Marchapril2014 by Chapel Hill Country Club

Highlights CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB

March/April 2014 Volume 44, No. 2

.......................................... Staff Directory 2

Don Hunter General Manager 919.945.0419 dhunter@chapelhill-cc.com Jeff Earley Assistant Manager 919.945.0410 jearley@chapelhill-cc.com Jean O’Daniel Controller 919.932.2848 jodaniel@chapelhill-cc.com Pat Clark Accounting 919.932.2851 pclark@chapelhill-cc.com Bernadette Degnan Accounting 919.945.0420 bdegnan@chapelhill-cc.com Jimmy Reale Executive Chef 919.945.0422 jreale@chapelhill-cc.com Fitsum Baye Food and Beverage Manager 919.932.2861 fbaye@chapelhill-cc.com Rick Brannon Head Golf Professional 919.932.2857 rbrannon@chapelhill-cc.com Craig Thompson Course Superintendent 919.932.2854 chccturf@gmail.com Lindsay Benton Head Tennis Professional 919.932.2855 lbenton@chapelhill-cc.com Julie Aridas Communications Director 919.967.8201 jaridas@chapelhill-cc.com Alisa Rawls Minshall Activities Director 919.945.0411 aminshall@chapelhill-cc.com

President’s Message This Winter has left most of us waiting for Spring to arrive more than ever before, myself included. Many of us have still found ways to get out and utilize the Club despite the obvious challenges. Th e Board and I have been busy focusing our attention on what lies ahead and I have some exciting opportunities to share. First, we would like to extend an invitation to create more “givers” at the Chapel Hill Country Club. So many of you have given back to the Club in so many ways, which is part of what makes our Club so special. Some of you have given back by serving on committees, by sharing your ideas, by helping to organize events, by encouraging participation, and it makes all the difference. We ask that you join us. I am extending an invitation to all of you, and many of you have already stepped up this year. Small or large, we have opportunities if you would like to help or give back. Second, for most of us, the Club has become a great gathering place. We come together with our friends and colleagues to share in sports, friendly competition, socializing, dining and enjoying all the Club has to offer. So with that in mind, we look to Spring for new growth and opportunity. Along with our General Manager, Don Hunter, the Membership Committee and its chair Jay Kennihan, have been hard at work creating what we hope will be one of our most successful membership drives in Club history. New Club members equals new possibilities for ‘us’ the Club. Each one of us makes the Club what it is. The more that each one of us contributes to the Club by means of participation and utilization, the more goals we can achieve. We would like to make the membership drive exciting and fun, as well as successful. Th e Membership Drive of 2014 will have a theme and it will bring with it a Chance for rewards and opportunities. One of you will win a “DUES FREE YEAR” at the Club! If you are the primary sponsor for a new member this year, you will get one month of free dues. For each new member you encourage to join, you will have your name entered in a drawing that will take place at our year-end holiday celebration. The drawing will include things like one year free dues, one year of free golf carts, or even your own parking space for a year! We are ready for a fun and effective drive and we hope that you are too. Your participation is key in helping us to achieve our goals to expand services and improve the property.

Jesse Mendes Aquatics Director 919.932.2852 jmendes@chapelhill-cc.com

Stay tuned for more details on the Membership Drive. It is my hope that you believe in the Club as much as I do. I also hope that you and your family have found ways to engage with our membership, because the Chapel Hill Country Club is so much more than a building, golf course, tennis courts or pool. Th e real Club is the people.

Walt Pierce Locker Room Manager 919.945.0413 lockerroom@chapelhill-cc.com

Respectfully, Mike Brogren

In This Issue... President’s Message

About the House

Club Activities

Upcoming Events

5-6

Summer Camps

Clubopoly

Membership Drive

Tennis

10 - 13

Golf

14 - 19

Children’s Activities

DPAC

Three Month Calendar

22 - 23

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About the House Greetings everyone from your House Committee, Hopefully by the time you are reading this, our wintry weather will be a thing of the past and we’ll be enjoying all the signs of a beautiful NC spring. And with the onset of Spring, House Committee members Starr Basmajian, Laura Ellgen and Stan Eskridge will be conducting a bit of spring cleaning, starting with a walk-through of the Club to look for signs of wear and tear or what might need fixing or replacing. Please contact Starr, Laura or Stan if you see something in or around the Clubhouse that needs some attention. We would also like to announce three new members to the House Committee: Mark Attwood, an architect, Ed Falvo, and Jann Stiven, an interior designer. Another initiative the House Committee is addressing is our men’s and women’s lockers. There is quite a long waiting list for lockers, so the HC encourages those members who seldom – or never – use their lockers to consider giving them up (contact Don Hunter). In addition, we are looking at better utilization of space in each locker room and providing an area for members and guests to stow shoes. And finally, as part of the Board of Directors’ retreat in January, Board members visited two local clubs, North Ridge and the Carolina Country Club. It was the observation of the group that Chapel Hill CC compares very favorably – particularly in ambience, food and friendliness – against these two fine clubs. Sincerely, The House Committee

Club Activities CHCC Book Club Wednesday, March 19 “One Second After” by William R. Forstchen The discussion will be lead by BJ Attwood. Wednesday, April 16 “The Monuments Men” by Robert M. Edsell The discussion will be lead by Kate Eifrig. Please call the front desk for reservations: 919.967.8201. The CHCC Book Club is open to all Club members. We meet the third Wednesday of the month at 11:30 am for lunch and 12:30 pm for the discussion. If you have questions, please contact Jane Lamm at lamm.jane@gmail.com or 919.929.3060.

Whether you know a lot about nothing, or nothing about a lot, you are sure to have a great time at Trivia Night! Come out on the second and fourth Th ursday of each month at 7:30 pm with a team of up to 5 people, or simply come to Lawson’s Bar and join up with other members - it’s a friendly, fun atmosphere, and a great way to meet new people! CHCC Trivia consists of 4 rounds of 10 questions each: 1st Round - general knowledge 2nd Round - topic chosen by members 3rd Round - pictures 4th Round - various topics, like movies, music, books, etc. The upcoming Trivia Nights are April 10 & 24 and May 8 & 22. We will not be having Trivia during March due to the ACC and NCAA basketball tournaments.

