Princess Anne Living | March/April 2021

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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 440-3102 Pool 425-1117 Security 287-6982 Tennis 428-7803 Men’s Lg. 440-3112

Table of Contents

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

Aquatics Complex Update 2 Farewell Letter from Matt Boyce 3 Welcome New Members 4 Membership Matters ........................................................................... 9 Healthy, FIt & Fun .................................................................................10 PACC Team Highlights

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 ext: 304 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

Executive Committee

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

Board of Directors

Robert Beasley, III Neil Brown

Michael Cowan, Jr. Kelly Disharoon

Committee Chairpersons

Barbara Sessoms Monica Stein Roger Stroud John Wilson, Jr.

Entertainment Monica Stein Finance Pat Shuler Fitness Barbara Sessoms Golf Roger Stroud Green John Wilson, Jr. House ...............................................John Mazach Membership Josh Parnell Pool Dave Poteran (Chair) Shannan Poteran (Board Liaison) Rules Ran Randolph Jr. Tennis ...............................................Bekki Jucksch Youth Involvement Kelly Disharoon

SPECIAL COMMITTEES: Wine Committee Gray Randolph Historical Preservation .................... Sandra Baylor Membership I.D. Robert Beasley, III Tradition Andy Dickinson Building Chris Fanney | Susan Pender

As spring approaches, we look forward to warmer weather, longer days, the greening of the golf course, outdoor tennis and the pool opening this summer.

We have a lot to be grateful for; the COVID-19 vaccine is here and I hope that everyone who is eligible has gotten their shots, we welcomed 19 new families into the PACC Family in December and January, WOW, and we have a wonderful Club that is a home away from home and safe haven during these unprecedented times.

There is a lot going on at PACC. If you have not had a chance, please check out the construction of the new Aquatics Center from the Clubhouse or the Fitness Center. The Aquatics Center is a state-of-the-art complex that will have something special for everyone. The construction is going well, though with a few hiccups, but we still hope to open by Memorial Day. Mardy Colling and Executive Chef Geoff Benson have been performing their magic with new dinner specials each week, a to-go deli menu and pop-up family dinners.

There are many opportunities for you to celebrate the arrival of spring at PACC. Join us for one of our wine dinners, meet your friends for a glass of wine on Wednesday nights or enjoy dinner and drinks on Friday night. Invite a prospective member for a round of golf, a set of tennis or dinner in the Chesapeake Room or on Breakers Boulevard.

If you have not already done so, please thank our Team for keeping our PACC running in such great shape during these tumultuous times with a smile and welcome hello.

With best wishes, Christopher J. Fanney

Fanney

Farewell Letter from Matt Boyce

To the Members of Princess Anne,

By now, each of you are probably aware that I have given the Club notice of my resignation and I will now focus my professional efforts on my lawncare treatment business GREENSWARD. Due to COVID-19 and the timing of my departure, I might not be able to see all of the Members who have helped me grow over the last 15 years. I don’t plan on being a stranger, but with my current paradigm switch, I will not be a daily figure on campus. In an effort to rekindle memories and show appreciation for just a portion of the people who have shaped me, I would like to relay just a couple stories and thoughts from my time at the Club. Please take these in context and know that these are shared with all due respect to the individuals who were involved.

-After approving the golf course renovation in the fall of 2006, I thought it would be a great idea to clear underbrush to the right of #4 fairway, so you could see the green. It was a great idea until I was sitting in front of the Chesapeake Bay Board, with pictures on the screen, sinking in my seat and Gary Beck turning around and saying, "You’ll look good in an orange jump suit.” Thank you for the bail money Gary!!

To date, our efforts of planting long leaf pines, sable minor palms, creating no mow areas and other details, we have completely flipped the relationship. The City, along with the Chesapeake Bay Board, are happy with our initiatives moving forward.

-After multiple complaints of cutting the fairways too low and vetting my desire to have short, tight fairways to Hunter Sims, he put everything in perspective. He relayed that “you don’t play rock and roll to a bunch of folks who like polka.” Well noted Mr. Sims!

-In an effort to get the 2007 golf course renovation jump started, Tim Liddy and I rallied to lay sod, as compared to sprigging (which is inexpensive, but slow), #14 fairway. Without permission from pretty much anyone, we moved forward with the sod and the hole was quickly finished with instant gratification. After an understanding, but very uncomfortable, phone call with Gary Beck and Mr. Shonk, I was prepared for the worst. Two weeks later, it was voted on and approved to sod the entire golf course during the project. Crisis averted!

-During a Saturday morning golf event playing with Pat Shuler, I was approached by a member in the group behind me about a question on the course. Before I could even answer, Pat stepped in and said, “Listen, he’s currently playing golf and will not be answering your questions, leave him alone while he’s playing golf.” Stunned, the member walked away and never mentioned anything again. Thanks Pat!

-Post 2007 renovation, there was a concerted effort to increase boundaries and shield the course through plant material. Ms. Kathy Thomson was instrumental in our plan. She taught me the natural feel of indigenous plant material and how it can be used to provide natural color and screens around the course. I am indebted Kathy!

-Off campus experiences such as golf trips with multiple groups, off shore fishing trips and other experiences created friendships and bonds with Members whom are now friends. You know who you are, thank you!

-I always enjoyed the day to day relationships with the early risers and dedicated golfers who enjoyed the site of fresh cut greens and smoothly raked bunkers. I cherished those first tee conversations, thank you!

-I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the person who brought me on campus, Mr. Bill Shonk. Through projects, challenges, day to day operations and general friendship I will be forever indebted for the opportunity to grow, your mentorship and your friendship. No one loves this Club more than you which resonates through our Team and your dedication to this facility. My humble gratitude!

With respectful full disclosure, I will relay that after internships at two PGA Tour events, two multimillion-dollar renovations with national publicity and two US Open Championship preparations, I felt I was prepared to go anywhere. A recession, having children and falling in love with Virginia Beach put a stop to any further plans to move. Support through friendship and personal experiences such as fishing trips, golf trips and off campus relationships kept Lindy, Chloe, Keagan, Bailey and myself in Virginia Beach. I thank each of you for your support, your wisdom, your ways of challenging me, your mentorship and the love you showed myself and my family. I am truly grateful!

As my days end as the Lead Goat Herder at Princess Anne Country Club, I don’t plan on saying goodbye and don’t plan on being a stranger. I will reside in Virginia Beach and continue to be an ally for success for Mr. Shonk, the new Director of Golf Course Maintenance, The Green Committee and the Golf Course Maintenance Team if they should need me. If you’d like to see more of me, GREENSWARD would be happy to help you with any residential or commercial treatments to your lawn, trees/shrubs and mosquitos. (Yes, that is a shameless plug, and tell your friends!)

