Princess Anne Living | November/December 2022

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FREQUENTLY USED NUMBERS

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

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

OPERATIONS TEAM

Monica Au 757-440-3106 ext: 368 Breakers Manager mau@princessannecc.com

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

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

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

Karen Husselbee 757-428-4141 ext: 313 Membership Director khusselbee@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

Jordan Spitler 757-440-3119

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

Brian Triolet 757-425-1117 Aquatics Director btriolet@princessannecc.com

TABLE

CONTENTS

4 Welcome New Members

Message from the President & General Manager

6 Membership Matters 6 Communications 7 Social and Dining 10 Wine ...................................................................................................... 15 Youth Activities...................................................................................... 19 The Golden Rules 23 From the Greens 26 From the Links 27 From the Courts .................................................................................... 35

Lifestyles & Fitness 43 November/December Calendar 51

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Susan T. Pender President John W. Wilson, Jr. Vice President David C. Burton Secretary Patrick L. Shuler Treasurer

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Robert Beasley, III Neil Brown Dennis P. Casey Kelly Disharoon

John Hawa Mark D. Horton Ashley P. Knapp Nicole Legum

COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS

Amy Metzger Shannan Poteran Samuel Steingold Esther B. Vaughan

Entertainment Amy Metzger Finance Pat Shuler Fitness Esther Vaughan Golf Dennis Casey Green ...............................................John Hawa House Nicole Legum Membership Sam Steingold Pool Dave Poteran (Chair) Shannan Poteran (Board Liaison) Rules .................................................Ran Randolph Jr. Tennis Neil Brown 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 | Roger Stroud

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

GENERAL

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Information

Susan T. Pender | President

Bill Shonk, CCM, CCE | General Manager

Caroline Finley

membership

WELCOME NEW MEMBER

Caroline Finley

Resident Social | Sponsor: Richard T. Ray

Caroline is a proud fourth generation Member of the Princess Anne Country Club. She grew up at the North End on 49th Street, the same street on which her father was born and raised. She attended Cape Henry Collegiate and then pursued a degree in nutrition and dietetics from East Carolina University. She currently works at Norfolk Southern in the human resources department. She enjoys the beach, traveling and being surrounded by friends and family. The Princess Anne has always been a second home to her and holds most of her fondest childhood memories; including the swim team and playing tennis. She has a great appreciation for all that the PACC has to offer and looks forward to joining the community as a young adult.

As a reminder, under the current waiting list policy, dependent legacies converting to new membership will not be subject to the waiting list provided that they apply for the same membership classification which they currently enjoy.

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS

Member Statement Delivery Change

Every month we mail over 1,000 member statements in a process that takes at least a full day and the time of two or more staff members to complete. Considering the cost of postage, labor and supplies this process costs over $28,000 per year. In an effort to be environmentally responsible and save time and money, we have decided to make email delivery of statements our standard method of delivery beginning January 1, 2023.

Our system allows us to designate up to three unique email addresses for statement delivery; you have the option of delivering to the primary member, spouse and/or your business email address. If you do not wish to receive your statement via email, you must OPT OUT by calling the administrative office at 757-428-4141 or emailing khusselbee@princessannecc.com and we are happy to continue sending you a paper statement. You can contact the office to designate the email address or addresses to be used for statement delivery. Otherwise, the January 2023 statement will be mailed to the email address of the primary member.

2022-2023 Club Operations Budget

At their September 29th meeting, your Board of Directors approved the Club's fiscal year 2022-2023 operations budget, which began on October 1. Your Operations Team and Board spent a considerable amount of time developing a budget that addresses the ever-increasing wage levels for our Team as well as inflation levels that are having a tremendous impact on the cost of goods to operate the Club. While the Club has benefited from increased membership and dues levels, the pressure of the aforementioned items are putting substantial pressure on the Club's finances. In developing this budget, close attention was not only paid to operational expenses, but also to reserving funds for the Club's ongoing capital replacement needs as well as future aspirational capital projects that will continue to enhance your Member experience.

Increase in Monthly Dues

To balance 2022-2023 operating budget, the Board approved an increase to monthly dues of $50 for full and athletic Members and $25 for social Members, effective November 1, 2022. This additional investment in your Club will allow us to maintain our overall Member experience and solidify our Club's future.

Service Fee Elimination on À La Carte Dining

We wrote to you in August with a message that encouraged you to reward our Club servers and bartenders for their hard work by leaving a gratuity when you dine at the Club. Thank you to those of you who have already shown this gratitude. We continue to ask that you reward our Team for a job well done; however your Board agreed with many of you who shared your feedback that this gesture along with the 20% service charge on dining checks was asking too much of our Princess Anne family. Effective now, the 20% service charge will be removed from à la carte dining checks. The fee will remain on private events and Club events.

Should you have any questions about these updates, please do not hesitate to reach out to General Manager Bill Shonk.

PACC Text Messaging

With recent inclement weather causing power and email outages at the Club, we want to remind you of our optional text messaging program. Our Team is poised to begin utilizing this program more to enhance our communications with you. Participants will receive key information about things happening at the Club, exclusive promotions offered in our golf, tennis and fitness areas as well as dining venues. This program also allows Management and Team the capability to reach out to our Membership in case there is an emergency on campus or changes in operations.

The program is completely optional and you may opt out at any time.

Don't forget! Have a question or need personal concierge-like service? You have the capability to text our front desk! Just text 7574284141 (our Club’s main phone number) for a convenient, efficient chat. This service will be available during regular Club hours.

To subscribe to receive texts from us, use the category key words below. Text each code separately to 71441.

Please note: if you reply STOP to any text from the Club, you unsubscribe from all future texts.

To re-subscribe, text the key word of the category (example: PACC) to 71441.

Category Key Words

PACC (Club-wide updates/closures/emergencies)

PAYouth (Kid's Club, The Reef and youth event reiminders/updates/closures)

PASocialDining (Clubhouse, Breakers & 10th Tee dining specials & closures)

PAPool (Pool updates/closures)

PAFitness (Fitness center updates/event reminders/closures)

PAGolf (Golf event reminders/course & range updates/closures)

PAGroupFitness (Class updates/cancellations/additions)

PATennis (Court updates/event updates/reminders/cancellations)

PAMassage (Specials/therapist availability/cancellations)

PAWine (Quarterly specials/pop-up specials/event reminders)

PASwim (Swim team event & practice updates/reminders/cancellations)

PADive (Dive team event & practice updates/reminders/cancellations)

PAJrGolf (Junior golf event updates/reminders/ancellations)

PALG (Princess Anne Lady Golfers event updates/reminders/cancellations)

PASMGA (Princess Anne Senior Men's Golf Association event updates/reminders/cancellations)

PACC Facebook Group (Private)

We invite you to join our new, private Facebook Group! This private (PACC Members/Team only) platform will allow:

• Direct Member-to-Member interaction using a user-friendly, efficient platform

• Members to market their private/charity events with fellow Members

• Members to announce their Club event participation plans and event photos

• Members to share personal/family highlights

• PACC Team to announce changes in Club operations (during inclement weather or emergencies)

Pending group members will be asked qualifying questions, to ensure we are only allowing current PACC Members and Team to join the Group. Please allow up to 24 hours for verification.

