MARCH - APRIL 2022 VERANDA

veranda The Club Newsletter

March/April 2022

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Membership Lyndsey Arnold, CMP Membership Director 843.768.7805 • larnold@seabrookisland.com

January New Members Casey and Anthony Turchetta from Chesapeake, VA purchased 2431 Racquet Club Drive and joined at the Social level.

Vandy and Katherine Harrell from Suwanee, Ga purchased 1155 Summerwind Lane and joined at the Social level.

Elena Mastors and Ramesh Rao from Johns Island purchased 2675 Gnarled Pine.

Regina and Eric Christel from Ridgefield, CT purchased 3639 Pompano Court and joined at the Social level.

Eric and Sarah Moody from Charlotte, NC purchased 743 Spinnaker Beachhouse.

James and Laurel Milks from East Aurora, NY purchased 739 Spinnaker Beachhouse.

David Henry and Pamela Sproles from Lakeland, FL purchased 782 Spinnaker Beachhouse.

Jennifer and Rod MacDonald purchased 1209 Creek Watch Villa.

Melinda and Steven Rummel from DeWitt, MI purchased 2065 Sterling Marsh Lane and joined at the Social level.

Bridget and Travis Joyner from Hamilton, MT purchased 3125 Marshgate Drive.

Nicholas and Leah Gambardella from Ridgefield, CT purchased 2404 Golf Oak Park.

Nancy and Byron Trapp from Cincinnati, OH purchased 1239 Creek Watch Trace.

German and Carolina Larrain purchased Lot 39 Jenkins Point Road.

Stephen and Michelle Conicello from Honey Brook, PA purchased 2063 Long Bend Drive.

Ben and Meredith Berry from Johnson City, TN purchased 1119 Summerwind Lane.

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February New Members David and Kim Gesmundo from Charlotte, NC purchased 2263 Seabrook Island Road.

Kathryn Drum and Todd Semple from Bristol, TN purchased 2061 Long Bend Drive.

Barry Magnus and Bareng Nonyane-Magnus from Clarksville, MD purchased 2013 Long Bend Drive.

Gabriela and Daniel Dalnekoff from Daniel Island, SC purchased 3729 Seabrook Island Road.

Pamela and Steel Hutchinson from Powell, OH purchased 2447 The Bent Twig.

Thomas and Julie Keane from Johns Island, SC purchased 3137 Baywood Drive.

Jamie Lynch and Corey McGovern from Charleston, SC purchased 2124 Royal Pine Drive.

Christopher and Suzanne Boyd purchased 3080 Marsh Gate Drive.

Michael MacHose and Marleah Bouchard from Tega Cay, SC purchased 2939 Atrium Villa.

Michael and Michelle Riddle from Gilbert, AZ purchased 2923 Baywood Drive and joined at the Social level.

Kelly and Eric Needleman from Evergreen, CO purchased 461 Double Eagle Trace and joined at the Social level.

Cindy Yule and Tom Abbott from Chicago, IL purchased 1127 Emmaline Lane and joined at the Social level.

John and Beth Butterworth from Doylestown, PA purchased 1714 Live Oak Park.

Hunter and Ashley Hughey from Greenville, SC purchased 1122 Summerwind Lane and joined at the Social level.

David and Jeanne Cerino from Bedford, MA purchased 2551 High Hammock.

Lyle and Elizabeth Street from Dallas, TX purchased 1613 Live Oak Park.

Peter and Megan Vail purchased 3057 Seabrook Village.

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From the GM Mitchell Laskowitz General Manager / COO mlaskowitz@seabrookisland.com

First, thank you all very much for taking the time to participate in the Fall 2021 Member Survey and provide us with invaluable feedback. After reading through the results and open-ended comments, the team has begun focusing on the critical areas that will have the greatest impact on your enjoyment in 2022. (We are reviewing professional research companies to partner with on our next survey and will keep you updated.)

I do hope that you have seen some improvements over the past couple of months that speak to some of your feedback. From cleanliness and organization, to higher and more frequent levels of communication, a number of your concerns are already being addressed. Over the next 3-6 months you will see initiatives that focus on Staff Service & Culture Training, Members’ First Mentality, More Amenities Open, Stretching Our Season Where Viable, F&B Elevation and Consistency, Experiential Programming, and an Investment in Our Future.

Fall 2021 Member Satisfaction Survey Ratings

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Leveraging Our Greatest Asset: “Members Matter” As the team here prepares for the upcoming season, I wanted to share a few new things you can expect at your Club. First, we have a few projects underway in which you will see changes in our amenities, as well as in the offerings.

Racquet Sports Complex This is our number one priority, where we will spend the most capital in 2022. We have a land planner currently assessing what is possible over the next decade, with a goal in 2022 of addressing much needed pickleball courts and a refurbishment of the Clubhouse.

Golf Veranda This is where you will be able to enjoy beer, a glass of wine, and an expanded deck while ordering food from the Island House kitchen. We will be expanding the veranda by 40%, adding some new furniture and a Pour My Beer & Wine Self-Serve Wall for your enjoyment. This is just one more area for Members to enjoy all the Club has to offer.

Cap’n Sams’ Grill This summer, get ready for an enhanced menu featuring our new wood-fired brick pizza oven. This fantastic addition will cook one pizza every 90 seconds. Even better, the dough we have been testing is top notch! We are also adding machines for frozen drinks that you can add your favorite topper to.

Pelican’s Nest Our goal is to become a seafood-forward restaurant that emphasizes freshness. We are also excited to announce that we will be building a raw bar in 2022 that features fresh shrimp and oysters. We will still be open through October, and during season, we will have “members-only” nights on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Ocean Terrace Once season is upon us in June, we should have a new look and feel. Inside we will enjoy a nice refurbishment, while outside you will have “members-only” tables, chairs, and lounges. Thirsty? Well, we will have an 8-Tap Pour My Beer & Wine station for your enjoyment, as well.

