Princess Anne Living | May_August 2019

Princess Anne

Summer 2019

Living

Table of Contents

Message from the President .............................................................. 2

Up-to-Date from the General Manager 2

Welcome New Members .................................................................. 3

Membership Matters 5

Frequently Used Numbers

Breakers 961-2884 Clubhouse 428-4141 Fax 428-4423 Fitness 440-3102 Golf 422-3360

Operations Team

McCall Andy 428-3101

Director of Catering & Special Events mccall@princessannecc.com

Monica Au 961-2884 Breakers Manager mau@princessannecc.com

Geoff Benson 428-4141 ext: 322 Executive Chef gbenson@princessannecc.com

Matt Boyce 440-3119

Director of Golf Course Maintenance and Club Grounds mboyce@princessannecc.com

Kristen Bunting 440-3111

Director of Marketing & Communications kbunting@princessannecc.com

Mardy Colling 440-3104

Food & Beverage Director mcolling@princessannecc.com

John Fraser 440-3117

Director of Tennis jfraser@princessannecc.com

Jennifer Garrott 440-3110

Assistant Manager –Clubhouse Operations jgarrott@princessannecc.com

Cathie Havrilesky 440-3115

Controller chavrilesky@princessannecc.com

Massage 536-5342 Pool 425-1117 Security 287-6982 Tennis 428-7803 Men’s Lg. 440-3112

Denise Johnson 440-3113

HR & Accounting Manager djohnson@princessannecc.com

Steve Layden 440-3105

Restaurant Manager slayden@princessannecc.com

Matt Liebler 440-3109

Head PGA Golf Professional mliebler@princessannecc.com

Taylor Nelson 428-4141

Youth Programs Manager tnelson@princessannecc.com

Andrea Pettay 440-3103

Director of Fitness & Wellness apettay@princessannecc.com

Emily Rehmert 428-4141 ext: 340 Banquet Manager erehmert@princessannecc.com

Paul Rosario 440-3114 Purchasing Director prosario@princessannecc.com

Bill Shonk 440-3100 General Manager wshonk@princessannecc.com

Brian Triolet 425-1117 Aquatics Director btriolet@princessannecc.com

Courtney Whittemore 428-4141 ext: 313 Member Services Manager cwhittemore@princessannecc.com

Member Memoirs ............................................................................. 6

Chesapeake Refresh 7 Communications Update .................................................................. 9

Summer Safety Reminders ............................................................... 10

Dining Calendar 11

Social and Dining .............................................................................. 12 Youth Activites 22

Summer Youth Calendar .................................................................. 25

The Golden Rules.............................................................................. 29

From the Greens (Matt Boyce) 31 From the Links (Golf Pro Shop Team) ............................................... 32 From the Courts (John Fraser) 39 Lifestyles & Fitness (Andrea Pettay) ................................................. 45 From the Deep End (Brian Triolet) 49

Executive Committee

Jonathan L. Thornton President Christopher J. Fanney Vice President Leslie R. Watson Secretary Patrick L. Shuler Treasurer

Board of Directors

William S. Braithwaite, III David C. Burton Anne Harvard Hooper Bekki Jucksch

John Mazach Joshua Parnell Chris Perry John E. Perry

Committee Chairpersons

Chris Pridgen Douglas Russell Monica Stein Samuel E. Steingold

Monica Stein Finance ............................................ Pat Shuler Fitness Trey Braithwaite Golf ................................................. David Burton Green John Perry House John Mazach Long Range Strategic Planning Gary Beck | John Gibson Membership Doug Russell Pool ................................................. Chris Pridgen Rules Ran Randolph Jr. Tennis Bekki Jucksch Youth Involvement Anne Harvard Hooper

Entertainment

SPECIAL COMMITTEES:

Wine Committee Gray Randolph Historical Preservation ................... Sandra Baylor Membership I.D. Susan Pender Tradition Andy Dickinson Building .......................................... Dippy Pender | Tim Stiffler | Jack Todd

Message from the President

Welcome to summer! As you will read in the pages that follow, Princess Anne stands poised to deliver great experiences for you and your families this season. Our golf and tennis programs are heating up with tournaments and leagues for you to enjoy, the pool will soon open, our fitness center has exciting classes and programs ranging from yoga to the Titleist Performance Institute and our summer kids’ camps will get underway in late May. Wine nights, live music on the Boulevard and family dining nights await us. Take a moment and review the eventpacked calendars on pages 51-54 and you will surely find many reasons to come up to the Club all summer long. The newly renovated Chesapeake will open for business in early June! You should come by early and often for cocktails and appetizers on the terrace around our new fire pit, grab a bite after golf or tennis at the new 28’ bar or bring your family for dinner at the massive communal table. We are excited about this new venue and hope that you will make it a popular gathering place at our Club.

We continue to plan the next phase of our Master Plan and hope to come to you in early summer to present our recommendations for enhancing the Princess Anne for our current and future membership.

Hope to see you soon at the PACC, Jonathan L. Thornton

Up-to-Date from the General Manager

While this Princess Anne Living publication remains a core communication tool and brings to life the vibrant Princess Anne family and events, our multiple other communication outlets continue to thrive. Nearly 1,500 Members follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/princessannecc, 1,125 on Instagram www.instagram. com/princessannecc, our website www.princessannecc.com consolidates all of our communications and if you are not receiving our weekly e-mails or utilizing the Princess Anne mobile app, I urge you to contact Kristen Bunting (757) 440-3111 / kbunting@princessannecc.com so that we can ensure you are fully connected and up-to-date with the freshest information.

Youth programming reaches its peak this time of year and our Youth Involvement Committee along with Youth Programs Manager Taylor Nelson and team continue to tweak summer programing for our Princess Anne youth. Youngsters are taught sportsmanship, conditioning, etiquette, technique, scoring rules, teamwork, traditions of the games and so much more by our passionate, gifted professionals. While the emphasis is fun, in many instances written and physical skill testing, competition and achievement recognition are in place for youngsters to successfully progress. This magazine is packed with additions and enhancements to our flourishing programs and we encourage you to take a moment to review the opportunities.

Our Operations Team is always exploring avenues to better serve the Princess Anne family and we garner so much through your valuable feedback and suggestions. As you have thoughts about any aspect of your Club, please do not hesitate to contact me via phone on my direct line (757) 440-3100 or e-mail wshonk@princessannecc.com

I very much look forward to seeing you at the Princess Anne this summer!

William S. Shonk, CCM, CCE General Manager

Welcome New Members

Members

Chris, Niki & Brooks Gerhard

Non-Resident Comprehensive

Members

Primary Sponsor: Douglas Reed

Toan

The Gerhard family primarily resides in Winchester where they are members at the Winchester Country Club. They recently purchased a weekend home in Bay Colony and are excited to make a second home at the beach! Chris is an avid golfer with a low handicap and Niki can always be found on the tennis courts, so they are eager to enjoy the course and courts at the PACC. Their 11-year-old son, Brooks, is active in both tennis and golf. They look forward to a great summer enjoying the pool and dining with their new friends and neighbors.

Kimmy, Bryce, Braden and Jaxson Humphrey

Resident Comprehensive Members

Primary Sponsor: George B. Clark, IV

Kimmy and Bryce live on the 14th tee box of the PACC and are well known in the North End community. Kimmy is an ODU alum and owns Cavalier Drug Pharmacy in Chesapeake and Bryce is a Manager at CP Shuckers. Bryce is a well-known surfer as well as an avid golfer who looks forward to spending time on the links. Kimmy and Bryce just welcomed their newborn son Jaxson in February and also have a 6-year-old son, Braden, who is excited about getting involved in golf and tennis. They look forward to raising their boys in the youth athletics programs and camps at the PACC and, of course, spending lots of time at the pool.

Rick & Maureen Nichols

Resident Comprehensive Members

Sponsor: Christopher J. Fanney

Rick and Maureen Nichols have recently retired and permanently relocated to the beach to enjoy the next chapter in their lives. After selling their longstanding fabrication business in Fredericksburg, which enjoyed much success over the years, they look forward to enjoying their leisure time at the Princess Anne. Rick is an avid golfer who will be a regular out on the links, and Maureen loves to walk and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. When they’re not at their beachfront home, they will be enjoying cruises with their large extended family and many grandchildren. They look forward to meeting their numerous North End neighbors at the Club and making new friendships!

