The Bridge Fall 2023

A Private Club Community in the Heart of the Lowcountry

HAMPTON HALL CLUB

HAMPTON HALL CHARITABLE FUND

HHCF Volunteers

Shayne O’Connell, Denise Cadres, Jodi Kennedy, and Lori Desing presented Beaufort Memorial Hospital Foundation a check for $16,000 on behalf of the Hampton Hall members who contributed to the Charity Par 3 event in the spring.

The Hampton Hall Charitable Fund continues its mission to provide support to charitable organizations of the Lowcountry.

In June, we had our “Stock the Van” event to benefit Bluffton Self Help and our annual School Supplies Drive took place in August to benefit Red Cedar Elementary.

Mark your calendar for Saturday, October 14 and plan to attend the Wine Tasting held at the Hampton Hall Community Clubhouse. There will be several distributors sharing their best wines in the ballroom as well as a cigar bar for those who would like to partake out on the lakeside terrace. Details and registration will be online.

In December, HHCF will again hold the always popular Toy Drive. Look for details on the club website in November.

The Annual Holiday Open House Tour is scheduled for Sunday, December 3 to finish out 2023 with festive style. We are looking for people to volunteer to display their homes for this amazing event. If you are interested in having your home featured in the tour, please contact Denise Cadres at dcadres@aol.com or 781-635-0786.

For more information on the Hampton Hall Charitable Fund, please visit our website at www.hamptonhallclubsc. com/charitable-fund. Volunteers are always welcome and appreciated at our events.

UPCOMING

EVENTS

Wine Tasting

OCTOBER 14

Toy Drive

DECEMBER

Holiday Open House Tour

DECEMBER 3

memberRELATIONS

New Website User Orientation

The Club website has a new look, including a modern color palette, new fonts, and updated page layout! Thank you for your patience and support during the process of launching the newly designed website.

Website Orientations will be offered via Zoom and in person for members who would like to better familiarize themselves with using the Club website and app. Please register online or contact Member Services Coordinator Taylor Newcomb at: 843-815-2368 or tnewcomb@hamptonhallsc. com for assistance.

SEPTEMBER 19

SEPTEMBER 26

OCTOBER 3

At 3:00 PM

UPCOMING MEMBERSHIP EVENTS

Look for additional details and registration online.

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Lunch

WEDNESDAY, SEPT 13

Mix & Mingle Table at Prime Rib & Pasta Night

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27

Fall Newcomers’ Night

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11

Mix & Mingle Table at Prime Rib & Pasta Night

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle

Luncheon

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8

Mix & Mingle Tables

SEPTEMBER 27 & OCTOBER 25 (6:30 PM SEATING)

Mix & Mingle tables are a great way to meet your community neighbors while dining at Hampton Hall. The Mix & Mingle tables are designated at dining events throughout the year, and members may request the Mix & Mingle table to be seated with other Club members. Look for Mix & Mingle announcements on the Club website and in the Tuesday Highlights eblast. The next Mix & Mingle table will be available at Prime Rib and Pasta Night on Wednesdays, September 27 and October 25 (6:30 PM seating). Reservations open 30 days in advance and seating is limited. Please contact Member Services Coordinator Taylor Newcomb at tnewcomb@hamptonhallsc.com or 843-815-2368 to make Mix & Mingle table reservations.

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Luncheons

The Ladies’ Mix & Mingle

Luncheons are small, informal gatherings that provide the opportunity to get to know other members of Hampton Hall. Ambassadors facilitate an icebreaker and afterwards everyone enjoys lunch together. It does not matter if you have lived in the community 10 months or 10 years, come to lunch and meet the ladies of Hampton Hall! Upcoming luncheons are scheduled for Wednesdays, September 13 and November 8. Registration opens 30 days in advance. Be sure to register early as the luncheons do sell out!

Hampton Hall Ambassadors welcomed new members at the annual Ladies’ New Member Luncheon in June.

Membership FAQs

Who may I contact for information about membership benefits and privileges at Hampton Hall Club?

Your Membership Department includes Director of Membership, Marketing and Communications Kristy Stewart and Member Services Coordinator Taylor Newcomb. Their offices are located in the Golf Clubhouse. (Please find staff contacts on the back cover.)

Who can be included on my membership?