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Members-Only Enhancements Beach Club We are very excited about having “members-only” access to the Beach Club starting at 9 AM, in advance of renters access at 10 AM. We also are rolling out a Towel Dispensing and Tracking Machine in which member towels are complimentary. (Renters will pay $5 per day). In the months of June, July, and August, we will be having a campus-wide F&B party in which we will feature different culinary experiences at Pelican’s Nest, Cap’n Sams’, and Ocean Terrace. These will be “members-only” events.

Ocean Terrace Dates are forthcoming for a “members-only” evening party with food, beverage, and live music Island House Once the Pelican’s Nest opens seven days a week, the Palmetto Room and Bohicket’s Lounge will be “membersonly” access after 5 PM, featuring live music on Saturday nights.

As things start heating up in June you should see evidence of some of these changes—as well as a number of “members-only” programming designed to take good care of our most prized asset: “you.” We hope that you agree the path we have chosen should put us in a great position to not only address your concerns, but also elevate the member experience and build intrinsic value.

Thank you all for your support, Mitchell

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New Executive Chef Chef Daniel Doyle Club Executive Chef ddoyle@seabrookisland.com

Daniel Doyle Named New Club Executive Chef We are thrilled to announce Daniel Doyle has joined the Seabrook Island Club team as our new executive chef. In this important role he oversees all culinary operations at the Club, including The Palmetto Room, Bohicket Lounge, The Pelican’s Nest, Osprey Café, and Cap’n Sams’ Grill.

Chef Doyle is an award-winning chef with two decades of experience and a passion for innovative Southern cuisine. A graduate of Johnson & Wales, he served as the executive chef and managing partner of Poogan’s Porch in downtown Charleston. In 2012, he was first invited to cook at the prestigious James Beard House in New York City — and returned four additional times. Most recently, he was the culinary director of the Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina.

“I have always loved the nature and beauty of John’s Island. My first sous chef job was actually at Rosebank Farms Café and I’ve always wanted to get back to this area,” he explains.

His media credits include the Food Network’s Chopped, the Travel Channel, BBC Canada, USA Today, and Sirius XM, to name a few.

With a culinary style he describes as “classic food with modern interpretations”, Chef Doyle is looking to “create an innovative and contemporary dining experience for our Members”. He takes pride in locally sourcing meat, produce, and grains. “Fresh food and a fresh approach to traditional southern dishes, that’s a key focus,” he promises.

Some fun facts about our new executive chef: “I am newly remarried father of four. I love the beach, college sports, and music trivia.” Welcome Chef Doyle!

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Osprey Café Joe Pontuti Clubhouse Manager jpontuti@seabrookisland.com

A Little Bit of Something For Everyone!

From Chef Sean’s world-famous cinnamon rolls, to healthy salads and breakfast sandwiches, the team is serving up sun, smiles, and delicious food for your Springtime enjoyment. We've also added canned beer and wine if you'd like to sit outside and enjoy the views at the Beach Club. Come see us from 8 AM - 2 PM, Thursday - Sunday at Osprey Café.

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Racquet Sports Laura Ferreira Director of Racquet Sports 843.768.7543 • lferreira@seabrookisland.com

Hours of Operation Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM Saturday – Sunday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM

The Racquet Club is already starting the spring season at full force. Our pros and staff are preparing and getting ready to provide Members with the best service possible and we want you to be able to make full use of your benefits as a Member.

At the Racquet Club, Full Members and Social Members have the benefit of reserving courts and booking lessons/ clinics thirty days in advance. Community Members can book courts, lessons, and clinics seven days in advance.

Unimproved Lot Memberships can book three days in advance. Make sure to use your membership benefits to your advantage as we move into a busier season.

Barrier Islands Fundraiser

On March 25, the Racquet Club will host its annual Barrier Islands Social and Fundraiser. The event supports the Barrier Islands Free Medical Clinic efforts to provide free medical services for low-income families and individuals who live on Johns Island, Wadmalaw Island, and James Island. Without their assistance, many adults would not receive treatment or be able to undergo expensive testing and exams.

The event will take place from 2 – 4 PM at the Racquet Club. Brenda Falls, the Director of the BIFMC, will be present as a guest speaker to explain the clinic’s efforts.

Donations are encouraged as we come together to help our local community. Please call the Racquet Club Pro Shop if you have any questions on how to donate to this great cause.

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PTR L1 Certification Hosted

by Seabrook Island Racquet Club

On March 5 and 6, the Racquet Club was the home of a L1 PTR (Professional Tennis Registry) workshop. The workshop included our Head Tennis Professional Babar Akbar, our Assistant Tennis Professional Klein Evans, and many other coaches from all over the East Coast.

The two-day workshop was hosted by Milena Stephens, the PTR Director of Education, and Laura Ferreira, our Director of Racquet Sports.

Continuous education for all of our staff is one of our top goals at the Racquet Club. We hope to keep improving and expanding our knowledge to provide our Members with the best, most up-to-date coaching sessions anywhere.

Benefits of Low Compression Balls (Red, Orange, and Green) for Adult Tennis

Keeping Score in Pickleball Doubles

Low-compression balls are mostly linked to Junior Tennis.

There are three main types of low compression balls: red, orange, and green. In recent years, studies have shown that introducing low-compression balls in coaching adults helps accelerate the learning curve and create better technical habits. Let us look at the different low compression balls and their benefits.

Keeping score in pickleball is more like the old way of scoring in volleyball. The only way to earn a point is on your own serve. As most sports have moved to a simpler scoring method, the method of scoring in pickleball adds more challenge to the game.

Red-dot balls are larger in size and have 25% compression of a regular yellow ball. Red-dot balls are used for beginner players and juniors, ranging from five to seven years old. The bounce height is much lower and essential for developing an effective grip. The ball also travels slower through the air, giving beginners and young players more time to track the ball.