To join the Group, click here, use the QR code to the right OR

• Log into Facebook

• Select 'Groups'

• Search 'Princess Anne Country Club'

• Click the 'Join' button and answer the qualifying questions

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Weekly Specials

TUESDAY - SATURDAY | Chef's Nightly Featured Specials (view menu)

TUESDAY | Prime Rib Night (prime rib dinner for $32 and wine specials)

WEDNESDAY | Wine Wednesday (1/2 price wine bottles under $70. Dine-in only. Not valid on house wine.)

THURSDAY | Throwback Thursday (alternating menu of $9 classic cocktails)

Family Meal Deal | $35++ feeds a family of four | Curbside pick-up 5:00 - 7:00pm | To order, call/text 757-428-4141

SUNDAY | Brunch from 9:30 am -2:00 pm. Adults: $24.99 / Kids < 12: $12.99

Upcoming Events & Offerings

OYSTER ROAST

Saturday, November 19 | 4:00 – 8:00 pm | West Lawn | $50++ Wine & Beer Specials | Football Game Viewings | Live Music Buffet Open from 4:00 – 7:00 pm (Member-signed Bar)

THANKSGIVING BRUNCH

Served Family Style

Thursday, November 24 | 11:00 am – 3:00 pm | Clubhouse Adults: $35 | Children 3-11: $15.95

Enjoy your choice of a family-style starter, your personal choice of entree and a family-style dessert. All you can eat, you're welcome to order additional items, if desired.

THANKSGIVING TO-GO

To place your order, please call the front desk at 757-428-4141. Order sheets are also available at the front desk. ~OR~ Click the link below to order conveniently online!

All Thanksgiving orders must be received by Thursday, November 17. Order pickup is scheduled for Wednesday, November 23 from 12:00 – 6:00 pm

Upcoming Events & Offerings

CHRISTMAS DREAM DINNER

Take a well-deserved break from the kitchen this Christmas and let us take care of cooking the feast! To place your order, please call the front desk at 757-428-4141. Order sheets are also available at the front desk. ~OR~ Click the link below to order conveniently online.

All orders must be received by Friday, December 16. Order pickup is scheduled for Saturday, December 24 from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm.

TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS

Wednesday, December 21 – Friday, December 23 | 6:00 – 9:00 pm

Adults: $35 | Ages 3-11: $15.95

Horse-Drawn Carriage Rides • Singing Santa • Strolling Carolers • Children's Crafts

NEW YEAR'S EVE

Saturday, December 31 | 6:00 – 9:00 pm

Ring in the New Year with an enchanting, romantic dinner featuring live music by the Something Different Duo!

HOURS OF OPERATION

CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS DAY NEW YEAR'S EVE NEW YEAR'S DAY

Closed for à la carte lunch/dinner service

Closed Join us for our New Year's Eve Dinner event! Men’s Lounge à la carte only

CHESAPEAKE ROOM & LINKHORN LOUNGE LADIES' LOUNGE

TUESDAY – THURSDAY Lunch: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Dinner: 5:00 - 9:00 pm

FRIDAY/SATURDAY Lunch: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm Dinner: 5:00 - 10:00 pm

SUNDAY Brunch: 9:30 am - 2:00 pm

TUESDAY – FRIDAY MEN'S LOUNGE 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

TUESDAY – SUNDAY 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Weekly Specials

FRIDAY - SUNDAY | Chef's Nightly Featured Specials

WEDNESDAYS IN NOVEMBER | Half Chicken Dinner

5:00 – 9:00 pm / $18.00 per person

Half chicken with Chef’s choice of two sides (each week the menu will change) / $5 Draft Beers

WEDNESDAYS IN DECEMBER | Ramen Noodle Night

4:00 – 9:00 pm / Wine Specials

What’s good for dinner in a cold night? Coming to Breakers for our Ramen Noodle Night!

Upcoming Events

Save The Date!

8th ANNUAL CHILI & CHOWDER COOK OFF

Saturday January 21, 2023 | 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Jack Daniel’s tasting, live music and more!

Let us know you will be bringing the winning crockpot by emailing Monica at mau@princessannecc.com.

THANKSGIVING DAY

HOURS OF OPERATION

*Saturday November 19: Breakers will close at 2:00 pm to prepare for the Oyster Roast.

EVE

MONDAY – TUESDAY Closed

NEW YEAR'S EVE NEW YEAR'S DAY

WEDNESDAY – FRIDAY Dinner | 4:00 - 9:00 pm

SATURDAY Breakfast | 8:00 - 11:00 am Lunch/Dinner | 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

SUNDAY Breakfast | 8:00 - 11:00 am Brunch | 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Lunch/Dinner | 1:00 - 8:00 pm

HOLIDAY WINE TASTING

Saturday, November 26 | Clubhouse | 5:30 – 8:00 pm | Clubhouse $35++

Featuring wine vendors presenting multiple wines from around the world. Enjoy sampling & ordering 50+ discounted wines. This event includes an array of heavy hors d'oeuvres.

WINE SOCIETY

We believe the enjoyment of food and wine should be just that; enjoyable. The Princess Anne Wine Society provides opportunities for Members to taste wine in an elegant, fun and educational atmosphere.

Through the Society, Members can learn about wine and meet fellow wine-drinking Members. Membership in the Wine Society is open to all Members and admission will take effect upon payment of dues.

Our goal is to provide a world class wine experience for our Princess Anne Members with a comprehensive package of sensory exposure, experiences and education designed to enhance one’s knowledge, understanding and love of wine.

Wine Society Benefits

Three complimentary tastings per year (accompanied by light hors d’oeurves, does not include pop-up events)

Three complimentary wine classes 10% discount on wine dinners

10% discount on in-house wines (bottles, not valid on 1/2-Off Wine Night) 50% discount on corkage fee

Annual Fee

$125 per person | $200 per couple (automatic yearly renewal)

Join Today

To join the society, please contact Steve Layden via email or by calling 757-440-3105.

