Breeze September 2017 by CCL

September 2017 / www.CountryClubofLandfall.com / Volume 28, Number 9

General Manager’s Letter

JESSI REUTTER As Summer comes to an end, I encourage you to flip through the pages of this Breeze and reflect upon all the fun we had at CCL. From camps to clinics, socials and summer parites - this was certainly a season full of wonderful memories. I am pleased to announce that we are extending our pool privileges with Porters Neck Country Club. While we know this is a busy time of year, hopefully you can take advantage of this offering. We will adhere to their September schedule which states that Saturday, September 2 and Sunday, September 3 are considered a holiday weekend with reduced capacity and September 4, Labor Day, will be closed to CCL Members. The remainder of the month their hours are:

as possible. In addition to dealing with inclement weather and delays, we want to make sure that the project is complete to meet the needs and expectations of the membership, including the approved additional days for design and enhancements recommended by the Design Committee. Thank you for your patience during this last stage. I know that the membership had a lot of great experiences around the Eclipse last month. Look for the photo on page 5 of Russ Noll, Founding Full Member and his fantastic telescope. We thank you for sharing your hobby for so many to enjoy the moment. We have several upcoming community and golf tournaments coming up this fall. For a full list which includes things like the Fall Festival, Willie Stargell Celebrity Invitational and the Landfall Foundation Tournament, visit the community page, page 19. Looking ahead to one of the long standing Landfall events, the Landfall Tradition will take place in October. In order to accommodate the players and all activities, we will honor limited Dye Sports Center hours of operation between Thursday, October 26 and Sunday, October 29. A detailed scheduled will be posted in advance.

Friday, September 1 – 11am – 7pm Saturdays, September 9, 16, 23 – 10am – 7pm Sundays, September 10, 17, 24 – 10am – 7pm Speaking of pools, last month our very own CCL pool was poured and the deck will be poured next. As we complete the last 30% of construction things are shaping up and getting very exciting. I encourage you to arrange a hard hat tour with Charlie Zimmer, Assistant General Manager, if you have not already done so. 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. I understand the excitement and that everyone would like to get in as soon

I would also like to remind you all when retrieving golf balls from open lots or yards, please do so quickly and request permission when a homeowner is present. Yards with gates should not be entered unless permission is granted by the homeowner.

JESSI REUTTER

welcome our newest members

KEVIN & BRIDGETT MAZER 1541 Radian Road Wilmington, NC 28405

DANNY & AUDREY WEST 1620 Dye Place Wilmington, NC 28405

JOHN LIVINGSTONE 4526 W. Cascade Road Wilmington, NC 28412

SCOTT & TRACY COWARD 532 Moss Tree Drive Wilmington, NC 28405

ROBERT & DALE JOHNSTON 1034 Ocean Ridge Drive Wilmington, NC 28405

MAXWELL SMITH 205 South Channel Drive Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480

Board of Director’s Notes July 20, 2017

AUGUST 20, 2017

Approval of Board Minutes ➢ A motion was made by Kelly Burnette and seconded to approve the June 2017 Board minutes. All in favor.

Approval of Board Minutes ➢ A motion was made by Dennis Shanahan and seconded to approve the July 2017 Board minutes. All in favor.

Membership/Marketing ➢ A motion was made by Kelly Burnette and seconded to approve 5 new Full Members, 2 new Sports Members and 1 new House Member. All in favor.

Membership/Marketing ➢ A motion was made by Kelly Burnette and seconded to approve 3 new Full Members and 1 new Sports Member. All in favor.

➢ A motion was made by Kelly Burnette and seconded to approve 3 downgrades – 1 Full to Sports and 2 Sports to House. All in favor.

➢ A motion was made by Kelly Burnette and seconded to approve 1 downgrade Full to Sports. All in favor.

Financial ➢ June operations were $10,000 better than budget for the month and $56,000 better than budget year to date.

➢ A motion was made by Avery Wilmeth and seconded to allow a member to reinstate his Full membership and opt into the Senior Refundability Program with dues frozen at the current (2017) rate. All in favor.

Committee Reports ➢ Strategic Planning (Sue Sabanos)– A motion was made by Kelly Burnette and seconded to engage Global Golf Advisors for $5,000 to assist with the CCL mission and the strategic goals of the Club. All in favor.

Financial ➢ A motion was made by Ralph Russo and seconded to transfer $50,000 from the Operating Cash account to the Capital Cash account for non-FIP Capital purchases. All in favor.

A Friend ly Reminder Just in case you didn’t know, we are featuring a few of the Club’s Rules and Regulations which help to keep the Country Club of Landfall a safe, enjoyable and fair place for families and friends to come together and foster relationships and personal well-being. 4.2 SUSPENSION OF PLAY With the assistance of a lightning prediction system, the Pro Staff monitors weather conditions that could pose a threat to golfers’ safety. When the system’s danger signal sounds or the staff determines that golfers are in danger while on the golf courses, the courses will be declared closed. Golfers MUST vacate the golf courses and practice facilities immediately, and move to the Clubhouses or the closest shelter, or risk possible disciplinary action. Play will not be allowed to resume until the lightning system sounds all clear or the Pro Staff determines the danger has passed. Anyone violating this rule does so at their own risk.