Bridge Everyone is welcome to come out each Tuesday from 7:00 pm until 9:00 pm in the Tennis Terrace Room. You do not need a partner to play, simply come out and join the fun! 4

Email Julie at chcc.trivia@gmail.com to sign up and to be added to the Trivia listserv, where you can receive news and updates about CHCC Trivia. Hope to see you at Trivia Night soon!

Upcoming Events at Chapel Hill Country Club CHCC Cooking Classes Enjoy spending time in the kitchen? Interested in current dining trends? Then you will love the upcoming series of cooking classes that Chef Jimmy will be hosting this Spring! March 15, 11:00 am

Middle Eastern Favorites

Enjoy preparing and sampling the bright and vibrant flavors of the Middle East. In this class, you will make Hummus, Tabbouleh, Baba Ghannouj, Falafel and Lebanese Baklava Rolls for dessert.

SHRIMP FESTIVAL

April 12, 11:00 am

Explore the cuisine of our southern neighbor, as Jimmy and his sous chef Bruce teach you the ins and outs of Mexican fare. Try your hand at creating Shrimp Empanadas, Chayote/Mango/Cucumber Salad, Mexican Flan and more! May 24, 11:00 am

Oh... I’m dizzy. EVEN IF YOU DON’T LIKE SHRIMP, YOU ARE GOING TO LOVE THE BUBBA GUMP SHRIMP FESTIVAL! Remember the Snow Ball? Get ready to have your mind blown... again! (This time it’s casual, though.)

We’re transforming the Clubhouse into the world of Forrest Gump, complete with characters and sets! Come join the party on Saturday, March 22! Shrimp Posole Southern Shrimp Salad Sliders Shrimp Boil, Shell on Old Bay Shrimp, Corn Cob, Andouille Sausage, Red Potatoes Low Country Shrimp and Grits with Bacon, Mushrooms and Lobster Sauce Mexican Shrimp and Tortilla Casserole Fried Coconut Shrimp with Mango Salsa Shrimp and Sausage Wonton with Sweet Spicy Thai Sauce Shrimp and Lobster Sauce with Fried Rice Linguine with Shrimp Scampi $42 per person

Taste of Mexico

How to Make Sushi

Learn how to prepare Sushi Rice, Spicy Tuna Rolls, California Rolls, Inside Out Rolls and Miso Soup. Once you’ve mastered the basics, you’ll be prepared to make great sushi at home whenever a craving arises!

Save the Date! Antica Wine Mixer: Friday, March 7 Breakfast for Dinner: Thursday, March 20 Bubba Gump Shrimp Festival: Saturday, March 22 Italian Night Buffet: Thursday, April 3 Culture Club: Saturday, April 12 Breakfast for Dinner: Thursday, April 17 World’s Largest Easter Egg Hunt: Saturday, April 19 Easter Brunch: Sunday, April 20 Mexican Night Buffet: Thursday, May 1 Mother-Daughter Tea: Sunday, May 4 Mother’s Day Brunch: Sunday, May 11 Memorial Day Buffet: Monday, May 26 Breakfast for Dinner: Thursday, May 29

World’s Largest (and Fastest) Easter Egg Hunt

Mother-Daughter Tea

It’s time for the Kentucky Derby of egg hunts! Grab your Easter basket, put on your running shoes and hop over to the Club for this exciting event! A special prize will be given to the child in each age group who finds the Golden Egg. At the conclusion of the egg hunt, come inside the Clubhouse for face painting, balloon animals, tasty treats and more!

Moms, daughters and grandmothers are invited to don your best garden attire and favorite Spring hat at the Club while enjoying an assortment of teas and finger foods!

Saturday, April 19, 11:45 am

Sunday, May 4, 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

$10 per person

Easter Brunch Sunday, April 20

Alisa and crew will also be on hand with arts and crafts, and everyone will leave with a keepsake to help you remember your special day with Mom! $20 per adult; $12 per child (ages 6 - 12)

Come to the Club for your Easter meal and enjoy a delicious buffet that will include the following: • White Bean, Andouille and Escarole Soup • Charred Chicken and Penne Pasta, Scallions, White Corn, Goat Cheese and Cilantro-Red Pepper Vinaigrette • International and Domestic Cheese and Antipasti Display • Sausage, Bacon, Scrambled Eggs, French Toast Casserole • Carved Leg of Lamb with Mint Jus and Smithfield Spiral Ham with Orange Spiced Mustard ... as well as a buffet for children!

Mother’s Day Brunch Sunday, May 11

And as it was such a big hit last year, we will be bringing back the baby animal petting zoo!

What better way to celebrate Mom than by treating her to a beautiful brunch at the Club? Chef Jimmy will be presenting another enticingly delectable buffet with items such as: • Sugar Snap Pea Salad, Green Peas, Red Onion, Bacon, Almonds • Shrimp Cocktail and Oysters on the Half Shell • Egg Casserole, Waffles • Herb Crusted Pork Loin with Orange Marmalade • Prime Rib with Horseradish Crème Fraiche ... and a children’s buffet as well!

There will be seatings every 30 minutes beginning at 11:00 am, with the final seating at 1:30 pm.

$42 per adult; $18.50 children (ages 6 - 12); 5 & under free!

You may sign up for these events by calling 919.967.8201 or emailing reservations@chapelhill-cc.com. Please be aware that space is limited and that your reservations are not guaranteed until they have been confirmed by a member of our staff. Your Social Committee is always on the lookout for fresh ideas to add to our Club Events calendar. One of the best ways for us to provide you with the sort of functions that you want to see at your Club is to always keep our ears to the ground so that we hear the wishes of our members. Th ere are several artists in our membership, many of whom have expressed a desire to showcase their talents. As a result, the CHCC Social Committee would like to present to you “Culture Club” - a society that will entertain our members quarterly with art exhibits, speakers and even a Winter Market Day. We would like to invite all members to get involved with this new society, which we hope will continue to flourish at Chapel Hill Country Club for long into the future! Join Club members, Katie Porterfield and Sandra Elliott as they exhibit their newest works at the inaugural Culture Club on Saturday, April 12 at 6:00 pm! The night will feature Fine Art, Wine Tasting, Heavy Hors d’Oeuvres and Jazz by Jeff Elliott’s band, Jazz Beau! Then stay for ART AFTER DARK as the gallery turns into a dance party with DJ Red Spinach! $25 per person. Part of the proceeds from the night will benefit the Chapel Hill - Carrboro Public Schools Art Department! Please mark your calendars for more events to come! June 7 September 13 December 13 We would love to have you be a part of this fledgling program! Please email Lucy Falk if you are interested in becoming involved - landifalk@nc.rr.com.

