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See you at the Princess Anne!
The next eleven pages introduce forty-three new families into our Princess Anne Family. It has been inspiring to see so many legacy and new families join the Club this year and we invite you take a moment to read their bios and welcome them into the Princess Anne Family.
Up-to-Date from the General Manager
A special thanks to Bill Shonk and his Team. They have been fantastic. The time they spend behind-the-scenes to provide magnificent products and service, with limited staff, has been mind boggling. Nothing will be more evident than the thank you party the Team will put on for you at the Annual Meeting & Dinner, Friday, October 29.
As you are reading this, I hope you have had a chance to take a dip in our new pool, imbibe at the Cabana, take a nap or enjoy all the aquatic toys with your children or grandchildren at our new aquatics complex.
Thank you for your support,
William S. Shonk, CCM, CCE General Manager
I look forward to recognizing outgoing and incoming Directors in our next issue including longtime Club Secretary Les Watson and to seeing you at your Club this fall. As always, as you have thoughts about any aspect of our Club please do not hesitate to contact me on my direct line (757) 4403100 or e-mail wshonk@princessannecc.com.
Thanks to you, the Members, and our incredible Team, golf and tennis are at record play, pickleball is blossoming and, even under restrictions, fitness usage is up. You all have been incredible in supporting our dining at Breakers, The Chesapeake and to-go dining. Wine sales are through the roof. Because of you, we are as strong as ever.
Very few realize the unique demands put upon a private club volunteer president and no one could have anticipated the truly unprecedented circumstances President Chris Fanney would face when he started his term as Princess Anne Country Club’s 50th President nearly two years ago. President Fanney has met each situation with a calming influence, sage wisdom and an encouraging can-do attitude. His ubiquitous presence, no-nonsense acumen and tireless devotion has inspired Club Members and Team Members alike and emboldened our Princess Anne Family in so many ways
President Fanney’s amazing Princess Anne leadership extends far beyond his extraordinary terms as President, these past two years. He has devoted countless hours over the past decade and more, approaching his volunteer service with a deep love, special respect and open mind, to take the appropriate actions to best serve your Club. He worked tirelessly on the Centennial Committee to preserve The Princess Anne’s heritage by publishing Reflections of the First One Hundred Years. He chaired the PGA Golf Professional Search and Entertainment Committees, served as Vice-President and on the Director of Golf Course Maintenance and Club Grounds Selection Committee – and so much more. Through all of this it has been inspiring to witness and learn from President Fanney’s selfless and consistent leadership style. Chris, I will forever be grateful for your mentoring and friendship and hope that in the days ahead, the Princess Anne Family can fully express our gratitude to you, Toby and the entire Fanney Family.
Since October first we have taken in 95 new Member families. Record numbers. Any of you new Members reading this, I thank you for joining our Princess Anne Family.
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Message from the President
Christopher J. Fanney
It’s been 442 days since the beginning of the restrictions that have been placed on the Club due to the COVID-19 virus. Now we’re back – completely open. We have pushed the envelope to keep the Club open to its maximum during this time thanks to the innovation and hard work of Bill Shonk and his Team.
Paul and Kimberley Archer and their four children: Lindsey (20), Lauren (16), Ryan (13), and Kyle (13) live in Chevy Chase, MD, but one day wish to make Virginia Beach their home. They enjoyed being able to spend extra time at their second home on 69th Street this past year and visit with Paul’s parents who reside here. Paul’s grandparents were original builders in Bay Colony and Paul spent his summers and most holidays in Virginia Beach. After college, Paul was commissioned into the Navy and purchased a small cottage on Atlantic & 81st, which they still own. Paul and Kimberly spend most weekday evenings and weekends around the Washington D.C. area shuttling and cheering on their children at multiple field hockey, soccer, basketball, wrestling and lacrosse sporting events. The Archers look forward to adding golf and tennis to their list of sports, making new friends in the community and enjoying all that the PACC has to offer!
Michelle grew up in Chesapeake and is a “double Hoo” graduate of the University of Virginia. Nate is from South Dakota, a graduate of the University of Minnesota and the University of South Dakota School of Medicine. They met each other in Charlottesville in 2006 while Michelle was in graduate engineering school and Nate was completing his anesthesiology residency. After 12 years in San Diego, Michelle and Nate decided to return to Virginia to be close to family. Nate started at CHKD last August as a pediatric anesthesiologist and Michelle is enjoying time at home chasing William (2) around the Oceanfront. Nate, Michelle and William hope to make many friends and memories at PACC, maybe even a hole-in-one, while contributing to the growth and development of the Club and the community.
Michelle, Nathan & William Brakke
Resident Full | Sponsor: Terence Murphy
Welcome New MembersPaul,
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Kimberly, Lindsey, Lauren, Ryan & Kyle Archer
Welcome
Clark, Katie & Marks Belote
Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: Brice Salle
Natives of Newport News and members of James River Country Club growing up, Clark and Katie Belote live in Bay Colony with their son, Marks (1.5), and their dog, Woody. Katie is a dermatologist, practicing in the Virginia Beach and Chesapeake offices of Pariser Dermatology Specialists, Ltd. and a graduate of the College of William & Mary and Eastern Virginia Medical School. Clark is an attorney in the Norfolk office of Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. and a graduate of the University of Virginia and the University of Richmond School of Law. When not busy with work, Katie enjoys spending time on the beach and tackling home improvement projects. Clark surfs and runs whenever he can. As a family, the Belotes look forward to bike rides to the PACC pool, time on the golf course and enjoying all that the Club has to offer.
Resident Full | Sponsor: Barry Hackney
Resident Full | Sponsor: John Atkinson
Ann & Richard Byrne
Resident Full | Sponsor: Terri McIntosh
The Chorazy family recently relocated to Virginia Beach from New York City. Originally from Virginia Beach, Katie received her undergraduate degree from UVA and MBA from Columbia. She works for American Express in partnership management. Also a UVA graduate, Ryan spent fifteen years working in private equity and corporate development. He currently leads corporate development for UPSTACK, a rapidly growing cloud and internet services business. Ryan is also an active member of 757 Angels. They have two young children, Sophia and Beau, and are looking forward to playing tennis and enjoying the new pool.
Geoff & Annesley are Virginia Beach natives and Legacies of the PACC, as the son of Gary & Ruth Cole and the daughter of Robbie & Jodie Berndt. They met while attending Norfolk Academy before moving on to rival schools, the University of Virginia and Virginia Tech. After graduating from Virginia Tech, Geoff spent several years with Norfolk Southern before earning his MBA from William & Mary and transitioning to his current role as Controller at Vantage Consulting Group. Annesley is an Associate with Hanbury Architects, designing both national and local projects. In their spare time, they enjoy going to the beach, playing golf and tennis, teaching Sunday School at Galilee Church and spending time with their puppy, Maizie. Geoff & Annesley share many fun memories of the PACC and look forward to making many more.
Welcome New Members
Morgan, John & Whitt Bratten
Geoffrey & Annesley Cole
Ann Woods is a PACC Legacy, daughter of Cliff & Jane Cutchins. She and her husband Rick and their son Cashel (3) reside in Richmond and are members of the Country Club of Virginia. Ann graduated from the University of Colorado and Rick graduated from William & Mary. Ann is with the VCU School of Education and Rick is an Economist for the VA Department of Taxation. As a family, they enjoy coming down to their residence at the oceanfront, spending time at the beach and swimming in the pool. Ann is an avid golfer and Rick is looking forward to utilizing the fitness center. They are very excited about the new aquatics complex and look forward to relaxing poolside and enjoying time with their many relatives and friends.
Kathryn, Ryan, Sophia & Beau Chorazy
Morgan & Johnny recently moved to the Cape Story area of Virginia Beach after living in Old Town Alexandria where they were members of The Capitol Hill Club. Morgan is from Charleston, SC and is a lawyer, lobbying for an independent firm in DC. Johnny is a Virginia Beach native, grew up on PACC’s 9th tee, obtained his masters from The College of William & Mary and now negotiates contracts for GEICO. Morgan and John’s 8-year-old son, Whitt, attends Norfolk Collegiate and enjoys outdoor sports & playing guitar. As a family, they enjoy skiing in Park City, boating on the Chesapeake Bay and traveling. Johnny is a multi-generational PACC legacy and the family is excited to be back at Princess Anne.