Orange-dot balls are the same size as a regular yellow ball, however with 50% less compression. The bounce height is also conducive to developing effective grips, while the traveling speed of the ball through the air is faster.

The green-dot balls are the closest to a regular yellow ball. The diameter is the same but the ball has 75% less compression. The bounce will be slightly lower to a yellow regulation ball. The main difference will be felt on the weight of the ball. The green ball is still lighter than a yellow ball, allowing players who do not have strong grip strength to feel comfortable during the contact point between the racquet and the ball itself.

If your coaches introduce a low-compression ball at your adult tennis session, don’t feel skeptical about it. Lower compression balls have been used more and more often these days. You will often see them during beginner clinics and private lessons when a coach is working on a specific technical skill correction, or even during cardio tennis sessions.

In doubles, you start by serving from the right side of the court diagonally to the opposite court. If you win a point, you switch to the left, and then back again to the right, and so on. After you lose a point on serve, the serve moves to your partner, who keeps serving until they lose a point on serve. When both players have lost their serves, it is called “side out” and then the opposing team serves. This pattern continues through the game until someone gets to 11.

The scoring can be tricky to learn in the start, but it is designed to give clear information on the score and who is serving. The score is called out as three numbers. The first number is the serving team’s score. The second number is the receiving team’s score, and the third number is the server number 1 or 2, depending on whether or not it’s the first teammate (1) or the second teammate (2).

For example, if the score is 3-1-2, then the serving team is winning 3 to 1 and the second person is serving. If the serving team loses the point, the serve will move on to the opposing team.

To keep the game fair and minimize the advantage for the team serving first, the first team starts 0-0-2. This means if the serving team loses a point, the serve switches over to the other side.

Hope this was helpful and encourages you to enjoy the wonderful game of pickleball.

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RACQUET CLUB PROGRAMS January - April 2022

Participation in all programs requires advance registration with the front desk.

TENNIS FOR BEGINNERS

STROKE CLINICS

This program is designed for those who have never touched a tennis racquet before. We are willing to prove that age doesn’t matter when learning a new sport. Come and join us at our afternoon sessions.

We provide all equipement, just bring yourself!

Adult members only.

Our 100, 200, 300, 400 stroke series has been revamped! Are you looking forward to polishing your skills on a particular stroke? Forehand, backhand, volleys, serves, or any other shot, we have you covered.

Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 10 - 11 AM

Thursdays from 3 - 4 PM

EVENING DRILLS

CARDIO TENNIS

All levels are welcome for this session. The pros will be focusing on feeding drills to keep you moving and working on all areas of the game. Join us for a late session of tennis!

Cardio Tennis is designed for those who want to have a good workout on the tennis court. We advise you to bring a cold bottle of water, lots of energy, and maybe a good playlist of your choice.

Fridays from 4:30 - 5:30 PM

Saturdays from 9 - 10 AM

KIDS FUN FRIDAY

TENNIS OPEN PLAY

Bring the kids out to enjoy a fun hour at the Racquet Club.

All kids from 7 to 13 years old are welcome to enjoy a full hour of games and fun on the tennis court! We provide all equipement. This program starts in February.

With the intent of helping players find a weekly match, we have created the Open Play Session for tennis. The front desk will reserve courts for those looking for a game. Please sign-up in advance as spots are limited, and we would like to ensure a game for everyone. There are no charges other than court time charges depending on membership level.

Every 3rd Friday of the month from 4 - 5 PM

MEN’S CLINICS

Thursdays from 9 - 11 AM

A doubles strategy and game development clinic tailored for those seeking to improve their game.

EVENING TENNIS OPEN PLAY

Tuesdays from 9 - 10 AM (3.0 Beginner/Intermediate) Tuesdays from 10 - 11:30 AM (3.0/3.5 Intermediate)

LADIES’ CLINICS Doubles strategy and game development clinic for all seeking to polish and improve their game.

Mondays from 8:30 - 10 AM (3.0/3.5 Level) Wednesdays from 8:30 - 10 AM (3.5 Level) Thursdays from 9 - 10:30 AM (4.0 Level)

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An open play session for those trying to find a game after work hours. Only court fee is changed depending on membership type.

Wednesdays from 4:30 - 6:30 PM

USTA & CALTA TEAM PRACTICE Program intended and focused on competition level and teamwork build-up. Captains will be contacted.

Members only.

Call the Racquet Club for dates and times.

racquetsports@seabrookisland.com | 843.768.7543

Equestrian Charles Hairfield Equestrian Director 843.768.7541 • chairfield@seabrookisland.com

Hours of Operation Monday – Saturday: 8 AM – 4 PM Sunday: Closed to Public

The Equestrian Center is looking forward to Spring Break and warmer weather. We have added a new horse to our Trail and Beach program. His name is Scooby. Scooby is an eighteen-year-old chestnut quarter horse, with a lot of trail riding experience. He is already taking trail rides and we hope to have him out on the beach soon. We continue to look for additional trail and lesson horses and will keep you updated on our findings.

Mark Your Calendars!

The Equestrian Center’s “Member Thirsty Thursday” is back and better than ever: Thursday, May 26, from 4 - 6 PM. Come and enjoy riding demonstrations, a parade of horses, and much more! If you have already been to an event at the Equestrian Center, we would love to have you back; and if not, we’d love it even more for you to come see what the Equestrian Center offers.

Please call us at 843.768.7541 to make your reservations for all rides early!

