TCC: The Timuquanan Newsletter July-August 2022 by Timuquana Country Club

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Timuquanan July/August 2022 | Vol . XLVIII N o . IV

Timuquana Country Club

TCC

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CLUBHOUSE 4028 Timuquana Rd Jacksonville, FL 32210 Phone 904.388.2664

POW WOW RESTAURANT Tu/W 11:30 am–9:00 pm Th/F 11:30 am–9:30 pm Sa 7:00 am–9:30 pm Su 7:00 am–9:00 pm Sunday Brunch Buffet 10:30 am–2:30 pm

FITNESS CENTER Phone 904.387.6700 M–F 5:00 am–8:30 pm Sa/Su 7:00 am–6:00 pm

POW WOW BAR Tu/W 11:30 am–9:30 pm Th–Sa 11:30 am–10:00 pm Su 11:30 am–9:30 pm

GOLF SHOP Phone 904.389.0477 Tu–F 8:00 am–5:00 pm Sa/Su 9:00 am–3:00 pm

RIVER ROOM Th–Sa 5:30–9:00 pm

TENNIS SHOP Phone 904.389.4332 M–F 8:00 am–5:00 pm Sa/Su 8:00 am–3:00 pm

19TH HOLE Upon Golf Course Reopening Tu–Su 11:30 am–6:00 pm

POOL See page 18 for more information.

THE GROVE Tu–Su 11:00 am–9:00 pm Beginning Tuesday, August 9 F 4:00–9:00 pm Sa/Su 11:00 am–9:00 pm

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Timuquana will offer its members, their families and guests exceptional social, golf and recreational experiences, which foster enduring friendships and preserve community.

VISION STATEMENT Timuquana will be recognized as one of the premier country clubs in the Southeast.

CORE VALUES

Honesty, integrity, decorum, and respect toward all. Commitment to quality and exceptional service in all that we do. Balanced consideration of the needs of all stakeholders.

T-STAND Upon Golf Course Reopening Tu–F 7:30 am–5:00 pm Sa/Su 7:00 am–5:00 pm

Beginning Friday, August 19 Tu–Su 7:00 am–6:00 pm

For all the latest news and photos, follow us on social media!

MISSION STATEMENT

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Advertised prices are not inclusive of applicable taxes. Children’s Events Policy Our children’s events are designed for children aged 5 to 12. Children aged 5 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. Parents of children attending an event must remain on property for the duration of the event, and alert the room monitor as to where they can be located. Timuquana Treehouse Timuquana Treehouse is designed for children aged 1–10 years old. A full list of policies and procedures can be found online. Cancellation Policy Please note, a 24-hour cancellation policy is in effect for all event reservations unless otherwise noted.

OUR STAFF Greg Sheara, CCM, x. 115 General Manager

Billy McKenzie, 388-4798 Director of Outside Operations

Kate Nolte, x. 131 Director of Membership & Employee Engagement

Alan Brown, x. 120 Director of Golf Course & Grounds

Amanda Hill, x. 136 Marketing Manager Caroline Davis, x. 135 Communications Coordinator Jillian Hickey, x. 100 Concierge Matt Harrington, x. 105 Food & Beverage Director Lewis Walker, x. 107 Executive Chef

Blanton Tessin, PGA, x. 130 Director of Golf Greg Ottani, PGA, x. 128 Head Golf Professional Jason Smith, PGA, x. 142 Director of Instruction & Junior Golf Development

Beginner Golf Camp is designed specifically for budding junior golfers. Campers will play fun games and drills to teach them the skills necessary to build a solid foundation in the game of golf. No experience is required, and all equipment will be provided. • Ages 4+ • Tuesday–Friday, 9:00–10:30 am Session: • July 12–15

Cost: Weekly: • Member, $150 • Accompanied Guest, $180 Daily: • Member, $40 • Accompanied Guest, $50

Joe Mattingly, USPTA, USPTR, x. 106, Director of Tennis Shaun Zemanek, USPTA, PTR, x. 102, Director of Tennis Instruction Zach Goldberg, USPTA, x. 102 Head Tennis Professional Walt Bartman, x. 103 Recreation Director Tracy Markley, x. 144 Fitness Center Supervisor

Derek Wilson, x. 117 Catering Director

Beginner Golf Camp

Josh Urbanec, x. 113 Golf Course Superintendent

Rusty Nicholas, x. 139 Building Superintendent Dawn Cavanaugh, x. 140 Controller Kelly Woody, x. 138 HR and Member Billing

JUNIOR ACADEMY Fall Semester Enrollment is Open! Beginning Tuesday, August 16 | Ages 4–13 This 8-week after-school golf program utilizes the Operation 36® model to teach young golfers a new subject each week. Juniors will have four opportunities a semester to play in 9-hole events where they can level up by shooting 36 or better. Classes take place Tuesday through Thursday. Cost: $360 per student. For more information or to sign-up, contact Jason Smith at jsmith@timuquana.net.