My sincere best, Matt

WelcomeWelcome New Members

Regina, John, John & Sophia Amick

Resident Athletic

Sponsor: Les Watson

Gina and John were born and raised in Maryland but have made Croatan their forever home. Gina is an attorney with Wolcott Rivers Gates, specializing in family law and domestic relations. She serves on numerous boards and committees aimed at enhancing the profession and the laws affecting children and families. John served as a Navy SEAL for 27 years and retired in 2017. He now works as the Director of Special Solutions at Hoverfly Technologies, Inc. and also serves as a board member for The Word of Honor Fund. They have two children, John William (12) and Sophia (10), who attend Catholic school and enjoy basketball, golf, family movie nights and going to the beach. Both children are very excited about the new pool. Above all, the Amicks love spending time with each other and can usually be found together at home or relaxing on the beach.

Joseph Blake & Deborah Linton-Blake

Resident Full Sponsor: William Walthall

Joe and Deborah recently relocated from Northern Virginia to Virginia Beach, making their home in Bay Colony. Joe is an Air Force F-15 fighter pilot veteran and has flown commercially for United Airlines for the past nearly 30 years. Deborah is a realtor for Long and Foster and is pursuing her Pilates PMA teaching certification. They are an active couple enjoying golf, running and keeping fit. In their leisure time, they love good food and wine, reading, traveling and entertaining. They look forward to settling into their new home with their rescue dog Mulan and ge�ng to know their many neighbors and fellow PACC Members.

Dan, Stephanie, Hannah, William, Lucy & Nora Bowen

Resident Full

Sponsor: Flynn Cochran

The Bowen family recently relocated from Charlotte, NC to Virginia Beach as Dan accepted a new position with Groundworks. Dan is a graduate of Virginia Tech and received an MBA from the University of Chicago. Stephanie is a homemaker and busy mom to their four young children: Hannah (7), William (5), Lucy (5) and Nora (3). In their leisure time, they love to play golf and tennis and are looking forward to enjoying the new pool this summer!

Welcome New Members

Adam, Kylene, Riley, Avery & Reese Carroll

Resident Athletic Sponsor: Mollie Korte

Adam is a graduate of East Carolina University and Campbell Law School and is a managing partner at Wolcott Rivers Gates. Kylene is an occupational therapist. Adam and Kylene were part of Neptune Festival Court 46 and are involved with several organizations volunteering their time to the community. They have three young daughters, Riley (8), Avery (6) and Reese (6), who keep them active. As a family, they enjoy horseback riding and playing golf. They look forward to enjoying playing golf and relaxing poolside at the PACC.

Lee, Stephanie & Casey Clark

Resident Social Sponsor: Mac Davis, Jr.

Lee & Stephanie reside in the Great Neck area and are natives of Virginia Beach. Lee is a graduate of William & Mary and received an MBA from Old Dominion University. He has been with TowneBank for over 14 years and serves as Senior Executive VP and Chief Human Resources Officer. Stephanie, a JMU grad, is a REALTOR at RE/MAX Alliance and leads a team of 28 sales and property management professionals. They have two adult sons Connor and Casey and a daugher-in-law, Tess. Lee and Stephanie are very involved with the community, volunteering their time at Spring Branch Community Church and ORPHANetwork in Nicaragua. They look forward to attending events at the PACC and socializing with their many friends and neighbors.

Monty, Lisa, Dylan & Samantha Dise

Non-Resident Full Sponsor: Jason Dodd

Monty and Lisa Dise were both born and raised in Richmond, VA and now reside in Midlothian where they are members of Salisbury Country Club. They have two children, Dylan (20) and Samantha (16), and family dog Brandy, a Cavachon. They recently purchased a second home at The Cavalier Residences and look forward to spending more time relaxing at the beach. Monty is a proud University of Georgia graduate and has owned a successful insurance brokerage firm, Asset Protection Group, for over 25 years. Lisa also has an insurance background, having worked for The Travelers Insurance Company for over a decade before leaving to start a family. In their leisure time they love to travel, enjoy live music, play tennis, relax on the beach and are ge�ng into golf. They look forward to meeting new friends at the PACC and enjoying all the fun the Club has to offer.

Welcome New Members

Dr. Deidre, Brendan, Ryan, Bradley & Carson Fish

Resident Full Sponsor: Dr.

Len Futerman

The Fish family relocated to Virginia Beach in 2016 from Fort Myers, FL where they were members of The Forest Country Club. Deidre is a graduate of the University of Florida College of Medicine and is a partner in Complete Women’s Care, a division of Mid-Atlantic Women’s Care. Brendan is a stayat-home dad to their busy sons Ryan (19), Bradley (16) and Carson (11). In their leisure time, they love spending time together as a family with their four rescue animals, being active outdoors, enjoying live music and relaxing at the beach. Brendan is an avid golfer and is already a fixture out on the PACC course!

Dominick & Patricia Garcia

Resident Full Sponsor: Edward Garcia, Jr.

Dominick is a PACC Legacy, with several family members who are past and present PACC Members. Dominick and Pat met in law school in the 1970’s and married shortly therea�er. A�er they both clerked for Circuit Court Judges in Baltimore County, Pat began law practice specializing in criminal defense while Dominick practiced both criminal and civil litigation. A�er living in Maryland for over 43 years and raising a family, they have retired to Virginia Beach and are residents of the Oceans Condominium. They have two adult married children and are loving being grandparents to their four beautiful grandchildren. They are active in several philanthropic, religious and social organizations and enjoy giving their time to the community. Dominick is an avid golfer and enjoys playing as o�en as possible. They look forward to attending events at the Club and socializing with their many friends and neighbors.

Raymond & Debra Gromelski

Resident Full Sponsor: David Murphy

In 1980, Ray and Debra Gromelski moved to Hampton Roads from upstate New York to complete their education and pursue career opportunities. For more than 30 years they operated a business with corporate headquarters located on the oceanfront. Since 2008, Ray and Debra have remained active volunteers supporting ForKids, a local non-profit serving homeless families with children. They enjoy golf, traveling, relaxing with family and friends, long walks and trips to the Outer Banks. They have one adult child, Alex, a graduate of Norfolk Academy and the UVA McIntire School of Commerce. Alex and his wife, Sarah, are the proud parents of daughter, Sophia. Recently retired and having moved to The Cavalier Residences, Ray and Debra look forward to enjoying the many activities of the PACC.

Welcome New Members

Brian, Ryan, Luke & Elizabeth Hill

Resident Full Sponsor: Adam Newman

Brian and Ryan recently moved to Linkhorn Park a�er living in Chesapeake, Virginia for 20 years. Both proud East Carolina University graduates, Brian is the Vice President of Sales at OVM Financial and Ryan is a pediatric nurse. Their two children, Luke and Elizabeth, look forward to improving their tennis and golf games while also enjoying the other athletic facilities at the PACC. Brian is a current Board Director of the Tidewater Mortgage Bankers Association as well as a member of the East Carolina University Educational Foundation. The Hill family is happy to finally enjoy beach living and spend more time with lifelong friends they now get to call neighbors.

