Membership Magazine February 2022
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
CONTENTS 1
Great People Make Favorite Places
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Membership
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À la Carte Dining
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Archives & BCC Experiences
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Events
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Fitness & Wellness
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Grounds
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Golf
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Racquets
ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE
EVENTS CALENDAR February 3 - Wine Society
16 - Trivia Night
12 - Hearts & Crafts
18 - BCC Experience: Axe Throwing
12 - Valentine’s Day Dinner 13 - Super Bowl Sunday À la Carte Closes at 2:00pm
25 - Oyster Roast
3 - Wine Society 5 - Hartford Family Wine Dinner
15 - Petite Farms Bistro Opens at Five Farms 16 - Trivia Night 25 - Game Night
April 6 - BCC Experience: Dinner & A Show 7 - Wine Society 9 - Food & Wine Festacular 13 - Cigar Club
The Admissions Committee welcomes comments from the BCC membership regarding any of the foregoing candidates. All communication with the Admissions Committee is held in strict confidence. The current members of the Admissions Committee and their contact information are as follows: Timothy Bojanowski, Chair tim@zestsms.com | 443.465.2950 Sharon D. Credit sharoncredit@gmail.com | 410.303.6242 Candace D. Ellrich Candace.Domayer@gmail.com | 336.263.6370
March 1 - Mardi Gras Speakeasy
Martin P. Brunk, President Gregory E. Johnston, Vice President Elizabeth R. Sieck, Secretary Hugh W. Mohler, Jr., Treasurer Jonathan H. Beard Mason M. Champion Raymond C. Daue, Jr. Edward M. Joffe, Jr. Paul D. McKinnell Leslie C. Rose Jennifer B. Speargas S. Gale Woods
16 - Easter Egg Hunt 17 - Easter Brunch 17 - Easter Dinner
Vikas Gupta vgupta@omegahealthcare.com | 571.225.8065 Gregory E. Johnston gregjohnston@outlook.com | 410.382.7798 Leanne R. Mohler leanne6408@comcast.net | 410.591.2786 John L. Tansey jtans@comcast.net | 443.904.3270 Matthew S. Thompson mthompson@lothorian.com | 410.935.9806
20 - Trivia Night
ON THE COVER [Names] at our Hearts & Crafts event at Roland Park—February 2020
RECEPTION Roland Park 410.889.4400 Five Farms 410.252.6505 Hours Monday 9:00am-5:00pm Tuesday-Sunday 9:00am-9:00pm
Great People Make Favorite Places BCC has created an actionable statement that helps define our philosophy known as The Simple Truth: Great People Make Favorite Places. Below is a small sample of staff members who are helping to make BCC your favorite place. ◆
Staff Member of the Month NOVEMBER 2021
Giovanni Vargas, Bartender We congratulate Gio on being named November Staff Member of the Month! He comes to work every day with a great attitude and executes his duties efficiently. Gio stays busy on slow days by setting his teammates up for success by keeping a clean and well-stocked bar. He can also be found testing new cocktail recipes or sending surprise mocktails to guests. Gio stays calm and collected on busier, more stressful days and never lets the craziness get to him. He is professional yet manages always to keep things light-hearted. According to our Director of Food & Beverage Kate Reinhart, Gio is also a talented photographer and animal lover who can talk to anyone and make fellow staff and members feel welcome with his genuine approach to hospitality.
Exceptional Leadership Award Shaneeka Moonesar, Banquet Captain We congratulate our Banquet Captain Shaneeka for receiving the Exceptional Leadership Award! She returned to BCC in 2021 for her second summer to help run our Pool Café operation. Shaneeka has been incredibly reliable and was invaluable during our transitional period of closing down the Five Farms clubhouse and opening and operating the Petite Farms Bistro. She mastered those operations, and we are pleased to have her on permanently as a Banquet Captain and Manager in À la Carte. Shaneeka’s fellow staff members describe her as down to earth, hard-working, and always pulls her weight. She is wonderful at reading people and knows when to be a boss and when to be a friend. We look forward to her continued growth here at BCC!