For Members who are Owners of Homesites, the individual applying for the Club Membership must be the/an Owner of the Homesite.

A Membership allows the Member identified in the Information Profile or Application for Golf Membership Privileges (as defined in the Membership Plan), as applicable, and his or her immediate family members (as defined below) to use the Common Property in accordance with the terms of the classification of Membership selected and upon payment of the required Membership fee and applicable Assessments, fees, dining minimums (if any) and other charges. Immediate family members shall include the spouse or significant other (as defined in the Club Rules and Regulations) of the Member who is living in the Member’s home, and their unmarried children who are under the age of twenty-three and either living in the Member’s home or attending school on a full-time basis.

(CCRs Article IV, Section 4.15)

What if I have an adult child (age 23 and over), grandchild, sibling, parent or grandparent residing with me full-time that wishes to have membership privileges?

Q&A memberRELATIONS

The Immediate Family MemberResident Social Privilege Membership is available to family members that reside in a property owner member’s home located within Hampton Hall. The membership allows use of tennis, swim, fitness, bocce, social, and dining facilities based upon payment of the required monthly dues (currently $65 per person). Members may also register their vehicles for RFID tags. The Immediate Family MemberResident Social Privilege must be maintained for a minimum of 6 consecutive months. Members should contact the Membership Department to request an application. What is included in the Nonproperty Owner Golf Membership?

Non-property Owner Golf Members receive full golf privileges, including 14-day advanced tee time reservations, unlimited use of the practice facilities, full access to all golf clinics, participation in all club tournaments, access to our men’s and ladies’ locker facilities, dining privileges at Pete’s Grill and the Community Clubhouse, use of private function rooms, and participation in the men’s and ladies’ golf societies. Do Social Members have access to the golf course and practice facilities?

Social members are permitted to play up to six rounds of golf per calendar year at the applicable guest rate (currently $75 per 18 holes including cart). Use of the practice facilities is permitted with registered tee times.

May – July 2023

Ronald & Deborah Borders 37 Paxton Circle Priscilla Brandt

8 Ashford Place

Justin & Meghan Carpenito 68 Wicklow Drive

Tressa Clark & John Varachi 290 Castaway Drive

John & Valerie Conklin 27 Lynnfield Place

Hue & Mary deRenzy 64 Jocassee Road

Dean & Bernice Exas 9 Lynnfield Place

Troy & Tracie Fleming 7 Harborview Court

Mark & Cathryn Friedman

119 Hampton Hall Boulevard

James & Susan Gardner 188 Flatwater Drive

Daniel & Jacqueline Jackson

35 Normandy Avenue

James & Brenda Jansen* 6 Calverton Place

Michael Jos & Kristen Martin 353 Flatwater Drive

Lynn & Mary Karlet 93 Wicklow Drive

Adam & Linda Kaufman

181 Farnsleigh Avenue

Thomas & Kimberly Kelly 32 Paxton Circle

Steve & Molli Laham 102 Wicklow Drive

James & Karen Marchelletta 5 Warrington Place

Marc & Christine Medvetz

108 Farnsleigh Avenue

Anthony Piucci & Mary McDonnell*

19 Chadbourne Street

Eugen & Silvia Pop*

38 Normandy Avenue

Chip Rainey

11 Parklands Drive

David & Betty Sapir

12 Normandy Avenue

Joshua & Kelley Simms

10 Berwyn Circle

Vincentina Taylor

42 Sedgewick Avenue

memberRELATIONS

Ladies’ New Member Luncheon

Board of Directors Election 2023

IMPORTANT DATES

September 1

• Deadline to submit Board of Directors applications

October 2

• Nominating Committee Announces Board candidates via email

October 25

• Deadline to submit questions for the Board Candidate Forum

October 27

• Petition candidates deadline

November 2

• Board Candidates Forum

November 6

• Ballots distributed to Class A Members (property owners) by Vote Now via email and mail

November 29

• Deadline to submit ballots

December 4

• Annual Meeting

Email communications regarding the Board of Directors election will also be posted on the website under MY COMMUNITY > Governance.

Has your contact information changed?

Please contact Member Services Coordinator Taylor Newcomb at tnewcomb@hamptonhallsc.com with any changes to your contact information. Members may also go to “My Profile” on the website to review contact info on file with the Club.