Mark, Kendra, Colin, Lane & Carter Horton

Resident Full Sponsor: Patrick

Shuler

Mark and Kendra grew up in Virginia Beach and live in Great Neck. They have three children Colin (9), Lane (6) and Carter (4). Mark is a Vice President of Commercial Risk Management at Towne Insurance. Kenda has been practicing as a dental hygienist for 20 years and is a clinical instructor at her alma mater Old Dominion University. Their family enjoys time together at the beach, running, biking, swimming and cheering for ODU sports. They look forward to participating in Club social activities, golf, tennis and the Breakers swim team!

Maria & William Rasmussen

Non-Resident Social Sponsor: Worth Remick

Maria and Bill are Richmond residents and are members of the Country Club of Virginia. Maria is senior counsel at McGuireWoods LLP, specializing in executive compensation and employee benefits. Bill has a PhD in Art History and Architectural History, has authored multiple books about Virginia history and is senior museum collections curator at the Virginia Museum of History and Culture. They have four grown children and are dog lovers. They play golf, love the outdoors, reading and traveling. They have recently purchased a second home in the North End and look forward to spending more time relaxing at the beach.

Welcome New Members

Sarge, Margaret & Julian Reynolds

Non-Resident Full Sponsor: Benjamin Rawles III

Sarge and Margaret reside primarily in Richmond where they are members of the Country Club of Virginia and are also members of Farmington Country Club in Charlottesville and the Bath and Tennis Club in Palm Beach, FL. They recently purchased a second home in the North End and plan to spend more time in Virginia Beach with their adult children Jess and Randy. Sarge is a graduate of the University of Virginia and is the co-founder and principal of Reynolds Development, a full-service commercial real estate development, investment and management firm. In their leisure time, Sarge and Margaret enjoy hiking, golf, tennis, pickleball and attending UVA sporting events. They look forward to relaxing with friends at the Princess Anne when they are at the beach.

Henry, Liz, Hank, Celie

Non-Resident Full Sponsor: Barry

Purcell

& Turner Shield

Henry and Liz reside primarily in Richmond and are members of the Country Club of Virginia. Henry is a managing member of Stanley Shield LLC, a commercial development enterprise and Liz is a stay-at-home mom to their busy and athletic children Hank (17), Celie (14) and Turner (14). In their leisure time, they enjoy listening to live music, golf, hunting, skiing, mountain biking, water sports and racquet sports. They look forward to spending more time relaxing at the beach together as a family and having fun at the PACC!

Christopher & Reese Thompson

Resident Full

Sponsor: Richard Doummar

Chris is a Virginia Beach native and prior member of the Cavalier Golf & Yacht Club. He a founding member of the Virginia Gentlemen Foundation and is the creator of their annual JT Walk benefi�ng the ALS Association and local ALS charities. He is President of VA Restaurant Management Services and operates The Rock Boardwalk Bar & Seagrill as part of Gold Key Hospitality. His daughter Reese (14) is a competitive junior tennis player who is looking to grow in the sport with the PACC tennis program. In their leisure time, Chris and Reese enjoy traveling, playing golf and tennis and enjoying fine dining.

Welcome New Members

Brittany & Krisalyn Watrous and Lewis Capolupo

Resident Full Sponsor: John Stein

Brittany, Krisalyn and Lewis currently live in Croatan. Brittany is a lifelong resident of Virginia Beach and Lewis is from Northern Virginia and moved to Virginia Beach 15 years ago. Brittany has worked with LifeNet Health for over 14 years in their Quality/ Regulatory Division. Lewis was a Sales Executive with IBM for eight years and recently accepted a new position with e-Plus Technology as a Business Development Executive. Krisalyn (14) loves drawing and playing video games. They all love being outdoors, spending time at the beach, biking, playing tennis, volleyball, surfing and playing golf. They also enjoy cooking as a family and entertaining their closest family and friends.

Membership Matters

Rule change

Surviving Spouse Members Moved From Associate To Regular Membership Section II, Appendix A-C

II. MEMBERSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS AND FACILITIES PRIVILEGES

A. Introduction

The Bylaws provide that the Club has two basic classes of membership: "Regular" and "Associate." Regular members are entitled to vote, to hold office and serve on the Board of Directors and to participate in the distribution of assets upon any dissolution of the Club. All other members are Associate members. Membership is non-transferable except to surviving spouses or as otherwise provided herein (see Membership Transfers, paragraph 2) and ceases upon death, resignation or expulsion of the member.

B. Regular Membership

1. Subclasses. Within the Regular class of membership, there are three subclasses "Full," "Athletic" and “Surviving Spouse” pertaining to the facilities privileges of membership.

a. Full members are entitled to unlimited use of all Club facilities; subject to payment of à la carte green fees and court fees (annual Comprehensive or Tennis athletic supplements are available to cover unlimited green and court fees).

b. Athletic members are entitled to unlimited use of all Club facilities other than the golf course (limited to ten times per year, driving range and practice areas not included), subject to payment of à la carte green fees and court fees (annual Comprehensive or Tennis athletic supplements are available to cover unlimited court fees and the ten times of golf green fees per year).

c. Surviving Spouse membership is available only to a widowed, un-remarried spouse of a deceased Full member. A Surviving Spouse member has full facilities privileges; subject to payment of à la carte green fees and court fees (annual Comprehensive or Tennis athletic supplements are available to cover unlimited green and court fees).

Social Members: Upgrade for Pool Privileges before Summer!

As a reminder, Social Members do not have pool privileges except for Club-sponsored events like Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, etc. Upgrade to Athletic or Full membership before our new Aquatics Complex opens to enjoy our beautiful new pool! Contact Membership Director Courtney Whittemore at cwhittemore@princessannecc.com or 757-428-4141 x313 to discuss upgrade opportunities.

Get Healthy, Fit & Fun in 2021!

Let's face it, 2020 stunk, but we're excited for this year and hope you will join us in ge�ng Healthy, Fit & Fun in 2021! Your PACC team has developed Club-wide programs to help keep you healthy; mind, body and spirit. Several programs are outlined below and there is more to come. We'll continue to share new details via email and on our Club Facebook and Instagram pages, so give us a follow.

Introducing the Fit Fork

You can now easily identify PACC's healthiest menu items with our "Fit Fork" icon. Whether in the Chesapeake, Linkhorn Lounge or Breakers, the "Fit Fork" will guide you to making healthier dining decisions.

YouTube On-demand Fitness Classes

Take the PACC fitness team with you wherever you go. Visit the PACC YouTube page for on-demand fitness classes ranging from Yoga to HIIT, Pilates and more! BONUS! Head over to Facebook and Instagram to find quick and easy at-home workouts.

