January Lifestyle 2024

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Summer Camp Registration Opens January 2! Membership Magazine January 2024


BOARD OF GOVERNORS Thomas E. Carroll, President S. Gale Woods, Vice President Elizabeth R. Sieck, Secretary Hugh W. Mohler, Jr., Treasurer Jonathan H. Beard J. Francis Cannon Mason M. Champion Raymond C. Daue, Jr. Ashley D. Giese Paul D. McKinnell Christopher W. Oven Jennifer B. Speargas

CONTENTS 1

Membership

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Events

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Bowling

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BCC Summer Camp

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Fitness & Wellness

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Golf

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Grounds

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Racquets

ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE

EVENTS CALENDAR Location - Roland Park RP | Five Farms FF | Off-site OF

January 2 - BCC Summer Camp* & Racquets Camp Registration Opens 11 - Uncorked Wine Series FF 13 - BCC's Birthday in À la Carte FF 17 - Trivia Night FF

19 - Dueling Pianos RP 21 - Family Bingo FF 25 - Wine Dinner RP

11 - À la Carte Closes at 3:00pm 14 - Valentine's Day Dinner RP 17 - European Shoot OF 21 - Trivia Night FF

March 7 - Uncorked Wine Series FF 20 - Trivia Night FF 24 - Easter Egg Hunt RP

C.J. Ilardo, Chair cjilardo@gmail.com | 443.622.7697 J. Francis Cannon, Board Liaison franciscannon@msn.com | 410.908.0960 William T. Dowling thedowlings5@comcast.net | 410.952.2976 Candace D. Ellrich Candace.Domayer@gmail.com | 336.263.6370

February 1 - Uncorked Wine Series FF 9 - Oyster Roast RP 10 - Lovebug Festival RP 11 - Super Bowl To-Go Pickup FF

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:

30 - Easter Egg Hunt RP 31 - Easter Brunch RP 31 - Easter Dinner RP

*BCC Summer Camp registration opens for members on January 2. Guest registration opens February 5 Five Farms Dining will remain open year-round with regular dining hours. Roland Park Dining will be open seasonally Wed-Sun from 5:00pm-9:00pm. Please check the Dining page of the website for À la Carte closure dates.

ON THE COVER Members Cammie Bojanowski and Parker Tehan at BCC Summer Camp— June 2023

R. Michael Gill, Jr. r.michael.gill@gmail.com | 410.371.7993 Vikas Gupta vgupta@omegahealthcare.com | 571.225.8065 Tierney Jautze tierneyhoover@gmail.com | 410.935.8533 Erika McMahon ehockycko@yahoo.com | 443.827.9446 Leanne R. Mohler leanne6408@comcast.net | 410.591.2786 John L. Tansey jtans@comcast.net | 443.904.3270

RECEPTION Roland Park 410.889.4400 Five Farms 410.252.6505 Hours Monday 9:00am-5:00pm Tuesday-Sunday 9:00am-9:00pm


MEMBERSHIP

WELCOME TO THE CLUB!

PROPOSED FOR MEMBERSHIP

New member bios can be viewed on our website or app under Membership.

The following prospective members have been posted for membership since the December 12, 2023 meeting of the Admissions Committee. Proposed candidates with completed files are posted for 30 days per the Club Bylaws. If you have any feedback, please contact the Admissions Committee Chair CJ Ilardo at cjilardo@gmail.com. All feedback will be held in confidence.

Mr. Ari Abramson

Mrs. Sarah Manekin

Proposed

Proposer

Mr. Jack L. Blum

Mr. Thomas J. Dendrinos

Mr. Stewart K. Dunn, Jr.

Mr. Edwin Bradley III

Mr. Dean Johnson

Mr. Jason McDonald

Mrs. Nicole Johnson

Mr. Jason McDonald

Dr. Douglas Reh

Mr. August J. Chiasera

Mrs. Julie Reh

Mr. August J. Chiasera

CONDOLENCES Mr. Brian J. Goline

Mrs. Kristin A. Johnston

Harry M. Ford, Jr.

