The Bridge Summer 2024

HAMPTON HALL CLUB

A Private Club Community in the Heart of the Lowcountry

Dear Members,

Summer has finally arrived after an active and engaging spring season!

Thank you to all the members who participated in club activities so far this year. It was fantastic to see you enjoying Hampton Hall life with friends and family at events such as Blues, BBQ, and Brews, Ladies with Ladies Chocolate Event, Easter Brunch, Mother’s Day Brunch, Pickleball League play, Speaker Series, Memorial Day, and the Ladies’ and Men’s Member Guest Golf Tournaments…just to name a few! A special thanks to all the members who hopped over for our first Pancakes with the Easter Bunny. The event was a tremendous success with a sold-out crowd of families, children and grandchildren. We look forward to seeing you at all the upcoming summer social events at your club.

It has been wonderful to see all the action at the new playground, as well as the new billiards room at Pete’s Grill. While these enhancements have a direct impact on the membership experience, they also assist in attracting new members and maintaining our current assets. Enjoy!

Please Note: A few operational updates on projects taking place at your club and around your community. Thank you for your ongoing support and feedback to make these projects come to life and enhance the member experience.

PROJECT UPDATES

Playground, Swing Set, and Sunshade

The newly replaced playground project has come to completion. The 20-year-old playground was replaced by certified safety installers with one of the most reputable playground equipment brands in the nation. We also added a sunshade to the playground as an additional enhancement for members to comfortably enjoy watching their children and grandchildren play on the mega tower, swing set, and ten spin.

Associate Recognition | Paul Merz

A special shoutout to our first quarter employee of the quarter, Paul Merz. Paul primarily works in Golf Operations, but it is not unusual to see Paul lending a hand all over the club. Paul consistently exudes various values of the club including safety, dedication, positive attitude, and of course…friendliness. In addition to Paul’s recognition, we also congratulate Fi Fi (Fitness) and Curtis (F&B) as the runner ups for this honor. Please join me in congratulating Paul, Fi Fi, and Curtis on this welldeserved recognition.

Pete’s Grill | Billiard’s Room

Pete’s Grill is now home to the billiard table which compliments the dart board and Golden Tee arcade game. This project yielded a muchneeded, light refresh of the area in addition to repurposing underutilized spaces within the club. Moving the billiards table to Pete’s Grill has also allowed for a dedicated conference room at the Main Clubhouse. We hope you enjoy this new area and look forward to seeing you at Pete’s Grill soon!

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Beverage Program Update

Thank you to all the members supporting and participating in your beverage program including the various wine tastings, Tempranillo Master Class, Caymus Wine Dinner, Chappellet Wine Dinner, cocktail making classes, and more. Be on the lookout for more coming over the summer including a draft beer Tap Takeover with details to come.

Common Grounds Landscape Enhancement Project | Phase Two

You may have noticed the second phase of our common grounds project underway. This project is continuing to replace the aging landscaping in common areas and around your amenities. The second phase includes, but is not limited to, the outdoor pool, clubhouses, Farnsleigh, The Pointe, Torrington Circle, Front Entrance, and continuing along Hampton Hall Boulevard. Please be on the lookout for continued beautification within your neighborhood with phase three to follow. There are a total of five phases to this enhancement project. For any questions, feel free to reach out to the HOA.

Pulse Surveys | NEW Feedback Tool

“Pulse Surveys” are a new addition to our feedback tools that send members a text link for a brief experience survey. Members must opt in to the Guest WiFi when on property to be included in these short surveys. Thank you to all the members that have been utilizing

Introducing BETH ANDERSON

We are excited to welcome Beth Anderson to the Hampton Hall Club team as Director of Operations.

Beth’s first year will be directly focused on food and beverage operations while growing into additional management oversight to assist me, as your GM/COO, and department heads. We look forward to Beth’s presence, contributions, and her addition to the team in

this new feedback tool in our evolution of excellence through continuous improvement. Please remember the “Listening Post” is available anytime on the club website to provide operational feedback as well.

ABDI Gate Pass System

Be on the lookout for the new gate pass system, ABDI. This system is replacing our outdated DwellingLive gate pass system. You will be seeing various communications on the new system’s interface and user-friendly applications. The new system will also incorporate higher quality guest passes. We look forward to this new system enhancing your member experience and assisting in the continuous improvements of security. For any questions, feel free to reach out to the HOA.