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FROM THE PRESIDENT As we move into the heart of the summer, it is gratifying to see the vibrancy of the Club throughout our various activities and programs. The Pow Wow Room, The Grove, private parties, and creative member events have continued to be popular for all demographics of our membership. Last month, the Club’s annual Memorial Day Celebration was well attended, with over 500 members enjoying the pool and kids' activities, and we anticipate our July 4th Celebration should be equally well attended and fun. Summer camp sign-ups have reached full capacity, thus creating enough demand to extend our nine-week schedule another week into August. Additionally, the River Rats are midway through their season, and new programming is creating quite the buzz on the tennis courts. As you explore this issue of the Timuquanan, you will see a number of important programs and initiatives. Details for the 2022 Constellation Furyk & Friends PGA Champions event are nearly complete, with most of the information consistent with last year. Through lessons learned from our first event, we have modified the Club and golf course closure schedule, allowing members more days of access before we close for final setup. While reigning champion Phil Mickelson may not be in the field this year, we plan to welcome some new, familiar Tour faces, making for another exciting week at TCC. Please be sure to thoroughly read the Golf section of this newsletter and upcoming Golf News emails for information on the course opening. Even though we got a jump start on grassing, which will allow us to open a touch earlier than anticipated, the policies and procedures outlined by the Golf Committee are vital for short- and long-term course conditioning success. Procedures will include daily tee times, cart path only, and restricted guest play through the remainder of the year. Please be on the lookout for the Club’s final drone footage, aerial photos, and professional photography of the course to take place in mid-August! Navy Easement The Club received the third tranche of the restrictive use easement in May. The easement was for an additional 60 acres, bringing the total number of acres encumbered to 195, leaving 100 acres of Club property left for the Navy to place under easement over the remaining two years of the five-year option agreement. Thus far, easement income in conjunction with capital dues and new membership initiation fees has helped support $18MM in value added enhancement projects performed over the past four years without “special” capital assessments or adding debt to the balance sheet. 4 | J U LY/AU G U S T 2 0 2 2

Future Improvements Based on the membership survey in 2021, the Long Range Planning Committee review, and various Board of Governors discussions, the Club has identified the Men’s Locker Room, 19th Hole, and Ladies’ Locker Room as the next strategic capital investment project. The Club’s Design Team, Locker Room Committee, and Professional Staff have recently started the programming and design layout of the new spaces, with an eye toward completion of construction documents next year. Tentatively, we plan for the renovations to take place immediately after the Constellation Furyk & Friends event in October of 2023. We anticipate the project to take nearly 10 months to complete. As the design progresses and renderings are approved by the Board of Governors, we will share these exciting plans with the broader membership. With the growth of youth activities, summer camps, the explosion of pickleball, and the continued high interest in the Golf Performance Teaching Center (ranked #1 in the 2021 survey), the Long Range Planning Committee and Board of Governors are continuing to explore plans for these improvements over the next few years. This fall, the Club will solicit member input through a new “Capital Improvement Survey” specific to these areas. Feedback from the survey, coupled with ongoing conversations at the committee level, will help determine the scope and timeline for these important renovations. Centennial Approaching Lastly, the Club has been planning several centennial year events in addition to the creation of an updated Heritage Hallway to be unveiled this August. Should you have any suggestions for events or have historic photos or memorabilia to share, please reach out to Greg Sheara. We look forward to celebrating this momentous anniversary milestone in style in 2023! As always, we appreciate your feedback, so please reach out to me, Greg, or any member of the Board should you have any questions or comments. Have a terrific rest of the summer, and I look forward to seeing everyone around the Club! Respectfully,

Jim Thompson 2022 - 2023 President

FROM THE ARCHIVES THROUGH HARD TIMES: THE ORIGIN OF THE FOUNDER MEMBERSHIP When Timuquana was organized in 1923, membership was limited to 200 Active, voting members (not yet called "Founders"). Each Active member was required to lend the club $1,000, for which he received a non-interest bearing certificate of indebtedness which was payable upon the resignation, expulsion or death of the member. These certificates later proved to almost be the death of the club. With the onslaught of the Depression, the Club was hard hit with resignations reducing the Active membership from 201 to 142, plus a total of 60 more in other categories. Unusual steps were taken to keep the club afloat. Some delinquent Active members were allowed to remain in the club in hopes that they could pay the back dues when times got better. A few members were allowed to lease their memberships to someone who could pay the dues. For a while, the Club operated without a manager. Slot machines in the entrance hall provided additional revenue. For a short time, the Board allowed members to charge dues against their certificate of indebtedness but this sowed seeds of disaster, and this privilege was discontinued. At the Annual Meeting in 1933 a comprehensive plan was submitted by Lee Guest. The members finally authorized the Board to 1) Fix the dues of Active members at $8.50 a month or whatever amount they deemed advisable to operate the club and 2) To consider a plan to admit new non-voting Active members until the membership reached 200, on the basis on paying dues only without an initiation fee or the purchase of a certificate of indebtedness. Acting swiftly under this broad authority, the Board, assisted by 42 members, amazingly succeeded in reaching the goal by the end of June. The Club owes a debt of gratitude to those stalwart members who worked so diligently to save the life of the Club — foremost among them were Dr. T.S. Field, George D. Auchter and Lee Guest. Although the immediate crisis was over, the depression was not. Some members still chose to resign, which