Welcome New Members

Denny Parker & Kay Kemper

Non-Resident Comprehensive Members

Sponsor: James M. Jordan, IV

Denny and Kay are well known in the Hampton Roads community having been actively involved in numerous professional and charitable organizations over the years. Denny is a semi-retired business owner of Hasler & Company, a maritime shipping logistics service provider, and Kay is a retired business owner of Kemper Consulting, a governmental relations firm. They have recently purchased a new home in the North End and split their time between Virginia and Boca Grande, Florida. They enjoy traveling, leisure activities and being out on the water. They look forward to the many opportunities the PACC provides for spending time

Billy, Katie & Win Paulson

Resident Comprehensive Members Sponsor: Dr. Edwin Crandley

Billy is a Virginia Beach native and serves as a Senior Principal at Ascella Technologies, an IT consulting firm based in Northern Virginia. Katie grew up overseas and is a Project Manager at Commonwealth Preservation Group, a historic preservation organization. Billy and Katie both graduated from JMU and moved back to Virginia Beach in 2013 so they could be close to Billy’s family and raise a family of their own. They have a one-year-old son, Win, who they hope to involve in the many children’s activities and athletic programs available at the PACC as he grows up. In their spare time, they love to spend time outdoors, whether it's on the beach or the golf course. They look forward to a fun summer spent at the PACC pool with their friends, family and neighbors.

Dr. Nicole, Joseph, Adam & David Schacherer

Resident Comprehensive Members

Primary Sponsor: Roy A. Rector, Jr.

Nicole is a Virginia Tech and EVMS graduate, and is a pediatrician at Children’s Specialty Group in Norfolk. Joseph is a harbor pilot with the Virginia Pilot Association and likes to keep active with swimming and surfing. They live in Bay Colony and have two young sons, Adam (3) and David (1). Nicole and Joe look forward to utilizing the fitness facilities and improving their golf and tennis games, as well as getting their boys involved in the children’s activities, youth tennis and swimming. They are excited to have their boys grow up at the Club and make many new happy memories as a family.

Membership Matters

Did You Know We Offer a Corporate Discount?

That's right! If two members from the same organization join the Club within six months of each other, they both receive 25% off of their initiation fee. Do you know a few colleagues interested in joining? Considering membership as an incentive for your team? Call Assistant Manager – Clubhouse Operations, Jennifer Garrott at 757440-3110 for more details.

Membership Update

At the time of printing, we have welcomed 23 new members and are seven away from our goal for the year! With the summer season upon us, we are excited for the membership activity the warm weather brings.

BRING A GUEST ON US

Prospective members are welcome to join a current member for a meal, round of golf or tennis match, compliments of the Club. Know a prospective member who would like to visit? Email jgarrott@princessannecc.com to coordinate arrangements.

THE MEMBERSHIP CHALLENGE IS HEATING UP

Don't forget! For each new member you sponsor, you'll receive a FREE MONTH'S DUES. For each application you endorse, you receive a complimentary meal at the PACC (excludes alcohol). A member receives three points for each new member they sponsor and one point for each application in which they serve as a secondary endorser. The member with the most points as of September 30, 2019 wins a four-course wine dinner for eight people courtesy of the Princess Anne.

1 POINT EACH

Gary Beck

Lorna Clark

Douglas Ellis

Lance Enderson

George Fox

Jeff Gayle

Michael Gomez

Stephen Houfek

Meredith Huffman

C.T. Kampfmueller

Vincent Mastracco

Michael McCabe, Jr.

Iain McIntyre

Aileen Merullo

Carolyn Myrick

Susan Pender

Jackson Pope Virginia Rader

Helen Roberts

Bradley Shoemaker

Patrick Shuler

Robert Taylor

David Ware

Preston White

Robert Williams

Richard Palluch

Members of the PACC at a Mad Hatters Ball ?

Memoirs

~By the First Landing Irregulars

Many of you have noticed signboards at the entrance of the Club sending people to a “Men’s Wine Meeting,” “The First Landing Irregulars” or even “Proctor Wine Meeting.” We know that you have wondered what these events were and rejoiced that they seemed quiet and dignified. Here is an explanation to some of your questions and concerns.

About eight years ago the Princess Anne Garden Club (a majority of which are PACC members) began to raise money to fund projects at First Landing State Park. One of their activities, which has become an annual North End event each late October, is a barbecue called Party in the Park. The Party requires barmen to serve wine and this task became the duty of some husbands of the Princess Anne Garden Club members. These men organized themselves into a group, like the most casual and unmilitary, but very loyal militia of the old days, irregulars. So the name was born….the First Landing Irregulars!

Last year the Irregulars were searching for another activity which would be fun and would raise money for use in the Park. Quickly the group decided that a black tie evening, a Mad Hatters Ball, would do very well. The group (Russell Proctor–convenor of the Irregulars, Joe Goodman, Bud Jewett, Jim Field and Vince Olivieri) also made the decision that the funds raised would be used for the Park in memory of Bruddy Baillio, one of the first members of the Irregulars.

The Mad Hatters Ball took place in the attic banquet room at Watermans, a terrific venue for a party of 80 people. The Mike Standing family who own Watermans very generously supported the evening. Artwork for posters and printing was donated by Barbie Sherrill and Jerry Williams. Tickets were sold out in no time and participation with hats uniquely designed and made by the men was terrific! Nancy Baillio and the famous Baillio daughters, Catherine Werner and Anne Standing, handled the hat judging and Joe Goodman (the man with the wine stain on his starched shirt) won first place.

It was a great evening and the money raised in Bruddy’s memory will be used to build a new bridge across one of the streams in the park. We’re already looking forward to next year, so if you see our sign in the PACC lobby, you know planning is probably in the works. Come say hello, if you dare!

Bill Ambrose

Chip & Martha Simkins and Hal Bernsen

Nancy Baillio, Catherine Werner Baillio & James Werner

Russell Proctor & Davis Reed

George & Holly Korte

Anne Baillio Standing, Nancy Baillio & Catherine Werner Baillio

Pat & Russell Proctor

Joe Goodman, winner of best hat contest

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Chesapeake Refresh

Chesapeake

Look for information this May on the Chesapeake grand re-opening event!

Chesapeake Refresh

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Communications Update

ForeTees Golf System

PACC Golfers, get ready to re-connect!

After receiving generous feedback from our Membership, we have moved back to ForeTees for all of your golfing needs including tee times, lessons and golf event registration.

Here are three easy ways to access your ForeTees golfing services:

Within our current PACC mobile app > select the hamburger menu > select Golf (You will automatically be signed in to ForeTees when accessing this way)

Within our current PACC member/private website > under Quick Links > select Golf Reservations & Calendar (You will automatically be signed in to ForeTees when accessing this way)

Download/install the ForeTees App (To get the app, search ‘ForeTees’ in your app store. Download ClubCentral by ForeTees) Open the app > select the ‘Email me my credentials’ button (You will be sent an email from ForeTees with your app log-in credentials - enter your credentials to begin using the app)

Need help using the ForeTees Golf System?

Whether you are new to the ForeTees system or are in need of a refresher, we have how-to guides and videos to help you easily navigate through each golfing module.

Tee time instructions are available (in printed format) at the Golf Pro Shop or online at: www.princessannecc.com/group/pages/foretees-help

ForeTees instructional videos are also available online at: www.princessannecc.com/group/pages/foretees-help

Summer Safety SafetySummer Safety Reminders

We are looking forward to our Members enjoying Princess Anne during our summer season! In preparation for this busy time, we offer the following reminders and strongly encourage our parents to emphasize them while supervising children on property.

Security / Non-Member Trespassing / Firearms

• While signs are posted and much of the property is camera monitored, accessibility from multiple public streets makes us susceptible to non-member activity, particularly over the summer season. Members are urged to avoid leaving valuables in vehicles (particularly visible) and may not bring firearms on to Club property. Operations team protocol calls for us to notify the main Clubhouse front desk immediately whenever we suspect a non-member is on property, and we request Club Members do the same.

Clubhouse / Locker Rooms / Lounges

• Gentlemen are asked to remove their hats upon entering the Clubhouse. While ladies and gentlemen may change in/out of their swim wear in the locker rooms, bathing suits are not permitted in the Clubhouse.

• Juniors (under age 18) are not permitted in the ladies and men’s locker rooms and lounges unless accompanied by an adult. Ladies and gentlemen are encouraged to lock their lockers.

Pool / Poolside Locker Rooms

• Swimmers below age nine (including swim team members) must be under the supervision of a Member, a Member’s child or a caretaker who is age 12 or older. Divers below age nine must be accompanied and supervised by an adult (age 18 or over) present in the diving area.

• Our aquatics and Breakers teams are focused on elevating our maintenance while vigilantly monitoring the busy locker rooms throughout the summer. We thank parents in advance for your monitoring support. Please do not hesitate to alert Aquatics Director Brian Triolet or Breakers Manager Monica Au immediately with any concerns.

Fitness / Sport Court

• Children under the age of 14 may use the fitness center if they are accompanied by, and under the supervision of, a personal trainer approved by the Fitness Committee or parent. Children 14-16 years of age who have completed a one-hour orientation with the Fitness & Wellness Director may use the fitness facility without parental supervision, during staff-supervised hours.

• All Members are required to sign in at the fitness center desk prior to utilizing the center and the sport court. Please adhere to the rules posted outside the court and requests by our team.

Parking / Bicycle Safety

• Parking in the Club lots is for Members and their guests only. If you witness non-members utilizing the parking facilities, please inform our front desk team.

• Skateboarding is not permitted on Club property.

