Princess Anne Living | September/October 2020

Table of Contents

Message from the President 2

Frequently Used Numbers

Breakers 961-2884

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

Operations Team

McCall Andy 757-440-3101

Director of Catering & Special Events mccall@princessannecc.com

Monica Au 757-961-2884 Breakers Manager mau@princessannecc.com

Geoff Benson 757-428-4141 ext: 322 Executive Chef gbenson@princessannecc.com

Matt Boyce 757-440-3119

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

Kristen Bunting 757-440-3111

Director of Marketing & Communications kbunting@princessannecc.com

Mardy Colling 757-440-3104

Asst. Manager –Food & Beverage mcolling@princessannecc.com

John Fraser 757-440-3117

Director of Tennis jfraser@princessannecc.com

Jennifer Garrott 757-440-3110

Asst. Manager –Clubhouse Operations jgarrott@princessannecc.com

Ashlie Gran 757-428-4141 ext: 340 Banquet Manager agran@princessannecc.com

Chrissy Grulich 757-428-4141

Member Services Manager cgrulich@princessannecc.com

Massage 536-5342 Pool 425-1117

Security 287-6982 Tennis 428-7803 Men’s Lg. 440-3112

Cathie Havrilesky 757-440-3115 Controller chavrilesky@princessannecc.com Denise Johnson 757-440-3113

HR & Accounting Director djohnson@princessannecc.com

Steve Layden 757-440-3105

Restaurant Manager slayden@princessannecc.com

Matt Liebler 757-440-3109

Head PGA Golf Professional mliebler@princessannecc.com

Taylor Nelson 757-428-4141

Youth Programs Manager tnelson@princessannecc.com

Andrea Pettay 757-440-3103

Director of Fitness & Wellness apettay@princessannecc.com

Paul Rosario 757-440-3114

Purchasing Director prosario@princessannecc.com Bill Shonk 757-440-3100 General Manager wshonk@princessannecc.com

Brian Triolet 757-425-1117

Aquatics Director btriolet@princessannecc.com

Courtney Whittemore 757-428-4141 ext: 313 Membership Director cwhittemore@princessannecc.com

Welcome New Members 3 Membership Matters 11 Family to Family 12 Dining Calendar 13 Social and Dining 14 Youth Activities 21 The Golden Rules 23 From the Links

....................................................................................... 25

From the Courts

.................................................................................... 28 Lifestyles & Fitness................................................................................ 31

From the Deep End............................................................................... 33 September- October Calendar ............................................................ 37

Executive Committee

Christopher J. Fanney President Susan T. Pender Vice President Leslie R. Watson Secretary Patrick L. Shuler Treasurer

Board of Directors

Michael Cowan, Jr. Anne Harvard Hooper Bekki Jucksch John Mazach

Joshua Parnell John Perry Chris Pridgen Barbara Sessoms

Committee Chairpersons

Monica Stein Roger Stroud John Wilson, Jr.

Monica Stein Finance Pat Shuler Fitness ...............................................Barbara Sessoms Golf Roger Stroud Green John Perry House John Mazach Membership Josh Parnell 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 Bruce Berlin | Chris Fanney | Susan Pender

Message from the President

As I write this in August, I hope this message finds you and your family safe, healthy and enjoying the many amenities of the PACC. During these unprecedented times, we hope that you continue to find your Club as a safe haven.

Charles Dickens wrote in the Tale of Two Cities “It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.”

The Best of times at PACC:

• We opened all areas of the Club as soon as allowable. The golf course and tennis courts have been open since the start of the pandemic. We have had record numbers of rounds, the golf course has never been better and we just finished one of the finest Men’s Member-Guest tournaments I’ve seen. There have been a record number of tennis court reservations and lesson/clinic/camp participants, we just concluded the Tennis Championship with record numbers witnessing the finals and pickle ball is continuing to grow.

• Curbside to-go service has been a hit, as were our weekly family meals. The Chesapeake Room, Upper Terrace, Linkhorn Lounge and Breakers opened months ago with limited seating and the 10th Tee has been serving the best hamburgers and hot dogs in town. Since March, to-go wine sales have sky rocketed.

• The pool has been open since Memorial Day. The swim team has had a record number of participants and has enjoyed festive inter-squad meets.

• The renovation of the new youth room was completed and children’s camps have been selling out all summer long.

• The Fitness Center has been open for months with group fitness classes being held anywhere and everywhere to include via Zoom, on the pool deck, pickle ball courts and in the Clubhouse.

• The Holly Beach Bungalow was completed and is being rented.

• The Building Committee received five bids for the new Aquatics Center and selected Compo Construction as our contractor. Construction is slated to begin September 8th and conclude by Memorial Day 2021.

The Worst of times at PACC:

• The COIVD-19 virus is still with us and will affect how we open facilities to full capacity until a vaccine is approved. The anxiety this has caused all of us, Member and Team, is real.

• While we yearn to gather and see each other’s smiling faces, Members are asked to continue to practice social distancing and to please wear face masks or coverings when indoors.

• It appears like there will not be in-class instruction in many of our colleges and grade schools.

• Limited event capacities have postponed weddings and celebrations for the foreseeable future.

As you can see, while COVID is still here, we have many things to be thankful for.

A huge thank you goes to all of our Members for your continued support of the Club during these trying times. I hope you received the correspondence regarding the $75 Food and Beverage credit that was given to each family as a small token of the Club’s gratitude. Even more, I hope you’ve already joined us to use your credit.

A special thanks also goes out to our PACC Operations Team for their unrelenting service.

Even in these unprecedented times, our goal remains the same – to exceed your expectations every time you visit the PACC. Please stay healthy and safe and we look forward to seeing you all soon.

Christopher J. Fanney

Welcome

Welcome New Members | Joined February - August

Alex H. Bell, II

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: John Wilson

Alex is a Norfolk/Virginia Beach native and is an alum of both Norfolk Academy and Hampden Sydney Col lege. He has enjoyed a successful career in the insurance industry, as well as a long-term business partner ship with PACC member John Wilson. As a previous member in the late 1980s- early 1990s, Alex won the member-member golf tournament with Jim Kitchen. In his leisure time, Alex stays active with boating, surf ing, fishing and golf, and is a member of the Porsche Club of America. He looks forward to perfecting his golf game and lowering his handicap, as well as enjoying social activities at the Club with his many old friends. Please join us in welcoming him back to his home-away-from-home!

