July 2022 Loch Lloyd Country Club Newsletter by Loch Lloyd Country Club

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A Message from your Club President Straight from the Pro Shop with Golf Operations Your Experience Update Club Calendar of Events 4th of July Fun! Keeping it Green - Update from our Superintendent LLLGA Information Loch Lloyd Home & Garden Club Lighting Swim Team Fitness Report June Fitness Calendar 2022 Whummle Results Folds of Honor

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A Note

FROM THE CLUB PRESIDENT

And just like that, June is almost behind us. The month has been filled with swim meets and pool fun, our affiliate groups orchestrating exceptional events, privately hosted parties in the Clubhouse, and lots of (hot) golf. It's summer time at Loch Lloyd! We are excited to host a handful of 4th of July activities for our members and you will find full details on page 7. We hope you will join us for some patriotic fun. Our event calendar for the year is also included in this newsletter and we invite you to mark those calendars to take advantage of the expanded club activities we are orchestrating. As a reminder, the Clubhouse is here for our members. It is our goal to create an environment you all feel welcome to enjoy. For dinner, private events, catering, and more. As activities continue to increase at the Club, I would like to remind our members of the room use policy. If you are interested in using a room at the Club, for up to 2 hours, that does not need set-up by our team and does not include food and beverage service of any kind, this will be free of charge assuming the room/space is available and reserved appropriately. This can be facilitated by calling the Clubhouse at 816-322-1022. Please be mindful that all guests must be registered through the security office and adhere to our Club dress code.

I would be remiss if I didn't give a HUGE thank you to all of our associates for the dynamic and tireless work during the Whummle. Their determination, their can-do attitudes and those smiles made the Whummle a success. The Club has a positive spirit that continues to build and multiply. We invite you to experience the fun and look forward to seeing you soon.

Chris Brems, Your Club President Welcome to our new social members:

Charles & Renee Markley Randy & Shelby Radosevich Grant & Elizabeth Trimble

Welcome to our new golf members:

Jeffrey & Shelby Wendel Jack Moran 3

Golf

OPERATIONS Sean Hanna, Director of Golf

July has almost arrived and spectacular golf and fun are on the Loch Lloyd horizon. The Whummle has come and gone and oh what stories there are to talk about. Thank you to all that participated in this year’s Whummle and congratulations to all flight winners. I would like to give a special shout out to this year’s Whummle Champions, Andrew Azan and his guest, Anthony Wilkinson. Full results can be seen on pages 16-20 of this newsletter. The month of July has lots of patriotic activities around the club. First up, our annual Folds of Honor event will be held Friday, July 1st. An incredible event for a worthy cause and we would like to thank you in advance for your contribution. The club will then be celebrating the holiday with fireworks on July 3rd. Don’t forget to sign up for Club Championships. Men’s Gross Club Championships takes place July 15th-17th, while Women’s, Senior’s and Men’s Net all take place on July 29th and 30th. Thursday night leagues take flight in July. Both men and women 9-Hole leagues will shotgun start each Thursday at 5:30 PM. If you would like more information regarding either the men’s or women’s 9-hole leagues, please contact the golf shop. See you on the 1st tee,

Sean

Executive Experience & Brand Director KIM PALMER

We are building, we are learning, we are working on enhancing your member experience. It's been a fun ride and the best is yet to come. In June those learnings included spending more time diving into our affiliate group events. It has been a real treat working with the Home and Garden Club, LLLGA and the newly formed Men's League. I hope to add value to these events and streamline the experiences for members and their guests. As mentioned last month, we have now published a calendar that includes scheduled events through the month of December. You can find this on page 6 of the newsletter. It is our hope that, by giving an extended view of the next 6 months, members will be better equipped to enjoy Club events. It is important to mention this calendar will be updated monthly as we work to schedule even more opportunities for members to enjoy Loch Lloyd. A renewed and reinvented initiative that kicks off this week is LIVE music in the 19th Hole (weather permitted, it may even be on the patio). This Friday will feature a Kansas City favorite, Drew Six. Drew is a heartland country rocker and his sound will be a great kick-off to a fun-filled 4th of July at Loch Lloyd. Then, get set for the vocals of Noe Palma on Friday, July 15th. His country lovin' music is perfect for a mid-summer dinner and drinks at the Club. As we focus on events for our members, it is our hope to introduce new associates in July that will add talent and energy to an already exceptional team. Stay tuned for new faces and additional information! In closing, I want to thank each of you for welcoming me to the Loch Lloyd family. Your welcoming spirit and words of encouragement have been a driving force in my journey and I am looking forward to building memories for and with each of you. I welcome feedback and suggestions and value your input.

