CLUB Membership Newsletter
July 2019
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DIRECTORY
JANUARY 2017
HOURS OF OPERATION
PHONE DIRECTORY
CAMP CREEK GOLF CLUB Golf Shop: 7 AM – 6 PM Golf Course: 7:30 AM – Sunset Range: 7:30 AM – 30 minutes before Sunset Breakfast: 7:30 – 11 AM Lunch: 11 AM – 4 PM 19th Hole Grille: 7 AM – 5 PM Closed Mondays Phone: 850.231.7601
THE CLUBS BY JOE
SHARK’S TOOTH GOLF CLUB Golf Shop: 7 AM – 6 PM Golf Course: 7:30 AM – Sunset Range: 7:30 AM – 30 minutes before Sunset Wednesday – Monday Breakfast: 7:30 – 11 AM Lunch: 11 AM – 3 PM Closed Tuesdays Phone: 850.249.3015 WATERSOUND BEACH CLUB Club Hours: 9 AM – Sunset, daily Beach Service: 9 AM – Sunset, daily Food Service: 11 AM – Sunset, daily Bar: 11 AM – Sunset, daily Phone: 850.534.2500 ORIGINS GOLF CLUB 7:30 AM — Sunset Footgolf: Available after 1 PM Closed Wednesdays beginning July 10 Phone: 850.213.5090
Mike Jansen, Director of Club Operations............................. 850.249.3045 Sean McGaughey, Director of Golf ..................................... 850.249.4167 Barry Webb, Director of Tennis .......................................... 205.903.8743 Carly Sostheim, Director of Membership .............................. 850.213.5182 Carolyn Webre, Membership Sales & Relations Manager ........ 850.213.5179 Victoria Grandal, Marketing Coordinator .............................. 850.213.5183 Hollie Parker, Membership Coordinator ................................ 850.213.5181 Katelyn O’Keefe, Membership Accounting ........................... 850.641.0009 Madison Smiedendorf, Wedding Sales & Service Manager ...... 850.249.3042
CAMP CREEK GOLF CLUB Camp Creek Golf Club ..................................................... 850.231.7601 19th Hole Grille ............................................................... 850.231.7603 Lee Moran, Head Golf Professional ...................................... 850.231.7602
SHARK’S TOOTH GOLF CLUB Golf Shop ...................................................................... 850.249.3041 Grille/Lounge/Reservations ............................................... 850.249.3015 Daniel Fussell, Club Manager ............................................ 850.249.3048 Christopher Waycuilis, Executive Chef ................................. 850.249.3011 Matthew Hipps, Head Golf Professional .............................. 850.249.3046
WATERSOUND BEACH CLUB WaterSound Beach Club .................................................... 850.534.2500 Curtis Brooks, Club Manager ............................................. 850.534.2078 Chris Clements, Restaurant Manager .................................. 850.534.2075 Samantha Kasten, Restaurant Manager ............................... 850.534.2075 Diego Caiza, Restaurant Manager .................................. 850.534.2075 Dan Bower, Executive Chef ................................................ 850.534.2077
WATERSOUND ORIGINS GOLF CLUB Golf Shop ......................................................................850.213.5090
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WELCOME 4 REASONS THE BEACH IS GOOD FOR YOUR HEALTH
Click image above to play or view here: https://youtu.be/g7haGM5PkH4 1. VITAMIN D Appropriately dubbed “the sunshine vitamin”, vitamin D plays a crucial part in a person’s overall health and well-being. This vital nutrient is linked to bone, muscle, and cardiovascular health, as well as immune function, healthy skin and more. Vitamin D deficiency is a global health problem, with nearly 1 billion people being “vitamin D-ficient”. The trick to quick and effective vitamin D absorption? Doctors recommend 10-15 minutes of unprotected sun exposure daily. Just remember to apply SPF and seek out shade afterward!
2. SAND IS A NATURAL EXFOLIANT Wet sand acts as a natural exfoliant to shed dead skin cells from your body, leaving your skin softer and rejuvenated. Treat your feet to a mini spa day by taking a walk near the water where the sand is looser and can wash over your feet.
3. COMBAT SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION Common sense would tell us that people tend to be happier in the warmer months and less so in the gloomier months, but it’s been scientifically proven that sunshine can make us happier. A study conducted by the Baker Heart Research Institute in Melbourne, Australia found that sunlight exposure increased participants’ levels of serotonin, having a positive effect on factors such as stress, sleep, and appetite.