Dr. Len Futerman, Dr. Ilene Goldstein, Adam, Jack & Molly Futerman

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: John Atkinson

Drs. Len and Ilene are excited to join the PACC family with their three children, Adam (16), Jack (15) and Molly (4). Len is a dentist anesthesiologist with his own practice, Advanced Se dation Dentistry, and Ilene is an OBGYN with Virginia Beach Obstetrics and Gynecology. They are a fun-loving family that works hard and plays harder. In their leisure time, they can be found at the beach or Disney World, generally soaking up the sun and having a great time! They look forward to a fun summer at the pool and attending the Club’s many social events throughout the year.

Anne Kimpton Honey Non-Resident Dining

Anne Honey is a previous PACC member, and enjoyed many happy years at the Club with her beloved husband John Honey. She now resides primarily in Boca Grande, FL and is looking forward to spending more time in Vir ginia. Her two sons, John Honey, Jr. and Charles Honey, are both non-resident members. Mrs. Honey is an alum of Sweet Briar College and is a past member of CCV – she is currently a member at the Gasparilla Inn & Club in Boca Grande and the Lemon Bay Golf Club in Englewood, FL. After her hiatus from the PACC, she is pleased to be returning for the summer. Please join us in welcoming her back to her Virginia Beach home!

Anne, Ross, Claire, Reid & Millie Legum

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Megan Haynsworth

Anne is an alum of Norfolk Academy and Sweet Briar College, and recently transitioned from a corporate position with Cox Communications to be a stay-at-home mom to their three children, Claire (6), Reid (4) and Millie (4 months). She devotes her time volunteering in the community at Beach Day School and the Junior Virginia Beach Garden Club, as well as sitting on the board of the United Way of South Hampton Roads. Ross is a financial advisor for Towne Wealth Management and is a board trustee for the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art. They are building a home in Bay Colony and look forward to raising their children at the Princess Anne, and getting them involved in all of the youth programming and athletics.

Edward & Janet Moyer

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Dennis Casey

Ed and Janet are both Virginia Beach natives and ODU alums, recently moving back after living in Kan sas for the past twenty years as Ed enjoyed a successful career with AMC Theaters corporate head quarters. Newly retired, they have purchased a home in the North End and plan on enjoying their leisure time at the PACC. Ed is an avid golfer and looks forward to spending his time out on the links and getting involved with the men’s league. They are also members at Nicklaus Golf Club at Lions Gate in Overland Park, KS. They are excited to be back in the area to spend time with family and take many long walks on the beach!

Will, Sarah & Nancy Gray Russell

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Doug Russell

Will and Sarah are both PACC legacies and are excited to begin a new chapter for their own family, beginning with their six-month-old daughter, Nancy Gray. Will is a Hampden Sydney College alum and is an associate at Core Assurance Partners as well as a board member of the Virginia Gentlemen Foundation, the Virginia Beach Surf and Rescue Museum and CHKD – Future Generations. Sarah is an alum of UVA and is a stay-at-home mom to their daughter and volunteers with CHKD. They look forward to making many happy memories together as a family at the Club and continuing to be involved with the social events and athletic programs.

Anne & Kenneth Shepherd

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Mary McNeal

Anne and Ken recently retired and relocated to the beach, where Anne is originally from. Anne is a Hollins University alum and retired from the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, while Ken is a retired doctor, who practiced at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Ken graduated from the College of William & Mary and completed medical school at EVMS. Anne is the sister of PACC member Mary McNeal.

Rae Spruill & Jeff Fox

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: James Somers

Rae is a Legacy who spent much of her young adulthood at the Club while her mother, Joretta Watts, was a member. After residing in San Diego and raising her three children, Rae returned to Hampton Roads and has found her way back to the PACC. She and Jeff are passionate about Club life and golf and are prior members of Norfolk Yacht & Country Club and are current members of Ocean Reef Resort in Key Largo, FL. They look forward to relaxing at the pool and perfecting their golf games, as well as connecting with friends new and old!.

Edward D. Whitmore

Resident Comprehensive

Ed is a prior member who has returned to the Club to get back into tennis and enjoy the new game of pickleball! He is an Elon University alum and CEO of U.S. Waterways Transportation LLC, a management company that ac quired Buchanan Marine LP and now generally manages Norfolk Tug Company and 64 Express. He is a prior mem ber of New York Yacht Club, Yale Club and Bayville Golf Club. He is the sitting Chairman of The Mariners’ Museum in Newport News, a member of the board of trustees for the Nauticus Foundation in Norfolk, a member of the Norfolk City TowneBank Board of Directors and a board member for CHKD. He looks forward to reconnecting with his Virginia Beach roots and socializing with his many friends and acquaintances. Please join us in welcoming him home!

Welcome New Members

Dr. Rohit, Rachana, Vihaan & Sophia Adyanthaya

Resident Tennis | Sponsor: Dr. Steve Scoper

“Roh” and “Rach” reside in Bay Colony with their children Vihaan (7) and Sophia (4). Roh is a Retina Surgeon at Virginia Eye Consultants, a graduate of MGM Medical College and a former fellow at John Hopkins. Rach is originally from England where she practiced corporate law and worked for Merrill Lynch in London. She also proudly represented England during two Lacrosse World Cups where she competed on the women’s national team. Roh and Rach are proud parents of their two children who both attend Norfolk Academy, and enjoy spending their free time entertaining and traveling as a family. They look forward to getting their children involved in the junior golf and tennis programs as well as relaxing poolside!

Melissa, Mike, Clara, Michael & Henry Coleman

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: John Ellis

Melissa and Mike recently moved to Bay Colony with their three children, Clara (13), Michael (11) and Henry (8). Mike is President and CEO of CV International and Capes Shipping, a family-owned business providing international logistics solutions. Melissa is the social and activities director for her three busy kids and volunteers her time at their schools. The family enjoys getting outside and spending time at the beach. Mike and Melissa are looking forward to social opportunities at the Club and their kids are excited to try golf and tennis and visit the pool this summer!

Gene & Marcie Edwards

Non-Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Jon Decker

Gene and Marcie reside primarily in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida and enjoy traveling in their motorcoach, “The Monster”. They recently purchased and renovated another home in Great Neck Point on Lynnhaven Bay to be closer to their son who lives in Virginia Beach and look forward to spending their summers at the PACC. Gene is retired from his position as Executive Vice President at Valero Energy in San Antonio, Texas where he enjoyed a 32-year tenure. They are former members of The Dominion Country Club in San Antonio and are excited to get back to playing golf regularly. They look forward to being active members at the Club and meeting new friends!

