The Chatter - April/May 2023

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T H E C H A T T E R

The golf course has begun to awaken, outdoor tennis courts are being freshly groomed, and preparations are underway for a fun-filled summer at Chartwell Golf and Country Club

With each new season, we look forward to introducing new events, programs, and amenities for our members and their families to enjoy, and to welcoming back the time-honored classics that make Chartwell not simply a destination, but a tradition

This season we are excited to welcome back a retired Chartwell tradition, The Chatter Chartwell members can look forward to opening their mailbox, or email, and finding a compilation of what is in store for the months ahead at Chartwell The Chatter will be delivered every two months and will include updates from our Club President and General Manager, highlights from Finance, Membership, and Strategic Planning, and exciting operational information provided by Chartwell’s Senior Staff and Board Committee Chairs

Members can flip through The Chatter to read articles about things like current club projects, upcoming events, and new wine offerings; you will also find golf and racquets calendars, aerification and fitness schedules, and even a delicious dessert recipe to try at home. Club Calendars, filled with social events, registration dates, and restaurant hours are also included for our members' convenience

As we look ahead with excitement to all the things this season has in store, we’d also like to take this opportunity to thank the Chartwell Membership for their role in making the club what it is today Thanks to our Club ambassadors and Member referrals, membership at Chartwell has officially reached capacity We currently have 112 families looking forward to enjoying a golf membership at Chartwell once it becomes available and have 22 families waiting to join the fun as Social or Sport members

It is our hope that you enjoy the first issue of The Chatter and that its contents will assist you in not only navigating the club but enjoying all that Chartwell has to offer

We look forward to seeing you around the Club!

DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP & COMMUNICATIONS, BECKS ENDRES MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE CHAIR, JOEL THORNE

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Letter from the Club President Board of Directors Information

Letter from the General Manager Club Contact Information

Strategic Planning Update Club Facilities Update

Financial Highlights

Hours of Operation

Golf Operations Update Golf Cart Policy

Turf Report & Aerification Schedule 2023 Golf Calendar

Tennis & Pickleball 2023 Racquets Schedule

Fitness & Wellness

Summer at Chartwell

Food & Beverage/House Committee

Raising the Bar: Tohu Sauvignon Blanc

Culinary Special Recipe: Smoked Bread Pudding

Social Committee Update Event FAQ

Save the Date Club Event List

2022/2023 Event Photos

April 2023 Club Calendar

May 2023 Club Calendar 17.

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide premier recreational, dining, and social experiences to members and their guests within a setting that fosters fun, friendship, and family values

Directors Board of

2022-2023

KARL APPEL President kappel@gagroup cpa

RICHARD MCFEELY Vice President Strategic Planning Committee Chair rmcfeely1@comcast net

DONALD HUBER Treasurer Finance Committee Chair don@cornerstoneadvisory com

JULIE RIDDLE Secretary Social, Pool & Junior Committee riddlehouse@verizon net

JOEL THORNE Membership Committee Chair jthorne@amm bz

ROBERT BROSEKER Golf Committee Chair robert b broseker@ms com

JAY DIXON House Committee Chair jay@adsintelligence marketing

DAVID KATZ Greens Committee Chair dkatz@katzday com

KELLY O'DONNELL Tennis Committee Chair kellyodonnellmd@yahoo com

2023 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2023 Ballroom, 7:00pm

SLATEOFCANDIDATES 2023BoardofDirectors

Incaseyouhaven'tvisitedthecluborcheckedout theclubbulletinboard,ourslateofcandidatesfor the2023BoardofDirectorshasbeenpostedin accordancewithourclubby-lawsThefollowing membershavebeennominatedfora3-yearterm fromMay1,2023-April30,2026:

JAYDIXON* DONHUBER* KIRSTENSHAFFER

*Nominatedforathree-yeartermfollowing apreviouspartialtermappointment

FROM THE CLUB PRESIDENT Karl

Appel

There are many reasons why someone would join a country club In addition to professional and social connections, families enjoy a wide range of entertainment and amenities Chartwell County Club has a long history of over sixty years and the cycles we have experienced are not much different than most clubs Fortunately, we are going through a time where the members are engaged, the facilities are being used, there is increased demand for social events (more on that later) and we are in a strong financial position Some of this engagement and increased play is an outcome of the pandemic but the demand continues We live in a family-heavy community and we are working to meet the needs of a diverse membership With over 700 memberships there are probably just as many needs and wants It is hard to satisfy everyone but we do our best to bring value to you and your family

As member expectations continue to rise we realized we need to keep investing in the Club to maintain and provide state-of-the-art amenities and experiences We need to have a reinvestment plan in place for the many reoccurring capital needs I think most members would agree that the $3-million investment in the golf course a few years ago has allowed Chartwell to continue to provide a first-class golf experience and with the increased engagement and membership, it has been a good return on the investment

We do consider trends, both here in Maryland and nationwide The lessons learned with trends along with membership demands is why we will keep investing in the club and continue to work on our strategic plan.

In my day job as a CPA, I work with many businesses and can see first-hand the challenges a business owner is faced with They make tough decisions and closely monitor the return on their investments Chartwell County Club is a business and there were some tough decisions to make this past year.

We are committed to providing a first-class experience and amenities Chartwell management and staff continue to go above and beyond to provide excellent service Are there areas where we can do a better job? Absolutely, just as any organization can always improve. The demand for special events, especially family events–Santa Brunch and Easter Brunch, exceed the supply We are working on ideas to make it more equitable for members to sign up for these more popular events

Chartwell Country Club has a long history that for many members have involved multi-generations It makes financial sense to look forward and have a reinvestment plan to continue to build on the foundation that the initial members began in 1961 We have benefitted from the decisions of the Presidents and the Boards of Directors over the past sixty years and we are confident that the decisions to invest will benefit the current members and future generations Serving as your President this past year has been challenging but also very rewarding Thank you, friends, for your confidence in the Board of Directors and the Chartwell leadership team as we develop long-term strategic plans that are essential to continue the long legacy of Chartwell Country Club Cheers!

Karl J Appel, CPA President, Chartwell County Club 2022-2023

GENERALMANA

FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER Rich

Marr

We hope that you share in the excitement for the return of The Chartwell Chatter, filled with update member reminders. While the weekly “Around the Club” emails will continue to share weekly updat you with months of information. A special “thank you ” to our Director of Communications, Becks formatting and extra effort to publish the return of The Chatter.

