CLUB TIMES VOLUME XXXV, ISSUE 5 • JULY/AUGUST 2021
111 Wexford Club Drive | Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 | (843) 686-8810 | www.wexfordhiltonhead.com
In This Issue Message from COO, 2 New Members, 2 Letter from the Board President, 3 Message from the Nominating Committee, 4 Security, 4 Facilities Updates, 5 Clubhouse Corner, 6-7 Harbour/Yacht Club, 8-9 Golf, 10 Tennis & Pickleball, 11 Foundation News, 12 Member Photo Gallery, 13-14 Calendar, 15-16
Wexford Briefly BOARD OF DIRECTORS Officers: President: David Jackson Vice President: Vince Sullivan Treasurer: Sue MacCormack Secretary: Mary Boland
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Directors: Rick Anderson Bill Busch Hilary Drammis Terry Ramey Chris Wycoff ADMINISTRATION OFFICE: Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM 843-686-6950
Welcome Dear Members: The summer heat is here and there is no better way to cool down than to join us at our magnificent pool complex with the Oasis and Splash Pools. Also enjoy the increasingly popular pool bar for a refreshment while socializing with your fellow members. Please note a few reminders about our Pool Policies in this Club Times. We look forward to entertaining you and your family members during the exciting July 4th activities, where there is something fun for all ages and great camaraderie with neighbors. July 4th events are not the only events we have scheduled in summer months, and I would like to bring to your attention the following events that you sure don’t want to miss… like the Heart Healthy Culinary Event, Karaoke and Trivia Nights, and several Yacht Club gatherings. As a courteous reminder, our Security Department continues to be vigilant in identifying vendors, guests and homeowners that are going above the speed limit in our community. On average, our Security team’s effort includes actively using the radar for 900 vehicles per month. Please be mindful to monitor your speed and come to a full and complete stop at all intersections for the safety of all who are using the community roadways. Our Security Department also has seen a 100% increase over last year in the number of calls to our Security gate. Please be reminded that the most efficient way to create guest passes is to use the ABDI guest access system, which can be completed on our web site or your smart phone. If you must contact the gate, please leave a message as they are managing over 5,800 cars accessing Wexford each week, along with answering phones, issuing guest and daily passes,
Welcome New Members
Ryan Spence Chief Operating Officer
and managing commercial decals. If you need assistance in setting this up, please contact Latasha Glover at the Security Guard House. As a leadership update to make you aware of, Megan Morris our Director of Marketing and Member Services has made the difficult decision to move on from Wexford due to her desire to have more time with her family and pursue career opportunities in Beaufort, which is where she lives. Her timing is such that several Marketing projects have been accomplished that hopefully will support our efforts in the coming years and we thank Megan for her exemplary efforts during her tenure. In the interim, our Member Services Coordinator, Shelby Price will assist in the weekly community and member communications coupled with other tasks. We are actively recruiting for Megan’s replacement, and I appreciate everyone’s patience during this transition period. Our team continues to work hard to provide memorable experiences for you, your family and guests. As we prepare our fall calendar, if you have some innovative ideas on event programming that you would like to see at Wexford please reach out to me or one of our Department Leaders.
Regards,
Ryan
Matthew & Tracy Brennan 36 Wicklow Drive
Nick & Nicole Macarchuk 30 Wexford on the Green
Letter from the Board President Hello Neighbors, Happy 4th of July – 4th of July is one of the best holidays here at Wexford. Cart parade, activities, burgers and hot dogs plus a lot more on the buffet, programs and activities for all ages make Wexford a fun spot to enjoy the 4th. Take advantage of the opportunities, you and your family and friends will be glad you did.
• Evacuate, don’t stay: A few brave souls stayed in place here during Matthew and all those I talked with later said they would not do that again, especially when the tidal surge came over the sea wall. Property damage can be rebuilt, people – not as easy. Also keep in mind that local police and emergency health personnel generally evacuate so you will really be alone in case of emergency which jeopardizes you and your family.