PACC Team Highlights

Team Member | Jerry Burton

Have you noticed that tall, welcoming gentleman pouring your favorite wine in the Chesapeake or Linkhorn Lounge? That is our Restaurant Assistant Manager Jerry Burton, who was a welcome addition to our Princess Anne family in 2019. Jerry was raised in Chesapeake and grew up surfing and swimming in Virginia Beach. He was a competitive swimmer, competing both locally and nationally. A�er graduating from Hickory High School he attended the University of Connecticut for two years where he continued to swim while going to school. A�er leaving UConn, he attended Tidewater Community College and graduated with an Associates of Science degree in 2017. During his education, exploring the endless possibilities of where to focus his studies, a geography professor introduced a term called terroir. As the professor explained terroir's effects on a region’s climate, soils and terrain, he also explained how the culmination of those individual components effects the taste of the region's wine. Jerry's fascination of wine and wine production was sparked! In 2019, he passed the Introductory Sommelier Exam. Although he is delayed in taking the Certified Sommelier Exam due to COVID-19, he continues to prepare for the day he can take the Court of Master Sommeliers Certified Exam. Jerry continues his wine education through the Wine Spirit Education Trust program. When he's not here at the Club, or enjoying a glass of wine, he enjoys saltwater fishing and spending quality time with his girlfriend Elaina and miniature English bulldog Ellie.

Before

PACC Takes the Plunge!

After

On Saturday, February 6, for the fi�h year straight, a brave group of our PACC Team Members and friends jumped into the freezing Atlantic to support the Special Olympics of Virginia! The ‘PACC Plungers’ not only helped by raising $7,357 of the festival’s $808,420, they boldly ran into the ocean in show of their support on a balmy 54o winter day.

Special Olympics of Virginia provides year-round sports training, competition, leadership opportunities and health services to more than 27,000 athletes of all abilities. They are helping to make the world a better, healthier and more joyful place - one athlete, one volunteer, one family member, one plunger at a time.

Congratulations to our PACC Team for their fundraising efforts and bravery in support of this wonderful cause!

Exciting Mobile App Updates

Technology UpdateTechn y

We are always looking for new ways to utilize technology to enhance your PACC experience and easily connect you with your Club.

We are now excited to introduce version 2.0 of our Princess Anne mobile app! The redesigned app is easy, intuitive to use and filled with amazing features that you will enjoy. You can get instant updates about events, order food-to-go, make dining reservations, pay bills or access personal Club account information.

The new version of the PACC app will be implemented on March 9, 2021.

Coming Soon!

Please look for more details via email and our PACC website, including a video highlighting the new 2.0 navigation and an overview of updated features.

Version 2.0 Highlights

Buddies & Chat

All-new

LET'S GO GREEN!

We aspire to make a positive impact on our community and make more environmentally mindful choices to protect our beautiful planet. We would love your support!

It doesn't need to be hard. Simple steps to reduce, reuse and recycle can add up. Using less paper is a great place to start. Did you know...

• Pulp and paper is the third-largest air, water and land polluter among all industries in the US.

• The U.S. cuts down approximately 68 million trees each year to produce paper products.

• On average Americans use 7 trees per person a year in paper, wood and other products made from trees.

We can make a difference! We are encouraging you to opt in for digital newsletters and emailed statements (versus printed/mailed). This will not only save your Club money, it will help save our world.

Help us go green by op�ng for email statements!

Email Statement Opt-In Instruc�ons

Website

• Log in to www.princessannecc.com

• Navigate to My Club > My Profile

• In the Statement Delivery Method section, select Electronic Statement

• Select your desired email address > click 'Update' to save

Mobile App

• Open the PACC mobile app

• On main menu, select Statement Delivery Method

• In the Statement Delivery Method section, select Electronic Statement

• Select your desired email address > click 'Update' to save

Look for more eco-friendly initiatives here at PACC this summer!

Jumbo lump crab and poached scallops salad Honey-smoked salmon Virginia oysters on the half shell Shrimp cocktail

Spinach salad with warm bacon dressing Spring garden salad Fresh fruit salad

Applewood-smoked bacon and sausage links Traditional eggs benedict Cheese grits and home fries Spinach and roasted tomato quiche Omelets made-to-order

Duck fat roasted marble potatoes Pesto-roasted summer squash Brown buttered asparagus amandine

Spice-seared Chilean sea bass with balsamic tomato chutney Garlic & herb roasted chicken with chickpea rotini Roasted prime rib of beef with lemon dill sauce Roasted rack of lamb with apple-mint chutney

Raspberry almond bread pudding with raspberry coulis Blackberry cheesecake Lemon cream pie Flourless choolate cake with roasted orange caramel PACC chocolate chip cookies

SUMMER 2021

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

Use this as a guide, but as camps get closer, 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, fitness, swimming, sport court games and indoor/outdoor cra�s. Lunch is included!

Sessions are limited to 10 children per age group (3-4 and 5-6). Summer camp swim sessions will take place during swim team practice time so team members can attend. Sign-ups will open online on Thursday, March 18 at 9:00 am. Children will spend some time all together and then some time broken into groups of 3-4 and 5-6 year olds.

9:00 am - 1:00 pm Monday - Friday | $225 per child

6.14 - 6.18 | Animal Planet 7.19 - 7.23 | Under the Sea

6.21 - 6.25 | Disney 8.02 - 8.06 | Superhero

7.12 - 7.16 | Around the World 8.09 - 8.13 | Career

KID’S EVENTS

Golf Events

Tennis Camp This camp runs for three hours in the morning and three hours in the a�ernoon, Monday-Friday. Players can come for the first, second or third hour, or any combination, and be charged by the hour. $15/hour advanced sign-up or $18/hour drop-in

Look for details soon on camp age groups and times!

6.07 - 6.11 | Session I 7.12 - 7.16 | Session VI

6.14 - 6.18 | Session II 7.19 - 7.23 | Session VII

6.21 - 6.25 | Session III 7.26 - 7.30 | Session VIII

6.28 - 7.02 | Session IV 8.02 - 8.06 | Session IX

7.05 - 7.09 | Session V 8.09 - 8.13 | Session X

Mixed/Club Events

7.04

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.

Birdie Basics is our class geared towards ages 3-6 and is without question the most powerful curriculum for engaging this age group with golf. We use the storyline of “Momma Birdie” to create fun games and adventures for each class.

(Ages 3-6) / Tuesday / 4:00 - 4:45 pm / $20 per class

3.23 - 5.25 | Spring Semester 9.21 - 11.30| Fall Semester (no class on 11.16)

Junior Golf Academy Powered by Opera�on 36 is a curriculum designed to teach the fundamentals of golf and guide young golfers through their golf journey. This academy is for golfers ages 6-13 and is an awesome way for beginners to learn the game and more advanced golfers to continue developing their skills. The academy is a series of 1.5 hour group clinics combined with tournament-style events. The events give each golfer the opportunity to use their skills on the course and will serve as an indication for the golfer to advance throughout the levels of the academy.

(Ages 6-13) / Tuesday and/or Thursday / 5:00 - 6:30 pm / $40 per class

3.11 - 5.27 | Spring Semester

9.21 - 11.04 | Fall Semester

Junior Golf Camp is a great way to get your junior aged 6-13 out for some golf fun! We cover all aspects of the game over the four-day camp and conclude with juniors playing the course on the final day. This keeps juniors playing golf, as well as introducing beginners to this game.