Welcome New Members

Timothy McMahon Pope, Jr.

Resident

Comprehensive | Sponsor: Richard Whittemore

Timmy is a Hampton Roads native who attended Old Dominion University and now owns an insurance company. He grew up learning to love sailing as well as the games of golf and tennis at Norfolk Yacht & Country Club where his parents were members. He is an avid outdoorsman and spends his free time hunting, fishing, surfing, sailing, golfing and playing tennis. A self-ad mitted social butterfly, Timmy can be found spending time with his family, neighbors and many friends and looks forward to attending social events and activities at the Club. He is already a fixture out on the PACC course and has been enjoying perfecting his golf game.

David Reda

Resident Dining | Sponsor: Les Watson

David is a retired attorney, having spent a successful career at Wolcott Rivers Gates specializing in commercial and transactional matters. He is a former member of Norfolk Yacht & Country Club and enjoys spending his leisure time biking, boating, walking, playing pickleball, traveling and socializing with his many friends and neigh bors. He is a proud grandfather of six, and looks forward to welcoming his extended family to the PACC for fun summer afternoons spent at the pool and enjoying Club activities!

Brandon & Betsy Slate

Non-Resident Comprehensive

Brandon and Betsy are former PACC members who have returned after a five-year hiatus. They reside primarily in New York and have a second home at the beach. They are excited to be able to spend more time in Virginia Beach and enjoy their leisure time at the Club playing golf and tennis with their many friends. They also look forward to spending family time with their adult children, enjoying the summer at the pool. Please join us in welcoming Brandon and Betsy home!

Welcome New Members

Kevin Biniazan & LeeAnne Schocklin

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Jeffrey Breit

Kevin was born and raised in Tempe, Arizona and attended Grand Canyon University (undergrad) where he played for the men's soccer team. He graduated from William & Mary Law School, where he met his wife LeeAnne when they were both students. Kevin now practices as a trial lawyer at Breit Cantor Grana Buckner, PLLC and LeeAnne practices at Poole Brooke Plumlee PC. Kevin volunteers his time in the community as a Board member for the Boys and Girls Club of Southeast Virginia. In their leisure time, they enjoy playing golf and tennis and look forward to utilizing the fitness center and pool.

John & Jane Fain

Non-Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Jim Nelson

John and Jane reside primarily in Richmond and are members at CCV. They have a second home in the North End and enjoy spending their retirement partially at the beach. They are an adventurous and active couple who enjoy biking, hiking, horseback riding and traveling. Some of their trips include various countries in Africa and Asia, Australia and most recently, Iceland! In their leisure time they are avid golfers and enjoy giving back to their community with charitable organizations like the YMCA and Rotary Club. They have three adult children and four adorable grandchildren who they look forward to bringing to the Club for fun summers at the pool and on the course!

Catherine Jumper and Matt, John & Ryan Benton

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Shannan Poteran

Cathy and Matt moved to Virginia Beach in 2011 and fell in love with the area! After deciding that Virginia Beach is where they wanted to raise their family, Matt started his residential construction company, Benton Construction, in 2018. Cathy comes from a military family, has served in the Air Force for 25 years and is currently the Vice Wing Commander in the F-22 Wing at Langley Air Force Base. Cathy is a University of Virginia Alumna and Matt graduated from JMU (undergrad) and Virginia Tech (MBA) so the Wahoo/Hokie sports rivalries in their house are real! Sons John and Ryan attend Norfolk Academy and love all sports but currently dedicate the majority of their time to playing baseball and swimming. The boys have joined the PACC swim team and look forward to representing the Breakers! As a family, they enjoy hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, surfing, water skiing and snow skiing. They are looking forward to adding golf to their list of outdoor activities!

Welcome New Members

Nick, Whitney & Hudson Szoke

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor:

Bobby Beasley III

Nick and Whitney are Hampton Roads natives and are both Norfolk Academy Alumni. They recently moved their family from Norfolk to the Virginia Beach Oceanfront. Nick is the Director of Sales for Marine Oil and Whitney is an assistant principal at Cox High School. As former Norfolk Yacht & Country Club members, they are thrilled to resume Club life and look forward to raising their young son in the many youth programs and athletics at the PACC. Nick is already an active fixture on the course, and as a lifetime golfer is happy to be back in the game regularly. As a family, they are enjoying the pool where Hudson is a complete water-baby, splashing around!

Bradley, Kathleen & Kirklyn Wilson

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Kristina

Chastain

The Wilson family is an active duty military family that has had the pleasure of making Virginia Beach their home for almost 20 years. Brad comes from the Mid west farming community, where he joined the military and was ultimately sta tioned in Virginia Beach in 2000. He is currently surpassing 22 years of active duty service as a decorated Navy Seal. He is an active runner, stand up paddle boarder and golfer. Kathleen grew up in Maryland- DC area and is an avid tennis player and enjoys singles just as much as doubles tennis. They have two daughters and one grandson, and look forward to enjoying family time at the Club and relaxing on the course, courts and poolside.

Welcome New Members

Andrew Alberico

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Lauren Downing Miller

Andrew is a Virginia Beach native and PACC Legacy, having grown up at the Club while his parents were members. He graduated from Norfolk Academy before attending Washington and Lee University, where he secretly rooted for the Wahoos. He works in acquisitions and development at Suburban Capital, Inc. just a few steps from the Club. In his leisure time, he enjoys staying active, playing golf and following Pittsburgh sports teams, the Steelers and Penguins. Andrew is thrilled to be returning to his "home course" and spending days at the pool with his many friends and their young children.

Louise, Justin, Jackson & Collins Beale

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Richard Beale

Louise and Justin are both PACC Legacies and have two children, Jackson (4) and Collins (2), who will grow up at the Club continuing the family tradition! Louise graduated from Radford College School of Nursing and is an RN at Virginia Beach Sentara Hospital. They are an active family who love to keep fit with exercise and fun outdoor activities like tennis, golf and swimming. They live on the PACC golf course, adjacent to the fairway of the fourth hole, and look forward to having their “home away from home” right in their backyard!

