June 2022 Lifestyle

Membership Magazine June 2022

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

CONTENTS 1

A Thank You & A Welcome

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Membership

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À la Carte Dining

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Aquatics

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BCC Experiences & Events

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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

Thomas E. Carroll, 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

ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE

EVENTS CALENDAR June 2 - Uncorked Wine Series

18 - East Pizzeria at Five Farms

4 - East Pizzeria at Five Farms

18 - BCC Experiences: Brew Bus

11 - East Pizzeria at Five Farms

19 - Dad's Day (Father's Day Dinner)

15 - Trivia Night

20 - BCC Summer Camp Begins

15 - Cigar Club

24 - Friday Pool Party: Bollywood

July 1 - Live Music at the Pool

18 - BCC Summer Camp: Wk 3

4 - July 4th BBQ at the Pool

20 - Trivia Night

5 - Club Closed

22 - Live Music at the Pool

8 - Live Music at Roland Park

25 - BCC Summer Camp: Wk 4

11 - BCC Summer Camp: Wk 2

29 - Live Music at Roland Park

13 - Cigar Club

30 - BCC Experiences: Bretton Woods

15 - Friday Pool Party: Summer in Rio 4 - Uncorked Wine Series

17 - Trivia Night

5 - Dive-In Movie: Finding Nemo

26 - Friday Pool Party: Hawaiian Luau

12 - Friday Pool Party: Wild Wild West

Timothy Bojanowski, Chair tim@zestsms.com | 443.465.2950 Gregory E. Johnston, Board Liason gregjohnston@outlook.com | 410.382.7798 Candace D. Ellrich Candace.Domayer@gmail.com | 336.263.6370 Vikas Gupta vgupta@omegahealthcare.com | 571.225.8065 C.J. Ilardo cjilardo@gmail.com | 443.622.7697 Erika McMahon ehockycko@yahoo.com | 443.827.9446 Leanne R. Mohler leanne6408@comcast.net | 410.591.2786

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10 - 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:

27 - Jaws & Claws

ON THE COVER Members Eileen Thompson and Debra Neubauer at the Ladies' 9-Hole Black & Gold Tournament at Five Farms—September 2020

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

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, MR. MARTIN P. BRUNK Baltimore Country Club would like to acknowledge Mr. Martin P. Brunk for his devotion to the Club as a dynamic member serving within the Club’s volunteer leadership, culminating in his election to Baltimore Country Club’s Board of Governors from 2016 to 2022. Marty was elected by his fellow Board Members as Treasurer of the Board from 2017 to 2018 and as the 37th President of the Club from 2018 to 2022, the Club’s highest leadership office.

Marty's first volunteer assignment began in 2012 as a member of the Finance Committee to which he served for four years.

He continued to enrich the Club by serving on the Pension Committee and CFO/Controller Search Committees in 2014.

Marty was the initial Chair and Liaison of the Membership Committee which was created in 2016 and where he served as the Chair and Board Liaison until 2017. He has served on the General Manager/COO Compensation Committee from 2016

to 2022. Under his leadership, multiple committees were formed including the Archive Committee, BCC Traditions Committee, Fitness and Well-being Committee, Green Committee, Strategic Long Term Facilities Planning Committee, Nominating and Governance Committee, Real Estate Committee, and Tournament Committee.

Marty solidified Baltimore Country Club’s success for current and future generations with his vision of the Lifestyle Facilities Master Plan and subsequent implementation of Phase 1 with the renovation and expansion of the Five Farms clubhouse. Through his leadership, BCC created the East Course Long Term Master Plan forever enhancing the Club’s crown jewel. He spearheaded the vision and transition of the Roland Park campus to Five Farms with the marketing and sale of 20-acres of Roland Park land. Marty was also named one of the Top Club Presidents of 2020 by Board Room Magazine. It is with heartfelt appreciation that Marty’s steadfast dedication to the welfare of Baltimore Country Club and its membership is hereby recognized and duly honored. ◆

BCC'S NEW CLUB PRESIDENT, MR. THOMAS E. CARROLL The Club would also like to take this opportunity to welcome Mr. Thomas E. Carroll, a BCC member since 2006, as Baltimore Country Club’s 38th President of the Club. Nominated by the Club’s Nominating and Governance Committee for election to the Board of Governors, Mr. Carroll is President and CEO of Diversified Insurance Industries, Inc. (DII), a regional insurance brokerage firm located in Hunt Valley, Maryland. He has been with DII for 36 of its 52 years, having begun his career as a “producer in training” and now oversees the entire business.