• Cyclists are encouraged to exercise great caution as they enter the Club property. Specifically, we ask that bikes are walked on the sidewalk along the lower, south side Club entrance, Breaker’s Boulevard and Breaker’s dining area. Bikes should be parked and locked on the bike racks on the east side of the pool, or by the sport court.

Social & Dining

BURLY WINE DINNER

SATURDAY, MAY 11 | CLUBHOUSE RECEPTION 6:00 PM | DINNER 6:30 PM HOSTED BY OWNER HANK MCCRORIE | $85++

BELLE JARDIN BLANC DE BLANC BRUT DRESSED EASTERN SHORE OYSTER preserved lemon, creme fraiche, sturgeon cavier

BURLY SAUVIGNON BLANC SEARED SEA SCALLOP mango purée, grilled pineapple, baby leek, toasted meringue

BURLY CHARDONNAY

COMPOSED SUNBURST SQUASH “SALAD” smoked peanut butter, sweet corn, charred ramps, kale gem

JUMBO LUMP CRAB “GAZPACHO” cucumber, tomatillo, lime

BURLEY CABERNET SAUVIGNON SEARED MAPLE LEAF FARMS DUCK BREAST foie gras ganache, local mustard, blackberries

BURLY CABERNET SAUVIGNON "SPECIAL SELECTION"

HOUSE DRY-AGED RIBEYE thyme potato risotto, black truffle

ROASTED LEMON CORONET almond tuile, mousse, lemoncello, candied lemon

SUMMER SALAD STATION

Kale, iceberg, mixed greens. Tomatoes, onions, carrots, berries, golden raisins, sieved egg, blue cheese, feta cheese, bacon. Blue cheese dressing, balsamic vinaigrette, house dressing.

Watermelon salad with feta cheese, balsamic molasses, arugula, sea salt

SEAFOOD STATION House-smoked salmon, crab cocktail claws, shrimp cocktail, oysters on the half shell.

& MEATS

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Social & Dining

DAYTIME SPEAKER SERIES

THURSDAYS ~ JUNE 20 & AUGUST 22 COFFEE 10:00 AM PRESENTATION 10:30 AM IN THE PACC CLUBHOUSE

THURSDAY, JUNE 20

MEET MAGGIE GUGGENHEIMER, CHIEF ADVANCEMENT OFFICER OF VIRGINIA HUMANITIES. WHY DO THE HUMANITIES MATTER TODAY? MAGGIE GUGGENHEIMER EXPLAINS THE WORK OF OUR STATE HUMANITIES COUNCIL AND HOW IT STRENGTHENS COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH.

Look for August 22 event details soon!

LEARN ABOUT VIRGINIA HUMANITIES’ LATEST EFFORTS TO SUPPORT GRASSROOTS PUBLIC PROGRAMMING, CONNECT READERS WITH AWARDWINNING AUTHORS, VIRTUALLY TRANSPORT STUDENTS TO VIRGINIA’S HISTORIC SITES, PRESERVE AND SHARE RICH CULTURAL FOLKWAYS, EXPLORE VIRGINIA’S RACIAL AND CULTURAL HISTORIES, AND HELP RADIO AND PODCAST LISTENERS UNDERSTAND CURRENT EVENTS THROUGH THE LENS OF THE PAST. SEE HOW THEIR WORK AIMS TO TELL THE STORIES OF ALL VIRGINIANS— AND BETTER YET, FIND WAYS FOR US TO TELL OUR OWN STORIES. YOU’LL LEAVE UNDERSTANDING THAT BY CONNECTING VIRGINIANS WITH THEIR HISTORY AND CULTURE, VIRGINIA HUMANITIES BRINGS US ALL A BIT CLOSER TOGETHER. LEARN MORE AT VIRGINIAHUMANITIES.ORG.

Here’s a snapshot of the activities available for our youth this summer!

Use this as a guide, but please check the website, mobile app or call us at 757-428-4141 for the most up-to-date information, as dates, times and details are subject to change.

CAMPS/PROGRAMS

PACC Summer Camp Activities will include golf, tennis, swimming, sport court games, indoor/outdoor crafts and lunch is included! Sessions are limited to 20 children (10 per age group). Summer Camp swim sessions will take place during swim team practice time, so team members can attend. Children will spend some time all together and then some time broken into groups of 3-4 and 5-6 year olds.

Mondays - Fridays | 8:30 am - 12:30 pm | $160 per child

6.17 - 6.21 | Session I Disney Jr. 7.15 - 7.19 | Session IV Disney Movie

6.24 - 6.28 | Session II Holiday 7.29 - 8.02 | Session V Career Week

7.08 - 7.12 | Session III Superhero 8.05 - 8.09 | Session VI Pixar

Engineering for Kids Camp Experience the wonder and excitement of STEM education with hands-on learning experiences and lots of fun!

(Ages 7-10) | Monday - Friday | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm | $200 per child

6.10 - 6.14 | Summer Session

Mini-Breakers An instructional swim program focused on individual development starting with beginners up to competitive swimmers. Maximum of 8 swimmers per session.

(Ages 3-5) | Mondays - Thursdays | 3:00 - 3:30 pm | $70 per child

5.06 - 5.16 | Session I 5.20 - 5.30 | Session II

CONTACT US

Questions? We can help! Call Taylor Nelson, Youth Programs Manager at 757-428-4141 for more information.

SUMMER 2019

Tennis Camp Our summer tennis camps provide young athletes with an opportunity to fine tune their tennis skills in a fun, positive atmosphere.

$15/hour advanced sign-up or $18/hour drop-in.

Green Dot Players: Mon/Wed/Fri | 12:00 - 2:00 pm (Junior Academy players)

Red & Orange Ball Players: Mon - Fri | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm (Ages 4-11 / all levels)

Yellow Ball Players: Mon - Fri | 1:00 - 4:00 pm (Academy/Elite Academy)

6.10 - 6.14 | Session I 7.15 - 7.19 | Session VI

6.17 - 6.21 | Session II 7.22 - 7.26 | Session VII

6.24 - 6.28 | Session III 7.29 - 8.02 | Session VIII

7.01 - 7.05* | Session IV 8.05 - 8.09 | Session IX

7.08 - 7.12 | Session V 8.12 - 8.16 | Session X

*No camp on July 4th

Youth Fitness Programs Instructional fitness programs focused on individual development. Registration required.

Sports Performance Camp

(Ages 10+) / Tuesdays & Thursdays / 11:30 am Outside or in Fitness Center $10 per class or $110 per week

6.18 - 8.01 | Summer Session

A fun and engaging 13 session series focussing on advanced speed training.

YOUTH CALENDAR

For all summer camp programs, children of members are given one week priority for camp registration, thus making the grandchild registration date seven days after the posted date of registration beginning.

Spark Golf/Future 36ers Participants utilize oversized golf clubs, tennis ball-style golf balls and the 'Birdie Basics' platform to become familiar with swinging a club and the basics of the game.

(Ages 3-6) / Tuesdays / 4:00 - 5:00 pm / $125 per semester

4.30 - 5.28 | Spring Semester 9.10 - 10.29| Fall Semester

6.25 - 7.23 | Summer I Semester

Junior Golf Academy & Elite Academy utilizes the Operation 36 platform developed by iGrow Golf, which consists of three aspects: Education, Practice and Performance. Through weekly classes and playing matches, young golfers advance through six program levels, each with 12 “subjects” to master. (Ages 7-13) / Tuesdays & Thursdays / $350 per semester

4.30 - 5.30 | Spring Semester (5:00 - 6:30 pm)

6.25 - 7.25 | Summer I Semester (8:00 - 9:30 am)

Matches (3:00 pm): 6/29, 7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27

7.30 - 8.29 | Summer II Semester (8:00 - 9:30 am)

Matches (3:00 pm): 8/3, 8/17, 8/24

9.17 - 10.17 | Fall Semester (5:00 - 6:30 pm)

Matches (3:00 pm): 9/21, 9/28, 10/12, 10/19

Junior Golf Camp This week-long program focuses on all facets of the game (putting, short game, full swing and etiquette). We touch on each golf skill starting with an educational aspect, followed by practice and finishing with a fun game. The final day we will play nine holes!

(Ages 6-14) | Tuesdays - Fridays | 2:00 - 4:00 pm | $150 per week

6.18 - 6.21 | June Session

7.09 - 7.12 | July Session

8.06 - 8.09 | August Session

Junior League A great opportunity for junior golfers to come together to learn and compete. There are four teams in our Virginia Beach League: PACC, Cavalier, Bayville and Broad Bay. The format of the matches is a two-man team Captain’s Choice with a max score of triple-bogey, which allows for a fun and low pressure way of playing.