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MEMBERSHIP
WELCOME TO THE CLUB!
PROPOSED FOR MEMBERSHIP
New member bios can be viewed on our website under Membership. ◆
The following prospective members were posted for membership in the Club since the January 11, 2022 meeting of the Admissions Committee.
Proposed
Mr. Brendan Courtney
Mr. P. Alex Lindsey
CONDOLENCES Mrs. Carol H. Emerick
November 24, 2021
Mrs. Maria Gamble Lederer
December 3, 2021
Former BCC Member of 55 years
Mr. William J. Rubin Mr. Preston P. Heck II Ms. Emily M. Steiner Mr. Jason A. Heller Mrs. Laura T. M. Heller Mr. Patrick S. Hutchinson Mrs. Molly F. Hutchinson Mr. Mark E. Kenyon Mrs. Carol G. Kenyon Mrs. Jackie McCarthy Mr. Nicholas Wilson
Proposer
Mrs. Kerry W. Weir Mr. Ryan Chiang Mr. Ryan Chiang Mr. Ronald G. Barnes Mr. Ronald G. Barnes Mr. Mac Ford III Mr. Mac Ford III Mr. Joseph J. Fields Mr. Joseph J. Fields Mr. Ryan J. McCarthy Mr. Christopher W. Oven
For information on how to propose your friends and family for membership, please contact Director of Membership Casey Schell at cschell@bcc1898.com or 410.554.8004.
ENTRANCE FEE INCREASE REMINDER There is still time to take advantage of our current Entrance Fees prior to the increase on March 1. Simply submit your Letter of Intent and Membership Information Form before the end of the month to lock in the rate. While we do have an active Membership Waitlist, we are still accepting applications. Your candidates will go through the majority of the process, interview with the Admissions Committee,
and secure their placement on the waitlist with a nonrefundable 50% deposit on their Entrance Fee. Please contact Director of Membership Casey Schell at cschell@bcc1898.com or 410.554.8004 for information on how to propose candidates for membership. ◆
CLASS A
CURRENT FEES
Ages 40-75
CLASS B
Ages 36-39 Ages 32-35
NATIONAL MEMBERS JUNIORS SENIORS
Ages 28-31
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Ages 75+ Ages 18-27 All Ages
FEES AS OF MARCH 1, 2022
GOLF
NON-GOLF
GOLF
NON-GOLF
Individual Family Individual Family Individual Family Individual Family Individual Family Individual Family
$35,000 $45,000 $23,000 $30,000 $19,000 $25,000 $15,000 $20,000 $19,000 $25,000 $10,000 $15,000
$10,000 $20,000 $8,000 $17,000 $7,500 $15,000 $7,000 $13,000 $7,500 $15,000 $5,000 $7,000
$42,000 $55,000 $29,500 $38,500 $24,000 $31,500 $18,500 $24,000 $21,000 $27,500 $12,500 $16,500
$16,500 $28,500 $12,500 $22,500 $11,000 $19,500 $9,500 $16,500 $11,500 $21,500 $6,000 $10,000
N/A
$10,000
$5,000
$15,000
$7,500
February 2022
À LA CARTE DINING
Family Night IN À LA CARTE
Join us on Wednesdays in À la Carte for our family-friendly themed nights. Check out our February themes!
ROLAND PARK | 5:00PM-9:00PM
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FEBRUARY 9
FEBRUARY 16
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Fish Fry
Pasta Night
Burger Night
Breakfast for Dinner
To reserve your spot for Family Night in À la Carte, be sure to make an À la Carte reservation 3
ARCHIVES
Monthly Memory
As a staple of the Roland Park community for 124 years, it's interesting to look back at BCC's humble beginnings. An Excerpt from The Illustrated Sporting News (1898): The Picturesque Baltimore Country Club by Raphael S. Payne “An organization meeting was held January, 1898, at which the Provisional Committee reported the enrollment of 834 names, and offered for consideration a simple form of constitution. This embodied the name—“Baltimore Country Club of Baltimore City”—placed the entire government in the hands of a committee of twelve members; fixed the charges for membership and provided for appeals from decisions of the committee. The constitution was adopted, and the committee elected. Meantime the clubhouse was erected on June 4, 1898, turned over to the club and its members. More than one thousand persons had been secured by the provisional committee, as members, at that time, so that the success of the club was virtually assured from the start. There is perhaps no other similar club in the country whose constitution, by-laws and house rules have been framed with such nice discrimination or with a more intelligent view to future demands and conditions.”