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Golf Brian Thelan Head Golf Professional 843.768.7539 • bthelan@seabrookisland.com

Hours of Operation Monday – Sunday, 7 AM - 6 PM

Spring Golf Events Spring golf has arrived at the Club, and I hope you’ve been able to get out on our two beautiful, superbly conditioned courses. The spring event schedule is in full swing, and we’ve played some exciting tournaments already. A SILGA 9 & Wine, Fun Friday, and a SILGA Interclub at Briar’s filled the February schedule along with some very competitive Four-Ball matches amongst the MGA and SILGA. The MGA Four-Ball Ringer was the biggest event of the month - enjoyed by a full field of 84 players in late February. Two teams stole the show by playing the best golf and posting the lowest 18-hole scores over two days on Crooked Oaks. Dave Garvey chipped in from off the green on the last hole, much to the delight of his partner, Ron Moffitt, to finish the tourney at -14 and in first place one shot ahead of the runner-up team. Mac McDonald and partner Burt Schoffman scorched the field to win low gross by firing -7 off the stick and -13 net, only one shot behind winners Garvey and Moffitt. Tournament results are listed below.

MGA Four-Ball Ringer • • •

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1st - Dave Garvey & Ron Moffitt -14 (pictured) • 2nd - Mac McDonald & Burt Schoffman -13 (pictured) • 3rd - tie Earle Shaw & Joe Wilson -1 Tony Ruzowicz & Mike Coleman – 12

Low Gross - Mac McDonald & Burt Schoffman -7

(pictured) nd 2 gross - Scott Osler & Lane Baker -5 (pictured)

Hole in Ones

Midge Fleming (pictured right) made her first hole in one on the first shot hit with her new Callaway heaven wood, February 1, on #9 of Crooked Oaks. She holed the shot from 116 yards, and it was witnessed by Denise Kotva, Pam Dittloff, and Cindy Zock.

Rob Weber, son of member Jack Weber, made his first hole in one on February 9, the day after taking a lesson from Martin. With a pitching wedge, he aced the 15th hole on Ocean Winds from 110 yards. The shot was witnessed by his father, Dr. Jack Weber.

Rich Boss scored his first hole in one Saturday, February 12. He aced the 13th hole on Crooked Oaks from 123 yards with an 8 iron.

Charlie Septer and Jim Kindley witnessed the shot.

Ron Moffitt aced the 13th hole on Crooked Oaks Tuesday, March 1.

He holed with a 9 iron from 118 yards, and the shot was witnessed

by Mitch Pulwer, “Jenn” Connell, and Michael Garvey. This was his second hole in one.

Upcoming March & April Events

March Tues - Wed 22 - 23 SILGA Member/Member Mon 28 MGA Putting Contest Wed 30 SILGA 3 Queens & a King Thurs 31 MGA Island Cup/Crooked Oaks April Fri - Sat 8 - 9 Men’s & Ladies Club Championship Thurs 21 SILGA Interclub-Kiawah Island Club, Governor’s Club Cassique course Fri 22 Fun Friday Mon 25 MUSC Charity Outing both courses - Regular play opens at 2:30 PM Wed 27 MGA Island Cup / Turtle Point Thurs 28 SILGA Tournament of Champions Fri 29 SILGA 9 & Wine Sat - Sun 30 - 1 Mixed Couples Championship

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Member Responsibilities When Playing Golf Please remember that we own our courses and, as owners and stewards, we are responsible for doing our part to keep them as pristine as possible. We each have personal responsibilities to the Club and each other to ensure everything runs smoothly for each Member and guest. Every time you play or practice, please remember the following:

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Ensure all players in your group are registered on the tee sheet by the day before play, which will enable the bag room to have clubs loaded appropriately.

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Maintain pace of play by always keeping up with the group ahead of you and please remember that the Club’s expectation is for a 4-hour round or LESS.

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Check-in with the Starter in the Starter’s House.

Take responsibility for your guests: register them in the Pro Shop before going to the practice range and ensure they are dressed appropriately and observe proper etiquette at all times.

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Contact the Pro Shop or notify the Starter/Marshall if you observe any player(s) not observing our rules and etiquette -- do not engage the player(s) directly.

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Fill fairway divots, whether yours or someone else’s, with sand.

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Keep all four wheels on the cart path at all times, especially near tees/greens and on all Par 3’s.

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Do not drive the cart closer than 75 yards from the green.

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Pick up litter, e.g., tees, wrappers, cigarette butts, plastic bottles, etc.

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Always be friendly, helpful, and cordial to other Members, guests, and staff. Remember we are the Club.

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Gently, firmly, and consistently remind other Members to do the same.

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Repair ball marks on the green, yours and two others.

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Reduce wear and tear on the course by driving your cart onto the fairway at a 90º angle to your ball and then driving in the fairway to your next shot, or exiting the fairway directly to the cart path.

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Do not drive your cart between the white and green stakes or through areas where it could damage the course, e.g., dark wet grassy areas, marked areas, or within 75 yards of the green.

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Enter/exit bunkers from the lowest entry point and rake the sand after playing your shot.

Doing Our Part: Fewer Plastic Bottles Last year, players on our Seabrook golf courses drank approximately 130,000 bottles of water. While we strongly encourage players to keep hydrated while playing, what becomes of all those used water bottles?

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Each plastic water bottle takes up to 1,000 years to decompose because they are photodegradable, not biodegradable.

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While extensive effort is made by our golf, cart-barn, and maintenance teams to ensure the bottles are recycled, those we miss end up in landfills that are already overflowing with millions of tons of discarded plastic bottles.

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These buried bottles leach harmful chemicals into our environment as they decompose, leak pollutants into our soil, and contaminate nearby water systems.

Seabrook Island Club wants to help change that.

We have joined the world’s top golf clubs to reduce environmental issues caused by plastics. First, we installed water stations at each comfort station/restroom located on our courses. These offer ample cold water for all golfer. A running count of water bottles not used is maintained on each refill station. Second, we are making Members aware of this new service and encouraging you to bring your own reusable containers to refill. And most recently, during the cooler winter months, we cut back to two water bottles in each cart versus four, with the goal of dramatically reducing our plastic bottle use.

Success here, of course, requires a change in behavior. We hope that you will be an early adopter. Please remember to refill your bottles using these water stations and encourage your playing partners to do the same for the benefit of everyone.