(Ages 6-13) | Tuesday - Friday | Lunch is included in 9 am - 1 pm sessions

6.29 - 7.02 | 9:00 am - 1:00 pm | $400

7.13 - 7.16 | 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm | $200

7.27 - 7.30 | 9:00 am - 1:00 pm | $400

8.10 - 8.13 | 2:00 - 4:00 pm | $200

8.17 - 8.20 | 2:00 - 4:00 pm | $400

Virginia Beach Junior League is a great opportunity for junior golfers ages 13 and under to come together to learn and compete. There will be four teams in our Virginia Beach League this season: Princess Anne Country Club, Cavalier Golf & Yacht Club, Bayville Golf Club and Broad Bay Country Club. The season will include a series of two-man team Captain's Choice matches, which allows for a fun and low pressure way of playing.

The Virginia Beach Junior League is designed cultivate a love for the game of golf as we welcome junior golfers of all skill levels.

(Ages 6-13) | $250 Matches: Saturday | 3:00 pm

Match Schedule

March 27 | April 3 | April 10 | April 17 | April 24 | May 1 | May 8

Playoff Schedule

SPLASH

Pool Events

All dates are tentative and will be determined based on completion of pool construction.

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

Sat 6.05 | Pool opens daily for Members and Guests

Mon 6.07 | First day of morning swim/dive team practice

TBD | Dive-in Movie Night at the Pool

2021 SUMMER SEASON SWIM/DIVE TEAM PRACTICE SCHEDULE

Swim Team Prac�ces | June 7 – June 11

AGE DAY TIME

6 and under Monday - Friday 4:30 - 5:00 pm

7 and 8 Monday - Friday 5:00 - 5:30 pm

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

11 and up Monday - Friday 6:15 - 7:00 pm

Dive Team Prac�ces | June 7 – June 11

All Ages Monday - Thursday 4:00 - 5:30 pm

Swim Team Prac�ces | Star�ng June 14

AGE TIME

Morning Practice: Monday - Friday

7 and 8 8:15 - 9:00 am

11 and up 9:00 - 9:45 am

9 and 10 9:45 - 10:30 am

6 and under 10:30 - 11:00 am

A�ernoon Practice: Monday - Wednesday

9 and under 4:30 - 5:15 pm

10 and up 5:15 - 6:15 pm

Dive Team Prac�ces | Star�ng June 14

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.

C rseGolf Course & Grounds Update

By Matt Boyce | Director of Golf Course Maintenance and Club Grounds

Throwback

As my time at the Club approaches a close date, I was going through some old "Princess Anne Living" newsletters and found this first one I cra�ed to the Membership. How time flies when you’re having fun!

I also included an old course picture from my first year. It’s been my pleasure!

Matt Boyce Lead Goat Herder Princess Anne Country Club

As my first month at The Princess Anne comes to a close, I want to reflect on the experiences I’ve encountered. First, the Membership cares about the Club. I’ve had several conversations with several Members about golf course enhancement. There really is a push to get this golf course in the best condition it can possibly be. And, quite honestly, I’ve heard several ways to achieve the goal. I am listening to all the ideas and working to improve course conditions. In my second day on the job, I was fortunate to team up with Stan Zontek of the USGA Green Section. Myself, several Members of the Greens Committee and Mr. Shonk ventured through all aspects of the Princess Anne golf course maintenance program. Mr. Zontek outlined his thoughts in a great report that was posted in both locker rooms and can be available at request. I strongly encourage everyone to pick up a copy and read through it.

In other conversations I’ve had with Members a hot topic that comes up often is attention to detail. This seems to be an ongoing source of concern, and my answer to these questions is I agree that it is an eye sore and I will put it on my list. I do see a need for improvement in the overall look of the golf course. There are trees down on the right hand side of #1 that need cleaned up, the 16th pond does need a make over and there are weeds around the tees and greens. I agree with all of those suggestions and I am working in that direction. For instance, we removed 24 stumps throughout the golf course and are currently working towards cleaning out the beds on #3, #13 and #15.

In conclusion, there are areas on the golf course that just need a little “Tender Love & Care.” I am working towards maximizing our resources to achieve the standards that have been set.

Matt Boyce, Tim Liddy and Stan Zontek during the 2007 golf course renovation.

The Golden Rules

Dear Rules Guru, I have noticed that Princess Anne has a set of local rules for the golf course. Do I really have to know more rules of golf? Can you please tell me why local rules are important and provide me with a list for our course. This will help me anticipate problems as I approach each hole.

–Signed “Local Golfer”

Dear Local Golfer, Because PACC has a number of unusual scenarios, the local rules are there to tell the player how to proceed.

Local Rules for the PACC

The Rules of the United Stated Golf Associa�on govern play. In addi�on to the USGA rules of golf, the following Local Rules are in effect:

1. OUT OF BOUNDS | In addition to white stakes, lines and boundary fences, the inside edges of the following roads define out of bounds: holes #4 to the le� of the green, #5, #6 behind the green, #11 behind the green, #12 to the right of the hole, and #16 behind the green. The maintenance area between holes #6 & #7 is out of bounds, defined by the fence. The ground le� of the water hazard on hole #17 is out of bounds.

2. ELEVATED POWER LINES | A ball striking an elevated power line crossing a hole MUST be replayed without penalty. (Note: This most often occurs on the tee shot on # 8, the tee shot on #9 and the second shot on #12.)

3. HOLE #3 DROPPING ZONE | As an additional option to Rule 17-1, a player may use the drop zone short and le� of the pu�ng green for a ball that last crossed the penalty area between the blue stakes at the greenside bunker. (Note: The purpose of this dropping zone is to give the player an option other than dropping in the bunker or playing under stroke and distance.)

4. HOLE # 4 – DROPPING ZONE | As an additional option to Rule 17-1, a player may use the drop zone for any ball coming to rest in the penalty area. (Note: If the ball crosses into a penalty area marked red, the player may use the dropping zone or may use the two club length option from where the ball last crossed the line.)

5. FANS | Fans are temporary immovable obstructions. Relief is allowed for stance, swing and for line of play if the fan is between the ball and the hole.

6. DITCHES and FENCES – HOLES #2, #9, #12 and #15 | The fences and the area between the fences, including the ditches and roads, are one obstruction. The areas are identified, but not defined by, blue stakes. Free relief under Rule 16.

Golden Rules of Golf Will Set You Free.

7. ROADS CROSSING HOLES | A ball which crosses a public road defined as out of bounds and comes to rest on a different part of the course beyond that road is out of bounds. (Note: This most often occurs on hole #4 when the ball crosses the road and comes to rest on hole #5. The ball is out of bounds.)

8. CART PATHS | Cart paths covered by sand are “the general area;” no free relief. 9. DRIVING RANGE NET AND POSTS | are an obstruction. Free relief under Rule 16 for swing, stance and lie. No relief for line of play.