Resident Full | Sponsor: Ruth Cole
Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: Sarah Cutchins Ewing
Resident Full | Sponsor: Dr. Stuart Goldwag
Randall & Carolyn Crutchfield
Resident Full | Sponsor: Nick Szoke
Brad & Rebecca with their kids Cora (10) and triplets Benji (7), Charlie (7) and Dempsey (7) are excited to be returning to their 51st Street neighborhood after two years in Tennessee. Brad & Rebecca hail from Michigan and met during undergrad at the University of Michigan. Brad has been in the Navy for over 20 years, primarily serving as an F/A-18 pilot, and will assume his next position as Deputy Commander of Air Wing 1 in late 2021. Rebecca is the Founder of Cycle Communications, a consulting group. As a family, they enjoy beach days, hiking, biking, running along the boardwalk, travel & great food.
David is a veteran Navy SEAL, graduate of the United Sates Naval Academy and completed his MBA at Dartmouth College. He is now owner & President of Walker Diving Underwater Construction. Catherine is a Pilates instructor and busy mom to their four daughters. As a family, they enjoy running, swimming, hiking, diving, skiing, surfing and traveling. They look forward to becoming involved in the PACC tennis program, playing pickleball, lounging poolside at the new aquatics complex, maintaining their fitness and reconnecting with local friends from their “Navy days.” They are excited to get to know the community of other Members and have a good time together through the events and activities that the Club offers.
of Air Wing 1 in late 2021. Rebecca is the Founder of Cycle Communications, a con-
Resident Full | Sponsor: Amy Metzger
Resident Athletic | Sponsor: Jason Dodd
Randall attended Norfolk Academy, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and completed his MBA at Regent University. He is the Director of Procurement for Colonna’s Shipyard and is Chair of their corporate board. Carolyn played volleyball at Notre Dame and is the Senior Woman Administrator/Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director at ODU. They enjoy giving back to the community through involvement with CHKD, St. Mary’s Home for Disabled Children, First Tee and the Old Dominion Athletic Foundation. They look forward to attending as many social and athletic events as they can.
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Cora, Benjamin, Charles & Dempsey Converse
Gio completed his undergraduate at Virginia Tech and his MBA from William & Mary. For twenty two years, Gio & Chrysta have owned and operated The Language Group, an award-winning, full service linguistic solutions provider. They are avid nature enthusiasts as well as sports enthusiasts. Gio enjoys tennis, golf and table tennis while Chrysta enjoys swimming, training and tennis. They enjoy giving back to the community through supporting and volunteering with the Virginia Stage Company, Tidewater Arts Outreach, Lynnhaven River Now and Empty Bowls. In their leisure time, they enjoy a quiet night out with friends as well as walks on the beach every morning with their two vizslas. They look forward to improving their golf and tennis games, spending time with friends, as well as making new friends at PACC.
Giovanni & Chrysta Donatelli
Welcome New Members
The Falks are a close-knit, community-involved, athletic family that loves all sports, especially soccer. Eric & MaryBeth have three amazing children: Evan (19), Brady (17) and Caroline (15). They also have three sweet fur babies (15-pound pups). They recently relocated from Fredericksburg and purchased a home in Linlier, now that Eric may work remotely for Deloitte Tax LLP. Eric is a graduate of George Washington University where he played soccer and obtained a Master’s Degree in Applied Statistics. MaryBeth is the State Administrator for Metro DC/VA Soccer Association. As a family, they look forward to enjoying the more relaxed beach lifestyle and getting to know their neighbors and fellow Club Members. Brady is already a fixture on the golf course, with the rest of the family soon to follow.
Eric, MaryBeth, Evan, Brady & Caroline Falk
Resident Full | Sponsor: Roy A. Raney, Jr.
John & Ellen reside in Fort Lauderdale, FL where they are members of Palm Aire Country Club and have a second home at the oceanfront. John is a graduate of the University of Virginia, received his MBA from the University of Richmond and is the retired EVP of SunTrust Bank. Ellen is a retired pre-school teacher at First Presbyterian Church. They are also members of The Country Club of Virginia and spend time in Northern Virginia to be with their grandchildren. John is an avid golfer and has played in PACC member-guest tournaments. John & Ellen look forward to gathering with friends for social events and dinners at the Club.
Peter & Patricia Eliades
Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: Preston Moore
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Resident Full | Sponsor: Donald Schultz
John & Ellen Hamner
The Glasser family relocated from Brooklyn, NY to Virginia Beach during the pandemic. Molly grew up in Virginia Beach and is a PACC Legacy, the daughter of Alex & Cathy Raney. She attended Norfolk Academy, graduated from James Madison University and is now VP of Commerce, Brand Marketing & Creative for Mignonne Gavigan, a jewelry company. Greg grew up mostly in Georgia and comes from a military family (USAF). He is self-employed as a contractor. They have a four-year-old daughter, Catherine, that they are thrilled will spend more time together with her maternal grandparents. Their family enjoys being together at the beach, biking, traveling, swimming and playing at parks. They are looking forward to social activities, pool time, tennis, dining and more at PACC!
Margaret, Gregory & Catherine Glasser
Peter and Tish reside in Hopewell and recently purchased a “weekend getaway” at The Oceans Condominiums. They are members of the Country Club of Petersburg as well as Farmington Country Club. Peter is a graduate of Washington and Lee University, obtained his J.D. from the University of Richmond and has enjoyed a successful career as an attorney at Eliades & Eliades, PC. Tish is a graduate of Sweet Briar College and is very involved in continuing support of the College. They love the game of tennis and recently became pickleball enthusiasts. While they plan to spend plenty of time on the beach, they would love to get involved with the tennis program at PACC and enjoy the new aquatics complex.
Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: David Groth
The Kelly family recently moved to the area from Philadelphia, PA. Lauren grew up in Virginia Beach where she attended and graduated from Cape Henry Collegiate School. Fran grew up in Audubon, NJ. They met at James Madison University, both graduating class of 2010. Lauren has a Doctorate of Nurse Anesthesia and is a Nurse Anesthetist at Atlantic Anesthesia. Fran is a Delivery Operations Manager for Amazon’s new facility in Norfolk. They enjoy spending time outdoors and doing fun activities with their son Henry (2), daughter Jane (2 mo.) and dog Tully. They look forward to being at the beach and all the wonderful times ahead!
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Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: Brian Horan
Rick & Biz reside in Winchester where they are members of the Winchester Country Club. They have a second home in the North End and look forward to enjoying more time with their friends in Virginia Beach. Rick is a graduate of Virginia Tech and owns Kern Motor Co. Inc., while Biz is enjoying retirement from the United States Postal Service and hanging up her whistle as a professional basketball referee. They are both passionate about golf, tennis, skiing and cycling, as well as cheering on their six grandchildren at their athletic events. They look forward to attending as many PACC social events as possible and enjoying relaxing dinners
Resident Full | Sponsor: Shane Kinsley
Mason, Jeremy, Ryan & Sadie Kalfus & Susan Burgess
Lauren, Francis, Henry & Jane Kelly
John & Christine are the parents of PACC members Brian Horan and Christopher Horan. They split their time between Bradenton, FL and Virginia Beach where they have a second home on 54th Street. John is retired Navy and was designated as a Naval Flight Officer vice naval aviator. He also worked as a contractor designing exercises for the whole of government. After retiring from service, John became an educator, teaching middle school math. Christine was a teacher and Library Media Specialist. In their leisure time, they enjoy being socially active and dining out. John has taken up golf in his retirement and loves the sport, playing as often as he can. They look forward to enjoying time with their family when in town, relaxing poolside at the Club or chasing their grandchildren around.