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Robert Trent Jones' Impact on Augusta Did you know that while Alister MacKenzie rightfully gets the glory for Augusta’s routing, the man who created some of our most incredible memories was Robert Trent Jones ("RTJ")? Most people would agree that the Master’s drama begins with #11 and ends with the par 3 16th . Both holes are work RTJ did at the behest of Bobby Jones several years after the course opened.

In 1948, RTJ redesigned #16, damming Rae’s Creek, rotating and lengthening a relatively poor par 3. Who can forget the excitement we associate with Jack’s charge in 1986 and Tiger’s chip-in from 2005. In 1950, RTJ lengthened #11 and moved it closer to water (a Bobby Jones anathema). This has led to several sudden-death memories, such as Larry Mize’s 1987 chip-in to sink Greg Norman, Faldo vs. Hoch in 1989, and Fuzzy Zoeller winning the first sudden-death playoff in 1979. All drama brought to you in living color courtesy of Robert Trent Jones.

For more history on the life, legacy, and historical significance of Robert Trent Jones, visit roberttrentjonessociety.com.

“The Sun Never Sets on the Robert Trent Jones Empire.”

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Fun Fridays Last year, we started a 9 hole league we called “Fun Friday” and it has been a huge success for our Members seeking casual golf with each other. The format for these events is always a Captain’s Choice Scramble, with a twist to keep it interesting.

Competition is offered for those who like to compete and points are awarded through the season for participation and for the weekly winners. Top point earners at the end of the season win additional prizes.

We began the 2022 Fun Friday league in February with 60 players attending the first event. Upcoming Fun Friday dates are Apr. 22, May 20, Jun. 24, Jul. 29, Aug. 19, and Sep. 16.

Sign up here to join the fun: sic-2022funfriday.golfgenius.com or call the golf shop at 843.768.2529, if you have any questions.

There are a lot of exciting, new things going on at the Club and in our golf programs. As always, if there’s anything I can do to make your golf experience at the Club more enjoyable (and fun!), please do not hesitate to let me know.

Brian Thelan, PGA Head Golf Professional

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Inside the Grass Sean Hardwick Director of Golf Course Maintenance shardwick@seabrookisland.com

The time for transition is upon us as the staff looks to begin moving towards the spring green up and growth of the bermudagrass throughout the golf courses. The ryegrass has been very good and has provided an excellent winter and spring playing surface. As summer approaches, we need to do everything that we can to promote the bermuda growth and inhibit the rye growth. We do this in several ways; one is through the regular application of growth regulators to slow the ryegrass growth and the other is through the increasingly lower mowing heights. By slowing the growth and cutting the turf lower, sunlight is allowed to get down to where the bermudagrass is growing thus helping it to break dormancy and begin competing with the dominant rye. What this means for you as golfers is that the greens will speed up significantly and the fairways will roll out further on each drive. Additionally, the roughs will be lowered and are probably the most likely to face bermudagrass injury from the ryegrass, particularly in shaded areas. The staff will be monitoring these areas closely to see if there are additional actions needed to help the bermudagrass overcome the thick ryegrass without serious injury.

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Brian Thelan and I recently shot a video with the help of the MGA on proper filling of divots and repair of ball marks. We also cover these important tasks in every new golf school. Filling divots and repairing ball marks are critical golf responsibilities that every golfer should perform. It is a part of being a good steward of your course and your game as it not only cares for your course but also leaves it in good shape for the next set up players to come along. Be on the lookout for the video and more instructional videos that will come out in the future. Another item that we would love to cover and remind players about is that we follow the 90-degree rule when driving to your golf ball to minimize wear of turf in highly traveled areas. Additionally, the white and green stakes are placed in areas that cart traffic is discouraged and thus we ask that you do not drive between them or over them. After hitting your shot, stay on the cart path until you get to where you ball is located on the course and turn 90 degrees off the path out to your ball. This will help to reduce the number of areas our staff has to repair while also providing better rough for you to hit out of. Golf carts have been a huge boon for the growth of golf, but they also are one of the greatest causes of damage to the turf on any course. A final housekeeping reminder is that bunker rakes are to be left outside of the bunkers and you should always exit a bunker from the low side.

A final note about course activities is that we are looking to add some new out-of-play natural areas that will not affect your golf game. In these areas we want to plant some ornamentals that attract butterflies as well as multiple bird species. This will continue our mission to promote wildlife and create areas that will enhance our environmental stewardship. These all align well with our standing as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. Keep an eye out for these places and enjoy the beauty of your courses. See you on the course!

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Shops Kristin Orris Club Merchandise Manager 843.768.7979 • korris@seabrookisland.com

Golf Pro Shop Spring is in the air. With warm weather approaching, now is the perfect time to update your golf wardrobe with some new spring and summer pieces. We have some fabulous collections arriving throughout the next couple of months in an exciting array of colors and styles.

First up in the Pro Shop, for the gentlemen, a collection from Greyson. This high fashion brand has been gaining a ton of recognition in the golf community. They make some great fun prints in wonderful fabrications that can easily be worn on and off the course. This collection features a wide variety of colors, including purple, blue, pink, and even a hint of green. Also due to arrive soon, are a few of our Members’ favorites: Dunning, Johnnie-O, Holderness & Bourne, Under Armour, and Travis Mathew.

Ladies, it was a tough winter keeping apparel in the shop for you due to supply issues, but fingers crossed we are out of the woods. We have many new spring collections on order for the next couple of months. One of those is a brand new collection from the luxury designer line, Kinona. They use lightweight Italian fabric which features UPF 50+ sun protection and moisture-wicking technology, perfect for warm days. The fabric is so buttery soft and light that it drapes perfectly without clinging.

This collection will feature colors of bright pink, kelly green, and navy. In addition to the new Kinona line, you can expect to see Tail, Greg Norman, JoFit, and Nike.

A couple of our winter outerwear collections (albeit late) are still arriving from Fairway & Greene and Footjoy.