10. OBSTRUCTIONS | the restroom area on hole #3, the halfway house at the 10th tee; the restroom area on hole #15. These structures, including paved areas and cart paths, are each deemed to be single obstructions. Free relief from the obstruction is available. 11. ALTERNATVE TO STROKE AND DISTANCE FOR LOST BALL OR BALL OUT OF BOUNDS | Local rule E-5 found in Committee Procedures is in effect.

REVIEW | REVISED RULES ON THE PUTTING GREEN

ON THE PUTTING GREEN NEW RULE/OLD RULE

New rule: Ball has to be replaced in the original spot.

Replacing the ball if moved inadvertently or by nature, after being lifted, cleaned and replaced.

Old rule: In certain circumstances the ball could not be moved back to the original spot. Repairing damage on the putting green.

New rule: Spike marks, animal damage, etc. can be fixed (cannot fix natural imperfections such as bumps or hollows).

Old rule: Could only repair a ball pitch mark or old hole plugs.

New rule: Allowed as long as it does not improve the conditions.

Old rule: Not permitted (loss of hole / 2 stroke penalty). Ball on the green striking unattended flagstick

New rule: No penalty.

Old Rule: Loss of hole / 2 stroke penalty.

From

the Links

2021 Golf Events Schedule

ese dates are subject to change, please check the online calendar throughout the year!

Please note: the golf shop and golf course are closed for green aerifcation on Monday, March 8 & Tuesday, March 9.

MEN’S EVENTS

One Club Challenge

March 26

The Green Jacket Par 3 April 9

The Green Jacket April 10

McClanan Memorial One Day Member-Member April 23

Windholz Matches Begin May 1

Derby Day Mixed Blitz May 1

PASMGA Opening Play Day May 5

Spring Glow Ball May 7

James G. Parke Member-Guest June 18–19

Men’s League begins (each Thursday)

June 24

Stroke Play Championship July 17–18

Parent-Child July 25

Men’s Triumvirate @ Bayville August 4

Richard D. Cooke Men’s Club Championship August 6–8

Vincent G. Thomas Men’s Member-Member September 10–11

Els for Autism Pro Am Invitational October 17–18

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

October 22–24

Fall Glow Ball October 22

President’s Cup November 5–6

Shootout December 4

Pop-Pop December 17

LADIES’ EVENTS

PALG Opening Play Day May 4

Joanne R. Neff Spring Handicap May 18 & 20

Martha Macklin Smith Member–Guest June 8 9

Ladies Member-Member July 20 & 22

Ladies Triumvirate @ Cavalier August 4

Louis H. Windholz Club Championship August 6 8

Eugene Lee Parker Women’s Senior Club Championship

October 22 24

Turkey Scramble November 23

PALG Christmas Luncheon December 14

From the Links

MIXED/YOUTH EVENTS

Spring Glow Ball May 7

Parent–Child July 25

Junior Club Championship August 7 Husband & Wife Championship September 26 PACC Pro-Am Invitational to benefit the Els for Autisum FoundationOctober 17 & 18 Fall Glow Ball October 22

Family Glow Golf October 23

Virginia Beach Junior League

The Virginia Beach Junior League is a great opportunity for junior golfers, ages 13 and under, to come together to learn and compete. There will be four teams in our Virginia Beach League this season: Princess Anne Country Club, Cavalier Golf & Yacht Club, Bayville Golf Club and Broad Bay Country Club. The season will include a series of two-man team Captain's Choice matches, which allows for a fun and low pressure way of playing.

The Virginia Beach Junior League is designed cultivate a love for the game of golf as we welcome junior golfers of all skill levels. (Ages 6-13)

2021 Golf Events Schedule (continued) Fam

Eve

Parent-Child Camp Out | September 25 Family Glow Golf | October 23 Movie Night On The Range | November 12

From the Links

2021 Junior G f Programs

Birdie Basics

Birdie Basics is our class geared towards ages 3-6 and is without question the most powerful curriculum for engaging this age group with golf. We use the storyline of “Momma Birdie” to create fun games and adventures for each class.

(Ages 3-6) / Tuesdays / 4:00 - 4:45 pm / $20 per class

3.23 - 5.25 | Spring Semester 9.21 - 11.30| Fall Semester (no class on 11.16)

Junior Golf Academy powered by Operation 36

Our Junior Golf Academy is powered by Operation 36 – a curriculum designed to teach the fundamentals of golf and guide young golfers through their golf journey. This academy is for golfers ages 6-13 and is an awesome way for beginners to learn the game and more advanced golfers to continue developing their skills.

The academy is a series of 1.5 hour group clinics combined with tournament-style events. The events give each golfer the opportunity to use their skills on the course and will serve as an indication for the golfer to advance throughout the levels of the academy.

(Ages 6-13) / Tuesdays and Thursdays / 5:00 - 6:30 pm / $40 per class / $10 per event

3.11 - 5.27 | Spring Semester

9.21 - 11.04 | Fall Semester

Event Schedule:

March 13, 20 (3:00 pm)

July 3, 31 (3:00 pm)

August 7, 21 (3:00 pm)

October 9, 30 (2:00 pm)

November 13, 27 (2:00 pm)

Summer Junior Golf Camp

A great way to get your junior age 6-13 out for some golf fun! We cover all aspects of the game over the four-day camp and concludes with juniors playing on the course on the final day. This keeps juniors playing golf, as well as introducing beginners to this game.

(Ages 6-13) | Tuesdays - Fridays / Lunch is included in the 9:00 am - 1:00 pm sessions

6.29 - 7.02 | 9:00 am - 1:00 pm | $400

7.13 - 7.16 | 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm | $200

7.27 - 7.30 | 9:00 am - 1:00 pm | $400

8.10 - 8.13 | 2:00 - 4:00 pm | $200

8.17 - 8.20 | 2:00 - 4:00 pm | $400

From the Links

2021 Ladies Instructi

Ladies Opera�on 36

Cost: $225/semester or $45/class Thursdays | 10:00-11:30 am

This year, we will be using the Operation 36 pla�orm for our ladies golf classes. Operation 36 consists of three pillars: education (weekly class and/or private instruction), practice (coach-guided repetitions) and playing (taking your skills to the course). All education features can be re-visited and watch on an easy-to-use mobile app! The app has short videos that will help you remember the basics taught during class.

Session I | April 1 – May 20

Session II | September 16 – October 28

Tennis Talk

Tennis

From the Courts

Surely it can’t be almost time for the bubble to come down, didn’t we just get it up? Well we all know why it has had a short stint this year, but the good news is the repairs to the blower motor have given it a new lease on life! The bubble is scheduled to be taken down in early March, but, as always, it will be weather dependent. Then courts 2, 3 and 4 will receive a complete resurface before play can resume on them. A company will come in and pulverize the hardened surface, scrape off the dead material and then put about 20 tons of new material down with fresh lines. We will keep everyone informed with their progress along the way.