Rear Admiral (Ret.) Robert & Elizabeth Bianchi

Resident Dining | Sponsor: Barb Sessoms

Rob and Beth have been residents of Virginia Beach for 20 years and have lived in many locations due to Rob’s 30-year naval career. Rob has transitioned to civilian life and is the CEO for Navy Exchange Command while Beth is the Principal at John B. Dey Elementary School. They have two adult daughters, Anne and Claire, and are looking forward to Anne’s wedding in 2021! Rob and Beth love to be at the beach, jet ski and also enjoy live music. They are looking forward to meeting new friends as members of the Princess Anne Country Club and joining in the fun events and amenities the Club has to offer!

Flynn, Jamie, Niko, Brendan & Charlee Cochran

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Steve McCann

The Cochran family recently moved from Seattle where they were members at Meridian Valley Country Club. They purchased a home in Bay Colony and are excited to be joining the PACC and diving back into Club life! Flynn is a former Navy SEAL Officer and served on SEAL Team ONE while deploying for three tours of duty in combat zones. After transitioning to civilian life, he received his MBA from Harvard Business School. He is now SVP of Operations for Groundworks, parent company of JES Foundations. Jamie is the Director of Operations for Echelon Front, a consulting firm for crisis management and strategy training. They have three children ages 7-11 who are looking forward to summer at the pool and playing as much golf and tennis as possible before school starts!

Welcome New Members

Markos, Amy, Charleston & Lily Dragas

Resident Comprehensive | Sponsor: Lee Shearin

Markos was born and raised in Virginia Beach and is a PACC Legacy. Amy is originally from Harrisburg, PA before moving to Virginia to join the Dragas Group. They have been married for six years and are proud parents to two amazing princesses, Charlie and Lily. They are a family that works hard and plays harder. When not running their various restaurant and real estate businesses, they relax with physical fitness, golf, boating and, most importantly, spending time together as a family. They are excited to join and contribute to the commu nity at Princess Anne Country Club!

Tim, Amy & Brody Jackson

Resident Dining | Sponsor: Shannan Poteran

Tim is originally from New York and relocated to Virginia Beach 15 years ago to be closer to family. He is a graduate of Eastern Connecticut State University, has a master's degree from Quinnipiac University and did his physician's assistant studies at Johns Hopkins University. He joined Tidewater Skincare in 2005 specializing in medical and surgical dermatology. Amy is a Virginia native and Norfolk Academy alum. She later graduated from William and Mary University and had a successful career at Booz Allen Hamilton until retiring to be a full-time mom. They have an 11-year-old son, Brody, who attends Norfolk Academy and is excited to spend summer at the pool. In their leisure time, Tim and Amy enjoy a nice glass of wine and staying active with Brody who is an all-around athlete. They look forward to enjoying wine dinners at the Club and taking golf and tennis lessons.

Doug Wetmore & Jill Hade

Non Resident Dining | Sponsor: Leroy Davis

Doug and Jill reside primarily in Richmond and recently purchased a second home at the beach for holidays and weekends. Doug grew up in Bay Colony, attended Norfolk Academy and is looking forward to spending more time at the Club with his many lifelong friends. He attended UVA for his undergraduate and law degrees and has enjoyed a successful career as an entrepreneur and attorney. Doug and Jill are preparing to be empty-nesters as the last of their five children will be leaving for college in the fall. They are looking forward to transitioning to this new phase of life and spending their leisure time playing golf and tennis, not to mention relaxing poolside!

Thank you to all of our wonderful sponsors!

Membership Matters

Summer Fun at PACC

Membership

Recap | Random Act of Kindness Day

Members young and young-at-heart enjoyed a “pop-up” freeze pop party on the pool deck this summer to beat the heat! Assistant Manager – Clubhouse Operations Jennifer Garrott, Membership Director Courtney Whittemore and our fabulous PACC lifeguards were on hand to spread some cheer and a sweet treat.

PACC Car Decals

Over the summer, we experienced non-members using the Club parking lot. While we do have cameras in place and team members who assist in identifying non-members attempting to use the parking lot, to help us more easily identify member vehicles, we’ve obtained PACC decals. The cling-on (non-sticker) decals can be picked up at the front desk or administrative office and include a white logo on a clear background. While not mandatory, placing a decal on your vehicle will be a tremendous help to our team in ensuring our PACC property is protected for members only.

Membership Corporate Referral Program

As a reminder, if two (2) or more employees of the same company join within six (6) months of each other, they will both receive 25% off of the initiation fee of whichever membership class they joined. Offer not valid for existing members of more than six months. Please contact Membership Director Courtney Whittemore for any questions at cwhittemore@princessannecc.com or 757-428-4141 x313.

Sam & Courtney handing out popsicles!

Family to Family Fund

PACC Family to Family Fund

Our PACC Family continues to come together and inspire during this challenging time! When Members continued to kindly inquire about the PACC Team and if there was any type of assistance fund collecting contributions, our Board of Directors created the Family to Family Fund. We cannot thank you enough for the amazing generosity and concern being shown for our employees in need. If you’re interested in making a contribution, please contact Bill Shonk via email at wshonk@ princessannecc.com or by calling 757-440-3100. Our contributers to date are below (please note: some Members chose to remain anonymous).