Mr. Carroll’s deeper involvement at Baltimore Country Club began modestly enough with an invitation to serve on the Membership Committee, where he later became the Chair. He also served on the Indoor Sports Committee. Mr. Carroll served on the Board of Governors from 2016 to 2020 and as Vice President of the Board of Governors from 2018 to 2020. During

his two years as the Vice President of the Board of Governors, he worked closely with Mr. Brunk to help create the vision of the Club as delivered in the Lifestyle Facilities Master Plan. Now that he is following Marty's exceptional tenure, Mr. Carroll is initially focusing on a few key priorities for BCC. The first priority is the successful completion of our exciting Phase 1 project. Second, is to revisit the Club’s Strategic Plan, which was last updated in its entirety in 2015. And third, is to work with the Board of Governors to maintain the positive momentum they created and look ahead to Phase 2.

“Marty Brunk and the Board have worked tirelessly to map our future, and it is our responsibility to keep the ball rolling. I am very excited to work with the current Board of Governors and the BCC Leadership Team to build on the momentum they created.”

Please join us in congratulating Mr. Carroll on his new leadership role. ◆

Pictured left to right: Mason M. Champion; Paul D. McKinnell; Edward M. Joffe, Jr.; Jennifer B. Speargas; Jonathan H. Beard; Elizabeth R. Sieck, Secretary; Thomas E. Carroll, President; Martin P. Brunk, Former President; S. Gale Woods; Raymond C. Daue, Jr.; Leslie C. Rose; Hugh W. Mohler, Jr., Treasurer; Gregory E. Johnston, Vice President

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MEMBERSHIP

WELCOME TO THE CLUB! New member bios can be viewed on our website or app under Membership. ◆

Miss Kellie E. Deal

Mrs. Cathie L. Huber

Mr. Daniel C. Sale

PROPOSED FOR MEMBERSHIP

MEMBERSHIP WAITLIST

The following prospective members were posted for membership in the Club since the May 10, 2022 meeting of the Admissions Committee. See the most updated list on the Current Proposed Members page under Membership on the website or on the app.

Ensuring an active and stable membership allows us to plan for the future while maintaining the membership experience that you expect. BCC's Membership Waitlist continues to grow with 50 proposals currently in process. If you have any friends or family interested in beginning the proposal process, please contact our Director of Membership Casey Schell at cschell@bcc1898.com or 410.554.8004 and she can walk you through the protocols and timelines.

Proposed

Proposer

Mr. John F. Falzon

Mr. Guy L. Filippelli

Mrs. Margaret R. Falzon

Mr. Guy L. Filippelli

Mr. Alexander G. Gentles

Mrs. Laura H. Gentles

Ms. Pamela A. McGinnis

Mr. Douglas A. McGinnis

Mr. Joshua A. McGinnis

Mr. Douglas A. McGinnis

Mr. Mike Thompson

Mrs. Maria & Mr. Christopher Oven

Mrs. Sally Thompson

Mrs. Maria & Mr. Christopher Oven

What's New on the App? Some exciting changes have been made to the BCC app to improve your user experience!

Grab & Go Orders

Grab & Go is now available at Roland Park (dinner service only) and the Petite Farms Bistro at Five Farms!

Coming Soon: East & West Course Refreshment Stands

Racquets Court Reservations

Court reservations has a new location under Racquets

Well-Being Center

Have you prioritized your wellness yet? Book a Thai Yoga Massage or Massage Therapy session via the mobile app under Well-Being Center 2

June 2022

Don't have the App? Open the Apple App Store or Google Play Store on your mobile phone and search 'Baltimore Country Club,' then download.

