIT training and dynamic and static flexibility training. Kids will be

measured in their ability to improve aspects such as cone drills, reaction time, shuttle runs and 10-30 meter sprints. For more information about the Youth Fitness Programs, please contact Josh at josh.case@countrycluboflandfall or by calling the Dye Fitness Center at 239-1876.

Join the new innovative boot camp class run by former college athlete and current trainer Cedric Baker Boney. This class will feature team weight loss challenges in addition to workouts and nutritional tips that you can implement at home! All ages and fitness levels are welcomed!

OCTOBER 9-DECEMBER 15 $175 for 10 week program or $15 per session. TRY BEFORE YOU BUY AND GET A WEEK FREE Mondays 6am or 12pm at COA field Wednesdays 12pm at COA field or 6pm at the Dye Fitness Center Thursday 4:30pm at the Dye Fitness Center Friday Oct 13 and Nov. 3 4pm at the Dye Fitness Center Members should bring water and a towel or mat. 14

Sports Center

Yin Yoga Workshop with Leigh Ann Thursday, October 12 from 6-7:30pm Join Leigh Ann for a luxurious 90 minute Yin Yoga practice. Yin (passive) yoga exists as a counterpoint to yang (active) yoga like Vinyasa Flow or Forrest. In this class we will hold seated and reclined poses in a relaxed way for 2-10 minutes. This allows for a deeper concentration practice and longer lasting flexibility benefits. Poses are supported by props to customize the fit for each individual practitioner. Located at the Dye Fitness Center in the Yoga/Pilates Room. $20 for Members to join the workshop.

GROUP EXERCISE SCHEDULE

MONDAY: 7:00 – 7:55 a.m. – Strictly Strength (Anne) – GX Room 8:00 – 8:55 a.m. – Muscles in Motion (Daria) – GX Room 8:30 – 9:25 a.m. – Yoga (Sandy) - YP Room 8:30. – 9:00 a.m. – SPIN (Tami)* – CS NEW CLASS! 9:00 – 9:55 a.m. - 4EverFit Cardio/Stretch (Daria)**- GX Room 10:00 – 10:55 a.m. – Pilates (Sandra) – YP Room 4:00 – 4:45 p.m. – Flexibility 4 Guys (Crystal)** – YP Room 5:30 – 6:15 p.m. – SPIN (Michelle T)* – CS TUESDAY: 6:00 – 6:45 a.m. – SPIN (Katie R)* – CS 7:00 – 7:55 a.m. – Core-n-Stretch (Mike)** – YP Room 8:00 – 8:55 a.m. – Body Sculpt (Andrea) – GX Room 8:30 – 9:25 a.m. – SPIN (Tami)* - CS 9:00 – 9:55 a.m. – Zumba (Jackie)** – GX Room 9:15 – 9:45 a.m. - 4EverFAB (Kristen)** - YP Room NEW CLASS! 10:00 – 10:55 a.m. – Strength-n-Stretch (Crystal) – GX Room 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. – Yoga (Whitney) – YP Room WEDNESDAY: 6:00 – 6:45 a.m. – Boot Camp (Katie) – GX Room 7:00 – 7:55 a.m. – Strictly Strength (Daria) – GX Room 8:00 – 8:45 a.m. – Pilates (Jennifer)** – YP Room 8:00 – 8:55 a.m. – HIIT (Evan) – GX Room 9:00 – 9:55 a.m. – 4Ever Fit Sculpt/Strength (Crystal)** – GX Room 9:00 – 9:45 a.m. – SPIN (Tami)* – CS 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. – Gentle Yoga (Robbyn)** – YP Room 11:00 – 11:45 a.m. – Tai Chi (Kathy) – GX Room 5:30 – 6:15 p.m. – SPIN (Gayle) – CS THURSDAY: 6:00 - 6:45 a.m. – SPIN (Katie R)* – CS 7:00 - 7:55 a.m. – Core-n-Stretch (Mike)** – YP Room 8:30 – 9:25 a.m. – Zumba (Lindsey) – GX Room 8:30 – 9:25 a.m. – SPIN (Tami)* – CS 9:00 – 9:55 a.m. – Power Pilates (Susie) – YP Room 9:30 – 10:15 a.m. – Circuit Training (Evan) – GX Room 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. – Yoga (Whitney) – YP Room