While the lightning protection system is a significant aid in lightning prediction, it is no substitute for one’s own judgment for one’s safety. You should always be aware of weather conditions and the dangers from lightning and seek safety when lightning is a threat. 4.13 MISCELLANEOUS RULES • Use of the cart paths or golf courses for jogging, bike riding, walking, or skating is not permitted on any course open for play after 7:30am and continuing during operational hours. At no time shall the use of the courses for these purposes interfere with golfers using the course or the maintenance staff working on the course. When golfers are present on the course, non-golfers shall immediately leave

the course. The golf courses are only available for use by members and their guests. The Club accepts no responsibility for any injury that might occur. 2.15 ANIMALS (PETS) Pets, other than dogs assisting handicapped, are not permitted on Club grounds or in Club facilities. Pets are allowed to be walked only on golf cart paths during non-operational hours and must be on a leash or similar restraining device. Under no circumstances will they be allowed on the golf course fairways, greens, sand bunkers, practice facilities, Clubhouse or Sports Center areas. Members are responsible for removing anything their pets may drop.

Around the Club

Family FriYAY

Landfall Lazers

Kidâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Club

Men of the MGA

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Around the Club

Solar Eclipse Viewing

Russ Noll

Summer Party

Kid Fit

Back to front, left to right: Alex Lee, Tyler Beacham, Elle Harmon, Caroline Morrison

Food & Beverage

CHARL I E GARAVEN TA Food & Beverage Manager

hope everyone enjoyed their summer and is looking forward to a great fall season and a successful school year. Our annual oyster roast is just around the corner as the cooler weather arrives in our area. Make sure to check the Breeze for details and make your reservations. We are all excited about the many changes at the Club in the near future. The entire staff will keep you updated on the renovations and scheduled projects as new information comes in. The holidays are quickly approaching so make sure you book your parties with Megan, our Private Events Director. Certain days and rooms book fast so contact her as soon as possible! Make lasting memories as you share your holidays with us at the Country Club of Landfall.

first friday

LIVE MUSIC

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1

Snack Bar FEATURING:

Ahi Tuna Poké Cup mangoes, lettuce, wontons and poké sauce Sam Adams Seasonal Brew Oktoberfest

LABOR DAY MONDAY, SEPT 4

Grill Out at the Dye and Nick 11am-2pm Men’s 19th Hole open for

6:30pm, VDR & GRILL ROOM

Member Social

Marietta Wine Tasting

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6

JOIN YOUR FELLOW FRIENDS AND MEMBERS IN THE GRILL ROOM AT 6PM FOR COMPLIMENTARY HORS D’OEUVRES & DRINKS BY SIGNATURE HOSTED BY MEGAN FOLTZ, PRIVATE EVENTS DIRECTOR AND CHELSEA MALKMUS, PRIVATE EVENTS COORDINATOR

LANDFALL BALLROOM, 6PM.

Cliff Lede Wine Dinner WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 LANDFALL BALLROOM, 6:30PM

Food & Beverage

LOBSTER NIGHT GRILL ROOM & VDR

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29 Pre-order a 1Â¼ or 2lb lobster by Thursday, Sept. 28 at 3pm

SAVE THE DATE

FRIDAY OCTOBER 27 LIVE MUSIC BY THE IMITATIONS

Book Your

ADULTS ONLY GRILL ROOM & VDR LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE

Contact Events Department at 910-256-8411

Join us for an

OYSTER ROAST NOVEMBER 18 SAVE THE DATE SATURDAY, - OYSTER ROASTNOV? LANDFALL CLUBHOUSE BACK LAWN

Please Inquire in Advance, More Details to Come

Golf he month of September is great in many ways as it is the start of the Fall season bringing some cooler and less-humid days, it is the beginning of football season, and is the kick-off month for the remainder of our member tournaments. It also had extra meaning this year as it signified us back to having all 45-holes open for play with the Dye reopening the later part of August with NEW Champion Bermuda greens and Tif-grand J A S ON C HERRY Bermuda collars. With this transition over to these new Bermuda grasses, it will Director of Gol f ensure more year round premium course conditions for us all to enjoy for many years to come. I would like to thank you all for your patience and understanding during the Dye closure as we were limited to just the Nicklaus course for 10 weeks. Overall, the transition time went really well so we thank you for your cooperation! This month will be extremely busy with events as we will host the Men’s Net and Senior Club Championship, the Junior Club Championship, the LGA’s Member-Member, the always exciting CCL Ryder Cup, and conclude the month with the Ladies Club Championship. You all have had the Summer to sharpen your games so we plan on seeing you out and competing in these great tournaments! Please note that the annual Employee Appreciation Day will be held on Monday, September 11th so all golf facilities will be closed for use on this day. The entire staff is extremely excited and thankful for this great opportunity. In closing, I would like to remind you of a few things we need your help with. For the “group play” leaders, reminder to have all of your players names submitted 72-hours in advance of your tee times. This will ensure we do not have to cancel your tee times and will help us be able to release any unused tee times back to the rest of the membership. Also, we would like to get you all back into the habit of checking-in into the golf shop prior to your round. For numerous reasons, Club policy requests each member to check in prior to play so we would love to see your smiling faces prior to play so we may update you with any pertinent course news or show you some of the latest and greatest items in the golf shop! Lastly, please continue to enter and exit the fairways at 90 degrees, sand your divots, and repair ball marks!