Each member must file with the Membership Office the mailing address and any changes thereto, to which Club correspondence is to be mailed. Members are kindly asked to notify the Membership Office in writing of any updates to their mailing address, email, or phone numbers.

communityGROUPS

ORGANIZED BY RESIDENTS

Billiards Club

2nd & 4th Thursday of each month | 7:00 PM

Community Clubhouse Billiards Room

Lead Member: Alan Hollis lancelot0747@gmail.com

Bocce Ball

Join a team and meet new folks!

Lead Member: Sig Borkoski sborkoski8@gmail.com

Bridge Group

Mondays | 12:30 PM

Community Clubhouse

Open to all players and levels!

Lead Member: Pat Literati pat.literati@gmail.com

Car Club of Hampton Hall Shows, cruise-ins, socials — open to anyone that enjoys cars!

Lead Member: Glenn Isaac glennisaac4450@gmail.com

Craft Beer Club

Casual monthly meetups at breweries, restaurants, etc. Join us!

Lead Member: Anthony Verga amverga09@gmail.com

Euchre Club

Beginner/Int. | 3rd Tuesday of every month

Advanced | 1st Thursday of every month

7:00 PM at Pete’s Grill

Some experience is needed and RSVP is required.

Lead Member: Megan Holtslander Megan.holtslander@gmail.com

Golf Societies

Men’s Lead Member: Clyde Hayes hayescn26@gmail.com

Ladies’ Lead Member: Jan Ramming janramming@sbcglobal.net

Hampton Hall Charitable Fund

We coordinate fundraisers and hold charity drives. Help us support Bluffton!

Lead Member: Denise Cadres dcadres@aol.com

Hampton Hall History Hounds (4H)

Interested in the history of Bluffton and surrounding Lowcountry?

Lead Member: Jackie Frisch ejackie@comcast.net

Ladies’ Bible Study Group

Mondays – during school year!

10:00 AM

Community Clubhouse Game Room

Lead Member: Nelda Hogan neldahogan@hotmail.com

Ladies’ Bunco Group

4th Monday of the month

6:30 PM at Pete’s Grill

Lead Member: Lisa Spears mslspears@msn.com

Ladies with Ladies

Open to all female members! Cheese tastings, paint and sip, trivia, and more.

Lead member: Jill Freedman jill.d.freedman@gmail.com

Lowcountry Foundation for Wounded Military Heroes

The LFWMH raises charitable funds for those who have served in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.

Lead Member: Alan Prenoveau aprenoveau@gmail.com

Mah Jongg Morning

Advanced | Thursday mornings | 9:15 AM

Community Clubhouse Game Room

Lead Members: Donna Rhodes and Nancy Bader dorhodes@mac.com nancybader@yahoo.com

Mah Jongg Afternoon

All Levels - Thursday afternoon

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Community Clubhouse Game Room

Lead Member: Jodi Kennedy jelk61@hotmail.com

Neighbor to Neighbor

Resident volunteers offer support and resources when needed by other neighbors in our community.

Lead Member: Linda Reid linda.galas@yahoo.com

Night Canasta

3rd Thursday of the month | 7:00 PM Community Clubhouse Game Room Reservations are required.

Lead Member: Laura MacKenzie lkmackenzie@icloud.com

Pickleball

Learn the fastest growing game in America! All skill levels and ages are welcome.

Lead Member: Allan Brown allan4brown@gmail.com

Stonecroft Bible Study

Tuesdays | 10:00 AM

Golf Clubhouse Hampton Room

Lead Member: Lorraine Stabryla lostabryla@aol.com

Those of Prose

1st Wednesday of the month

1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Golf Clubhouse Hampton Room

Hampton Hall Book Club — Join in the discussion of the club’s current read!

Lead Member: Alice Pitts akpitts51@yahoo.com

Weekly Canasta

Every Tuesday

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM Community Clubhouse Game Room

Lead Member: Laura MacKenzie LKmackenzie@icould.com

Wine & Dine Club

Learn about wines from all over the world!

Lead Members: Susan Frasca & Cindy Spetrino susanfrasca36@gmail.com yennicook@aol.com

KENTUCKY DERBY PARTY

Ladies Cheers to summer

memberSPOTLIGHT

Jim and Sandy Frost made Hampton Hall home in June 2022, relocating from Franklin, TN, when they moved to their new house on Wicklow overlooking hole #8.