BCC EXPERIENCES
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EVENTS
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EVENTS
UPCOMING CLUB EVENTS Adult Events Family Events Children's Events Featured Events RSVP: Club Calendar • Cancellation policy applies unless stated otherwise • *Complimentary for children under 4
FEBRUARY
WINE SOCIETY: A TASTE WITH LAURA on page 5
HEARTS & CRAFTS Roland Park • 10:00am-1:00pm Join us for arts and crafts, music, and a brunch buffet! Adults $30++ | Children (4-12) $20++ Children (2-3) $15++ Complimentary for children under 2 Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
SUPER BOWL TO-GO Roland Park • Pick-Up: 11:00am-2:00pm Food provided hot Place your order via the link on the Club Calendar
VALENTINE'S DAY SWEET TREATS TO-GO Roland Park • Pick-Up: 11:00am-2:00pm Place your order via the link on the Club Calendar
TRIVIA NIGHT Roland Park • 6:00pm-9:00pm $50++ per Person (Includes dinner & glass of wine) 10 Players Maximum per Team; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
OYSTER ROAST on page 6
VALENTINE'S DINNER on page 5 VALENTINE'S DINNER TO-GO Roland Park • Pick-Up: 11:00am-2:00pm $150++ per Couple Food provided cold with reheat instructions Place your order via the link on the Club Calendar
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MARDI GRAS SPEAKEASY Roland Park • 5:00pm Celebrate Fat Tuesday at BCC! Complimentary Event Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual
WINE SOCIETY: RUSSIAN RIVER VALLEY Roland Park • 6:30pm-8:00pm Free to Wine Society Members | $30++ Non-Wine Society Members (Includes hors d'oeuvres) Additional Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
HARTFORD FAMILY WINE DINNER on page 7
GAME NIGHT Roland Park • 6:00pm-10:00pm March Madness, bourbon tastings, billiards, casino games, dinner stations, & wine table! $65++ per Person Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
TRIVIA NIGHT Roland Park • 6:00pm-9:00pm $50++ per Person (Includes dinner & glass of wine) 10 Players Maximum per Team; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
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EVENTS
APRIL
WINE SOCIETY: CÔTES DU RHÔNE Roland Park • 6:30pm-8:00pm Free to Wine Society Members | $30++ Non-Wine Society Members (Includes hors d'oeuvres) Additional Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
EASTER BRUNCH Roland Park • 11:00am-2:00pm Live music & brunch buffet Adults $65++ | Children (4-12) $25++* Sole Dining Option; Cocktails by Chit; Jacket & Tie
FOOD & WINE FESTACULAR Roland Park • 7:00pm Wine, action stations, and mingling! $75++ per Person (Includes wine & whiskey tasting) Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
EASTER DINNER Roland Park • 5:00pm-8:00pm Live music & limited menu Adults $60++ | Children (4-12) $20++* Sole Dining Option; Cocktails by Chit; Jacket & Tie
CIGAR CLUB Roland Park • 6:30pm-9:30pm Join us for our new monthly (April through October) Cigar Club! Cigar connoisseurs welcome! $60++ per Person (Includes two cigars & dinner buffet) Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
TRIVIA NIGHT Roland Park • 6:00pm-9:00pm $50++ per Person (Includes dinner & glass of wine) 10 Players Maximum per Team; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
EASTER EGG HUNT Roland Park • 10:00am-1:00pm Brunch at 10:00am • Egg Hunt at 11:00am Photos with the Easter Bunny, activities, and brunch buffet Adults $60++ | Children (4-12) $40++ | Children (2-3) $30++ Complimentary for children under 2 Bring Your Own Basket; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual
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FITNESS & WELLNESS
PEACE, LOVE, & YOGA
By Rebecca Printen, Therapeutic Yoga Instructor Valentine’s Day is a day to celebrate love and friendship. This year, consider making it playful. Get on the mat with your kids, grandkids, nieces, or nephews. Remember, we can all remain playful, no matter how old we are! In yoga, we say love, kindness, and compassion lives in the heart. Doing heart opening poses keep that energy vibrant and alive, easier to share with others. ◆ Try these yoga poses and see how they make you feel:
DANCER POSE Standing tall, take hold of one leg using support if you need it. Lifting your other arm up to the sky, kick your back foot into your hand and tilt forwards. Remember to smile in this pose.