MEMBER ACHIEVEMENTS It was a very active month for great golf achievements out on the Nicklaus course. Congratulations to all the members for their golfing accomplishments! On July 14th, Robert Vaughn used his 7-iron on the 2nd hole of the Marsh from 122 yards to record his perfect shot! Congratulations go out to Tim Holsather for his long range shot! On July 16th, while playing the Ocean course, he used his 4-iron from 188 yards on hole #6 to make his hole-in-one! Great Shot Tim! One for the ages. . . as Ken Anderson shot his age of 83 on July 26th. The day before on July 25th, Tom Naylon did one better and shot 1 stroke under his age. Great playing Gentlemen! Kudos go out to Janice Maloof as she carded a hole-inone on July 22nd. She used her 5-wood from 111 yards on Ocean #6. Way to go Janice! On August 3rd, Lynne Holloway while playing hole #4 on the Ocean used her Gap Wedge from 77 yards to claim her hole-in-one! What a great back drop to have while watching your ball go in the hole for an Ace! Brad Whitmore made a rare hole out from the fairway as he carded and eagle on Marsh #3 while playing on August 6th! Steve Euler got in on the hole-in-one action as well when he was playing the Ocean course on August 5th. He used his pitching wedge on the 4th hole from 120 yards to record his perfect shot! Not to be out done, on August 10th Ron Minson made a hole-in-one while playing the Pines hole #6. He used his 6-iron from 158 yards to achieve his ace! Great Shot! Hole-in-one for Lynne Holloway using a Gap Wedge on Ocean #4 from 77 yards. Hal Price got a hole-in-one on Ocean 4, 134 yards, with his 7 iron. The ball was hit above the hole and rolled back in!

Eight of CCL’s junior players advanced to the Drive Chip & Putt Sub Regional Qualifier at the Grandover Resort in Greensboro, NC on July 29. While none of them advanced, we were there to support and cheer them on! Congratulations, we are very proud of you all! Below, left to right: Jude Aliah, Eleanor Burnette, Aman De Silva, Ellie Hildreth,Colby Hutchens, Stewart Kinlaw, Mary Katherine O’Malley, and Mary Claire Zimmerman

Golf

SEPT. 9-10

Championship This event is open to Full Members only (ages 17 and under). Sign up online.

Entry Fee: Complimentary Format: Individual Stroke Play Divisions: Boys & Girls 18-hole (18 holes each day) Boys & Girls 9-hole (9 holes on each day) Boys & Girls 6-hole (6 holes on Sunday) Boys & Girls 3-hole (3 holes on Sunday) Junior Club Champions will be from the 18-hole division.

MEN'S SENIOR & SUPER SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Senior Division (55+) Super Senior Division (70+)

36-Hole Individual Stroke Play. This will be a flighted event based off handicap index. The overall champion and 1/3 of the field in each flight will be awarded prizes.

9/9 (Dye) and 9/10

$25.00 entry fee. Each player will also pay cart fees for each day. Entry Fee includes prize credits and keg beer each day.

Ladies Golf

FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 8am

SEPTEMBER

9-10

SUP E R S E NI O R & N ET CLUB CH AMPIO NS HIPS - NIC K CLUB & SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP - DYE

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29

CCL

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

DYE COURSE

NICK COURSE

THE LANDFALL TRADITION THE 16 TH ANNUAL COLLEGIATE GOLF TOURNAMENT

OCTOBER 27-29

SEPTEMBER 23 & 24

NICK

DYE

9am shotgun, Dye then Nick First 64 members to sign up will compete as two 32 player teams. The players for Team Dye versus Team Nicklaus will be evenly preselected and then announced by their ABCD captains at the pairings party/ team dinner Thursday evening at 6pm.

PRICE PER PLAYER: $130 The entry fee includes: Pairings, party/team dinner, tee gift, Tournament carts, Lunch both days, awards and credit book money.

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.

vo lunt eers

No tournament of this size and quality can be successful without a strong volunteer base. Once again, we are looking for volunteers for the Fall Tournament. 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. Contact volunteer coordinator Tom Cerami at thomascerami55@gmail.com to get on the list.

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Greens Corner e hope that all CCL Members are enjoying playing on the new Champion greens on the Dye. All current indications are that the new greens are withstanding the foot traffic and other stresses typically associated with golf play just fine. Keep in mind that the turf on these surfaces is approximately 3 months old, meaning they will continue to become more durable, established, and mature as time marches on. To ensure that JEFF MACK the greens continue to roll smooth and Director of Golf & true, we will continue with our weekly light Grounds Maintenance topdressings and grooming practices until growth begins to slow due to the arrival of cooler weather, and shorter day-light lengths. # 7 Dye green is quickly catching-up with the rest of the fleet, and will reopen for play at some point during the 3rd week of this month. There are only (2) places in the US that Champion sod is for sale; Champion Turf Farms in Texas and Sandhills Turf in Candor, NC. Of the (2), Sandhills Turf is the only one that harvests it in big rolls. We were very fortunate to secure this â&#x20AC;&#x153;in very high demandâ&#x20AC;? product from them. Quality of the turf was excellent and utilizing big roll sod equated to significantly fewer seams. High quality and less seams combined equals reopening #7 Dye green in tip-top shape for the Membership in the shortest window of time possible. Upon reopening of the Dye, its greens were certainly the new baby in the house that everyone wanted to see and hold. In addition, we hope that all have noted and are enjoying the other enhancements that were made to the course during the 10 week closure. These include, but are not limited to: refurbishment of the bridge between #2 and #3, placement of Tifgrand Bermuda on the collars and the practice chipping area approach, yardage prisms on the cart paths, and bronze 150 yard plaques containing the CCL logo on the par 4 and par 5 fairways. We would like to thank the membership again not only for their patience and understanding during the 10 week Dye greens conversion, but also during the brief closure of the Nicklaus at the end of August. This 1-week closure afforded us the time to aerify the short-cut areas, aggressively verticut the greens, and give the course a much deserved rest. As we