Our Club and area have such a rich culture, so let’s bring it “in house!”

Summer Camp 2014! This summer, the Chapel Hill Country Club invites our young members to an exciting 8 week series of activities and fun at the Club! In addition to our Tennis, Golf and Course and Courts Camps, weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re planning all sorts of additional fun! Check the website and the Clubhouse lobby for brochures and forms available now!

Tennis Camps June 16 - 19, Monday - Thursday July 7 - 11, Monday - Friday July 21 - 24, Monday - Thursday August 4 - 7, Monday - Thursday August 11 - 15, Monday - Friday

9:00 am - 11:00 am 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 9:00 am - 11:00 am 9:00 am - 12:00 pm 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

for ages 4 - 7 for ages 8 + for ages 4 - 7 advanced players 10 + for ages 8 +

$155 $200 $155 $160 $200

for ages 5 - 10

$295 / week

for ages 5 +

$160

Course and Courts Camps June 23 - 26, July 14 - 17 and July 28 - 31 Mondays - Thursdays 8:30 am - 2:30 pm

Golf camps June 16 - 19, June 31 - July 3 and August 11 - 14 Mondays - Thursdays 9:00 am - 11:30 am

SUPER SUMMER Camps Mondays - Fridays: Sign up for any of the camps above and extend the days until 4:30 pm and add Fridays for camps that end on Thursdays with these additional Super Summer Camps! In addition to theme activities, children will enjoy games and time at the pool! June 16 - 20

North Carolina Camp: all about NC!

for ages 4 - 7

$295

June 23 - 27

Ecology Camp: plants, animals and the environment

for ages 5 - 10

$155

July 7 - 11

Engineering Camp: construction and physics

for ages 8 +

$250

July 14 - 18

Visual Arts Camp: for our young artists

for ages 5 - 10

$155

July 21 - 25

Field Day Camp: field games and sports

for ages 4 - 7

$250

July 28 - August 1

Culinary Camp: all about cooking and food

for ages 5 - 10

$155

August 4 - 8

Theater Camp: creating sets, putting on a play, outdoor play and pool time *9:00 am - 4:30 pm Monday - Friday*

for ages 5 - 12

$450

August 11 - 15

Action Camp: all sorts of active activities

for ages 8 +

$250

for ages 3 - 4

$150

little members camps Same dates as Super Summer Camp above

9:00 am - 12:00 pm, Mondays - Fridays

Crafts, snack time, outdoor play time, music and other activities

Please return completed Tennis Camp registration forms to Jaime in the Tennis Pro Shop. Return completed forms for Golf Camp to the Golf Pro Shop. All other camp forms may be returned to Alisa!

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s time to play...

CLUBOPOLY!!

Beginning in April, we are instituting a new membership rewards program that will run through the end of 2014, concluding with a huge celebration at the Annual Holiday Party! Clubopoly will provide all Chapel Hill Country Club members with the Chance to win prizes, including your own parking space for a year and a year free of dues! The more that you utilize the Club, the more chances you have to win! We will be sending out more details at a later date before the program kicks off next month, so be sure to keep an eye on your mailbox and the weekly E-News.

Membership Drive Our Spring Membership Drive is underway! If you have friends, family, neighbors, coworkers, or anyone else who might be interested in the Club lifestyle, this is a great opportunity to bring them out and show what Chapel Hill Country Club has to offer! General Manager Don Hunter and Assistant Manager Jeff Earley will be happy to show off our Club to any potential members that you might bring their way. Below are the current incentives that we are offering: Full Resident Member Incentive Program Initiation Fee Stipulation Additional Benefits

$12,000 $16,000 $20,000 One Time Payment $4K/year over 4 years $333/month for 5 years Free season guest fee pass for Pool; Golf and Tennis Swing Assessment

New Corporate Incentive Program Designed for multiple people joining at the same time from a company First Membership Second Membership Third Membership Fourth Membership Each Additional Member

$12,000 $22,000 $30,000 $36,000 + $5,000

Junior Balloon Program Available to anyone under 35 years old Regular Resident 20% off initiation fee, payments spread as follows: Year #1 $1,000 Year #3 $3,000 Year #5 $5,000 Year #7 $7,000 Junior Members may also elect to receive 20% discount on a Regular Resident membership and spread their initiation fee into equal monthly payments with the final payment due at age 40.

Please note that the primary member sponsor receives one month of free dues and a chance to win one of many fabulous prizes, including one year of free dues, with the Clubopoly rewards program! Restrictions apply - please see Jeff Earley for details.

We are also offering a Returning Member Amnesty Program, whereby resigned members who are in good standing may rejoin the Club for only $1! Please contact Jeff Earley with any questions you may have about membership.

Tennis

Tennis Pro Shop Phone: 919.932.2855 Court Conditions Hotline ext. #1 Tennis Pro Shop Hours Monday - CLOSED Tuesday - Sunday - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Tennis Court Hours 8:00 am – 9:00 pm daily (weather permitting) 2014 Spring Men’s/Women’s USTA Leagues

2014 Tennis Calendar of Events Mar. 4: USTA Adult Spring Season Cocktail Party Mar. 21: Junior Lock-In Apr. 12: Adult Spring Team Challenge **Apr. 18 - 20: USTA Junior L4 Championships May 26: Memorial Day Round Robin Jul. 4: Adult Round Robin Aug. 29 - 30: CHCC Junior Club Championships Sept. 1: Labor Day Parent Child Round Robin Sept. TBD: CHCC Men’s/Women’s Member-Guest Fall TBD: Adult Singles Championships Oct. 5: Adult Golf/Tennis Biathlon Nov. 1: Adult Doubles Championships ** Some dates could change throughout the year. We will keep you informed with ALL changes **