CAMEL POSE Kneeling on a soft blanket or mat, put your hands around to your low back, and press your bottom forward lifting your heart to the sky. Take a deep breath.
WHALE POSE Lie on your back and bend your knees so your feet are flat. Lay your arms down by your sides. Press into your feet, arms, and hands and lift your bottom up. Feel the expansion in the chest.
COUPLES THAI YOGA MASSAGE In this workshop, you and your partner will learn how to give and receive a Thai Yoga Massage. Thai Yoga Massage Practitioner Marissa will teach the proper alignment of each pose to ensure safety during each stretch. Each partner will receive practice time and feedback after each sequence demonstrated. The workshop will include deep breathing, meditation, and mindfulness. Saturday, February 19 Roland Park Maryland Room | 1:00pm-2:30pm $55 per couple Includes one flute of champagne & chocolate covered strawberries No prior experience required. Please wear comfortable athletic attire, and bring a bottle of water. Mats and blankets are provided. 8 Couples Maximum | Pre-registration is required via the Fitness Calendar (BCC website) or the Calendar (BCC mobile app) | RSVP by February 15 Please email Marissa at mloforte@bcc1898.com with any questions 8
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FITNESS & WELLNESS
WHAT IS HEALTH COACHING? Vanessa is a Health, Wellness, & Life Coach who helps clients lose weight and gain energy so they can be a better version of themselves. Health Coaching provides the right system, support, and the accountability to help you transform your health and body for good! Health Coaching is the perfect solution for you if what you have been doing is no longer working, and you are looking for something greater to get you where you want to go. During this 45-minute phone call, Vanessa will walk you through a proven process to: • Uncover what has been stopping you, slowing you down, or keeping you from having the health you desire • Develop a powerful vision for what total transformation looks like for you • Discover which foods and lifestyle habits are sapping your energy and how to combat it • Get crystal clear on a step-by-step plan to boost your energy in 90 days Complimentary Strategy Session (a $99 value)! Limited to the first 10 registrants
To schedule your complimentary Total Transformation strategy session, contact Vanessa O'Brey at vobrey@bcc1898.com.
Your Success is Our Success The BCC Fitness & Wellness Team is loaded with talent. I did not join BCC for the Fitness Team as I have a home gym, several other gym memberships, and thought I was invincible at 65 years old. However, several years ago, I was feeling less athletic and started training with Director of Fitness & Wellness Janine Rich twice a week. Janine has been a tremendous coach. She has customized a program that works my weak left side and exercises to play my best golf. Janine offered Zoom training with me throughout the pandemic that was extremely helpful. To help with my goals, Janine suggested I give Thai Yoga Massage with Marissa a try. I did my first session with Marissa several months ago and have become a big fan. Thai Yoga Massage has improved all of my activities. It has helped with
better mobility and coordination. My workouts (yoga, weights, stretching, rowing, power walking, etc.) are better with Thai Yoga Massage. The Thai process involves yoga stretches combined with massage. Marissa can work on areas that need the most help and customize where appropriate. I am committed to daily workouts, and Thai Yoga Massage supports an active workout schedule. I would highly recommend this for anyone looking to stay active and improve his or her health. Great people make BCC one of our favorite places. The Fitness & Wellness department is full of great people! They have become a major part of my fitness process. Patrick Tracy, BCC Member
GROUP EXERCISE SCHEDULE Scan the code to the right with your smartphone or visit the Fitness page on the website to view the Group Exercise schedule.