Ongoing Operational Updates

Please continue to keep updated on club operations through “From the Desk of Your GM” monthly videos and monthly “Coffee with the GM” in addition to your weekly Tuesday “Highlights” and Wednesday “F&B Spotlight” eblasts.

We look forward to seeing you around your club and enjoying the beautiful Lowcountry summer season. Stay cool and hydrated!

Respectfully,

Eric Bischofberger, CCM

collectively enhancing member experience.

Beth is joining us from Long Cove Club where she was the Assistant Clubhouse Manager. Beth started her hospitality career over 20 years ago at The Ritz-Carlton at Reynolds Lake Oconee in Greensboro, GA. Twelve years ago, she took the opportunity to move from the hotel industry to private clubs when she became the Events Director at Callawassie Island Club.

Over the years, Beth has had the privilege of working at amazing clubs in the area as she pursued her career goals in the club industry. Beth is an active member of Club Managers

Association of America (CMAA) and The Carolinas Chapter CMAA. She has received her Certified Mindful Professional (CMP) designation and will be continuing her education as she works toward her Certified Club Manager (CCM) designation.

Beth and her husband Keith, who is an Assistant Golf Pro at Oldfield Club, live in Bluffton with their dog, Bella.

Beth is excited about joining the Hampton Hall Club team and is looking forward to collectively enhancing the experience with her future associates and members.

Please join me in welcoming Beth Anderson to Hampton Hall.

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Luncheons

JULY 17 | SEPTEMBER 11

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 July 17 and September 11 at Pete’s Grill. Registration opens on the Events Calendar 30 days in advance. Be sure to register early as the luncheons do sell out!

Welcome NEW MEMBERS

Glynn and Libby Capell 104 Hampton Hall Boulevard

Leanne and Craig Carlson 25 Claremont Avenue

Paul and Sazja Crawford 263 Farnsleigh Avenue

Thomas and Valerie Ditzig 21 Sedgewick Ave

Troy and Lana Dueger 107 Hampton Hall Boulevard

Timothy and Anne Ehrhart 15 Lakewood Court

Troy and Tracie Fleming 93 Wicklow Drive

Jennifer Fusilli and Robert Hamorsky 9 Halburton Circle

Andrew Gibbons and Brielle Sullivan 83 Wicklow Drive

Christopher and Karen Hammond* 32 Sedgewick Avenue

Mitchell Kahn and Sharon Tully 8 Claremont Avenue

Kevin and Anne Karwath 39 Farnsleigh Ave

Christopher and Robyn King 95 Hampton Hall Boulevard

Steve and Deb McCoy 266 Farnsleigh Avenue

Russ and Vicki Roberts 5 Calverton Place

Art Roca and Natalia Cherney-Roca 80 Wicklow Drive

Neil and Elissa Zager Schnelwar 17 Lynnfield Place

Justin and Courtney Skinner 167 Farnsleigh Avenue

Jack Templeton and Allie Friedman 9 Lilydipper Court

Huaxin Wang and Jinghui Zhang 49 Broad Circle

Catherine and Melvin Weiss 18 Shelburne Street

Cory and Lisa Yager 151 Wicklow Drive

*Long time members with new properties in Hampton Hall

Upcoming Membership Events

Look for additional details and registration online.

New Member Ladies’ Luncheon

SATURDAY, JUNE 8

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Lunch

THURSDAY, JULY 17

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Lunch

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

Golf Membership Preview Day FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13

Fall Newcomers’ Night

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Lunch

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6

Community Club Fair

Hampton Hall’s annual Community Club Fair was held on May 8. Members connected in a fun “college-fair-like setting” and learned about a variety of opportunities to socialize with neighbors who have similar interests. Please be sure to check out the list of community clubs on page 7 and contact the group leader to learn more!

Community Groups

ORGANIZED BY RESIDENTS

BILLIARDS CLUB

Wednesdays

7:00 PM

Billiards Room at Pete’s Grill

Lead Member: Alan Hollis 610-613-3010

BOCCE BALL

Join a team and meet new folks!