December 9, 2023

Mrs. Stephanie S. Graham

November 28, 2023

THANK YOU The entire staff of Baltimore Country Club extends our sincere appreciation for your contributions to the 2023 Staff Holiday Fund. We thank you for your continued support of BCC and look forward to seeing you around the Club in the new year! GREAT PEOPLE MAKE FAVORITE PLACES

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EVENTS

UPCOMING CLUB EVENTS  ADULT EVENTS

 FAMILY EVENTS

 CHILDREN'S EVENTS

RSVP: Club Calendar • Cancellation policy applies unless stated otherwise • *Complimentary for children under 4 JANUARY DATE

EVENT

LOCATION

TIME

TICKET PRICE

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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Uncorked: The Rhone Valley

Five Farms

Doors Open 6:00pm; Dinner 6:30pm

$75++ per Person (Featuring five wine tastings & three-course plated dinner)

Additional Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual

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Trivia Night

Five Farms

6:00pm-9:00pm

$50++ per Person (Includes dinner & glass of wine)

Reservations Required; Pre-order Dinner When Making Your Reservation; 10 Players Maximum per Team; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual

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Dueling Pianos

Roland Park

See ad on page 3

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Family Bingo

Five Farms

2:00pm

$10 per Person $3 per Additional Card

Complimentary for Children Under 2; Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual

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New vs Old World Wine Dinner

Roland Park

See ad on page 3

FEBRUARY DATE

EVENT

LOCATION

TIME

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Uncorked: La Follette & Quivira Wineries

Five Farms

Doors Open 6:00pm; Dinner 6:30pm

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Oyster Roast

Roland Park

See ad on page 3

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Lovebug Festival

Roland Park

See ad on page 3

11

Super Bowl To-Go Pickup

Five Farms

11:00am-2:00pm

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Valentine's Day Dinner

Roland Park

See ad on page 4

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European Shoot

Off-site

See ad on page 4

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Trivia Night

Five Farms

6:00pm-9:00pm

TICKET PRICE

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

$75++ per Person (Featuring five wine tastings & three-course plated dinner)

Additional Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual

See Menu Options on Club Calendar

Pickup Hot; Order Deadline: 2/8 at 3:00pm; 100% Non-refundable after 2/8

$50++ per Person (Includes dinner & glass of wine)

Reservations Required; Pre-order Dinner When Making Your Reservation; 10 Players Maximum per Team; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual

TICKET PRICE

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

MARCH DATE

LOCATION

TIME

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Uncorked

Five Farms

Doors Open 6:00pm; Dinner 6:30pm

$75++ per Person (Featuring five wine tastings & three-course plated dinner)

Additional Beverages by Chit; Country Club Casual

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Trivia Night

Five Farms

6:00pm-9:00pm

$50++ per Person (Includes dinner & glass of wine)

Reservations Required; Pre-order Dinner When Making Your Reservation; 10 Players Maximum per Team; Cocktails by Chit; Country Club Casual

Adults $65++ Children (4-12) $45++ Children (2-3) $30++

Photos with the Easter Bunny; Bring Your Own Basket; Children's Activities; Complimentary for Children Under 2; Beverages by Chit; Egg Hunt Staggered by Age Group

10:00am-1:00pm

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Easter Egg Hunt

Roland Park

Brunch 10:00am Egg Hunt 12:00pm

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Easter Brunch

Roland Park

11:00am-2:00pm

Adults $70++ Children (4-12) $30++*

Brunch Buffet; Complimentary Family Photos; Live Music; Sole Dining at Roland Park; Beverages by Chit; Jacket & Tie

5:00pm

Adults $70++ Children (4-12) $30++*

Includes Displayed Hors d’Oeuvres & Dessert, & Entrée Selection; Complimentary Family Photos; Sole Dining at Roland Park; Beverages by Chit; Jacket & Tie

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EVENT

Easter Dinner

January 2024

Roland Park


EVENTS

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EVENTS

BOWLING

LEAGUES GENTLEMEN'S Tuesdays or Wednesdays

WINTER SEASON January 9 (Opening Day), 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31 February 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 23 (Member-Guest), 27, 28 March 6 - Handicap Tournament March 13 - Championship Warm-Up March 20 - Championship Round 1 March 27 - Championship & Final Banquet