During Phase 1 construction, Group Exercise classes are located at Five Farms on the 2nd floor of Fitness/Tennis Complex in the Tennis Loft. 9
GROUNDS
Greenkeeper's Update:
WINTER COURSE MAINTENANCE
To date, the weather has been ideal to complete numerous tasks on the Club’s courses as we only received 1.35" of rain in November and .63" in December. Ground conditions were dry and firm, which has been ideal to complete tree work throughout the property, focusing mainly on trees that are safety hazards. Dead and dying trees pose a threat to members, guests, and staff. Like last year, we will be replanting a new tree to the left of #7 East to replace the two dying trees depicted below.
Additional plantings will also take place on both sides of the driving range tees, adjacent to the fence along Mays Chapel and Jenifer Roads, near the barn hole on #6 (replace oak tree extensively damaged by cicadas), and to the right of #14 East green where a large oak had died. In December, conditions were ideal to complete fairway aeration on both 10
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courses, as well as core aeration and topdressing the East greens. In late December, our team installed turf covers on the bermudagrass playing areas established this past summer (with the exception of the Driving Range fairway). While there is no guaranteed way to prevent winter injury, covers provide the best level of protection for bermudagrass grown on a sand base during freezing temperatures. Extreme cold temperatures can be lethal to warm-season grass (below 20 degrees for an extended period). These special covers also allow air, water, and sunlight to penetrate, which act similar to a greenhouse effect by increasing the surface and soil temperatures. This will also benefit the perennial ryegrass which was overseeded into the IronCutter Bermuda turf.
Regarding cold temperatures on the bentgrass fairways and greens, the 007 creeping bentgrass is incredibly tolerant of freezing temperatures and unaffected by the cold temperatures. However, we will be installing covers on heavily divoted areas (collection areas at bottom of slopes) on #14 and #15 East to insure these areas have recovered and are ready for the coming golf season.
#14 turf cover
#15 turf cover
Finally, if you have driven by our Five Farms campus in December, you may have seen sprinklers running throughout the property. You may ask yourself if we really need water since growth has slowed and the grass has gone offcolor. The answer is yes, due to the low amounts of rain we received. While the grass has slowed and somewhat offcolor, it is still growing very slowly and the cold, dry, and windy weather can rapidly dry out the soil and plant tissue. This is especially true on all the surfaces which have been recently aerated. As a result of this drying or desiccation, damage can happen and it’s often not visible until spring. ◆
Tim Kennelly, CGCS Head Greenkeeper
GROUNDS
DUTCH ELM DISEASE In last month’s Lifestyle issue, Director of Horticulture Cathy Wagner wrote about the Club’s efforts to preserve the American elm trees at our Five Farms campus as Phase 1 of our Lifestyle Facilities Master Plan is underway. Part of preserving the elm trees involves evaluating the health of the remaining elms throughout the property. Last September, we noticed that one of the elms, mixed amongst the Osage Orange trees along Mays Chapel Road,
was declining. We consulted with our Licensed Maryland Tree Expert and ISA Certified Arborist who specializes in the maintenance and care of these trees, and he determined that this 40' American elm had a large dead leader in the center that accounts for roughly 20-25% of the canopy, and the remaining portions appear to be thinning and possibly dying back as well. While the cause is unclear, it could be related to excessive utility
pruning and/or phytotoxicity from past treatment for Dutch elm disease. While the tree did not appear to be symptomatic for Dutch elm disease at this time, it was recommended for removal since the decline process will likely continue, which would attract elm bark beetle (vector for Dutch elm disease) and put other, more valued elms at Five Farms at risk for infection, particularly the trees located at the clubhouse location. ◆
WHAT IS DUTCH ELM DISEASE? Dutch elm disease is a serious, lethal disease that infects many elm species including American, Winged, Slippery, Rock, and September elms. Symptoms typically appear in May as wilted branches that show yellow, then brown leaves. Dried leaves may remain attached to the branches or fall, leaving bare twigs. As symptoms progress, entire limbs may show wilt symptoms and once the infection reaches the trunk, the entire tree may wilt. In older trees, wilt symptoms may progress throughout the canopy for several years before death occurs. This fungal disease enters through feeding wounds made by the native elm bark beetle and the more prevalent, smaller, European elm bark beetle. Beetles breed beneath the bark of dying or recently dead elms. Infected or stressed trees emit an odor that attracts beetles to them for breeding and egglaying. In addition, female beetles also emit attractants that lure additional beetles to declining trees. Beetles that emerge from infected trees typically are covered with fungal spores growing in the pupal chambers. Beetles flying to other trees spread the spores to other trees.