Ladies Spring Lunch League will be starting soon. The schedule has not been released yet, but it will start mid-April. The “B” Team (3.0-3.5 players) will play at 9:30 am on Wednesdays and the “A” Team (4.0-4.5 players) will play on Fridays at 9:30 am. All ladies are encouraged to stay for lunch a�er the matches.

Lastly, spring season is also the start of Cup season which kicks off with Virginia Cup Saturday, April 26 at The Country Club of Virginia. The very next day is the Fun Cup. For the rest of our Cup events and other tournaments, make sure to check our 2021 tennis calendar of events on the next page!

Nathan's Tip of the Month | How to Successfully Poach in Doubles

When playing doubles we can o�en feel lost up at net at times and the last thing we want to do is poach. Poaching, the act of intercepting and attacking a passing ball, can be one of the most important weapons in doubles and is a must on the court. By spo�ng visual cues or “tells,” we can make a safe bet and poach successfully. Below are several visual cues that you can spot to help get you moving up at net.

1. When you see their back you must attack! This cue is good for singles or doubles. Any time the opponent on the baseline is in distress we should look to move in and attack or if you're already at the net, poach. If the opponent is stretched out exposing their back, they can’t see you and they’re completely defensive, therefore a poach is a great play. In addition, if your opponent doesn’t have the ability to coil and load their groundstroke, their offense is also limited. Other visual cues include; you see a hand reaching out to scoop up a dropshot, the opponent on their backfoot looking to block the ball or they are simply defending pace such as a first serve, a poach is in order!

2. Look for the dipper! O�en, when we’re located at the hot seat (service line), our first instinct is defense. However, if our partner has a reliable dipper (a ball with heavy topspin that dips at the opponents feet), we should look to play offense. Since we can’t look back at what our partner is doing, this is all about the visual cues in front of us! Look for the opponents racquet to dip below the net, due to the dipper. From there, push forward, pinching the net, to cut off the rising ball. It’s a high-level play, but once we’ve learned what to look for, it’s a play we can all easily execute.

3. The middle solves the riddle! Anytime our partner serves middle T or attacks through the middle we should look for the poach. Balls through the middle of the court are difficult to create angles off of, so your opponent o�en has to play back through the middle or simply lob. By poaching and looking for the overhead, you’ll be sure you’re in the right position to finish things off.

Next time you’re on the court, look for the poach and dominate doubles positioning to ensure the win! For more tips like this from Nathan go to www.playyourcourt.com

TENNIS TALK

From the Courts

2021 Tennis Calendar of Events

March

St. Patrick’s Day Cardio Wednesday, March 17 April

Member/Member Mixed Doubles Championship Friday, April 9 – Sunday, April 11

Virginia Cup (@ CCV) Saturday, April 24 Fun Cup (@ CAV) Sunday, April 25 May

Tidewater Cup (@ PACC) Saturday, May 1

Men’s/Women’s Singles Club Championship Friday, May 7– Friday, May 21

Women’s Spindle Cup Singles Tournament Friday, May 7– Friday, May 21

CHKD Warm-Up Event Saturday, May 15

CHKD Mixed Open Doubles Tournament Thursday, May 20 – Sunday, May 23 June

Women’s Spindle Cup Doubles Tournament Thursday, June 3– Sunday, June 6 Anderson Cup (@ FCC) Friday, June 11– Saturday, June 12 July

Open Doubles Tournament Friday, July 9 – Saturday, July 10 August

Junior Singles Club Championship Friday, August 13 Senior Tidewater Cup (@ PACC) Saturday, August 21

September

Member/Member Doubles Club Championship Friday, September 3 – Sunday, September 5

Spindle Cup (@ PACC) Saturday, September 11 – Sunday, September 12 October

Member/Guest Doubles Tournament Friday, October 1 – Sunday, October 3

Junior Country Club Cup Sunday, October 3

L5 USTA Junior Tournament Saturday, October 9 – Sunday, October 10 November

Thanksgiving Day Cardio Thursday, November 25

Thanksgiving Classic L5 USTA Junior Tournament Friday, November 26 – Sunday, November 28 December

Member/Member Mixed Doubles Tournament Friday, December 10 – Sunday, December 12 Holiday Tennis Camps TBA

From the Courts

Holiday Tennis Camp

We had a successful Holiday Tennis Camp with 90 kids over the three days. Everyone had a great time before the holidays!

Pro Shop News

We have some new Head racquets in the shop that are quite interesting. Here’s a synopsis:

Head Gravity Tennis Racquets

With the Gravity series, Head delivers outstanding control and feel to a variety of ability levels and playing styles. From the Pro model, with its thin 20mm beam, dense string pattern and rock solid stability to the Lite mode, with its fast and user-friendly feel, the Gravity series has something for everybody. Each racquet in the series features Graphene 360+ which combines the stability and power of Graphene 360 with SpiralFibers in the lower portion of the head for optimal feel.

HEAD Radical Tennis Racquets

The Radical is the epitome of a "modern player's frame." In addition to offering decent control and feel, the Radical racquet family continues to evolve for the modern game with plenty of speed, power and spin. Offering a variety of different weights and head sizes, this line has something for every ability level.

Lifestyles & Fitness

Fitne

If you’re finding it hard to get back to the gym, not to worry! At-home workouts can be just as effective as gym workouts and intermittent workouts, or short workouts performed throughout the day, may even be more beneficial than a single bout of exercise.

Besides the obvious benefits of exercise, spreading sessions throughout your day increases blood flow and mental alertness, help to bring hydration to your joints and fascia and can improve your flexibility and posture.

TRIGGER WORKOUT TIPS

1. Set a trigger. Use a timer, an object, or walking into a certain room to prompt you to exercise. TV commercial breaks are also a great prompt.

2. Make a plan. You can use one exercise for the full session, switching to a different muscle group for the next session, or run through a short series of exercises at each session.

3. Limit yourself. You want to have the energy and desire to repeat these mini-workouts throughout your day, so it’s not necessary to completely fatigue yourself at each session.

4. Be consistent. The more o�en you do intermittent workouts, the more natural they will become.

The following workouts can be done as intermittent workouts, or can be used as single-session workouts. For intermittent workouts, choose one exercise per session, or repeat the full series two or more times/day. Check out our Instagram feed (PrincessAnneCC) to see the workouts in action!

Lifestyles & Fitness

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Wellness Wednesdays with Colleen Robinson

Meet Colleen

Colleen recently retired from the Marine Corps where she worked in the communications field, training Marines to be combat ready, both physically and mentally. She is now pursing her passion with a career in health and wellness.

Colleen holds a BS in Sport Management: Wellness and Fitness, a Master’s of Science in Exercise Science: Wellness & Fitness and a Master’s Certificate in Wellness Coaching from Cal U. Her certifications include: TRX Functional Training, Certified Personal Trainer and Certified Health and Wellness Coach. She loves education and has started another Master’s Degree in Complementary Alternative Medicine with a focus in Holistic Nutrition. In addition to being a full-time student she also owns a small business, Semper Wellness, LLC, and is a substitute performance coach for a corporate wellness organization.