Kim Palmer

Individual efforts by golfers make a big impact on maintaining high quality playing conditions during the stressful summer season. Limiting unnecessary damage and performing simple repairs aids the maintenance team in providing consistent and sustainable golf course conditions. Highlighted in this newsletter are two ways the golfer can help care for the course during summer stress periods. Ball Marks Unrepaired ball marks can affect ball roll and take weeks to recover. A properly repaired ball mark gives the turf opportunity to heal faster. It can be very time consuming for the maintenance team to fix every ball mark. After fixing your ball mark look for any others nearby that you can also repair. Pictured below is an aerial of #6 green. A golf ball has been placed on each visible ball mark on the green. There was over 450 ball marks on this green. If fixed incorrectly each of these could take weeks to recover. This also demonstrates the amount of traffic our greens receive and the importance you individually have to properly repair your ball mark to provide consistent playing conditions.

Grant Suderman

GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT

Dear Members,

Traffic Stress Cart traffic can be detrimental due to increased turf wear and soil compaction. Always check in with the Pro Shop to receive the cart rules for the day. Cart rules are posted in the Foretees email, pin sheet, pro shop display board and cart monitors. This past year we implemented an Entry/Exit cart traffic system. Carts are to enter the course from path after the green post and then exit before the Red post. These posts are moved daily to limit traffic stress in centralized areas. It is very important to abide by these directions due to the negative impact cart traffic can have on rough areas during the hot summer season. During the months of July & August we ask that you KEEP CARTS IN THE FAIRWAY as much as possible to limit stress in rough areas. Please also pay attention to any cart signs or roped areas protecting new sod or stressed areas.

We all take great pride in course conditions and appreciate your effort in maintaining this beautiful course at its highest quality. Please feel free to contact me with questions, concerns or additional ways to help! Best Regards, Grant Suderman Golf Course Superintendent grants@lochlloyd.com 9

LLLGA Information

Hello LadiesCongratulations to our Scotty Winners, Sherie Bartlett & Helen Scott and Trish Martin & Lori McConnell. Way to go ladies!!!! We have some great upcoming events, so mark your calendars. The Solheim Cup Tournament festivities will begin on Tuesday night July 19th with a team draw party at 6pm in the private dining room. Then 2 fun days of red vs blue team golf on Wednesday, July 20th at 8:30am and Thursday, July 21st at 1pm. Sign up on foretees!!

Wednesday, July 27th is our next Foursome Fun Day. Wear your Mar-tee-Gras colors!! Formal Guest day is August 3rd. Invite your favorite gems to Swing with Bling 😊 Our 2nd annual Belton Girls Fundraiser will be Wednesday, August 10th. Hole sponsorship is $250. Contact Lindsey Elder at lindsayelder2@gmail.com for sponsorship. This year, Brian Illig has agreed to match whatever we raise- so let’s raise some money!!! THANKS Brian!!!!!! Lastly, mark your calendar’s for the Brigadoon, the ladies member guest tournament which will be held September 22nd – September 24th.