In the course of feeding, the beetles infect the tree with the fungus
Infected beetles emerge and fly to healthy trees
THE CYCLE
Fungus produces fruiting bodies
The larvae develop under the bark
Disease develops in the tree
Tree is weakened to where beetles bore through the bark and lay eggs under it
DISEASE MANAGEMENT The chief strategy for control of Dutch elm disease is through early removal of newly infected branches to interrupt the spread by elm bark beetles. Ideally, removal should occur within two to three weeks after symptoms appear during the growing season. Diseased wood should be chipped and removed. Pruning cuts should be made at a branch fork at least 10' below visible streaking in the sapwood. Pruning is most effective if less than five percent of the crown is affected. High-value trees may be appropriately injected with systemic fungicides, administered by a licensed arborist.
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GOLF • MGA Tournament schedule updates and format changes for certain events • Introduction of new events to the calendar • Explanation of point system for Player of the Year and season ending MGA Championship
MGA KICKOFF The Men’s Golf Association (MGA) is happy to announce their annual kickoff event for the 2022 season! This event will be held at our Roland Park clubhouse due to Lifestyle Facilities Master Plan Phase 1 construction at Five Farms.
Sunday, February 20 | Roland Park | 2:00pm-3:30pm
• Explanation of process for addressing concerns related to the MGA and their events • Marketing collateral will be available as well as digital displays for the upcoming season Attendees will be allowed advance registration for the Individual and Team Matchplay tournaments, Gentlemen’s Season Opener, and the new March Madness Putting Championship. ◆
Save the Date
The following topics will be covered:
GOLFER'S INFORMATIONAL FORUM
• Review the Golf, Green, and MGA Committee charters ▶ Golf Committee: Member experience ▶ Green Committee: Course conditioning and course-specific matters ▶ MGA: Gentlemen's Golf and tournaments
Even though it is the beginning of February, we know spring is on our doorstep. Please mark your calendar and plan to attend our annual Golfer’s Informational Forum as we discuss all the excitement that the 2022 golf season will bring.
• Introduction of MGA Committee members
Saturday, March 5 | Roland Park | 8:30am
• Introduction of the Chairpersons for each of the Tournaments who act as the liaison between the MGA and the BCC Golf Team
A more detailed communication will be forthcoming in mid-February as to all the topics that will be discussed.
GOLF INSTRUCTION JUNIOR GOLF IN THE LOFT
K-VEST HUMAN MOTION TRAINING PROGRAM
Each session will have separate registration and you do not have to register for all the dates.
$1,200 per Person
Wednesdays | February 2, 9, 16, 23 | 4:30pm-6:00pm $25 per Junior
• One K-Vest assessment and coaching (1½ hours) • Personalized fitness program based on assessment and data • Three golf lessons with Director of Instruction or Lead Instructor (3 hours) • Three personal training sessions with BCC Fitness Coach (1½ hours) • End of program swing assessment (1 hour)
This program is designed to give our juniors learning the game a chance to make some new friends, have fun learning and playing golf! We will cover golf topics/instruction in a classroom setting for the first 30 minutes which leads to playing a variety of skill-based games and 3-hole matches on the simulators.