An enormous amount of leaf material was removed from the Nicklaus greens via aggressive verticutting in multiple directions.

We hope the Membership enjoys the new and much improved chipping area at the north end of the Nicklaus practice green.

re-enter our business as usual program at CCL with both courses being open, we hope that all of you thoroughly enjoy the late summer/fall golfing season. Mowing heights of the Bermuda fairways on the CCL courses will soon be elevated to allow the turf an increased opportunity to store carbohydrates in preparation for dormancy. This is standard operating procedure. Another bump-up in height will occur later this fall to ensure there is plenty of leaf tissue present to support the golf ball once the fairways cease growing. By the end of 2017, approximately 120 trees will be introduced to the CCL courses and grounds to mitigate the removal of select trees around shaded green sites earlier in the year. A variety of different tree species will be utilized during this endeavor. Potential locations of the new trees are being thoroughly discussed and reviewed at the Green Committee level. Renovation work to the small chipping area on the north end of the Nicklaus practice green has been completed. Newly installed drainage will keep it firmer underfoot during the winter months, and the superb density of the Tifgrand Bermuda will support a golf ball nicely year-round. It is already that time to begin thinking about preventing winter weeds, such as Poa Annua, from emerging. Early September is an ideal time in our area to apply a pre-emergent herbicide to reduce populations of winter weed species present this coming fall/winter. A pre-emergent herbicide and a fertilizer source high in Potassium (K+) are scheduled to be applied to the CCL courses early this month; weather permitting. Potassium has been proven to make turf plants more winter hardy. Small amounts of Iron and Nitrogen in the fertilizer will help the courses retain a deeper, green color as they enter the fall. Any weeds that dodge the pre-emergent chemical barrier will be dealt with on a selective-post-emergent-herbicide basis later this year. The CCL drone has just received another responsibility in addition to taking marvelous overhead photos. It is the newest gadget within our goose harassment playbook. In todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s day and age, drones are being used for an array of activities ranging from surveillance to delivering packages. Early indications are that they are also remarkably effective in keeping our feathered friends out of unwanted areas; especially when the person(s) flying them are comfortable at the navigational controls. As always, if you should have any questions, please feel free to stop me on the course, make an appointment to see me in my office, or talk to a Green Committee member.

Golf Associations

Landfall Golf Associations

LGA

Our midseason cocktail party and meeting were held on July 11, with delicious food, signature cocktails, and relaxed time to catch up with friends. Thank you to Ashley Lalier for organizing this fun event. Thank you to the L9 for hosting the LGA on August 17. Always a wonderful event! Ladies Interclub season is winding down with only one match remaining at Porters Neck on Tuesday, September 26. CCL proudly hosted the 5 other teams on August 21. Standings as of mid-August were: River Landing Pine Valley Ocean Ridge

186 186 181

Magnolia Greens 179.5 Landfall 177.5 Porters Neck 170

If you enjoy match play with a partner and have a GHIN HDCP of 27 or less, come join in and be part of the Landfall Interclub Team!! Contact Susan Egan at segan49@gmail.com. Be sure to find a partner and sign up for the Member/Member tournament on September 14th and 15th. It all starts with a Cocktail Party on Wednesday, September 13 at 5pm at the club where bets can be placed on who the champions of your flight will be…maybe it will be you!! Play begins on Thursday at the Dye and concludes on Friday at the Nick. An awards luncheon will follow

L9GA

in the CCL ballroom. This is a fun tournament that always fills up quickly so don’t delay! The chairs of this tournament are Sandy Randazzo, Deb King, and Beth Walters. SEPTEMBER CALENDAR: September 7 - 9:00am, Dye LGA 2 Best Balls (flighted) September 13/14/15, 8:30am Member/Member Tournament, Opening cocktail party, Dye, Nick, Awards Luncheon; Register now! September 21 - 9:00am, Nick LGA Landfall Cup September 28/29 - 8:00 am, Ladies Club & Ladies Senior Club Championship September 29 - Ladies Super Senior & Net Championship ** Coming October 19-20 LGA Solheim Cup Register now!