Steve Layden

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Quarterly Wine Specials

Each quarter, our PACC Wine Committee gathers to sample a multitude of wines to select the best quality bottles for our Membership to enjoy at discounted rates. You can always find these quarterly wine specials, as well as our Wine-To-Go menu, on the PACC website Amenities > Wine page.

Please place your orders with Paul Rosario via email or by calling him at 757-440-3114. Kindly indicate your member number when leaving a wine order.

Paul Rosario

youthUpcoming Events

MOVIE NIGHT ON THE RANGE

Saturday, November 5 | 6:00 – 8:00 pm | Golf Driving Range | $15 per person

Join us to view the 'Super Pets' movie! Dinner and popcorn is included. Anyone age four and under must be accompanied by an adult.

ETIQUETTE CLASS

Friday, November 11 | Clubhouse | $75 per person

1st – 5th grade: 9:30 am – 12:00 pm / Middle and High school: 12:30 – 3:00 pm

Enjoy this fun class and a tutorial meal with Linda Dyer of Finishing Touches!

SANTAFEST

Saturday, December 3 | 9:00 – 11:30 am | $20++ per person (pictures included)

Enjoy pictures with Santa, breakfast and holiday-themed crafts! Please bring a new, unwrapped gift for our Toy Drive.

ELF MOVIE PARTY

Friday, December 9 and Friday, December 16 | 5:30 – 7:30 pm | The Reef | $20 per person | Ages 3 and up

Join us to watch the movie Elf, enjoy dinner and decorate (and eat) cookies for Santa! Maximum of 24 participants each night.

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YOUTH

Upcoming Events

NUTCRACKER TEA

Sunday, December 11 | 4:00 – 5:30 pm | PACC Ballroom | Adults: $15 / Children: $12

Families come enjoy a ballet performance by the talented dancers of Elevate Performing Arts Studio! ~ Menu ~

Tea sandwiches • Fruit • Scones • Cookies • Tea

WINTER BREAK CAMP

Wednesday, December 28 – Friday December 30 | 9:00 am – 12:00 pm | PreK4-K and 1st/2nd grade | $45 per child/day

Enjoy a fun week of camp featuring a daily winter theme, physical activity (tennis/golf/fitness) and lunch!

Maximum of ten participants in each age group.

TOY DRIVE

Friday, November 18 – Friday, December 23

Send a message of hope this season by helping less fortunate children experience the magic and joy of Christmas. Support the Virginia Beach Noblemen Holiday Toy Drive! Please drop off a new, unwrapped toy on or before December 23rd. Collection boxes can be found in the Clubhouse lobby starting November 18.

HOLIDAY HOURS OF OPERATION

THANKSGIVING DAY CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS DAY NEW YEAR'S EVE NEW YEAR'S DAY

Closed Close at 2:00 pm Closed Close at 2:00 pm Closed

THE REEF HOURS OF OPERATION

Fourth graders to high school seniors. Reminder: please clean up behind yourself before leaving.

SUNDAY – THURSDAY 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

FRIDAY – SATURDAY 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

KIDS' CLUB HOURS OF OPERATION

Reservations encouraged. Sign up on the website or mobile app.

MONDAY – FRIDAY 8:00 am - 1:30 pm

FRIDAY 5:30 - 9:30 pm

SATURDAY 8:30 am - 2:30 pm 5:30 - 9:30 pm

THE GOLDEN RULESgolden rules

5. If you go to a new course to play, how do you know your handicap for that course? m a. Inquire within the pro shop of the course you are playing m b. Use the course Handicap Calculator on your GHIN app m c. Both a and b

1. How many holes do you have to complete before you can record an 18-hole score? m a. 18 m b. 13 m c. 14

2. How many holes do you have to complete for a 9-hole score? m a. 6 m b. 7 m c. 8

3. How do you calculate your score for the holes not played? m a. Use par m b. Use par plus any handicap strokes you are entitled to receive based on your course handicap m c. Use net double bogey

4. How do you calculate your maximum score for each hole that you are playing? m a. Use net double bogey m b. Use a reasonable score for your ability m c. Use par plus any handicap strokes you are entitled to receive, based on your course handicap

6. What if you play from a different tee than you usually play at PACC; how do you know your handicap from that tee? m a. Always use the same handicap regardless of the tees you play m b. Use ForeTees > click on Menu > View Handicaps; your handicap for each tee will be displayed along with your last 20 scores posted m c. Use My VSGA app and the Handicap Calculator m d. Both b and c

7. How long can you search for a ball? m a. Three minutes m b. Five minutes m c. As long as it takes

8. What happens if I double hit my ball? m a. You receive no penalty m b. You receive a two-stroke penalty m c. You receive a one-stroke penalty

9. What can I touch in a bunker without penalty? m a. The sand in front or behind the ball with your club m b. Loose impediments m c. Movable obstructions m d. Both b and c

The Golden Rules of Golf Will Set You Free.

10. If my ball is embedded in the rough, may I get relief?

m a. You must play the ball as it lies

m b. You may take one club length relief for a onestroke penalty.

m c. You may take free relief with no penalty

11. If I am putting off the green and notice that a fresh pitch mark off the green is in my line of play, should I:

m a. Repair the pitch mark before I putt

m b. Move my ball to the nearest point of relief m c. Putt my ball as it lies and consider it bad luck

12. In stroke play, if my ball is against an out-of-bounds fence and I need to take relief, is it a penalty?

m a. There is no penalty as long as the relief is not nearer the hole

m b. There is a one-stroke penalty

1. The answer is c. For the other four holes see the answer to #3

2. The answer is b. For the other two holes see the answer to #3

3. The answer is b. For instance if your handicap is 18 and you only played 14 holes, you should record a bogey for each of the last four holes. If your handicap is zero, you should record par for each hole.

4. The answer is a. At PACC, hole #1 is the number 1 handicap hole; assuming that your handicap entitles you to 1 stroke, your maximum score is 7: calculate this way, par 4 + 2 strokes is double bogey (6) + 1 handicap stroke = 7. If you get 2 strokes, your maximum score is 8: par 4 + 2 strokes is double bogey (6) + 2 handicap strokes = 8.

5. The answer is c. You can download either the “USGA GHIN” app or the “My VSGA” app. In both apps, go to the Handicap Calculator, select the course and tees you are playing and your handicap will display.

6. The answer is d.

7. The answer is a. After three minutes the ball is deemed to be lost, even if you find it after three minutes and one second. The three minutes starts when the player and/or their caddy begins to search. If others start to search before this, the clock does not start until the player begins the search.

8. The answer is a. If the ball hits anything there is no penalty and the ball is played as it lies. Note that the rule is different if the ball was played from the putting green.

9. The answer is d. Answer 'a' is always a penalty. There are, however, a number of other situations when touching the sand is not a penalty.