LADIES’ THIRSTY THURSDAY Thursdays; Monthly

January 4, 18 (Member-Guest) | February 1 | March 7 (Final Play & Banquet)

MIXED (COUPLES) Fridays or Saturdays; Monthly

January 5, 6 | February 9, 10 | March 2 (Final Play & Banquet)

LADIES’ TUESDAY Tuesdays

January 2, 9, 16, 23 (Handicap Tournament) February 6, 13 (Red Pin Day), 20, 27 March 5, 12, 19 (Championship & Closing Luncheon)

COMPLIMENTARY

BOWLING DAYS 4

January 2024

FAMILY DUCKPIN BOWLING 10:30am-7:00pm

ADULT BOWLING 6:00pm-9:00pm

January 14, 28, February 4, 18

January 26, February 16


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FITNESS & WELLNESS

FORMING HEALTHY

HABITS, WE ALL HAVE THEM. Good ones, bad ones, some that serve us, and some that don’t. Heading into the new year offers the opportunity to look at our habits, and perhaps choose to change one or two. Rather than focusing on trying to change bad habits, maybe we start by adding in good habits. I’ve found from personal experience, that by adding good habits, it becomes easier to let go of the bad ones. Here are a few of my favorite good habits. Try one at a time—not all of them at once—to help cultivate a healthy 2024:

EXERCISE

Do I really need to say why? We all know it’s good for us. Stay motivated by finding an exercise buddy or trying a fun new class. A habit of exercise just might replace a Netflix binge habit.

BE IN NATURE

Find a place not too far from home. Walk, breathe, take in the sights and smells two times a week. The nature habit might replace an expensive online shopping habit.

HYDRATE

If you use a quart size bell jar, it’s an easy way to keep track of how much you drink, and this varies from person to person. In winter, water can be warm tea instead. This water habit might replace a Starbucks habit which can be unhealthy and expensive.

EAT BALANCED MEALS

Smoothies and tea are great, but they don’t count as a real meal. Three times a day, we need to refuel our body. Cultivate good habits like adding steamed veggies into your morning eggs or on your lunchtime salad. Don’t worry so much about what not to eat, just focus on adding good things in. A steamed veggie habit could replace a processed foods habit.

PUT YOUR LEGS UP THE WALL

If I could bottle this pose, I would, and I would give it to everybody! The yogis call it “the reversing process.” It’s an amazing way to relax and correct imbalances in the body. The benefits of regularly stimulating the relaxation response should not be underestimated, and I know of no other pose that does it better. A legs up the wall habit just might replace a lying on the couch for too long habit.

GO TO BED BY 10:00PM

By Rebecca Printen, Yoga Therapist 6

January 2024

Start by being aware of how much better you feel when you are truly rested. In Ayurveda, the sister science of yoga, it’s taught that 10:00pm is when our body goes into repair and restore mode. In Chinese medicine, it’s taught that every hour you sleep before 12:00am, is equal to two hours of sleep! Sleep is GOOD! Getting to bed on time might replace the habit of scrolling on your phone until late at night once you are aware of how much better your body and mind function the next day. Try adding these good habits in and see what bad habits you easily let go of.


FITNESS & WELLNESS

PERSONAL TRAINING

Your coach will stay with you every step of the way—demonstrating movements, inspiring you, answering your questions, monitoring your progress, and adjusting your workout as your needs change and your abilities grow. Meet your Personal Coaches on our website under Fitness & Wellness, under Personal Training. Bios and contact information is available by clicking on the down arrow. FITNESS GOAL SETTING CONSULTATION $75 Required prior to your first Personal Training session Comprehensive health history questionnaire, goals setting session, baseline assessment, and initial movement assessment using FMS (Functional Movement Screen) or TPI (Titleist Performance Institute)

IN 2024, TRY

ACUPUNCTURE Is your resolution for 2024 to become your happiest, healthiest self? Try acupuncture! Acupuncture can help you reach your selfcare goals this year. Some of the most common New Year's goals often include ways to become our best selves­—reaching weight and fitness goals, living a less stressed, more joyful life, and letting go of habits that no longer serve us. Acupuncture can help with each of these goals. It can improve circulation which in turn improves digestion, positively influencing weight. Acupuncture is a great choice for reducing inflammation in the body, keeping you on track with your fitness goals. It helps you de-stress by encouraging the release of the "feel good" hormones throughout your body. Lastly, acupuncture can ease the withdrawal symptoms associated with smoking cessation.