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meant their certificates matured. The Club was able to pay for a few of these certificates, but so many used this means to demand payment that it was impossible for the Club to continue paying. When it became apparent that they were not going to be paid, some members refused to pay their dues and insisted that their debts to the Club be offset against the amount the Club owed them on their certificates. This compounded the financial crunch. In addition, $77,000 of the certificates were owned by persons who were no longer members and who had no interest in the maintenance of the Club. This debt, if called, would mean the end of Timuquana. The Club was faced with a hopeless situation. In March 1936, the members voted to file a Petition for Reorganization under the Federal Bankruptcy Act. With the assistance of Giles J. Patterson, a Plan of Reorganization was presented to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. Each holder of one of the old certificates of indebtedness was given the option of a) accepting a new $1,000 bond in satisfaction of his old certificate and giving up his membership or b) surrendering his old certificate and accepting $900 in the new bonds, together with a Founder Membership Certificate with all rights of membership, thereby becoming one of the first Founder members. By March 1938, all but five members had accepted the Plan and had chosen one of the options available. The U.S. Bankruptcy Court entered an Order finding that the Plan had been carried out and discharging the Club from all debts to the holders of the old certificates of indebtedness. The Plan of Reorganization worked. The creation of the Founder Membership category proved to be the solution to the problem and the Club survived the Great Depression. We should not forget those first Founder Members who saved the Club. An excerpt from the 75th Anniversary as created by the Club’s History Commiittee.

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CONSTELLATION FURYK & FRIENDS TOURNAMENT UPDATE The second annual Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS presented by Circle K is just around the corner, with tournament week scheduled for October 3–9. The Furyk & Friends team of Adam Renfroe, Tabitha Furyk, Jon Reaves, and Laura Fellwock have been terrific partners and are finalizing details of what will surely be another spectacular member and community experience here at TCC. We would like to thank the Sponsorship Committee for their engagement in securing many member-owned businesses to support the event through hospitality suites, Pro-Am participation, and in-kind donations that will

assist with tournament logistics. Building on last year’s success, Cabanas on 17 and Champions Row Chalets are nearly sold out. Club 58 tickets are available and offered to members at a discounted rate. Please see details under the “Tickets” section below. We also want to thank the member volunteers who will be participating in the execution of the tournament. It is great to see the membership supporting this exciting event for Timuquana, the City of Jacksonville, and the charities that will benefit from the tournament proceeds.

TOURNAMENT DETAILS Tickets As part of our tournament agreement, each membership will receive two (2) complimentary Weekly Clubhouse tickets for all three days of the tournament (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday). Your Clubhouse tickets grant you access to the Clubhouse, tournament grounds, Circle K ParTee Porch, Publix Tailgate Village, and The Grove. Children 17 and younger are complimentary with a ticketed adult. Clubhouse tickets will be distributed electronically through a new system from Ticketmaster and will be sent to the primary email on your member account the week of September 5. If you have not updated your email or provided an email address, you can do so on the Club’s website or by emailing concierge@timuquana.net. Additional Clubhouse tickets can be purchased at a daily price of $150 and a weekly price of $450. We will begin accepting ticket orders on Wednesday, July 6 at 9:00 am. Please submit your ticket requests to furykandfriends@ timuquana.net. To note: Clubhouse tickets do not permit access to hospitality suites. Club 58 tickets grant entry to tournament grounds and an all-inclusive shared hospitality suite that offers complimentary food and beverage (including a full bar), premium bathrooms, HDTVs, tiered stadium seating located at the 17th green, access to the non-reserved open-air pavilion, and an exclusive player walkway through 6 | J U LY/AU G U S T 2 0 2 2

the venue. The member rate for Club 58 tickets is $300 a day and $900 for the week. Children four and under are complimentary with a ticketed adult. A Club 58 ticket is required for youth five years and older. We will begin accepting ticket orders on Wednesday, July 6 at 9:00 am. Please submit your requests to furykandfriends@ timuquana.net. If you purchase Club 58 tickets (or other specialty hospitality tickets), you will also be required to have a Clubhouse ticket to enter the Clubhouse and The Grove. For information on sponsorship and specialty hospitality suites (Champions Row Chalets and Cabanas on 17), please contact Jon Reaves, Director of Partnerships at jon@furykandfriends.com. Member Credentials Member credentials and a Clubhouse ticket are required to access the members-only VIP area adjacent to The Grove. Last year we distributed member credentials at The Grove. This year, they will be available from the Concierge before the tournament week, between Tuesday, September 6, and Sunday, October 2. Member Parking Parking at Timuquana during the tournament is dedicated to players, officials, and tournament personnel. The Foundation has secured member parking at the Naval Air Station again this year. A pass is required and covers

Build-Out Schedule & Hours of Operation Changes Monday, August 29 • On-Course Chalet Build-Outs Begin and Course Remains Open Under Normal Operating Hours Thursday, September 29 • Tennis Parking Lot and Tennis Shop Close • Tennis Courts Open for General Member Play and Lessons Only Through Sunday, October 2. Friday, September 30 • Last Day of Play on Golf Course • Practice Facilities Close at End of Day • Men’s Locker Room Closes at End of Day • The Grove and River Room Close at End of Service • T-Stand and 19th Hole Close at End of Service all three days of the tournament. Passes are $30 and are available on a first-come, first-served basis (maximum of two per membership). Pass reservations will be accepted beginning Wednesday, July 6 at 9:00 am. Requests must be submitted to furykandfriends@timuquana.net. Once confirmed, your member account will be charged. Your reserved parking pass must be picked up from the Concierge between Tuesday, September 6, and Sunday, October 2. Dock Access & Reservations The Club will again accept limited reservations for member docking during the tournament. Cost is determined by boat size. Please see the Club’s website for details, including reservation requirements. Reservations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis beginning Wednesday, July 6 at 9:00 am. Requests must be submitted to furykandfriends@timuquana.net. Volunteer There are ample volunteer opportunities from operations and hospitality to course prep and ball spotting. Visit the tournament website for full details and to sign up. Volunteer registration closes Monday, August 1. Home Rentals If you are interested in renting your home to a player, caddie, or tournament staff, please see the Club’s website to fill out the Timuquana Member Home Rental Form. For additional questions, please contact Laura Fellwock, Tournament Services Manager at laura@furykandfriends.com. Dining & Concessions Various concessions will be available on the tournament grounds. Additionally, Clubhouse ticket holders will have an opportunity to purchase food and beverage within the Clubhouse. These special concessions will be available in the River Room and Ballrooms and may be charged to a member account or paid for with a credit card (no cash accepted). There will be no standard dining menu or a la carte service, and the Pow Wow Room will be closed for player dining only.