David Jackson President
Welcome New Members — The results of a member survey back in the spring revealed that about 20% of owners have been here a year or less and 45% of owners have been here less than 5 years. It’s important to welcome our new, and relatively new, members to Wexford by including them in our programs and introducing them to owners with similar interests. We have an organized new member orientation process that helps get that started, including a dinner with other new members, management and board representatives, but please take the opportunity to ask a new member to dinner, to play golf or tennis or whatever your hobby happens to be. You will make a new member feel they made the right choice in choosing Wexford and just may find a new friend. Hurricane Season — We’re about a month into hurricane season and, fingers crossed, wishing us all luck that we do not get have a severe weather event this season. But as we learned recently with Hurricane Matthew, the threat is real and can come at any time as we learned with Hurricane Irma the following year, thankfully much less severe than Matthew. Some lessons from those events were: • Be ready ahead of time: Hurricanes are unpredictable and can change paths quickly. Have a plan on your evacuation destination, what you will take with you and what needs to be taken care of at your home here on short notice.
• Make sure your property insurance is up to date: Some folks were disappointed when they went to make claims for damage after Matthew. Coverages, damage limits and deductibles should all be checked to see if they are appropriate for the risk you wish to take. Town Hall Meeting — One thing that came out of the owner survey taken last year was that owners wanted more communication with management and the board. We’ve tried to take that seriously with the summaries of the board meetings that are sent out via email the week following the meetings and by having a town hall meeting last fall at the Sonesta, due to social distancing requirements at the time. To continue to have active dialog with members, answer your questions and hear your concerns, we are tentatively scheduling a meeting for late July so watch for that announcement. As with the meeting last year, in person and Zoom participation with both be available. Finally... Be Safe — There are always lots of kids and grandkids around in the summer at Wexford, it’s part of the fun. Just take note when you’re driving or backing out of your driveway that there may be a wee one on a small bike on one of the trails or sidewalk that’s a little hard to see, especially when you’re not used to someone being there. And for the same reason, please try to drive just a little slower and more cautious. And for parents and grandparents, please follow our guidelines with regard to bike, scooter and golf cart usage for your special young family members. We want everyone to be safe and come back next year.
All the best,
David
The Wexford Tennis Courts now serve as an ongoing tribute to Doc Malloy, a valued, long-time employee at the Wexford Tennis Center who passed away last year.
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Message from the Nominating Committee
Deadlines set for Board Candidate Nominees The Nominating Committee is soliciting candidates for the 2022 Board of Directors. Any Wexford member in good standing is eligible to run for one of the three openings. If you have career or volunteer skills, charitable board or committee experience, or just want to serve your community in a leadership capacity, please let us know by contacting any member of the Nominating Committee. If you have already made a commitment to run for the Board of Directors or are
Marvin Morrison
Director of Safety & Security (843) 686-8817 mmorrison@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Knowledge for Hurricane Season
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It’s Hurricane Season, and Wexford provides Members with the 2021 Hurricane Preparedness Plan, as well as updates on active storms that may endanger Wexford property and members. Please read the Guide as the 2021 Hurricane season begins this month, especially if you are new to the area. There is valuable information about the categories of hurricanes, how to prepare for a storm, the local evacuation and re-entry process, and notable websites and contact info for official information. Scan this QR code to see Wexford’s 2021 Hurricane Preparedness Plan and other storm information
still considering your candidacy, please keep these important communication and publicity dates in mind:
Nominating Committee Members:
• October 15: The deadline to have your biographical information and photo included in the November edition of the Wexford Club Times. • October 22: The deadline to have your biographical information and photo included on the Annual ballot and participate in the Meet the Candidates Forum on November 4.
Security
Richard Berthelsen Beverly Chell John Cunningham Lesley Green Jim Hicks Laura Levine
Stephen Williams Security Lieutenant (843) 686-8817 swilliams@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Pool Reminders • Swim at your own risk. The pool is not supervised by a lifeguard • Diving, running, pushing or rough play, yelling or throwing of objects in the pool area is prohibited at all times • Children under thirteen (13) must be accompanied and supervised by an adult • Towels must be placed in the towel hamper after use. Towel are not to be removed from the pool area. If you have towel at home we request that you return them to the pool to minimize this ongoing expense of purchasing new towels. • Outside food & beverage is not permitted at the pool except for Mondays when the clubhouse is closed (except holidays). Outside food & beverage is permitted as a provision for infants and children under the age of 5. • Smoking is not permitted in the pool area. • No dogs or pets are allowed in the Pool area.
Pickleball Court Construction Update The pre-construction coordination meeting took place on Wednesday morning, June 16. The Contractors (JS Construction & Howard B. Jones) were each sent a copy of the Agreements for execution. The schedule to perform the work was discussed. Before moving any dirt and closing off the existing Entry drive, the Permit for Site work will need to be pulled from the Town. JS Construction stated they would start the Site work permit process on June 21. They also would place an order for underground utility locates at that time. Estimate to obtain permits and locates is 10 working days.