À LA CARTE DINING

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As Phase 1 construction continues, our Culinary and Food & Beverage Teams have ensured members have access to delicious options at Five Farms and Roland Park! Check out our À la Carte dining locations, themed nights, and pop-up events below! ◆

POOL CAFÉ Five Farms Pool Complex Monday-Sunday | 11:00am-8:00pm Enjoy all of your poolside favorites at the Café during pool hours!

PETITE FARMS BISTRO Tuesday-Sunday Five Farms Pool Complex | 11:00am-8:00pm Petite Farms Bistro is condensed to the covered patio behind the Japanese Maple trees.

GRILL STATIONS Friday-Sunday Golf House | 11:00am-4:00pm Weather Permitting

ROLAND PARK À LA CARTE POP-UP EAST PIZZERIA Saturdays | June 4, 11, & 18 Five Farms East Lawn | 5:00pm-9:00pm Enjoy fresh, gourmet wood-fired pizza, music, and games. $20++ (Includes salad, pizza, & sundae station) RSVP: Club Calendar | Reservations Required

Tuesday-Sunday | 5:00pm-9:00pm Family Night in À la Carte (Wednesdays) JUNE 1: Italian Night JUNE 8: Seafood Night JUNE 15: Korean BBQ Night JUNE 22: Burger Night JUNE 29: A Taste of Baltimore 3

AQUATICS

POOL SEASON REMINDERS Parental Guidance Parent(s)/Guardian(s) must exercise proper supervision over their children and guests at all times: • Children under the age of 13 will not be permitted to visit the pool without proper supervision • Parents and guardians are responsible for the supervision of their children at all times. Children ages 13 and over may supervise younger siblings or babysit the children of other members. They must be responsible for them at all times • Au Pairs and non-member babysitters ages 13 and older will be permitted with an Au Pair Guest Card • Members cannot be responsible for the unsupervised children of other members • Pool management and the Swim Committee reserve the right to suspend and/or revoke privileges of unattended, underage children, or children violating behavioral rules Pool Access • Walk-ins are welcome!

• All members ages 8 and up are required to present their BCC member key card at the Pool Front Desk (includes Pool Club Events) Guests • Guest Fee (Ages 4 & up): $15 per person • All guests must be pre-registered with our Welcome House staff • A guest is permitted to be entertained at the Club twice per month (excluding Club Events) by any member • To prevent overcrowding, each family member is permitted to a limit of up to four guests per visit. Additional guest requests must be approved by the Aquatics Manager or Assistant General Manager • All guests must be accompanied by a member, except in the case of a guest with guest card privileges. To request a guest card, please contact our Membership Department at membership@bcc1898.com • Members of other clubs are still considered guests and must be accompanied by a member and must pay a guest fee • Pool parties are not permitted through the end of Lifestyle Facilities Master Plan Phase 1 construction

JOIN OUR YOUTH SWIM TEAM!

June 2022

JULY 1-31 Sunday-Thursday - 10:00am-8:00pm Friday & Saturday - 10:00am-9:00pm AUGUST 1-31 Sunday-Thursday - 10:00am-8:00pm Friday & Saturday - 10:00am-9:00pm SEPTEMBER 1-4 Sunday-Thursday - 10:00am-8:00pm Friday & Saturday - 10:00am-9:00pm 5 -25 Friday - 3:00pm-8:00pm Saturday & Sunday 10:00am-8:00pm

“Non-family member” guests are not permitted on the Saturday, Sunday, and Monday of holiday weekends

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JUNE 1-2 Pool Closed 3 3:00pm-8:00pm 4-30 Sunday-Thursday - 10:00am-8:00pm Friday & Saturday - 10:00am-9:00pm

HOLIDAY WEEKEND GUEST POLICY

Become a BCC barracuda by scanning the code to the right with your phone to register.

See the team in action and cheer us on at our swim meets!

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July 4th Weekend: July 2-4 Labor Day Weekend: September 3-5

BCC EXPERIENCES

BCC ExperiEnCes

JOIN US! saturday, July 30

| 7:30am-6:00pm Bretton Woods Recreation center Includes transportation, Lunch, ZiplInIng, archery, RiveR tuBing, paddLe Boarding per person

$200++

All AgeS Welcome!