Dear L9GA golfers! As our year turns to September with shorter days, and the feeling that summer is turning away and autumn arriving (at least as far as decorations go), we come to two of the most special events of our golf year. Those highlights are the L9GA cocktail party, hosted this year by Debra Blundell on Wednesday, September 27 at 6 pm, and the Optional Guest Day on September 28 - a chance to invite your friend, your sister, your daughter, or a fellow L9GA member to be your partner. Dress up in the same colors, if you like, or add a bow or a special flourish to your golf cart. Then enjoy a lunch together afterwards- a fun day. SEPTEMBER PLAY DAYS: Thursday, September 7 - Criers at the Nick Thursday, September 14 - 2 Best Balls of 4 at the Nick Thursday, September 21 - Three Blind Mice at the Dye (new greens!) Wednesday, September 27 - L9GA Cocktail Party, at Debra Blundell’s home Thursday, September 28 - Captain’s Choice, Member/Member or Guest, Nick

Well, hopefully the dog days of summer are receding in our review mirror, and we’ll soon be welcoming a nice, cool, extended autumn of great golf weather. By now the Dye, with it’s beautiful new Champion Bermuda greens should be reopened, the Nick should be aerated and rested, and all the courses back to full usage. Also, with the Dye back in play and the weather cooling, we switch back to 9am shotgun starts in September, and LGA returns to their regular Thursday play. A quick reminder following aeration at the Nick: if your ball comes to rest in an aeration hole, you may lift without penalty, clean, and drop on the fairway no closer to the hole, place on the green no closer to the hole. And since we’re still in storm season, remember that one long blast on the ThorGuard system means all players MUST vacate the course and practice areas immediately. Play will resume following three short blasts. August was a great month for MGA competitions, and September should be even better. We have four competitions of foursomes planned, three of them flighted, and one ABCD. We also bring the Tour Series back to the Dye. And remember, we play into November, so if you’ve been on the sidelines, it’s time to suit up! See you on Wednesday.

Kid’s Club

PARENT PANEL & KIDS EAT FREE NIGHT

JUDY M I TCHELL Children Activities Director It’s been a whirlwind Summer and now it’s time for back to school. We’re helping to ease the transition with our Homework Hustle days every Tuesday and Wednesday in September. An after-school study hall with a fun Judy and Kenneth twist, including snacks, and important stretch breaks to keep minds focused. The kiddos aren’t the only ones learning though! This month we’re hosting a Parent Panel to learn from you what you’d like to see in Kid’s Club’s future programming as we get ready to head to our new building. We’ve also got our September Double Digits, where the tweens get to do one of their favorite things: plan their Double Digits Halloween Party! It’s a month of looking ahead at good things to come and we can’t wait!

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. No Child Care Monday, Sept. 4 - Labor Day and Monday, Sept. 11 - Staff Appreciation Day.

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

SEPTEMBER 14 | 6-7PM | THE HERON ROOM As we prepare for our big move to our new space, we want to hear from you, the parents, about what you’d like to see in the future of Kid’s Club. We want to know all about what interests you, what sort of programming works with your busy schedules, what catches your eye when deciding what your child does. We want to hear it all and answer questions you may have. Complimentary child care will be provided next door in the Ladie’s 19th for the duration of the meeting. So come, meet fellow parents, share your thoughts, and enjoy dinner afterwards in comfort and convenience. As always we look forward to seeing you!

DOUBLE DI GITS GAME NI G HT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15 Time: 6-9:30 p.m. Price: $17.95++ Ages 3+ Movie TBA

6:30-9pm | Landfall Clubhouse Heron Room | $15 Light snacks will be served. Ages 10+ (and 9’s turning 10 this month invited) Invite a friend! Reservations are required, call 910-256-8411

Kid’s Club presents

After School classes are back!

Homework Hustle! Every Tuesday and Wednesday in September,

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. 3:30-5 p.m. $15, snack included, Drop-in Room

Kid’s Club

CCL Kid’s Club

Sports Center weight training followed by 30 minutes of core and balance. She reduces the length of her workout if she has completed her 1 mile swim earlier. Melissa also enjoys pilates and yoga classes. Having trained for the Iron Man competition at Melissa Simmons has always loved to one point, tearing her meniscus while playing exercise. In high school, cheerleading was tennis was a real game changer. No more her form of exercise. After college, Melissa running or tennis for the near future. Currently became serious about staying in shape. This she focuses on balance, core strength and was the beginning of 30 years of regular good posture. Melissa is a firm believer that exercise; rarely missing a day. “I get a certain “No matter what your weight, good posture high.” she says. makes you look better.” The break in high Watching Melissa in the gym today, her impact training has introduced her to the workout looks disciplined and well planned. world of golf as well. She’ll continue with her She states, “I’m my own student.” A full low impact workouts with hopes of returning regimen would include 30 minutes of cardio/ to tennis and running in a year or so.

LANDFALL LAZERS It was a fun time had by all at the LAZERS end of the year banquet August 5th with jumping at Defy Gravity and then topped off with lunch and awards at Slice of Life. Our team was small this year, but mighty. We had many team records broken, good showings in the championships and lots of improvement on swim times. We look forward to next year’s team being even bigger and better with the opening of the pool. Thank you to all the coaches and parents for their support this year.