We have a total of 15 teams this season representing CHCC. Teams will not have a match every week at CHCC, but please keep in mind that morning court reservations may be tight during the season as all league matches are reserved for the entire 2.5 month season. With 15 teams here, we could have close to 70 scheduled home matches! Women’s 3.0 x 1 team: Thursday mornings @ 9:15 am (5 courts) Women’s 3.0 40+ x 2 teams: Monday mornings @ 9:15 am (5 courts) Women’s 3.0 55+ x 1 team: Tuesday mornings @ 9:15 am (3 courts) Women’s 3.5 x 2 teams: Tuesday mornings @ 9:15 am (5 courts) Women’s 3.5 40+ x 2 teams: Thursday mornings @ 9:15 am (5 courts) Women’s 3.5 55+ x 1 team: Friday mornings @ 9:15 am (3 courts) Women’s 4.0 x 2 teams: Monday mornings @ 9:15 am (5 courts) Women’s 4.0 40+ x 1 team: Tuesday mornings @ 9:15 am (5 courts) Women’s 4.5 x 1 team: Monday/Thursday evenings @ 6:30 pm / 7:00 pm (5 courts) Women’s 5.0+ x 1 team: Sunday afternoons @ 3:00 pm (3 courts) Men’s 3.5 x 1 team: Tuesday/Thursday evenings @ 7:00 pm (5 courts) ATTENTION CAPTAINS: *** On the mornings that we have 2 home teams playing here at 9:15 am taking up a total of 10 courts, courts 1 - 6 and the 4 hard courts will be used for league play. Team captains should contact the opposing captains in advance of this policy. ***

Friday Night Doubles is back in Action! Come out on Friday, March 28 as we kick-off the season with tennis and a cookout! Join us for a great night of tennis and stay afterwards for a wonderful cookout out on the tennis terrace. There will be a full bar as well for members to enjoy on and off the court! Th is is a great way for our new members to meet other players and enjoy a fun evening at the Club. We plan to have organized Friday Night Doubles on the second and last Friday of every month through May: April 11, 25, May 9 and 30. On the other open Fridays, members are more than welcome to come play doubles on their own. We are more than happy to help with getting a player or two or with getting your group going, so let us know if there is anything we can do! Please sign up with the Tennis Pro Shop. 10

Spring Tennis Season Cocktail Party Tuesday, March 4 – 7:00 pm

All men and women playing in the USTA Spring season and the Women’s Triangle season are encouraged to come out to the Spring Team Cocktail Party at CHCC! This is a great way to kick off the new season and have a great time with all of the players here. The cost will be $20 with heavy appetizers and a cash bar. Please sign up in the Tennis Pro Shop.

Shot of the Week

Starting Friday, April 4, 9:00 am - 10:00 am This is a great clinic for men and women of ALL levels to come out and practice a particular stroke. Lindsay Benton will focus on a specific stroke or strokes each week like serves, volleys, topspin, slice, etc. and gear all drills to help you master this shot. We will send out the weekly schedule in our Tennis e-newsletters. We plan to run this hour clinic each Friday in April and May, weather permitting. Please sign up in the Tennis Pro Shop.

Adult Spring Team Challenge April 12, 9:00 am - 1:30 pm

This team event, our most popular for years now, can make you, an ordinary tennis player feel like one of the members of the Davis Cup team! Every game you and your partner win is good for the team, and the fate of the team can rely on your final doubles match! Lunch will be provided for all players at 12:30 pm with the award presentation to follow. Format: Th e uniqueness of the format is the reason for the popularity of this event. Th ere are six teams, 3 men and 3 women per team. On each team there are 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0 players. Each round will consist of all doubles (men’s, women’s and mixed) and you will play with each of your teammates before the event is over. The most consistent team each year ends up in victory lane. The Spirit: What makes this weekend so special is that all different levels of players are represented on each team. Th e teams will be assigned by Lindsay, Derek, Jarrod and Jaime, with the utmost attention paid to equality. Sign Up: Slots are limited so please sign up in the Tennis Pro Shop or e-mail Lindsay at lbenton@chapelhill-cc.com or Jaime at jmontalvo@chapelhill-cc.com.

Memorial Day Adult Round Robin Monday, May 26, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

“King of the Court” format. Players will be placed by ability, with the winners moving up a court and splitting partners, while the losing team moves down a court and does the same. Refreshments and food will be provided for the event. Sign up in the Tennis Pro Shop or via email at jmontalvo@chapelhill-cc.com. 11

2014 Junior USTA Team Tennis Leagues Online registration for teams began in January. If your child is not a member of the USTA, the year enrollment is only $19, and for those 10 & under who are new to tennis, the USTA is offering the first year free to juniors! Please contact the Tennis Pro Shop with any questions. The season charge for each child participating in the league will be $40. This will cover snacks for all home matches, equipment and the coach’s time for each match. Quickstart Tennis – ages 8 - 10. We had such a successful inaugural season in 2010 with this league and look forward to another great year in 2014 with our up and coming juniors here at CHCC. We are hoping to add teams in the 8 & under and 10 & under leagues. Check with the Tennis Pro Shop for more information. Matches will begin the weekend of April 6. (Chapel Hill League) Junior USTA Team Tennis – ages 10 +. We have had this league for the past 3 years at the Club with great success each season. We are looking forward to another great year for our Junior Teams. We are hoping to add junior teams to compete in the 12 & under and 14 & under divisions once again this year. Matches will begin the weekend of March 16. (Durham League)

2014 Junior Tennis Clinics Please be sure to register your child prior to showing up for the clinic. We will NOT offer the “Drop In” option for the Spring sessions. Please pre-register your kids by Wednesday, February 26 so they can participate in the first 6 week session starting on March 4. Session 1: Tuesday, March 4 – Thursday, April 10 Rain Days: Tuesday April 15 and Thursday April 17

Registration Deadline: February 28

3:15 pm – 4:00 pm Pee Wees (ages 4 - 7): $90 for 6 clinics, $180 for 12 clinics 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Future Stars (ages 8 - 10): $105 for 6 clinics, $210 for 12 clinics 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Player Dev./Tournament Training (ages 10 +): $135 for 6 clinics, $270 for 12 clinics Session 2: Tuesday, April 22 – Thursday, May 29 Rain Days: Tuesday June 3 and Thursday June 4

Registration Deadline: April 18

3:15 pm – 4:00 pm Pee Wees (ages 4 - 7): $90 for 6 clinics, $180 for 12 clinics 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Future Stars (ages 8 - 10): $105 for 6 clinics, $210 for 12 clinics 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Player Dev./Tournament Training (ages 10 +): $135 for 6 clinics, $270 for 12 clinics You may register for Tuesdays, Thursdays or both. For more information and to sign up, please contact the Tennis Pro Shop.