Much has transpired over the past four months, as the difficult decision was made to increase the capital investment into the club’s infrastructure and future amenities. This decision resulted in an increase in members’ monthly capital dues, which was met with mixed reviews from the membership. While some members understand the need to invest in the club’s current and future assets, others do question what prompted this change and why must we act now.

The capital dues decision was not taken lightly as it was only after a thorough review including committees, industry experts, members, and management alike that the Board of Directors discussed and approved the increase. Ray Cronin, the leading financial expert from Club Benchmarking, shared his findings that Chartwell G & CC has been underfunding our facility’s maintenance needs for many years. It was evident that our annual capital contributions were not sufficient to keep current with the club’s annual maintenance needs as listed within the twenty-year reserve study as repair costs surged, supply chains experienced a multitude of challenges, and labor costs outpaced inflation. Ray Cronin's assessment was confirmed as Club officials compared the club's annual depreciation to the current investment, realizing that we are only partially funding the depreciated assets Maintaining the same capital dues trajectory would have resulted in the slow deterioration of the club’s current facilities While it may have taken a few years for everyone to notice, Chartwell would eventually be in a situation where major investments would be required just to get back to where we are today

Taking a proactive capital funding needs approach, it was determined to increase capital dues beyond the obligatory needs so that in addition to being able to maintain our current facility, future aspirational capital needs of the club can also be addressed The Strategic Planning Committee, consisting of ten members representing a cross-section of the membership, was tasked with determining the potential aspirational needs of the club forecasted over the next ten years and beyond After six-plus months of meetings, facility site tours, reviewing emerging industry club trends, and soliciting members’ feedback, the Strategic Planning Committee created a list of Strategic Plan Initiatives for membership consideration and feedback The first three initiatives listed (pool renovation, racquet sport addition & tennis court rebuild, and irrigation system upgrade) are estimated to account for the first five years of projected capital dues collection The January Town Hall meetings helped to collect additional member feedback regarding the top three initiatives as well as additional initiatives for future consideration I truly appreciated the member participation and the lively debate regarding the capital dues increase and strategic planning initiatives In the event that you have additional questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me to discuss Project updates will continue to be shared with the membership as they become available

Operationally, we are preparing for a busy summer ahead filled with recreational activities and social experiences for all to enjoy Due to the overwhelming participation levels for many of our club events, the registration process and eligibility requirements are being reviewed to ensure that we accommodate as many members as our facility will allow Social event eligibility is being separated into three classifications: Members Only, Members & Family, and Members & Guests Members Only events are available to active members on our current club roster only Events classified as Members & Family will be open to our members' parents, siblings, children, and grandchildren Social Events open to Members & Guests, members are welcome to invite friends, family or colleagues, up to the maximum table size as specified at the time We are also reviewing alternative registration options focused on eliminating the need to register at a particular moment in time, which may include a registration period Please be sure to read Club event information carefully to ensure that you are aware of the registration process and eligibility for each club event Thank you in advance for your understanding as we redefine the registration and eligibility process for our club events

Thank you for your continued club support It is our mission to provide premier experiences to the membership within a setting that fosters fun, friendship, and family values We look forward to seeing you at the club enjoying one of the club’s many recreational or social amenities Please continue to share your feedback as it is the best tool for improvement

Richard Marr General Manager

VICE PRESIDENT & STRATEGIC PLANNING CHAIR, RICK MCFEELY

Strategic Planning

Clubs must focus on a tangible value proposition by continuously investing to create value if they are to succeed over time. If a club is focused only on cost cutting and not the value proposition, the data shows those clubs are likely to get swept into a cycle of decay that will be difficult if not impossible to reverse.

Chartwell Country Club, like many clubs nationwide, is at a crossroads. Our demographics have drastically changed with a significant decrease in our median member age and a drastic increase in the number of young children One only has to attend one of the many outstandingsocialeventsorgotothepoolonasummerevetoseethisinaction

This trend isn’t unique to Chartwell Nationally, the demand for country club memberships has soared and so has the demand for amenities that historically have been a low priority in a club’s capital planning Industry reporting shows significant investments being made by our peer clubs around club amenities such as seasonal outdoor dining, aquatic and pool renovations, racquet and sports complexes to satisfy the demand for pickleball and other racquet sports, remote workspace options, employee comfort amenities and technology upgrades around allaspectsofClubmanagementincludingfooddelivery(eg kiosks),golftrainingandmaintenance/safety(eg unmannedmowers)

Chartwell has embarked on a ten-year strategic planning vision that not only requires a change in our club culture but requires that our members think and act like owners instead of mere consumers of our amenities. While Chartwell’s financial planning has always been efficiently managed, our Club has a long history of utilizing a project-by-project approach instead of funding a cohesive long-term project capital plan This type of planning is complicated and requires close interplay between operating budgets (eg cutting the grass) and deferred maintenance (eg replacing a roof or a/c unit) Additionally, large-scale capital improvements will almost always increase operating costs which must then be tied back into the overall strategic plan The Board has retained an industry expert to help produce a ten-yearMasterStrategicPlan ThisplanningdocumentwillbecometheroadmapforfutureBoardsandourMembershiptoconsider

Two essential constraints in our planning process are dealing with the lack of buildable space and the lack of a tie-in to County sewer systems The space issue has always been a problem at Chartwell For instance, due to a lack of space around our golf facilities, our golf simulator is positioned a hundred yards away; less than ideal for golf instruction. And the County’s limitation on septic waste lines limits our ability to add capacity where sinks and bathrooms are needed Rough costs to tie into County sewage facilities show a cost in the millions and there is no timeline for sewer lines to be added throughout the Chartwell community Thus, our retained expert will be looking at how we canmosteffectivelynavigatetheseissues

The Strategic Planning Committee is hard at work in creating a list of amenities that we would like future Boards and Membership to consider These projects are unfunded and aspirational in nature Projects include the creation of informal dining options which tie in a patio/firepit environment as well as servicing golfers ‘ on the turn,’ incorporation of golf technology into our practice range, expanding our practice range to allow for use of longer clubs, creation of an employee lounge which doesn’t currently exist and should allow for higher employee retention, complete renovation of the locker rooms and upstairs Billiards Room (perhaps into a more family-oriented room), the addition of pickleball courtsandimprovementstoourtennisfacility,andexpansionofouryogastudiowhichiscurrentlyatsustainedmaximumcapacity

The Committee believes that our failure to invest in ourselves and to look over the horizon to our future will have long-term negative consequencesbothintermsofmemberretentionandourabilitytoattractnewmembers

Club FacilitiesUpdate

FACILITIES MANAGER, ERICK DORN

Typically, facility updates can be a bit bland as there is not much excitement in sharing updates like the carpets have been recently cleaned orthewoodworkroutinelypolished Well,thisupdateisgoingtobeabitdifferentasthereareexcitingupdatestosharewiththemembers!