Sandy grew up outside of Des Moines, IA. She graduated from Stephens College in Columbia, MO, where she majored in Business Administration. She worked in retail at the Younkers department store chain, finishing her career as a buyer. She then focused on raising the Frost’s two children and supporting Jim’s career. With many homes over the years, Sandy has experienced and enjoys all aspects of home renovation and is quite the painter.

Jim was raised in St. Louis, MO, where his family owned an electrical equipment distributor. After attending the University of Missouri, Jim worked for a short time in the family business before embarking on a corporate career. The majority of his career was spent at Aramark, a global business services company. Despite the inevitable challenges and relocations, Jim thoroughly enjoyed the 23 years spent at Aramark,

completing his career in 2022 as president of the refreshments business.

The Frosts have two children, both of whom got married within the last year. Their son Matthew and his new wife, Hillary, live in Atlanta, GA, where they are focused on their business careers and renovating a 1950s home. Their daughter Allison and her new husband, Trevor, live in Houston, where they are both focusing on their careers in public school education. They too are renovating a 1950s home.

As the Frosts made their way through 15 homes in 7 different states, (Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Illinois again, Tennessee, and now South Carolina) they always had an eye on the Lowcountry. Jim vacationed on Hilton Head Island during his childhood, and Sandy was introduced to Kiawah on their honeymoon 37 years ago.

The Frosts purchased a Moss Creek rental property in 2010 sight-unseen via an online auction. After verifying that the

Jim & Sandy Frost

“There were many reasons for our decision to choose Hampton Hall, including the welcoming team on the discovery tour, the helpful golf staff, the friendly Pete’s team, and the great amenities.”

property actually existed, the couple became the proud owners of a small and very dated home. Luckily the home had one tenant for a decade, and when the tenant finally moved on, the timing allowed the Frosts to move in and begin a complete renovation. After the many surprises to be expected in a 40-year-old home, the finished product turned out great. However, it proved to be just too small, causing the Frosts to contemplate finding a new home in the area.

After looking at almost all communities in the Hilton Head/Bluffton area, the Frosts chose Hampton Hall. There were many reasons for this decision, including the welcoming team on the discovery tour, the helpful golf staff, the friendly Pete’s team, and the great amenities. Sandy’s immediate welcome at the Fitness Center and Jim’s round of golf sealed the deal.

The Frosts couldn’t be happier with their decision, as they continue to make new friends at the many events and activities provided in Hampton Hall. The community also gets a solid thumbs-up from Murphy, a seven-yearold Brittany who can be spotted with Sandy on walks each morning. The Frosts look forward to many years in Hampton Hall, with a few months each summer spent at their Lake Michigan cottage.

“The community also gets a solid thumbs-up from Murphy, a seven-year-old Brittany who can be spotted with Sandy on walks each morning.”

golfCORNER

Back at it!

by Brent Carlson PGA Head Golf Professional

Everyone is excited to get back on the golf course. The break in the golf action feels similar to a long Minnesota winter. I remember growing up waiting for the snow to melt, so that our hometown golf course would open. We were so anxious to play! Although there was no snow involved, this feels eerily similar.

What are you looking forward to most? The three main parts of the project were new Tiff Eagle greens, rebuilt bunkers and drainage. The new greens will be a hit and fun to putt on. The restored bunkers sure look nice and bright from the tees. I think the drainage could be the improvement that steals the show.

The crews that were selected to do the work were excellent. We are so fortunate to have worked with such skilled teams.

As for me, I happen to be looking forward to the return of the smiling faces and laughter that is associated with our Club. We are ready for your return!

The Welcome Back event is scheduled for October 1.

See you then!

Course Update Video…Behind the Scenes!

Thank you to our Creative Producer, Taylor Newcomb, for working with the “talent” to create informative videos each week to keep the membership up to date and entertained for the duration of the course restoration project.

The restored bunkers show clean edges with a bright and fresh look.

We’re excited about our new Palmetto Tees!

The highly anticipated new drainage system is worth the wait.