Rsvp: club caLendar | cancelLation poLicy applIes athletIc/swIm attiRe | sunscreen encouraged

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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

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UNCORKED WINE SERIES on page 5

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CIGAR CLUB Roland Park • 6:30pm-9:30pm Second Wednesday of every month (April-October) $60++ (Includes two cigars & dinner buffet) Additional Cocktails & Cigars by Chit

POP-UP EAST PIZZERIA on page 5 POP-UP EAST PIZZERIA on page 5

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POP-UP EAST PIZZERIA on page 5

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FRIDAY POOL PARTY: BOLLYWOOD on page 7

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CIGAR CLUB Roland Park • 6:30pm-9:30pm $60++ (Includes two cigars & dinner buffet) Additional Cocktails & Cigars by Chit

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FRIDAY POOL PARTY: SUMMER IN RIO Five Farms Pool Complex • 5:30pm Live music & dinner buffet Adults $30++ | Children (4-12) $20++* Limited Snack Bar Available; Cocktails by Chit; Pool Attire

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SUMMER CAMP: MYSTERY ISLAND July 18-22 • Five Farms Pool Complex • 9:00am-4:00pm

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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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JAMMIN' IN JULY Five Farms Pool Complex • 5:00pm-9:00pm Enjoy live music at the pool!

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SUMMER CAMP: MYSTERY ISLAND July 25-29 • Five Farms Pool Complex

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JAMMIN' IN JULY Roland Park • 5:00pm-9:00pm Enjoy live music in À la Carte!

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

FATHER'S DAY DINNER on page 7 SUMMER CAMP: MYSTERY ISLAND June 20-24 • Five Farms Pool Complex • 9:00am-4:00pm Members $325/Week | Guests $375/Week (Includes lunch & snack) Add-Ons: Golf/Tennis $150 | Before/After Care $20/Day 10% Sibling Discount - Must attend the same week Ages 4-12 (Must be potty-trained); 100% Payment Due Before Child Begins Camp; 50% Non-refundable; Dress Code: Country Club Casual (Pool: Pool Attire, Golf: Golf Attire, Racquets: Whites)

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JAMMIN' IN JULY Five Farms Pool Complex • 5:00pm-9:00pm Enjoy live music at the pool!

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JULY 4TH BBQ AT THE POOL Five Farms Pool Complex • 10:00am-8:00pm Buffet at 11:00am & 4:00pm Adults $30++ | Children (4-12) $20++* Sole Dining Option; Beverages by Chit; Pool Attire

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UNCORKED: SUB REGIONS OF NAPA VALLEY Roland Park • 6:30pm $75++ per Person (Includes wine tastings and three-course plated dinner) Country Club Casual

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JAMMIN' IN JULY Roland Park • 5:00pm-9:00pm Enjoy live music in À la Carte!

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SUMMER CAMP: MYSTERY ISLAND July 11-15 • Five Farms Pool Complex • 9:00am-4:00pm Members $325/Week | Guests $375/Week (Includes lunch & snack) Add-Ons: Golf/Tennis $150 | Before/After Care $20/Day 10% Sibling Discount - Must attend the same week Ages 4-12 (Must be potty-trained); 100% Payment Due Before Child Begins Camp; 50% Non-refundable

June 2022

EVENTS

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UNCORKED: CLEAR THE CELLAR Roland Park • 6:30pm $75++ per Person (Includes wine tastings and three-course plated dinner) Country Club Casual

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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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DIVE-IN MOVIE NIGHT: FINDING NEMO Five Farms Pool Complex • 8:30pm Complimentary Event (Includes popcorn) Limited Snack Bar Available, Beverages by Chit; Pool Attire

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SUMMER CAMP: MYSTERY ISLAND August 8-12 • Five Farms Pool Complex • 9:00am-4:00pm

FRIDAY POOL PARTY: HAWAIIAN LUAU Five Farms Pool Complex • 5:30pm-8:30pm Live music & dinner buffet Adults $30++ | Children (4-12) $20++* Limited Snack Bar Available; Cocktails by Chit; Pool Attire