Resident Full | Sponsor: Susan Pender
Mason & Susan are attorneys who recently relocated their family from Washington D.C. back to Mason’s hometown where they purchased a home in Bay Colony. They have three children, Jeremy (14), Ryan (11), and Sadie (7), who all love to swim and play tennis. In their leisure time, Mason is an avid Nats fan and plays golf and tennis, while Susan enjoys reading and visiting friends. As a family, they look forward to enjoying all that the Club has to offer right in their backyard. Their children can’t wait to make friends in the community and finish a fun summer
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Welcome New Members
Mark lives on Rudee Inlet and he loves the sunsets! He was a career Naval Officer and is very active in the community. Mark serves as a board member on multiple local and regional business organizations that focus on business innovation and growth, including the Virginia Beach Vision Board. He believes one of the most important ways to make an impact on our community is to start by influencing and creating opportunities for the next generation. He works to achieve this every day as the owner of a technology company. Mark enjoys playing golf, practicing yoga, bike riding on the boardwalk, swimming at the beach, boating and fishing. He attends local theaters for plays and concerts on the beach. Friends and family are extremely important to him and he likes spending time with his six grandchildren. He is looking forward to all of the fun activities at the Club.
Resident Full | Sponsor: William Ambrose
The Kies family recently relocated from Manhattan to Virginia Beach. Lauren grew up in Maryland and Jason grew up in Richmond. They are both very happy to be moving back to Virginia and are looking forward to becoming active members at PACC. Lauren is a healthcare strategy and operations consultant at Guidehouse. She is passionate about education and served as an adjunct professor for several years at GW’s school of public health. Jason was recently named the new Managing Partner of KPMG for the Hampton Roads region. Lauren loves to travel, meet new people and experience new places and restaurants. Jason is an avid history buff and loves to travel, having been to 67 countries. He is a big fan of college football-- Go Hokies! Jackson (2) enjoys going to the beach and the playground, making new friends and he loves dogs and other animals.
Resident Athletic | Sponsor: Michael Hays
Resident Full | Sponsor: Harvard Birdsong II
Mike & Jeanne relocated from McLean to their new home in Bay Colony. Mike is Chief of Anesthesia at Sentara Obici Hospital. They love the relaxed beach life and often spend time in the Outer Banks where they are members of the Currituck Club. They are excited to be in Virginia Beach nearer to their two adult daughters (both nurse anesthetists) and their families who reside here. In his leisure time, Mike loves the game of golf, marathon running, lifting and surfing. They look forward to spending as much time with their family as possible, relaxing at the PACC and, of course, getting out on the golf course!
The Lanning family reside in Manhattan where they are members of several social and athletic clubs. Chris is a Virginia Beach native and looks forward to bringing his family to their beach house and visiting his mother more often. Chris completed his undergraduate and J.D. from the University of Virginia and is the Managing Director and Chief Legal Officer of General Atlantic. Shelly is an investor and their two children Gracie (13) and Bowden (12) attend boarding school. In his leisure time, Chris enjoys fly fishing, golf and racquet sports. They look forward to relaxing at the beach, spending time with friends at PACC and enjoying time together as a family.
Michael & Jeanne Lenczyk
Lauren, Jason & Jackson Kies
Christopher, Shelly, Gracie & Bowden Lanning
Mark Klett
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Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: Scott Mason
Eli & Lauren McKinney
Jack, Emma, Pearl & Elsie Jane Lynch
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Lisa & Scott Miller & Barry & Clayton Anthony
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Lisa & Scott reside in the King’s Grant area of Virginia Beach. Lisa has worked for the Virginia Beach school system for over 25 years as a teacher. Scott is a graduate of the University of Virginia and is a Certified Public Accountant. They are a blended family and have five children and three grandchildren between them. Lisa & Scott perform with the praise band at their church. Scott is looking forward to golf and tennis, while Lisa is looking forward to taking up golf. They enjoy vacationing in Duck, NC and spending time in the North Georgia mountains at Lisa’s 200-year-old ancestralLisahome.&Scott their
Austen, Claire, Henry & Georgiana Packer
Resident Full | Sponsor: Rich Tiberio
Resident Full | Sponsor: Susan Pender
Eli & Lauren moved to Bay Colony from Richmond. They are Virginia natives, born and raised in Reston. They both attended James Madison University where Lauren was an athlete and pre-med while Eli focused on business & information technology. They enjoy being dog parents to two French bulldogs, Brody & Fifi, who you may see them walking around the community/course. Eli has adopted wine as a hobby and hopes to retire from technology to run a vineyard. Lauren is lucky to have a passion that is also her career, caring for children at CHKD as a physician. In their leisure time, they are very social and active and enjoy playing golf, tennis, biking and running.
Michael is a PACC Legacy, the son of Dennis Lynch. Michael & Jessica reside in Richmond and are members of Hermitage Country Club. They also have a second home in the North End of Virginia Beach. They have four children: Jack (13), Emma (12), Pearl (6), and Elsie Jane (1). Michael attended Virginia Tech and is currently a vice president at KBS, Inc. Jessica attended St. Mary’s School of Nursing and is a medical sales distributor. Michael & Jessica enjoy traveling and spending time on the beach in the summer months. They look forward to their family enjoying the golf course, tennis facilities and the new pool.
The Packers recently moved back to Virginia Beach after a year in Oklahoma. Austen grew up in Memphis as a Navy brat, received his BS from Vanderbilt University and his MBA from UVA. He spent ten years on active duty as a fighter pilot at Oceana, works for an artificial intelligence startup (Primer.ai) and still flies F18s in the Navy Reserves. He enjoys golf, cooking, college sports and local beers. Claire hails from Oklahoma City. She received her AB from Harvard University and her MAcc from William & Mary. She is the COO & MD of Capital Formation. She enjoys Austen’s cooking, watching Formula 1, tennis and the Peloton. They have two wonderful children, Henry (4) and Georgiana (1), and a “monstrous” miniature labradoodle, Max (5). The Packers are excited to watch Henry & Georgie learn to play tennis, golf and swim at the Club.
Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: Dennis Lynch
Resident Full | Sponsor: Tammy Ross
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Dr. Lisa Lyon Payne is a professor of communication at Virginia Wesleyan University, and John is a project manager for a local construction company. Lisa and John have lived in Bay Colony for just over 15 years. They reside with their two sons, Jack (15) and Charlie (10), both of whom attend Norfolk Academy. Lisa, a Virginia Beach native, likes to play tennis in her free time and can be spotted around Bay Colony walking their German Shepherd Sally. John has the green thumb in the group and loves anything involving trees and nature. In their free time as a family, they enjoy boating, bike rides and time at the beach.
Andy & Shea have returned to Virginia Beach after a few years of living in North Carolina where they were members at the Old Town Club in Winston-Salem. Andy has resumed his position as CIO at Dollar Tree Stores, where he has a twenty-year tenure. Shea is enjoying retirement from Virginia Beach Public Schools where she served as a teacher, coach and school administrator. They are enjoying being back in Virginia Beach in a new home on 46th Street with their English Springer Spaniel, Zoey. In their leisure time, Andy enjoys golf and is a bourbon aficionado, while Shea is a keen tennis player and is getting into golf.
Resident Full | Sponsor: James E. Field III
Steve & Liz Ann recently relocated from Midlothian where they were members of the Salisbury Country Club. After Steve retired from a successful career in commercial lighting, they are excited to return to Virginia Beach where they both grew up. Steve is a PACC Legacy, as several of his Parnell relatives are members. In their leisure time, Steve is an avid golfer and Liz Ann enjoys yoga and group fitness classes. They also love to hike and travel together. They look forward to enjoying their retirement living near family and long-term friends.
Welcome New Members
Resident Full | Sponsor: Dr. Stuart Goldwag
Alexine & Erik Polumbo
James & Shea Paisley
Resident Full | Sponsor: Don Parnell
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Steve & Liz Ann Parnell
Resident Athletic | Sponsor: Catherine Dodge
Alli is a PACC Legacy, the daughter of Stuart & Lori Goldwag. She and her husband Erik recently moved to the area and are excited to be by Alli’s family. Alli completed her undergraduate at ODU before obtaining her MS.Arch. from Virginia Tech. Erik has an MBA from Troy University. Together they own and operate five small businesses, mostly revolving around real estate development, interior design and e-commerce. In her free time, Alli enjoys being creative and is passionate about art, interior design and vintage fashion. Erik enjoys playing golf, keeping fit and traveling.
Lisa, John, Charlie & Jack Payne
Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: Robert N. Taylor, Sr.
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Jay is a PACC Legacy, the son of Dr. & Mrs. James W. Rawles, Jr. He and his wife Kelsey, son James (3), daughter Eliza (11 m.) and two silly Labrador retrievers reside in Bay Colony. Jay went Norfolk Academy, completed his undergraduate at Hampden Sydney and his MD at EVMS. He is a partner and vascular surgeon at Atlantic Vein and Vascular Associates. The Rawles look forward to spending time on the courts, course and summers by the new pool.