The clubhouse locker rooms, men ’ s and ladies, both have been refreshed with new ceiling tiles, carpeting, countertops, sinks, mirrors, and cabinetry Inaddition,theladies’lockerroomsupplieshavebeenupgradedtoincludecosmeticrounds,facialtoner,andmore

The Ballroom refreshing has also been completed as new carpeting was recently installed to replace the existing twelve-year-old carpet Thistimepaddingwasaddedtoofferasofterfootfeelandhopefullymoredancingduringourmembercelebrations

Over the past two years, the Accounting Office has been slowly renovated, offering privacy for the office staff and added security for our members'files.TheAccountingstaffispleasedandthankfulfortheupgrade.

In addition, we have completed an environmentally sound and state-endorsed lighting upgrade transitioning from fluorescent lights to LED lighting Theimpactwillbebothenvironmentallyfriendlyandmorecost-effectivetooperate

We are also happy to announce the addition of the outdoor Verdin clock located center stage of the putting green It is a beautiful addition totheclubandconvenientlylocatedbetweenthefirstandtenthtees Nomorelate-to-the-teepenalties

With the season approaching, we anticipate a busier summer ahead Please be sure to share any questions or safety concerns that you come acrosswhileonproperty Itisourprimarygoaltoprovideasafeandpleasantexperienceforyouandyourguestsuponeachencounter

FINANCE Financial Highlights

TREASURER & FINANCE COMMITTEE CHAIR, DON HUBER CONTROLLER, REBECCA SHOWALTER

As we enter the final quarter of our fiscal year, I’m happy to report we will post positive operating results for the fourth straight year We are thankful to our Senior Staff for their tight control over expenses in this inflationary environment Additionally, Chartwell will enter 2023 with a historically strong balance sheet depicted below Highlights for the previous three (3) years are as follows:

Debt reduction of $992,000

Total debt excluding golf carts is $3,640,000

Increase in overall cash of $1,860,000

Total cash on hand $2,789,000

After factoring reserve amounts, cash available for Capital Projects = $1,272,000

HOURS OF OPERATIONS

DINING

LUNCHSERVICE

Tuesday-Sunday,11:00am–5:00pm BrunchBuffetisavailableonSundayfrom 10:00am-2:00pm

DINNERSERVICE

Tuesday-Thursday,5:30pm–9:00pm

Friday*&Saturday,5:30pm–9:30pm Sunday,5:30pm–9:00pm

OutdoorDiningisavailableinSeason,on afirst-come,first-servebasisasweather permits

*DiningReservationsRequired

BARSERVICE

Tuesday-Thursday,11:00am–10:00pm

Friday&Saturday,11:00am–12:00am Sunday,11:00am–9:00pm

Bar-SideDiningisavailableasspace permitsduringDiningHoursofOperation

CARRY-OUTSERVICE

Carry-OutDiningServiceisavailable duringstandardHoursofOperation; pick-uptimesmayvarybasedoncurrent DiningRoomvolumes

RESERVATIONS

Diningreservationsarestrongly encouragedandcanbemadeviathe Chartwellwebsite,MobileApporby calling410-987-0400

updating

GOLF Available to Golf Members Only

GOLFSHOP

Tuesday-Sunday,7:00am–6:00pm

GOLFCOURSE

Tuesday-Sunday,8:00am–7:00pm *Monday,WalkingOnly,12:00pm-7:00pm

PRACTICERANGE*

Tuesday-Sunday,7:00am–7:00pm

SHORTGAMEPRACTICEAREA*

Tuesday-Sunday,8:00am–7:00pm

GOLFSIMULATOR

Tuesday-Sunday,8:00am–6:00pm

*PracticeFacilitiesclose1hourbeforedarkon SundaysandHolidays

YOUR ACCOUNT INFORMATION

TENNIS Available to Sport & Golf Members

COURTS1&2AND6&7

Daily,7:00am–Dusk

COURTS3,4&5

Indoor:Daily,7:00am–9:30pm Outdoor:Daily,7:00am-Dusk

HourstochangeafterBubblecomesdown

StayinformedofimportantClubinformation,updateyouremailaddress, MakeyournextEventregistrationeasier,addyournewestfamilymembers

With the busy summer season quickly approaching, now is the perfect time toupdateyourmembershipaccount orsubscribetoClubemails andbirthdaystoyouraccount updateyouraddress,orifyoupreferswitchtoemailonly

EnsureyoureceiveyourClubstatementandaprintedcopyofTheChatter, Helpensureproperbilling,addorupdateyouraccountphoto

VisitwwwchartwellgcccomorcontactDirectorofMembership,BecksEndres toupdateyourmembershipaccounttoday

FITNESS Available to Sport & Golf Members

PICKLEBALLCOURT

DailySunrise-9:00pm

WELLNESSCENTER Daily,8:00am-7:00pm

After-hoursaccesstotheFitnessCenteris availablefrom5:00am-8:00amandfrom 7:00pm-10:00pmwithaKeyFob

GOL

Golf Operations Update

GOLF SEASON HAS ARRIVED

The 2023 golf season is here We are very much looking forward to seeing many familiar faces and welcoming our new members to the golf program

Merchandise has begun to arrive The shop will be fully stocked with men ’ s and women ’ s products from Peter Millar, Stitch, Polo RLX, G/Fore, Greyson, FootJoy, and Under Armour apparel Think of us a a golf shop, as we stock non-golf products such pits, dress shoes, swimwear, and more Free wra provided to our customers, so if you ’ re looking fo we can wrap it and send you on your way Keep i member pricing separates us from other vendo logo customization

Being properly fit for new golf clubs can be a days However, our professional staff is equipp fitting equipment to ensure you receive the possible We have fitting components from TaylorMade Continuing what we have done in t current product lines with Golf Galaxy to ensure o consistent pricing. If you are interested in trading professional staff We continue to partner with trade-in platform for you to upgrade your exis product value will be issued as golf shop credit c hard or soft goods purchases this season. Golf s December 31, 2023