(Ages 6-13) | $250 Practices: 5:00 - 6:00 pm Matches: Saturdays | 2:45 pm

3.28 | Practice 5.04 | Match (Away) 4.02 | Practice 5.08 | Practice 4.06 | Match (Away) 5.11 | Match (Home) 4.10 | Match (Home) Wed 4:30 pm 5.18 | Round 1 Playoffs 4.20 | Match (Home) 5.31 | Practice 4.27 | Match (Away) 6.01 | Championship

KID’S EVENTS

Golf Events

6.30 | Parent-Child Tournament 7.20 | Drive, Chip & Putt Competition 8.10 | Junior Club Championship 8.29| Junior Golf Banquet and Awards Ceremony

Tennis Events

TBD | Junior Singles Club Championship

TBD | Junior Bus Trip to Citi Open in Washington, DC

Mixed/Club Events

5.27 | Memorial Day Party | 3:00 - 7:00 pm

7.04 | Fourth of July Celebration | 5:00 - 9:00 pm | Poolside 7.19 | Magic Show | 6:00 pm

7.22 | PACC Youth Olympics | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

7.23 | Petting Zoo | 5:00 - 7:00 pm

TBD | Kid's Triathlon | 5:00 pm 9.01 | Labor Day Party | 5:00 - 8:00 pm

Pool Events

Swim and dive meets will be added to the calendar once they are decided by the league.

Mon 5.06 | Pool opens for adult swim

Sat 5.11 | Pool opens on weekends for Members and Guests

Mon 5.20 | First day of swim/dive team practice

Sat 5.25 | Pool opens daily for Members and Guests

Wed 5.30 | Swim/Dive Team Suit Day (4:30 - 6:30 pm)

Wed 6.19 | Dive-in Movie Night at the Pool

Wed 7.31 | Dive-in Movie Night at the Pool

2019 SUMMER SEASON SWIM/DIVE TEAM PRACTICE SCHEDULE

Swim Team Practices | May 20 – June 7

AGE DAY TIME

6 and under Monday - Friday 4:30 - 5:15 pm

7 and 8 Monday - Friday 5:00 - 5:45 pm

9 and 10 Monday - Friday 5:30 - 6:15 pm 11 and up Monday - Friday 6:15 - 7:15 pm

Dive Team Practices | May 20 – June 7

All Ages Monday - Thursday 4:30 - 6:00 pm

Swim Team Practices | Starting June 10

AGE TIME

Morning Practice: Monday - Friday

7 and 8 8:00 - 8:45 am

11 and up 8:45 - 9:45 am

9 and 10 9:45 - 10:30 am

6 and under 10:30 - 11:15 am

Afternoon Practice: Monday - Wednesday

9 and under 4:30 - 5:15 pm 10 and up 5:15 - 6:15 pm

Dive Team Practices | Starting June 10

Monday - Thursday

9:00 - 10:00 am or 10:00 - 11:00 am AND 4:30 - 5:30 pm

Please Note: team members may come to one or both AM/PM practices but they do not have to attend both.

Kid’s Corner!

These events are appropriate for all ages and complimentary unless otherwise noted.

Tues 6.04 | Lava Lamp Craft / 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Thur 6.06 | Water Balloon Toss / 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Thurs 6.13 | Sidewalk Foam Chalk / 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Wed 6.19 | Dive-In Movie Night / Minions Movie / 7:45 - 9:30 pm

Tues 6.25 | Bucketball Tournament / 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Thurs 6.27 | Homemade Ice Cream / 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Tues 7.09 | Erupting Art / 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Tues 7.16 | Selfie Scavenger Hunt / 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Fri 7.19 | Magic Show / 6:00 pm / $10 per family

Tues 7.23 | Petting Zoo / 3:00 - 5:00 pm (adult supervision)

Wed 7.31 | Dive-In Movie Night / Monsters, Inc. / 7:45 - 9:30 pm

TBD| Mermaid Breakfast & Face Painting / 9:00 - 11:00 am ($15)

TBD| Kid’s Triathlon / 4:00 packet pick up / 5:00 race ($15)

Special Kid’s Craft Events

These events are appropriate for all ages and will take place poolside. Cost is $5.

*Mimosas and mini-massages for moms/dads of craft participants!

Sat 5.11 | *Mother’s Day Craft / 1:00 -3:00 pm

Sat 6.15 | *Father’s Day Craft / 1:00 -3:00 pm

Wed 7.03 | Fourth of July Craft / 5:00 -7:00 pm

The Golden Rules

The Golden Rules of Golf Will Set You Free.

Rules Rumors

Dear Rules Guru: Everyone is talking about the new 2019 Rules of Golf on TV and on the course. There are so many rumors floating around. Would you please address a few?

EMBEDDED BALL

Rumor: I heard that you can now take relief from an embedded ball anywhere in the “General Area” except for the sand; and that “General Area” is a new term for “Through the Green".

1. What parts of the course are included in the “General Area"? Does this include sandy areas that are not bunkers?

There are five areas of the golf course:

1. The teeing area of the hole being played;

2. All penalty areas;

3. All bunkers;

4. The putting green of the hole being played;

5. “The General Area” (formerly called “through the green”) which includes everything else on the course, except numbers 1-4 as listed above.

Sandy areas that are not bunkers are included in “the general area” but relief is not available for a ball that is embedded in a sandy area.

2. What is the procedure for taking relief from an embedded ball? What if it is on the putting green?

If a ball is embedded in its own pitch-mark anywhere in the general area, relief is allowed with a couple of exceptions, which rarely occur. No relief is allowed if a ball is embedded in any other part of the course, including the putting green. On the putting green, the player may mark and lift the ball, repair the damage caused by the ball’s impact and replace the ball.

The relief procedure for an embedded ball is as follows: the original ball or another ball must be dropped in this relief area: the spot right behind where the ball is embedded is the reference point and the size of the area is one club length; the relief area must be in the general area and cannot be closer to the hole.

3. If the ball is in the rough and the one club length relief takes you to the fairway, is that allowed?

Yes. The rough is included in the general area. The same applies when taking relief from sprinkler heads, drains, GUR, etc.

4. What is different now from the previous rule?

The main difference is the relief area. Previously, the player had to drop the ball “as close as possible” to the spot where the ball was embedded; there was no “relief area”. Additionally, the player may now substitute another ball when taking relief, whereas previously, the original ball had to be dropped.

OUT OF BOUNDS

Rumor: I heard that now, if your ball goes out of bounds or is lost, that you do not have to go back to the tee to replay it. My friend said that I now can drop a ball in the fairway for a penalty of two strokes and play my next shot from there. Sounds like a winner! Will we be able to do this at the PACC?

What you are referring to is a new Local Rule. The Club must choose to adopt this in order for the players to use it. You will probably never see this used at higher levels of competition.

Here is how this works: Only if the player has not played a provisional ball and finds that the ball is either out of bounds or cannot find the ball, the player may choose to use the Local Rule rather than playing under stroke and distance. The option allows the player to drop in a large area between the point where the ball is estimated to have come to rest or gone out of bounds and two club lengths from the edge of the fairway of the hole being played that is not closer to the hole. The player gets two penalty strokes when using this option. See the diagram. PACC has adopted this Local Rule.

YELLOW AND RED STAKES

Rumor: I have heard that we refer to all hazards as penalty areas now. Is it true the penalty areas do not have to be associated with water? Will there still be a need to have both yellow and red stakes on the course? What options do areas defined as red penalty areas have that yellow areas do not have?

In the past, hazards included bunkers and water hazards. The term “hazard” has been eliminated from the new Rules. We now have "bunkers” and “penalty areas." Penalty areas no longer have to be associated with water. Penalty areas will still be marked as we have always marked water hazards in the past. The relief options are very nearly the same with a couple of exceptions. First, there are three options for a ball in a yellow penalty area: 1. stroke and distance; 2. back-on-the line relief; 3. play the ball as it lies. Red penalty areas have these three options plus the additional option of dropping in a two club length relief area using the spot where the ball last crossed the margin of the penalty area as the reference point. Two changes of note for penalty area relief; 1. when dropping back-on-the line, the player now must pick a reference point anywhere on the line and drop within one club length, no closer to the hole – previously the ball was to be dropped as close as possible to the line itself; 2. the opposite margin option for a ball in a red penalty area has been eliminated, unless a local rule permits this.

PROCEDURE FOR TAKING BACK-ON-THE-LINE RELIEF:

Rumor: My friend says there is a new procedure for taking back-on-the-line relief dropping on a specific “relief area.”

He says to:

1. Estimate a spot where the ball last crossed the penalty area.

2. Imagine an imaginary line that extends from the hole through the estimated spot and behind the penalty area.

3. Go back as far on that imaginary line as you wish.

4. Choose a spot on that imaginary line. From that spot, measure a club length on either side of the line and behind the spot. That defines the relief area in which to drop.

5. My friend reminds me when I drop that I must drop from knee height and I must use the longest club in my bag that is not a putter to measure. Is he correct in the steps to take?

Your friend is completely correct. Is back-on-the-line relief for both yellow and red penalty area?

Yes.

“Everyone is talking about the New 2019 Rules of Golf!”