Leslie and Peter Langer met in Germany as college exchange students while playing club basketball. Fast forward and the couple has now been married for 32 years. They have been members of CCL since 1989 before the gym was built. Once the gym was in place, the two quickly became regulars on the cardio and strength machines in the early morning hours prior to heading off to work. As fitness classes were added, Peter and Leslie attended several classes at the sports center. Kick boxing was a favorite along with a “guys only” class for Peter and boot camp training for Leslie. Through the years they have continued to participate in a variety of fitness classes; more recently spin.

completed their 5th biking trip in Italy in early September. Staying in shape also keeps them active on the tennis courts. Both Leslie and Peter play USTA tennis and feel that working out significantly enhances their game.

How does all this training affect their lives? It certainly prepares them for hiking and biking trips enabling the pair to bike 30 miles a day over the course of a 5 day trip. The Langers

Clearly, Leslie and Peter have made staying fit a priority in their lives. As Peter commented, “Fitness is a lifestyle decision.” A decision that has obviously paid off!

FRIDAY: 8:00 – 8:45 a.m. – Body Sculpt (Kristen) 8:00 – 8:45 a.m. – SPIN* (Tami) – CS 9:00 – 9:55 a.m. – 4Ever Fit Cardio/Strength (Andrea)** – GX Room 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. - Yoga 4 an Active Life (Sandy) - YP Room 10:00 - 10:55 a.m. - Core Yoga (Whitney) SATURDAY: 8:00 – 8:55 a.m. – SPIN (Tami)* – CS 8:00 – 8:55 a.m. – Yoga – (Kristen) – YP Room 9:00 – 9:55 a.m. – Zumba (Brittany) – GX Room 9:30 – 10:15 a.m. – Circuit Training (Michelle) – Porch – GX Room SUNDAY: 9:00 – 9:45 a.m. – SPIN (Michelle P)* – CS 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. – Nitty Gritty Yoga (Robbyn) – YP Room *Reserve bike online for SPIN classes, ** Indicates Senior friendly class, GX = Group Exercise Room, YP = Yoga/Pilates Room, CS = Cycle Studio

TENNIS

Congratulations!

Two teams represented CCL and the state of N.C. heading all the way to Rome, GA for the Junior Team Tennis Southern Championships. Our 10 & under Baby Dolphin’s won the Junior Team tennis State Championships in Cary, NC and went on to play South Carolina, Mississippi and Kentucky finishing the weekend in the 3rd/4th position at the Southern Championships. Our 14 & under team finished second at the State Championships and got the wild card to play in the Southern Championships going on to play Georgia, South Carolina, Mississippi, and Alabama finishing in the 5th/6th positions at the end of the weekend. Congratulations to both of these teams for their hard work this season!

First photo is our 10 U Team, Back row: Owen Watkins, Cade Mcwhorter, Owen Alford, Jacob Worden, Bryce Morrison. Front row: Audrey Sica, Hailey Schreiber, Bella Hocker, also pictured: Flubbers the dolphin Second photo is our 14u team, from left to right: KJ Kernan, Mary Kate Maxwell, Alex Johnson, Julia Johnston, Hayden Jones, Alex Lee, Quaid Sutherland, JR Johnston, Cole Stockman)

Owen Alford

Brud Deas

For the past 23 years, the Icy Hot Southern Junior Cup has brought the best juniors from across the Southern section to compete in a tournament for the “best state.” Each team is made up of the top 3 player’s boy and girls in their respective age divisions. Each state selects two coaches to instruct and lead the team to a first place victory. Our very own coach from the Country Club of Landfall has been selected for the 4th straight year. Alan and Team North Carolina will be competing in Chattanooga, TN September 22-24 trying to bring home the Gold Medal for the first time in over 22 years which has been dominated by Georgia. Good Luck to Team North Carolina and Alan!