Both Justin Hensley and Robert Fletcher will be r season at Chartwell In addition, we have S Professional joining our team this season Stev spending ten seasons at The Golf Club at South Ri native and possesses a great deal of experienc Holden Cha will be completing his required inter beginning in mid-May Holden is currently attend Management Program at Methodist University year and looking forward to expanding on his knowledge and experience in the golf industry this season

General information regarding golf operations was distributed at the end of March For the enjoyment of all members and guests, we ask that you review and adhere to these stated policies and procedures It is the member’s responsibility to make sure that all family members and guests conform to these policies and procedures when utilizing the golf facilities

Lastly, please do your part in helping us maintain exceptional conditions throughout the season Repair your ball markers, fill your divots with the sand provided in the golf carts and on the tee boxes, rake all areas disturbed in the bunkers prior to exiting, and be conscious of your pace of play We are all here to enjoy the experience and to create a culture second to none

Thank you in advance for your continued support We look forward to another fantastic season at Chartwell

Friendly Reminder

GOLFCOURSECARTPOLICY

WhenusingaChartwellGolf&CountryClubGolf Cart,foryoursafetyandthesafetyofothers: Operatorsofgolfcartsmustbe16yearsof ageorolder Properidentificationwillbe required.

Membersandtheirguestsarerequiredto abidebythepostedgolfcartoperating instructionslocatedonthefrontinsidedash ofeachcart

Membersandtheirguestsmustabideby cartrestrictions,duetoweatherorother factors,assetforthbythegolfprofessional staff

Unauthorizedcartsarenotpermittedon thegolfcourseatanytime Thedefinitionof unauthorizedcartsincludes,althoughisnot limitedto:personalgolfcarts,personal passengercarts,motorizedrecreational vehicles,electricbicyclesorscooters,and pedal-drivenbicyclesorpassengercarts

Unauthorizedcartsarewelcomedinthe club’sparkinglotinaccordancewithState ofMarylandDepartmentofTransportation trafficlawsandparkingrequirements, however,theyarenotpermittedonthegolf courseatanytime

Pleasecontacttheprofessionalgolfstaffwithany additionalquestions

HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL, ROB AGRESTI

GOLF COMMITTEE CHAIR, ROBERT BROSEKER

GREENS

Turf Report

GREENS COMMITTEE CHAIR, DAVID KATZ

Spring is quickly approaching, and we are excited about proving excellent playing conditions at Chartwell again this year

Spring is a great time to refreshen everyone ’ s memory on course etiquette Please do your part and treat the course with respect by repairing ball marks and filling your divots Bunkers should be raked after use and rakes should be placed with the handle facing out of the bunker Also, push carts and Tempo walkers should never be taken across the putting surface

I wanted to speak on why we go Cart Path Only in the winter months Zoysiagrass is a warm-season turf grass that thrives in warm climates and goes dormant in the winter months Dormant time periods are critical to plant health and longevity of the turf because any damage done will not heal until the soil temperatures rise to the point where the grass is actively growing again Chartwell is located in the Transition Zone of the turf world meaning that both cool and warm season grasses grow here but neither type of turf “loves” to grow here year-round Being that we have a warm-season turf in the northernmost area you can successfully grow it, we are very conservative with the amount of traffic allowed on the turf in the winter months Compaction from carts in this timeframe can lead to a slow break in dormancy (2-3 weeks later than non-traffic areas) or in the worst-case scenario, winter kill Going forward we will continue to do what is best for the turf and conditions in the posting season. Exceptions will only be made by the Golf Course Maintenance management team based on weather conditions or for a medical condition with a doctor’s approval In short, we are protecting the investment that the club made when converting the fairways to Zoysiagrass

We are also in the very early stages of working with an irrigation system design consultant This individual will help us to evaluate our watering needs and design a system that works best for us I am very excited about this project and will continue to provide the membership with information as it becomes available

Thank you for the support you all continue to provide us, and we look forward to another great season at the club

ANNUALAERIFICATIONSCHEDULE

Thedateslistedbelowarefor2023butthiswillbethetemplateusedgoingforward (giveortakeaweek):

March16GreensDeepTine,1/2”SolidTine-Complete

April10-12GreensCoringTine,3/8”HollowTine

June26-27FairwayCoringTine,3/4”HollowTine

October23GreensDeepTine,1/2”SolidTine

October30-31GreensCoringTine,3/8”HollowTine

November1-2GreensDryject,Sandinjectiondirectlyintotherootzone

Asandtopdressingwillfollowallgreenscoreaerification.Teeswillbeaerifiedon MondaysinthemonthsofMarchandAugusttolimitdisruptiontoplay.

2023 GOLF CALENDAR

MEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION

Masters Eve Tournament, April 5

Twilight League Draft Night, April 5

Geritol Cup, April 4-October 10

Chartwell Cup, Qualifying May 2-May 28

Al Merritt, Qualifying May 2-May 28

Senior Club Championship, Qualifying May 2-May 28

Derby Day Qualifier: American Quarter, May 13

Founders Cup, May 19

Annual Member-Guest, June 1-June 3

Father-Son, June 17

Derby Day Qualifier: Thoroughbreds, June 24

Derby Day Qualifier: Pinto, July 15

Club Championship Qualifying, August 12-September 4

Twilight Playoffs: Elite 8, September 6

The Deli Dinner & Pairings Party, September 7

The Deli Tournament, September 8

Twilight Playoffs: Final Four, September 13

Twilight Finals, September 20

Club Championship Match Play, September 23/24

Annual Member-Member, October 5-October 7

Derby Day, October 14

Senior Closing Day, October 17

Fall Classic, October 20

MEN’S UNAFFILIATED EVENTS

MSGA Team Matches, April 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30

Private Club B-Team Matches, TBA

JUNIOR GOLF

PGAJLG Registration, February 14-March 31

PGAJLG Matches, May-July

Club Championship, July 9

Parent-Child, July 23

WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION

Trivia Night, March 28

Welcome Back to Golf Clinic I, April 18

Welcome Back to Golf Clinic II, April 25

Ringer Tournament, May 2-September 30

Opening Day, May 4

FRIENDLY REMINDERS

Churchill Cup Qualifying, May 6-June 6

8-Hole Match Play Qualifying, May 6-June 6

9-Hole Match Play Qualifying, May 6-June 6

Tee It Up Tuesday with a Twist I, May 23

Tee It Up Tuesday with a Twist II, June 13

Flag Day, June 29

Got Pink?