PRIVATE THERAPEUTIC YOGA

Yoga therapists have extensive training in anatomy and physiology, and knowledge on tailoring a specific yoga program to address the students’ specific needs. Yoga Therapist Rebecca Printen brings over three decades of studying therapeutic applications of anatomy and physiology, occupational therapy, massage, bodywork, and yoga therapy to address your needs and support your healing. For more information or to schedule a session, contact Rebecca at rprinten@bcc1898.com.

PRIVATE REFORMER PILATES

Using the fundamentals of Mat Pilates, this spring-loaded apparatus will take your Pilates training to the next level. The smooth-gliding carriage utilizes various levels of resistance to aid in improvement of balance, alignment, and increase muscle tone. For more information or to schedule a session, contact Meredith at mlull@bcc1898.com.

PRIVATE YOGA

Yoga is becoming one of the most popular workout regimens for those looking to reduce stress and allow for greater relaxation. Yoga links breathing with movement by emphasizing gentle stretching and strengthening of the body, relaxation of the mind, and improvement in coordination, balance, and alignment. For more information or to schedule a session, contact Jenna at jscott@bcc1898.com or Lainey at lbaer@bcc1898.com.

SELF-CARE FEE 60 minutes - $90 APPOINTMENT AVAILABILITY Mondays & Wednesdays 9:00am-2:00pm To book an appointment, contact Heather at hjohnstone@bcc1898.com.

THAI YOGA BODYWORK

Enjoy the benefits of relaxation, massage, yoga, and energy work in this truly unique experience to connect the body and mind through the breath. You will fully relax and let go of physical and emotional stress while your body is guided into gentle stretching followed by massage along the meridian lines in the body. You will leave feeling relaxed, restored, and rejuvenated. For more information or to schedule a session, contact Lainey at lbaer@bcc1898.com. 7


GOLF

NEW YEAR,

NEW BEGINNINGS As we look ahead to the 2024 Golf Season, there will be some familiar faces in new roles and some new team members bringing their passion and expertise to BCC!

NEW ROLES... NICK CANNON Director of Golf

Nick has been an integral part of BCC in the last three years as an accomplished Golf Professional earning tremendous respect and admiration from our members and staff alike. Nick exemplifies the Club’s Simple Truth: Great People Make Favorite Places, through his unwavering commitment to delivering outstanding member experiences, enhancing our golf programs, and fostering a welcoming environment for our members and their guests. In his new role as Director of Golf, Nick oversees all aspects of our golf operations, ensuring our golf programs and facilities meet the highest standards of quality and excellence. He will work closely with our talented team of professionals to develop innovative programs, organize exciting tournaments, and cultivate a thriving golf community for our members. Nick's expertise, coupled with his natural leadership abilities and enthusiasm, make him the ideal candidate to guide our golf operations to new heights. He has an innate ability to connect with golfers of all ages and skill levels, inspiring them to embrace

the game, refine their techniques, and achieve their goals. We have no doubt that under Nick's guidance, our golf operations will continue to flourish, and our reputation as one of the top Platinum Clubs in America will only strengthen. We are confident that his dedication and expertise will lead to tremendous success in his new role, and we look forward to the bright future that lies ahead under his leadership.