PINK RIBBON TENNIS MIXER MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 Join us for this mixer benefiting the NHRMC Pink Ribbon Project. This event is going to be in the format of Ladies Seeded doubles. You do not sign up with a partner, we will pair you with one when sign ups close! Tennis will begin at 9:30am, registration and breakfast will start at 8:45am. Entry fee: $50 all proceeds will go directly to The Pink Ribbon Project. Sign up online or call 910-256-7625. The Pink Ribbon Project provides patients in southeastern North Carolina access to 3D mammography screenings, comfort to those undergoing cancer treatment and community awareness of breast cancer and the benefits of early diagnosis and screenings. The Pink Ribbon Project funds more than 1,000 screening and diagnostic breast procedures each year for eligible patients.

MEN’S SEEDED DOUBLES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 8:45-11:30AM

Owen is our October Junior Player of the month. He was ranked 177 at the beginning of the year and is now ranked 57. He has won 4 tournaments this spring and summer and finished second once too. Great Job Owen and keep up the hard work!

Brud is returning to the game after a layoff of a few years. His left -handed forehand is developing into a valuable weapon. Through clinics and matches, his game has rapidly improved and with his work ethic it is only going to get better. Look out for Brud on the courts! Keep up the good work!

MEN’S MONDAY NIGHT TENNIS FOOTBALL

EVERY MONDAY, 6-8PM Please call the tennis shop at 910-256-7625, email Alan Donald at alan.donald@contrycluboflandfall.com, or go online to sign up. The season will continue through December 18.

FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT PLAN UPDATE Thomas Construction is on track to obtain their occupancy certificate and begin punch lists and inspections around Thanksgiving, which will put the membership back in the facility near Christmas. Arrange a hard hat tour with Charlie Zimmer, Assistant General Manager, if you have not already done so. Below is a sampling of progress photos:

DIGGING FOR THE POOL SURGE TANK

PROGRESS AROUND POOL DECKING

PROGRESS ON THE COURTYARD

TILE BEING INSTALLED

MAIN ENTRANCE

TILE BEING INSTALLED

PAINTING CONTINUES

CEILING GRID & LIGHTS IN GYM 17

Tavern Brunch, 10:30am - 2pm Landfall Tradition

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am Boot Camp 6am or 12pm at COA field LIFT, 5pm Men’s Monday Night Tennis Football - 6-8pm

No Drop-In Day Care Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am Boot Camp 6am or 12pm at COA field LIFT, 5pm Men’s Monday Night Tennis Football - 6-8pm

No Drop-In Day Care Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Pink Ribbon Tennis Mixer, 8:45am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am LIFT, 5pm Men’s Monday Night Tennis Football - 6-8pm

MONDAY

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 9am & 5:30pm Day League Warm-Up, 10am Pickleball 7:30-9am Night Cardio Tennis, 5:30-7pm Beginner Ladies Clinic - Full Swing

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Cardio Tennis, 9am & 5:30pm Day League Warm-Up, 10am Pickleball 7:30-9am Night Cardio Tennis, 5:30-7pm Beginner Ladies Clinic - Full Swing

Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Cardio Tennis, 9am & 5:30pm Day League Warm-Up, 10am Pickleball 7:30-9am Night Cardio Tennis, 5:30-7pm Solheim Cup Pairings Party Beginner Ladies Clinic - Full Swing Flu shot - Landfall Clubhouse

17 Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Pickleball 7:30-9am Night Cardio Tennis, 5:30-7pm Beginner Ladies Clinic - Full Swing

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Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Kid’s Kitchen Pickleball 7:30-9am Night Cardio Tennis, 5:30-7pm Beginner Ladies Clinic - Full Swing Wellness Lecture 6-7pm

TUESDAY Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Cardio Tennis, 9am MGA, 9am - Nick LGA Clinic Lafage Wine Tasting, 6pm

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Cardio Tennis, 9am Boot Camp 12pm at COA field or 6pm at Dye Fitness Center LGA, 9am - Dye MGA, 9am - Dye

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Jr. Tennis Drop-in Clinic, 9am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 9am Boot Camp 12pm at COA field or 6pm at Dye Fitness Center LGA, 9am - Nick MGA, 9am - Nick

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Cardio Tennis, 9am Boot Camp 12pm at COA field or 6pm at Dye Fitness Center MGA, 9am - Nick LGA Clinic Wine Dinner, 6:30pm