Saturday, October 1 • Pow Wow Room Open for Breakfast and Lunch Only • Pow Wow Room Closes at 2:30 pm • The Grove and River Room Closed Sunday, October 2 • All Club Dining Operations Closed • Fitness – Final Day Under Normal Operating Hours Monday, October 3 – Sunday, October 9 • All Club Operations Closed During Tournament Week Monday, October 10 • Pool, Fitness, and Tennis Courts Reopen Under Normal Operating Hours • Tennis Shop Closed Until Tuesday, October 11 Tuesday, October 11 • All Remaining Club Operations Resume Under Normal Operating Hours TV Coverage Live action on the Golf Channel will be available from 2:00 pm through 5:00 pm during the tournament. The professional staff, Board, and committees appreciate your flexibility and understanding during this time. Last year’s tournament was a glowing success, and we expect that this year’s event will build on that experience for everyone. Should you have any questions related to the tournament, please visit www.constellationfurykandfriends.com or reach out to Adam Renfroe, Tournament Director at adam@furykandfriends.com. For more member-specific questions, please visit www.timuquana.net/furykandfriends or email furykandfriends@timuquana.net. W W W.T I M U Q UA N A . N E T | 7

GOLF NEWS We hope that you and your families are well and that you are looking forward to a great summer. We're certainly looking forward to getting our course opened in a couple of months and bringing golf back to Timuquana. The golf course is growing exceptionally well, and we are confident that you’ll enjoy the changes when we open. On Friday, August 19, we will host the TCC Employee Foundation Tournament. TCC Employee Foundation Tournament Details: • The entry fee will be $1,000 per player. The fee will include a $650 donation to the TCC Employee Foundation, tee gift, walking caddie base rate and gratuity, inclusive of food and beverage, and tournament prizes. • Registration will be available online, July 13, to the first 24 two-person teams. • Registration is available to all golf member categories. • Tee times will begin at 9:00 am off hole 1.

Following our Opening Weekend Tournament, the golf course will open for member-only play beginning Tuesday, August 23. While we are excited to open the course, we all need to understand that the first few months of reopening is a critical and often stressful time for the turf, especially the new greens. We, as a Club, must use the best course management practices to ensure quality turf health. In addition to protecting the course, we will make sure that member play has greater priority over guest play. In 2022 we had 33,000 rounds played, and it’s safe to assume that with a full membership and a fantastic renovation, the demand for golf at Timuquana will be even greater over the coming months. The following policies were established to ensure we can manage the new demand to play, as well as protecting the course during its infancy stage. Opening Timeline | August 23–October 30 • Only members may play the course. Guests will not be allowed to play. • Cart path only for golf carts.

We will host an Opening Weekend Tournament on August 20–21, followed by the Ladies' Golf Gathering on August 25.

• Tee times will be required 6 days a week and will be in 15-minute increments.

Opening Weekend Tournament Details:

• You will be able to reserve your weekday tee times through an app called Foretees. You will receive an email about Foretees in the coming weeks.

• Players will play Saturday, August 20, or Sunday, August 21, but not both days, in order to accommodate as many players as possible. • Registration will open online on July 21, on a first-come, first-served basis, to Founder Members only. Registration will open online on July 27 for the remaining membership categories if spots are still available. • Registration will be available to the first 120 two-person teams; 60 teams, 120 players, will play each day. • The event format will be two members playing 18 holes of best-ball. • All players will tee off hole 1 with tee times available 8:00 am–2:00 pm. • The entry fee will be $60 which includes a golf cart (cart path only), beer on the course, and prizes. Ladies' Golf Gathering Details:

• Tuesday–Thursday: Tee times will not be available between 11:30 am–1:00 pm. We will be referring to this time as a “maintenance gap” to allow Alan Brown and his team to ensure that the course, especially the greens, is holding up well to play. October 1–10 • The course will be closed for the second annual PGA Tour Champions Constellation Furyk & Friends golf tournament. • Member-only play will resume on Tuesday, October 11, and operate under the same rules until October 30. November 1–27 • Cart path only for golf carts.

• Ladies will play Thursday, August 25.

• Tuesday–Thursday: The first tee will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

• Registration will open online on August 4.

• Friday–Sunday: Tee times will be in 12-minute increments.

• Any lady golfer of the club will be eligible to play.

• Family guests will be allowed to play. As a reminder, family guests are allowed to play a maximum of 6 rounds per year.