JAKE THOMPSON Junior Golf Professional

Jake Thompson will be taking on the role of Junior Golf Professional. Having initially joined BCC as the Player Development & Teaching Professional at the beginning of the 2023 season, Jake is eager to transition into the realm of Junior Golf. In his new role, Jake will assume the responsibility of refreshing the BCC Junior Golf Program. He will work closely with our Director of Instruction Cathy Kim to organize and create fun and innovative programming that will mold the next generation of BCC golfers. 8

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GOLF

& NEW TEAM MEMBERS DON McCABE

Head Golf Professional Don was born and raised in Bedminster, NJ, and was introduced to the game of golf by his dad when he was a teenager. Don's love for the sport led him to the Penn State PGA Golf Management Program. Since graduation, Don has worked at some of the finest golf facilities, including The Country Club, The Everglades Club, Chevy Chase Club, and most recently, Plainfield Country Club. He brings great insight into successfully leading a world-class golf operation while providing members and guests with an unforgettable experience.

RYAN SMITH

Seasonal Player Development & Teaching Professional Ryan will be joining the team in April. A Pennsylvania native, Ryan has spent the last several years in Jupiter, FL, as an Assistant Professional at The Dye Preserve. He is a graduate of the Professional Golf Management program at California University of Pennsylvania and was also a member of the Division II golf team while attending school. During his time there, he completed several internships, learning from some of the best instructors in the Mid-Atlantic, as well as working for John Webster. Outside of his love for golf, Ryan has a passion for fitness and nutrition. As the Lead Golf Fitness Specialist, he created the golf fitness program at F45. He loves to pair his passion for teaching golf with helping clients reach their physical aspirations. His other interests include watching and attending sporting events and spending quality time with friends and family.

WINTER

GOLF LESSON

PACKAGES

Keep your game sharp during the off-season with our Winter Golf Lesson Packages taught by our Instructional Team. Choose which lesson package works best for you and start your journey to improving your golf game.

LESSONS with CATHY KIM ADULTS ▶ $825 for Five Lessons Only $165 per Lesson; $100 Savings JUNIORS ▶ $650 for Five Lessons Only $130 per Lesson; $50 Savings Valid for the full 2024 calendar year Purchase as many lesson packages as needed

LESSONS with JAKE THOMPSON

Purchase Five Lessons for the Price of Four! ADULTS ▶ $650 for Five Lessons JUNIORS ▶ $400 for Five Lessons Must by used by March 31, 2024 Purchase maximum of two lesson packages

JUNIOR GOLF PACKAGE ▶ $300 per Package ($80 Savings) Includes three one-hour lessons & two free clinic signups Must by used by March 31, 2024 Purchase as many lesson packages as needed

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GROUNDS

GREENKEEPER’S

UPDATE It's officially winter, and another weather record has been broken with the longest period of time with no snow accumulation at BWI airport (672 days). In fact, the last measurable snow of at least one inch occurred on January 28, 2022, and January 23, 2016, was the last snow event of 10˝ or more (29.2˝). How much snow will we receive in the winter of 2024 based on the strong El Niño weather pattern? Several experts are predicting more snow than the average, but predicting exactly how much is quite unpredictable and somewhat humorous. One of the weather sites I visited predicted an equal chance that we have above-normal, normal, or below-normal precipitation for the winter season! Regardless of how much snow we receive, winter is still cold, and we look forward to your visit to both Five Farms and Roland Park to enjoy your time near the roaring fireplaces. Did you know that all the wood is sourced from trees in decline at Five Farms and seasoned and split by our Golf & Grounds Maintenance Team? So far this season, we have burned 10.5 cords of wood, as a cord of firewood is 4' high by 4' wide by 8' long. Now that both clubhouses are open in the winter, we expect to use approximately 18 to 20 cords. When spring arrives and we

What is an

NIÑO WINTER

EL

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are no longer burning wood, other than the outdoor fire pits, our goal is to have 22 cords split so it can season and be ready for the 2025 season. Wishing everyone a safe, healthy, and prosperous New Year.

Tim Kennelly, CGCS Head Greenkeeper

El Niño is a climate pattern associated with warmer temperatures in the northern U.S. and wetter weather in the South. El Niño—which means “little boy” in Spanish—got its name from South American fishermen who first noticed periods of unusually warm water in the Pacific Ocean in the 1600s. During an El Niño pattern, winter means the chances for warmerthan-average temperatures across the northern states increase, while conditions in the Northeast will be wetter than in the West and Midwest.