NEW LANDSCAPING AT ENTRY
(4) NEW PICKLEBALL COURTS WITH (2) SHADE STRUCTURES
CLUBHOUSE
WEXFORD CLUB DRIVE
REALIGNED ENTRY DRIVE TO CLUBHOUSE WITH DECORATIVE PAVERS AT CLUBHOUSE ARRIVAL
Scan the QR Code to keep up with the latest updates on the Pickleball construction project
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Excavating and Site Work is tentatively scheduled for week after July 4th holiday. The total time for the project is expected to be 120 days, not including rain delays or unforeseen circumstances.
EXISTING TENNIS COURTS
Frank M. Copeland III Executive Chef 843-715-0915 fcopeland@wexfordhiltonhead.com
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Clubhouse Corner
Jennifer Arnold
Clubhouse Manager 843-715-0913 jarnold@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Passport Series: Heart Healthy JULY 15-17
Reservations from 5:30-7:45 The culinary team will work their magic to showcase a menu featuring flavorful dishes minus the salt, fat and calories to showcase the potential of eating for clean, healthy living. The heat of the summer will allow for a bounty of local fresh vegetables corn, beans, tomatoes and herbs as well as local fish and organic chicken.
Karaoke Night FRIDAY, AUGUST 6
Reservations from 5:30-7:45pm Join us for a fun night and show us your singing chops! The DJ will be providing dance music as well as a full Karaoke set up from 6-9pm for all that would like to join the fun. We will provide a limited ala carte menu for you to enjoy at your leisure.
TRIVIA NIGHT Trivia Night FRIDAY, AUGUST 13
The game will start at 5pm sharp! Come test your knowledge in a fun atmosphere with great friends, dinner and cocktails! We can pair you with others or you can make tables of 8.
$7 Burger Night FRIDAY, AUGUST 20
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Reservations from 5:30-7:45pm Join us for a fun night of Burgers and Shakes. We will feature a choice of Burgers, Fried Fish Sandwiches, Chicken Sandwiches and a selection of Spiked Milkshakes. We will have a build-your-own toppings bar to create your own culinary masterpiece. ($7 is for choice of Burger) The Burger Night menu is available for to go orders. Members may come in to add their toppings at the toppings station and milkshakes will be prepared at time of pick up at the bar.
CLOSURES • The Clubhouse will close at 2:30pm on Saturday, August 22, due to a Private Event. The pool decks and pool bar will close at 4pm.
• The clubhouse will close at 2:30pm on Saturday, September 18, due to a Private Event. The pool decks and pool bar will close at 4pm.
Passport Series: A Taste of Thailand AUGUST 26-28
Reservations from 5:30-7:45pm This night will feature Chef’s favorite foods from Thailand with Salads, Curries, Khoa Soi Noodle Soup, Grilled Fish and Delicious Desserts all of which will be some of the best Thai dishes to be found in the Southeast. Authentic ingredients, many sourced by Chef on his travels, will be featured.
Labor Day Weekend: 2nd Annual Cornhole Tournament SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 5pm Cocktails & Cornhole 5:30-7:30pm Cookout Buffet
The fall cookout at the pool will feature a great cold salad station, Burger Bar, BBQ Chicken, Fried Fish & Shrimp, Ice Cream Sundaes and fierce competition! This event will be offered in place of ala carte dinner.
Monday, September 6 — The Bar will be open for service from 11am-5pm, and there will be a limited lunch menu available from 11:30am-2:30pm.
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LABOR DAY HOURS
Harbour/ Yacht Club
Mark Dryden
Harbourmaster 843-686-8813 mdryden@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Wanda Marshall
Harbour Attendant (843) 686-8813 wmarshall@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Cobia Tournament Bill Busch and his boat, Sara Jeane II, won the cobia tournament held June 5, bringing in two nice cobias that weighed 25 and 26 pounds. They also caught a third keeper cobia, and in total caught more than 20 cobia that didn’t meet the 36-inch minimum size. Aboard were Wexford members Gary Socha and Peter Carlson. Nine boats competed in the event. The weigh-in this year was held near the pool, with many nonfisherman onlookers enjoying the show! Our next fishing tournament will be the Inshore Tournament to be held in October.