July 13

Club Championship Qualifying, August 12-September 4

Tee It Up Tuesday with a Twist III, September 12

Annual Member-Member, September 16

Friendship Day, September 21

Club Championship Match Play, September 23/24

Closing Day, October 12

Tee It Up Tuesday with a Twist IV, October 17

WOMEN’S UNAFFILIATED EVENTS

9-Hole Interclub, July 7 & Aug 4

18-Hole Interclub, July 28

WMGA, Sept 14

MIXED GOLF

Couples Four-Ball Match Play, Qualifying May 7-June 4

Memorial Day Couples, May 29

Couples Scotch, June 23

Couples Scotch, July 21

Couples Club Championship, September 10

Couples Night Golf, September 29

Turkey Shootout, November 24

GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT, MATT EARHART

RACQUETS

Tennis & Pickleball

DIRECTOR OF TENNIS & WELLNESS, MARK ORTIZ

TENNIS COMMITTEE CHAIR, KELLY O'DONNELL

TennisandPickleballareboomingatChartwell!Courtbookingscontinuetogrow, andparticipationisincreasinginJuniorandAdultclinics,lessons,andclassesAllskill levelsarewelcome,playersrangefrombeginnertoadvancedFormoreinformation onTennisandPickleballprogramscontactMarkOrtizatMOrtiz@ChartwellGCCcom

DIDYOUKNOW?

IfyouareshortaplayerforyourfoursomeyoucancheckwiththeTennisProShop toseeifaTennisPro($75)orJuniorStaffMember($35)canfillin

SpendingsometimeontheBallMachineisagreatwaytobuildmusclememory and also get a nice workout Rent the Ball Machine for $20 indoors or $10 outdoors

Ifyouarelookingtofine-tuneStrokesorworkonaparticularissue,privateor grouplessonsareavailablewithMarkOrtiz,CarlosArias,orEnriqueVillagomez. FormoreinformationcontacttheProShopat410-987-0400ext236

LOOKINGFORSOMETHINGFUNTODOFORTHEWHOLEFAMILY?

Hoponyourcourtscomandreservethepickleballcourttojointhemassesthathave madepickleballthefastestgrowingsportinAmericaIfyouareinterestedinlearning thegame,contacttheTennisProShopandsign-upforanindividualorgrouplesson

FUNFACTSABOUTPICKLEBALL

IsPickleballanewSport?Whileithasrecentlygainedpopularity,pickleballwasinventedin1965inWashington Statebythreedadswhoweretryingtofindsomethingfunfortheirboredkidstodooverthesummer

Whatisa“dink”?Inpickleball,a“dink”isasoftshotthatclearsthenetanddropsdownquickly,preventingthe opponentfromgettingtoit It’sakeydefensiveshotinthegame

Whatisthe10-secondrule?Theserverhas10secondstoserveafterthescorehasbeencalled. Canyouhitoverhand? Youcanhitoverhandinpickleballunlessyou’reservingtheball;theservemustbemade withanunderarmstrokemakingcontactwiththeballbelowthewaste

HasChartwellconsideredaddingmorePickleballCourts?Duetoitspopularity,wearelookingtoexpand pickleballplayatChartwellwiththeadditionof6newcourts Theplanningprocessiscurrentlyunderway

DoesChartwellofferanykidsPickleballclasses?Yes!ThissummerweareofferingtwoKidsPickleballCamps; joinusJuly18-21(ages8-10)from4:00pm-5:00pm,orAugust1-4(ages11-14)from4:00pm-5:00pm

ADULTTENNISSCHEDULE throughMid-June

MONDAY

CardioTennis:8:00am-9:00am withEnriqueVillagomez

WEDNESDAY CardioTennis:8:00am-9:00am withMarkOrtiz

CardioTennis:12:00pm-1:00pm withEnriqueVillagomez

FRIDAY

CardioTennis:8:00am-9:00am withEnriqueVillagomez

BeginnerClinic:11:00am-12:00pm withCarlosArias

CardioTennis:12:00pm-1:00pm withCarlosArias

SATURDAY

3.5-4.5Clinic:8:00am-9:30am withCarlosArias&EnriqueVillagomez

2.5-3.0Clinic:9:30am-11:00am withCarlosArias

JUNIORTENNISSCHEDULE throughMid-June

WEDNESDAY RacquetRookies:4:15pm-5:15pm

Ages4-7

THURSDAY

YoungStars:4:00pm-5:30pm

Ages8-10

JuniorAces:4:00pm-5:30pm

Ages11-16

TENNISEVENTSCHEDULE

Men’sDoublesTournament

April22

Women’sMemberGuestEvent

May13

Men’sA/BTournament

June10

MixedDoublesSocial

July4

TennisBootCampforAdults

August19

Men’sClubChampionship

September9/10

Women’sClubChampionship

September16/17

Jr.ClubChampionship

September23/24

CostumeTeamDoublesSocial

October21

GivingThanksDoublesRoundRobin

November18

High-PerformanceTournament

December9

SPRING INTO ACTION

Get ready for Summer with this 6-Week Fitness & Wellness Challenge with Fitness Professional, Alyssa Kinzer

Tuesdays & Thursdays, April 4-May 11 6:00am or 12:00pm, Group Fitness Room

This 6-week Fitness and Wellness Challenge with Chartwell Fitness Professional, Alyssa Kinzer includes a sustainable fitness regimen and Wellness Coaching designed to help you implement healthy lifestyle habits and create lasting changes

TUESDAYS

Focus: Stretching, Mobility, and Core

Topics Covered: Nutrition, Stress, Sleep

THURSDAYS

Focus: Strength Training

Focus: Stretching, Mobility, and Core

6 Classes for $90 -or- 12 Classes for $150

Unlimited Group Fitness Members: 12 Classes fo

Questions? Contact Fitness Professional, Alyssa Kinzer, at AKinzer@ChartwellGCC com or call 410-987-0400 x235

APRIL FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULE

MONDAY 10:00am-11:00am Body Sculpt with Julie 5:30pm-6:30pm Yoga with Julie

TUESDAY 7:00am-7:45am Barre Flow with Dawn 9:00am-10:00am Cycle with Joan 5:00pm-6:00pm Cycle + Kickboxing with Erick

WEDNESDAY 6:45am-7:30am Stretch with Alyssa 11:00am-12:00pm Yoga with Julie 4:00pm-5:00pm Body Sculpt with Julie

THURSDAY 7:00am-7:45am Barre Sculpt with Dawn 8:30am-9:30am Cycle with Erick

FRIDAY 8:30am-9:45am Cycle + TRX with Joan 10:00am-11:00am Body Sculpt with Julie

SATURDAY 10:00am-11:00am Body Sculpt with Julie

SUNDAY April 30th Special Mother's Day Fitness Class 10:00am-10:30am Mommy & Me Yoga 11:00am-12:00pm Mother's Day Yoga

Tennis, Pickelball, Fitness and Wellness amenities and programs are available to Sport & Golf Members

Whether you are looking for Golf, Tennis, Fitness, or Aquatics programming, there is something fun for everyone this summer at Chartwell Golf & Country Club!