10. The answer is c. If the ball is embedded in the ground, either in the rough or the fairway, the player is entitled to free relief. Relief is one club length from a point directly behind the place where the ball is embedded. Note that if the ball is in the rough and the one club length reaches the fairway, you may drop the ball in the fairway.

11. The answer is c. However, if the pitch mark had been on the green, it could be repaired.

12. The answer is b. There is no free relief from a boundary fence. Other than playing the ball as it lies, the only option is to declare the ball unplayable. This is a one-stroke penalty and has three options: play under stroke and distance, drop back keeping the place where the ball lies in line with the flag stick or drop within two club lengths of where the ball lies, no closer to the hole.

m c. There is a two-stroke penalty Submit by emailing us at rules4golf @gmail.com

next time, keep the questions coming!

Mighty Rules Gurus

Winter On The Golf Course

Jordan Spitler, Director of Golf Course Maintenance and Club Grounds

Winter is a time for us to keep improving the property. Play is at its lowest point, the grass has slowed, and the days are short. This allows us to focus on projects that will make a long-term impact on the property and the Member experience. Along with improving the golf course, other necessary actions are taking place on the property. Here is what we have to look forward to this winter; what we will be doing out there and some seasonal changes that may have already affected you this year.

Frost Holds

This is when the temperature reaches a point where the moisture content in the plant is cold enough to freeze. When damage occurs, the plants' interior cells burst, killing the plant. That is why we ask that you try to stay off the turfgrass until it has time to thaw when we are on a frost hold. To the left is a photo of damaged caused by geese which shows how little weight needs to be applied before damage is caused.

Drainage Work

Drainage work is essential to our success; without good drainage, we will fail to have championship-level conditioning. We work on drainage yearly and always try to find areas to improve the course by adding drainage. Our priority will be the left side of the #6 fairway. After that, we have a long list of other areas we will work on as time permits.

Tee Projects

This January, we will begin our tee renovation project. The first phase will include #3, #8, #9, #11, #13, and #15 tees. We will be enlarging, sand capping, laser leveling, and drainage. In addition to that, we will also be taking care of some of the shade and root issues. This project is scheduled to wrap up in early March. Alternate tees will be placed so play can continue.

Dunes

We have established a formal bunker plan to replace our current dunes on #6, #15, and #18. These bunkers will be maintained just like the rest of our bunkers on property.

Clearing Native Areas

This is a year-long battle, but we can make a strong push on this while the grass isn’t growing. We plan to continue to clear the areas we worked on last year, but there will be a few other areas that we will work on.

Have a safe and Happy Holidays!

Save The Dates

PRESIDENTS CUP

Drawing Party: Thursday, November 3 | 5:00 pm | Clubhouse Tournament: Friday, November 4 – Saturday, November 5

JUNIOR GOLF AWARDS BANQUET

Thursday, November 10 | 5:00 pm | Clubhouse

PASMGA END OF THE YEAR CELEBRATION

Friday, November 18 | 5:00 pm | Clubhouse

PALG TURKEY BLITZ

Tuesday, November 22 | 9:00 am

MEN’S SHOOTOUT

Drawing Party: Friday, December 2 | 5:00 pm | Clubhouse Tournament: Saturday, December 3 | 8:00 am | $100

HOLIDAY GOLF SHOP OPEN HOUSE

Thursday, December 8 | 3:00 – 8:00 pm | Golf Shop

Pull a snowflake for your discount from 5% to 50% off!

Refreshments available at 3:00 pm. Complimentary gift wrapping & UPS services available daily.

MEN’S POP POP

Friday, December 16 | 12:00 pm | $25

Register for golf events through ForeTees on the PACC website or mobile app.

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Bill Fairchild Mike Hays

Brad Shoemaker and Jared Anderson

ODU Women's Golf Team

Princess Anne

Tournament Results

WINDHOLZ CHAMPIONSHIP

Congratulations to our 2022 Windholz Memorial Champion, Bill Fairchild! Bill was able to keep his good play going, defeating tough competitor and fellow finalist, Charles Honey 4&3. Congrats to both players for making it to the finals, and congrats again to this year's champion, Bill Fairchild! Thanks to everyone the participated in this year's Windholz Memorial. We hope to see everyone back in the field again next year!

VINCENT G. THOMSON MEN’S MEMBER-MEMBER

We had some of summer’s best days for the Member-Member. The addition of a northeast wind challenged players but they all answered back elegantly. We had 100 players tee it up this year, and they made it one of the most memorable to date.

Our Team would like to extend a huge congratulations to our 2022 Vincent G. Thomas Member-Member winners Jared Anderson and Brad Shoemaker. Following up their day one score of five under, this dream team came out and posted a seven under to finish 12 under for the tournament, winning their flight by three. In the end, their team would prove to be too much as they held off the competition. Brad Shoemaker’s three-foot bogey putt on the fourth shootout hole found the bottom of the cup to beat out their competition and give them the title of 2022 Vincent G. Thomas Champions! Thank you to all of our participants and we look forward to this event next year!

Flight Winners

First flight: Preston Moore & Chris Devine • Second flight: Eric Polumbo & David Cockerill

Third flight: Andrew Alberico & Nick Szoke • Fourth flight: Brad Shoemaker & Jared Anderson

Fifth flight: Scott Swail & Joe Stoner • Sixth flight: Don Parnell & Josh Parnell

EVIE ODOM INVITATIONAL

Hosted by Old Dominion University Women’s Golf Team

Despite poor weather in the area throughout the weekend, the Old Dominion women's golf team was able to get all three rounds of the Evie Odom Invitational in as the Monarchs finished 11th on Sunday, October 1st.

College of Charleston combined for a three-over par 843 to win the tournament, Minnesota was the runner up with a five-over 845, and South Florida took third with a 12-over 852. The Gophers made a significant jump in the standings on the final day thanks to a 17-under par 263, which marked a course team record.

Tough wind conditions on Thursday led to the Monarchs opening their home tournament with a 25-over 305, tying them for ninth. The team then recorded an eight-over 288 on Saturday to drop to 12th before firing a one-under 279 on Sunday to move up one spot. ODU finished at 32-over with a three-round total of 872.

Charleston's Emma Schimpf carded three rounds under par to secure individual medalist honors with a nine-under 201. She held off Minnesota's Mariana Mesones by two strokes, who shot a seven-under 203 to place second. Mesones set a new course record, as well as a program record, on Sunday with a final round of 62 (-8). She tallied eight birdies for her final trip around the course, to include five on the back nine.