Lead Member: Sig Borkoski sborkoski8@gmail.com

BRIDGE GROUP

Mondays @ 12:30 PM

Community Clubhouse Game Room

Open to all players and levels!

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

CAR CLUB

Shows, cruise-ins, socials — open to anyone that enjoys cars!

Lead Members: Jim Avaglino and Glenn Isaac jim.avagliano@gmail.com glennisaac4450@gmail.com

CRAFT BEER CLUB

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

Lead Member: Anthony Verga amverga09@gmail.com

EUCHRE CLUB

Intermediate Euchre 3rd Tuesday of the month 7:00 PM

Advanced Euchre

4th Tuesday of the month 6:45 PM

Experience is needed and RSVPs are required.

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

GOLF SOCIETIES

Men’s Lead Member: Jim Ansberry jansberry@sbcglobal.net

Ladies’ Lead Member: Bernie Siemens bernieglfr@gmail.com

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 @ 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 provides financial support for local post 9/11 wounded combat heroes.

Lead Member: Alan Prenoveau aprenoveau@gmail.com

MAHJONG MORNING

Advanced: Thursday mornings @ 9:15 AM Community Clubhouse Game Room

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

MAHJONG AFTERNOON

All Levels: Thursday afternoon 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Community Clubhouse Game Room

Lead Member: Jodi Kennedy jelk61@hotmail.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@icloud.com

EASTER 2024

BLUES, BBQ & BREWS

ST. PATRICK’S DAY MAHJONG

OYSTER ROAST

LADIES’ Wine & Chocolate

Randy and Marion Weiner Member Spotlight

A JOURNEY

In the serene enclaves of Bluffton, South Carolina, retired chiropractor Randy Weiner and his wife Marion, (his “swing coach”) have found their calling amidst the lush fairways and challenging greens of the Hampton Hall Club’s Pete Dye Signature Golf Course. Randy’s passion for golf extends far beyond the borders of his newfound home. Randy and Marion have set out on an extraordinary quest: to tee off on the finest golf courses in each of the 50 United States. And with just one state left to conquer, his journey is poised to reach its crescendo in Utah this September.

A LIFE IN MOTION: Doctor Weiner’s journey from the bustling practice rooms of New City, New York, to the manicured greens of Hampton Hall Club is a testament to the spirit of adventure that defines

STATES OF GOLF From Chiropractor to Fairway Connoisseur: How One Couple Embarked on a Golfing Odyssey Across the Nation

his retirement years. After decades of tending to the aches and pains of his patients, Randy hung up his chiropractic tools and traded them for golf clubs, embracing the freedom of retirement with gusto. Together with Marion, they’ve crafted a lifestyle that seamlessly blends their love for golf and travel with cherished family moments.

The Quest for 50 States: For the Weiner’s, retirement isn’t just about kicking back and relaxing; it’s about embarking on an epic golfing odyssey. With 49 states already under their belt, the quest to conquer the nation’s top golf courses is nearing its zenith. From the windswept links of Oregon to the sun-drenched fairways of Florida, Randy and Marion have crisscrossed the country in his goal to complete all 50 states. Each course holds its

own allure, its own challenges, and its own story, woven into the fabric of America’s golfing landscape.

A FAMILY AFFAIR: But Randy Weiner’s golfing escapades are about more than just the pursuit of the perfect swing. They’re about family, connection, and the joy of shared experiences. With three sons and eight grandchildren scattered across the country, Randy and Marion seize every opportunity to combine their love for golf with cherished family time. Whether it’s a round at a nearby course or a crosscountry road trip to tick off another state from their list, the Weiner’s understand the true meaning of golfing camaraderie.

THROUGH 50

“…we fell in love with Hampton Hall’s great lifestyle, friendly people, and of course the Pete Dye golf course.”

THE FINAL PUTT: As the Weiners prepare to step onto the fairways of Utah to complete their quest, they do so with a sense of fulfillment and anticipation. It’s not just about reaching the end goal; it’s about the journey— the friendships forged, the memories made, and the countless stories shared along the way. And as Randy and Marion pack their clubs into the trunk of their car and set off into the sunset, they do so with the knowledge that the spirit of adventure will always guide their next swing, wherever it may lead.

THE WEINER’S WERE INTERVIEWED FOR THE BRIDGE BY CANTERBURY LANE NEIGHBORS…

What brought you to Hampton Hall?