Honor the 2023 Golf Champions

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4

Doors open at 5:00 PM Community Clubhouse

Cocktail reception, dinner and dancing

$75 per person Jackets are recommended for gentlemen

Please register online by October 30

GOLF EVENTS

The TENTATIVE Lineup

WELCOME BACK EVENT

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1

Golfweek Amateur Tour National Championship

OCTOBER 13–15

Men’s Member Guest

OCTOBER 19–21

MMG Rain Date

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22

Ladies’ Member Member

OCTOBER 27–28

Golf Gala

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4

Captains Cup

NOVEMBER 17–19

Golf Shop Sale

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1

MGS Annual Meeting

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9

LGS Christmas Scramble

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12

Ken Li, Paul Popowski, Bill Wiemels and Brent Carlson enjoying reciprocal golf at Sea Pines Country Club.

fit&HEALTHY

Reducing Lower Back Pain in Golfers

Michele DiCarlo, CPT, TPI Level 1 Certified Sports, Recreation & Fitness Director

As more golfers stop in to use the Fitness Center, the #1 complaint I hear is regarding lower back pain after a day on the course. The rotation, speed and repetition of the golf swing affect the lower back and can cause injury. I previously noted the importance of core strength and stretching, but I want to address a few of the main causes of lower back pain so you can continue playing your best golf!

1. Lack of Hip Internal Rotation – if you lack internal rotation in either hip, then you may be compensating by rotating through the lower back.

2. Lack of Thoracic Rotation – If you are limited in flexibility in your thoracic spine, which is the uppermiddle part of your back, then you may be putting pressure on your lower back during your golf swing. You may tend to arch your back or rotate the lumbar spine too much and this may cause damage.

3. Lack of Core Stability – If you lack stability in your core, this can cause injury when force is applied.

4. Swing Mechanics – There are a few things to look for with swing mechanics that can be causing your back pain on either side. Reverse spine angle is one of them. For example, a right-handed golfer will rotate and lean the torso towards the left-excessive lateral upper body bend putting pressure on the lower back. Ask Brent or Chris how to fix your swing mechanics! They can address specific areas of improvement.

5. Lifestyle factors – Obesity, gender, age, and overall genetics also play a role. Losing weight through the mid-section will help.

So, what can you do? I challenge you to try the Core & More or Functional Strength class. These classes are not just for the ladies. You will see progress after only a few weeks. Don’t think the classes are for you? See Mia or Romeo for a few personal training sessions to strengthen weaker areas. Start working towards your goals now. Go back to the basics, stretch and get moving!

bocce ball

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

4:00 – 5:30 PM at the Bocce Courts

Dress in red, white and green in honor of bocce’s ties to Italy. Whether you’re a bocce professional or new to the game, all members are encouraged to join us for this fun event.

The object of the game is simple. Toss the bocce balls towards the pallino (smaller white ball). The closest player to the pallino wins!

Games begin at 4:20 PM. Members can warm up before hand and also participate in croquet and corn hole.

Enjoy a member charge bar and make reservations for our Italian themed dinner at the Community Clubhouse following play.

Mangia!

Please contact the Fitness Center at 843-815-8740 with questions.

INGREDIENTS

1 tablespoon canola oil

1 pound lean ground beef

1 ½ teaspoons caraway seeds

1 teaspoon dried thyme

2 1/2 cups frozen bell pepper and onion mix, thawed, chopped

1 medium Golden Delicious or other sweet-tart cooking apple, unpeeled, diced

6 cups reduced-sodium beef broth

1 15-ounce can crushed or diced tomatoes

METHOD:

1 ½ tablespoons honey

1 tablespoon paprika, preferably Hungarian sweet

3 cups coarsely chopped Savoy, or green cabbage

1-2 tablespoons cider vinegar

¼ teaspoon salt

Freshly ground pepper to taste

UPCOMING ACTIVITIES

Hearing Screenings

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

Little Chef’s Dough Day

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

Kids make pizzas!

Elite PT Posture Screening

Speaker Series

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12

Trunk or Treat

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28

Family Movie Night

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10

Gobbler 5k

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23

1. Heat oil in a pot over medium heat. Add beef, caraway seeds and thyme and cook, stirring and breaking up the beef with a spoon, until it is mostly browned, about 4 minutes. Stir in pepper-onion mix and apple; cook, stirring, for 2 to 3 minutes more.

2. Stir in broth, tomatoes, honey and paprika and adjust the heat so the mixture boils gently. Cook for 8 to 10 minutes to blend the flavors. Stir in cabbage and cook just until barely tender, 3 to 4 minutes more. Season with vinegar to taste, salt and pepper.

