CLUB Membership Newsletter
October 2018
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DIRECTORY
JANUARY 2017
HOURS OF OPERATION
PHONE DIRECTORY
CAMP CREEK GOLF CLUB Golf Shop: 7 AM – 5 PM Golf Course & Range: 7:30 AM – 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 – 5 PM Golf Course & Range: 7:30 AM – Sunset Wednesday – Monday Breakfast: 7:30 – 11 AM Lunch: 11 AM – 3 PM Closed Tuesdays Phone: 850.249.3015 WATERSOUND BEACH CLUB September 1 – October 31 Club Hours: 9 AM – 8 PM, daily Beach Service: 9 AM – Sunset Food Service: 11 AM – 7 PM Bar: 11 AM – 8 PM Phone: 850.534.2500 ORIGINS GOLF CLUB 7:30 AM — Sunset Footgolf: Available after 1 PM, 7 days a week Phone: 850.213.5090 WATERSOUND CAFÉ Monday – Saturday Breakfast: 8 – 10 AM Lunch: 10:30 AM — 2:30 PM Phone: 850.213.5093
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 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 Brianna Anderson, Club Manager ...................................... 850.249.3048 Bryan Ross, 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, Assistant Club Manager .............................. 850.534.2075 Kristy McKinney, Food & Beverage Manager ............................ 850.534.2076 Dan Bower, Executive Chef ................................................ 850.534.2077
WATERSOUND ORIGINS GOLF CLUB AND CAFÉ Golf Shop ......................................................................850.213.5090 Watersound Cafe ............................................................850.213.5093 Rick Ayers, Club Manager ................................................ 850.213.5094 Watersound Origins Real Estate ..........................................850.213.5092
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WELCOME EXPLORING WALTON COUNTY’S COASTAL DUNE LAKES
What is a Coastal Dune Lake? Coastal dune lakes are permanent water bodies, typically shallow and irregularly shaped, found within two miles of the coast. They are primarily freshwater systems, but most of Walton County’s coastal dune lakes are brackish, composed of both fresh and saltwater. The lake-water is generally dark or tea colored - not dirty! The water soaks pine needles, cypress needles, leaf litter, and other organic matter in swampy areas causing tannic acids to leach into the water, resulting in the dark coloration. Coastal dune lakes are reportedly found in limited number throughout the world along the coasts of New Zealand, Australia, Madagascar, and along the coasts of Oregon and Northwest Florida in the United States. How are coastal dune lakes formed? Coastal dune lakes develop from various coastal processes, most commonly when sand deposition fills an inlet to a tidal basin or lagoon. Once isolated from the direct effects of tides, the water may become hyper-saline because of salt water intrusion through sandy substrates and rapid evaporation of surface water. Lake water may also gradually become less saline if there is a decline in subsurface saltwater intrusion and greater freshwater inputs from rain and watershed drainage. Are all of Walton County’s coastal dune lakes the same? Each coastal dune lake has its own personality, based on the combination of its size, shape, watershed features, surrounding land uses, and outfall characteristics. Some of the dune lakes can be completely freshwater, some brackish, and some saltwater. Varying degrees of salinity occur between different lake stages and between different portions of each lake. The changing condition of water chemistry makes them dynamic, biologically diverse ecosystems. What is an Outfall? Most Walton County dune lakes have an outfall - a natural opening to the Gulf of Mexico that occurs when a lake reaches flood level. Outfalls open and close intermittently based on varying conditions of the wind, tides, and lake water levels. Depending on tides and weather conditions (particularly winds and storms), saltwater from the Gulf may enter the lake, along with saltwater plants and animals. Outfall openings vary greatly in length, frequency, and duration. *Information provided by Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance (basinalliance.org)
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CLUB EVENTS SAVE THE DATE
UPCOMING EVENTS
MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL November 2 – 3 WaterColor
10TH ANNUAL SHARKFEST MEMBER-GUEST GOLF TOURNAMENT October 4 – 6 | Shark’s Tooth Golf Club The premier golf event of the year for Members and their guests! Showcase the Clubs with 3 days of competitive golf accompanied by a long list of activities for all golfing participants. *PLEASE NOTE THAT REGISTRATION IS CURRENTLY AT CAPACITY. A WAITING LIST IS IN PLACE FOR THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE.