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CIGAR CLUB Roland Park • 6:30pm-9:30pm $60++ (Includes two cigars & dinner buffet) Additional Cocktails & Cigars by Chit

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FRIDAY POOL PARTY: WILD WILD WEST Five Farms Pool Complex • 5:30pm-8:30pm Live music & dinner buffet Adults $30++ | Children (4-12) $20++* Limited Snack Bar Available; Cocktails by Chit; Pool Attire

DIVE-IN MOVIE NIGHT: JAWS & CLAWS Five Farms Pool Complex • 8:30pm Watch Jaws while you enjoy White Claw and popcorn!

Complimentary Event (Includes popcorn) Ages 21 & Up; Limited Snack Bar Available, White Claw & Additional Beverages by Chit; Pool Attire

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FITNESS & WELLNESS

Club Championship

GOLF READINESS PACKAGE This specific offer is for those registered to play in the BCC Club Championship golf event. ◆

$340 package ($40 savings) • Four 60-minute Thai Yoga Massage sessions with Thai Yoga Massage Practitioner Marissa Loforte (must be used between June 6 & July 21) • A printout of stretches to do between sessions

I found the Thai massage super helpful for my general range of motion and for the range of motion in my golf swing. Marissa is very instructive as to motions and breathing during the massage which makes it a relaxing experience. Thai Yoga Massage also helps with circulation and recovery which is important for being able to get the most out of my training. I would strongly recommend adding it to your training regiment.

For more information or to register, contact Marissa Loforte at mloforte@bcc1898.com

As a fully certified Balanced Body certified instructor, I am a lover of movement! Pilates brings me and those who are invested in the practice an amazing connection and awareness of all body parts—big and small. After battling a couple of injuries, my love and appreciation for Pilates grew further and my journey of sharing its greatness with others began. In the studio, my focus is to create challenge, introspection of mind and movement, and maintain posture/alignment...all coupled with a little bit of burn!

• At NO time may anyone under the age of 16 be allowed to use the Fitness Center.

Below are the only two exceptions to this rule: • Personal Training Session has been purchased and the child is attending a session • Participation in a supervised fitness program that is specifically designed by our trainers with their age and fitness levels in mind • Please be courteous at all times • Allow others to work in during your rest periods • Rack weights after each use • Keep hands and feet away from all moving parts and weight stacks • Report any equipment problem immediately to the staff • Please use the gym wipes provided to wipe down equipment after use • If you are unfamiliar with the use of any equipment, please ask a staff member for assistance • Use a spotter when attempting maximum weight with your sma

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I have been teaching Pilates in both group classes and individual lessons for the last four years. My teaching style is versatile in nature, as I come from an athletic background, and appreciate a balance of small stabilizing muscle related movements as well as the larger ones. I encourage my clients to get in tune with their bodies and how they are moving while teaching Pilates. This knowledge-based approach allows clients to leave sessions with a better understanding of how they are navigating life—to stand taller and move more efficiently.

FITNESS CENTER GUIDELINES

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Russell Weber BCC Member

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Benefits of Thai Yoga Massage for your golf game • Improved flexibility • Improved mobility • Muscle tension relief

Training Philosophy: “The mind, when housed within a healthful body, possesses a glorious sense of power.” —Joseph Pilates 8

June 2022

FITNESS & WELLNESS SERVICES BOOKLET

JUNE GROUP EXERCISE SCHEDULE

GROUNDS

GREENKEEPER’S UPDATE It’s all about the weather indeed! In the May edition, I wrote about the unseasonably cold spring and the effects on turf green-up and recovery from aeration. On April 29, we had a low temperature of 31 degrees at Five Farms that broke a 148-year-old record low of 33 degrees. All the bermudagrass tees regrassed last summer and previous years have broken dormancy and fared relatively well through the winter months. We have witnessed a small amount of injury and delayed green-up on portions of the Driving Range field. The areas appear to be limited to low-lying areas which remained wet during several freeze/thaw cycles during the cold weather months. As the weather warms, it will be more apparent what we are facing as our Team will evaluate the extent of the damage and take the necessary corrective action.