2023SUMMER programming

REGISTRATIONISNOWOPEN

AQUATICS- Weekly Camps, Swim & Dive Lessons

AvailabletoGolf,Sport&SocialMembersages6-8

Contact:Aquatics@ChartwellGCCcom

SWIM TEAM - Information & Save the Dates AvailabletoGolf,Sport&SocialMembersages6-18

Contact:Aquatics@ChartwellGCCcom

GOLF - Camp, After-School Programs, PGA Junior League AvailabletoGolfMembersages5-13

Contact:MichaelThomasatMJThomas@ChartwellGCC.com

TENNIS - Weekly Tennis and Pickleball Clinics

AvailabletoGolf&SportMembersages4-18

Contact:MarkOrtizatMOrtiz@ChartwellGCC.com

FITNESS - Weekly Camps AvailabletoGolf&SportMembersages5-14

Contact:AlyssaKinzeratAKinzer@ChartwellGCC.com

SWIMTEAMUPDATE

Itisnottoolatetojumpinandjointhe ChartwellChargersSwimTeam.

ExcitingnewsastheChartwellCharger’sSwimTeamwillbe competingintheEastSevernaParkLeagueagainstseven otherteamsintheSevernaParkareaWeareeagerand excitedtocompeteinournewleagueagainstteamslike: FairOaks,Chesterfield,andNorthCapeArthurfor example Chartwellwillplayhosttothreematches scheduledonSaturday,June17,Tuesday,June27and Saturday,July22Inadditiontoourthreehomemeets, ChartwellChargerswillcompeteinanadditionalthree awaymeetsasfollows:Saturday,June24,Saturday,July8, andSaturdayJuly11

SwimteamregistrationisopenthroughMay24,we welcomejuniorswimmersofalllevels.Pleasemarkyour calendarsfortheupdateduniformfittingdayscheduledfor Saturday,April15from11:00am-1:00pminChartwell’s Ballroom

Welookforwardtoseeingyouatthepool!

FITNESS PROFESSIONAL, ALYSSA KINZER

Food & Beverage Update

It’sallaboutthememberexperience.

The primary focus of the House Committee and staff is member experience The member experience is a combination of club facilities, service levels, and consistent quality And if we ’ re being honest with ourselves, measuring up against most other aspects of the club - golf course and programs, tennis facility, and programs, special events, to name a few-we’re falling short on our mission Many of the shortfalls existed pre-pandemic Many remain along with new issues post-pandemic including historic, industry-wide staffing issues Rest assured; the staff is dedicated to improving It is their primary mission But it’s more than staff Member experience is positively and negatively impacted by all of us We all need to do our part within our community to ensure a positive experience for all

Does this scenario sound familiar? I make a reservation, show up at the time of my reservation, make my way to the bar to meet the rest of my party, have a drink or two, and 30, maybe 45 minutes later, make our way to the table I’m certainly guilty of that Do we think that would fly in any other restaurant? Of course not The table would have been forfeited “But it’s our club,” we say And we want our proverbial cake and eat it too What you may not realize is that behavior has a strong chance of fouling up the timing of the servers and kitchen staff who, thanks to the original reservation, had a well-coordinated plan to provide us (along with all the other guests that evening) a positive experience

So, what can we do to help? We have a brand-new kitchen line to accommodate the higher volume of take-out, inhouse dining, and events alike We are hiring and training new staff to Mr Marr's extremely high standards We are updating menu items and Chef can always accommodate any special request with 24-48 hours’ notice And we, the membership, need to do our part to ensure a positive member experience for all

Therefore, the House Committee unanimously recommended introducing reservations required for the Grill Room and Champions Room on Friday nights (Starting March 24th) If this experiment has the desired effect of improving member experience, we may look to expand to other, historically busy nights.

Reservations required, like many upscale restaurants, means the scenario described above will not be accommodated If you ’ ve made reservations and want to have a cocktail at the bar with others from your party prior, like any other restaurant, show up early. Your reservation will not be held longer than 10 minutes. If you ’ re unable to make plans in advance and still want to enjoy a Friday night at the club with your friends and family, the pub area seating and bar will not require reservations and remain available on a first-come, first-served basis

Thank you in advance for doing your part to ensure a positive member experience for all

raisingthebar

TOHU, CHARTWELL’S NEWEST SAUVIGNON BLANC

Located in the smaller of the two valleys of Marlborough, New Zealand, Awatere Valley is drier, cooler, and windier than its counterpart, Wairau Valley Both provide the best growing environments to produce world-renowned Sauvignon Blanc It is in Awatere where Tohu Wine, the world’s first Maori indigenous-owned wine company is located

Because of its growing location, this wine possesses a more pronounced herbaceous character with higher acidity with flavors of passionfruit, citrus zest, and crunchy green apple. Enjoy it with our Gorgonzola Pear Salad either by the glass or by the bottle Please ask your server or bartender to experience award-winning Tohu Sauvignon Blanc today!