4. SWITCH UP YOUR WORKOUT Scientists have documented the benefits of exercise for many years, yet many people fall short of the recommended 30-60 minutes of physical activity each day. A brisk walk along the beach or swim in the Gulf is a fun way to get in your daily dose of exercise. Up for a challenge? Try beach volleyball or opt for a sunrise run by the water. The best kind of exercise is one that you enjoy!
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CLUB EVENTS UPCOMING EVENTS FOURTH OF JULY EXTRAVAGANZA July 3 - 5 | WaterSound Beach Club | 5:30 – 8 PM Celebrate Independence Day at WaterSound Beach Club with three fun-filled days of live music, kids activities and delicious All-American fare. Call 850.534.2500 for more information. GOLF CLINIC – HYBRIDS July 6 | Shark’s Tooth Golf Club | 12 – 1 PM Learn the basic fundamentals of the Hybrid setup, alignment and swing. $25 per person, Members and Members’ guest welcome. Registration required, clubsbyjoe.com/events. TENNIS MARGARITA MIXER July 11 | Shark’s Tooth Tennis Courts | 5 – 7 PM Couples will enjoy Round Robin matches with other Member couples while sipping margaritas! $24++ per couple. Members and Members’ guests welcome. Registration required, clubsbyjoe.com/events. COUPLES NINE & DINE July 12 | Origins Golf Club | 4:30 PM Cocktails, 5 PM Shotgun Enjoy pre-golf cocktails and a 4-person/9-hole scramble, followed by dinner by 2 Birds Cafe. $40++ per Member couple, $80++ per guest couple. Registration required, clubsbyjoe.com/events. SUMMER GUEST DAY July 14 | Shark’s Tooth Golf Club | 9 AM Shotgun Become acquainted with fellow Members in a competitive and fun environment. Members are encouraged to bring one guest. $85 per team. Registration is required, clubsbyjoe.com/events. JUNIOR GOLF CAMP July 15 – 19 | Origins Golf Club | 12 – 1 PM The Junior Golf Camp will be a great introduction to golf for your child. Member referrals are welcome to participate. $225 per child. Price includes camp gift, snacks, final lunch and prizes. Registration is required, clubsbyjoe.com/events. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP – PICK YOUR PRO July 20 | Shark’s Tooth Golf Club | All Day Players will combine their net scores with an Open Championship player of their choice. Player with the lowest combined score wins. Registration is required, clubsbyjoe.com/events.
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CLUB EVENTS SAVE THE DATE
UPCOMING EVENTS (CONTINUED)
GREENS MAINTENANCE; CLUB CLOSED August 5 - 9 Camp Creek Golf Club
SURF & SAND CHALLENGE July 27 | WaterSound Beach Club | 1 – 3 PM Play in the sun, cool down with water games, and bring your laughter while trying to complete a variety of family-friendly challenges in your way! Ages 5+. Call 850.534.2500 for more information.
TRIVIA NIGHT August 17 WaterSound Beach Club
GREENS MAINTENANCE; CLUB CLOSED August 19 - 23 Shark’s Tooth Golf Club
LABOR DAY WEEKEND August 31 - September 2 WaterSound Beach Club
FIRST FRIDAY FEAST September 6 Shark’s Tooth Golf Club
SUPERINTENDENTS REVENGE September 8 Camp Creek Golf Club
MEDITERRANEAN DATE NIGHT September 12 WaterSound Beach Club
PARENT/CHILD TENNIS ROUND ROBIN September 14 Shark’s Tooth Tennis Courts
COUPLES NINE & DINE September 15 Camp Creek Golf Club
NORMAN-FAZIO GOLF CLASSIC August 1 – 3 | Shark’s Tooth & Camp Creek Golf Clubs The most sought-after title of the Member Golf Tournaments! The Norman-Fazio Classic is a two-man handicap at both Camp Creek and Shark’s Tooth Golf Clubs. Players may choose their own partner – Member or guest. Registration is required, clubsbyjoe.com/events.
ONGOING EVENTS IMAGINATION STATION Through August 2 | WaterSound Beach Club | Monday-Friday at 2 PM Bring the kiddos out for an afternoon of fun at the Kids Corner at WaterSound Beach Club! They will enjoy various kid-friendly arts and crafts throughout the weekdays. Some activities are weather permitting and are subject to change without notice. Please call 850.534.2500 for more details.