“We moved from Orangeburg, New York to Hampton Hall in 2017. After building a busy practice in New York, we fell in love with Hampton Hall’s great lifestyle, friendly people, and of course the Pete Dye golf course. We also enjoy cycling, pickleball, the fitness center and indoor pool.”

What is something that most people don’t know about you?

“We’re pizza aficionados. Coming from New York, we are on a continuing search for the best pizza and we’re still searching for what we were used to in New York. We have a few selections for the best nearby pizza. We have fun going on pizza tours throughout the Lowcountry and Savannah with friends”.

Drive for Show and Putt for Dough

BY BRENT CARLSON PGA Head Golf Professional

One of my early golf memories growing up was a group of golfers that played our home course dubbed “The Armada.” It was a large group of players that played together, and when they went down the fairway they left a trail of dust and smoke. None of those players could hit the ball particularly long but their short games were exceptional. We always walked our home course, so to ride on a golf cart was considered a rare treat. Out one day with the Armada, I got to ride along with Bob Guter. I could hit the ball further than Bob, but could rarely outscore him because of his mastery around the greens. He introduced me to the phrase “Drive for Show and Putt for Dough.” It has stuck with me all these years. The scoring aspect of our game really places an emphasis on skill near the hole. As Mr. Guter would explain, a 250-yard drive counts the same number of strokes as a one-foot putt. “The woods are full of long hitters” was another one of his gems. Drive for Show and Putt for Dough…I hope you will keep that phrase in mind when you are warming up to play and place an emphasis on short game during your practice sessions.

“THE WOODS ARE FULL OF LONG HITTERS.”

FEBRUARY 9 AND WINE

SPRING SWING

MEN’S MEMBER GUEST

Golf Events

AERIFICATION

JUNE 3-10

Ladies’ Night Out

THURSDAY, JUNE 13

Wine and 9

FRIDAY, JUNE 28

Red, White and Blue

THURSDAY, JULY 4

Men’s Night Out

THURSDAY, JULY 11

Match Play Championships

FRIDAY, JULY 12–SUNDAY, JULY 14

Ladies’ Guest Day

TUESDAY, JULY 16

AERIFICATION

AUGUST 5-12

Celebration Cup

SATURDAY, AUGUST 17

Progressive Cart Party

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21

Wine and 9

FRIDAY, AUGUST 30

Men’s Night Out

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

Ladies’ Night Out

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12

Men’s Member Member SEPTEMBER 20-22

2024 Winners Tom & Brian Sheedy and Runners Up John & Jim Koepke

LADIES’ MEMBER GUEST

Golf is for the Birdies!

Don’t Let Your Grass Become a Couch Potato

BY MATT SAPOCHAK, Golf Course Superintendent

Every summer the same thing happens in the Lowcountry. Humidity is high and thunder showers begin in mid-June. Showers seem to come every two weeks or less. Normally rain fall is between .5 to 1 inch in an hour or two, sometimes less and sometimes more rain than we need. Frequently the skies drop an inch of rain in the afternoon, and the next morning I see sprinklers in yards along Hampton Hall Boulevard and around the golf course running like we are in a drought. By keeping a wet yard, you are killing grass and building a great environment for disease and insects. You are also cheating yourself out of something you would like to have, and that higher payment is going to the water company for water you don’t need to use. Better yet, take the money you save and treat your yard to a nice application of a slow-release premium fertilizer with minors.

Most of the grass in Hampton Hall is Centipede or a type of Zoysiagrass similar to Empire Zoysia, which is of the wider leaf blade variety. After a good rain Centipede can go three to ten days without water depending on the soil type and humidity; I watered my Centipede yard six times in 2023 and have not watered it in 2024. The fine leaf Zoysiagrass, such as Zeon can’t go as long without water like Empire Zoysia. Empire can go three to eight days without water depending on the amount of rain received and humidity.

Turning off your irrigation clock in most cases is as simple as moving a dial from automatic to off. When the dial is moved to the off position you do not lose the programing in your clock. When you turn the dial back to automatic the clock goes back to watering like it was before you turned the dial to off. Make sure you replace the 9-volt battery in your clock every spring. By keeping the battery fresh this will help your clock maintain its programing if the power goes off.