These pieces will come in handy for those chilly mornings and evenings we still may experience in March, or even April.

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While you are in the shop this month be sure to swing by our shoe collection to check out all the styles that arrived recently. We have brand new selections from Adidas, Ecco, Nike, and FootJoy.

Seabrook Shoppe

Racquet Club Pro Shop March and April are a great month for tennis and pickleball on Seabrook Island, as the weather teeters between warm and cool, usually landing somewhere in the middle to make it perfect.

Mark your calendars: Opening Day is April 1! And the shop looks incredible, as it got a little makeover during the winter. We are so excited for you to see the great items we have to offer this season. We will be featuring some great new clothing lines for the ladies. Tori Richards, Hatley, Cabana Life, and LJC Designs are a few of the new lifestyle brands we will be offering. As always, we will have a great selection of swimwear from Kate Spade, Michael Kors, Vince Camuto, Ann Cole, and Cosita Linda, just to name a few. We have a great selection of local gifts available this season: jewelry by Grit & Grace, candles by Wildwix, and hand-packaged teas and beverages by Oliver Pluff & Company (be sure to check out their Sangria mix). We look forward to seeing you this Spring!

Cross Court, Tail, Lucky in Love, and Fila are just a few of the names that will be arriving in the Pro Shop over the next couple of months. Lucky in Love will feature fun, wild plaid prints, while the collections from Cross Court will be much more modest and simpler: one assortment will be in black and white while the other will be light grey and sherbet. If you are looking for something more in the middle, you may like the animalesque collection from Tail, featuring zebra and cheetah prints, in colors of yellow and cerulean.

For the gentlemen, we are adding to our Adidas and Fila collection this spring, as well as K-Swiss in colors of Malibu and white. We are also adding an assortment of “Seabrook Island” t-shirts just before summer.

Keep an eye out for our new bag collection by Oliver Thomas. These trendy colorful bags not only look great but are incredibly functional, with their durable washable fabric and the perfect number of pockets for all your needs. We are offering many different styles of bags, including pickleball bags. These are an absolute must have!

Osprey Café The Osprey Café will carry an exciting collection of drinkware this Spring. Don’t forget that if you bring in your own ‘Seabrook Island’ cup you will receive the small beverage price. Keep an eye out for the assortment of gift items that will be available, including our very popular Seabrook Island Maps, from a local company called “Map Mom.” We will have some new sizes and designs available for the Spring.

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March 2022 SUNDAY

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70s Party 6 PM Atlantic Room

Ashley Hall Horse Show at Mullet Hall

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SILGA Spring Member / Member

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SILGA Solheim Cup

SILGA Interclub w/ KIC, Governor's Club at Crooked Oaks

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SILGA Spring Member / Member

Osprey Café Opens for Lunch and Breakfast 8 AM - 2 PM

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MGA Putting Contest 3 PM

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SILGA 3 Queens & a King

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SILGA Solheim Cup

Saint Patrick's Day

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Spring Fashion Show 11:30 AM

Wine Tasting 6 PM Atlantic Room 27

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MGA Island Cup at Crooked Oaks

Fun Friday 9-Hole Event

MGA Spring Member / Member

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Ashley Hall Horse Show at Mullet Hall 25

Barrier Islands Fundraiser Event at the Racquet Club 2 - 4 PM

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April 2022 SUNDAY

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Pelican's Nest Opens 12 - 6 PM

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Beach Club Pools Open 9 AM - 5 PM Shoppe Opens 10 AM - 5:30 PM 3

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Brubeck Brothers Jazz Quartet at 7 PM in the Atlantic Room

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Men's & Ladies' Cap'n Sams' Grill Opens Club Championship 12 PM - 6 PM

Junior Tennis Programs 10

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Osprey Café moves to Full-service Daily 8 AM - 6 PM

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DATAW Invitational Interclub

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Easter Egg Hunt 1 PM at the Island House

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Conrad Tao Concert 7 PM The Atlantic Room

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Ladies Interclub w/ KIC, Governor's Club at Cassique Course

Fun Friday 9-Hole Event

Karla Bonoff Concert 7 PM The Atlantic Room

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MGA Island Cup at Turtle Point

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SILGA Tournament of Champions

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SILGA 9 & Wine

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Mixed Couples Championship through May 1

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SEABROOK ISLAND RACQUET CLUB

JUNIOR TENNIS PROGRAMS EASTER 2022 April 4 - 22 Sign-up is required before sessions.

Rising Stars (Ages 4 - 7) For little ones eager to get on the court, we offer a morning tennis session, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 – 8:45 AM. We will work on building a strong hand-eye coordination base, footwork skills, and get them involved in a fun tennis environment!

Daily Rates Member (M) - $17

Guest of Member (GOM) - $20

Guest (GST) - $22

Futures (Ages 8 - 12) This Junior Camp utilizes the USTA endorsed quick start format to ensure your child receives ageappropriate instruction. Students will be grouped based on age, prior experience, and ability. The Junior Camp will offer instruction on fundamentals, hand-eye coordination, footwork skills, enjoyable gameplay, and lots of fun! The sessions run Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 3:30 - 4:30 PM.

Daily Rates M - $20

GOM - $23

GST - $26

High Performance (Ages 13 - 17) This program is designed for high-school and tournament players ages 13 to 17 who wish to keep up and improve their skills throughout the summer break. This fun program will focus on the main foundations of training that are designed to elevate performance on the courts: dead ball and live ball drills, point play, match play, and fitness. The sessions will run Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 2 - 3:30 PM.

Requirements to enroll in the High-Performance session: Able to serve and return Rally an average of 10 balls consistently Keep Score

Daily Rates M - $30

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GOM - $33

GST - $36

KIAWAH ARTS COUNCIL CONCERT

BRUBECK BROTHERS JAZZ QUARTET Celebrates Dave Brubeck’s Centennial WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6 DOORS OPEN AT 7 PM | SHOW AT 7:30 PM THE ATLANTIC BALLROOM ON SALE MARCH 21 AT 9 AM • TICKETS GO FAST! Tickets $10 • purchase at kiawahisland.org Member charge bar will be available for the show.