MEMBER MONDAY Mondays | Shark’s Tooth Golf Club | 5:30 – 8:30 PM Monday Nights are all about our Members! Members receive 50% off dinner entrées. Members and Members’ guests are welcome to attend. Reservations required, clubsbyjoe.com/dining.
CLUBSIDE S’MORES Nightly | WaterSound Beach Club | Sunset Gourmet s’mores options are now available for purchase nightly throughout the year. Reservations are not accepted. For more information, please call 850.534.2500.
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LOCAL EVENTS JULY SOUTH WALTON FOURTH OF JULY PARADE Thursday, July 4 | Seaside Amphitheater | 8 AM Join your friends and neighbors for the annual July 4th Parade down Scenic Highway 30-A and concluding in Seaside with even more fun! The parade begins in Seagrove Beach at 8:00am and travels down 30A, ending in Seaside. After the parade, stick around for the awards presentation, face painting and other fun throughout Seaside, Florida. It is the perfect way to kick off your Independence Day! South Walton friends, businesses, groups can register to take part in the ever growing 4th of July parade. Application to participate due by Friday June 27. Click here to download the 4th of July Parade Application!
PIER PARK SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Every Thursday through August 22 | Aaron Bessant Park | 7 – 9 PM Hot summer nights are made for music, and the Summer Concert Series has become a beloved summertime tradition in PCB. Enjoy a FREE concert in the park every Thursday at Aaron Bessant Park Amphitheater at 7:00pm. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy the sounds of summer music. Coolers, food and pets are welcome. Follow Pier Park on Facebook for more details and full schedule information.
FUN/SUP YOUTH PROGRAM Tuesday & Thursday, 10AM – 12 PM and Wednesday & Friday, 1 – 3 PM | Boathouse Paddle Club, WaterColor Sign your youth up for FUN/SUP - a youth adventure program at the Boathouse in WaterColor, FL. Ages 8-12 are welcome to participate in a 2 hour adventure program that includes paddle boarding, games, pool swimming and eco-adventure. $50 per child, text 850-419-6188 to reserve your date(s).
FOOTLOOSE Thursday, July 10 – Saturday, July 13 | Mattie Kelly Fine & Performing Arts Center, Niceville The Humanities, Fine & Performing Arts Division of Northwest Florida State College will present Footloose: The Musical as the 2019 summer musical production at the Mattie Kelly Arts Center nightly July 10-13 at 7:30 p.m. along with a matinée performance at 2 p.m. on July 13. Tickets for Footloose are on sale now and can be purchased by visiting Mattie Kelly Art Center’s box office, calling 850-729-6000 or visiting MattieKellyArtsCenter.org. Tickets are $25 adult and $10 for youth age 18 and younger.
KAYAK ECO TOUR ON LAKE POWELL Thursday, July 11 | Camp Helen State Park | 9 – 11 AM Join Camp Helen State Park for a leisurely 90-minute paddle on Lake Powell, one of the world’s largest Coastal Dune Lakes. Learn about the history, natural communities and wildlife that make this Outstanding Florida Water so unique and important. This guided kayak tour will be enjoyable for individuals, families and groups. All levels of experience are welcome. Watercraft and gear from outside the park are not permitted. Be sure to bring sun protection and drinking water. Single Kayak - $30, Tandem Kayak - $40.
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LOCAL EVENTS JULY (Continued) BLUE ANGELS PENSACOLA BEACH AIR SHOW Saturday, July 13 | Pensacola Beach | 12 PM The RED WHITE & BLUES Pensacola Beach Air Show 2019 featuring the Blue Angels will be held on Saturday, July 13, 2019. Locals and visitors from all over look forward to the annual Pensacola Beach Air Show held in the summer. The show highlights Pensacola hometown heroes — the Blue Angels — the U. S. Navy’s flight demonstration squadron stationed at Forrest Sherman Field aboard Naval Air Station Pensacola. The Blues hold several practice sessions along the beach in the days leading up to the big event on show day. The Pensacola Beach Air Show includes several days of exciting events. Head to visitpensacolabeach.com for full schedule of events.
CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT Saturday, July 13 | Grayton Beer Brewpub | 1:30 PM Start your Saturday off right with a beer-friendly Cornhole Tournament at the Grayton Beer Brewpub, located in the heart of Grayton Beach on Scenic Highway 30A. Tournaments take place the second Saturday of each month April - September. 2-man team sign-up begins at 1:30PM and the tournament begins at 2PM. Competition is limited to the first eight teams. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes include crowlers, Grayton Beer swag and more!