Letting your yard dry out makes your grass push down roots looking for water and reduces disease and insect pressure. Do not manage your yard around one dry spot. I see people with a 5' by 8' dry area turn the time up on their irrigation system to try and make the dry area better while making other turf wet. When I have a small dry spot problem in my yard, I’ll pull out the hose, hook up the whirly bird sprinkler, pour myself and my wife our favorite libation, relax and watch the water run.

Cut the water off for a while after a good rain. It will get your grass out working for what it needs and building a better root system. This in turn will make a better strand of grass that will require less inputs.

FLOWER TIP: Never plant Vinca before May; They just do better if you wait.

Physical Therapy Reimagined

Take Control of Your Health with 1-on-1 Therapy Services

FEATURING DR. DEVIN ROGERS

Next Level Physical Therapy makes taking care of your body easy. We recognize the individual needs of each client, which is why our unique model emphasizes a personalized 1-on-1 approach. Our mission is to help you break free from pain and get you back to doing the things you love, living life without limits. We provide hands-on manual therapy and corrective exercise. Our approach is backed by research as the most effective way to reduce pain, improve the way you move, and prevent future injuries.

We treat the following conditions:

• Osteoarthritis and osteoporosis

• Joint replacements

• Balance and neurological disorders

• Orthopedic and sports injuries

• Back, neck, and extremity pain

Meet Your Doctor – Dr. Devin Rogers

Dr. Rogers holds a Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree and a Certification in Strength and Conditioning (CSCS). He has a vast professional background with extensive experience and specialized training in the fields of movement science, pain science, biomechanics, and injury and surgery rehabilitation.

Insurance – In Network with Medicare

We are a Medicare Provider! We are considered an out of network provider for all other insurances. We can provide you with a superbill for each of our sessions to go towards your out of network deductible/ reimbursement. We also accept FSA/HSA. This model of care is designed accordingly in order for us to deliver the highest level of care you deserve.

EXPO Health WELLNESS&

We had a great turnout for our Health and Wellness Expo! Members had the opportunity to learn about the variety of services available in the Bluffton community to enhance health and retirement.

Upcoming Activities

JUNE 2024

Walking Calories Burned Challenge MONTH OF JUNE

End of School Pool Party

FRIDAY, JUNE 7 @ 1:00 PM

Beltone Hearing Screenings

THURSDAY, JUNE 20 | 11:00 AM–4:00 PM

JULY 2024

4th of July Parade & Pool Party

THURSDAY, JULY 4

Framily Kickball Game

SATURDAY, JULY 20 | 10:00 AM–12:00 PM

Get your friends and family together for Framily Kickball!

Clemson 4–H Experience

JULY 22–25

AUGUST 2024

Cardboard Boat Races

SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 | 10:00 AM–12:00 PM

SWIM LESSONS with Stefan

Swim lessons with Stefan Bauroth are designed to help both beginners to advanced swimmer meet their individual goals in the water. He works with ages 6 months to adults.

Summer has arrived with a bang! Hot temperatures are depleting of our skin’s peptides, so keeping skin moisturized and protected with SPF minimum of 30 (remember application on ears too) is recommended to avoid sunburn and parched skin. Also, wearing a visor or hat when enjoying outdoor activities helps to shade delicate facial skin and as a bonus less squinting improves vision! Additional H20 hydration is also a must during the hot season to support depleted nutrients in the skin. After you’ve had a day of fun in the sun consider a moisturizing facial and/or a deep tissue massage to relax and revive!

Pickleball 101

Come out and learn the skills needed to begin playing the fastest growing sport in America! PB101 is held every first Thursday of the month from 5:30-7:00 PM. Please sign up on the court sports calendar or email Paul Tollefson at ptollefson@ hamptonhallsc.com.

Pickleball Open Play

All Levels Pickleball

MONDAYS 8:30 AM–10:30 AM

WEDNESDAYS 8:30 AM–10:30 AM

WEDNESDAYS 5:30 PM–7:30 PM

THURSDAYS 8:30 AM–10:30 AM SATURDAYS 8:30 AM–10:30 AM

Beginner / Intermediate

TUESDAYS 8:30 AM–10:30 AM FRIDAYS 8:30 AM–10:30 AM

Advanced Level Pickleball

TUESDAYS 5:30 PM–7:30 PM

THURSDAYS 5:30 PM–7:30 PM

SATURDAYS 10:30 AM–12:30 PM

THURSDAYS 5:30 PM–7:30 PM

SATURDAYS 8:30 AM–10:30 AM

Please register on the website court sports calendar or use the Hampton Hall Club app.