WEDNESDAY Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Craft Class 3:30 Golf Cart Barn Cardio Tennis, 9am Day League Warm-Up, 10am Pickleball, 4-5:30pm KidFit, 5pm LGA, 9am - Nick L9GA, 9am - Dye MGA, Nick

Craft Class 3:30 Golf Cart Barn Cardio Tennis, 9am Day League Warm-Up, 10am Boot Camp 4:30pm Dye Fitness Center Pickleball, 4-5:30pm KidFit, 5pm Landfall Tradition Practice Rounds No L9GA MGA Clinic at Nick

26 Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm

Pickleball 4-5:30pm KidFit, 5pm LGA Solheim Cup - Dye L9GA, 9am - Nick MGA Clinic - Nick Member Social, 6pm

Boot Camp 4:30pm Dye Fitness Center

Cardio Tennis, 9am Day League Warm-Up, 10am

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm 19Craft Class 3:30 Golf Cart Barn

Pickleball, 4-5:30pm KidFit, 5pm Men’s Member Guest No L9GA MGA Clinic - Nick

Boot Camp 4:30pm Dye Fitness Center

Craft Class 3:30 Golf Cart Barn Cardio Tennis, 9am Day League Warm-Up, 10am Yin Yoga Workshop, 6pm

12 Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm

THURSDAY

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am Couples PM Mixer Live Music VDR, 6:30pm

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Halloween Dinner & Movie Party Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am Halloween Party Landfall Tradition - Dye

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Double Digits Halloween PartyCreepy Carnival Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am LGA Solheim Cup - Dye Lobster Night

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am Men’s Member Guest

FRIDAY

Cardio Tennis, 9am Pickleball 9-10:30am Men’s Member Guest

Cardio Tennis, 9am Pickleball 9-10:30am Men’s Scratch Match-Play Championship, 8:30am

28 Cardio Tennis, 9am Pickleball 9-10:30am Landfall Tradition - Dye

Cardio Tennis, 9am Pickleball 9-10:30am Men’s Seeded Doubles, 8:45am

SATURDAY

g Club Events g Food & Beverage/Member Dining Changes g Wine Club Events g Junior Activities g Golf Events g Tennis/Sports Center Events g Miscellaneous

Tavern Brunch, 10:30am - 2pm Parent/Child Club Championship (wait list)

Tavern Brunch, 10:30am - 2pm L9GA Couples’ Twilight

Tavern Brunch, 10:30am - 2pm

Tavern Brunch, 10:30am - 2pm Couples’ Club Championship, 9am - Dye

SUNDAY

OCTOBER 2017

Community

OCTOBER

THE INVESTORS ROUNDTABLE OF WILMINGTON (IRT) 12pm at Country Club of Landfall The October meeting will feature Michael Thompson, Director of Education and Business Relations at Worden Brothers presenting TC2000 as a charting tool for technical analysis. Michael has taught classes on TC2000 for over 16 years with a focus on helping users adapt the tools of the program to their trading personalities and priorities. He is well-known for his entertaining teaching style and for making advanced charting concepts easier to both understand and apply. Most chart setups take one of three major forms: breakout, consolidation, or divergence. Michael will walk you step-by-step through simple ways TC2000 scans for stocks that are consolidating, breaking out or experiencing major indicator divergences. See how to use EasyScan to find stocks that meet your investing style & risk tolerance. Screen with technical indicators, Morningstar fundamental criteria using hundreds of built-in watchlists. Plus, you’ll get workflow tips that help you organize your chart research from stock selection to making the trade. Michael will highlight best practices in scanning, charting, and watchlist management you can easily use every day. IRT is an educational forum for the presentation and exchange of financial, economic and business information to assist private investors in the management of their individual financial assets. IRT is not an “investment club” and speakers are not making sales presentations. Monthly meetings (9 per year) are held at the Country Club of Landfall. Lunch is served at noon, followed by the featured speaker and a question-and-answer period ending by 1:30pm. Our presenters, recognized leaders in their respective fields, speak on subjects relevant to the current investment and economic environment. New members and guests are welcome and encouraged at all meetings. If you would like to attend, please contact Cliff Brock at cliffbrock@ec.rr.com or 910622-0019.