LATE NIGHT HAPPY HOUR COMEDY SHOW Friday, July 12 | FOOW | 10 PM Experience a comedy show hosted by Atlanta’s Conrad Bromberek plus late night happy hour at FOOW from 10AM - 12AM. Laugh the night away while enjoying food and drink specials. This event is open to the public and for all ages.
COOK THE BOOK: IF YOU GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE Thursday, July 25 | The Gathering Spot | 11 AM – 1 PM Gather the kids for a literary eating event! WaterColor Inn invites you to Cook the Book featuring the popular children’s book, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. This fun-filled affair will take place in The Gathering Spot on Thursday, July 25th from 11am ‘til 1pm. Enjoy listening to If You Give a Mouse a Cookie written by Laura Numero. Open to the public; $15++ per person (regardless of age, includes one book per person). ++Service charge and sales tax not included. In Partnership with Sundog Books. Call 850.534.5050 to register.
BREWS, BITES & BINGO Friday, July 26 | Food For Thought Outreach | 6 PM Brews, Bites & BINGO will take place Friday, July 26th at Food For Thought Outreach. Have a beer while you blot those Bingo boxes for a chance to win incredible prizes from local individuals and businesses. Brews Bites an BINGO benefits Rosemary Beach Foundation and their charitable partner, Food For Thought Outreach Inc. Gather your family, friends and co-workers and be sure to arrive early (6 - 7pm), grab your lucky spot, bid on silent auction and enjoy small bites by Grayton Beer Brewpub and Grayton Beer Company. BINGO starts at 7 pm. Win some awesome prizes including the GRAND PRIZE, a $500 Cash Jackpot! $45 Per Person, $55 after July 10th (Ages 21 and up). Price includes Bingo Book, Dauber, and two complimentary drinks. There will be 4 cards per game and 10 games total in each Bingo Book. Tickets at rbbingo.com.
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MEMBERSHIP A MESSAGE FROM THE MEMBERSHIP TEAM There’s nothing the Membership team loves more than to see you and your family making memories at the Clubs!
Carly Sostheim
Carolyn Webre
Hollie Parker
You are our why. You are what makes us strive to be a better Club. You help us create a better experience year over year. Hearing happy, fun stories from our Members over the years is what makes us successful. We want to see all those memories come to life. Pictures of your little girl building a sandcastle on the beach? Send it to us! Pictures of making that hole-in-one? We’d love to see that too! Cannonball contest at the Beach Club? You guessed it, show us! We love to see all of the memories being created and we want to share those happy moments with other Members. We know you take pictures living your best life...so next time take a minute to send those pictures to memberships@stjoeclub.com. Let’s share the happy times!
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MEMBERSHIP THE MEMBERSHIP OFFICE HAS MOVED! The Clubs by JOE Membership Office has moved to 6652 E County Hwy 30A, Suite 140 Watersound, FL 32461. This is at the main WaterSound community front entrance, next to WaterSound Beach Fitness Center.
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS Dr. Leonard & Sandra Fichter join as Beach & Sport Members. The Fichters recently relocated to Wild Heron from Sandestin and look forward to spending time in their new home.
Bruce & Gail Judd join as Beach & Sport Members. The Judds recently relocated to Watersound Origins from WaterColor.
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Please call 850.213.5181 or email memberships@stjoeclub.com should you have any issues finding the new location.
Collin & Coley McMillan join as Lifestyle Members. They are also Members of Juniper Creek in Brewton, AL. The McMillans welcomed their first child, Lennon Caroline, in April.
Charles & Brenda Patterson from Alpharetta, GA join as Lifestyle Members. The Pattersons are also Members of The Golf Club of Georgia in Alpharetta and the Waterfall Club in Clayton, GA.
Michael & Jennifer Ross join as Signature Golf Members. The Ross’ recently moved into Wild Heron full-time. They are also Members of Bay Point Golf Club in Panama City Beach.
Jerry & Pam Simpson join as Lifestyle Members. The Simpsons are also Members of Steubenville Country Club in Steubenville, OH.