Lee & Edda Barthold

Sandra Baylor

Bobby & Franny Beasley

Charles & Davin Birdsong

George & Sue Birdsong

Harvard & Joan Birdsong

Michael & Paula Blachman

Neil & Julie Brown

Stephen & Lori Burwell

Scott & Heather Carr

Robert & Cynthia Chapman

Jerry and Susan Clarke

Martha Clements & Malcolm Warneford-Thomson

Cathy & Clark Cockrell

Tom & Mary Coulbourn

Pat & Vicki Devine

Jack Drescher

Dave & Alison Durham

Chris & Peggy Ettel

Chris & Toby Fanney

Michael & Joyce Field

Tuck & Nani Finley

Tom & Dianne Frantz

Jeff & Linda Gayle

John & Mariska Gibson

Jay & Anne Gorry

Jim & Margaret Gregory

Barry and Jenna Hackney

William & Barbara Hearst

Brian & Tracy Horan

Chris & Kathryn Horan

Charles & Melanie Hostetler

Bud & Pamela Jewett

Jimmy & Cheryl Jordan

Herb and Michelene Kline

Jim & Susan Kuykendall

Edgar & Julie Mackinlay

OV & Barbara Maiden

Kurt & Gail Malmgren

Stan Mason

John & Pat Mazach

Susan & Bill McKenry

Bob & Jane McClellan

Bill Mizell

David & Barbara Murphy Adam & Lucy Newman

RJ & Mary Nutter

Vince & Patty Olivieri Wick & Prissy Parcells

PASMGA - Senior Men Golfers

Susan Pender & Dan Beck

Nicole & Mike Perkins

Elizabeth & Lucky Peterson John & Jo Ann Peterson

Rusty & Mary Rabb

Shaun & Holly Rai

Kim & Jay Ridder

Barbour & Louise Rixey

Jim & Georgia Sherlock

Bill Shonk & Margie Bain

Tom & Marian Shadrick

Hunter & Marcy Sims

Steve & Lynda Strickler

Bonner Smith Styles

Joe & Hazel Taylor Jack & Laurie Todd

Esther Vaughan

Michael & Deborah Via

Bob & Cindy Walker

Lee Walker

Scott & Jonell Walthall

Jock & Bonnie Wheeler

Kendall & Jane Whitaker

Richard & Helen Whittemore

Caroline & Daniel Willcox

Jim Wolcott

Social & Dining Social in The Chesapeake!

When you head out the door for lunch, make The Chesapeake your destination. We welcome your guests, coworkers and neighbors to enjoy our beautiful venue! The Club also offers the convenience for your guests to pay by credit or cash. Easily make your reservations online or walk in to grab a table. We’ll see you soon!

INGREDIENTS

• 2 tablespoons sugar

• 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice

• 2 tablespoons maple syrup

• Six 4 to 5-inch long cinnamon sticks, for garnish

INSTRUCTIONS

• 6 pumpkin candies, for garnish, such as Brach’s

• 1 bottle white wine, chilled

• 3 cups mango peach juice blend or tropical juice blend, chilled, such as V-8 Splash

• 1 cup pumpkin spice liqueur, chilled

• In a small bowl, combine the sugar and pumpkin pie spice and mix until well combined. Transfer to a saucer. Add the maple syrup to a second saucer. Lightly dip the rims of 6 punch glasses into the maple syrup. Then dip the rims of the glasses into the spiced sugar.

• Insert the cinnamon sticks into the bottom of each pumpkin candy and set aside.

• In a pitcher, combine the wine, juice and pumpkin spice liqueur. Stir and pour into the rimmed glasses. Garnish with the pumpkin candy cinnamon sticks.

• Cook’s Note: If you cannot find pumpkin spice liqueur, combine 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice with 1 cup brandy in a container fitted with a lid. Shake vigorously and let sit for 1 day to infuse into the brandy.

• To serve in individual glasses, moisten the rims with a slice of lime

flavored rimming sugar, or cookie sugar sprinkles. You can add

individual glasses.

Music inspired by Jerry, Bobby, Brent, Pig, Phil, Billy and Mickey. Dance-able.. jam-able... participant-able! Featuring our very own Chef Mike!

The Golden Rules

The Golden Rules of Golf Will Set You Free.

“May I?”

Dear Rules Guru: When playing in a tournament with my partner, I need to be clear on the rules of golf. I have a fear of breaking a rule and penalizing our team. I must know what I am allowed to do; and what I am not allowed to do without a penalty.

1. May I accidentally kick my partner’s or opponent’s ball while searching for it? YOU MAY! (Refer to #1)

2. May I drop something on the green that makes my partner’s ball move before she has marked it? YOU MAY (Refer to #2)

3. May I repair spike marks on the green? YOU MAY (Refer to #3)

4. May I place my club in the sand, next to my ball, before I take my backswing? YOU MAY NOT! (Refer to #6)

5. May I take a practice swing, in a penalty area, while actually touching the ground? YOU MAY! (Refer to #7)

6. May I remove loose impediments from a penalty area and from the bunker ? YOU MAY! (Refer to #6 and #7)

7. May I accidentally hit my golf bag or my partner with my ball without a penalty? YOU MAY! (Refer to #11)

8. May I have at least five minutes to look for a lost ball? YOU MAY NOT! (Refer to #12)

9. May I switch a new ball for my original ball when taking relief? YOU MAY! (Refer to #10)

10. May I bring out a new putter if I accidentally throw my original one into the lake? YOU MAY NOT! (Refer to #14)

1 Ball Moved During Search

● If you move any player's ball (even your own) while searching for it, there is no penalty, just replace the ball

2 Ball Moved on Putting Green

● If you accidentally move any player's ball (even your own) on the putting green, there is no penalty, just replace the ball

● Once you have lifted and replaced your ball on the putting green, your ball owns that spot. If it then moves, you will always replace your ball no matter what caused the movement, including wind or gravity.

3

Repairing Damage

● You can repair almost any damage on the putting green, including:

● Spike marks

● Animal damage

● Any damage from a person or a ball

4

Touching Line of Play

● You are allowed to touch your line of play for any reason (including on the putting green).

5 Flagstick

● If your ball hits an unattended flagstick in the hole, there is no penalty

TAKING RELIEF

8 Dropping and Measuring Relief Area

● Drop your ball from knee height so that it lands in and comes to rest in the relief area.

● Your relief area is either one or two club-lengths, measured from the reference point (based on the Rule you are taking relief under).

● Measure club-lengths using the longest club in your bag other than your putter.

3 2

1

1 Stroke-and-Distance (red or yellow)

Play from the relief area based on where your previous stroke was made.

2 Back-On-the-Line (red or yellow)

Drop a ball within one club-length to either side of a straight line from the hole through the point where your ball last crossed the edge of the penalty area, going back as far as you'd like.

3 Lateral Relief (red only)

Drop a ball within a two club-length relief area measured from where your ball last crossed the edge of the penalty area, and no closer to the hole than that point.

PLAYING A BALL

11 Accidental Deflections

● There is no penalty if your ball in motion is accidentally deflected, including by:

Relaxed Restrictions in Bunkers

● You can touch or move loose impediments in a bunker, but be careful you don't move your ball when doing so or you'll get one penalty stroke.

● You cannot touch the sand with your club next to your ball, or during the backswing for your stroke.

● You also cannot touch the sand anywhere to test its condition or when making a practice swing.

7 Actions Allowed in Penalty Areas

● You are allowed to:

● Ground your club

● Take practice swings

● Take penalty area relief

● Touch water

● Remove loose impediments

EQUIPMENT

14 Club Damage

● You cannot replace any club that you damage during the round.