OCTOBER

LEARN ABOUT CUCALORUS AT THE GREAT OAKS CLUB The Great Oaks Club welcomes Dan Brawley, Executive Director of the Cucalorus Film Foundation and Festival to its next meeting on Wednesday, October 11 at 1:00 p.m. at the Country Club of Landfall. The meeting begins with social time and refreshments, followed by a short business meeting and the speaker. Mr. Brawley will bring the group up to date on plans for the 23rd Annual Cucalorus Film Festival in November.

Cucalorus is one of the largest film festivals in the South, screening more than 300 films each year at venues all over downtown Wilmington. The Great Oaks Club is a social and educational group open to all women who are Landfall residents, property owners and/or Country Club of Landfall members. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of the month from September through May at the Country Club of Landfall and include a wide range of programs such as gardening, local history, arts and education, home decor and local authors. New members are always welcome and can join at any meeting. Details are on the club’s website: greatoaksclub.com

OCTOBER

27-29

LANDFALL TRADITION MOBILE SCORING OPPORTUNITY It’s time again! The Landfall Tradition will be played on Friday through Sunday, October 27,28,29 at the Dye Course at the Country Club of Landfall. The team of Bill Chepla, Mike Marquard and Gary Cram will again manage coordination of mobile scorers. Tee times on Friday and Saturday start at 8:30 am and run until 10:30 am. Sunday will be an 8:45 am shotgun start. We will need at least thirty mobile scorers each day. Scorers will drive a golf cart, following a group of three players and post scores relative to par on a portable board and communicate scores to the central scoring location via your smart phone. Mobile scoring is a great way to view excellent golf and serve an important Tournament function! If interested please contact Bill Chepla (williamchepla@gmail.com), Gary Cram (gcram@ec.rr.com), or Mike Marquard (mike.marquard@gmail.com)

OCTOBER

THE FRANK H. KENAN CHAPEL PRESENTS: THE COASTAL STRINGS: VIOLA, CELLO AND VIOLIN October 15, 2017 at 5:00 p.m. This very talented string trio includes Christine Meyer on violin, cellist Kathy Meyer and Landfall’s own Diane Stephens on viola. All three of these wonderful musicians play regularly with the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra. Their carefully selected music selections will be from Beethoven and Dohnanyi as well as the “Appalachia Waltz” by Mark O’Connor. Complimentary tickets are available at the NE Branch of the New Hanover County Library on October 9th. A reception follows the 5:00 p.m. concert at the Country Club of Landfall. Please see Kenanchapel.com and “Like” us on Facebook for up to date information.

OCTOBER

And the traditional great Fall Festival food attracts residents of all ages, so plan a wonderful Saturday and bring the whole family. The Fall Festival benefits Landfall’s Kenan Chapel and the Great Oaks Club. For further information about the festival, please contact Festival co-chairs: Steve Burdt at (910) 256-5895 or steveburdt16@gmail.com or Mike Kane at (910) 679-4184 or kanex5@aol.com.

FALL FESTIVAL 17 Landfall residents of all ages enjoy our annual Fall Festival, to be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m, Saturday, Oct. 28. This year, the festival has adopted a Halloween theme, with a Costume Parade and prizes for age group winners from toddlers to grandparents. New events include basketball games and contests within age groups, beginning at 9 years old and ending with the 15 and over category. This activity runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Also new is a Squash Car Derby for 6 to 10-year olds. Participants in this activity will be able to make, decorate and then race their cars—all during the festival. The races will begin at 1:30 p.m. Another new attraction sure to be a hit is a caricaturist, who specializes in creating drawings of children. Old favorites for all ages continue. Games, hayrides, pony rides, sand art, pumpkin painting, temporary tattoos, Mr. Magic, and sports team mascot continue for the younger set. The Cars of Landfall Show, the plant sale, the silent auction, the 50/50 raffle are there for adults.