Golf Course and Grounds Update

By Matt Boyce Director of Golf Course Maintenance and Club Grounds

Recent Golf Course Projects

Here are a couple updates from the winter and other projects around the course.

1. New tee surface and surrounding rough at #6 tee: We removed the cool season Bent grass off the teeing surface and replaced it with a warm season Zoysia grass which we’ve used in other areas of the course.

2. We also added the Zoysia turf to the right side of #15 next to the cart path. This turf is also more shade tolerant and we hope to see a better response to this north facing slope.

3. We filled in and re-grassed the back left bunker on #7 green. This swale will still catch some wayward shots, but will allow an easy approach to the hole location.

4. We took warm season putting surface technology and experimented with it around the course. The theory behind this, is the opportunity to expedite new growth in weak, high-traffic areas around the course, to hopefully limit spring sod applications.

5. We also added drainage in front of #12 green. This project will help dry out an area with increased surface run off.

Here are some other projects we’ve been working on since last fall:

• Tree trimming: #2, #7, #8, #11, #12, #13, #14 and #18

• Increased roping has paid off by keeping traffic off key areas of the golf course

• Upgraded poles at the driving range

• New sand in the fairway bunkers at #3

• Due to the #6 tee resurfacing, we used some of the fescue sod around other areas of the golf course to include #5 bunkers, #12 bunkers, #6 and other fescue areas around the course.

• If you’ve been asked by someone in the Golf Pro Shop to carry a USGA GPS tracker in your pocket during your round, it’s an opportunity to track your round and where you travelled on the golf course. We’re not spying on you, we just want to understand player consistency and what areas of the course get more traffic that others. This will help the Golf Course Maintenance Team understand how to manage the course, and allow the Golf Pro Shop to be better educated to help speed up play.

Ryan

Katie

Tournament Results

From the Links Golf

Green Jacket Par 3 Tournament

Congratulations to Toles Summers, our 2019 Green Jacket Par 3 Champion! Toles defeated all the flight winners to claim his first Par 3 Championship. Congratulations to the flight winners Mike Hays, Mike Morgan and Jimmy Nash, who were defeated by Toles in the pitch-off over the water.

PACC Junior Golf Programs

Our junior golf program begins at age three and continues through high school! Please see details on our Spark/Future 36ers, Junior Golf Academy, Junior League and Junior Golf Camp programs in the Summer Youth Calendar on page 26. There are also Junior Golf overview brochures available in the Golf Pro Shop. Stop in and learn about the wonderful options for our junior players!

Green Jacket Par 3 Tournament

Champion: Toles Summers

From the Links

Please see specific, updated event details online within the ForeTees system.

Upcoming Events

Men's Summer Golf League Thursdays at 5:15 pm

League matches will be played on Thursday’s beginning June 20. Golf balls in the air at 5:15 pm. We have limited sign-up to 16 teams (32 players).

Matches Played: June 20, 27 | July 11, 18, 25 | August 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

Semi Final Matches: August 22 and 29

Mixed Pairs

Sundays at 2:00 pm / 4:00 pm

Opening Play Day is Derby Day Mixed Blitz: Saturday, May 4

Cocktail Party: Saturday, May 11 at 5:30 pm

Format: Play dates every other Sunday with 2:00 pm shotgun for 18 holes and 4:00 pm shotgun for 9 holes. Play with a significant other, a friend or as a single.

Play Dates: May 26 | June 9, 23 | July 7, 21 August 4, 18

Upcoming Tournaments

Spring Glow Ball

Friday, May 3 | 8:00 pm

Derby Day Mixed Blitz

Saturday, May 4 | 1:30 pm

Stroke Play Championship Saturday, May 18 – Sunday, May 19

From the Links

Upcoming Tournaments (continued)

Don't

foursome using 90% of the June 1st USGA handicap.

Men's Member-Guest | Thursday, June 13 – Saturday, June 15

Format: Four-ball match play tournament.

Eligibility: Male Members are encouraged to invite a male guest. Field: Limited to the first 48 teams to sign up. Entry Fee: $795/team ($895 for non-comprehensive sports supplement subscribers).

Deadline: 48 teams or Sunday, May 19 at 11:59 pm.

Parent-Child Tournament | Sunday, June 30

Eligibility: Members only – teams consist of a parent and their child. Note – in the event a parent is unable to play, a grandparent may play with their grandchild and compete in a grandchild division only.

Format: Modified alternate shot (Chapman’s) Divisions: Ages 6-9; 10-12; 13-14; 15-17; 18 and older

2018 Champions: Becca Mckinney, Lou Watson, Peggy Dunnington, Micki Campbell

Princess Anne Living

Ladies' Member-Guest | Tuesday, June 4 & Wednesday, June 5

miss our annual favorite Martha Macklin Smith Memorial MemberGuest Golf Tournament! The format this year will be the best net two balls of the

2018 Champions: Mike Folck & Chris Watson

2018 Champions: Louis & Andrew Jordan

From the Links

Please see specific, updated event details online within the ForeTees system.

Upcoming Events (continued)

Leo

V. Kernan Ladies Member-Member

Tuesday, July 23 - Wednesday, July 24 | 9:00 am

Eligibility: All female PACC Members

Format: 36 hole better ball of partners using 80% of June 15 handicap Flights: Determined by the size of the field. Entry Fee: PACC Members are complimentary.

Els for Autism Pro-Am Invitational Sunday, July 28 & Monday, July 29

We’re proud to host the 3rd Annual Els for Autism Pro-Am Invitational July 28-29, 2019 to benefit the Els for Autism Foundation, SEALkids, Virginia Autism Foundation and Families of Autistic Children in Tidewater (FACT). In just two years, our Princess Anne family and friends have raised more than $375,000 to support autism awareness and our local Navy SEAL community. We hope you will again show your support by sponsoring the event or joining us for the pre and post event parties. For more information visit bit.ly/PACC4Autism2019 or contact Jennifer Garrott or Matt Liebler.

Junior Club Championship | Saturday, August 10

Eligibility: PACC Junior Golfers age 18 and under. Format: Individual stroke play. 36 hole gross aggregate total will be the 2019 Junior Club Champion.

2018 Champions: Sally Curry & Donna Hicks

2018 Champion: Carson Poulos

Upcoming Events (continued)

Men's Club Championship | Friday, August 9 – Sunday, August 11

Flights: There will be a stroke play qualifier to determine flights on Friday morning. Pairings for the stroke play qualifier will be made based on handicap index. Following stroke play the low 7 gross scores plus defending champion Chris Devine will make up the championship flight.

Tees: Play for the stroke play qualifier will be from the black tees. Once match play begins, the championship flight will play from the black tees while other flights will play from the green tees.

From the Links

Starting time: Tee times will be assigned.

Eligibility: All female PACC members.

Format: Match play within your flight; all matches play at scratch. Flights: Championship – the low eight handicaps as of August 1st to sign up. First, second, other flights – comprised of eight players according to August 1st handicap.

Men's Member-Member | Thursday, September 5 – Saturday, September 7

2018 Champion: Chris Devine

2018 Champion: Babs Neff

Ladies' Club Championship | Friday, August 9 – Sunday, August 11

2018 Champions: Robert Temple & Ben Temple Princess Anne

Welcome Katie Werszner, PGA!

Please join us in welcoming our new PGA Professional Katie Werszner to our golf operations team. Katie will take over for Sarah Rausenberger who left us to join her family back in Ireland. Although we will miss Sarah tremendously, we are excited to welcome Katie to our team. Katie comes to us with a wealth of experience including positions as the head golf professional at both Elizabeth Manor Country Club and The Signature at West Neck. Katie has her bachelor’s degree from William and Mary and received her master’s degree from Old Dominion University. Along with being a PGA member, Katie also has her PGA certification in general management. Katie will be the face of ladies' golf at Princess Anne, responsible for day-today operations of our ladies' golf association and couples golf, providing instruction and growing the game and assist with our junior girl’s golf program. We look forward to Katie joining our team and know that she will provide tremendous value to our

Handicap Committee

The PACC Golf Committee recently put together a functioning Handicap Committee to assist the golf operations team with ensuring all golf events at the Club are fair and equitable. The goal of this committee is to review handicaps, set parameters for our events and ensure that all participants have a level playing field. We have been reticent in emphasizing handicap importance over the past years and we have come under some criticism lately as a result. For that reason, we have re-established a Handicap Committee to oversee managing this task. Below is information regarding the guidelines for our members as it relates to handicaps at Princess Anne, as well as information on our current committee.

Purpose of the Handicap Committee

The PACC Handicap Committee was re-established to ensure the integrity of each Handicap Index® it issues. Adherence to the guidelines listed below will help achieve the goal of fair and accurate handicapping at our Club. Our ultimate goal of the committee is to reinforce protecting the entire field as well as protect the reputation of Princess Anne, resulting in increased participation in all of our Club events. As a reminder, if you are a golfer and do not want to participate in the handicap program at our club, you are not required to do so. You always have the option to discontinue or request to not have a handicap card. This would, however, make you ineligible for many activities in our golf programs.