● Check to see if Model Local Rule G-9 is in effect, which would allow you to replace a broken or significantly damaged club.

15 Yardage Books

● There are limits on the size and scale of green-reading materials that you are allowed to use.

● This applies to all materials, including yardage books, but only when you use

●

Order your copy of the Player’s Edition of the Rules of Golf usgapublications.com

The USGA Rules of Golf App Available for FREE on iOS and Android devices

PATRIOT GOLF WEEKEND

Princess Anne Country Club will once again be supporting the Folds of Honor Foundation by participating in Patriot Golf Weekend (Labor Day Weekend).

Over the past five years, PACC has raised over $25,000 for The Folds of Honor Foundation.

The Foundation provides scholarships and assistance for spouses and children of those killed or disabled in service to America.

The Golf Pro Shop team will be fundraising on the first tee, Friday, September 4 & Monday, September 7.

Princess Anne Living

2020 Fall/Winter Golf Events Schedule

MEN’S’ EVENTS

Vincent G. Thomas Men’s Member-Member

Golf course closed due to aerification

Capt. L.R. Vail Men’s Super Senior Club Championship

September 10– 12

September 14– 15

October 23 – 25

Shootout December 5

Pop-Pop December 18

LADIES’ EVENTS

Eugene Lee Parker Women’s Senior Club Championship

Turkey Scramble

October 23- 25

November 24

PALG Christmas Luncheon December 8

MIXED

2020 Parent-Child Tournament

Our overall and repeat champions are Pat & Chris Devine! Their round of four under par was enough to just beat out the overall second place team and our 16 & Older Net Division Champions Keith & Kevin Smedley. In the 13-15 Year Old Division, Robbie & Max Bradshaw played some excellent golf to earn the gross title at two under par and beat out our 13-15 Net Division champions Karen & Fin Worrall. Karen & Fin were able to finish at even par net to claim the net title.

Champions: Chris & Pat Devine

Max & Robbie Bradshaw

Karen & Fin Worrall

TennisFrom the Courts

Pro Shop News

We’ll have Lianne, Sierra, Andrea, Annika, Darby and Hope working the pro shop desk this Fall so stop in and see our latest from Babolat, the new Pure Drive, and from Wilson, the new Ultra. There are new shoe models from Wilson and Head to try as well. Come in and take out a demo for a test run and see how it can improve your game. As always, we want to remind you that your strings have around a three month shelf life in your racquet if you play more than twice a week and we will continue to offer next day turn around on restringing.

Stringing Tip: We should all be using a synthetic, natural gut or a hybrid (poly plus syn. gut) for better touch, feel and injury prevention. If you never break strings, you should be using the thinnest gauge of string available which is 18g which will have the most feel.

Poly is designed for high performance juniors, college players and tour players who need durability, otherwise they would be restringing their racquets every day. For the rest of us, a poly isn’t required for durability and there is a good chance that if we do use it, we will develop arm, wrist or shoulder trouble. The other problem with it is that it doesn’t break because it’s like wire, so you forget to restring after the recommended three month period when its performance drops off the cliff and it becomes loose and therefore unpredictable.

From the Courts

Adult Singles Club Championship

We were thrilled to get a record 91 tennis Members playing in seven different divisions in our Singles Club Championships this year! This tournament used to be in July, but the past few years it was moved to May in order to take advantage of the cooler weather. Due to COVID-19, we had to push it back to the summer so it ran for two weeks in July. We had a beautiful night for the finals. A huge thanks to all our participants for making it another record breaking Singles Club Championship! Here are the new Club champions:

Men’s Open Final

Andrew

Women’s Open Final

Debby

Men’s A Final Mike Perkins def. Richard Doummar

Women’s B Final Suzanne Mihlon & Yalonda Yost (co-champions)

Men’s

Women’s

Marta

Summer Camp

Women’s A Final

Dillon Yost def. Kristina Chastain

Men’s Open Consolation

Nick Trader def. Sam Steingold

Men’s B Consolation

Chris Horan def. Sheraton Yee

Women’s A Consolation

Kathleen Wilson def. Nicole Perkins

Women’s B Consolation

Liz Long def. Caroline Willcox

Women’s C Consolation

Liz Martin def. Megan Bradshaw

B Final

Stephen Byrd (right) def. Joe Gondusky

C Final

Honey def. Perry DiBona

Levi def. Megan Hupp

Roberts (right) def. Britt Visser

Lifestyles & FitnessFitnessBooks to Read

We asked our trainers and instructors for their favorite health/fitness/nutrition/habit books. Whether looking for inspiration, information, or just something to dig into while ‘laying-low’, these ‘staff favorites’ will get you on the right track!

Recommended by Sabine: Younger Next Year/Younger Next Year for Women by Chris Crowley and Henry S. Lodge MD. A fun book on keeping lean, fit and active as we age!

Recommended by Lisa: Just Breathe by Dan Brule Conscious breathing and meditation are two scientifically proven ways to significantly impact your health and well-being.

Recommended by Charles: Grain Brain by David Perlmutter, MD Dr. Perlmutter reviews how to eat to protect your brain and describes the effects healthy whole grains on our brain. Good read

Recommended by Crissy: Stop Chasing Pain Podcast by Perry Nickleson, DC, SFMA Offers insight into how the lymphatic system is the sewage system of our body. Mental stress can present itself as injuries. Interesting, new stuff.

Recommended by Larissa: The Fast Metabolism Diet & Cookbook & The Burn by Haylie Pomroy

Written by a scientist who knows how to make the body shed extra pounds. I did this program personally and could not believe how effective it was. Highly recommended!

Recommended by Mallory: Eat to Beat Disease by Dr. William LI Sensible, backed by science and actually put into practice as director Cleveland’s functional medicine clinic.

Lifestyles & Fitness

Fitness Success Story | Dave Worrall

Dave’s Story

At the best of times, I struggle to keep my workout routine from getting boring. This became much tougher after the lock-down in March, with gyms closing and workout equipment disappearing from shelves. An April storm helped rescue me when it blew a tree down in our front yard. During the cleanup, I realized that logs make excellent weights. I kept a 75 pounder, attached a boat strap, and have been using it for squats, farmer carries and swings, adding a little variety back into my at-home workouts.

Fortunately, I also discovered the PACC online classes. My wife and I have both taken advantage of the classes offered throughout the week and have mixed them up by doing them in different locations where the WiFi will reach. A little creativity and the classes have been the key to keeping active!