THE LANDFALL FOUNDATION’S 2ND ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT 11:30 shotgun, followed by an evening of cocktails, dinner and awards. Prizes will be awarded by flight for men, women, and mixed groups as well as a 50/50 raffle and closest to the pin. A guest may attend the cocktail hour and dinner only. We hope you will support the event so that we can better provide to our non-profits, see www.landfallfoundation.org Events for more information. The 18th annual Landfall Foundation Art Show & Sale exceeded expectations with a fabulous display of entries from over 120 North Carolina artists. Chairperson, Martha Edgerton and volunteers, including many artists, demonstrated their talent in displaying all media resulting in astounding sales of $81,432. The foundation will net an estimated $30,000. The Show was judged by Dan Beck, a distinguished painter. Best in Show was awarded to Peggy Vineyard, Second in Show to Sandy Nelson, Third in Show to William Hubbard and Honorable mentions were awarded to 25 artists. Check out landfallfoundation. org Events to view all the awards. 19

CLUBHOUSE DI REC TORY LANDFALL CLUBHOUSE

(910) 256-8411

Jessi Reutter General Manager/COO Charlie Zimmer Assistant General Manager

ext. 1022 (843) 422-2301

Melissa Kirkby Human Resources Director Lee Casteen Controller Kristin Wilson Membership Director Erin Alderson Marketing & Membership Coordinator

ext. 1017

Brian Dennis Certified Executive Chef

ext. 1026

Charlie Garaventa F&B Manager Jesse Zanol Wine Club & Dining Room Manager Megan Foltz Private Events Director

ext. 1024

DINING RESERVATION LINE TAVERN DIRECT LINE DYE GOLF COURSE NICKLAUS GOLF COURSE

ext. 1015 ext. 1019 ext. 1012

ext. 1035 ext. 1021

(910) 256-7641 (910) 202-3464 (910) 256-9050 (910) 256-7635 ext. 1108

Jason Cherry Director of Golf Bryce Chaffee Head Golf Professional Greg Guman Director of Instruction

ext. 1105 ext. 1107

CLUB STORAGE LINE DYE SPORTS CENTER DRYSDALE SPORTS CENTER

(910) 239-1888 (910) 239-1876 (910) 256-7625

Josh Case Fitness & Aquatics Director

ext. 1234

Jon Ingham Director of Tennis Charlie Owens Head Professional Emeritus CAFE

(910) 256-7632

MASSAGE THERAPY Patti Accattato LMBT

(910) 264-6951

CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES Judy Mitchell Director of Children's Activities

(910) 620-4546 ext. 1011

GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE Jeff Mack Director of Golf Course & Grounds Operation

(910) 256-9032

LANDSCAPING

(910) 256-7669

SECURITY

(910) 256-5311

Please contact Suzi Motley with any billing questions at 256-8411, x1014 To email a staff member, please use this format: firstname.lastname@countrycluboflandfall.com ...to get a behind-the-scenes glimpse at all things CCL and connect with your fellow Members.

W E E K LY S P E C I A L S Every Day Happy Hour 1/2 Price Appetizers in the Tavern, 4-5 p.m.

Friday Farm Fresh Friday in the Tavern First Friday Live Music in the VDR

Tuesday Chicken Fried Buffet 1/2 Price Wine By the Glass (priced up to $12)

Saturday Pasta Night in the Tavern Prime Rib Night in the VDR & Grill Room

Wednesday $10 Burger & Draft

Sunday Tavern Brunch • Adults: $18.95 Kids: $8.95 Rotating Evening Feature

Thursday Kids Eat Free in the Tavern $15 Fresh Catch in VDR & Grill Room

H O U R S O F O P E R AT I O N Clubhouse Dinner Services Members' Tavern Closed Monday Tuesday-Sunday, 5 - 9 p.m. Clubhouse Lunch Services Members’ Tavern Tuesday-Saturday 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Sunday Brunch, 10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Verrazzano Dining Room & Club Grill and Lounge Thursday-Saturday, 6 - 9 p.m.

Nicklaus Course & Golf Shop Monday Closed Range Closed Tuesday - Sunday 7 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Dye Course & Golf Shop Wednesday-Monday 7am-6:30pm Closed Tuesdays 19th Holes Tuesday - Sunday 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Sports Center at the Dye Monday-Thursday 5 a.m. - 9 p.m. Friday-Saturday. 5 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday, 5 a.m. - 7 p.m. Hours subject to change Tennis Center Pro Shop (weather permitting) Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.- 8 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Landfall Pool Pool is closed for the season

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