Junior Lock-In

Friday, March 21 – Saturday March 22 What a fun night for our juniors here at CHCC! This will be available for our USTA Junior Team players, as well as those juniors attending our Future Stars, Player Development and Tournament Training Clinics and to those taking lessons at CHCC. Th e cost will be $25 per junior, and yes, Lindsay, Derek, Jarrod and Jaime will be spending the night with the kids as well! Schedule of Events: 6:00 pm – pizza 6:30 pm – tennis and games 8:30 pm – snacks, Xbox, indoor games 9:30 pm – movie 11:00 pm – lights out! Saturday 8:00 am – pick up at Clubhouse 12

USTA Junior L4 Championships April 18 - 20

Please mark this weekend on your calendar! Th ere will be no courts open for member reservations during this USTA Sanctioned Tournament. We will be using all 10 clay courts and the 4 hard courts starting Friday at 4:00 pm through Saturday. We have also been allowed the use of the Ephesus Tennis Courts for this tournament. Please check with the Tennis Pro Shop for Sunday’s clay court availability as this day should be lighter on tournament matches. Approximately 150 junior tennis players from across the state will compete, including many of our CHCC juniors. Please come out to watch the action or volunteer to help with the tournament. Call the Tennis Pro Shop for more information. Information needed to sign up for this L4 USTA Junior Tournament Go to http://tennislink.usta.com to sign up and use our Tournament ID#: 703950814 Entries open online February 10. ** Hollow Rock, The Farm and Hope Valley will be making provisions for CHCC members to play on their courts during our weekend USTA Junior Tournament. Please call the Tennis Pro Shop for court availability. We thank you for your cooperation in this matter. **

CHCC Junior Player Profile In each newsletter, we will be spotlighting an up and coming junior here at CHCC who has shown great progress in his or her tennis game. Lindsay, Derek, Jarrod and Jaime are proud of the accomplishments of ALL our juniors here at CHCC and are always willing to travel to local tournaments to show our support and cheer them on when playing. ** Rutledge Smith - “Rut Man”** What is your current USTA ranking? I am ranked 93 in NC Boys 12s. What do you do each week here at CHCC to improve your game? I try to serve every day, if I can, and I participate in CHCC clinics twice a week. I also take a weekly lesson with Derek and set up matches with friends for practice. I sometimes hit with the ball machine. Do you have dreams of playing college tennis? I do want to play college tennis. I think it would be an awesome experience and a way to focus on my tennis while meeting new people. Any other activities you do during the week? I play basketball and I run or walk my dog (when mom makes me). What’s your favorite food? Steak and mashed potatoes. Who are your favorite tennis players, besides the CHCC pros of course? John Isner (I copied him with the backwards hat) and Rafael Nadal. CONGRATS to Rutledge Smith for all of his hard work this past year! Who’s next?!

Golf

Golf Pro Shop Phone: 919.932.2857 Golf Pro Shop Hours Monday - CLOSED Tuesday - Sunday - 8:30 am - 6:00 pm (March) Tuesday - Sunday - 8:00 am - 7:00 pm (April) Range Hours Monday - CLOSED Tuesday - Sunday - 8:30 am - 6:00 pm (March) Tuesday - Sunday - 8:00 am - 7:00 pm (April) Golf Shop Message Old man winter has been very harsh this year and we are anxiously awaiting Spring. Our local Chapel Hill groundhog “Dorf ” predicted six more weeks of winter, and it looks like he was right. We are planning our green aerification for the first week in March, weather permitting, and looking forward to the return of some green grass and drier fairways!

Golf Club Regripping As we get ready for the start of the golf season, there has never been a better time to regrip your clubs.

Just in - Lamkin i-line Carolina Blue grips. Regularly $9.99, grip special $7.99. If you are interested in new grips, please stop by or call the Golf Pro Shop.

Annual Bag and Cart Storage If you would like to store your golf bag and push cart in our bag storage, please contact the Golf Pro Shop. We currently have a few spaces open.

March Guest Special In an effort to produce some needed cash flow during the month of March, we will be offering a great special if you bring a guest! During the week, Tuesdays through Thursdays, the guest fee will drop from $50 to $40, and the cart will be included. On Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, the fee will drop from $60 to $50 and include the cart. In addition, if you bring 3 guests, your cart will be complimentary. Th is is a great way to entertain some clients or possible potential members at a great discount.

Spring Guest Fee Packages for April and May The Club will be offering a Spring guest special during April and May. We will be pre-selling 100 weekday packages that include the member bringing 3 guests for $100.00 total, a savings of 33% from our regular guest fee rates (carts are optional). We will also be pre-selling 100 weekend packages that include the member bringing 3 guests for $120.00 total, a savings of 33% from our regular guest fee rates (carts are optional). This offer will be limited to the first 200 packages sold and cannot be used with a small group outing or corporate events, only for regular daily play. Th is package will be a win/win for the members and your Club, bringing in some much needed revenue for only 600 guests. Don’t get left behind – purchase your guests packages early!

Save the Date! The Tradition The men’s Member-Guest will be June 26 - 28. We will have forms available starting on Saturday, March 15. We will accept completed forms on Saturday, April 12. Please keep in mind that the field is limited to the first 60 teams and we will NOT accept forms unless they are completely filled out. The Tradition match schedule will be as follows: Thursday, June 26: Practice Round in the morning and Match 1 will begin at 3:00 pm Friday, June 27: Matches 2 and 3 Saturday, June 28: Matches 4,5 and Playoff to determine overall 2014 Champion The Carolina Classic

Winter Clearance Sale Through the month of March, we will be selling winter apparel at 50% off in the Golf Pro Shop, backroom tables 60% - 75% off select apparel.

The ladies’ Carolina Classic (Member-Guest) will be held June 5 and 6, 2014. More details and a registration form can be found on pages 17 and 18 of this newsletter.

Tuesday Night Men’s League Lost and Found Day On March 8, the Golf Pro Shop will have several tables set up in the Clubhouse with any lost headcovers, hats, clothing, etc. 14

Just a reminder that we will be starting our Tuesday Night Men’s League in May, so start thinking about your team. Please contact the Golf Pro Shop if you would like to play in this year’s league.