BATTLE AT THE BEACH November 8 – 10 Shark’s Tooth & Camp Creek Golf Club
WINE WALKABOUT November 15 WaterSound Beach Club
TURKEY SHOOT November 17 Camp Creek Golf Club
THANKSGIVING BUFFET November 22 Shark’s Tooth Golf Club
CHRISTMAS STOCKING SALE November 23 – December 1 Shark’s Tooth & Camp Creek Golf Clubs
FROSTY FROLIC MEMBER HOLIDAY PARTY December 14 Shark’s Tooth Golf Club
NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNER December 31 Shark’s Tooth Golf Club
PORCHFEST October 7 | Watersound Origins | 3 – 7 PM Walk along the porches and lawns of the Watersound Origins community while listening to live music from a variety of artists. Admission is free and open to the public.
COUPLES MARGARITA TENNIS MIXER October 18 | Shark’s Tooth Tennis Courts | 5 – 7 PM Round Robin matches followed by dinner featuring fajita platters, margaritas, beer, and wine for two. *PLEASE NOTE THAT REGISTRATION IS CURRENTLY AT CAPACITY. A WAITING LIST IS IN PLACE FOR THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE.
FLUTTERBY FESTIVAL October 20 – 21 | Watersound Origins | 10 AM – 4 PM Celebrating the 26th year of the migration of the Monarch Butterfly through our area with art activities, live music, theatre and dance performances, art exhibits, and a butterfly parade. Admission is free and open to the public.
GULF GALS GOLF CLINIC October 21 | Origins Golf Club | 11 AM – 1 PM We invite you to join the golf professional staff for monthly clinics covering the basic fundamentals of the game. Instruction will include rules, etiquette, swing, scoring, course management, and more! Members & guests welcome. $100 per person; price includes lunch. Please call to register, 850.249.3041 or 850.231.7601.
MEMBER MEET & GREET October 26 | WaterSound Beach Club | 4 – 6 PM Meet and socialize with fellow Members while enjoying a beach bonfire including shrimp boil, oyster roast, and live music. Complimentary. All ages welcome to attend. Members only. Registration is required, clubsbyjoe.com/events.
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CLUB EVENTS ONGOING EVENTS MEMBER MONDAY Mondays | Shark’s Tooth Golf Club | 5:30 – 8:30 PM Monday Nights are all about our Members! MEMBERS ONLY receive 50% off dinner entrées. Reservations required, 850.249.3015. ++ Service charge & sales tax not included.
WIMBLEDON WEDNESDAY Wednesdays | WaterSound Beach Club Tennis Courts | 10 AM – 12 PM Join us on the new tennis courts at WaterSound Beach Club each Wednesday through November 28th for Round Robin matches. All skill levels are welcome to attend. $25 per player. Maximum of 8 players per week. Call 205.903.8743 to register. WINE DOWN WEDNESDAY Wednesdays | WaterSound Beach Club | 6 – 8 PM Celebrate the mid-week with live entertainment, coastal seafood favorites, and half-off select wines & draft beer. September 12th through October 31st. Reservations are not accepted. SHARK’S TOOTH SOCIAL Thursdays | Shark’s Tooth Golf Club | 5 PM Gear up for the weekend a little early with live entertainment, games, and cocktail specials! Reservations are not accepted. BEACH BONFIRE Fridays | WaterSound Beach Club | 6 – 8 PM Join us on the beach for a complimentary bonfire each Friday evening. Food & beverage available for purchase. September 7th through October 26th. For more information, call 850.534.2500. SUNSET DINING Fridays & Saturdays | WaterSound Beach Club | 6 – 8 PM Enjoy a special selection of Chef’s Features every Friday & Saturday night. TAILGATE PARTY Saturdays & Sundays | WaterSound Beach Club | All day Cheer on your favorite team while enjoying game day lunch specials. September 15th through November 25th.