BOGEY PROOF NUTRITION PART 4 ON COURSE NUTRITION: While this technically doesn’t fall into the category of “workout nutrition,” being that this is an article for golfers, I think its important to address. What you are fueling yourself with on the course. You can make all the changes in the gym and at home, but if you’re not ready and fueled when you step on the tee box, you’re body won’t be able to perform to it’s potential. Along the same lines, especially if you are playing consecutive days or multiple rounds in a day, we need to take a look at what you're eating before and after. PRE-ROUND NUTRITION: #1. Lean Meats - Protein reduces hunger and boosts brain function #2. Vegetables/Low Glycemic Fruits - Promote steadier blood sugar and sustained energy #3. Good Fats - Antiviral, Antibacterial and Anti fungal, boosts immune system. IN-ROUND NUTRITION: #1. Electrolytes #2. Essential Amino Acids (EAA)/ Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCAA) #3. Nuts #4. Jerky POST-ROUND NUTRITION: #1. Beer…..Just Kidding - Whey Protein Shake!

MELISSA SIMMONS

These are a few suggestions but are no means meant to take the place of a nutritionist or dietitian both of which are worth using if you are serious about your diet and getting the most out of your routine. Another word of warning, I encourage all of my athletes to consult their physicians regarding any exercise or nutrition program before beginning, we want the very best or each athlete. FINAL THOUGHTS: #1 Weigh yourself and get your body fat checked by a professional. #2. Determine your nutrition goals. Do you want to lose fat, gain muscle, etc? Write them down! #3. Pick one commitment regarding a diet change and stick to it for at least two weeks! #4. Progressively increase your adherence to the suggestions in this series of articles. #5. Once your crushing these suggestions reset your goals and move forward! Michael Critchfield is a Level 2 TPI Certified Fitness Trainer/Fitness Therapist with 13 years of experience. Feel free to contact him anytime for advise or a personalized program. Michael Critchfield mtcritchfield@aol.com 910-431-7287

Sports Center able to accept and follow directions—usually around the age of seven or eight. (American Council on Exercise 2016) THE BENEFITS Strength training has in muscular fitness, composition, motor and injury resistance, performance.

HOW TO KEEP YOUR KID ACTIVE AND HEALTHY Today we are faced with a nationwide child obesity epidemic. 75% of our youth do not meet physical activity recommendations. Daily physical activities have been replaced with a sedentary lifestyle in front of the screen. In addition, unhealthy food has become much more prominent and accessible.

shown improvements bone density, body fitness performance and enhanced sports

The idea of healthy bones and disease prevention probably isn’t the first thing that will motivate kids, so focus on benefits such as individual successes and making it fun. Fun is the top motivator in almost every aspect of a child’s outlook. HOW TO GET YOUR KIDS STARTED

The initial focus should be developing good, healthy habits and making them fun and We want to help turn that tide and get our youth relatable. Focusing on form and learning the active and healthy! basics of exercise is a great place to start. The A proper activity plan for kids is important. goal of getting your kids to exercise is simple: They have specific needs that make them be safe, have fun and help kids learn to love unique from adults. Therefore, their fitness physical activity. programs and activities must be specific to their We’re here to help! Our Kid Fit class is designed developmental stage. to get your child or grandchild involved in an Many have traditionally shied away from exercise routine that is fun and safe for kids strength for children, but research suggests that ages 6-16. Our Certified Personal Trainers will it is a suitable—and safe—option for most kids. introduce children to a variety of strength and aerobic exercises and types of resistance, like CORRECTING THE MISCONCEPTIONS body weight, medicine balls and resistance Two common misconceptions about youth tubing in addition to the more traditional free strength training are that it may stunt the growth weights and machines. of children and that children should not lift Kid Fit is held at the Dye Fitness Center each weights until they are 14 years old. There is Thursday from 5-6pm. Pre-registration is little to no evidence to support either of these statements. In fact, all of the major fitness and strongly preferred. medical organizations in the U.S. recommend If your child needs further attention, we also strength training for youth, assuming that basic have sports specific training for your athlete guidelines are adhered to and that appropriate that could use that competitive edge. For more leadership is present. Children can actually information, contact Josh Case at josh.case@ begin to train with weights as soon as they are countrycluboflandfall.com.

Featured Group Exercise Instructor: Michelle Michelle has been a certified Group Exercise and Spin Instructor for over four years, almost two of those at CCL. While you can usually find Michelle on the spin bike, now you can get a full body workout in addition to your cardio! Michelle will be teaching a new 6am Boot Camp class on Fridays, starting September 1. Be prepared to work hard, have fun, and try new exercises in a welcoming environment. This class will feature cardio, bodyweight, group challenges, and more. Come join us and get a jump start on the weekend!

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 (Peggy) – 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. – Pump & Sweat (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 (Bianca) – YP Room FRIDAY: 7:00 – 7:55 a.m. – Strictly Strength (Crystal) – GX Room 8:00 – 8:45 a.m. – SPIN* (Tami) – CS 8:00 – 8:55 a.m. – Pump & Sweat (Andrea) – GX Room 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 a.m. - 10:55 a.m. - Zumba (Julie) – GX Room 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

Adult

John Wilson

Congratulations to John Wilson for making his comeback after having both hips replaced. You cannot tell by the way he plays that he had any surgeries because he scampers around the court like a deer. Constantly working on his stroke production, he is a perfectionist and will get it done on the court! Keep up the good work!

LABOR DAY TENNIS MIXER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 9-11am Join us on the courts for a fun tennis round robin before your Labor Day festivities begin. Spaces are limited, please sign up online or by calling the tennis shop at 256-7625.