St. Paddle’s Day was a smashing success!

Bocce Social

TENNIS LEAGUES

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

MEN’S PICK-UP TENNIS

MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS 10:30 AM – 12:00 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 drop-in 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!

3.0 Mixed Doubles

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

The Par 3 Tournament was a big success despite a little rainy weather! While some chose not to play golf, they enjoyed raffles, a silent auction, and a delicious lunch. Thanks to our members’ continued support, this event raised significant funds for the Beaufort Memorial Keyserling Cancer Center. Yet again, Hampton Hall members come through! Thank you also to our GM Eric Bischofberger and his staff for all their help and support of our efforts. Help us “Stock the Van” for Bluffton Self Help! Bring your donations to the Main Clubhouse parking lot on June 1 between 10:00 AM and noon. Help us

gather essential grocery and toiletry items to help hundreds of families in need in the Bluffton community.

The Annual HHCF School Supply Drive will begin in late July. Details will be announced on the club website and in the Tuesday Highlights eblast later this summer.

HHCF appreciates all you do to support our efforts!

For more information on the Hampton Hall Charitable Fund, please visit our website at www. hamptonhallclubsc.com/charitablefund or contact Chairwoman Denise Cadres to find out how you can get involved.

HAMPTON HALL

The mission of the Hampton Hall Charitable Fund (HHCF) is to support the charitable interests and outreach efforts of the residents of Hampton Hall and to assist with needs within the larger community.

CHARITABLE FUND APPRECIATES ALL YOU DO TO SUPPORT OUR EFFORTS!

Help us “Stock the Van” for Bluffton Self Help! Bring your donations to the Main Clubhouse parking lot on June 1 between 10:00 AM and noon.

With the strong support of our residents throughout our community, the HHCF continues to raise the bar on the work it does to make a difference in the lives of people in need in our area.

ANNUAL HHCF Events

MARCH

Par 3 Golf Tournament

MAY

Bluffton Self Help Food Drive

JULY / AUGUST School Supply Drive

DECEMBER Toy Drive

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 and announced in the Highlights eblast every Tuesday.

June

Flamingo Bingo

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5

End of School Pool Party

FRIDAY, JUNE 7 @ 1:00 PM

New Members Ladies’ Luncheon

SATURDAY, JUNE 8

Ladies’ Night Out (Golf)

THURSDAY, JUNE 13

Comedy Night

SATURDAY, JUNE 15

Speaker Series: Hurricane Preparedness

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19

Beltone Hearing Screenings

THURSDAY, JUNE 20

Tap Takeover

THURSDAY, JUNE 20

Trash to Treasure Sale

SATURDAY, JUNE 22

Prime Rib & Pasta

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26

Townhall

THURSDAY, JUNE 27

Wine, Nine and Dine (Golf)

FRIDAY, JUNE 28

July

Sharper Edges: Knife Sharpening

TUESDAY, JULY 2

Red, White & Blue (Golf)

THURSDAY, JULY 4

4th of July Parade & Pool Party

THURSDAY, JULY 4

LYN Avenue Outdoor Music

SATURDAY, JULY 6

LWL Flowerpot Decoupage

WEDNESDAY, JULY 10

Men’s Night Out (Golf)

THURSDAY, JULY 11

Match Play (Golf)

FRIDAY, JULY 12–SUNDAY, JULY 14

Ladies’ Guest Day (Golf)

TUESDAY, JULY 16

Ladies’ Mix and Mingle Luncheon

WEDNESDAY, JULY 17

Beverage Event

THURSDAY, JULY 18

Framily Kickball Game

SATURDAY, JULY 20

Clemson 4-H Experience

JULY 22 -25

Speaker Series: NASA

WEDNESDAY, JULY 24

Board Meeting

THURSDAY, JULY 25

Olympic Theme Party

SATURDAY JULY 27

Prime Rib & Pasta

WEDNESDAY, JULY 31

Splash Café

The Splash Café, located in the Fitness Center, is serving your favorite summer eats and treats to enjoy at the Lakeside Pool! Food and beverage service is provided Thursday through Sunday from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