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LOCAL EVENTS OCTOBER DESTIN SEAFOOD FESTIVAL Friday, October 5 – Sunday, October 7 | Destin Harbor Boardwalk Celebrating it’s 40th year! Come out to the world’s luckiest fishing village for a great weekend of seafood, live music and family fun. More than 70,000 locals and visitors are expected to attend, and this three day festival will be filled with great seafood and live entertainment on the Destin Harbor. Free admission. For more information and updates visit destinseafoodfestival.com. 30A BLUE CRAB FESTIVAL Friday, October 5 – Sunday, October 7 | Trebeaché This three-day festival features great food showcasing crab-inspired dishes, wine, local art and goods, and plenty of live music, more crab and cold drinks! Get tickets for Friday night’s VIP Wine Walkabout, Saturday’s all day 30A Blue Crab Festival, and Sunday’s Jazz Brunch. All entry ticket proceeds go to South Walton Artificial Reef Association. Tickets are on sale now at 30acrabfest.com. WALTON COUNTY FAIR Monday, October 8 – Saturday, October 13 | Walton County Fairgrounds The Fair provides an opportunity for youth and adults alike to showcase their talents for artwork, handicrafts, growing crops, rearing livestock, etc. Exhibits at the fair include animal, art, agriculture, handicrafts, potted plants, photography, and canned foods divisions. Full schedule of events available at waltoncountyfair.com. 30A HALF MARATHON & 5K Friday, October 12 – Sunday, October 14 | Gulf Place Race weekend festivities will kick off with a BBQ Festival on Friday night and the fun won’t stop until Sunday afternoon. Race day is Sunday, October 14 beginning at 7 AM. The race will begin and end at Gulf Place, and will feature coastal beauty of Scenic 30A along the way. All proceeds from the race benefit The Sonder Project. Registration and more information at 30ahalf.com. MAKING STRIDES AGAINST BREAST CANCER 5K WALK Saturday, October 20 | Aaron Bessant Park, Panama City Beach | 8 – 11 AM From the opening ceremony to the post-walk entertainment, a Making Strides event is a celebration of survivors and opportunity to remember loved-ones lost. It’s a day that shouldn’t be missed and won’t be forgotten. The purpose of the Making Strides walk is to: celebrate survivors, remember those that have been lost to breast cancer, provide encouragement and strength to the newly diagnosed, and move closer to a cure for cancer. Register online at makingstrideswalk.org/panamacityfl. BEST OF THE EMERALD COAST Saturday, October 20 | Grand Boulevard | 6 – 9 PM Emerald Coast Magazine holds the annual Reader’s Choice Poll for the best restaurants, shopping, services, entertainment and businesses along the Emerald Coast. Join the whole Emerald Coast community on Saturday, Oct. 20 starting at 6pm as the 2018 winners will be on display at Grand Boulevard for the 19th annual Best of the Emerald Coast celebration. The public is invited for an evening of food, fun, fashion and entertainment – including food, beer, wine and drinks from the winning restaurants. Tickets available online. All proceeds benefit the Junior League of the Emerald Coast. PUMPKIN FESTIVAL Saturday, October 20 – Sunday, October 21 & Saturday, October 27 – Sunday, October 28 | Arnett’s Gulfside Farm & Stables | 11 AM – 4 PM Come out to Arnett’s Pumpkin Festival and pick out your pumpkins. Take a hay ride through the haunted trails of Point Washington State Forest. Enjoy cotton candy, pumpkin painting, bounce houses, face painting & a photo booth. Wear your Halloween costume if you dare! Meals available for purchase prepared on-site by Chris Holbrook of Chef 30A by 30A Smokehouse. Alcoholic Beverages available for purchase (no outside food or beverages during the event). Cash and Credit Cards accepted. For more information, visit arnettfarm30a.com.