CCL SUMMER JUNIOR CLASSIC Landfall hosted the USTA Summer Junior Classic and a few of our very own CCL members had a stand out performance. Ana Sharbaugh won the girls 18 and under, Elle Harmon won the Girls 12 and under and Owen Watkins won the boy’s 10 and under division. Congratulations to each of these players on their results!

JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Congratulations to our 10 and under intermediate and 18 and under advanced teams for winning the Junior Team Tennis State Championships! Our 14 and under Intermediate team finished in second place but got a Wild Card. Three teams traveled to Rome, GA on August 12 to represent the Country Club of Landfall in the Junior Team Tennis Southern Championships. Results to come!

MEN’S MONDAY NIGHT TENNIS FOOTBALL

SEPTEMBER 11 Come out to the Sports Center to enjoy great tennis, fellowship and the best grilling on the East Coast while the NFL Monday Night Football game is playing on TV. The MNTF season will continue through December 18th. Tennis is from 6-8pm then the grilling and game to follow. If you have any questions, please email our Head Tennis Professional, Alan Donald at alan.donald@countrycluboflandfall.com or call the Sports Center at 910-256-7625.

Save the Dates! Junior

Havens Adams 16

Havens Adams is our September Junior player of the month. She has committed so much time and effort into playing this summer and has hardly missed a single day. She is a joy to the team and her love for tennis is infectious. Congratulations Havens and keep up all the hard work!!

Pink Ribbon Ladies Seeded Doubles MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 UNCW Ladies Night THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9

TOURNAMENT CORNER Sept. 1 - Raleigh Summer Jr Tournament NC L4 Sept. 8 - Greensboro September Junior Open NC L Sept. 22 - Autumn Crush L6 - 700135317 Sept. 29 - Precision Tennis Fall Junior NC L5

FACILITIES IMPROVEMENT PLAN UPDATE › 30% of construction remaining › Arrange a hard hat tour with Charlie Zimmer, Assistant General Manager, if you have not already done so. › 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. › In addition to dealing with inclement weather and delays, the design enhancements recommended by the Design Committee, which were approved, added additional days.

Thank you for your patience during this last stage, we want to make sure the project is complete and meets the needs of the membership.

Check out the new pool progress video on the website under Club Operations > Strategic Plan

POOL FLOOR HAS BEEN POURED

AEIRAL OF POOL PROGRESS

POOL SIDES BEING POURED

KID’S CLUB

CAFÉ SOFFIT

POOL BATH HOUSE EXTERIOR

GROUP EX DRYWALL & HVAC

MAIN ENTRANCE

LOCKER ROOMS 17

Tavern Brunch, 10:30am - 2pm

No Drop-In Day Care Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am Men’s Monday Night Tennis Football - 6-8pm Employee Appreciation Day

No Drop-In Day Care Labor Day Tennis Mixer, 9am Grill Out at the Dye and Nick 11am-2pm Men’s 19th Hole open for beverage service 11am-3pm

LABOR DAY

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am

MONDAY

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 11am, Nick

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 11am, Nick

TUESDAY

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Cardio Tennis, 9am MGA - Dye 9am

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Cardio Tennis, 9am MGA - Dye 9am L9GA - Cocktail Party

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Jr. Tennis Drop-in Clinic, 9am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 9am MGA - Nicklaus 9am Cliff Lede Wine Dinner, 6:30pm

Homework Hustle 3:30-5pm Cardio Tennis, 9am MGA - Nicklaus 9am Marietta Wine Tasting, 6pm

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

WEDNESDAY

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 9am Day League Warm-Up, 10am Pickleball, 4-5:30pm KidFit, 5pm L9GA - Nick 9am LGA - Dye 9am

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 9am Day League Warm-Up, 10am Pickleball, 4-5:30pm KidFit, 5pm L9GA - Dye 9am LGA - Dye 9am

Cardio Tennis, 9am Day League Warm-Up, 10am Pickleball, 4-5:30pm KidFit, 5pm Ladies’ Club & Senior Club Championship L9GA Member-Member/Optional Guest Day LGA - Dye 9am

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

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Parent Panel & Kids Eat Free Night, 6pm Heron Room Cardio Tennis, 9am Day League Warm-Up, 10am Pickleball 4-5:30pm L9GA - Nick 9am LGA Member/Member, 8:30am Thurs: Dye, Fri: Nicklaus

THURSDAY

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am Couples PM Mixer, 4pm Nick

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

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am Ladies’ Club & Senior Club Championship Lobster Night, Grill Room & VDR

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am

Drop-In Day Care, 8am-12pm Kid’s Club Dinner Party, 6pm Cardio Tennis, 8:30am Drill & Play Clinic, 10am LGA Member/Member, 8:30am Thurs: Dye, Fri: Nicklaus

FRIDAY

Cardio Tennis, 9am Pickleball 9-10:30am GR/VDR closed

30 Cardio Tennis, 9am Pickleball 9-10:30am GR/VDR closed

Kid’s Club Double Digits Game Night, 6:30pm Heron Room Cardio Tennis, 9am Pickleball 9-10:30am Ryder Cup, 9am, Dye then Nick