DAVE | FAST 5

Fave Mode of Exercise: Boxing

Favorite place to enjoy a drink: The PACC pool deck

Favorite healthy snack: Rainier cherries

Favorite inspirational quote: “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.” - T. Roosevelt

Something most people don’t know about me: I was a singer at Disney World

KAREN | FAST 5

1. Favorite mode of exercise: Spin class

Favorite place to enjoy a drink: On the beach

Favorite healthy snack: Dark chocolate (that can be healthy - right?!)

Favorite inspirational quote: “Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving” - Albert Einstein

Something most people don’t know about me: I love Scuba diving

Aquatics From the Deep End

By Brian Triolet, Aquatics Director

It won’t be long now before we bring an end to pool season at PACC. I hope that all of you have felt like the pool staff have exceeded your expectations. If we did not make this season one of the best for you and your family, please let me, the pool staff or the Pool Committee members know! I would like to take this opportunity to thank the lifeguard staff. Throughout the season, their commitment to a safe pool environment never wavered.

Thanks to the leadership of our coaching staff, Katie Lorenz, Kristen Zielinski, Bryan Rudolph, Emma Thompson, Madison Kirkman and Brynn Brazukas. We had over 120 swimmers and divers participate this summer. Despite the challenges that swimming and diving teams had to overcome, they were able to provide quality programs. Our dive team was able to host four dive meets. I know that all of our divers improved their skills over the course of the season. Our swim team was able to hold three intrasquad swim meets. It was great to have so many swimmers compete! Please join me in congratulating our swimmers and coaches for all of their hard work and dedication this season.

We are very excited about the building of the new aquatics facility starting September 8. The pool will feature a beach entry with various play water features. It will also include a six-lane, 25-meter competition section with two one-meter spring boards in the diving well. The deck will feature a cabana bar, soft seating, sling back chairs and lounges for that resort style feel!

In closing, I would like to thank all of the families that supported PACC Breakers this season; with special thanks to everyone who volunteered to help with scoring, judging and timing. Lastly, would like to thank the Pool Committee for all of their support and advice and their tireless efforts supporting all of the activities at the pool this summer.

Hours of Operation on Labor Day September 7 (Labor Day) Members/Guests 11:00 am- 5:00 pm