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LOCAL EVENTS SAVOR THE SEASON Thursday, October 25 | Emerald Grand, Destin | 6:30 – 9:30 PM The Savor the Season Fundraising Event features several of the area’s finest chef’s creating custom dishes all paired with savory selected wines. Designed as a ticketed walk-about event, guests are able to enjoy the stunning views of the Destin harbor and Gulf of Mexico from the Captain and Sunset decks at the Emerald Grande at Harborwalk Village, while tasting some of the most unique dishes served on the emerald coast. Enjoy the sounds of live entertainment throughout the event. Have the opportunity to participate in the enticing silent and live auctions with various items ranging from private dinner parties to an exotic vacations! Tickets are available online at thfsavortheseason.org. All proceeds go to benefit the Taylor Haugen Foundation. HARVEST WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL Thursday, October 25 – Saturday, October 27 | WaterColor Produced by Destin Charity Wine Auction Foundation (DCWAF), Harvest Wine & Food Festival provides patrons the opportunity to sip and savor some of the world’s finest wine and culinary selections while enjoying the iconic beach town of WaterColor. Harvest Wine & Food Festival will feature some of the world’s premier vintners, proprietors, and award-winning chefs showcased throughout four eventful days that are sure to delight food and wine enthusiasts alike. Weekend schedule and tickets available at dcwaf.org. Weekend passes and lodging packages are available. FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS Saturday, October 27 – Sunday, October 28 | Mattie Kelly Arts Foundation Cultural Arts Village, Destin Celebrating 23 years, the two-day signature event features art exhibits of more than 100 artists from across the US and Europe showcasing a diverse palette of artistic styles in different art mediums. Beyond the visual arts, the Festival will feature two days of continual live music, a sampling of the local culinary arts scene and a beer & wine garden. Entertaining street performers, lively art drawings and the sale of colorful keepsake souvenirs — all create a familyfriendly festival feel. For more information, please visit mattiekellyartsfoundation.org.
NOVEMBER MOUNTAINFILM ON TOUR Thursday, November 1 – Saturday, November 3 | WaterColor Marina Park Amphitheater Celebrating its 18th year, this outdoor film festival is dedicated to educating, inspiring, and motivating audiences about issues that matter. Each year, a selection of films from the annual festival in Telluride, Colorado is taken on the road to reach audiences who otherwise would not have a chance to experience the festival. The films selected for the show will explore themes connected to Mountainfilm’s mission of using the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world. More information and tickets available at mountainfilmfl.com. DESTIN CRAFTED Saturday, November 3 | The Henderson | 1 – 4 PM In addition to the variety of craft beers to sample, the event now features a careful selection of small-batch bourbon, and hand-crafted food prepared by your favorite local restaurants. Ticket holders over the age of 21 will enjoy hundreds of samples, live music, and more. Purchase tickets at destincrafted.com. All proceeds from the event benefit Children in Crisis. FLORIDA SEAFOOD FESTIVAL Saturday, November 3 | Battery Park & Marina, Apalachicola The 55th annual Florida Seafood Festival is a two day event annually drawing tens of thousands of visitors to the historic town of Apalachicola. The festival features delicious seafood, arts and crafts exhibits, seafood related events, Musical Entertainment. Much of the seafood we enjoy in South Walton comes from the Apalachicola Bay area - one of the world’s richest marine estuaries. For true epicureans, there’s no better place or time to celebrate the succulent seafood and rich heritage of the seafood industry than the Florida Seafood Festival on the banks of the Apalachicola River. For more information, visit floridaseafoodfestival.com.
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MEMBERSHIP SOCIAL MEDIA To help promote Member engagement, The Clubs by JOE Membership Facebook group was created. We encourage you to become a part of this group in order to be notified of upcoming events and announcements, as well as give feedback and suggestions on past and future events.
A MESSAGE FROM THE MEMBERSHIP TEAM You’d probably be surprised if we told you that you had a friend who is a Member at the Club and you didn’t know they were Members. You’ve probably played golf with golf with a Member named “Andy” but couldn’t remember his last name by hole number 18. You’ve probably wanted to invite a couple you met at Wine Down Wednesday to join you for dinner one night but didn’t have their contact information. Carly Sostheim
If you wish to join, go to www.facebook.com and search “The Clubs by JOE Membership”. Once you request permission to join the page, please allow up to 48 hours for verification of Membership credentials before being added to the group.
We also welcome you to follow our public social media profiles below and share these with your friends & family!