Men’s Golf Association Opening Breakfast Saturday, March 15, 8:00 am

The MGA invites all male members of CHCC to a free breakfast! You do not have to be a member of the MGA to attend. Come and learn about the MGA and its plans for 2014: • yearly fee reduced to $75 - covers breakfast and lunch for each tournament • 2014 schedule • Beginning with our first event on March 29, child care services will be available for members participating in MGA tournaments. • easy sign up for tournaments using Google docs • new rules to support “Pace of Play” initiatives Breakfast begins promptly at 8:00 am and presentations at 8:30 am. Following the MGA presentation, Rick will make a presentation in support of the USGA “While We’re Young” and “Tee It Forward” initiatives. Th e anticipated time required for both presentations is one hour. Please call front desk (919.967.8201) to sign up.

Men’s Golf Association March Event Saturday, March 29

8:00 am breakfast; 9:00 am shotgun start, lunch to follow $20 entry fee - Stableford Team Event Teams organized by Golf Pro Shop. Sign up online or call the Golf Pro Shop. New for men with child care responsibilities: sign up by Thursday and enroll your kids in mini-sports/art day camp. $10 per child includes breakfast, lunch and snack (8:30 am to 3:00 pm). Day camp is available only to MGA members who are playing in the MGA event.

Senior Men’s Golf Association As we anxiously await Spring and the start of our 2014 golf season, I thought this would be a good time to remind everyone what the SMGA is. The SMGA is a golf and social organization dedicated to CHCC male members 55 years and older since 1983. GOLF • Wednesday morning tournaments (playdays featuring various competitive formats) • informal group play on Tuesday and Friday mornings • ten outings at other local clubs (interclubs) • four major competitive tournaments: Member/Member Member/Guest Match Play (President’s Tournament) Medal Play (Senior Championship) • Co-Ed Golf (SMGA invites the Ladies) SOCIAL • Spring and Fall banquets (with wife or significant other) • Spring and Fall breakfast • monthly SMGA Supper Club “fine dining” (with wife or significant other) This year we have sent surveys to members and non-members in an effort to improve participation and membership. As we get responses, we will let everyone know the results and perceptions. THINGS WE ARE DOING IN 2014 • flighting once a month for Wednesday playdays • working with the Golf Pro Shop to launch Th ursday afternoon 4:30 pm 9 hole playday • working with the Golf Pro Shop for SMGA tee times one Sunday per month THINGS WE ARE WORKING ON • PGA type Fed Ex year-long point system • competitive team competition with outside clubs • participating with the Club in the USGA initiative “Tee It Forward” and looking to see if there are things the SMGA can do now I am sure this list will grow as the survey results and ideas come in. We continue to add to and improve our website (www.smgagolf.com). Tournaments, dates, roster, news, electronic sign up and course conditions are just some of the things on the site. We are continuously working with the Club to allow more sharing with the Club site.

Divot Party

Thursday, April 10, 5:00 pm We will be meeting in front of the Golf Pro Shop and splitting into two groups to walk 9 holes along the course filling in divots! Beverages will be provided on the course. There will also be a steak dinner waiting for you upon your return to the Clubhouse! $25 per person - call the Main Office (919.967.8201) to sign up!

March 12 is our Opening Day, starting with a 7:30 am breakfast for all members. Th is year we have opened it up to any non-member interested in learning more about the SMGA. Th e breakfast is free and a great way to hear our plans, as well as hear from our golf pros. Terry Flynn SMGA President

Women’s Golf Association

Nifty Niners News

BRRRRR……… As I write this article, there is snow on the ground and freezing temperatures. By the time you read this, I hope the weather has warmed up and the thaw is well under way! Th e good news is Spring is around the corner and the WGA Board has been busy planning an incredibly fun year. We have mixed up the formats and brought back an old favorite of Match Play. And after reading everyone’s input, we have eliminated any gross winners except for our overall WGA Champion. We will kick off our season with a business meeting on Tuesday, March 25 at 10:00 am in the Columbia Room. This will be a brief meeting to introduce the new board, discuss some changes in play days and approve the 2014 budget. Then, Sally Austin will give the first clinic of the year, focusing on rules and a warm up to the golf season. Look for the sign up on our Google docs. I hope to see everyone there!

Thus far, the winter has been very uncooperative for playing golf. Hopefully it will warm up and dry out so we can get together on the course soon! Until the official season begins on April 3, we have tee times available to us on Thursdays starting at 10:30 am.

I would like to thank BJ and Mark Attwood for opening their home to us for our Holiday Party held on January 10. Despite the torrential downpour that left one poor car stuck in the mud, we had a wonderful time with great food, wine and of course our golfing friends! Thanks to Laura Ellgen for organizing this increasingly popular event. Hoping for better weather next year!

The NNGA dues cover clinics given by Sally Austin. The clinics are on Wednesdays at 10:00 am. Please note that the first clinic is on Putting and will be held on March 26. Sally would like to know how many to expect at each clinic. I have added the clinics to our Google doc so you can sign up online. Our 2014 season begins on Th ursday, April 3. We will play golf and then have a meeting as we eat lunch. We will have a shotgun start at 9:00 am. Please be present and ready to play prior to 9:00 am. Camaraderie Day with the WGA is on Tuesday April 8. We will play a 9 hole superball followed by a luncheon. On April 10, the Nifty Niners are inviting any female CHCC member to join us for 9 holes of golf. At 5:00 pm that afternoon, we will gather near the Golf Pro Shop and then walk 9 holes of the course filling in divots. Beverages are provided on the course. Th ere will be a member charge dinner to follow the Divot Party. A 9 hole friendly tournament, “The Divorce Open,” will be held at 4:00 pm on April 17. This is an alternate shot tournament and is followed by a dinner. We will host the TRI-9 interclub event on April 24. The start time is 9:30 am, with breakfast to precede play. We need a lot of our members to sign up for this event!

I would like to again congratulate our TIP team captained by Lin Wright for winning the 2013 season and bringing home the trophy. Many of the team members attended a luncheon at Prestonwood Country Club and accepted the trophy on behalf of all CHCC. Thanks to Lin for all her years as TIP chair! Jane Lamm is our new leader and has great plans to keep this trophy for another year!! I am sure everyone is as anxious as I am to get out and dust off our shoes, polish the irons and tee that beautiful little ball up. So get ready and see you all soon! Diane Koenigshofer WGA President

Kate Eifrig NNGA President

The Nifty Niners would like to invite any female CHCC member to come and play with us on April 10 at 9:00 am! Many of us will stay for lunch afterward and would love for you to join us and get to know us better! Please contact Kate Eifrig at 919.929.2600 or 919.672.6300 or keifrig@nc.rr.com to sign up.