Leah Onosato was the top finisher for ODU, tying for 22nd with a six-over 216. Lucia Gonzalez, Minami Kudo and Federica Torre all tied for 37th with scores of nine-over 219. Kudo turned in the team's best round of the Invitational on Sunday. The Hachinohe, Japan native made four putts for birdie to card a four-under 66 for her final 18 holes. Klara Wildhaber's 19-over 229 tied her for 72nd, and Pilar Muguruza came in 81st with a total of 246.

Gonzalez recorded one eagle and Torre led the Monarchs in pars with 37.

"Thank you to Evie Odom for her support this week," added ODU head coach Mallory Kane. "We love the opportunity to play in front of so many of our friends and family. The golf staff at the Princess Anne Country Club were exceptional this weekend. If it wasn't for all their help and hard work, this wouldn't have been possible.

Tournament Results

LADIES CHALLENGE MATCHES

Congratulations to the 2022 Challenge Match Champions, Talbot Jordan and Joanne Domson! They defeated Karen Worrall and Susan Wight 2&1 to take the title. On a beautiful day, these two teams battled it out during the round, with Jordan and Domson never losing a lead. Worrall and Wight kept the match close throughout the round though, and won on hole 16 to bring the match to dormie. The two teams halved hole 17, and the team of Jordan and Domson pulled through with the victory. Congratulations again to Talbot and Joanne, and a round of applause to our Runners-Up, Karen Worrall and Susan Wight! Thank you to all who participated throughout the summer.

HUSBAND AND WIFE

We would like to congratulate Pat and Vicki Devine on their triumphant victory Sunday, finishing with a net 60 (-10) to win the overall championship by four strokes! Pat and Vicki ham and egged it throughout the round and beat out nine other great teams. Way to go, Pat and Vicki! Bask in your championship glory!

Another congratulations goes to our Gross Division Champions, Bill and Anita Fairchild, who shot a four over 74 to take the gross win on a match of cards against Joe and Karen Davis. Great playing Bill and Anita! Thank you to all couples who participated on what turned out to be an absolutely beautiful day to finish up the Mixed Pairs season. We had a blast with you all and we hope you did too!

MEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

The final round of the Richard D. Cooke Men's Club Championship teed off this morning as number one seed Michael Hays took on number two seed Bill McClanan. A back and forth start on holes one and two and the match was tied heading into hole three where play settled down, and both players settled into the match. Mr. McClanan found himself up two after great birdies on holes three and five. Tides turned quickly thereafter, as Mr. Hays won three holes in a row to take a one-up lead headed into the back nine. Holes were halved from ten to thirteen where a costly double by Bill gave Mike a two-up lead headed into fifteen. A good par by Mr. Hays on fifteen found himself three up. The match would stay this way as the first eighteen concluded.

A quick break and the players were back out on the course. Mr. Hays found himself in the left penalty area on hole one. He hit a miraculous shot to just outside where Mr. McClanan's ball lay. Mike then sunk the putt for par. Bill's birdie putt squeaked by the left side as the hole was halved with par. Loose shots by Mr. McClanan the second time around the front nine were costly, as Mr. Hays found himself up six standing on the fifth tee. A good par by Bill stopped the bleeding but the wounds were too much as Mike found himself seven up after 24 holes. A good par on seven followed up with a birdie on eight, Mr. Hays had collected a nine-up lead standing on the 27th hole. A par on the 27th hole gave Mr. Hays a 10 & 9 victory over a formidable opponent in Mr. Bill McClanan. A huge congratulations to Michael Hays on his 10th Richard D. Cooke Men's Club Championship, and a big round of applause for our 2022 Runner up Bill McClanan.

LADIES SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

The final match of the Loius H. Windholz Ladies' Club Championship has concluded. Both players fought hard for this title, but only one could come out victorious. The front nine went back and forth between these fierce competitors. Alice won the first hole, but Aven turned around parred two to get the match back to being tied. Going into number seven, Mrs. Striffler was one up but Ms. Oliver turned it on to win that hole and eight taking the match back to tied.

Alice made a birdie on hole nine to begin the back one up. Aven quickly replied and won hole 10 to bring the match back to tied, she then went on to win 12 to go one up on Mrs. Striffler. On the very next hole, Mrs. Striffler had an opportunity to get the match to tied with six to play, and she took advantage of it. Alice made a fantastic birdie putt, and from that point on, never took her foot off the gas. She parred the following hole to go one up and sealed the victory with a beautiful par on 17. Alice won two up with one to play. Thank you to all of our participants this weekend! Congratulations to our runner up Aven Oliver, and most of all, the 2022 Loius H. Windholz Ladies' Club Champion, Alice Striffler!

Talbot Jordan & Joanne Domson Pat and Vicki Devine

Michael Hays

Alice Striffler

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Tournament Results

ELS FOR AUTISM

It was a record-breaking two days at the Sixth Annual PACC Pro-Am to Benefit the Els for Autism Foundation. The weather on Sunday, October 16th was fall perfection for the welcome party and pro auction. Joining PACC honorary Member Ernie Els this year were PGA TOUR Champions players Tom Gillis, Stuart Appleby, Brett Quigley, Robert Allenby, Doug Barron, John Senden and Frank Lickliter. Twenty-three teams competed for the pro-am champion title with the Atlantic Bay Mortgage team taking home the trophy.

While Mr. Els put up a fantastic showing, coming in second place in the pro flight, recent VA Tech grad and former PACC Team Member Tom Crow bested the TOUR pros to claim the pro trophy. After two days of fun, just over $284,000 was raised to benefit the Els for Autism Foundation, Virginia Autism, Foundation, Families of Autistic Children in Tidewater and SEAL Kids, a record singleyear fundraising number for the event. In its six years, the pro-am has raised 1.3 million dollars. The generosity of the Princess Anne family truly knows no bounds. A special thank you to the event committee of Steve Van Horn, John Gibson, Mark Llobell, Dave Burton and Gary Beck for their tireless efforts in continuing to make the event a success, raising critical funds for the event beneficiaries and raising awareness for autism.

FINAL PALG PLAY DAY

The final play day of the 2022 PALG season has came to an end on October 25th! Our PACC ladies battled it out in a Captain's Choice format (one of our favorites) the 'Ghosts and Goblins End Of Season Scramble'. On a cool, spooky day, our costumed ladies (and a couple goofy pros) made their way to the course to have a great day with a delicious lunch to follow. From witches, to blind mice, to golfball heads, the enthusiasm and costume creativity was a sight to see. Thank you to all of our ladies who have participated throughout the season and don't forget about our Turkey Day Scramble (November 22), as well as our holiday luncheon (December 13)! Below are the results of the play day.