The Rich family recently relocated from Louisville, KY. Kelly and Audra now reside in Bay Colony with their four children, Ava (16), Ireland (15), Lillian (12) and Mikey (12), and their three dogs, including two Newfoundlands, Julep and Grizz, who you will likely see roaming the beach. Kelly is a graduate of Miami University (Ohio) and Xavier University, and is the Vice President of Finance for Groundworks. Audra is a graduate of the University of Kentucky and, after a career in cytology, is now in charge of family logistics. The Rich family will be spending many weekends at soccer tournaments with their kids, but Audra is also looking forward to playing tennis at PACC and Kelly is looking forward to actually finishing an entire 18 holes of golf with his kids one day. They are all looking forward to the new pool and meeting new friends in Virginia Beach!
Dr. Jay, Kelsey, James & Eliza Rawles
Resident Full | Sponsor: Dr. James Rawles, Jr.
Resident Full | Sponsor: Dan Bowen
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Kelly, Audra, Ava, Ireland, Lillian & Mikey Rich
Resident Full | Sponsor: Bobby Beasley III
Liza & Chris Rice
Liza and Chris reside in Princeton, NJ where they are members of the Bedens Brook Club and have a second home in the North End. Liza is a PACC Legacy, as niece of Dawson & Ann Taylor and first cousin of Bob, Russ, and Joe Taylor. Liza attended boarding school at Choate Rosemary Hall, completed her undergraduate at Smith College and her JD at the University of Chicago Law School. She is enjoying retirement as a non-practicing attorney. Chris also attended boarding school at Choate Rosemary Hall and completed his undergraduate and graduate degrees at the University of Pennsylvania. After enjoying a successful business career, he now serves on the Board of Advisors for venture capital firm Archetype Solutions Group. Liza and Chris love the game of golf and look forward to spending time on the course.
Russell is an active-duty helicopter pilot for the Navy and is stationed in Norfolk. His older brother, Staton, is a former PACC member who was relocated to Japan last year. Russell is a graduate of the University of South Carolina and is a proud South Carolina native with his family based in Columbia. In his leisure time, Russell is passionate about the game of golf and hopes to play every chance he can. He is also looking forward to relaxing poolside at the new aquatics complex.
Russell Pruitt
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Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: Ray Paul
Dan grew up in Virginia Beach and is a PACC Legacy. He recently retired after a long career in the athletic department of Washington and Lee University. Before his successful career in collegiate athletics, Dan earned degrees from the University of Southern California and James Madison University. He is happy to have settled back in his hometown and recently purchased a home in Alanton. Dan is looking forward to devoting time to the game of golf, keeping fit and traveling.
Jen & Sam have lived in Virginia Beach for the better part of 10 years. They are both graduates of the US Naval Academy and Sam recently completed his MBA through the University of Virginia Darden program. They are both currently serving as active-duty Naval Officers. Jen is Director of Operations & Training and Sam is an F/A-18 pilot. They are an active family that loves going to the beach, hiking, swimming and all sports. They are looking forward to exposing their daughter Raegan (3) and baby-on-the-way to new activities and friends at PACC.
Mike, Katie and their three daughters (Mary Kate, Clare and Bridget) reside in Alexandria. Mike completed his undergraduate and graduate degrees at the College of William & Mary and is a sales & marketing executive for Deloitte. As a PACC Legacy, Mike grew up swimming, playing tennis and golf with his family and looks forward to continuing the tradition. As their daughters are college-bound, Mike and Katie are excited to spend more time at the beach, making new friends and reconnecting with old ones.
Resident Full | Sponsor: Travis Bode
Ned & Frances reside in Richmond and are members of the Country Club of Virginia. They recently sold their vacation home in Hilton Head and have purchased a home in Virginia Beach. Ned graduated from Hampden Sydney, served in the Army and retired in 2008 as Executive Vice President of Universal Leaf Tobacco Company. Frances graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. They are enjoying their leisure time and are passionate about the game of golf. They look forward to spending more time at the beach, relaxing and having a good time with their many friends.
Edward & Frances Schaaf
Michael, Kathleen, Mary Kate, Clare & Bridget Savage
Jennifer, Samuel & Raegan Rykaczewski
Daniel Roland
Resident Full | Sponsor: Thomas Roland
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Welcome New Members
Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: Todd Savage
Welcome New Members
John & Eleanor Taylor
Resident Full | Sponsor: Russell Lyons
Pete & Ellie grew up in Baltimore, MD and were college sweethearts, although they followed different paths after graduation. Pete was an All-American lacrosse player at the Naval Academy before becoming a Naval Aviator while Eleanor attended Sweet Briar College and found her way to Wall Street. After retirement, Pete set up the F/A 18 simulator site at NAS Oceana as contract simulator instructor when the Hornets relocated from Jacksonville, FL. Over 50 years after their first date, Pete and Eleanor reconnected and were married last year. Pete enjoys playing golf and looks forward to spending as much time on the course as he can.
Resident Social | Sponsor: John Mazach
Dr. Richard & Stephanie Sowers
The Tiberios recently moved back to Bay Colony from Southern Maryland. While originally from Pittsburgh (Richard) and Toronto, Ontario (Jessica), Bay Colony/VB is now what the family calls home. The Tiberios are avid NHL fans and have a split home between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Montreal Canadiens, so if you root for the Caps or the Bruins, you may want to avoid the topic. Richard enjoys outdoor activities, especially surfing and riding bikes around the neighborhood with the boys. You may find Richard out on the links, but if you see a driver in his hand, you may want to take cover. It’s anyone’s guess where it’ll end up! Jessica loves cooking and baking and generally relaxing after wrangling the boys, Luke (5), Gregory (3) and Benjamin (8 mo), all day. The Tiberio boys are looking forward to dabbling into the golf scene for the first time and spending all summer by the new pool. CANNONBALL!
Sunny & Chris are long-time residents of Virginia Beach, attending area high schools and college at UVA and William & Mary, respectively. They reside in Bay Colony where they have lived for the past two years. They are enjoying being engaged and planning their upcoming wedding at PACC. Sunny spent several years as an actuarial analyst at Anthem. She completed her MBA at William & Mary and recently accepted a position at Booz Allen Hamilton. In her leisure time, Sunny enjoys playing golf and tennis as well as the violin. Chris is a Certified Public Accountant and has worked in various healthcare analytics roles for Anthem over the past 10 years. Currently, he is the Director of Reporting and Data Analysis overseeing healthcare insights for Anthem’s 14 commercial and specialty markets as well as their national group segment. In his leisure time, Chris enjoys the beach and various related activities such as surfing, kitesurfing and hydro-foiling as well as golf.
Sunyoung Yi & Christopher Burgess
Pete
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Pete is a graduate of the University of Virginia and the Medical College of Virginia. After serving as a flight surgeon in the Air Force, Pete was an emergency room physician before founding Patient First in 1981. In his leisure time, Pete enjoys staying active in the gym and playing golf. He and Stephanie look forward to time relaxing with friends over a glass of wine in the Chesapeake.
Pete & Stephanie reside in Richmond and are members of the Country Club of Virginia. They have a second home at the Oceanfront and are looking forward to spending more time in Virginia Beach.
Resident Full | Sponsor: Dean Martin
Non-Resident Full | Sponsor: Edmund Benson
Rich, Jessica, Luke, Gregory & Benjamin Tiberio
Meet Lane Torbert ~ Banquet Manager
Lane has been in the food and beverage industry for over 20 years and she joined our PACC Team in July. She was born and raised in the Great Neck area of Virginia Beach and attended Radford University to earn a business management degree. Lane and her husband Tommy were married in the Bahamas in 2006 and have a 15 year-old daughter (Haley) and 12 year-old son (Tommy). Haley plays volleyball for Cox High School and on a travel team, just like her mother did! Tommy plays golf and in the future wants to play for Cox and Virginia Tech. Lane also enjoys playing golf with her family and with her ladies team. She also loves fishing and for the past 15 years, has been part of the all-ladies Wine, Women & Fishing team in the Billfish Tournament.