Carolyn Webre
The Clubs by JOE Facebook Page Camp Creek Golf Club: Facebook | Instagram Shark’s Tooth Golf Club: Facebook | Instagram WaterSound Beach Club: Facebook | Instagram
If that’s the case, you’re in the right place! The Membership Roster for The Clubs by JOE is accessible by the mobile app or the Member website, clubsbyjoe.com. Login to your account, scroll down to the bottom and click on “ROSTER”. This will bring you to a database that is updated daily with Members’ information. You can search for a specific name or search by letter. If you do not wish to have your contact information (phone, email, address) visible to other Members or do not wish to be listed in the Membership Roster, please edit your profile on the mobile app or website to make these changes. Please note that NO billing or financial information is provided on the Membership Roster. The Roster is solely for use of authorized Members and a Member must be logged in to the website to view the Roster.
Hollie Parker If you have any questions regarding the Membership Roster, please contact the Membership Office, 850.213.5181 or memberships@stjoeclub.com.
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MEMBERSHIP WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Bill & Jenny Bergner from Knoxville, TN join as Lifestyle Members. They are also Members of Tennessee National Golf Club and Gettysvue Polo, Golf & County Club.
John & Lisa Dalton from Tomball, TX join as Lifestyle Members. The Daltons look forward to spending time in their new home in Prominence North.
Trey & Kristen Freeman join as Lifestyle Members. The Freemans enjoy spending time in their home in WaterColor. They are also Members of Traverse City Golf & Country Club in Michigan.
John & Renee Hawkins from Houston, TX join as Signature Golf Members. The Hawkins are also Members of Houston Country Club and Mountaintop Golf & Lake Club in North Carolina.
Rob & Mary Hyatt join as Beach & Sport Members. The Hyatts are also Members of White Columns Country Club in Milton, GA.
Allen & Melanie Overby from Nashville, TN join as Signature Golf Members. The Overbys are also Members of Hillwood Country Club in Nashville, TN.
Dr. Paul Shea from Memphis, TN joins as a Beach & Sport Member. Dr. Shea is also a Member of the Memphis Country Club.
Tom & Maggie Watters join as Lifestyle Members. They enjoy spending time at their home in Wild Heron and look forward to sharpening their golf game.
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GOLF A MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF GOLF Sean McGaughey, PGA Director of Golf September... What an amazing month! College football had some great games with LSU taking down Auburn and Kentucky ended their losing streak to Florida after a 31 year drought! Not to mention history in the making with Tiger Woods winning the Tour Championship! That leaves him two short of Sam Snead’s all time winning record. It’s a really exciting time for golf and I personally can’t wait to see what Tiger has in store for us. The Clubs had quite a bit of action in September with many familiar faces coming back into town. We unfortunately had to cancel two of our events this month due to poor weather. Hopefully this month the weather will cooperate so we can provide more opportunities for you to enjoy our event schedule. On a brighter note, we hosted our September Stag Day at Camp Creek Golf Club with great participation. The format for this event was a 1 Best Ball of the 2. We paid three Gross & Net winners along with two closest to the pins. Hitting it close on hole #7 for the ladies was Mr. McCurley’s guest, Mrs. Ronya Simmons. This was followed by another of Mr. McCurley’s guests, Mr. Craig Simmons, winning the men’s closest to the pin contest on #16. Mr. McCurley certainly knows how to pick his partners! The big winners of the day in the gross division were the team of Claude Richardson and his guest, Mike Ross, with an impressive score of 73. Shooting an equally impressive net score of 60 was the team of Alan McCurley and Ronya Simmons. Great playing everyone and thank you all for helping us continue to grow these wonderful events. As we get closer to the holiday season, it’s time to start thinking about gifts for friends and family and apparel for cooler weather. Shark’s Tooth and Camp Creek Golf Shops received wonderful new Fall collections from your favorite brands. We are also excited to add several new apparel lines in both shops that include Lululemon, Vineyard Vines, and Turtleson. Our teams look forward to assisting you in finding the perfect holiday gift for family and friends, or getting you prepared for those cooler mornings as we head into the Fall and Winter months. As always we look forward to seeing you around the Clubs!