• The event format will be 4-player teams, counting 2 better balls of net 4. Ladies may choose their team or elect to be paired up. • There will be an 8:00 am clinic before play. Play will begin off hole 1 at 9:00 am. Lunch and awards will follow. • The entry fee will be $35, including golf, lunch, and awards. 8 | J U LY/AU G U S T 2 0 2 2

• As done previously, members may fill out a tee time request form a week before play. Member-only tee times will take priority over groups with family guests in them. • All groups with two or more family guests will be required to take a forecaddie.

• Family guests will be allowed to play any time after 12:00 pm on Thursdays and Saturdays. Family guests may play any time on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. November 29–January 1 • Cart path only for golf carts. • Tuesday–Thursday: The first tee will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. • Friday–Sunday: Tee times will be in 12-minute increments. • Regular guests will be allowed to play. As a reminder, all guests are allowed to play a maximum of 6 rounds per year. • Only family guests and non-resident guests may play on Saturdays and Sundays. • All groups with two or more guests will be required to take a forecaddie.

month. While we have been closed for our course renovation, Taylor has been working at Jupiter Hills Club in South Florida. As we informed you in May, our First Assistant Professional, Scott Primm, accepted the Head Golf Professional position at Ansley Golf Club in Atlanta. We have hired a new First Assistant, Bobby Newberry. Bobby comes to us from Louisville Country Club in Kentucky where he has been an Assistant Golf Professional for the past 6 years. Additionally, Assistant Golf Professional Chris Jaster joined the team in mid-June. Chris comes to us from Sawgrass Country Club where he has been an Assistant Professional the past 5 years. Come mid-August, we look forward to introducing you to the renovated Golf Shop, stocked with new apparel. We will inform you of the official opening date in our weekly Golf News emails as time gets closer. In the meantime, we are still available to assist you in the President’s Room.

In staff news, we are happy to inform you that our Assistant Golf Professional, Taylor Davis, will return to the team later this

We are thrilled to welcome you back to the course in a couple of months. Please do not hesitate to reach out if there is anything the we can do for you before our reopening.

Our course was re-handicapped based on the new World Handicap System. The chart below shows our old vs. new handicaps for both men and women. As you can see, some of the changes are quite significant.

The Florida State Golf Association has also re-rated our course, and as expected, the changes were minimal. The Golf Committee created three new additional combination tees to allow you to choose different yardage options.

Hole

Old Men's HDCP

New Men's HDCP

Old Ladies' HDCP

New Ladies' HDCP

Tees

Old Slope Rating

New Slope Rating

Yardage

Green

73.3 / 129

73.7 / 130

7,025

72.3 / 128

6,730

Blue

71.7 / 126

6,565

Blue/White

70.4 / 125

6,260

Green/Blue 71.5 / 125

White

69.5 / 124

69.5 / 123

6,095

White/Gold

67.6 / 121

68.2 / 121

5,830

Gold

66.0 / 114

66.1 / 115

5,410

Gold/Red Men

65.2 / 112

5,200

Gold/Red Ladies

69.9 / 121

5,200

69.5 / 119

5,110

Red

69.5 / 119

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ONGOING EVENTS

JULY

F Fitness • G Golf • T Tennis R Recreation • SD Social and Dining M

S U N DAY

M O N DAY

T U E S DAY

JULY 4TH 4 CELEBRATION

Masters Swimming 6:00 am // R CoreFit 7:00 am // F BodyFit 8:15 am // F HIIT 9:00 am // F

Pool Party: 11:00 am–3:00 pm Dinner Buffet: 6:00–9:00 pm Fireworks: 9:15 pm

Pilates 10:00 am // F H2O Fitness 10:30 am // F

Stretch & Restore 7:15 am // F SoulBody Barre Unhitched® 8:30 am // F

CLUB CLOSED

Men's Doubles Clinic 6:00 pm // T Ladies' Doubles Clinic 6:00 pm // T

18 CLUB CLOSED

Masters Swimming 6:00 am // R

19 Board of Governors Meeting 6 pm

HIIT 7:00 am // F

Cardio Tennis 7:00 am // T

CLUB CLOSED

Live Ball Tennis 8:00 am // T HIIT 9:00 am // F

Pilates 10:00 am // F Men’s Wednesday Night Golf Game 5:00 pm // G

Restorative Yoga 7:15 am // F Power Yoga 8:15 am // F

AUGUST S U N DAY

M O N DAY 31

T U E S DAY

CLUB CLOSED

HIIT 9:00 am // F Ladies' Doubles Clinic 5:30 pm // T

7 F

Masters Swimming 6:00 am // R

CLUB CLOSED

HIIT 7:00 am // F Pilates 8:30 am // F Gentle Yoga 9:30 am // F

15 CLUB CLOSED

16 Board of Governors Meeting 6 pm

Brunch 7:00 am // SD Cardio Tennis 7:00 am // T Live Ball Tennis 8:00 am // T

21 Golf: Opening Weekend Tournament

CLUB CLOSED

H2O Fitness 8:15 am // F Men’s Clinic 9:00 am // T Ladies' Clinic 10:00 am // T

Brunch 7:00 am // SD

29 CLUB CLOSED

For Timuquana Treehouse dates, keep an eye on the Weekly View throughout the month of July.