Meet Alex Loope ~ Tennis Professional
Alex is a Norfolk native and recent graduate of Davidson College where he played four years of Division I tennis. He attended Norfolk Collegiate School where he was state player of the year and TCIS player of the year. At Davidson, he was a doubles specialist with wins over nationally ranked teams from UVA and Virginia Tech. Most recently, he has been a hitting partner for Jack Sock, Olympic gold medalist and grand slam champion. Alex has worked our children’s tennis camps for three summers and is excited to join the Team full time and to share his expertise with players of all levels. Alex is looking forward to being a part of the Princess Anne tennis community and working with the unbelievable Team, most of whom he has known for a long time. He is also looking forward to teaching the sport that he loves, as tennis has been Alex’s passion since he was very young.
Employee SpotlightTeam
Recently, Lane assisted in testing and revising our frozen drink menu at our new Cabana Bar. She is thoroughly enjoying the Members, Team and events at Princess Anne. Next time you’re at the Club, stop in and say ‘hi’ to Lane!
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Aquatics Complex Opening AQUATICS COMPLEX
Aquatics
PHOTO REQUIREMENT
MondayHOURS- Thursday | 10am - 8pm / Friday - Sunday | 10am - 9pm
GUEST RULES
All guests must be accompanied by a Member or obtain a guest pass. Guest fees are $5/visit for children (under 18) and $10/visit for adults.
There are three pergolas on deck. Each pergola has three sections available at $75/section or all three for $200. Otherwise, the tables and soft seating under the pergolas are first come-first serve. To reserve a pergola please contact Mardy Colling at 757-440-3104 or mcolling@princessannecc.com,
Pool entry will require an uploaded profile picture on our Club website or mobile app.
MembersACCESS in the Full, Athletic, Surviving Spouse or Non-Resident Full classifications have access to the pool. Please note that Social Members only have pool access for Club-wide events such as Labor Day, Fourth of July, etc.
For food and beverage service on other areas of the pool deck (lounge chairs, soft seating, deck), please visit the concession stand or cabana bar to place your order. You will be provided with a pager to notify you when your order is ready.
PERGOLA RESERVATIONS
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Full-service,DINING
tableside dining will be available in the designated dining area closest to the concession stand. This area includes round tables with umbrellas.
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DINING WEEKLY SPECIAL FEATURES TUESDAYClubhouseSATURDAYlDinnerSpecials TUESDAY Clubhouse | Crafts & Drafts WEDNESDAY Clubhouse | 1/2 Price Wine Night Breakers | Happy Hour (Sept.) Breakers | Street Taco Bar (Oct.) ClubhouseTHURSDAY| Throwback Thursday FRIDAY - SUNDAY Breakers | Chef’s SpecialsEnjoy dinner specials every Tuesday - Saturday! Dining venue hours are also available on our website & mobile app. THE CHESAPEAKE & LINKHORN LOUNGE TUESDAY � THURSDAY Lunch: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Dinner: 5:00 - 9:00 pm Lunch:FRIDAY/SATURDAY11:00am-5:00 pm Dinner: 5:00 - 10:00 pm SUNDAY Brunch: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm LOUNGES TUELADIES-FRI | 11:00 am - 2:00 pm MENS TUE - SUN | 11:00 am - 2:00 pm BREAKERS WEDNESDAY � FRIDAY Dinner: 4:00 - 9:00 pm SATURDAY Breakfast: 8:00 - 11:00 am Lunch/Dinner: 11:00 am - 9:00 pm Breakfast:SUNDAY 8:00 - 11:00 am Brunch: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Lunch/Dinner: 1:00 - 8:00 pm SOCIAL / DINING EVENTS SUN 9/05 Labor Day Weekend Party SAT 9/11 Mermaid & Pirate Party SAT 9/11 Last Call Before Fall Party FRI 9/17 Ancient Peaks Wine Class SAT 9/25 Children’s Camp-out Night FRI 10/15 Hayride SAT 10/16 Trefethen Wine Dinner WED 10/20-21 Pumpkin Decorating @ Breakers FRI 10/22 Glow Ball Golf Tournament SAT 10/23 Family Glow Ball Golf Tournament FRI 10/29 Children’s Halloween FRI 10/29 Annual Meeting & Dinner SAT 10/30 Chili Cookoff @ Breakers SAT 11/13 Holiday Wine Tasting SAT 11/20 Oyster Roast Look for pop-up wine&SeptemberthrougheventsOctober! 17 Princess Anne Living | September/October 2021
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Make a reservation on the website, mobile app or by calling the front desk at 757-728-4141.
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Social & Dining Breakers Make a reservation by calling Breakers at 757-961-2884. Make a reservation by calling Breakers at 757-961-2884. RSVP on 757-961-2884.ormobilewebsite,theappbycallingBreakersat Princess Anne Living | September/October 2021 20
Social & Dining Make a reservation on the website, mobile app or by calling the front desk at 757-728-4141. 2021 OYSTER ROAST SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20 | 4:00 � 8:00 PM | CLUBHOUSE ENJOY LIVE MUSIC BY MORE PERFECT JONES!
Social & Dining CORPORATE EVENT? EXPERIENCE THE BEST AT PACC! Enhanced Amenities We Offer: Premiere Resort Location Flexible Event Spaces Over 200 Parking Spaces On-site Catering Coat Check Audio Visual Equipment Event Rentals Coordination Event Planning Specialists Personal Service Considering your next event? Call McCall Andy at 440-3101 to learn what your Club can offer! WEFORAREYOU!Ready We want you to feel confident while hosting your events with us. We’ve taken great pride in providing the safest and most comfortable experience for our Members and their guests. No matter your association needs, we are open and ready for you. Take advantage of the many flexible room layouts in our Club, offering your guests an experience of fine culinary, visual and aural aesthetics that they’ll remember for years to come. Princess Anne Living | September/October 2021 22
YouthYouth
sweet summer times For the most updated youth offerings, check our PACC website, mobile app and join our 'PACC Family Fun' Facebook group! Princess Anne Living | September/October 2021 24
If the player can advance his ball from the penalty area, what is he allowed to do?
The Princess Anne Lady Golfers sponsor a “Rules Walk” two or three times a year. It is open to all interested Members. The rules are demonstrated on the course as they might occur at the PACC. The walks are held on Mondays so as not to affect golfers on the course. Richard Wight, a USGA Rules Official, accompanies us and explains the correct procedures on how to take relief, penalties and new Rules additions or changes. We usually visit four holes and cover many situations. The emphasis is to educate Members about USGA rule situations that occur and how to correctly deal with them.
HOLE NUMBER ONE
Playing the ball from the original spot is the same.
The following examples are just a few of the rules we addressed at the last Rules Walk:
The Next Rules Walk is scheduled for Monday, September 13 at 9:00 am. Sign up on ForeTees and join the fun! Questions? Email rules4golf@gmail.com
Answer: Our diagram on the next page shows three scenarios for a ball that ends up in the water:
3. The spot where the ball last crossed the red line is on the green side of the penalty area, so the player may drop within two driver lengths of that point on the green side of the penalty area.
2. Playing from back on the line is not available as that would still be in the penalty area which is not allowed and not even reasonable if it were.
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The Golden Rules of Golf Will Set You Free.
What is a “Rules Walk”?
Ball B: The ball lands on the greenside of the water, but hits below the red line and ends up in the water. For a one-stroke penalty the player has the exact same options as with ball C. The spot where the ball last crossed the red line is on the fairway side of the water. The fact that the ball landed on terra firma and not in the water is not relevant because the ball never cleared the red line on the greenside of the penalty area.
Question 1: How does a golfer proceed when his ball goes in the water on number one? What is the penalty, how does he get relief and does it matter where the ball rests?
Ball A: The ball lands above the red line on the green side of the penalty area and ends up in the water. For a one-stroke penalty the player has the same options as for Balls B & C but the reference point for taking relief produces a much different 1.result.
The Golden Rules
3. The player may drop within one driver length of a spot on a line going straight back from the hole though the estimated spot where the ball crossed the red line. The player may go back as far as they wish.
Ball C: The ball lies outside of this area, but the player has interference from the fence for his swing and/or stance. Again, the relief procedure is the same. Determine the nearest point of complete relief and drop a ball within one driver length of that point.