Turning in Scores

Beginning May 1, 2019, the Handicap Committee requests a copy of all scorecards, signed by the scorer and attested by one player in the group. All cards should be turned into the golf shop at the completion of each round. Each player will still be responsible for posting his or her score. The committee will use the information to review scores but also provide statistical data to reexamine the handicap holes that are currently in place. The scorecards should be

placed in the ‘scorecard box’ located beside the posting station in the golf shop.

Posting Scores

Scores are to be posted as soon as possible after the round. Scores may be posted on the score entry kiosk in the golf shop, online at VSGA.org or through the MyVSGA mobile app. Additionally, away scores may be posted at the club where the round was played.

Handicap Revisions

Handicaps are updated in Virginia on the 1st and 15th of each month. A Handicap Index® is based on the lowest 10 differentials out of a member’s most recent 20 scores at the time of the revision. A minimum of five scores is required for a member to be eligible for a Handicap Index®.

Penalties for Members Failing to Return Scores

Each member has the responsibility of posting their scores as soon as possible following their round. The Handicap Committee will give each member up to three days from the date the round was played to post their score. If after this time the score has not been posted, the Handicap Committee will take the following action:

• First offense – Member will be sent a warning letter from Handicap Committee and score must be posted

• Second offense – Penalty score will be posted by the Handicap Committee

• Third offense – Handicap Index® will be modified by the Handicap Committee for a period of 30 days (member will be given opportunity to appeal decision). Members who are guilty of a third offense will be suspended from playing in club events for a 30-day period.

• Fourth offense – Handicap Index® will be withdrawn by the Handicap Committee for a period of 30 days (member will be given opportunity to appeal decision)

Tennis From the Courts

Tennis Talk

By John Fraser

TENNIS TALK

I trust that you are all in full summer mode enjoying all it has to offer! We hope you will find time to come out and enjoy your tennis facility, whether it’s simply a chance to get some exercise with friends, jump into one of our many programs or taking a lesson. Make sure to check out our tennis calendar to see all the fun events and tournaments coming up!

John’s Tip of the Month - More Doubles Tactics!

Lob the Return

Many tactics in tennis are designed primarily to make opponents uncomfortable and lobbing the return is no exception. This creates instant chaos on the other side of the net. In many cases, it forces a change of position for your opponents and gives your net player a chance to pick off a weak reply. If you have opponents who bear down tight on the net or whose serves are drawing weak returns for putaways, throw up the lob return to mix things up. As a general rule with the lob, try to keep it over the non-dominant shoulder of the net player (right handers: left shoulder, left handers: right shoulder). Then, if you don’t execute it perfectly you won’t be sending your partner to the hospital from the overhead reply.

Serve the 'T'

For many doubles players there is a clear distinction of which return is stronger and which return is weaker. If you find that your opponent simply can’t hit their backhand return, then pepper that return. If your opponents are pretty solid on both sides, serve up the “T” to reduce the angle of return and set up the next target. Make sure you and your partner are on the same page when it comes to serving location. Anytime you hit the ball down the middle of the court, chances are it will come back down the middle, so if your partner knows where you are locating the serve they can anticipate the return and often put the volley away on the next ball. Also, using the body jam serve will keep the returner uncomfortable. Serving up the “T” in doubles is the primary tactic on first serve, so practice it a lot.

From the Courts

CHKD Winter Open Mixed Doubles Tournament

Our CHKD Winter Open Mixed Doubles Tournament continues to gain in popularity with not only our members but also the tennis community as a whole in Hampton Roads. This year was another sellout with 64 teams competing, 41 of which were teams with at least one member. There were 20 people on the waiting list, many of whom still came to watch matches throughout the weekend as well as attended the Saturday night party. Capping the field at 16 teams per division enabled us to schedule out the entire weekend so people knew when they played each match ahead of time. We had first round matches on Thursday and Friday night with a packed house in the mezzanine. On Saturday, we ran matches starting at 8:30 am and were pleased to see a continuous stream of spectators coming and going making for an awesome atmosphere. The finals were played at 1:00 pm Sunday where we witnessed Justin McDaniel and his partner Dajana Cvjetkovic, a former Norfolk State player, win the Open Division. They were an unseeded team who took out the number one seed in the semi-finals and ended up defeating Molly Hobbs and Ryan Davidson, another unseeded team, in the finals. It was the year of upsets in two other divisions as well. In the 8.5 division, Liz Iuliano and her partner Reid Jordan defeated the number four seed of Brady McNaughton and Leslie Cutchins in the finals. Brian and Tracy Horan roared through the 6.5 division taking out the number two seed in the first round, then the number three seed in the semis and winning the title by beating the number one seed Bill Kamarek and Liz Long. The number three seed of Frank Jastrzemski and Sandra Savino beat the number one seed Rhyan Finch and Kristina Chastain in the finals of the 7.5 division. A huge thanks to all of our sponsors, our Oceanfront Circle ladies for pouring their heart and soul into making it such a special event and to all of our participants for their continued support of this great cause.

Consolation Winners

6.5 Division – Kevin Fay/Julie Brown

7.5 Division – Neil Richards/Lexi Rawls

8.5 Division – Carey Hodsden/Kelly Martone

9.5 Division – Scott Baxter/Michele Dallman

6.5 – Brian Horan/ Tracy Horan def. Bill Kamarek/Liz Long 7-6, 6-1

7.5 – Frank Jastrzemski/ Sandra Savino def. Rhyan Finch/ Kristina Chastain 7-5, 6-2

8.5 – Reid Jordan/Liz Iuliano def. Brady McNaughton/ Leslie Cutchins 6-1, 6-2

9.5 – Justin McDaniel/ Dajana Cvjetkovic def. Ryan Davidson/Molly Hobbs 6-3, 6-4

CHKD Oceanfront Circle

From the Courts

USPTA Mid-Atlantic Convention

This year’s USTA Mid-Atlantic convention was held at Trump National in Sterling, Virginia. Our tennis professionals always look forward to it as it’s a chance to network with the other area pros as well as to hear many interesting speakers. Workshops start at 8:00 am and go through to 6:00 pm Friday through Sunday, so it’s quite a lot to take in. Topics range from fitness and injury prevention drills, to court construction and maintenance, to running tournaments and kids’ programs. We always appreciate our club and our members who support our continuing education so that we can be at the cutting edge of our profession.

John goes to the USTA National Headquarters for the Net Generation Symposium

The USTA recently launched a massive initiative and investment in growing the game at the U10 level. Over 100 pros from all 17 sections around the country were invited to attend the Junior Pathway Symposium at the National Campus in Orlando, Florida, including our very own John Fraser. The main topic was Early Development Camps (EDC), that focus on the U10 age group. Pros were selected to host these camps with the intent of drawing as many kids as possible, follow a common curriculum developed by the USTA and move players along a simplified pathway based on competencies not age. The pathway goes from red ball to orange, orange to green and finally green to yellow. Each child gets an electronic evaluation (assessment) emailed to the parent at the end of the camp so that the parent knows exactly where their child is on the pathway based on a number of competencies (standards) outlined on the form. Each camp starts out with a parents’ meeting to inform parents of this initiative and all that it entails. This will better educate parents on how to proceed with their child whether it be moving up to the next level, staying a little longer at their level, how and which tournaments to enter as well as Junior Team Tennis participation. The pros spent three full days of training on how to execute a camp, strictly following the curriculum and why USTA wanted all pros to be on the same page. At the end of it the group left very inspired and motivated, not only to grow U10 tennis, but to retain children in our sport for the rest of their lives. PACC camp dates are as follows: 3/30, 4/13 and 5/11.

From the Courts

St. Paddy’s Power Doubles

We tried something different this year for our St. Paddy's tennis social. This event was designed for the participant to experience what it feels like to play and cover the court like a pro. We used green dot (soft compression) tennis balls and played doubles on the singles court so no alleys. This allowed the net players to move across the net freely without fear of getting burned down the alley. Players could also take bigger cuts at the ball without overhitting since the balls were softer and easier to control.

St. Paddy’s Cardio

Princess Anne

From the Courts

Lunch League

It’s that time of year again for Lunch League to start! This is a great opportunity for women of all levels to come out and play against women from other clubs. Lunch League is eight weeks long and is a mix of home and away matches. B team begins Wednesday, April 24 and A team begins Friday, April 26. Interested? Please contact Mary Fay in the tennis shop at 757-428-7803.