One of the challenges we face on the bentgrass fairways has been the emergence of perennial ryegrass clumps as pictured on the left. The fairways at BCC have always been predominately perennial ryegrass and were over-seeded in the fall with perennial rye seed.

Unfortunately, the seed that didn’t germinate can remain viable in the soil for up to 20 years, which is what we see on both the East and West fairways. Materials to remove the ryegrass safely from bentgrass are not available or approved for use.

So, what did we do? Last fall, we started experimenting on a couple of fairway areas with a material labeled for removing ryegrass from bermudagrass and fine fescue turf. The results were promising, and adverse effects on the bentgrass were minimal—which showed complete elimination of the ryegrass (pictured below). We are expanding the plots to an area at the beginning of #11 West fairway with the goal of developing a plan of action in the future. We think now is the best time to weaken and eliminate the ryegrass since the bentgrass is actively growing and can fill in the voids left by the dead ryegrass clumps. Keep an eye on this fairway, as it will be interesting to see how this work develops. Another continuous challenge has been the poa annua, or annual bluegrass, which continues to encroach on the fairways. I will address this and the programs that have been implemented in next month’s Lifestyle.

The Roland Park North Lawn—May 2022

Our Team sods high traffic areas along ends of cart paths and other areas every winter. On the bridge by the West Course on the left of #12, we are trying a product that is being sold as a solution to eliminate wear at the beginning and end of paths.

We sodded the area with turf type tall fescue and installed the rubber mat (pictured below) over the sod. Within eight weeks, the grass will grow through the mat, and the crowns of the turf will be protected from injury. Only time will tell, and it will be interesting to see the results of this as a solution to a problem we face on an annual basis.

This year promises to be a busy year for our Events Team utilizing the outdoor areas at Roland Park. We sodded this outdoor space this winter, and Roland Park Horticulturist Laura Michel has done a wonderful job making it come to life this spring. Additionally, we would like to recognize Laura, as she is the longest-tenured staff member at BCC, as she recently celebrated 42 years at the Club.

We look forward to seeing you around the Club. ◆

Tim Kennelly, CGCS Head Greenkeeper

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GOLF

MEET Cathy Kim Dear Members,

After spending the last three years at 1757 Golf Club in Dulles, VA, I am thrilled to be your new Director of Instruction at Baltimore Country Club. From junior golf to a four-year letter in college, and working at two Professional Tour stop locations at Sahalee and TPC Summerlin, I am excited to bring my experience to all the members and Instructional staff at BCC. Joining this award-winning team and Club culminates the last two decades of hard work. As a competitive player and now a nationally recognized teacher by Golf Digest, I'm looking forward to lending knowledge to our team and members to improve their skills and club experience. I want to thank the search committee and staff for giving me this opportunity to serve and make Baltimore my new home.

AWARDS

My husband and I can't wait for our new journey to start, and I look forward to meeting all of you! ◆

Golf Digest Best in State | 2022 Golf Digest’s Best Young Teacher | 2021-22 US Kids Top 50 Teacher | 2018

Cathy Kim, PGA Director of Instruction

UPCOMING GOLF INSTRUCTION

See the Golf Calendar or the Golf Instruction portion of the website to register ◆

MAKE IT COUNT-LADIES SCORING CLINICS Non-golf members welcome. Golf clubs available.

Tuesday June 14, July 12, 19 Wednesday June 29, July 20 Thursday June 16, 30, July 14, 21 $35 per session Contact: Ashley Tait

GIRL POWER SERIES

Thursdays | July 14, 21| 10:00am-11:30am $120 for 4 weeks Contact: Ashley Tait

LADIES’ GOLF SCHOOLS Contact: Ashley Tait

MEN'S INTRO TO GOLF SCHOOL

Non-golf members welcome. Golf clubs available.

June 11, July 16 | 2:00pm-3:30pm $35 per session Contact: Pat Coyner or Ashley Tait

WEDGES & WINE

June 15 & July 13 | 5:30pm-7:00pm $40 per session (Includes complimentary beverage) Contact: Ashley Tait 10

June 2022

RELUCTANT LADIES' GOLF CLINICS

Non-golf members welcome. Golf clubs are available.