F O O D & B E V E R

FOOD & BEVERAGE DIRECTOR, DEIDRA MAYHEW

HOUSE COMMITTEE CHAIR, JAY DIXON

Smoked Chocolate Bread Pudding

FROM EXECUTIVE CHEF, RAY TAPPENDORF

15 MINUTES

INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1: Set up your smoker following the manufacturer’s instructions and preheat to 225° to 250°F Add the wood as specified by the manufacturer

STEP 2:

Arrange the brioche cubes in a single layer in an aluminum foil pan and place in the smoker Smoke, stirring occasionally so the cubes smoke evenly, until firm and toasted 30 to 45 minutes

INGREDIENTS

1Loaf(1Pound)Brioche cutinto1-inchcubes(about8cups)

3cupsHeavyWhippingCream

2cupsWholeMilk

1½cupsSugar

PinchofSalt

Optional:1VanillaBean foranevensmokierflavor-usea smokedVanillaBean

8ozBittersweetChocolate coarselychopped

4largeEggs

2largeEggYolks

1teaspoonPureVanillaExtract

1½teaspoonsifnotusingtheVanillaBean

Butter fortheSkillet

VanillaIceCreamforserving Recommended

friendly reminders

STEP 3:

Meanwhile, make the custard: Place the cream, milk, sugar, and salt in a heavy saucepan Cut the vanilla bean, if using, in half lengthwise, and scrape the tiny black seeds into the cream Then, add the vanilla bean halves Bring to a boil over medium heat, whisking until the sugar dissolves Remove the pan from the heat Remove the vanilla bean halves; you can rinse, dry, and reuse them Whisk in half of the chocolate until melted (Return the pan to low heat if the chocolate needs help melting )

STEP 4:

Place the eggs, egg yolks, and vanilla extract, if using, in a large heatproof bowl and whisk until smooth Gradually whisk in the hot cream mixture Add it little by little so as not to curdle the eggs Add the smoked bread cubes and fold until the bread has absorbed most of the custard

STEP 5:

Butter the skillet and spoon in the pudding mixture Sprinkle with the remaining chopped chocolate, pushing the pieces into the bread pudding with a fork

STEP 6:

Increase the heat of your smoker to 325°F Some smokers won’t go that high; if not, increase the heat to 275°F Smoke the bread pudding until puffed and browned on top and the custard is set, 40 to 60 minutes at the higher temperature, 1 to 1½ hours at the lower temperature (Insert a metal skewer into the center of the pudding it should come out clean when the custard is set )

DININGATCHARTWELLGOLF&COUNTRYCLUB

Friendly reminders designed to help our team deliver a memorable dining experience to all Chartwell members and their guests

DiningreservationsarenowrequiredonFridayeveningsandarestrongly encouragedatallothertimes.

ReservationscanbemadeviatheChartwellwebsite,MobileApporby calling410-987-0400 Same-dayreservationsarenotavailable electronicallyandneedtobephonedin

Pleaseseethehostesstobeseated Thehostessassignstablestoservers; tohelpensurepromptservicepleasedonotseatyourself

Outdoorseatingisavailableonafirst-come,first-servebasisasweather permits

Partiesof12ormoreshouldcontactourDirectorofEventstocoordinate

Toensureproperbilling,pleaseconfirmyourmembernumberwithyour serverandinformthemifseparatechecksareneeded.

Carry-OutDiningServiceisavailableduringstandardHoursofOperation, pick-uptimesmayvarybasedoncurrentDiningRoomvolumes Ifthekitchenisable,wearehappytoaccommodatespecialrequests; pleasekeepinmindthesedishesmaytakelongertoprepare.

Bar-SideDiningisavailabletoMembersandGuestsaged21andoveras spacepermitsduringDiningHoursofOperation

DressintheDiningRoomisClubCasual PleaseseeaDiningRoom Manager,orcontacttheDirectorofMembership,foracompletecopyof theClub'sdresscodepolicy

Cellphonesmustbekeptinsilentmodeandnocallsshouldbemadeor receivedinthediningareas.Shouldyouneedtomakeaphonecallplease dosodiscretelyinaspacefreeofmembers,guests,orstaffmembers

Social Events at Chartwell

As spring arrives, the member’s social calendar begins to come alive in anticipation of a fun and active year ahead. This year ’ s social calendar offers a wide variety of events including many of your favorite Chartwell traditions plus a few new events for you and your family to enjoy

The 2023/2024 Social Event Calendar highlights include: Easter Brunch, President’s Ball, Mother’s Day Brunch, Memorial Day Pool Party, KABOOM, Fall Concert, Ladies Luncheon, and President’s Eggnog, as well as some exciting new events including Mother’s Day High Tea, Cinco de Mayo Adult Bingo, Ladies Mixology Classes, Adult Pool Party, and Terrace Dinner Events This year ’ s social line-up is guaranteed to be one of the best to date, and thanks to the supportive Chartwell membership, most likely a busy year as well

In addition to the weekly Around the Club email updates and event flyers, Chartwell members will be receiving a Chatter Newsletter with event calendars and details to assist you in managing the upcoming busy Chartwell summer The Chatter Newsletter dates back many decades and was once the primary communication tool used by the club Chartwell members will now have a larger variety of options to collect club communication including: club website, scheduled emails, posted flyers around the clubhouse, mobile app, and The Chatter newsletter Our goal is to ensure that our members have multiple ways to access information on all of the club's activities

Over the past three years, the Chartwell membership demographic has been shifting to a younger, more family-centric club While the club is financially healthier and more socially active, it is also true that the event demand has outpaced the clubhouse capacity for some family-centric events We have added seating times, restricted non-family guests, and even expanded onto the clubhouse terrace offering tented seating, and still have been unable to accommodate the entire event demand We will continue to make adjustments to events and reservation policies in order to better accommodate the membership in the future Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding; we understand how frustrating the registration process has been for these recent events

Registration is underway for this summer's Aquatics Programming, including our Chartwell Charger’s Swim Team We are excited to welcome back our existing swimmers as well as welcome our newest additions to the team This year we will be competing in the East Severna Park Swim League which consists of seven other community swim teams. Parents can enjoy much shorter commutes for away meets, although will still be required to volunteer Don’t miss out on the Uniform fitting scheduled for Saturday, April 15th at 11:00am You can find information regarding all of our Summer Programs and Swim Team on our website

I would like to take a moment to acknowledge our staff at Chartwell Many of us do not realize what goes on behind the scenes at Chartwell to make a great event happen Whether it’s decorating the ballroom until 1:00 in the morning the night before the Ladies Holiday Luncheon, or working all day both Saturday and Sunday, the weekend before Christmas, our staff gives 100 percent of themselves. I would like to personally thank you for your hard work and diligence to keep on pushing regardless of the many tests and trials that some of the events at Chartwell have presented in the past few years I hope the membership joins me in thanking the dedicated Chartwell staff for being an integral part of enhancing member experience and creating memories that last a lifetime

Lastly, thank you to the many Chartwell members for taking the time to share your thoughts, ideas, and concerns regarding the recent capital investment initiatives I can assure you that your feedback has been and will be brought back to the Board of Directors and respective committees for additional consideration I feel very passionate about the culture at Chartwell, about the friendships my husband, Eugene, and I have made and continue to make, and about the role I serve as a Board Member at our Club Please do not ever hesitate to speak with me and share your thoughts, not only in regard to events but to all things Chartwell