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Ball lost in this area: There is no penalty for a ball lost in this area. The player must estimate where the ball crossed into the area. This is deemed to be where the ball is lying. Relief is then taken just as with the previous situations.
2. The spot where the ball crossed the red line before entering the water must be estimated; the player may drop a ball within two driver lengths of this spot, no closer to the hole.
1. The player may drop another ball within one driver length from where the previous shot was played.
Ball B: The ball is on the road. The relief procedure is identical to that for Ball A. In this case the question is on which side of the road is the nearest point of relief. The player must determine this. He does not get a choice.
HOLE NUMBER TWO
Question 1: It has happened that the tee shot on #2 landed on the road instead of the green! How does the golfer take relief and what is the penalty? The fence is often an interference as well, either when taking relief or when the tee shot lands near the fence. What is the relief and the penalty here?
In all cases, when the ball is dropped it must remain within the one or two driver lengths which define the relief area. If it rolls outside this area it must be re-dropped. If this happens twice, the ball is placed on the spot where it landed before rolling out of the area.
Ball A: The ball is lying in the ditch. To take relief, the player must determine the spot nearest to where the ball lies that is not closer to the hole. They may then drop within one driver length of that spot. The diagram shows three potential spots. One of these is determined to be the nearest point to the ball. The drop area shown is one driver length, no closer to the hole. Note: the ball when dropped must land in and come to rest within the driver length. The relief area from the ditch includes the fence.
Ball C: The ball crosses into the water on the fairway side of the water, never touching the ground on the green side. For a one-stroke penalty, the player has three options (assuming that the ball is not playable in the water):
Answer: The fences, road and ditches on hole #2 make for a very unusual situation not found on many courses. Accordingly, we have a Local Rule to cover the situation where the player has interference. The best way to understand this is to consider the entire area, including the fences, as one large obstruction. Imagine that this is one wide cart path extending between and including the fences. If the ball lies in this area or if the fences interfere with the player’s stance or area of his swing, the player is entitled to relief without penalty.
Fix Your Divot
Rake the Bunker
How You Can Help With Course Care
Fall is among us and the golf course is entering its busiest period of the season between normal day-to-day play, outings and Club events. The Team and I will be doing our best to maintain these pristine conditions but there are a few things that we can do as a Club that will help maintain our beautiful asset. These three simple tasks will go a long way to sustaining good playing conditions.
Aggressively twist or li� up.
With COVID last year we became accustom to not using a rake and not raking bunkers. Thankfully, a lot has changed since then and we are now back to raking bunkers behind ourselves. When raking, please be sure to try and leave the bunker the same way you entered it. Here’s a quote from the rules of golf from their etiquette section, “The overriding principle is that consideration should be shown to others on the course at all times.” This embodies why we rake bunkers behind our shot, so that the next person has just as good as the lie you had.
Not Enough Too Much Just RIght Golf Course & Grounds Update
By Jordan Spitler | Director of Golf Course Maintenance and Club Grounds
Repairing ball marks is something we should always do and, unfortunately, maintenance teams often spend a significant amount of time each year fixing unrepaired ball marks so that they don’t negatively affect ball roll. The proper way to fix a ball mark can be watched on the Princess Anne Country Club Facebook or Instagram. Here are some dos and don’ts for fixing your ball mark.
Course
Restore surface smoothness by gently pushing from the sides inward.
Taking a divot is a normal part of any round of golf. Repairing your divot should also be a routine part of the game. Taking the time to properly repair your divots can make a big impact in how a course plays and will also set a positive example for other Members/ guests.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me at jspitler@princessannecc.com
Repair Your Ball Marks
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Join us as we tee off in support of Els for Autism, SEALKIDS, Families of Autistic Children in Tidewater (FACT) and Virginia Autism Foundation.
Champions: Evie and Hu Odom 2020 RogerChampion:Newsom
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Upcoming
2020
From the Links
jgarrott@princessannecc.com
Contact to purchase a party pass.
Golf 2020 MitchChampions:Ackaway& Woody Parsons
2020 Champion: Babs Neff
From the Links
The Golf Pro Shop Team will be fundraising on the first tee, Friday, Sep. 3 & Monday, Sep. 6.
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2020 Champion: Billy McClanan
Upcoming Tournaments
Princess Anne Country Club will once again be supporting the Folds of Honor Foundation by participating in Patriot Golf Weekend (Labor Day Weekend).
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.
From the Links From the Links
PATRIOT GOLF WEEKEND
2021 Golf Champions
Kyle Hartley and Hudson Bryant
Sara Erlich, Susan Rawls, Caretta Anderson, and Betty Cameron
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Ladies Member–Guest Men’s Member–Guest
Miller Carr
Jeanne Beck
Ladies Club Championship Men’s Club Championship
Emery Chickey & Reid Chickey
October 22 – 24
Patrick Devine & Chris Devine
LADIES’ EVENTS
Champions: Keith Smedley and Kevin Smedley
Overall Champions
Pop-Pop
Congratulations to all of our winners! On behalf of the Princess Anne Golf Shop we want to thank everyone that participated and made this an amazing event.
MEN’S’ EVENTS
Matthew Angelelli & Camille Angelelli
8 and Under Low Net Winners
The golf shop and golf course will be closed September 13th – 14th due to Aerification.
Capt. L.R. Vail Men’s Super Senior Club Championship
Labor Day
9-12 Low Net Winners
Golf course closed due to aerification
Capt. L.R. Vail Men’s Senior Club Championship
Shootout December 4
Shaun Rai & Alexander Rai
Shaun Rai & Alexander Rai
Eugene Lee Parker Women’s Senior Club Championship
9-12 Low Gross Winners
September 13 – 14
From the LinksFrom the Links
Vincent G. Thomas Men’s Member-Member
Husband & Wife Championship September 26
13-15 Low Gross Winners
October 22 – 24
MIXED EVENTS
13-15 Low Net Winners
Michael Disharoon & Preston Disharoon
Golf Shop and Golf Course Closed
Turkey Scramble November 23
2021 Parent-Child Tournament
Keith Smedley & Kevin Smedley
Fall Glow Ball October 22
16 and Up Low Net Winners
December 17
PALG Christmas Luncheon November 23
16 and Up Low Gross Winners
September 9 – 11
2021 Fall/Winter Golf Events Schedule
Alan Padgett & Anna Padgett
Monday, September 6th, the golf course will be open at 7:00am and the Pro Shop at 6:30am. Tuesday, September 7th, the golf course will be open.
8 and Under Low Gross Winners
Family Glow Ball October 23
Shaun Rai & Devin Rai
TennisFrom the Courts
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Pro Shop News
Junior News
You will notice that we now have a fully stocked shop with lots of different brands to choose from! We’re featuring racquets, shoes and apparel as well as bags, backpacks and pickle ball paddles.
Another thing you’ll notice when you come into our shop is that we have a lot of new merchandise featuring our PACC logo, from tops to hats, visors and bags. We also offer embroidery on most items, so let us know if you would like to add our logo to your merchandise.
Summer Tennis Camp
Charmagne is still stringing all the racquets with our top-of-theline Wilson Baiardo stringing machine. This is a state-of-the-art electric machine, known for its accuracy in producing precise tensions over and over again. The same machine is used to string the pros’ racquets at the US Open and is the reason we have people coming from everywhere to have us string their racquets!
One of our own young talents Grahame Brown has been tearing up the junior circuit, recently becoming one of the first PACC juniors to make it into the National Clay Court Junior 16’s Championships in Boca Raton, Florida! In more exciting news, four of our top juniors played in the inaugural PACC Summer Invitational Tournament. Two reached the semi-finals. Number two seed Joseph Hobbs teamed up with former tour doubles player Nathan Pasha and won two rounds to reach the semifinals before losing to third-seeded Conor Somers and Lester Cook. In the other semi-final, Charles Hobbs and current Virginia Tech standout Evan Fragistas, won two rounds before succumbing to the number one seeds in their semifinal. Ashton Legum and his partner, High School State Singles Champion Evan Pugh, won their first round in the semi-pro event before losing to Charles and Evan. Barrett Foster also competed in the event, partnering with Norfolk State’s Santiago Rendon, and they won their first round before also going out to Charles and Evan. What a great showing from our PACC Juniors!