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CHEF’S CORNER HAWAIIAN BREAD PUDDING I wanted to take a moment and thank all of you whom I have met for the warm greetings I have received since arriving from Hawaii and becoming part of the team. Time sure flies when you are having fun. I’m excited to share a special bread pudding recipe from Hawaii as we move into the autumnal months and celebrate those flavors and cooking techniques we enjoy during this season. Hawaiian bread pudding typically is much lighter and less dense than those from other regions in America you might have experienced. You can use any topping or sauce you want depending on your personal taste. This recipe is actually wonderful if you want to cut it and fry it as French toast and eat it for breakfast. Chef’s tip: put a poached egg on it for breakfast and serve with maple syrup and pepper bacon. I hope you all enjoy the recipe. Please feel free to contact me at any time with questions, comments or concerns regarding the food at WaterSound Beach Club. As they say in Hawaii; Mahalo plenty Chef Dan Ingredients: • 12ea Eggs • 32 oz. Sugar • 32 oz. Half & Half • 1ea Vanilla Bean, Pared and Scraped • 1T Vanilla Extract • A Pinch of Salt • Hawaiian Sweet Rolls
For the Rum Sauce: • 1/2 lb. Brown Sugar • 4 oz. Chilled Butter, Cubed • 2T Light Corn Syrup • 1T Ground Cinnamon • 4 oz. Rum • A Pinch of Salt • 2 oz. Heavy Cream
1. Crack eggs into a medium bowl and add sugar. Whisk vigorously until smooth. 2. In a medium sauce pot; bring half & half, vanilla bean, vanilla extract, and salt to a low simmer. 3. Pour 1/3 of cream into bowl with eggs and sugar. Whisk vigorously and pour mixture back into sauce pot and simmer gently for 2 minutes and set aside. 4. Tear or cube sweet rolls into large cubes (6 – 8 each per roll) and place in medium bowl from sugar and egg mixture in step one. 5. Pour custard mixture over bread, press and stir gently until all the bread has absorbed the custard. Let sit for 5 minutes. 6. Spray a 9x9 baking pan with non-stick spray. Pour bread into pan. Cover with aluminum foil and place in larger pan. Place in oven and gently pour warm water into the larger pan up to half the height of the smaller pan (Water Bath). 7. 325 Water Bath for 1 hour and let sit at room temp for 30 min before cutting.
1. Place brown sugar & corn syrup in a small sauce pot and add 1T of water to moisten the sugar. 2. Turn on high heat and stir constantly until sugar is melted. 3. Turn heat to low and add cinnamon. 4. Slowly stir in butter one cube at a time. 5. Once the butter is melted return to High heat. When mixture boils add rum. 6. Boil for 2 minutes (small flames will occur) 7. Remove from heat and pour in cream. Return to a boil and remove. 8. Hold at room temp for service. Cut bread pudding into desired portions and serve with rum sauce and ice cream.
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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
WEEKLY SCHEDULE Monday 9 – 10 AM 10 – 10:45 AM
Adult Doubles Drills 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 10 – 10:45 AM
Adult Doubles Drills Junior Clinic (6 – 8 yrs)
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 10 – 11:30 AM
Adult Doubles Drills Adult Round Robin
Saturday 9 – 10 AM
Adult Doubles Drills
Please call to register for all programs as space is limited; 205.903.8743, Barry.Webb@stjoeclub.com.
Barry Webb Director of Tennis Construction of the new courts located at WaterSound Beach Club is completed! Come join us each week starting October 10th for Wimbledon Wednesday from 10 AM – 12 PM. Bring your doubles partner and enjoy round robin match play with instruction. Men’s Singles Play Day is held every Friday morning from 9 – 11 AM at the Shark’s Tooth tennis courts. Get in a great workout and develop your singles game. Ladies Beginner Clinic is scheduled each Wednesday morning from 9 – 11 AM at WaterSound Beach Club tennis courts. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn all aspects of the game with other players of the same experience level. You may contact me to register for any of these programs. The Ladies Team will have home matches October 9, 16 and 23 at Shark’s Tooth. The courts will be occupied until 1:30 PM on these dates. Private, semi-private and group instruction is available for all ages and ability levels. Please contact me to reserve your day and time. 205.903.8743 or barry.webb@stjoeclub.com.
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