RSVP: Golf Calendar | Maximum 8 Participants per Session
WINTER RELUCTANT LADIES' CLINICS
Knock the rust off and hang out with the ladies in The Loft for some instruction and fun! Friday, February 11 | The Loft | 12:00pm-2:00pm To register, contact Player Development & Teaching Professional Ashley Tait at atait@bcc1898.com. 12
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Using state of the art 3D motion capture technology, you will have a clear, data-driven understanding of your golf swing, such as your kinematic sequence, rotation, side bends, hand speed, and more. Plus, K-Motion has biofeedback coaching and training tools so you can implement the changes you want in your golf swing. Includes:
To register, contact Director of Instruction Joanna Coe at jcoe@bcc1898.com.
RACQUETS
SQUASH CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Join us at the Roland Park Squash Courts on Friday, February 25 (Semifinals) and Saturday, February 26 (Finals) to cheer on your fellow members in the 2022 Squash Club Championships. Stick around after the finals on Saturday, February 26 to attend our Racquets Smash & Bash! Check out the schedule below!
S I N GLE S
FINALS Saturday, 2/26
SEMIFINALS Saturday, 2/26
COURT 1
COURT 2
COURT 1
COURT 2
Men's A Singles
5:00pm
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12:30pm
12:30pm
Men's Super B Singles
4:15pm
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11:45am
11:45am
Men's B Singles
3:30pm
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11:00am
11:00am
Men's C Singles
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5:00pm
10:15am
10:15am
Men's D Singles
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4:15pm
1:15pm
1:15pm
Women's A Singles
2:45pm
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Women's B Singles
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3:30pm
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Women's C Singles
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2:45pm
9:30am
9:30am
D OUBLE S
SEMIFINALS Friday, 2/25
FINALS Saturday, 2/26
Men's A Doubles
6:00pm
7:00pm
8:00pm
Men's B Doubles
5:00pm
5:00pm
6:00pm
Men's C Doubles
3:00pm
9:00am
10:00am
Men's D Doubles
2:00pm
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Women's A Doubles
4:00pm
1:00pm
2:00pm
Women's B Doubles
11:00am
11:00am
12:00pm
Mixed Doubles
1:00pm
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60+
12:00pm
3:00pm
4:00pm
Alignment Yoga FOR RACQUET SPORTS
with Rebecca Printen, Therapeutic Yoga Instructor Your Fitness & Wellness and Racquets Teams have collaborated to offer a specialty group exercise class designed specifically for racquet sports players!
Mondays | Five Farms Tennis Loft 11:30am-12:30pm $18 per person Practicing yoga on a regular basis will enable you to maintain optimal functional movement and boost your performance! Here are some ways yoga can improve your on-court performance: • Flexibility - Sports using a racquet are usually one sided. Yoga keeps tendons and ligaments elastic, more symmetrical, and prevents soft tissue injury • Strength - Keeping muscles strong allows more power behind the ball • Balance - With frequent changes in direction, and the pivots required, good balance keeps you on top of your game • Focus - Winning the game requires focus and concentration. Short meditations on the mat can be used on the court Pre-registration is required via the Fitness Calendar (BCC website) or the Calendar (BCC mobile app) Registration opens 7 days in advance 13
Presort Standard U.S. Postage Roland Park Five Farms 4712 Club Road 11500 Mays Chapel Road Baltimore, MD 21210 Lutherville, MD 21093 www.bcc1898.com | 410.889.4400
MAIN NUMBERS
Fitness Center RP 410.554.8001 x1307 FF 410.554.8017 Golf House: 410.561.3381 Tennis House: 410.889.4474 Racquets Pro Shop: 410.467.1208
DINING HOURS Roland Park Tuesday-Sunday | 11:00am-9:00pm
RESERVATIONS
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