TENNIS TALK
Grahame Brown
From the Courts
On Friday, June 4th, we hosted a mixed social with a “swingers” theme where everybody got to play one round with their spouses before switching partners and played three rounds! Two were mixed and the other was gender doubles. The format was one set to six for each round. A huge thanks to all the participants for making it a great event and we look forward to the next one!
We already know how to stand in a proper ready position, but rarely do I see Club players have different ready positions for baseline versus net. The reason we should is that the grips are different for groundstrokes vs. volleys. so when you’re at the baseline you should be waiting in your forehand grip so that if you’re returning a serve with your forehand you won’t have to change grips. If it comes to your backhand you’ll have your non-dominant hand on the racquet also in order to change grips. When standing at the net, your ready position should be with your dominant hand in a continental volley grip which will be the same whether you are hitting a forehand or backhand volley. The only exception to this rule is if you’re at the baseline and plan to “chip” or slice your return, in which case you would use the same grip at the ready position as if you were at the net so continental. Baseline Net
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Our first Cup event in over a year featured our best male players in the 27th Annual Virginia Cup hosted by CCV in Richmond. Our team won one more match than they did last year, so while we were still in 4th place we are moving in the right direction against some pretty stiff competition from former ODU players that make up the majority of NYCC’s team and Westwood who also have several ex college players on their roster. In the end, PACC’s top team of Britt Visser and Rhys James spoiled CCV’s chance to make it a 3 way tie with NYCC and Westwood by beating their #1 team 10-8 in the 3rd set tie breaker! Here were the results: 1st – Westwood | 2nd – NYCC | 3rd – CCV | 4th – PACC
John’t Tip of the Month | Ready Position
Swingers & Swigs Mixed Doubles Tournament
It turned out to be a perfect day out at NYCC for the 28th Annual Tidewater Cup Men’s Doubles competition with very little wind and a nice cool temperature for the players. Unfortunately, the tennis part did not go so well for Team PACC where we struggled right out of the gate to get wins. Out of the five morning matches we managed one win from Chris Poulos and Neil Richards. Then, out of the five afternoon matches we got another win from Chris Poulos and Neil Richards who both played superb as well as one from Sam Steingold and Brady McNaughton. With three wins total we fell behind Elizabeth Manor who finished third with four total points, Cavalier who finished second with six total and Norfolk Yacht who won with seven points. Team PACC has won this Cup 12 times in the last 25 years so we have no doubt we will get the Cup back soon! A huge thanks to all our guys for all their efforts and taking time out of their busy weekends to play for their club.
Tidewater Cup
Virginia Cup
Women’s B Final Lexi Rawls def. Sally Ortiz
Men’s Open Final Britt Visser def. Rhys James
Anderson Cup
From the Courts
Andy Hinkle, Annabelle Stiffler, Debby Levi, Amy Paschold, Mariah Standing, Bekki Jucksch, Avery Jucksch, Megan Hupp, John Fraser. Not Pictured: Toby Fanney, Linda Gayle.
Not Women’sPictured:AFinal:
Women’s Open Final Debby Levi def. Beverly Mason
Singles Club Championship
What an exciting weekend we had at Farmington Country Club in Richmond for the 59th Annual Anderson Cup ladies competition! We had a rocky start to the weekend with one of our best players and team captain, Bekki Jucksch, taking herself out of the singles lineup still recovering from shoulder surgery, but was willing to soldier on in doubles. We asked Megan Haynsworth and Dillon Yost, who are currently on our Spindle Cup team, to join the team which they graciously accepted even given the short notice, and then we bumped everyone up a spot. It turned out that Megan was our only singles win out of the six positions on Friday, but we hung in there and swept all three doubles positions! This put us in a second-place tie with Farmington with four points to CCV’s seven. On day two we managed to get four singles wins from Debby Levi, Amy Paschold, Toby Fanney and Linda Gayle. We solidified our 2nd place by getting two more wins in doubles from Annabelle Stiffler and Amy Paschold who were down 5-1 in the first set before winning six straight games to win it! Megan Hupp and Mariah Standing were the other winners, surviving a 3-0 deficit in the third set to win! PACC finished only four points behind the mighty CCV and took second place for the second year in a row! I couldn’t have been prouder of the way they fought for every point. Please give our gals a high five if you see them! Final score: 1st – CCV (14) | 2nd – PACC (10) | 3rd – FCC (6) | 4th – NYCC (6)
Men’s A Final Bryan Plumlee def. Richard Doummar
Dillon Yost def. Aden Beavers Men’s C Final: Brad Wilson def. Doug Yost
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Men’s Senior George Shipp def. Rickey Jacobson
Men’s C Consolation Dean Martin def. Ben Temple
It was another successful year for our Singles Club Championship with over 80 participants throughout seven divisions! We crowned some new club champions this year as well as celebrated repeat winners. A huge thanks to all our participants for making it another record breaking tournament! Here are the results:
Men’s B Final Joe Gondusky def. Monte Lehmkuler
HunterSemifinals:Koontz/Matt Hane def. Charles Hobbs/Evan Fragistas 6-3, 6-4
2021 Tennis Calendar of Events 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 Member/MemberDecember Mixed Doubles Tournament Friday, December 10 – Sunday, December 12 Holiday Tennis Camps TBA 35 Princess Anne Living | Summer 2021
Lester Cook/Conor Somers def. Joseph Hobbs/Nathan Pasha 7-5, 7-5
We had a phenomenal group of talented players and many spectators were able to witness a very high caliber of tennis. We are excited to hold this charity tournament for many more years to come! The tournament results are as follows:
Inaugural PACC Summer Invitational Open
This August, we proudly partnered with An Achievable Dream to host a tennis event like to no other. The area’s most elite men’s doubles teams faced off during a weekend of spectacular tennis to benefit this amazing charity!
Final: Hunter Koontz/Matt Hane def. Lester Cook/Conor Somers 6-4, 6-2 the Courts
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PREP TIME: 10 minutes | COOK TIME: 35 minutes | TOTAL TIME: 45 minutes
By Andrea Pettay
• 1 1/2 pounds multicolor baby potatoes, washed and dried, cut in half if some are on the larger side
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• 1 small butternut squash, skin removed and cut into 2-3 inch pieces (or 1 package of peeled, cut up squash)
• 1 1/2 teaspoon Pepper
• 2 Tablespoons chopped fresh rosemary, or thyme if preferred
2. Place all the vegetables in a large mixing bowl, add the oil, salt, pepper, rosemary and give them a good toss. Arrange the mixture in a single layer on the baking sheet. If they don’t all fit use two baking sheets.
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• 5 shallots, outer skin removed, cut length wise 1 head of garlic, skin removed and cloves separated
4. Transfer roasted vegetables to a large serving platter and serve warm.
• 3 Tablespoons olive oil
• 2 teaspoons salt
Recipe | Oven Roasted Fall Veggies
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INSTRUCTIONS
A fall staple, roasted vegetables are wonderful as a side-dish or even as a snack eaten at room temperature. This is a versatile recipe – use whatever fall veggies you have on hand. I’ll sometimes add sweet potatoes, Brussels sprouts or even beets to the mix – whatever I have on-hand!
• 1 pound peeled carrots, cut into 2 inch pieces
• 1 pound peeled parsnips, cut into 1 inch wide by 2 inch pieces
1. Preheat the oven to 425°. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper.
your veggies to be about the same size so they all cook evenly, with the exception of the parsnips and butternut squash, the squash cooks more quickly and the parsnips take the longest to cook.
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Lifestyles & Fitness
Hiking is proven to have many health benefits, ranging from physical exercise you get when out on the trail, to emotional or mental relief that comes from being in nature.
• Decrease the risk of certain respiratory problems
Social Health
• Improve our heart health
Spending time in nature can boost your mood and improve mental health. It reduces stress and anxiety and can lead to a lower risk of depression, according to a study done by researchers at Stanford University. In addition, being outdoors opens up your senses to your surroundings and improves your sensory perception. Taking in the sights, smells and feelings of nature has so many health benefits, it can even be prescribed by a doctor.
Hiking is a fantastic, whole-body workout, and its immersive nature means it doesn’t often feel like work. Hiking can:
• Build stronger muscles and bones
Physical Exercise
• Improve your sense of balance
The sound of the wind rustling through the trees; the warm sunshine on your face; the soft earthy feel of the trail under your shoes…not only are these experiences enjoyable to have, but they’re good for you, too.