If you wish to dine in the restaurant please call the Island House reservations line at 843.768.2571.

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TRIVIA NIGHT SEABROOK ISLAND CLUB

T N E V E OUT D L O S

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 | THE ATLANTIC BALLROOM 5:30 - 6:30 PM RECEPTION & DINNER | 6:30 PM GAME STARTS $35++ PER PERSON DINNER BUFFET We are hosting a fun & casual trivia night on the second

Wednesday of each month through May 2022. This is a new format with full dinner served and limited reservations accepted.

Each table is a team of 8-9 people max. You can host an entire team table or get to know your neighbors and join a community team.

The winning team gets their entry fee for the evening comped.

Member charge bar will be available for beverages.

A limited number of tables | Email Michelle Duplessis for reservations at mduplessis@seabrookisland.com

MENU

CHOP CHOP Crisp Iceberg Lettuce, Tomato, Bacon, Red Onion, Cucumber, Crumbled Egg, Creamy Blue Cheese, and Tangy Tomato Vinaigrette SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN Buttermilk Biscuits - Whipped Hot Honey Butter

ST. LOUIS RIPS House Smoked, Dr. Pepper BBQ Sauce, and Corn Muffins GREEN CHILI/TORTILLA CRUSTED MAC N CHEESE HAM HOCK BRAISED GREEN BEANS

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ASSORTED COOKIES, BROWNIES AND BLONDIES

Easter Sunday, April 17 Seabrook Island Club

Family Brunch Buffet Atlantic Room Seating private round tables for families of 6+ people on the half hours Noon 2:30 PM. Groups fewer than six will be seated at one of our community tables.

Hours of Operation Palmetto Room: Open for regular a la carte dining hours Brunch: 10 AM - 2 PM Dinner: 5 PM - 9 PM Bohicket Lounge: 11 AM - 9 PM Osprey Cafe: 8 AM - 6 PM Cap'n Sams' Grill: 11 AM - 4 PM Pelican's Nest: CLOSED

We will have pictures with the Easter Bunny and fun kids activity tables in the Carolina Room.

Reservations are required and no changes can be made after Tuesday, April 12th.

Please email Michelle Duplessis at mduplessis@seabrookisland.com to make your reservation today.

Easter Buffet - Adults $40 ++ Children $20++

Easter Egg Hunt 1 PM on the front lawn of the Island House Join us as the kids search for candy treasure and the Easter Bunny makes a special appearance.

Be there on time and bring your baskets!

No reservations are required.

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Easter Sunday Brunch Menu Carving Station Buffet

Cedar Roasted Salmon

Grilled Pork Loin Herb Roasted Spring Vegetables and Roasted Garlic Smashed Potatoes Assorted Dinner Rolls and Chef Sean’s Mini Pies 30

KIAWAH ARTS COUNCIL

PIANIST CONRAD TAO MONDAY, APRIL 18 DOORS OPEN 7 PM | SHOW AT 7:30 PM THE ATLANTIC BALLROOM ON SALE April 4 AT 9 AM • TICKETS GO FAST! Tickets $10 • purchase at kiawahisland.org Member charge bar will be available for the show.

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KIAWAH ARTS COUNCIL Singer & Songwriter

Karla Bonoff Thursday, April 21 Doors Open 7 PM | Show at 7:30 PM The Atlantic Ballroom ON SALE APRIL 4 AT 9 AM • TICKETS GO FAST! Tickets $10 • purchase at kiawahisland.org Member charge bar will be available for the show.

If you wish to dine in the restaurant please call the Island House reservations line at 843.768.2571.

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The Seabrook Island Real Estate team is your go-to partner for buying property here. Our 20+ sales executives know every corner of this beautiful barrier island. They are intimately familiar with the exceptional lifestyle it affords: the welcoming community, miles of sandy beach, award-winning golf courses, top-notch racquet facilities, friendly equestrian center, innovative dining, and memorable experiences at the Club. Whether your family is looking for a home, villa, cottage, townhome, or land to build on — or you are interested in investment property — this is the team that will best deliver on your dream. Call, email, or visit our office for a personalized tour today!

Contact Information

Hours of Operation

Seabrook Island Real Estate 1002 Landfall Way, Seabrook Island, SC 29455 (Located just before the security gate when entering the island)

Monday - Friday — 9 AM - 5 PM

realestate@seabrookisland.com seabrookisland.com 843.768.2560

Saturday and Sunday — 10 AM - 4 PM Closed — New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day.

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Your Team of Real Estate Professionals Your community real estate agents list and sell more property on Seabrook Island than all other companies combined.

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Tom Peck & Pat Polychron

Stuart Spisak

Chip Olsen, Patsy Zanetti, & Stuart Rumph

Mary Ann Lloyd

Marc Chafe

Marjorie Stephenson

Michael Furlong

Candice Haynie

John Halter

Joy Dellapina & Kathleen McCormack

Bill Britton

Caroline Seufert

Ryan Straup

Amanda Benepe

Morgan Eldridge

Audrey Whaley

Michelle AlmeydaWiedemuth

Nikolas Revette

Kelly Kostecki

Michael Asnip Broker-in-Charge/COO

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2414 Golf Oak Park - $1449,000

Under Construction | 4 BR | 4.5 BA | 3,206 SF

Golf VIew | 3 BR | 3.5 BA | 3,544 SF

3016 Seabrook Village Drive - $1,227,385

New Home Collection - Starting at $1,197,900

Village at Seabrook | 4 BR | 3 BA | 2,261 SF

Multiple Floor-Plans | Proposed Construction

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Good to Know 20222022 Beach ClubCLUB & Pool Rules BEACH RULES 1. Use of the pool and beach facilities, at any time, is at the user’s risk.