Upcoming Tennis Events

May

Tidewater Cup (@PACC)

Men’s/Women’s Singles Club Championship

June

Junior Singles Club Championship

Anderson Cup (@PACC)

Saturday, May 4

Friday, May 3 – Friday, May 17

TBA

Friday, June 14 – Saturday, June 15

Member-Guest Doubles Tournament Friday, June 28 – Sunday, June 30 August

Senior Tidewater Cup (@PACC) Saturday, August 24

Member-Member Doubles Club Championship Friday, August 30 - Sunday, September 1 September

Spindle Cup (@FCC) Saturday, September 7 – Sunday, September 8 October

Member-Member Mixed Doubles Tournament

Friday, October 4 – Sunday, October 6

Junior Country Club Cup (Away - TBA) Sunday, October 6

USTA Junior Tournament

Saturday, October 12 – Sunday, October 13 November

Thanksgiving Day Cardio

Thursday, November 28

Thanksgiving Classic L5 USTA Tournament Friday, November 29 – Sunday, December 1 December

Holiday Tennis Camps TBA

From the Courts

Tennis Dress Code

General | Proper tennis specific attire is required at all times. Proper attire does not include: tee shirts normally worn as undergarments, surf tee shirts, tank tops, bathing suits, cut-off shorts, board shorts, khakis, golf apparel, Soffe shorts, non tennis name brand or other attire determined to be inappropriate by the Board of Directors and tennis team. Shoes must be tennis specific and have non-marking soles for hard courts and smooth soles for clay courts. Cross-training, basketball and jogging shoes are not permitted.

Ladies | Color coordinated tennis attire and warm-ups may be of any color. Exposed midriffs for any reason are inappropriate.

Gentlemen | Fifty percent white is required, unless it is a coordinated, matching logo, and tennis specific outfit. Shirts with collars and sleeves are required unless the shirt is tennis specific.

Members are responsible for ensuring that their children & guests follow the dress code policies. If you have any questions regarding the dress code, please do not hesitate to call the Tennis Pro Shop.

Junior News

We are very proud to announce that Joseph Hobbs has just become the highest ranked boy ever to come out of PACC at number seven in the nation for boys’ 12’s! Joseph has taken lessons from most of our pros and spent years honing his talent in our junior program. He recently spent several months training at the Evert Academy in Florida and now spends most of his free time traveling to national tournaments. He recently signed a contract with Wilson who will be furnishing him with all of his equipment needs going forward. Congrats Joseph, we wish you all the best going into the summer season!

Another big mover from PACC is Grahame Brown who just moved into the top 10 in the mid atlantic for boys’ 14’s and went to Orlando this past January to compete in his first national tournament. Well done Grahame, we look forward to hearing about your future results!

Summer Camp!

Summer is right around the corner and it is time to think about signing your child up for tennis! Our summer tennis camps provide young athletes with an opportunity to fine tune their tennis skills in a fun, positive atmosphere. See all the details in the summer youth calendar on page 25.

Lifestyles & Fitness

Sports Massage

By Brett Curtis

Fitness

MEET

BRETT CURTIS

Sports massage is a form of massage that utilizes certain strokes to help athletes obtain maximum performance and physical conditioning by increasing power, endurance and mobility - both before and after an event or exercise. Massage is particularly beneficial when an athlete is in training for an event. It’s also helpful for anyone who stretches physical limits through movement. Swimmers, weight lifters, runners, golfers, ball players, skaters, dancers, tennis players, musicians and boxers, as well as weekend warriors and those who practice strength training or aerobics have benefited from sports massage. Athletes have different massage needs at different times. Massage should be considered an important part of their training and recovery process.

Pre-Event

Sports massage will increase circulation, flexibility and range of motion. This will reduce muscle pain and soreness, preparing muscles for dynamic movement. Pre-event massage can help prevent muscle and tendon injuries and reduce the strain and discomfort of training.

Post-Event

Recovery after a competition involves the normalization and repair of tissue. Post-event massage increases circulation, relieves muscle spasms, and prevents soreness. It is used to assist athletes in recovery and in regaining their pre-event condition by relaxing tight or fatigued muscles.

Brett has been licensed in massage therapy since 2005. He grew up in Maine and graduated from the University of New England where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. Brett participated in athletics throughout school and continues to train and compete in grappling tournaments today. Massage therapy has helped him continue an active lifestyle and that is where his focus lies. Whether it's an active work schedule or recreational lifestyle, Brett wants to help people continue with the activities they enjoy through Swedish or sports massage therapy.

Throughout training and rigorous regular athletic activity, massage can help prevent injuries. Areas of muscular stress can result from repetitive or stressful motion and can lead to injury. Sports massage assists in relieving muscular stress and preventing injuries, enabling consistent training. Recovery is also a major factor in avoiding minor injuries that inhibit performance. Sports massage should not be seen as a reward at the end of a workout. It is an important tool for keeping athletes in good physical condition. As part of a regular maintenance program, sports massage is widely used by individuals, teams and professional athletes.

Brett Curtis Independent Fitness Professional Licensed Massage Therapist bacurtislmt75@gmail.com

Lifestyles & Fitness

Fitness Success Story | Chris & Peggy Ettel

What prompted you to begin working with Crissy? We were looking for a new exercise program that we could do as a couple that provided us with individual, customized workouts to meet our goals.

How would you describe the workouts?

Crissy provides us a different workout each time that is challenging and fun at the same time.

Do you do other workouts/activities when not with your trainer? We enjoy working out on our own, practicing yoga and playing golf.

Has your diet changed? If so, how? We continue to try to improve our eating habits. I try to cook a lot and use healthy recipes.

Are there any obstacles you had to overcome with regard to eating or exercising? I had a knee replacement and Crissy helped me to rehab it.

What physical results have you seen? More tone and flexibility.

Have you noticed changes in other areas of your life as a result of your training program? Our energy has improved and we are more active. We have been doing TPI training, which is helping our balance and improving our golf swing.

What advice would you give someone considering workout with a trainer?

It helps you to be accountable and keeps you from feeling intimidated by working out in a gym with equipment that is unfamiliar.

PEGGY | FAST 5

Fave Mode of Exercise: Anything Crissy suggests!

Favorite place to enjoy a drink: Our back porch

Favorite healthy snack: Apple slices

Favorite inspirational quote: “It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.”

Something most people don’t know about me: Fear of escalators!

CHRIS | FAST 5

Favorite mode of exercise: Stair climber

Favorite place to enjoy a drink: Aldo's

Favorite healthy snack: Terrapin’s granola

Favorite inspirational quote: “All of our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.”

Something most people don’t know about me: Fear of heights!

Lifestyles & Fitness

YOUTH REMINDERS

Members and guests under age 18 must have a parent-signed waiver/liability release prior to using the fitness facility.

Youth ages 14-15 must participate in a fitness orientation prior to using the fitness center. Ages 13 and under are not permitted in the center. Call the fitness center at 757-440-3102 to schedule your orientation.

Guests without a guest card or pool pass are charged a $5.00 guest fee for use of the fitness center or sport court.

SPORT COURT REMINDERS

All sport court users must check in at the fitness center desk prior to court use. Children under nine must be signed-in and accompanied by a parent or sibling 12 or older. Equipment is the responsibility of the user. It must be used appropriately and safely returned to the fitness desk after use. A member’s account will be charged for unreturned equipment.

No food or beverage is permitted in the court area.

Check the online fitness calendar mid-May for the schedule!

DEEP WATER AEROBICS

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS STARTING IN JUNE

Jimmy graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from ODU. He is certified as a Health Fitness Specialist and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. As a personal trainer, his objectives are to assist you in reaching your goals as quickly and efficiently as possible and to educate you on fitness as a lifestyle, not just a temporary change. He has experience working with clients and division one athletes in high-intensity training, Olympic weight lifting, endurance training, core strengthening and exercise prescription. He interned at ODU Strength and Conditioning, working with men’s soccer, basketball and baseball teams and the women’s basketball team.

Random Fact: Jimmy wrestled in high school (First Colonial) and college (James Madison University).

Hello Summer!

Aquatics From the Deep End

By Brian Triolet, Aquatics Director

It is never too soon to plan for the pool season!

With many of the pool operations team returning, we look forward to making your time at the PACC pool enjoyable. It is my pleasure to announce that the pool will open for morning adult swim starting May 6 and will officially open for members and their guests on weekends starting May 11. The pool is heated, so come on out and enjoy the water and the early days of summer!

If you have a child between the ages of 5 and 18, please consider allowing them to be a member of the swim and dive team. This is an excellent opportunity for your child to become a stronger swimmer, learn competitive skills, build friendships and make memories that will last a lifetime. The PACC will continue to be in the Marlin division for the 2019 summer swim season. We are currently scheduled to swim against Alanton, Chesapeake Golf, Indian Lakes, Larkspur, Mallory and Norfolk Yacht.

Registration for swim/dive teams will take place through the PACC mobile app or online through our website. Utilizing the mobile app will also allow members to register for swim and dive meets, lessons, swim clinics and other swimming and diving-related activities at the pool. Swim and dive team afternoon practices will begin May 20 and morning practices will start June 10.

We hope that you have had an excellent winter along with a terrific spring. We look forward to seeing you this summer! If you have any questions concerning the pool, its programs or schedule, please leave your questions with our front desk or email me at btriolet@princessannecc. com and I will address them as soon as possible!