First place | Babs Neff, Peggy Dunnington, Carolyn Day, and Marty Field at 16 under par

Second place | Jenn Clark, Joanne Domson, Julie Holland, and Vicki Devine at 15 under par

HOLIDAY HOURS OF OPERATION

THANKSGIVING DAY DAY AFTER THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS DAY NEW YEAR'S EVE NEW YEAR'S DAY

Tee times begin at 8am; Range/Shop 7am – 3pm

Tee times begin at 8am; Range/Shop 7am – 5pm Course/Range/Shop close at 2pm

Closed Tee times begin at 8am; Course/Range/Shop close at 2pm

Tee times begin at 8am; Course/Range/Shop open at 7am

HOURS OF OPERATION DAY GOLF SHOP BAG ROOM/RANGE TEE TIMES

NOV. 8 - SPRING Monday Closed 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Closed

Tuesday - Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Begin at 9:00 am

Saturday & Sunday* 7:00 am – 6:00 pm 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Begin at 8:00 am

*Range closes at 4:30 pm on Sunday for maintenance

PLEASE NOTE | The golf shop and course will be closed November 14-15 for aerification.

tennis Tennis Shop News

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Spindle Cup 2022

We are thrilled to report that we brought the Spindle Cup home to it's rightful place after a dominant performance from our ladies! What an exciting weekend it was! We were tied for first place with CCV with five wins each after the first day but still had a lot of work to do on day two. We got out there for the singles matches in the morning and proceeded to win all four matches without dropping a single set, putting us solely in first place by three points over Norfolk Yacht going into the doubles. Three of the four doubles matches went to a third set but we managed to win all three of them and the fourth one won in straight sets giving us a clean sweep for PACC on day two and a convincing win which we enjoyed immensely!

Please congratulate our ladies with a high five if you see them! Here was our lineup:

SINGLES DOUBLES

Caroline Dozier

Dillon Yost

Mariah Standing

Lexi Rawls

Anne Standing (alt.)

Caroline Dozier/Dillon Yost

Lisa Deaver/Yalonda Yost

Michelle Fox/Molly Hobbs

Marie Clunan/Diane Stein

RESULTS

PACC – 13 NYCC – 7* CCV – 7 FCC – 5

* NYCC takes second place based on head to head games lost vs. CCV (5 to 6).

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Member/Member Doubles Club Championship

We saw some great matches over Labor Day weekend in our Member-Member Doubles Club Championship, many of which went to third-set tie breakers. There were 45 entries over seven different divisions. Here are the newly crowned Club Champions:

Men’s Open champions: Britt Visser/Scott Baxter

Men’s Open Consolation winners: Michael Pfeiffer/ Travis Bode

Men’s A champions: Jamie Conley/Chris Poulos

Men’s A Consolation winners: Gio Donatelli/Kevin O’Connor

Women’s A champions: Lexi Rawls/Caroline Dozier

Women’s A Consolation winners: Nicole Perkins/Lizanne Harris

Women’s B Consolation winners: Elizabeth Jennings/Lindalee Mulligan

Women’s B champions: Jill King/Maria Moore

Men’s B Round Robin winners: Jake Denton/Lucky Peterson

Senior Division winner: Rickey Jacobson

Senior Division Second Place: David Holland, David Beatty, Pat Devine

2022 Senior Tidewater Cup

It was a big win for PACC Tennis when our senior men took back the cup for the second time in thirteen years. The Senior Tidewater Cup started in 2010 and was dominated by VBTCC for seven years until we won it in 2018, and then again this year we won for the second time by two points over the Elizabeth Manor Golf & Country Club. Check out the results below:

Michael Denk/David Limroth def. John Demosthenes/Randy Ricker (VBTCC) 6-2, 6-2 David Holland/Ira Steingold def. Steve Clark/Steve Story (NYCC) 6-1, 6-2 Rob Frazier/John Gill def. Bill Eissenbeiss/Arthur Jett (EMCC) 6-0, 6-1 Wayne Willbanks/Scott Colberson (NYCC) def. Rod Buffington/Rickey Jacobson 7-5, 7-6

Jimmy Sellers/Mark Byrd def. Stacy Cummings/Walt Myrdal (VBTCC) 6-4, 6-3 Worth Remick/Pat Devine def. Steve Clark/Billy Wilson 6-1, 6-0 Neil Richards/Randy Bakel def. David Beatty/Kerry Dehority (NYCC) 7-5, 6-1 Marty Liverman/Greg Dodd (EMCC) def. Tom Bakke/Steve Burwell 6-3, 5-7, 10-8 John Munford/Michael Marquart def. Howie Connauer/Anthony Eady (VBTCC) 4-6, 6-4, 10-4 George Shipp/Robert Mills def. Tad Fischer/Rick Ramsey (EMCC) 6-2, 6-3

1st Place – PACC

2nd Place – EMCC

3rd Place – NYCC

4th Place – VBTCC

John's Tip of the Month

SLICE VS. TOPSPIN: WHICH IS BETTER?

Think of it as having tools in your bag, the more tools the better equipped you are to beat different styles of players. One works better in some situations than the other although I would venture to say that slice works well in ALL situations from return of serve to approaching to volleying to lobbing. Topspin definitely works better from behind the baseline and as a mainstay for groundstrokes. In my experience working with women’s teams from about the 3.0 level on up to the 4.5 level the use of the slice has been integral to much of our success. Here are some reasons why:

1. A player that can slice well is almost always technically sound on volleys because they are slice based.

2. Slice is the best way to keep the ball low which is an essential skill in doubles.

3. Only slice can be used as a dropshot which effectively brings someone to the net that doesn’t want to be there or is just a stronger baseline player.

4. The slice lob or the “slob” as I like to refer to it is the easiest and safest way to get the ball over someone’s head in either a defensive or offensive situation.

5. A slice approach is also the easiest and safest shot to hit en route to the net as it requires very little backswing, can be taken on the rise and hit on the run.

6. The slice return of serve is effectively a “triple threat” shot as you can use a power slice deep, a short angle dropper or a slob with the exact same backswing.

7. A ball that is coming hard and fast can easily be “absorbed” with a block slice.

8. Lastly, using the slice as a “changeup” can be very effective in a predominantly topspin rally.

If you don’t know how to slice or how to topspin, I would highly recommend you seek instruction from your tennis professionals to learn these amazing and valuable skills!

Upcoming Events

HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE

Thursday, December 8 – Sunday, December 11

20% off all apparel • Free stringing for any new purchased tennis racquet

Raffle tickets included with any apparel or equipment purchase. Drawing will be on Sunday, December 11 at 3:00 pm. Prizes include a tennis racquet, pickleball paddle and a pair of shoes!