Carolina Classic 2014

Join us at Chapel Hill Country Club to salute the Queen of Racing: the Kentucky Derby!

Thursday June 5 Golf Instruction/Clinics with Club Professional Morning times to be announced 18-hole Preliminary Race including Greens and Cart Fees C Call the Golf Pro Shop for a tee time: 919.932.2857 B Bag drop and overnight bag storage for Members and Guests A “Pearl and Roses Evening at the Races” – 6:30 pm Join us for a racetrack of heavy hors d’oeuvres, Classic Mint Juleps and other beverages. Pick up your post position for Friday tee-off. Head down the stretch for the Triple Crown. “Themewear” encouraged! Wear your most glamorous (or tastefully tacky) Kentucky Derby bonnet. And remember…….All Bets Are Off! What happens at the Races stays at the Races……unless it makes YouTube!

Friday June 6 Driving Range and Putting Green Range open for warm-up at 7:30 am B Breakfast on Isaac’s Porch E Enjoy a variety of assorted breakfast delights starting at 8:00 am Team Photos - Between 7:30 and 8:45 am Look for our Event Photographer near the 1st Tee Bookie’s “Mulligan” 1 at $10.00 a player, 2 for $15 – Cash only – See Jockey between 7:30 am and 8:45 am Call to the Post – 9:00 am Bugle Start G Greens fees, cart, and goody bags included.Teams paired as foursomes in Flights – choose your own ffoursome or the Committee will pair you up. Format: Jockey’s Choice (same as Captain’s Choice or SSuperball). Prizes for Flight winners, and closest to the “Derby targets” for members and guests. Oncourse snacks throughout the round. Luncheon Buffet and Event Awards Strap on your feedbag and head down the final stretch for the luncheon buffet table. Enjoy the Presentation of Event Awards and Win-Place-and-Show Drawing to wrap up the Carolina Classic 2014 experience! 17

Carolina Classic 2014 Member and Guest Registration - Thursday June 5 and Friday June 6 DEADLINE April 11, 2014 to allow lead time for gifts and prizes

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FEE: $275 per 2-filly team. $100 non-refundable deposit will be billed in May; balance billed in June Bookie’s Mulligans: Cash Only 1 at $10 per player or 2 for $15, cash only – day of Friday Event Optional Wednesday Pre-Event (separate RSVP): Wine-tasting and hors d’oeuvres at Hope Valley Bottle Shop - $20 cash at door Drop off this form in the CHCC Main Office or Golf Pro Shop or email Suzanne at Suzanne.kozel@embarqmail.com. 18

Golf Committee Comments The Golf Committee held their first meeting on February 4. Th e members of this year’s committee are listed below. Please feel free to provide any comments or recommendations you might have to me or any of the committee members. Rick Brannon, CHCC Golf Professional Terry Barker, Committee Chairman Henry Essey (Gross Group/The Tradition) Joe Vozella (Sunday Morning Group) Diane Koenigshofer (WGA) Kate Eifrig (Nifty Niners) Gus Neville (MGA) Terry Flynn (SMGA) James King (Dogfight) Linda Johnston The 2014 golf schedule is almost complete, with 82 events currently on the schedule for CHCC members. One of the initiatives of the 2014 Golf Committee is to increase member participation in all events by keeping you better informed of the schedule. Please keep an eye on the Club newsletters, on your emails and on displays at the Club for information on upcoming events. Join us and enjoy the fellowship of other members. We ask for your help by encouraging your friends to participate. Rick and his staff will work hard to insure you enjoy each event. Coming up in March: March 12 – SMGA Opening Day March 23 – SMGA Opening Banquet March 29 – MGA Monthly Event To improve your golf experience at CHCC, we will support the USGA initiatives “While We’re Young” and “Tee It Forward”. Rick is preparing a presentation that addresses these topics. Our goal is to have all CHCC golfing members attend one of the scheduled presentations. The Golf Committee will actively promote the presentation to achieve this goal.

Membership Awareness Meetings We will be hosting several 30 minute golf presentations on aspects of golf that the Golf Committee deems to be important on the day to day operation of Chapel Hill Country Club. We will cover topics which include: how to repair a ball mark, golf etiquette, golf attire, speed of play and other topics that we feel are important to make all members golf experience better at CHCC. These membership awareness meetings will start the first week of March. The dates will be: March 5, 6 and 7, 6:30 pm March 8 and 9, 8:45 am The topics covered in these meetings will be: • • • •

While We’re Young / Pace of Play Tee It Forward Golf Etiquette and Attire Care of Our Golf Course

Please sign up in the Golf Pro Shop.

Reminder

A quick reminder of the January through March promotion on Guest Fees: $40.00 Tuesdays through Fridays and $50.00 on weekends, with cart included. And remember, bring 3 guests and the member’s cart is free! An additional guest fee promotion will be initiated in April. Thanks and happy golfing! Terry

Order these while supplies last! Remember, 4 dozen would normally cost you $ 192.00; with the promotion price, you will save $48.00 and also receive free personalization. 19

Activities for Young Members

Please preregister for all kidsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; activities!

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Every Thursday and Friday 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Contact Alisa: aminshall@chapelhill-cc.com

Games! Craft Projects! Movies! Dinner!

Join us for loads of fun and make some new friends! Alisa, Megan, Elsa and Carolyn entertain and watch the kids while parents relax and enjoy the club. $12.50 w/ buffet for larger groups $10 for 1 child, $8 each additional child and dinner is ordered from the menu and member charged for nights with 5 or fewer kids

919.945.0411

Art Tuesdays!

Tuesdays 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Kids ages 6 - 12 are invited to share in the fun and excitement of creating art with Alisa! Each week we learn about a different style of visual art and work on a project that reflects that style.

Summer Camps!