Tuesdays June 14, July 12, 19 Wednesday June 15, July 13 Thursday June 16, 30, July 14, 21 Friday June 10, July 22 $30 per session; complimentary if you bring someone new!

Contact: Ashley Tait

JUNIOR GOLF AFTER SCHOOL CLINICS June 2

FUTURE GOLFERS

Saturdays | June 4, 11, 18 | 9:15am-10:00am

GIRLS ONLY CLINICS

Saturdays | June 11 & July 30 | 5:00pm-6:00pm

JUNIOR GOLF ACADEMY Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4

June 27-July 1 July 11-15 July 18-22 July 25-29

GOLF

JUNE & JULY TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS See Golf Genius or the Golf Calendar to register ◆

GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN'S STROKE PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT QUALIFIER

JUNE GENTLEMEN'S GUEST DAY

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND

SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

JULY GUEST DAY

Saturday, June 11 & Sunday, June 12 | 8:00am

Saturday, July 16 & Sunday, July 17

Thursday, June 30 | 1:00pm Shotgun

July 22-24

Saturday, July 9 & Sunday, July 10

Thursday, July 28

FATHER-SON TOURNAMENT Thursday, July 14

65TH ANNUAL GENTLEMEN'S MEMBER-GUEST GOLF INVITATIONAL Adjusted date for 2022: September 15-17 There is no priority given for timeliness of entry other than meeting the July 5 deadline. Entrants will be notified of their status by July 19. A detailed informational brochure is forthcoming via mail.

The information required to successfully complete your registration is as follows: • • • • • • •

Member Name Member Age Member Email Guest Name Guest Address Guest Age Guest Email

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Guest Phone Guest Club Name Guest Handicap Index Guest Ghin Number Guest's Spouse/ Significant Other • Would you prefer a caddie?

Please note: Entries without profile pictures of you and your guest will not be accepted. Please have photos ready at time of submission. Incomplete entries, as well as entries of guests without an established handicap, will not be considered. Online registration is the only registration that will be considered.

Phoned or mailed entries will NOT be accepted.

Registration opens Friday, June 10 at 9:00am Registration closes Tuesday, July 5 at 5:00pm RSVP: Golf Calendar (September 15)

COUPLES 9 & DINE

Thursday, Friday, & Saturday Evenings | June 3, 17, July 30

WOMEN LADIES' TWILIGHT GOLF LEAGUE

Thursday Evenings | June 2, 9, 16, 23, July 7, 14, 21

LADIES' 9-HOLE MEMBER-GUEST Tuesday, June 14 | 8:00am

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RACQUETS

SQUASH TIPS FROM THE PROS

By John Harriss, Racquets Associate & Assistant Squash Professional

Routines Between Points & Breaking Your Opponent’s Momentum One of the big things we want to try to do during a rally (if we can) is control the pace of play. This means hitting lobs and high drives to slow the pace down and hitting dropshots, high paced drives, and cross courts when we want to have a faster rally. But what can we do to control the pace of play between points? The answer can be found in our routine between rallies.

The end of a rally, and before the next point begins, is the perfect time to catch your breath and get mentally prepared for the next rally. Because squash is an individual sport, it’s not uncommon for us to be very critical of ourselves and scrutinize our shot selection and decision making. Developing a routine between points allows us the opportunity to reset our mind so that we are mentally

prepared for the next point as opposed to spending the next rally thinking about our errors in the last rally because that could put us in a position where we lose multiple rallies in a row. Most people are familiar with bouncing the ball before they serve, and that’s exactly what I do. In fact, I do it seven times every time before I serve. But what about when you’re not serving?

At the end of every rally I lose, I walk to the side of the court that I’m set to receive from, place my hand on the back wall, take a slow deep breath, and then exhale while wiping my hand down the glass. This allows me to reset myself mentally and break up any momentum that my opponent is developing.

Try giving yourself a routine next time you play and see if it helps. All the top professionals do it, and so should you! ◆

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