Event Calendar

November

Thanksgiving Day Cardio

December

Thursday, November 24

Holiday Open House Thursday, December 8 – Sunday, December 11

Member-Member Mixed Doubles Tournament Friday, December 9 – Sunday, December 11

Holiday Tennis Camps December 21 – 23

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Upcoming Events

JUNIOR PROGRAMS

Net/Gen Red Ball Clinic

Mondays at 4:30 pm / Sundays at 11:00 am | Indoor Tennis Courts | Ages 4 -7 | $18/person

A mix of hand-tossed and racquet-fed hitting drills for basic stroke development. More focus on tennis skill-building exercises like handeye coordination and tracking drills. The lesson revolves around the Net Gen Pre Rally Red Ball 1, 2 and 3 curricula using corresponding equipment including 36 ft. courts with appropriately sized nets, red balls and 19–23 inch racquets. Activities are fun and imaginative so that learning tennis is relevant and enjoyable to even the youngest players.

Net/Gen Orange Ball Clinic

Tuesdays at 5:00 pm / Sundays at 12:00 pm | Indoor Tennis Courts | Ages 8 11 | $18/person

This program is the continuation of the Net Generation pathway bringing players up from Red Ball, as well as for beginners and intermediate players between the ages of 8-11 years old. We introduce students to core tennis strokes in a fun, interactive environment. Students learn the technical fundamentals of the forehand, backhand, serve, overhead and volley. They’ll partake in fun games and learn how to play points through rallying.

Junior Academy

Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:00 – 7:00 pm / Sundays 1:00 pm | Indoor Tennis Courts | Price depends on number of participants

Students continue to work on the technical fundamentals of the forehand, backhand, serve, overhead and volley. In each class, they receive instruction on technique while participating in high energy tennis drills. When court space is available, there will be match play as well. This group is for intermediate and advanced players ages 12 and under who have played some USTA junior tournaments and/or Junior Team Tennis. Green dot balls will primarily be used but orange balls can be used in certain situations as well.

Junior Elite Academy

Mondays 5:30 – 7:00 pm | Wednesdays 5:00 – 7:00 pm | Indoor Tennis Courts | Price depends on number of participants

This group is for advanced juniors who are participating in either tournaments or high school tennis. Most of the time in this clinic will be spent hitting a lot of balls working on the biomechanics of footwork, bodywork, and racquet work (technique) of each shot as well as hitting patterns, shot selection, and tactical situations. There will also be a fitness component each week to develop the physical game as well as match play when there is court availability.

HOLIDAY HOURS OF OPERATION

THANKSGIVING DAY CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS DAY

NEW YEAR'S EVE NEW YEAR'S DAY Close at 2:00 pm Close at 2:00 pm Closed Close at 2:00 pm Close at 2:00 pm

HOURS OF OPERATION

MONDAY - FRIDAY | 8:00 am – 8:00 pm SATURDAY & SUNDAY | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

fitness

Thank You

Thank you for your generosity in supporting the blood drives and Sneakers 4 Good initiatives this year. We are thrilled to have your support. We have been able to donate 92 units of lifesaving blood and 15 bags of shoes for microbusiness in developing countries. You truly make the difference, and we are extremely grateful! Both initiatives will continue into the New Year.

Continuing Education

IHRSA & Perform Better & Functional Aging Institute

I was inspired by Greg Rose, co-founder of the Titleist Performance Institute! Takeaway – Golfers can benefit from using 'How to use the Ground' to create more power in their swing.

–Crissy

It is always so inspiring to see the latest and greatest in emerging fitness trends at the IHRSA Trade Show. The Perform Better presenters are the best of the best – seasoned coaches of professional individuals and teams and successful business owners. It’s both overwhelming and motivating to soak in their wisdom!

–Andrea

The Functional Aging Institute Summit exceeded my expectations. It was encouraging and informative to attend a conference focused solely on the active aging population!

–Mallory Horbal

Thank you for the opportunity to train your trainers. Above all, you have clearly instilled in them a love for their own clients and an interest in bettering themselves and their practice. It is evident that they have a high level of respect for you and an enthusiasm for their work. See you around the club!

–Catherine Earp

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TENNIS & GOLF

Michael Corrie C.S.C.S, C.E.P

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

I loved tennis as a kid. I played on my high school team and although I don’t play today, I am a big fan of the game. For a few years in middle school and high school I even thought about one day becoming a pro player, but unfortunately, that dream would not become a reality. Although this article is centered largely on tennis, the narrative is applicable to all sports that have a specific season

The principles are based on decades of ever improved knowledge in multiple fields of practice including exercise science, physical therapy, athletic training, biomechanics, sports nutrition, sports psychology and others. Whether you are a weekend warrior who plays a few tournaments a year, a golfer who plays regularly or a player looking to one day go pro; conditioning and recovery in the off season is very important It can make a big difference in the upcoming season and increase your chances of winning tournaments and remaining healthy during the season

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LIFESTYLES &

Upcoming Events

CANDLELIT PARTNER THAI BODYWORK

Saturday, November 12 | 4:30 pm (90 min) | $20/person Experience the amazing effects of Thai massage, a therapeutic and nurturing form of ancient bodywork. As partners, you will be guided through a full Thai bodywork exchange. You will practice applying deep compressions using your hands, forearms and knees while guiding your partner into yoga-like stretches, gentle rocking motions, rotations, twists and more...the perfect combination for relaxation, unwinding tension, pain relief, flexibility and balancing energy.

A great way to connect with a loved one or friend; to receive amazingly effective body work and feel energized and relaxed all at once! A complimentary glass of wine will be offered mid-class.

TURKEY TROT

Thanksgiving Day | Thursday, November 24 | 7:00 am

Bring your family and house guests to show off the beautiful PACC Golf Course! Participants are encouraged to walk or run at their own pace while enjoying the trot with friends, family and friends with paws!

Meet at the flag pole outside the golf shop. 6:30 am: Hot refreshments served • 7:00 am: Run/Walk begins

TURKEY TRIFECTA

Thanksgiving Day | Thursday, November 24 | With Sabine | 30 minutes each 8:00 am: HIIT 8:45 Core Fusion 9:15 Yoga Fusion

STUFFED TURKEY TRIFECTA

Friday, November 25 | With Jenny | 30 minutes each 6:00 am: Sculpt 6:30 am: HIIT 7:00 am: Core

SAVE THE DATE | WELLNESS WEEK & FIT PRO OPEN HOUSE

February 6-11, 2023

It’s the fitness event of the year! Keep your New Year motivations humming with special classes and events all week long. The week will culminate with our Fit Pro Open House featuring a morning full of classes and seminars, fitness challenges, prizes and giveaways.

Larissa Van Dyke

Watch Larissa's Thai massage technique.