Kids should be able to follow directions and have a love of art. We work with all sorts of visual art media - Kids should be dressed to get a little messy! *This class is limited to 10 participants.*

Check out the new camp brochure! You can pick one up in the lobby! CHCC has 8 weeks of activities and themes to suit all ages and interests! Run * Jump * create * build * make friends swim *eat * learn * act * teamwork It's going to be

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PLEASE PREREGISTER WITH ALISA $8 per child per session

DPAC GROUP RATE TICKETS! CHCC GROUP RATE TICKETS INCLUDE: Great seats at a great price, chartered transportation from the front doors of CHCC to the front doors of DPAC and no waiting in line for tickets, PLUS refreshments at intermission at a designated CHCC table in the lobby! After the show, you are picked up at the front doors and brought home to the Club!

The Wizard of Oz at DPAC Friday, April 11, 8:00 pm - $90 www.wizardofozthemusical.com Right Grand Tier: Rows D, E and F We’re off to see the Wizard! Come with us and see one of the greatest stories of all time LIVE on stage at DPAC! If you love the movie, don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the live performance! * Children ages 5 and older may attend!! FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD

Joseph and the Amazing T echnicolor Dreamcoat at DPAC Friday, May 16, 8:00 pm - $85 www.josephthemusical.com Right Grand Tier: Rows D, E, F and G Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT is the irresistible family musical about the trials and triumphs of Joseph, Israel’s favorite son. Retelling the Biblical story of Joseph, his eleven brothers and the coat of many colors, this magical musical is full of unforgettable songs! This is a must-see show, and at least one of our members is signed up to see it for a second time... because it’s just that fabulous!

Social

Golf Tennis Kids

Weekday Lunch Buffet In addition to the soup and salad bar, the Club features a different themed hot food station daily: Taco Tuesdays Fried Chicken Wednesdays Mediterranean Thursdays StirFridays The lunch buffet is available weekdays from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm.

Sunday

Date Night Thursdays and Child Care Every Th ursday evening, child care is available so that parents have an opportunity each week for a quiet dinner together or time with friends at the Club. Contact Alisa to sign up for child care.

Sunday Brunch Buffet SMGA Opening Banquet

Kids’ Club Featuring a children’s buffet and fun activities for our younger members while parents enjoy dinner and friends! Contact Alisa for Kids’ Club information. Sunday Brunch Our Sunday Brunch buffet features an omelette station, a selection of salads, breakfast and lunch items, and a variety of desserts. Sunday brunch is available from 10:00 am until 1:30 pm.

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Art Class Junior Spring Clinic (Session 2)

WGA Queen Bee Day 1 Art Class Junior Spring Clinic (Session 2) Men’s League 12

Mother’s Day Brunch

Art Class

Member/Member Sunday Brunch Buffet Mother-Daughter Tea

WGA/NNGA Camaraderie Day Art Class Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1)

Sunday Brunch Buffet

WGA Opening Day Art Class Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1)

Easter Brunch USTA Junior L4 Championships

Art Class Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1)

Sunday Brunch Buffet

Art Class Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1)

Sunday Brunch Buffet

Art Class Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1)

Sunday Brunch Buffet

Tuesday

Art Class Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1) Spring Season Cocktail Party

Sunday Brunch Buffet

Family Night Wednesdays The Family Night Buffet features great comfort food for all ages, including a special buffet just for kids!

StirFridays Every Friday beginning at 6:00 pm, come out for an amazing stir fry station, where our culinary team will prepare a combination of vegetables, proteins and house-made sauces of your choosing! And starting in March, the last Friday of each month will be an Ultimate Friday, with live music, wine tasting and an outdoor buffet and food from the grill!

Sunday Brunch Buffet

Trivia Night Thursdays Every 2nd and 4th Th ursday, adults play in Lawson’s Bar, and children have their very own trivia session in another location. Both sessions begin at 7:30 pm. You many sign your team up in advance for adult trivia by emailing chcc.trivia@gmail.com.

Monday

WGA Queen Bee Day 2 Art Class Junior Spring Clinic (Session 2) Men’s League 19

Sunday Brunch Buffet

Final Art Class - See you in Summer Camps! Junior Spring Clinic (Session 2) Men’s League

Sunday Brunch Buffet

Memorial Day Tournament Memorial Day Adult Round Robin

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SMGA Opening Day Family Night

Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1) Date Night Child Care

Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis StirFriday Kids’ Club

MGA Opening Breakfast Middle Eastern Cooking Class

Book Club Family Night

Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1) Date Night Child Care Breakfast for Dinner

Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis StirFriday Kids’ Club Junior Lock-In

Bubba Gump Shrimp Festival

Family Night

Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1) Date Night Child Care

Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis Ultimate Friday Kids’ Club Friday Night Doubles

MGA

Family Night

NNGA Opening Day Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1) Date Night Child Care Italian Night Buffet

Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis StirFriday Kids’ Club

Couples Jack and Jill Event

SMGA Interclub Family Night

Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1) Divot Party Date Night Child Care Trivia

Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis StirFriday Kids’ Club Friday Night Doubles

MGA Adult Spring Team Challenge Taste of Mexico Cooking Class Culture Club

Book Club Family Night

Mahjong Divorce Open Date Night Child Care Breakfast for Dinner

Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis StirFriday Kids’ Club USTA Junior L4 Championships

USTA Junior L4 Championships World’s Largest Easter Egg Hunt

Family Night

Tri-9 Interclub Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 2) Date Night Child Care Trivia

Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis Ultimate Friday Kids’ Club Friday Night Doubles

Family Night

WGA/NNGA invite the SMGA Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 2) Date Night Child Care Mexican Night Buffet

Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis StirFriday Kids’ Club

Member/Member

SMGA Member/Member Family Night

Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 2) Date Night Child Care Trivia

SMGA Member/Member Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis StirFriday Kids’ Club Friday Night Doubles

MGA

Family Night

Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 2) Date Night Child Care

Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis Spring Mem./Fmr. Mem.Pre-Mem. StirFriday Kids’ Club

Book Club Family Night

SMGA Member/Guest Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 2) Date Night Child Care Trivia

SMGA Member/Guest Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis StirFriday Kids’ Club

Sushi Cooking Class

Family Night

Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 2) Date Night Child Care Breakfast for Dinner

Big Cat Cup Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis Ultimate Friday Kids’ Club Friday Night Doubles

Big Cat Cup

May

Women’s 3.0 Clinic Cardio Tennis Antica Wine Mixer StirFriday Kids’ Club

April

Mahjong Junior Spring Clinic (Session 1) Date Night Child Care

March

Family Night

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