Princess Anne Living

Adams, Catherine 39.88 53.5

Adyanthaya, Vihaan 44.25 1:06.59

Angelelli, Camille 28.84 56.40 40.78

Benton, John 50 Free 32.88 40.72 46.63 39.31 1:24.47

Benton, Ryan 18.12 40.59 24.81 27.78 22.97

Bradshaw, Will 27.72 42.81

Braithwaite, Christian 32.47 44.63 55.15 51.69

Buchanan, Andrew 40.28 52.56 1:03.53 1:54.57

Buchanan, Luke 58.28 1:06.25 2:08.00

Burroughs, Caroline 19.90 26.63

Burroughs, Laine 24.75 1:00.00 39.12 48.81

Chesla, Jacob 39.66 1:02.85 47.22 57.82 2:06.62

Chesla, Marisol 35.13 50.16 50.72 1:48.52

Chickey, Reid 24.28 35.09

Colman. Clara 40.54 51.56 58.19 1:06.50 1:58.53

Colman, Henry 23.85 51.82 33.75 33.78 32.54

Colman. Michael 47.19 1:07.91 56.85 1:11.19 2:09.53

Cosgrove, James 44.66 53.84 46.06

Cosgrove, Molly 17.06 21.97 24.97 20.38

Cox, Caroline 39.09 35.63

Crandley, Ann Marie 1:05.09

Crandley, Edwin 34.15 43.97 46.07

Cutchins, Cooper 36.22 46.65 47.66 53.82 1:43.12

Cutchins, Liza 17.12 41.19 20.84 49.03 24.84 58.07 19.44 52.16 1:48.12

Cutchins, Vaughan 43.16 57.91 51.62 1:11.09 1:53.75

Decker, Jane 21.78 29.44 32.22 30.38

Delyannis, Leo 37.24 54.78 1:00.53 2:03.13

Delyannis, Maria 38.03 56.34 47.19 1:10.94 1:53.15

Delyannis, Teddy 18.91 28.35 34.22 31.69

Delyannis, Zoe 29.25 31.97 42.60

Emerson, Madison 29.94 1:00.75 28.28 40.59

Finch, Kyle 23.59 34.00

Folck, Jaya 21.59 51.88 29.57 38.40 28.10

Foley, Will 32.50 41.34 48.00 37.18 1:35.57

Frischkorn, Hunter 25.31 56.47 31.65

Fuqua, Abigail 29.81 1:17.66 37.44 36.28

Grant, Abigail 21.88 57.22 31.18 32.00 24.19

Harding, Davis 22.43 31.53

Harding, Parker 20.91 33.09 31.69 32.94

Haynsworth, Reagan 26.28 34.87 46.47

Hines, Harrison 33.31 43.69

Hines, Meredith 25.90 31.97

Hofmeister, Heidi 41.03 42.94

Horan, Connor 16.03 22.38 23.87 18.62

Horan, Logan 31.62 43.34

Inman, Carter 19.09 48.59 27.47 26.94 24.00

Inman. Georgia 38.82 52.84

Joyner-Viol, Liam 47.41

King, Claire 54.28 1:04.00

King, Katherine 34.65 38.91

Korte, Mary 20.47 46.90 26.07 29.34 22.94

Korte, Willie 23.06 57.69 28.22

Kraus, Harrison 34.68 45.88 42.82

Kraus, Louisa 57.91 1:13.44 1:33.13 2:25.88

Kraus, Susanna 23.43 31.69 34.78 28.93

Labows, Caroline 27.59 31.16 40.34 36.75

Lehmkuhler, Liddy 34.04 40.44 1:01.16 54.28 1:46.13

McCabe, Betsy 17.53 21.94 28.84 20.34

McCabe, Helen 37.25 43.82 53.91 48.94

McCabe, Sallie Carter 17.91 23.78 25.31 20.06

McCammon, Oliver 30.00

McClanan, Van 37.13 57.85

McGuigan, Andrew 38.32 53.90 54.47 54.50 1:53.53

McGuigan, Matthew 36.87 43.09 49.34 47.90 1:36.16

Moore, Preston 28.90 36.63

Morrall, Alden 21.19 54.09 26.72 28.10 32.09

Morrall, Aubrey 29.40 36.69

Morrall, Brook 45.22

Nordstrom, Graydon 47.82 1:15.47 57.72 2:08.46

Poteran, Jack 20.66 24.75 29.60 29.91

Poteran, Lea 17.91 23.28 25.38 24.50

Poulos, Carson 30.88 40.85 39.28 34.28 1:17.46

Pridgen, Liza 31.60 40.22 47.23 36.72 1:29.13

Stacy, Taylor 18.72 24.19 27.85 23.15

Stanton, Sam 28.84 36.50 40.72 33.53 1:15.13

Ware, James 23.38 31.60 35.18 30.82

Ware, Latane 23.47 33.16 38.29 34.32

Ware, Lila 42.44 58.75 1:00.96 1:14.25 2:09.34

Watson, Anne 19.22 45.81 24.87 27.03 23.59

Watson, Cate 51.75 56.38

Watson, Jack 18.22 21.53 24.84 25.40 Williams, Bernard 37.47 38.78

Williams, Virginia 2:20.72 1:19.87

Willis, Caroline 34.35 43.31 47.25 51.03 1:42.38

Willis, Xander 33.19 50.25 45.81 53.47 1:42.72

Williston, Mary Grace 27.50 29.28 37.18

Williston, Win 23.69 53.97 29.50 39.13

Wynne, Morgan 53.12 1:01.94 1:27.15

Wynne, Oliver 19.41 46.28 23.75 42.28 23.53

Yearick, James 36.75 58.03

Yearick, Trey 25.88 1:01.94 37.28

Zimmerman, Gunnar 42.12 50.28 55.17 51.31 1:43.31

Zimmerman, Lucy 23.49 29.63 29.63

Zimmerman, Tate 30.65 41.72 47.78 39.72 1:31.62

Zimmerman, Thorne 19.47 24.60 28.50

September

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

sGourmet Hot Dog Night Breakers

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse sPatriot Golf Weekend

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers sSocial/Dining sGolf sTennis

sAquatics sFitness sYouth

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sLabor Day/Pool Send-Off Party sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sGolf Course Open

sPool Open 10 am - 5 pm

sPatriot Golf Weekend sDoggie Dive-In PACC Pool

sGolf Course Closed: Greens Aerification

sBallet/Jazz Class Begins The Reef

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sPool Closes

sHusband & Wife Golf Tournament

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sGolf Course Closed: Greens Aerification

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sMemberMember Doubles ( Sun) sHappy Hour with Live Music by Jacob Vanco Clubhouse

1 2 3 4 5

sMen’s Golf Member-Member Stag Night

sWine Tasting Breaker’s Blvd.

sMen’s Golf Member-Member ( Sun)

sTruckin’ Along Grillin’ & Chillin’ Breakers Blvd.

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sBack to School Moms’ Happy Hour Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sWine Tasting Breaker’s Blvd.

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sTapas Night Breakers

sWine Tasting Breaker’s Blvd.

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sTasting on the Tees

sBreakfast/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sChildren’s Camp-Out Golf Course

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sWine Tasting Breaker’s Blvd.

sMemberGuest Doubles ( Sun)

sHappy Hour with Live Music by Brett Williams Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sBuild-yourown Pasta Bar Breakers

1 2 3

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sWine Tasting Breaker’s Blvd.

sBottles & Bites Breakers

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sBuild-yourown Pasta Bar Breakers

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sWine Tasting Breaker’s Blvd.

sHayride West Lawn

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sBuild-your-own Pasta Bar Breakers

sPumpkin Decorating Breakers

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sBuild-yourown Pasta Bar Breakers

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sWine Tasting Breaker’s Blvd.

sPumpkin Decorating Breakers

sCrafts & Drafts Clubhouse

sWine Tasting Breaker’s Blvd.

sMens Super Senior Club Champ. ( Sun)

sLadies’ Senior Club Champ. ( Sun)

sGlow Golf sPumpkin Decorating Breakers

sChildren’s Halloween Clubhouse

sAnnual Meeting & Dinner Clubhouse

sBreakfast/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sBreakfast/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

Princess Anne Country Club

3800 Pacific Avenue

Virginia Beach, VA 23451

Fall Hours

Chesapeake / Linkhorn Lounge

Hours

Brunch Sunday 10 am- 2 pm

Lunch Tuesday- Saturday 11 am- 2 pm

Dinner Tuesday- Thursday 2 pm - 9 pm Friday/Saturday 2 pm - 10 pm

Men’s Lounge

Lunch Tuesday- Sunday 11 am- 2 pm

Ladies’ Lounge

Lunch Tuesday- Friday 11 am- 2 pm

Breakers

Labor Day Members/Guests 11 am- 7 pm

Dinner Wednesday- Friday 4 pm- 9 pm

Breakfast Saturday & Sunday 8 am- 11 am

Lunch/Dinner Saturday 11 am- 9 pm

Brunch Sunday 11 am- 1:30 pm

Lunch/Dinner Sunday 1:30 pm - 8 pm

Tennis Pro Shop

Daily 8 am- 5 pm

Pool

September 1-6 Members/Guests 11 am- 8 pm

September 7 Members/Guests 11 am- 5 pm

Fitness Center

Mon/Wed

6:00 am – 8:00 pm Tue/Thu/Fri 6:00 am – 7:00 pm Sat 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Sun 8:00 am – 2:00 pm

Golf Pro Shop

Labor Day | Monday, September 7, the golf course will be open at 7:00 am and the Pro Shop at 6:30 am. Tuesday, September 8, the golf course will be open.

Golf Shop and Golf Course Closed | The golf shop and golf course will be closed September 14– 15 due to aerification.

September 1 - September 29

Day Golf Shop Bag Room/Range Tee Times

Mon Closed 8 am- 7:30 pm Course Closed Tues- Fri 7:30 am - 6 pm 6:30 am - 7 pm 8 am - 6 pm Sat & Sun 6:30 am - 6 pm 6 am - 7 pm 7 am - 6 pm

October 1 - October 31

Day Golf Shop Bag Room/Range Tee Times

Mon Closed 8 am - 6:30 pm Course Closed Tues- Fri 7:30 am - 6 pm 7 am - 6:30 pm 8 am - 5 pm Sat & Sun 7:30 am - 6 pm 7 am - 6:30 pm 8 am - 5 pm