10. Showers are required prior to entering the pool to remove suntan products.

2. Children under 12 years of age, and older children without the ability to swim on their own, must be accompanied and supervised by an adult. Children 3 years of age or younger are not allowed in the large pool.

11. Children not toilet trained are required to always wear swim diapers in the Club’s pools and are not allowed in the large pool at any time. Members and guests who violate this policy will be charged $200 per violation to cover cleaning costs.

3. Swimming is permitted only during posted pool operating hours. Gates open for Members at 9 AM and renters at 10 AM.

12. Running, throwing balls, and noisy or hazardous activity are not be permitted in the pool area and adjacent beach area.

4. Smoking is not permitted inside the Beach Club and/ or pool areas.

13. Members, guests, and children may not sit or play on pool steps, which must be kept open.

5. Drinking glasses, glass bottles, and other glass objects are not permitted in the pool area or adjacent beach.

14. Diving is not permitted in any of the pools.

6. All Members, guests, and renters must use Club provided beach towels. You must have your amenity card to access the towels. Member towels are complimentary. Renters will pay $5 per towel. The towels are microchipped and if not returned that same day incur a $20 replacement fee.

7. Outside food and beverage is not permitted at the Beach Club and pool areas. All food and beverage must be purchased from the Club.

8. No coolers are permitted at the Beach Club or pool areas unless there is medical reason. These coolers must be approved by staff and tagged.

9. Members, their guests, and rental guests holding valid amenity cards may use the pool facilities and adjacent beach area at no charge. Identification will be requested by pool personnel. Club Members must carry membership cards, and unaccompanied guests of Members (including rental guests) must carry amenity cards as identification. Members can use the Club app on their phone to display their membership card.

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15. Flotation devices are permitted for non-swimming children. Non-swimming children must be accompanied in the water by an adult guardian.

Flotation devices should be attached to the child/ person (vest, backpack, water wings).

16. Audio devices (radios, iPods, etc.) may be used only with earphones in the pool area and adjacent beach. Music is provided for the Beach Club areas.

17. Persons using pool furniture are required to cover the furniture with a towel when using suntan products as these products damage the furniture.

18. At the pools, all food and beverages must stay within the designated areas, at least three feet from the pool edge.

19. Pets, other than service dogs, are not allowed in the pool area or adjacent beach.

20. Portable cabanas and tents are not be allowed in the Beach Club areas.

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Good to Know 2022 Hours of Operation Beach Club Dining Hours

Beach Club Pool Hours & Towel Service

Pelican’s Nest

Members and personal guests only: Daily, 9 AM - 10 AM

April 1 - April 3 Friday - Sunday, 12 PM - 6 PM

April 1 - May 26 Open daily, 9 AM - 5 PM

April 8 - April 16 | Closed on Easter Sunday Open daily, 12 PM - 6 PM

May 27 - September 5 Open daily, 9 AM - 8 PM

April 22 - May 15 Friday - Sunday, 12 PM - 6 PM

September 6 - October 30 Open daily, 9 AM - 5 PM

May 20 - September 5 Lunch & Dinner: Open daily, 11 AM - 9 PM September 6 - October 30 Lunch & Dinner: Tuesday - Sunday, 11 AM - 8 PM

Kids Camp

Members-only nights: Tuesday & Thursday, 5 PM - 9 PM

June 6 - August 5 Monday - Friday, 9 AM - 2:30 PM

Osprey Café March 3 - April 10 Breakfast & Lunch: Thursday - Sunday, 8 AM – 2 PM April 11 - 17 Full Service: Open daily, 8 AM – 6 PM April 21 - May 15 Breakfast & Lunch: Thursday - Sunday, 8 AM – 2 PM

Island House Dining Hours Bohicket Lounge January 1 - April 3 Tuesday - Sunday, 11 AM – 9 PM

May 19 - September 5 Full Service: Open daily, 8 AM – 9 PM

April 6 - May 21 Wednesday - Saturday, 11 AM - 9 PM

September 8 - October 30 Full Service: Thursday - Sunday, 8 AM – 8 PM

May 27 - October 30 Friday - Saturday, 11 AM - 9 PM

November 3 - November 27 Breakfast & Lunch: Thursday - Sunday, 8 AM – 2 PM

November 1 - December 31 Tuesday - Saturday, 11 AM - 9 PM

Cap’n Sams’ Grill

Palmetto Room, Seaview Terrace, & Ashley Room

April 9 - April 17 Open daily, 11 AM - 4 PM

January 1 - April 2 Lunch: Tuesday - Saturday, 11 AM – 3 PM

April 22 - May 15 Bar Service only: Friday - Sunday, 11 AM - 4 PM

January 1 - April 3 Dinner: Tuesday - Sunday, 5 PM – 9 PM

May 20 - September 5 Open daily, 11 AM - 7 PM

April 6 - May 21 Lunch: Wednesday - Saturday, 11 AM – 3 PM Dinner: Wednesday - Saturday, 5 PM – 9 PM

September 9 - October 30 Friday - Sunday, 11 AM - 7 PM Member account and amenity card charges only.

NO credit cards accepted at any dining venue.

Seabrook Shoppe Hours April 1 - September 5 Open daily, 10 AM - 5 PM September 6 - October 30 Tuesday - Sunday, 10 AM - 4 PM

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May 27 - October 29 Lunch: Friday & Saturday, 11 AM - 3 PM Dinner: Friday & Saturday, 5 PM – 9 PM November 1 - December 31 Lunch: Tuesday - Saturday, 11 AM - 3 PM Dinner: Tuesday - Sunday, 5 PM – 9 PM Year-round Brunch: Sunday, 10 AM - 2 PM *Please call 843.768.2571 for reservations.* Member account and amenity card charges only.

NO credit cards accepted at any dining venue.

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