GROUNDS

MEET IRENE CASAREZ

OUR NEW FIVE FARMS HORTICULTURIST My father has a landscaping business in Delaware, which I helped him with growing up, so maintaining lawns and gardens has always been a part of my life. When I met my husband, who lives and works in Baltimore City, I decided to relocate here to go back to school and follow my passion. I graduated from CCBC with an associate degree in Sustainable Horticulture as well as several certifications, including Greenhouse/Agricultural Production and Landscape Installation, Maintenance, & Design. I am Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professional Certified (Level 1) and am currently studying to take the Certified Professional Horticulturist exam in the coming year. Additionally, I am pursuing a B.S. in Environmental Sustainability at University of Baltimore. In my free time, I love traveling with my dog, visiting botanical gardens and religious architecture with my husband, and engaging with my community at the community garden or local shows. I couldn’t be more excited to join the BCC team!

THANK YOU

The Golf & Grounds Maintenance Team would like to thank the membership for contributing to the 2023 Staff Holiday Fund. Your contributions helped make the holiday season even more special for our staff and their families. Tim Kennelly, Suzy Jewett, Mike Stanton, Mark Jones, Justin Gladhill, Zach Reid, Tyler Clarke, Stephen Pletch, Charles Fuller, John Kendi, Robert Peacock, Michael Byers, Charles Vogler, Rosa Portillo De Guevara, Roger Gorman, Thomas Kopania, Jr., Stephen Winkler, David Crumbie, John Arnold, Isak Swanepoel, Joseph Gillispie Cathy Wagner, Irene Casarez, Laura Michel, George Noell, Oscar Juarez-Blanco, Omar Juarez

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RACQUETS

THINK SUMMER

REGISTER FOR OUR RACQUETS CAMPS Thaw out from the winter chill by making plans for the summer! This year, all racquets summer camp registration opens on Tuesday, January 2, for members and guests. Register on the Racquets Calendar. Check out our options for Summer AllStars Junior Tennis & Pickleball Camp. Ages five to nine are invited to join us for another fantastic summer of fun Monday through Friday from 9:15am to 1:00pm. Junior Tennis Academy will have a new look this summer with options to fit every player’s needs. While half-day and full-day options remain, we are pleased to introduce afternoon practice. This two-hour time block Monday through Friday from 1:00pm to 3:00pm will be geared towards players who are looking to take their tennis game to the next level. The academy-style training will incorporate high intensity drills, rally and match play experience, and weekly progressions. The choice of daily registration remains, but it is highly recommended that players register for a week at a time in order to take advantage of the lesson plans for the week. For players ages nine and up looking for fun tennis and pickleball play in an instructional and friendly environment, refer to the

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Junior Tennis Academy half day option. If your child would like the best of both worlds, our full day option allows for a morning filled with games and excitement, lunch break, and an afternoon of higher intensity training. The concoction of tennis play on any given full day session will ensure that your kid(s) receive the highest quality experience that we have to offer! See you at camp this summer!

Jacob McGowan Senior Racquets Professional & Junior Racquets Coordinator


RACQUETS

REGISTRATION OPENS JANUARY 2

Saturday, February 24 Roland Park | 6:30PM $66++ per person Join us for Racquets finals, awards, and lively celebration

RSVP: RACQUETS CALENDAR | COUNTRY CLUB CASUAL CANCELLATION POLICY APPLIES

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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 Golf House: 410.561.3381 Tennis House: 410.889.4474 Racquets Pro Shop: 410.467.1208

DINING HOURS FIVE FARMS Year-round | Tuesday-Sunday Brunch: Sunday, 11:00am-2:00pm Lunch: Tuesday-Saturday, 11:00am-2:00pm Clubhouse Menu: Tuesday-Sunday, 2:00pm-5:00pm Dinner: Tuesday-Sunday, 5:00pm-9:00pm ROLAND PARK Now through March 2024 Dinner: Wednesday-Sunday, 5:00pm-9:00pm

RESERVATIONS

For all reservations please visit bcc1898.com, download our mobile app via the Apple Store or Google Play Store, call 410.889.4400, or email reservations@bcc1898.com.

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