WherecanIfindeventinformation?Eventflyersareemailedtomembers,postedthroughouttheclub,andcanbefoundviatheevent calendaronthewebsiteandappTheseflyersincludeguesteligibilityandrestrictions,cancellationdeadlines,dresscodes,clubcontact, andotherpertinenteventinformationRegistrationandeventremindersarealsosharedintheweeklyAroundtheClubemail

Whocanattendevents?Thereare3categoriesforevents:Exclusive-MembersOnly,ImmediateFamily,&LimitedGuests.Pleasesee eventflyersforguesteligibilityandrestrictionsPleasenotequantitiesmaybelimited

HowdoIregisterforclubevents?RegistrationisavailableontheChartwellapporwebsite,inperson,orbycalling410-987-0400. Eventregistrationopensapproximatelyonemonthpriortotheevent,oneitherTuesdaysat6:00pmorSaturdaysat10:00am

WhatifIneedtocancel?Thecancellationpolicyfortheeventislistedontheeventflyer,ontheeventregistrationpage,andatthe bottomofyourregistrationconfirmationemail.Cancellationsmadeafterthedeadline,andno-shows,willbechargedinfull.

WhathappensifIamonaneventwaitlist?PleasebepatientOnceaneventregistrationreachescapacityourteamcreatesafloorplan basedonthetablesizesoftheactualreservationsreceivedThisallowsustoaddadditionaltablesandexpandtheeventintootherareas, whenpossible,toaccommodatethosemembersonthewaitlist

E V E N T S & P A R T I E S questions & answersEVENTREGISTRATION

DIRECTOR OF EVENTS, EMILY TIPTON

SOCIAL COMMITTEE CHAIR, JULIE RIDDLE

This year ' s Social Event calendar is filled with club events, social gatherings, and holiday parties for members of all ages to enjoy. Mark your calendars and save the date for some of our most beloved Chartwell traditions, along with some new and exciting events From holiday brunches and pool parties to fireworks and formal events, there's something fun for everyone at Chartwell Golf & Country Club.

SAVE THE DATE

Easter Sunday Brunch - April 9

President's Ball - April 22

Cinco de Mayo Adult Bingo - May 5

Mother’s Day Tea - May 7

Mother's Day Brunch - May 14

Memorial Day Pool Party - May 29

Father's Day Brunch - June 18

Ladies Cocktail Class 1 - June 29

Independence Day Pool Party - July 3

Ladies Cocktail Class 2 - July 27

Adult Pool Party - August 6

Ladies Cocktail Class 3 - August 17

Wine Event 1 - August 26

KABOOM! Labor Day Fireworks - September 2

Labor Day Pool Party - September 4

Wine Event 2 - September 23

Fall Concert - October 14

Halloween Bingo - October 29

International Wine Tasting - November 4

Turkey Trot & Pancake Breakfast - November 19

Thanksgiving Buffet & Carry-Out - November 23

President's Eggnog - November 29

Christmas Tree Lighting - December 3

Ladies Luncheon - December 8

Gingerbread House Decorating - December 10

Santa Brunch Saturday - December 16

Santa Brunch Sunday - December 17

Holiday Open House - December 24

Family New Year's Celebration - December 31

New Year's Eve Dinner - December 31

Event details and registration information will be released as it becomes available Be on the lookout for our weekly Around the Club emails and monthly Club Calendars for updates and information

s o m e t h i n g f u n f o r e v e r y o n e

Event Photos

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-8:00PM

MSGATEAM GOLFMATCHES

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-8:00PM

MSGATEAM GOLFMATCHES

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-8:00PM

MSGATEAMGOLFMATCHES

MOTHERSDAYYOGA/ MOMMY&MEYOGA TWODFFEERENTSESSONSAVAILABLE

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

GERITOLCUPBEGINS GOLF

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

MASTERSEVEGOLF TOURNAMENT

TWILIGHTGOLFLEAGUE DRAFTNIGHT

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

GOLFCOURSE AERIFICATION

MothersDayHighTea REGISTRATIONOPENS

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

WOMEN'SWELCOMEBACK TOGOLF-CLINIC1

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

GOLFCOURSE AERIFICATION

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:30PM

DinnerService byReservationOnly

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:30PM

CALLAWAYCLUBFITTING 1:00PM-5:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:30PM

CincoDeMayoAdult

BINGOREGISTRATIONOPENS

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

WOMEN'SWELCOMEBACK TOGOLF-CLINIC2

MemorialDayPoolParty REGISTRATIONOPENS

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

ANNUALMEMBERSHIP MEETING

BALLROOM7:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

CHARTWELLBOARDOF DIRECTORSMEETING

OLDBOARD/NEWBOARD 6:30PM

NOT RECEIVING CLUB EMAILS? NEED TO UPDATE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS?

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:30PM

MSGATEAMGOLFMATCHES

SWIMTEAMUNIFORMFITTING 11:00AM-1:00PM

MothersDayBrunch REGISTRATIONOPENS

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

WLLNOTBEAVAILABLE

PRESIDENT'SBALL honoring CLUBPRESIDENT KARLAPPEL

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:30PM

MSGATEAM GOLFMATCHES

TITLEISTCLUBFITTING 1:00PM-6:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT CLOSED

AT CHARTWELL GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

Qualifyingbeginsfor: CHARTWELLCUP ALMERRITT &SRCLUBCHAMPIONSHIP

WOMEN'SRINGERGOLF TOURNAMENTBEGINS

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT CLOSED

CHARTWELLANNUAL EMPLOYEE KICK-OFFMEETING

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:30PM

Qualifyingbeginsfor:

WOMEN'SCHURCHILLCUP 18-HOLEMATCHPLAY 9-HOLEMATCHPLAY

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:30PM DinnerService byReservationOnly

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT CLOSED

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

Father'sDay REGISTRATIONOPENS

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT CLOSED

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

WOMEN'STEEITUPTUESDAY WITHATWIST1

LadiesCocktailClass1 REGISTRATIONOPENS

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

WINELOCKEREXCLUSIVE WINETASTING WNELOCKERHOLDERSONLY

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:30PM

Qualifyingbeginsfor: DERBYDAY AMERICANQUARTER WOMEN'STENNIS MEMBERGUEST

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT

LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM

DINNER:5:30PM-9:30PM

RESTAURANT,BAR &CARRY-OUT LUNCH:11:00AM-5:00PM DINNER:5:30PM-9:00PM

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