August

Carboard Boat Races

SATURDAY, AUGUST 3

Sharper Edges: Knife Sharpening

TUESDAY, AUGUST 6

Speaker Series: USCB Olli Program

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7

LWL Game Night

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14

Beverage Event

FRIDAY, AUGUST 16

Celebration Cup

SATURDAY, AUGUST 17

Progressive Cart Party

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21

Name That Tune

SATURDAY, AUGUST 24

Prime Rib & Pasta

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28

Nine, Wine & Dine (Golf)

FRIDAY, AUGUST 30

progressive cart party

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21 | 4:30 PM

Enjoy delicious food, live music, and spectacularly breathtaking views of our signature 18 hole golf course! This event is open to all members. Those without a golf cart that would like to participate may borrow one from the golf shop. We will begin at Pete’s Grill at 4:30 PM for cocktails.

END OF SCHOOL POOL PARTY • FRIDAY, JUNE 7 @ 1:00 PM

A Private Club Community in the Heart of the Lowcountry. 170 Hampton Hall Blvd | Bluffton, SC 29910 (843) 815-8730 | hamptonhallclubsc.com

Hours of Operation

Golf Shop

Tuesday – Sunday 7:30 AM-5:30 PM

Practice Facility

Tuesday– Sunday 7:00 AM-Dusk

Pete’s Grill (Golf Clubhouse)

Lunch: Tuesday– Sunday 11:00 AM-3:00 PM

Lite Bites: Tuesday– Sunday 3:00 PM-6:00 PM

Brasserie & Tavern (Community Clubhouse)

Dinner: Wednesday– Saturday 5:30-8:00 PM

Brunch: Sunday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM

Splash Cafe (Fitness Center)

Thursday– Sunday 11:00 AM-6:00 PM

Fitness Center Weekdays 5:00 AM-9:00 PM Weekends 7:00 AM-7:00 PM

Key fob required for entry before 7:00 AM & after 7:00 PM Outdoor Pool Open daily 8:00 AM-Dusk

Tennis, Pickleball & Bocce Courts Open daily 8:30 AM-10:00 PM

Administrative Offices

Monday– Friday 9:00 AM-5:00 PM

Home Owners Association & ARB

Monday– Friday 9:00 AM-4:00 PM By Appointment Only

* Hours of operation subject to change.

Staff Contacts

843-815-8730

Eric Bischofberger, CCM, General Manager/COO x1102 ebischofberger@hamptonhallsc.com

Beth Anderson, Director of Operations x1107 banderson@hamptonhallsc.com

Lisa Randall, Administrative Assistant x1122 lrandall@hamptonhallsc.com

Kristy Stewart, CMP, Director of Membership, Marketing, and Communications x1106 kstewart@hamptonhallsc.com

Olena Barnhill, Member Billing & Statements x1104 accounting@hamptonhallsc.com

Mike Bican, Food & Beverage Manager x1203 mbican@hamptonhallsc.com

Alex Hemming, Food & Beverage Director x1103 ahemming@hamptonhallsc.com

John Huffenberger, Executive Chef x1108 jhuffenberger@hamptonhallsc.com

Madison Yeager, Social & Events Manager x1109 myeager@hamptonhallsc.com

Brent Carlson, PGA Head Golf Professional x1202 bcarlson@hamptonhallsc.com

Matt Sapochak, Golf Course Superintendent x1401 msapochak@hamptonhallsc.com

Paul Tollefson, Head Racket Sports Professional x1303 ptollefson@hamptonhallsc.com

Michele DiCarlo, Sports, Recreation & Fitness Director x1302 mdicarlo@hamptonhallsc.com

Angie Nicolini, HOA Director x1500 anicolini@hamptonhallsc.com

Megan Tracey, HOA Administrator x1502 mtracey@hamptonhallsc.com

Roshelle Wagner, ARB Administrator x1505 arb@hamptonhallsc.com

Alex Caballero, Facilities Maintenance Director x1501 acaballero@hamptonhallsc.com

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