W E D N E S DAY

T H U R S DAY

F R I DAY

SAT U R DAY

9 Tennis: Wimbledon & Whites Charity Tournament 8:00 am Golf: Junior Drive, Chip & Putt

FULL MOON YOGA & YOGA NIDRA

7:30–9:30 pm

COOKING CLASS WITH CHEF LEWIS

6:30–9:30 pm

20 STEAMED WHOLE MAINE LOBSTER

Tennis: Wine Not Wednesday 6:00–7:30 pm

YAPPY HOUR

PRIME RIB NIGHT

5:30–7:30 pm

For Timuquana Treehouse dates, keep an eye on the Weekly View throughout the month of August.

W E D N E S DAY

T H U R S DAY 3

F R I DAY

SAT U R DAY

BACK-TO-SCHOOL BINGO 5:30 pm

FULL MOON YOGA & YOGA NIDRA

11 Tennis: Dinks and Drinks Pickleball Clinic and Social 6:00–7:30 pm

7:30–9:30 pm

17 Tennis: Wine Not Wednesday 6:00–7:30 pm

COOKING CLASS WITH CHEF LEWIS

5:30 pm

25 PRIME RIB NIGHT

YAPPY HOUR

5:30–7:30 pm

BEYBLADE TOURNAMENT

Golf: Ladies' Golf Gathering

Golf: Opening Weekend Tournament

Golf: TCC Employee Foundation Tournament

6:30–9:30 pm

KIDS' PAINT NIGHT

6:00–8:30 pm

SOCIAL & DINING — JULY Fourt h of July

CELEBRATIONS POOL PARTY

11:00 AM–3:00 PM

STEAMED WHOLE MAINE LOBSTER THURSDAY, JULY 21 Enjoy a whole steamed lobster delivered to us directly from Maine! Each lobster will be served with Florida sweet corn, baby red potatoes, coleslaw, and drawn butter. Available in the River Room and Pow Wow. Cost: $50 per entrée.

Start your 4th of July poolside! We’ll have the grills fired up with your favorites, and plenty of entertainment and activities for the whole family! Buffet: $16 per adult, $8 per child. Reservations not required.

DINNER BUFFET AND FIREWORKS 6:00 PM–9:00 PM

Join us at TCC and enjoy our flavorful 4th of July feast before the firework show. Celebrate the holiday with a classic Americana meal of brisket, ribs, fried chicken, apple pie, and your favorite sides and beverages. This event is open seating. Fireworks begin at 9:15 pm. Buffet: $24 per adult, $12 per child. Children 4 & under are complimentary. Reservations not required.

Pow Wow is open 7:00 am–2:30 pm. The Grove is open for normal service from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm and will be open for bar service only from 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Club closed on Tuesday, July 5.

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Cooking Class with Chef Lew Thursdays, July 14 & August 18 | 6:30 pm Want to freshen up on your cooking skills? Join our very own Chef Lew as you prepare a three-course meal and learn the ins and outs of the kitchen. Dinner will be served at the end of the class. Spots are limited, so be sure to sign-up early! Wine included. Drinks by Signature. Cost: $75 per person. To register, contact the Concierge at 904.388.2664 x 100.

SOCIAL & DINING — AUGUST

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PRIME RIB NIGHT JULY 28 | AUGUST 25 Chef’s prime rib is hand-seasoned, slow roasted to perfection, and served with asparagus, potatoes, and au jus. Enjoy your choice of a king cut for $29 or a petite cut for $24. Available in the River Room and Pow Wow. Contact the Concierge at 904.388.2664 x. 100 to reserve your cut. Regular menu also available.

JULY 29 | AUGUST 26 5:30– 5:30 –7:30 PM Bring your favorite four-legged friend to our member-favorite Yappy Hour! We’ll fence the lawn for the pups to run free while you enjoy your favorite signature cocktails and draft beers at The Grove. Dogs will be allowed on The Grove patio during this event. Reservations will not be taken. Dogs must be supervised at all times by their owners. Dogs must be leashed at all times outside of the fenced area.

LABOR DAY CELEBRATION SEPT. 5TH | 11:00 AM TO 3:00 PM Celebrate your Labor Day at TCC! Grab a drink at The Grove and a bite from our BBQ buffet while the kids enjoy special activities just for them. Buffet: $16 per adult, $8 per child. The Grove: Regular Hours and Full Menu Pow Wow: Regular Hours, Full Menu, and BBQ Dinner Specials. Reservations not required. Club Closed Tuesday, September 6.

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TENNIS NEWS WINE NOT WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAYS, JULY 20 & AUGUST 17 | 6:00–7:30 PM

DINKS AND DRINKS

PICKLEBALL CLINIC & SOCIAL Friday, August 12 | 6:00–7:30 pm

This is an evening of ladies' round robin tennis where you and your friends come play while you sip on a glass of your favorite wine. All levels are welcome to sign-up and you do not need a partner.

Dinks and Drinks will begin with a 30-minute Pickleball clinic followed by a mixed round robin. Beer, wine, and food are included with cocktails by signature. All levels are welcome!

Cost: $18 per person. To register, contact the Tennis Center at 904.389.4332.

Cost: $25 per person. To register, contact the Tennis Center at 904.389.4332.

WIMBLEDON & WHITES CHARITY TOURNAMENT SATURDAY, JULY 9 · 8:00 AM

Join us for a charity tournament benefiting the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation! Matches will run most of the day. During the lunch hour, there will be a grass court exhibition match on the River Lawn. There will also be a raffle for authentic Wimbledon memorabilia during the exhibition match. For $5 you will have the opportunity to play a point against a pro on the grass court. Cost: $75 per individual. Morning refreshments and lunch are included. Drinks by signature. Proceeds will support the MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation. If members wish to make additional charitable contributions, contact Joe Mattingly at jmattingly@timuquana.net.