Recipe from eatingwell.com

Fall in the Spa at Hampton Hall…

It is your sanctuary for peace. If you’ve been go-go-go all summer, it’s time for you to wind down a bit with a restful massage or an exfoliating facial. Let our team of experts in the fitness center and spa show you rewarding amenities and treatments that complement each other to relax, rest and restore. Though summer is fading remember your sunscreen and hydration to maintain healthy skin inside and out!

courtSIDE

Tennis Anyone?

Hampton Hall Club is proud to offer year-round tennis leagues including men’s and ladies’ doubles, mixed doubles, and combo doubles.

MONDAY: 55+ 3.0 Men 70+ 3.5 Men

TUESDAY: 55+ 3.0 Women 70+ 3.0 Men 70+ 3.5 Women

WEDNESDAY: 55+ 3.5 Men & Women

THURSDAY: 55+ 4.0 Men & Women 70+ 3.0 Women/Men

SATURDAY: 18+ all levels

SUNDAY: 40+ all levels 55+ 9.0 combined Schedule subject to change

Junior Tennis

Coach Paul offers private and semi-private lessons for juniors ages 5-16. Hampton Hall Club Junior Tennis provides a fun and friendly environment for beginners to advanced players!

Men’s Pick-up Tennis

MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS

10:30 AM – 12 PM

Hampton Hall member men’s tennis players 3.0 or higher are invited to play a friendly pick-up doubles game.

Rusty Rackets Ladies Clinic

FRIDAYS 9:00 AM –10:00 AM

Rusty Rackets is a fun program for anyone who may have played as a child or young adult and is looking to get back into playing. Weekly dropin classes will get you hitting the ball again and reintroduce you to tennis, no matter how long you have been away! (Players must have prior tennis experience.)

4 and the Pro Clinics

Do you want a tennis clinic and have a few friends you like to play with? Why not set up a weekly time with Coach Paul and cater the drills to what you want to work on!

Please contact Head Racket Sports Professional Paul Tollefson at ptollefson@hamptonhallsc.com or 843-815-8740 for more info on leagues, lessons and clinics, and sign up today!

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

USTA LEAGUE

Women’s Tennis 3.5 Team

Congratulations to Captain Deb McGee, Jeanette Shultz and Charlene Miller who took 2nd in their flight!

Men’s Tennis 3.5 Team Captain David Kehres, Dale Cronin, James Diaz, George Knoske, Bob Church, and Brian Thomas have won their 3rd State Championship!

Tuesday: 4:30-5:15

Pickleball Weekly Sessions

For more information, please contact Head Professional Paul Tollefson ptollefson@hamptonhallsc.com

MONDAYS 8:30–10:30 AM

TUESDAYS 8:30–10:30 AM

WEDNESDAYS 8:30–10:30 AM

WEDNESDAYS 5:30–7:30 PM

THURSDAYS 8:30–10:30 AM

FRIDAYS SOCIAL 5:30–7:30 PM

SATURDAYS 9:30–11:00 AM

Advanced Level Pickleball

3.5+ MONDAYS 5:30-7:30PM

TUESDAYS 5:30–7:30 PM

THURSDAYS 5:30–7:30 PM

SATURDAYS 8:30–10:30 AM

Please register on the website Court Sports calendar or use the Hampton Hall Club app.

fallEVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

Save the dates for the following activities tentatively scheduled at your Club! The most current event information and registration details will be published on the Club website Events Calendar and announced in the Highlights eblast every Tuesday.

SEPTEMBER

Labor Day Pool Party

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4

LWL Scattergories

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6

Charity Volunteer Expo

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

Arts & Crafts Fair

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9

Ladies’ Mix and Mingle Luncheon

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

Bocce Ball Social

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16

Speaker Series: Wounded Heroes

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19

Hearing Screenings

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

Oktoberfest

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22

Prime Rib and Pasta

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27

Little Chef’s Dough Day-Pizza Making

OCTOBER

Golf Course Grand Reopening

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1

Burnt Church Distillery Spirit Night

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4

Murder Mystery

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7

Fall Newcomers’ Night

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11

Speaker Series Event

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12

Golfweek Amateur Tour National Championship

OCTOBER 13-15

Hampton Hall Charitable Fund Wine Tasting

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14

LWL Comedy Night

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19

Men’s Member Guest

OCTOBER 19-21

Prime Rib and Pasta

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25

Ladies’ Member Member

OCTOBER 27-28

Trunk or Treat

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28

THE SOCIAL ADVISORY GROUP PRESENTS:

Murder Mystery

DINNER THEATER

NOVEMBER

Speaker Series

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1

LWL Apple Cider Tasting

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1

Golf Gala

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4

Hampton Hall Committee Fair

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7

Ladies’ Mix and Mingle Luncheon

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8

Hampton Hall Tap Takeover

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8

Outdoor Movie Night

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10

BBQ, Blues, and Booze

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15

Captains Cup

NOVEMBER 17-19

Gobbler 5K

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23

Thanksgiving Buffet

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23

Prime Rib and Pasta

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29

Fun Run

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23

Check-in 8:00 AM to 8:50 AM in the Fitness Center parking lot

Fun Run begins at 9:00 AM

Open to all ages so bring the kids and the dog. Wear your best turkey costume, pilgrim hat, apron or tablecloth.

Festive prizes will be awarded!

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 Register online.

First 120 online registrants receive t-shirts.

DECEMBER

Golf Shop Sale

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1

Lighting of the Tree Dinner

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2

Charitable Fund Holiday Homes Tour

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3

Annual Meeting

MONDAY, DECEMBER 4

LWL Shopping trip (Charleston)

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5

Christmas Carol Pajama Party

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7

Speaker Series Event

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8

MGS Annual Meeting

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9

Community Parade and Santa’s Brunch

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10

LGS Christmas Scramble

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12

Prime Rib and Pasta

WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 20

Beef Wellington Pickup

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23

New Year’s Eve Party

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31

GET INVOLVED!

Looking for new and rewarding ways to get involved in the Hampton Hall and greater Lowcountry community?

Mark your calendar for these two unique upcoming events!

Charity Volunteer Expo

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8

Community Clubhouse | 1:00 to 4:00 PM

Do you currently volunteer for a nonprofit or are you interested in becoming a volunteer? If so, our Charity Volunteer Expo is perfect for you! This event will showcase non-profits seeking volunteers to donate time to support their missions. Please visit the online Events Calendar or contact Social & Events Manager Madison Yeager at myeager@hamptonhallsc.com or 843-815-2395 for more information.

Hampton Hall Committee Fair

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7

Community Clubhouse | 5:30 to 7:30 PM

Attend the Committee Fair to learn about the many ways Hampton Hall members can serve to support the Club. Speak with current members to hear about the purpose and role of each committee. Gain insight on skillset needs and find out which committees you might have an interest in serving. Consider volunteering your talents for the ongoing and future success of Hampton Hall and attend this event to learn how you can help.

Please contact Dan O’Donovan at dodonovanhhcboard@gmail.com with questions.

SAVE

COMMUNITY CLUBHOUSE PARKING LOT

Enjoy music, costume contests, pumpkin decorating, and treats for ALL AGES!

Register online to attend as well as participate in decorating a trunk/golf cart and handing out treats.

1103 ahemming@hamptonhallsc.com

John Huffenberger, Executive Chef ext. 1108 jhuffenberger@hamptonhallsc.com

Madison Yeager, Social & Events Manager ext. 1109 myeager@hamptonhallsc.com

Brent Carlson, PGA Head Golf Professional ...................... ext. 1202 bcarlson@hamptonhallsc.com

Matt Sapochak, Golf Course Superintendent ext. 1401 msapochak@hamptonhallsc.com

Michele DiCarlo, Sports, Recreation & Fitness Director ext. 1302 mdicarlo@hamptonhallsc.com

Paul Tollefson, Head Tennis Professional .......................... ext. 1303 ptollefson@hamptonhallsc.com

Angie Nicolini, HOA Director ext. 1500 anicolini@hamptonhallsc.com

Megan Tracey, HOA Administrator ext. 1502 mtracey@hamptonhallsc.com

Roshelle Wagner, ARB Administrator ............................. ext. 1505 arb@hamptonhallsc.com

Alex Caballero, Facilities Maintenance Director ext. 1501 acaballero@hamptonhallsc.com