Whether you find yourself scrambling up a steep incline or walking on a winding dirt path, hiking is the perfect opportunity to get a work out!
Mental/Emotional Health
Hiking with a partner or in a group can improve the strength and health of your relationships. Because hiking ranges in difficulty from an extremely challenging climb to a casual way of spending time away from the pressures of life, it’s a great way to strengthen the friendships or bonds you have with your companions.
The Benefits of Hiking
Shenandoah Na�onal Park & Blue Ridge Parkway | The opportunities are endless and so beautiful! From rocky climbs to scenic prairie strolls, you can find short and long trails to stunning mountain views, waterfalls and, if you’re lucky, even a bear sighting! Some of our favorite trails include:
Rose River Falls/Dark Hallow Falls (SNP: Trail follows streams and beautiful waterfalls.)
White Oak/Cedar Run Loop (SNP: Trail follows streams and beautiful waterfalls.)
First Landing State Park, Virginia Beach | Located in our backyard, First Landing offers beautiful water views, biking trails and hikes ranging from .4 to 4 miles long.
York River State Park, Williamsburg | A great day trip, York River State Park offers the best of both worlds… exploring along the beautiful shoreline and shaded trails inland among the trees.
Our Favorite Virginia Hikes
Bearfence Trail (SNP: Rocky scramble with a stunning 360 degree view at the top.)
Jones River Trail (SNP: Out and back trail to an impressive waterfall.)
The Plunge & Fortunes Cove (BR: Wintergreen) you’re
Back Bay/False Cape - Sandbridge, Virginia Beach | The solitude of Back Bay/False Cape makes it feel like it’s a world away. As a wildlife refuge, no sunbathing is allowed on the beautiful, almost secluded beach. There are also several trails, including the two main trails (approx. 4.5 miles), that lead from Back Bay to the even more secluded False Cape.
Apple Orchard Falls: (BR/Jefferson National Forrest: Mountain streams and waterfall.)
Belle Isle, Richmond | Belle Isle is a preserved park island right in the middle of the James downtown. A suspension bridge spans the James River leading to the island and the large flat rocks that surround the island make for a great place to rest after hiking the trails.
I want to thank the Princess Anne Family for your patience and understanding during the construction of the new pool. I hope that you had time to enjoy it and that we met or exceeded your expectations. Since the pool was opened late in the season, we will make every effort to remain open from September through November on the weekends as the pool will be heated.
Though their record didn’t show it, the swimmers had a great season with many personal bests and team records. One of our swimming records was broken the summer by Liza Cutchins in the Girls 9/10 25-meter backstore with a time of 18.45 seconds. Please join me in congratulating our swimmers and coaches for all of their hard work and dedication this season.
Please look for emails soon, detailing pool hours.
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By Brian Triolet, Aquatics Director
Thank you to our wonderful swimming coaches, Kristen Zielinski, Bryan Rudolph, Katie Lorenz, Emma Hewitt, Brynn Brazukas and Madison Kirkman for their flexibility and perseverance during this swimming season. Despite not having a pool to swim we were able to use the local recreation centers for practice. Our team sponsor donations allowed us to practice and we cannot thank them enough!
Hours of Opera�on on Labor Day
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 meet set-up, scoring, judging and timing. I would also like to extend our gratitude to our team sponsors who gave generously to help maintain a highquality swimming program. Lastly, I would like to thank the Pool Committee for all of their support, advice and tireless efforts.
AquaticsFrom the Deep End
Adults may swim every day in September from 5:30 am-10:00 am.
6th | 8 and Under 100 m Mixed Freestyle Relay: Willie Korte, Preston Moore, Mary Grace Williston, Jack Poteran
Ryan Benton 10 and Under 50m Free 3
2021 DIVISIONAL SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Carson Poulos 18 and Under 50m Breast 6
Caroline Willis 12 and Under 50m Free 50m Breast 100m IM 655
Winner: Reed Rader
~TOP 6 PLACE FINISHERS~
SWIMMING AWARDS
This award goes to the swimmer that shows enthusiasm, passion and commitment. The coaching staff looked closely for an enthusiastic swimmer that is excited by his/her own swimming and encourages others to be excited about their swimming. His/her commitment to “perfect” practice on a consistent basis will also weigh heavily on the decision. Finally, a passion to be the best they can be plus the positive effect they have on both the other swimmers and the coaches will also be considered.
3rd | 10 and Under 100 m Mixed Freestyle Relay: Betsy McCabe, Ryan Benton, Oliver Wynne, Liza Cutchins
NAME AGE GROUP EVENTS PLACE
Vaughan Cutchins 12 and Under 50m Breast 6
Winner: Liza Pridgen
2021 Cedric M. Johnson Award
2021 DIVISIONAL SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
During the end-of-the-year dive/swim banquet, the following awards were given to the best performers of the season.
Betsy McCabe 10 and Under 50m Free 3
Will Foley 14 and Under 50m Free 100m IM 41
~ RELAY EVENTS ~
Georgia Inman 6 and Under 25m Free 6
Oliver Wynne 10 and Under 25m Free 4
Sallie Carter McCabe 10 and Under 25m Breast 6
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*Meet was ended after 100m IM due to weather.
4th | 12 and Under 100 m Mixed Freestyle Relay: Helen McCabe, Lea Poteran, Vaughan Cutchins, Connor Horan
This award is presented to the most outstanding swimmer of the season. The decision of most outstanding swimmer is determined by time improvements, finishes in dual meets and championship performances. In recent times, dedication to the sport of swimming over several seasons along with an enthusiastic love for the sport have played a role in the decision making process.
EVENTSINDIVIDUAL
NAME AGE GROUP EVENTS PLACE
Jack Poteran 8 and Under 25m Free 1
Willie Korte 8 and Under 25m Free 25m Back 32
2021 C. Scott Evans Jr. Award
From the Deep End
Xander Willis 14 and Under 50m Breast 3
Liza Cutchins 10 and Under 25m Free 25m Breast 21
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Golf Course Open Pool Open 10 am - 6 pm AerificationClosed:CourseGreens
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Labor Day Members/Guests 11 am – 6 pm
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Brunch Sunday 11 am – 1 pm
Pool
Ladies’ Lounge
Tennis Pro Shop
Sat & Sun 6:30 am – 6 pm 6 am – 7 pm 7 am – 6 pm
September 1 - September 29 Day Golf Shop Bag Room/Range Tee Times
Lunch Tuesday – Friday 11 am – 2 pm
Dinner Tuesday – Thursday 5 pm – 9 pm
Virginia Beach, VA 23451
Lunch/Dinner Sunday 1 pm – 8 pm
Monday – Thursday 5 am – 8 pm
Sunday 5:00 am – 2:00 pm
Fitness Center
Labor Day | Monday, September 6, the golf course will be open at 7:00 am and the Pro Shop at 6:30 am. Tuesday, September 7, the golf course will be open.
Princess Anne Country Club
Golf Shop and Golf Course Closed | The golf shop and golf course will be closed September 13 – 14 due to aerification.
Babysitting is available for special events as advertised. Drop-in permitted when space is available. Register online.
Chesapeake / Linkhorn Lounge
Breakers
Saturday 8:30 am – 2:30 pm
Kid’s Club 3800
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Breakfast Saturday & Sunday 8 am – 11 am
Tues – Fri 7:30 am – 6 pm 7 am – 6:30 pm 8 am – 5 pm
Monday – Friday 7:30 am – 1:30 pm Friday 5:30 – 9:30 pm
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Daily Adult Lap Swim (at own risk) 5:30 am daily for soon on post Labor Day pool schedule.
Men’s Lounge
Lunch Tuesday – Sunday 11 am – 2 pm
Lunch Tuesday – Saturday 11 am – 5 pm
Dinner Wednesday – Friday 4 pm – 9 pm
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
Friday 5:00 am – 7:00 pm
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Brunch Sunday 10 am – 2 pm
Daily 8 am – 5 pm
October 1 - October 31 Day Golf Shop Bag Room/Range Tee Times
Sat & Sun 7:30 am – 6 pm 7 am – 6:30 pm 8 am – 5 pm
Friday/Saturday 5 pm – 10 pm