FITNESS PHILOSOPHY

Wellness is a lifelong process achieved through proper nutrition, stress management, exercise, healthy relationships and rest. Wellness and fitness must be a lifestyle, not something temporary. Anything in life that is worth it requires work, but if you put your mind to it you can accomplish anything!

Session Schedule

Join us as we dig deep into wellness. What does wellness mean to you and how do you incorporate health-promoting behaviors into your life? We will explore topics related to food and nutrition, stress management, fitness and more. More importantly, we will explore ways to personalize these wellness practices in your own life.

March 3 I Healthy Grocery Shopping

March 31 I Mindful Eating

Regsiter on the PACC website or mobile app under Fitness & Wellness > Reserve a Fitness Class.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Social/Dining

Golf

Tennis

Aquatics

Fitness

Youth

Breakfast/ Sunday Funday Clubhouse

Prime Rib Night Clubhouse

1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

Sliders Night Breakers

Wellness Wednesday Zoom

Golf Course Closed: Greens Aerification

Reef is Open

Golf Course Closed: Greens Aerification

Reef is Open

Prime Rib Night Clubhouse

Reef is Open

1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

Sliders Night Breakers

Martini Night Clubhouse Martini Night Clubhouse

Jr. Golf Academy Begins

Reef is Open

Golf Fitting Day with Taylormade

Reef is Open

Breakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

Breakfast/ Sunday Funday Clubhouse

Prime Rib Night Clubhouse

Jr. Golf Academy

1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

Sliders Night Breakers

St. Patrick’s Day Tennis Cardio

Martini Night Clubhouse

Jr. Golf Academy

Bracket Madness

Breakfast/ Sunday Funday Clubhouse

March Madness Viewing

Prime Rib Night Clubhouse

Birdie Basic Begins

Jr. Golf Academy

Breakfast/ Sunday Funday Clubhouse

Prime Rib Night Clubhouse

Birdie Basics

Jr. Golf Academy

1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

Sliders Night Breakers

Easter Egg Decorating Breakers

Martini Night Clubhouse

Jr. Golf Academy

Easter Egg Decorating Breakers

1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

Sliders Night Breakers

Wellness Wednesday Zoom

Ultimate Mac' & Cheese Night Breakers

March Madness Viewing

Breakfast/ Lunch Breakers

Jr. Golf Academy Tourn.

Chili Cook-off Breakers

Catena Wine Class Clubhouse

Breakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

Jr. Golf Academy Tourn.

Golf Fitting Day with Callaway

March Madness Viewing

One Club Challenge

Easter Egg Decorating Breakers

Breakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

Jr. Golf League Match

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday April

Martini Night Clubhouse

Easter Brunch Clubhouse

Breakers Closed

Spring Break Camp Clubhouse

Spring Break Camp Clubhouse

Prime Rib Night Clubhouse

Birdie Basics

Jr. Golf Academy

Breakfast/ Sunday Funday Clubhouse

Breakfast/ Sunday Funday Clubhouse

Breakfast/ Sunday Funday Clubhouse

Fun Cup @ CAV

Prime Rib Night Clubhouse 

Birdie Basics Jr. Golf Academy Prime Rib Night Clubhouse Birdie Basics Jr. Golf Academy

Prime Rib Night Clubhouse

Birdie Basics

Jr. Golf Academy

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Spring Break Camp Clubhouse 1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse Gourmet Grilled Cheese Night Breakers 1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse Build Your Own Pasta Breakers 1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse Pints & Patties Breakers

Jr. Golf Academy Ladies Op 36 

Spring Break Camp Clubhouse Martini Night Clubhouse Jr. Golf Academy Ladies Op 36 Martini Night Clubhouse Jr. Golf Academy Ladies Op 36 Martini Night Clubhouse Jr. Golf Academy Ladies Op 36

1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

Gourmet Hot Dog Night Breakers

Martini Night Clubhouse

Jr. Golf Academy

Ladies Op 36

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Spring Break Camp Clubhouse Green Jacket Par 3 Mem/Mem Mixed Doubles Champ. Sun 

Prime Rib & Bingo Night Breakers McClannan Memorial

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Breakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers Children’s Easter Clubhouse Jr. Golf League Match Breakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers Jr. Golf League Match Green Jacket Tournament

Wine Dinner Clubhouse

Breakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

Jr. Golf League Match

PACC Recess Tennis Courts

Golf Fitting Day with PING

Breakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

Jr. Golf League Match

Virginia Cup @ CCV

Breakfast/Lunch Breakers

Windholtz matches begin

Derby Day Mixed Blitz

Kentucky Derby Party Breakers

Tidewater Cup @ PACC

Virginia Beach, VA 23451

H rs Spring Hours

Chesapeake / Linkhorn Lounge

Breakfast Sunday 8 am- 1 pm

Sunday Funday Sunday 11 am- 8 pm

Lunch Tuesday - Saturday 11 am- 5 pm

Dinner Tuesday - Thursday 5 pm - 9 pm Friday/Saturday 5 pm - 10 pm

Men’s Lounge

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

Ladies’ Lounge

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

Breakers

Breakfast Saturday 8 am- 11 am

Lunch/Dinner Wednesday - Friday 4 pm- 10 pm

Lunch/Dinner Saturday 11 am- 10 pm

Kid’s Club 3800

Babysitting is available for special events as advertised. Drop-in permitted when space is available.

Monday- Friday 7:30 am- 1:30 pm

Friday 5:30 - 9:30 pm

Saturday 8:30 am - 2:30 pm

Golf Pro Shop

March 1 - March 14 Day Golf Shop Bag Room/Range Tee Times Mon Closed 9 am- 5:30 pm Course Closed Tues- Fri 8:00 am- 5 pm 8 am- 5:30 pm Begin at 9 am Sat & Sun 7 am- 5 pm 7 am- 5:30 pm Begin at 8 am

March 14 - April 12 Day Golf Shop Bag Room/Range Tee Times

Mon Closed 9 am- 7 pm Course Closed Tues- Fri 8 am- 6 pm 8 am- 7 pm Begin at 9 am Sat & Sun 7 am- 6 pm 7 am- 7 pm Begin at 8 am

April 12 - September 26 Day Golf Shop Bag Room/Range Tee Times Mon Closed 9 am- 8 pm Course Closed Tues- Fri 7:30 am- 6 pm 7 am- 8 pm Begin at 8 am Sat & Sun 6:30 am- 6 pm 6 am- 8 pm Begin at 7 am

Tennis Pro Shop

Mon- Fri 8 am- 7 pm Sat- Sun 8 am- 5 pm

Fitness Center

Mon-Thur 6 am- 8 pm Fri 6 am- 7 pm Sat 6 am- 6 pm Sun 8:00am- 2 pm