DATES TO REMEMBER l POOL SCHEDULE

Mon, May 6

Sat, May 11

Pool opens for Adult Swim* (Weekdays) 5:30 - 10 am

Pool opens on weekends for Members & Guests

Adult Lap Swim* 5:30 - 10 am Members/Guests 10 am - 5 pm

Mon, May 20 First day of Swim and Dive Practice

Sat, May 25

Pool open daily for Members & Guests

Adult Lap Swim* 5:30 - 10 am Members/Guests 10 am - 9 pm

Thurs, May 30 Swim/Dive Team Suit Day

Mon, June 10**

Pool open daily for Members & Guests

Adult Lap Swim* 5:30 - 7:55 am Members/Guests 10 am - 9 pm

Sat, June 15 Swim Meet | Away | Mallory Sat, June 22 Swim Meet | Away | Larkspur Wed, June 19 Dive-in Movie Night - Minions Movie Sat, June 29 Swim Meet | Home | Chesapeake GC Mon, July 8 (night) Swim Meet | Home | Norfolk Yacht Club Sat, July 13 Swim Meet | Home | Alanton Wed, July 17 (night) Swim Meet | Away | Indian Lakes Sat, July 27 Divisionals | Home Tue, July 31 Dive-in Movie Night - Monsters, Inc. Sat, August 3 All-Stars | Away | Little Neck

* This time is reserved for adult members (ages 18 and up). There is no lifeguard on duty during this time.

** This schedule for the weekdays will remain in place until swim/ dive season ends in late July.

Please do not come to the pool before 10:00 am. Swim team practice is from 8:00-11:00 am and diving practice is from 9:0011am. This time is reserve for our swimming and diving team. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

“Adult Swim” (ages 18 and up) will be held 10 minutes before each hour, except during the opening and closing hour.

Make a Splash @ Mini Breakers

Mini-Breakers focuses on individual development for beginners up to competitive swimmers. This class will introduce 3-5 year olds to the skills needed for whatever level of swimming they wish to achieve.

(Ages 3-5) | Mondays - Thursdays | 3:00 - 3:30 pm $70 per Child 5.06 - 5.16 | Session I 5.20 - 5.30 | Session II

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

sSocial/Dining

sGolf

sTennis

sAquatics sFitness

sYouth

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sAdult Lap Swim Begins 5:30 - 10 am

sMini-Breakers Session I ( 5/16)

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sSpring Glow Golf sMen's/Women's Tennis Singles Begins

sHappy Hour with Live Music Clubhouse

sMother & Son Dance Party

sBreakfast/ Lunch Breakers

sDerby Day Mixed Blitz

sTidewater Cup sKentucky Derby Party Breakers

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sPrime Rib & Bingo Night Breakers

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sBurly Wine Dinner Clubhouse

sPool Opens Weekends

sMother’s Day Brunch Clubhouse

sMother’s Day Mimosas & Marys Breakers

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sOpen Mic Hits the Boulevard Breakers Blvd

sMother’s Day Craft sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sGolf Stroke Play Championship

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sFirst Day of Swim/Dive Practice

sMini-Breakers Session II ( 5/30)

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sFood & Wine Class Clubhouse

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sGolf Stroke Play Championship sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sPool Opens Daily

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSummer Workout Party Kick-Off

sMemorial Day Cookout Clubhouse

sGolf Course Open

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sSwim/Dive Suit Day

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday June

sSocial/Dining sGolf

sTennis sAquatics sFitness sYouth

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sPool Hours Change Adult Lap Swim 5:30 - 7:55 am Members/Guests 11 am - 9 pm

sEngineering Camp for Kids (-6/14)

sFather’s Day Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSummer Camp Session I Disney Jr. (-6/21)

sKid’s Corner Lava Lamp Craft

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

sLadies' Golf Member-Guest sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sLadies' Golf Member-Guest s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sKid’s Corner Water Balloon Toss

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sTapas Night Breakers

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sTasting on the Tees Golf Course

sLinkhorn Lounge Live Clubhouse

sMen's Golf Member-Guest

sKid’s Corner Sidewalk Foam Chalk

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse sTapas Night Breakers

sMen's Golf Member-Guest

sAnderson Cup (-6/15)

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sParent-Child Golf Tournament

sSummer Camp Session II Holiday (-6/28)

sSports Performance Camp Begins Tues/Thurs

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

ssDive-in Movie Night

sDaytime Speaker Series Clubhouse sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sTapas Night Breakers

sGolf Men's League Begins

sKid’s Corner Bucket Ball

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse sTapas Night Breakers

sKid’s Corner Home made ice cream

sMember-Guest Doubles Tournament (-6/30)

sSwim Meet (A) sMen's Golf Member-Guest

sFather’s Day Craft sCountry/Rock n' Roll' Party West Lawn sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSwim Meet (A)

sBreakfast/ Lunch Breakers sSwim Meet (H) sWine Tasting Clubhouse

sLuau Party Pool Deck

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

sSocial/Dining

sGolf

sTennis

sAquatics

sFitness

sYouth

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSummer Camp Session III Superhero (-7/22)

sSwim Meet (H) Night

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse s4th of July Craft

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse sTapas Night Breakers sFourth of July Celebration Poolside

sHappy Hour with Live Music Clubhouse

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSummer Camp Session IV Disney Movie (-7/19)

sKid’s Corner Erupting Art

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sTapas Night Breakers

5 6

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSwim Meet (H)

sTour de France Wine Dinner Clubhouse

sKid’s Corner Selfie Scavenger Hunt

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

sSwim Meet (A) Night

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse sTapas Night Breakers

ssMagic Show

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sDrive, Chip & Putt

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sPACC Youth Olympics

sLadies' Member-Member

sKid’s Corner Petting Zoo

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

sLadies' Member-Member

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sTapas Night Breakers

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSwim Divisionals (H)

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sEls for Autism Golf Tournament

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSummer Camp Session V Career Week (-8/2)

sEls for Autism Golf Tournament

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

ssDive-in Movie Night

August

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

sSocial/Dining sGolf sTennis

sAquatics sFitness sYouth

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSummer Camp Session VI Pixar (-8/9)

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sMen's / Ladies' Triumvirate

sSports Performance Camp Last Day

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sTapas Night Breakers

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sTapas Night Breakers

sHappy Hour with Live Music Clubhouse

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sAll Stars (A)

sMen's / Ladies' Club Golf Championships

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sMen's / Ladies' Club Golf Championships

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sJr. Club Championship

sMen's / Ladies' Club Golf Championships

sWine Tasting Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sTapas Night Breakers

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sDaytime Speaker Series Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sTapas Night Breakers

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sDomaine Serene Wine Dinner Clubhouse sSr. Tidewater Cup

sTiki Tuesday Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sJr. Golf Banquet

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sTapas Night Breakers

sMember-Member

Doubles Tennis Tournament (-9/1)

sGrillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

Princess Anne Country Club

3800 Pacific Avenue

Virginia Beach, VA 23451

Summer Hours

Hours

Chesapeake / Linkhorn Lounge

Brunch Sunday 10 am - 2 pm

Lunch Tuesday - Saturday 11 am - 2 pm

Dinner Tuesday - Thursday 6 pm - 9 pm

Dinner Friday - Saturday 6 pm - 10 pm

Men’s Lounge

Lunch Tuesday - Sunday 11 am - 2 pm (à la carte or buffet)

Ladies’ Lounge

Lunch Tuesday - Friday 11 am - 2 pm (à la carte or buffet)

Breakers

(May 23 - September 4)

Breakfast

Saturday & Sunday 8 am - 11 am

Brunch Sunday 11 am - 1:30 pm

Lunch/Dinner Tuesday - Saturday 11 am - 10 pm

Tennis Pro Shop

Daily 8 am - 5 pm

Fitness Center

Daily 5 am - 10 pm

Golf Pro Shop

(Through October 1)

Day Golf Shop Bag Room/Range Tee Times

Mon Closed 9 am - 8 pm Course Closed

Tues - Fri 7 am - 7 pm 7 am - 8 pm Begin at 8 am Sat & Sun 6 am - 7 pm 6 am - 8 pm Begin at 7 am

Monday, May 27 ~ Memorial Day the course will be open with 7:00 am tee times.

Tuesday, May 28 ~ The Golf Course and Golf Shop will be open.

Thursday, July 4 the Golf Course and Golf Shop will be open.

Monday, June 17 and Tuesday, June 18, the Golf Course and Golf Pro Shop will be closed due to Greens Aerification.

Pool

(May 6 - May 24 weekdays)

Daily Adult Lap Swim

5:30 - 10 am (May 11/12 and 18/19, 25/26)

Adult Lap Swim

5:30 - 10 am

Members/Guests 10 am - 5 pm (Monday, May 27 - Pool Open Daily)

Adult Lap Swim

5:30 - 10 am

Members/Guests 10 am - 9 pm (Monday, June 10 - Hours Change)

Adult Lap Swim

5:30 - 7:55 am

Members/Guests 10 am - 9 pm