SAVE THE DATES July 20 and 21st July 29th & 30th Wednesday, August 3rd Wednesday, August 10th September 22nd-24th October 12th

The Ladies Solheim Cup Tournament Club Championship Ladies Formal Guest Day Belton Golf Fundraiser The Brigadoon Closing Day Looking forward to all of these great events! Terri

LLLGA Formal Guest Day Information

LOCH LLOYD HOME AND GARDEN CLUB MEETING AUGUST 4, 2022, 10 AM-1:00 PM WHAT IF A BABY EAGLET FALLS OUT OF THE NEST? HOW TO HANDLE INJURED OR ORPHANED WILDLIFE? PRESENTED BY LAKESIDE NATURE CENTER, KANSAS CITY Rescued animal ambassadors will join us. This is the largest rescue rehabilitation center servicing Missouri wildlife. Their outreach and facility-based programs are funded through donations and staffed by volunteers. There is an animal hospital on site where local veterinarians donate their assessment and surgical skills. COME LEARN HOW THEIR GOALS ARE MET THROUGH CONSERVATION, EDUCATION, RESCUE, REHABILITATION AND RELEASE OF MISSOURI’S NATIVE WILDLIFE THAT MAY INHABIT YOUR OWN YARD. AGENDA: 10 AM BUSINESS MEETING 10:30 AM SPEAKER PRESENTATION 11:30 AM LUNCH

Our August menu will feature two fresh, incredible salads Choose from a colorful beet salad or mixed field greens accompanied by heirloom tomatoes & corn. Protein choices will be a delicious grilled salmon fillet or a flavorful grilled chicken breast. Your choice of dressing includes Chef's very own Green Goddess or other favorites including Raspberry Vinaigrette or Mustard Honey. This amazing meal with be finished with an exceptional dessert of Panna Cotta. 12

Swim

Team

Swimmers are encouraged to attend as many practices as possible. High school athletes who are attending conditioning workouts, and year-round swimmers who practice else-where with their year-round teams, are only required to attend one Loch Lloyd practice per week to be eligible for meet participation.

June 29 vs Nottingham Forest July 6 vs Deer Creek July 16 CHAMPS 17251 W. 87th St, Lenexa, Kansas 66219

All meets begin @5:30 Warm-up times vary Subject to change

joy n E ks to c u r T Food

don't forget! post-meet pool parties are happening after home meets. all are welcome! July 17 End of Season Banquet @ 5pm Necessary meet items:

Cap, goggles (required), Sharpie, 2 towels, dry shirt, snacks/drinks and/or $$

LOCH LLOYD IS ROOTING FOR YOU!!

JULY FITNESS REPORT WATER AEROBICS Instructor: Dawn Adams 7:00am - 7:45am Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays Fitness Center Members - $65 per month Non-Fitness Center Members - $110 per month Sign up today with Lance, Fitness Center Director at 816.322.5463 or lanced@lochlloyd.com

Fitness Center Classes – The class rates at the Fitness Center are changing from $13 to $15 per class beginning July 1. The Flex-n-Fit option still applies if you use 5 or more classes in a month. There is an increase from $65 to $75 per month for Flex-n-Fit. Thank you for your continued support to the Fitness Center and we look forward to seeing you soon.

Yoga Flow & Stretch: This new class begins in July and is taught by Yoga Instructor, Heather Layton. The class will be held every Tuesday at 5:30pm.

This Mixed Level Flow Yoga class is fun and upbeat and will incorporate Strengthening exercises into a Vinyasa flow style class. Each class begins with gentle movements to warm the body, moving into poses that strengthen while creating flexibility and balance, and ends with a state of deep relaxation in Savasana. We will focus on building strength, core stability and balance all while lengthening muscles and calming the nervous system. This combination of traditional yoga poses mixed with hand weights and other props will make you feel stronger, more balanced, and help you discover increased control of both large and small muscle groups. It is created to be accessible to yogis of almost any level, with the ability to simplify or intensify movements. Yoga Flow & Strength is the perfect way to calm the body and mind while getting your daily workout.

JULY FITNESS CALENDAR

2022 WHUMMLE RESULTS

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