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GOLF A MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF GOLF Sean McGaughey, PGA Director of Golf I hope this edition of the newsletter finds you enjoying the summer heat. June was a great month at the Clubs with some amazing events. Participation has definitely been increasing during my time at the Clubs, and I thank you all for your support of what The Clubs by JOE team has to offer. Our opening event of June was our Couples Nine & Dine at Shark’s Tooth Golf Club. We couldn’t have asked for better conditions with hardly any humidity. We had a full field for this Nine & Dine, making the atmosphere electric. I was fortunate enough to spend time on hole number eight to hit tee shots for the group. Hopefully I helped and thank you for letting me participate. Congratulations to our winners, Alan Higgins, Laing Higgins, Steven Smathers and Misty Smathers. They came in with an impressive score of 25.0 net. Great playing everyone! June also saw our chipping clinic at Shark’s Tooth Golf Club. The group learned proper foundation and basic practices from around the green. Remember, the faster the ball gets on the ground the better! This month’s clinic will cover Hybrids and how to properly approach them. If you want a quick refresher or would just like a few tips please join us at Shark’s Tooth Golf Club on Saturday, July 6th. Camp Creek Golf Club was the host of our US Open Championship - Pick Your Pro. This fun event allowed you to play a round of golf and add your net score to a pro of your choice from the US Open. Taking home first place with the best pick in the house was Bill MacBride and Brooks Koepka. Together they shot 139. And while Mr. MacBride won $125, Brooks took home a cool $1.3 million. You’re gaining on him, sir! Finishing up our events for the month was our annual The Clubs by JOE Club Championship. The event took place over two days and emerging victorious were: 2019 Club Championship Winners • • • • • •
Tommy Cooley Club Champion Jim Holden Senior Champion Gary McCaghren Super Senior Champion Sydney Dunning Ladies Gross Champion DeAnna Woods Ladies Net Champion Mark McGuffee Net Division (2 Tooth Champion)
Please make sure to visit the golf shops this month as we’ll have quite a bit of new merchandise. We hope to see you over the Fourth of July holiday. Have a great month!
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GOLF A MESSAGE FROM YOUR SUPERINTENDENTS Josh Parker Superintendent, Shark’s Tooth Golf Club
Hard to believe we are already in July! We just had pine straw installed on the entire course. The aerification went well on June 11. We are not scheduled for an aerification in July. The sod we are experimenting with on #13 seems to be doing well so far. The course appears to be holding on pretty decent with these crazy weather patterns. Seems to be all or nothing with the rainfall! We ask everyone to please repair ballmarks and rake bunkers behind them for the following groups. Enjoy your time on the course!
Ryan Dykes Superintendent, Camp Creek Golf Club The month of July will bring our flush of growth season in the grass department. It is the time of year where as a maintenance department we actually try to slow down the growth to keep from having excesses of clippings all over the place. We do this with various products, but mainly with an active ingredient called Trinexapac ethyl. This tends to leave the grass tinged a little but it will usually go away after the second mowing. This product helps to reduce the vertical growth of the plant while helping to maintain a consistent turf stand without the flushes of growth that result from rains and the release of fertilizers as the temperatures and day light hours increase. Our new sod spots are doing well. We will continue to monitor and treat them until they no longer stand out. Our goal is to have them to that point by the end of the month. On June 24th we aerified greens. The aerification came out well overall, although we did have a few spots that heaved up and will be replaced with plugs off of our back chipping green. Moving forward we will continue to try and rectify the weeds in the bunkers. We are experimenting with a newer chemical called Specticle Total to see if we can get them under control for longer periods than our previous chemical methods. I apologize for the unsightliness of them and assure you we will continue to do our best to correct our bunker issues. Please remember to follow the cart signs in the fairways and exit the hole at that point to reduce wear around greens. I am not a huge fan of rope on the course and I think we can avoid adding it to the majority of locations if we can just look out for wear areas and avoid them when possible. Try to abide by the 90 degree rule and ride on the path until you get to the distance where the first ball in the cart is located. Too many get off the path at the first grass past the tee markers and drive another 150 to 200 yards down the middle of the hole till they get to their ball. This creates wear that we can’t grow enough to overcome. Thank you for doing your best to help us out. Due to the increase in play expected this month our cultural practices such as verticutting and topdressing to the greens will be minimized until our closed week August 5 – 9. Thank you for all your support!
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CHEF’S CORNER COCONUT LIME VINAIGRETTE
7 TIPS FOR PERFECT SUMMER BARBECUING
Recipe courtesy of: Dan Bower, Executive Chef at WaterSound Beach Club
Article originally featured on foodandwine.com
A new Member favorite is the Caribbean Mango Salad Bowl from Costa Chica. One of the key ingredients to the bowl is the Coconut Lime Vinaigrette dressing. Members have been raving about it, so I wanted to share the recipe for you to try with your favorite dishes. Enjoy! INGREDIENTS • 1 cup Lime Juice • ½ cup Honey • 1 bunch Cilantro • 1 tbsp Garlic, minced • Salt and Pepper to taste • 3 cups Olive Oil Blend • 4 oz Coconut Purée or Coconut Oil
DIRECTIONS 1. Put lime juice, honey, garlic and coconut purée or oil in blender. 2. Pulse repeatedly until smooth and incorporated. 3. Add cilantro leaves. 4. Turn on medium speed and slowly incorporate olive oil. 5. Let sit 4 hours to overnight to marinate before adding salt and pepper. 6. Hold in refrigerator for up to a week. Re-emulsify if needed.