RESERVE THE GRASS COURT

This year members will have more opportunities to reserve the grass court! The following dates and times are available for reservation at $80 an hour: • Friday, July 8, from 3:00–8:00 pm

• Saturday, July 9, from 4:00–8:00 pm

• Sunday, July 10, from 9:00 am–8:00 pm

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Tennis Camp This camp calls for all kiddos who want to learn tennis or take their game to the next level! In a fun and supportive atmosphere, Tennis Camp is designed to provide the greatest development of each child’s physical, mental, technical, and tactical performance levels. With each day focusing on a different aspect of the game, campers are provided with the ultimate tennis experience. For more information, contact Shaun Zemanek at szemanek@timuquana.net. • Ages 4+ • Monday–Thursday, 9:00 am–2:00 pm

MEN'S AND LADIES' SUMMER CLINICS MEN'S DOUBLES CLINICS

Tuesdays • 6:00 pm

LADIES' DOUBLES CLINICS

Tuesdays • 6:00 pm Thursdays • 5:30 pm

MEN'S CLINICS

Saturdays • 9:00 am

LADIES' CLINICS

Saturdays • 10:00 am

Cost: $20 per clinic. Spots are limited and advance registration is requested. To register, contact the Tennis Center at 904.389.4332.

Session • July 18–21

Cost Weekly: • Member, $280 • Accompanied Guest, $320 Daily: • Member, $80 • Accompanied Guest, $90 Before-Care: • 7:30–9:00 am, $15 After-Care: • 2:00–4:30 pm, $25

NEW SUMMER CLINICS CARDIO TENNIS

Wednesdays & Saturdays • 7:00–8:00 am Take part in this high-energy clinic that combines cardio exercise with the best components of tennis. Cardio Tennis will deliver the ultimate, full-body, calorie-burning aerobic workout.

LIVE BALL TENNIS

Wednesdays & Saturdays • 8:00–9:00 am

LADIES' & JUNIORS' PROGRAMMING Ladies’ team practices, boot camps, and junior after-school programming will pick back up in August. Keep an eye on Tennis Center communications as the dates will be announced once those schedules are available. For more information, contact the Tennis Center at 904.389.4332.

Compete and advance to gain control of a “champion” side in this addictive doubles-style game. The continuous doubles point is an hour long and fast-paced, fun, and competitive. This phenomenal doubles training and cardio workout will keep you coming back for more.

Cost: $20 per clinic. To register, contact the Tennis Center at 904.389.4332.

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FITNESS NEWS INTRODUCING OUR NEW FITNESS DIRECTOR Beginning in August, Liz McKenna, currently the Assistant Recreation Director, will move to the Fitness Center as the Fitness Director. In her new role, she'll oversee the personal trainers, group exercise, specialty classes, and more. She will also be available for personal training sessions. While at the Club, Liz has displayed a passion for health and fitness, and we look forward to seeing her grow in her new role.

Before the holiday festivities begin, try this 7-4-22 workout that will be like a fireworks display for your muscles! Perform 7 rounds of these exercises: 22 Push-Ups 22 Squats 22 Double Crunches 22 Plank Jacks

SPORTS CONDITIONING

SPEED AND AGILITY CLINICS

Wednesdays, July 6–August 31 | 4:30–5:30 pm

Tuesdays, July 5–August 30 | 4:30–5:30 pm

These clinics are specifically designed for high school athletes looking to gain strength, power, and speed. A former high school, college, and semi-pro football player, Coach Kelvin has the experience and know-how to help athletes improve their performance using a variety of individually designed workouts and drills.

Coach Kelvin will help young athletes improve their athleticism by learning to run faster, jump higher, and perform better! Various training techniques will be used to enhance their agility, muscle memory, and sports performance.

for High School Athletes

Cost: $20 per person, per clinic. For more information and to register, contact Walt Bartman at wbartman@timuquana.net.

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Cost: $15 per child, per clinic. For more information and to register, contact Walt Bartman at wbartman@timuquana.net.

SPA NEWS

Summer Spa Sale Summer can be a harsh season for your skin, so be sure to invest in quality skincare products to beat the heat and the sun! To help combat summer damage, The Spa at Timuquana's skincare line and Hush & Hale products are 50% off now through Wednesday, August 31. Inventory is limited. For pricing and availability, visit the Fitness Center or contact Elizabeth Bonser at ebonser@timuquana.net.

Full Moon Yoga & Yoga Nidra WEDNESDAY, JULY 13 & THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 7:30–9:30 PM Join us on the River Lawn for an evening of relaxation as we welcome the full moon and all of its energy! This educational and empowering yoga experience includes wine, moon water, take-home goodies, and a $10 spa voucher. Please bring your own mat. Cost: $35 per person. To register, contact Elizabeth Bonser at ebonser@timuquana.net.

All packages include a private cabana, fruit-infused water, a charcuterie platter, TCC robes and slippers, and an all-day pool pass for each bridal party member.

Package 1

30-minute massage. Cost: $145 per person.

Package 2

30-minute massage plus the choice of an Eco-Fin Hand and Foot Treatment or Peppermint Foot Scrub and Reflexology Massage. Cost: $195 per person.