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Jodi Holland Kat Kaughlin

Colleen Robinson

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Welcome New Fitness Team Members

JODI HOLLAND (YOGA INSTRUCTOR)

Jodi believes that yoga is the ultimate life hack to peace and happiness! She was certified in the Hot Sequence for her 200-hour teacher training in 2012, after her second son was born, and Classical 8-Limbed Path of Astanga/Advanced Yoga Studies through the Hard and Soft Institute with Beryl Bender Birch in 2019. She is also certified to teach Yin Yoga and teaches an array of classes that range from Restorative to Hot Vinyasa. Jodi is originally from Nashville, Tennessee, but has been a resident of Virginia Beach for over 25 years. She has two beautiful and courageous kids that keep her busy.

Jodi teaches Yoga Fusion on Tuesdays at 5:30 pm and is available for Private Yoga Sessions. Also look for special yoga events with Jodi soon!

KAT KAUGHLIN (YOGA INSTRUCTOR)

Kat has been practicing and teaching Yoga for 15 years. She received her 200-hour teacher training with Angela Philips in 2009. An avid exerciser, she has taught everything from aerobics to kickboxing to spin. Kat is a sixth grade special education teacher for Virginia Beach Public Schools and volunteers with Virginia Beach Animal Care and Adoption Center. She loves to work in the garden and take long hikes with her husband and their dog.

Kat Teaches Yoga Fundamentals on Sundays at 9:00 am.

COLLEEN ROBINSON (WELLNESS COACH)

After fulfilling work in the Marine Core Communications field, Colleen found her passion in the health & wellness. She loves helping people work on their wellness goals, guiding them toward living their best life, and believes health must be looked at in a holistic approach through movement, recovery (flexibility/sleep), work/ life balance, nutrition and stress management. Colleen has master's degrees in Exercise Science from California University of PA and Complementary Alternative Medicine (with a focus on holistic nutrition) from the American College of Healthcare Sciences. She is a Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) through the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) and a nationally certified health coach from the National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching. You may find Colleen preparing whole food plant-based meals, walking her dogs, paddle boarding, or tending to her many plants such as wheatgrass and sprouts during her leisure time.

Colleen has been a much-loved Deep Water Aerobics Instructor in the summers, and is now available for Health & Wellness Coaching, Personal Training and soon Private Assisted Stretching Sessions!

HOLIDAY HOURS OF OPERATION

THANKSGIVING DAY CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS DAY

Close at 2:00

NEW YEAR'S EVE NEW YEAR'S DAY

HOURS OF OPERATION

MONDAY – THURSDAY 5:00 am – 9:00 pm

FRIDAY 5:00 am – 7:00 pm

SATURDAY/SUNDAY 5:00 am – 6:00 pm

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

sSocial/Dining sGolf sTennis sAquatics sFitness sYouth

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse sBreakfast/ Brunch/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sPrime Rib Night Clubhouse sThanksgivingto-go orders open sPet Food Drive Begins

sPrime Rib Night Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse sHalf Chicken Dinner Night Breakers

sThrowback Thursday Clubhouse

sPresident's Cup ( Sunday) sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sMovie Night on the Range Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse sHalf Chicken Dinner Night Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse sBreakfast/ Brunch/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sPrime Rib Night Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse sHalf Chicken Dinner Night Breakers

sJunior Golf Awards Banquet sThrowback Thursday Clubhouse sThrowback Thursday Clubhouse

sEtiquette Class Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sPartner Thai Bodywork

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse sBreakfast/ Brunch/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sPet Food Drive Ends

sPrime Rib Night Clubhouse

sPALG Turkey Blitz

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse sBreakfast/ Brunch/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sGolf Course Closed: Greens Aerification

sGolf Course Closed: Greens Aerification

sPrime Rib Night Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse sHalf Chicken Dinner Night Breakers sPick up Thanksgiving To-Go orders s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse sHalf Chicken Dinner Night Breakers

sThanksgiving To-Go orders due! sTurkey Trot sTennis Cardio sThanksgiving Brunch Breakers Closed

sPASMGA Evening Social

sHoliday Toy Drive Begins

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers (closing at 2 pm). No à la carte service in the Clubhouse.

sOyster Roast West Lawn sOyster Roast Drop Off

sBreakfast/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sHoliday Wine Tasting Clubhouse

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

sThrowback Thursday Clubhouse

sOrder

Christmas To-Go

sMen's Shootout

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSanta Fest

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Brunch/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sPrime Rib Night Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sRamen Noodle Night Breakers

sThrowback Thursday Clubhouse

sGolf Shop Holiday Open House

sMemberMember Mixed Doubles ( Sunday)

sElf Movie Party

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sSunday Brunch Clubhouse sBreakfast/ Brunch/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sNutcracker Tea Ballroom sSunday Brunch Clubhouse

sBreakfast/ Brunch/Lunch/ Dinner Breakers

sWinter Camp Happy Hanukkah!

Merry Christmas!

All Club facilities are closed.

sPrime Rib Night Clubhouse

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sRamen Noodle Night Breakers

sTennis Pro Shop Open House ( Sunday) sThrowback Thursday Clubhouse

The Reef sChristmas-to-go orders due!

sMen’s Pop-Pop

sElf Movie Party

sBreakfast/ Lunch/Dinner Breakers

sPrime Rib Night Clubhouse

sTraditional Christmas

sRamen Noodle Night Breakers

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sWinter Break Camp

s1/2 Price Wine Night Clubhouse

sRamen Noodle Night Breakers

sTraditional Christmas sWinter Break Camp

sThrowback Thursday Clubhouse

The Reef sTraditional Christmas

sLast day to leave a toy for Holiday Toy Drive

sPick up Christmas to-go orders

sWinter Break Camp

Breakers Closed Clubhouse Closes at 2 pm sNew Year's Eve Dinner

Breakers Closed

Hours

Chesapeake /

Brunch Sunday 9:30 am – 2 pm

Lunch Tuesday – Saturday 11 am – 5 pm

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

Men’s

Lunch Tuesday – Sunday 11 am – 7 pm

Fitness Center

Monday – Thursday 5 am – 9 pm Friday 5 am – 7 pm Saturday & Sunday 5 am – 6 pm

Golf Pro Shop

Golf Shop and Golf Course Closed | The golf shop and golf course will be closed November 14

15 due to aerification.

Lunch Tuesday – Friday 11 am – 7 pm

Dinner Wednesday- Friday 4 – 9 pm

Breakfast Saturday & Sunday 8 – 11 am

Lunch/Dinner Saturday 11 am – 9 pm

Brunch Sunday

Lunch/Dinner Sunday

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1:30 pm

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Saturday 8:30 am

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2:30 pm and 5:30

9:30 pm