Cardio Tennis, 9am Pickleball 9-10:30am Junior Club Championship 12pm, Sat: Dye, Sun: Nick Men’s Senior & Super Senior Club Championship - 8am, Sat: Dye, Sun: Nick

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 Ryder Cup, 9am, Dye then Nick

Tavern Brunch, 10:30am - 2pm Junior Club Championship 12pm, Sat: Dye, Sun: Nick Men’s Senior & Super Senior Club Championship - 8am, Sat: Dye, Sun: Nick

SUNDAY

SEPTEMBER 2017

Community

SEPTEMBER

THE INVESTORS ROUNDTABLE OF WILMINGTON (IRT)

12pm at the Country Club of Landfall The September meeting will feature Frank Amoroso presenting “Dread the Fed: Exposing the Perfect Crime”. Frank Amoroso is an attorney who was born in New York City. Before embarking on a writing career, Mr. Amoroso practiced law for many years and was a senior partner in a large northeast law firm. “Law is a wonderful training ground for writing,” says Amoroso. “It’s all about communication and persuasion, with the added requirement of precision.” From clerking for a Judge on New York’s highest court, to working as chief of staff for a NYS Senator, to working as a prosecutor and developing and teaching a course in White Collar Crime, his career revolved around words, written and spoken. He has used his training to write several historical novels. 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-andanswer 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 910-622-0019 before September 1.

SEPTEMBER

THE GREAT OAKS CLUB GETS UNDERWAY The Great Oaks Club has a terrific year of new programs and activities planned, and in order to be part of that, returning members and new members should send their yearly dues of $25, made payable to The Great Oaks Club, to Wendy Sedlacek, 2006 Graywalsh Drive, Wilmington, NC 28405 now. It’s a great bargain for all the interesting speakers, fun day trips and socializing that Great Oaks offers. The club meets on the second Wednesday of the month from September

through May, and details are available on the website: greatoaksclub.com The Great Oaks Welcome Luncheon is set for Wednesday, September 13 at 11:30am at the Country Club of Landfall. Reservations and payment are required for the luncheon and must be completed by September 5. Details of the luncheon are on the website. Be sure to mark your calendars now to learn about the Cucalorus Film Foundation and Festival when Executive Director, Dan Brawley, speaks at the October 11 Great Oaks meeting at 1pm. You are certain to learn something new!

SEPTEMBER

THE FRANK H. KENAN CHAPEL PRESENTS: DOUBLE VISION: STEPHANIE NAKASIAN, VERONICA SWIFT AND BAND One of the world’s leading jazz singers and educator/author, Stephanie Nakasian, and her daughter, Veronica Swift, one of the top jazz singers in America and headliner at the Telluride Jazz Festival, will be in concert with us on September 17at 5pm. Along with their trio band accompaniment, this high energy jazz concert is one you don’t want to miss. Complimentary tickets are available at the NE Branch of the NHC Library beginning September 11th. A reception follows the concert at the Country Club of Landfall. Please see Kenanchapel. com and “Like” us on Facebook for up to date information

SEPTEMBER

24-25

CAROLINA SALUTES GALA AND GOLF TOURNAMENT BENEFITING USO NORTH CAROLINA AND FOLDS OF HONOR The second annual Carolina Salutes Gala and Golf Tournament benefiting USO North Carolina and Folds of Honor will be held at CCL Club House and Nicklaus Course Sunday and Monday, September 24 & 25. The event will begin on Sunday, September 24, 5:30 pm in the CCL ballroom. Participants will enjoy an elegant cocktail reception and seated dinner. The evening will include a live and silent auction and entertainment provided by The USO Metropolitan Show Troupe. The golf tournament will commence on the Nicklaus Course Monday, September 25. Registration will begin at 9:00 am. Presentation of the Colors will commence at 10:00 am followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by the Show Troupe. The tournament will begin at 10:30 with a shotgun.

Information and registration materials can be found at the Nicklaus golf shop, the Sports Center and the CCL Club House and on Facebook at Carolina Salutes.

SAVE THE DATE OCTOBER FALL FESTIVAL 17

Check your calendars to be sure you’ve marked off Saturday, Oct. 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., for this year’s Fall Festival. 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.

OCTOBER

LANDFALL FOUNDATION 2ND ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT The Landfall Foundation’s 2nd Annual Golf Tournament will be held Monday Oct. 30, 2017 with an 11:30 shotgun. The foundation invites CCL members to join in a day of golf, with flights for men, women and mixed groups. The entry fee is $150 and includes 18 holes of golf on the Nicklaus course, boxed lunch, cocktail hour with passed hors d’oeuvres and dinner. The event is co-chaired by Landfall Board members Tom Thompson and Abe Walston. If you have questions, please contact us at info@landfallfoundation.org. Your tax deductible contribution helps the Landfall Foundation support Wilmington’s non-profit organizations.

NOVEMBER

3-5

WILLIE STARGELL CELEBRITY INVITATIONAL An amazing weekend with legendary athletes and entertainers while raising necessary funds for people battling kidney disease in honor of National Baseball Hall of Fame Member Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh Pirates. There are a variety of ways you can participate in the Willie Stargell Celebrity Invitational. For questions or sponsorship information please contact info@williestargellfoundation.org or 910.509.7238. 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

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. Tuesday-Wednesday, 6 - 9 p.m. Tavern Menu Only

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

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

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