Package 3

New at The Spa: Bridal Party Spa Packages Let us make sure you tie the knot feeling relaxed and renewed with our Bridal Party Spa Packages!

30-minute massage, Eco-Fin Hand and Foot Treatment, Peppermint Foot Scrub and Reflexology Massage, and a light lunch with mimosas. Cost: $245 per person. TCC robes are available for purchase at an additional cost. For availability or questions, contact Elizabeth Bonser at ebonser@timuquana.net.

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RECREATION NEWS INTRODUCING OUR NEW ASST. RECREATION DIRECTOR

POOL POLICIES AND HOURS POOL POLICIES REMINDER:

Beginning in August, Holly Joyner will become our new Assistant Recreation Director. She is wellknown around the Club as the Assistant Head Coach for the River Rats and previously running Camp Timuquana.

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Guest Policy Considering the popularity of the pool and limitations on seating, the maximum number of guests allowed at any given time per member is four (4). If your group exceeds four (4) guests, please contact Walt Bartman at wbartman@timuquana.net for approval.

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Bathing Attire The Timuquana Country Club pool is a family environment. Members must wear appropriate swimwear that is modest and not too revealing. For gentlemen, basketball or tennis shorts with exposed underwear is prohibited. Lastly, upon exiting the pool, we request all members be covered or clothed as you venture to other destinations of the Club.

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Vaping Vaping and smoking are not permitted on the pool deck or The Grove bar and dining areas. Permissible areas are by the Adirondack chairs or by the river away from others.

As Assistant Recreation Director, Holly will aid with camps and birthday parties, as well as oversee the War Eagle Aquatic Club. We look forward to Holly continuing to share her passion for youth programming in her new, full-time, role as Assistant Recreation Director.

LACROSSE CAMP

MONDAY, AUGUST 8 There will be no pool access to the membership on Monday, August 8. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Join Coach Walt and Coach Kelvin for a fourday Lacrosse Camp packed with fun and fundamentals! Lacrosse Camp will cover speed, agility, ball movement, dodging, passing, shooting, and scrimmaging. Campers will be placed in groups by skill level and age.

Tu-Th: Swim at Your Own Risk from 5:00 am to close.

AUGUST 9–12 | 8:00 AM–2:00 PM

Before and aftercare is available. Ages: 7-13. Cost: $225 per camper. To register or for more information, contact Walt Bartman at wbartman@timuquana.net.

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Closed. Programming and lap swimming only. Lap swimming: 5:00 am–12:00 pm Swim at Your Own Risk from 5:00 am to 2:00 pm. Lifeguards available from 2:00 pm to close.

Sa–Su: Lifeguards available from 10:00 am to close Swim at Your Own Risk: When the pool is open and without lifeguards, it operates under Florida’s Swim at Your Own Risk rules. They are as follows and must be adhered to at all times: • Children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. • Children under the age of 9 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian while in the pool. We kindly ask that all members and guests do their best to keep the deck clean of food and beverage from The Grove and dispose of towels in the appropriate towel bins.

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SWIM LESSONS

War Eagle Aquatic Club Begins Monday, August 22 War Eagle Aquatic Club (WEAC) is the only USA sanctioned Water Polo and Swim program in Florida. It is a yearround, professionally-led, high quality coaching experience intended to create proven results in a fun and competitive environment. There are numerous practices, meets, travel opportunities, scholarship potential, and other rewarding programs that create an enhanced swimming and/or water polo experience for your child.

Swim lessons are offered Monday through Sunday for all ages and skill levels! For pricing and registration, contact Holly Joyner at hjoyner@timuquana.net.

INFANT SWIMMING CLASSES Join Suzi Taylor, Infant Swimming Resource Instructor at TCC’s pool where she will teach your child the skills of aquatic safety with Infant Swimming Resource’s Self-Rescue® program. Classes will be offered through November. Cost: $90 per 6-week session. For more information and to register, contact Suzi Taylor at s.taylor@infantswim.com or 904.591.0247.

Kids' Paint Night Friday, August 19 | 5:30–7:30 pm Your kids will have a blast learning the fundamentals of drawing and painting while making their own unique artwork! Dinner and all materials are included. Ages 5 & up. Cost: $35 per child. To register, contact the Concierge at 904.388.2664 x. 100.

We strive to recognize the needs and desires of our athletes while coaching and guiding them so that they may realize their full potential.

For more information, visit https://bit.ly/3xnH2r5. For questions, contact Walt Bartman at wbartman@timuquana.net.

Friday, August 26 • 6:00–8:30 pm Calling all Bladers! Bring your Beyblades and equipment for a fun night of competition. TCC has four coliseums ready for battle. If you think the Thunderdome was cool, wait until you see our domes of destruction! Double elimination, battle royal, and team competitions will fill our fun evening. A dinner buffet will be provided, including ice cream for dessert. Ages 6–12. Cost: $35 per person. To register, contact the Concierge at 904.388.2664 x. 100.

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OCTOBER 3-9, 2022 TIMUQUANA COUNTRY CLUB WE VALUE YOUR FEEDBACK

We're always working to improve our overall member experience, and would love to hear from you. We welcome your comments, suggestions, feedback and ideas about anything related to your Club experience. You can visit the members' side of the website for our online feedback form, located on the "My Club" tab. We also have an email address dedicated to member feedback so feel free to email us at: suggestions@timuquana.net.