For John Lewis and his father, John Lewis, Sr., barbecue is a family affair. The pair have been working for years to perfect the wood-fired barbecue pits that Lewis uses at his restaurants, including the forthcoming Lewis Barbecue in Charleston, slated for later this year. Their company, Austin Smoke Works, now sells the hand-built smoker to barbecue-obsessed home cooks. Here, Lewis shares seven secrets for pulling off a perfect summer barbecue at home.
1. Pick pork. Start barbecuing with pork butt, the most forgiving cut of meat, for slow cooking. The meat almost always turns out juicy and is a lower price per pound than other cuts, so it’s perfect for honing your barbecue skills and feeding a crowd inexpensively. 2. Invest in a good thermometer. Keeping a steady temperature is paramount for meats that take hours to cook, but unfortunately, the typical store-bought offset smoker is equipped with a cheap and unreliable temperature gauge. To ensure a controlled temperature, replace the gauge with a heavy-duty pit thermometer (I prefer Tel-Tru) and place it on the cooking grate level so you can read the temperature where the meat is actually located. (Remember: heat rises to the top of the cooker, so the gauge will read 25-50 degrees hotter than where the meat is.) 3. Be choosy about your meat. The quality of meat is key to a succulent finished product. Seek out highly marbled cuts instead of just picking brisket on top of the butcher’s case. Try to find USDA grade prime beef and heritage breeds of pork. 4. Hold off on the sauce. If applied too soon, sauces and glazes with a high sugar content will burn. Save them for the final 15-20 minutes of cooking, especially with direct heat cooking/grilling. 5. Keep the heat steady. With backyard smokers, it is very difficult to maintain a small enough live, all-wood fire to keep your pit at the low temperature required for slow cooking. Using charcoal and adding a few hardwood chunks every hour will ensure that the heat remains consistent. 6. Rest your meat. My rule of thumb for testing meat after it comes out of the smoker is to use your hand: If you can hold your hand on it for a couple seconds, then it’s ready to cut. If you start slicing your barbecue too soon after it comes off the grill, you will notice a lot of steam evaporating – that’s the juice in the meat floating into the air! 7. Go naked. Try serving barbecue sauce on the side (instead of on your meat) so your guests can taste the long hours you put into smoking.
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TENNIS PRIVATE LESSON RATES
Member
TENNIS NEWS
Guest
Adult Program
$25
$28
Junior Program
$15
$18
Private Adult (1 Hr) $80
$85
Private Adult (½ Hr) $45
$50
Private Junior (1 Hr) $70
$75
Private Junior (½ Hr) $40
$45
Group (3-4 People) $100
$120
Group (5-6 People) $120
$140
Barry Webb Director of Tennis
Come join us for our summer edition of the Margarita Mixer to enjoy an afternoon of competition and socializing on the courts! The event is scheduled for July 11 at Shark’s Tooth 5 – 7 PM. Registration is required, as space is limited. Summer programming is in full swing each week at WaterSound Beach Club with opportunities offered for all ages and ability levels to get involved! Here is a look at the schedule – Monday 9-10 AM Adult Doubles Drills 10-10:45 AM Junior Clinic (6-8 yrs) Tuesday 9-10 AM Adult Doubles Drills 10-11 AM Junior Clinic (9-12 yrs) 11 AM-12 PM Junior Clinic (13 & up) Wednesday 9-10 AM Adult Doubles Drills 10-11:30 AM Adult Round Robin Thursday 9-10 AM Adult Doubles Drills 10-11 AM Junior Clinic (9-12 yrs) 11 AM-12 PM Junior Clinic (13 & up) Friday 9-10 AM Adult Doubles Drills 10-11:30 AM Adult Round Robin Please call to register for all programs as space is limited; 205.903.8743, Barry.Webb@stjoeclub.com.
If you are interested in private, semi-private or group lessons you may contact me to arrange specific day and time. I look forward to seeing you on the courts!
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