Upcoming Yacht Club Happenings JULY 4 Kids Fishing Tournament, 10am — near the lock Model Sailing, 11am — near the lock Summer Sizzler Scavenger Spectacular, 3pm — Nautical-themed scavenger hunt, followed by post-hunt wrap party at the Outdoor Pool Bar
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JULY 7 Docktails
Jekyll/Thunderbolt Trip postponed until Spring The Wexford Yacht Club’s three-day trip to Jekyll Island and Thunderbolt Marina in Savannah — originally scheduled for July 20-23 — has been postponed until Spring 2022.
JULY 21 Educational Seminar: Smart Phone Boating Apps
for hot dogs and hamburgers. Please sign up with Mark in the Harbour Center if you can help out.
JULY 28 Boys and Girls Clubs Outing — Boat owners: We’re looking for volunteers with boats to take 3 to 4 kids from the Boys & Girls Club out on their boats. Each boat will have a chaperone from the B&G Club aboard. This will be a quick trip down to near Harbour Town, maybe seeing some dolphins, before coming back to Wexford
AUGUST 12-14 Beaufort Overnight Trip AUGUST 3 Docktails AUGUST 18 Educational Seminar: Line Handling & Knots
Blessing of the Fleet Ceremony The Blessing of the Fleet, one of the Yacht Club’s semi-formal affairs was held on June 13. Harbour Master Mark Dryden opened the ceremony and introduced Commodore Peter Carlson. Commodore Carlson noted that there are more boats in the harbour now than at any time in the past, and this year to date has had more than 1200 lock excursions, compared to 700 in 2019. Yacht Club functions are having great success, and as every member of Wexford is also a member of the Wexford Yacht Club, turn outs to club events have been excellent. Commodore Carlson then introduced our two
speakers, Commander Schroeder of the Hilton Head Coast Guard Auxiliary, who spoke about the Auxiliary’s mission of improving safety on the water, and Commander Hilleary, the Commanding Officer of the USCG Savannah Air Station spoke about the Coast Guard’s missions of search and rescue and recanted one example of a Coast Guard rescue. Vice Commodore Cathy Sumpter then introduced Chaplin Giunta, who spoke of his background, then Blessed of the Fleet. The ceremony then adjourned and enjoyed an excellent dinner menu provided by Chef Frank. More than 80 members participated in the ceremony.
INDEPENDENCE DAY EVENTS
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Golf Shop Skills Contest Tennis Round Robin Yacht Club Fishing & Model Sailing All-American Sunday Brunch Yacht Club Scavenger Hunt Annual Cart & Bike Parade Independence Day Buffet
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8am-2pm 8:30-10:30am 10am-12pm 11am-2pm 3pm 4pm 5-7pm
Scott Hunter
Director of Golf (843) 686-8812, ext. 141
Golf
shunter@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Kyle Turner
1st Asst. Golf Professional (843) 686-8812, ext. 142 kturner@wexfordhiltonhead.com
TIPS FROM THE GOLF PRO:
Start making cleaner shots with your irons
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ouldn’t you like to stop hitting your irons fat? Here’s a drill that could help with that problem. • Take a tee and push it all the way into the turf, so that you can only see the top of it, but it’s not sticking up out of the ground. • Then, put your ball about half an inch behind the tee (which is barely visible). • Take a swing and focus your eyes on the top of the tee rather than the golf ball. • Your goal will be to “take out” the tee with your divot. If you do the opposite, it’s a sign that you’re doing something wrong from takeaway to impact to strike the turf instead of the tee. This drill will help you learn how to make impact with the ball first and then the turf, thus eliminating a chunky shot.
Since you can’t put a tee in the turf like this during your round, simply focus on a blade of grass in front of the ball before your iron shots.
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IMPORTANT GOLF DATES
AERIFICATION & RE-GRASSING Following an early June aerification of the golf course, the Driving Range was cleared and re-grassed. These practices will ensure the longterm health of the golf course, which will be beautiful again just in time for fall weather. Thanks to members for your patience!
July 5 Golf Course Open July 16 Couples Nine & Dine July 19 Non-Member Golf Outing for Senior Men’s Golf Association August 2-9 Course Closed for Aerification September 6 Golf Course Open September 16 WWGA Opening Day
Patrick Mason
Director of Tennis (843) 686-8816, ext. 150 pmason@wexfordhiltonhead.com
TENNIS & PICKLEBALL TIP:
Hydration needs to be crucial part of your gameplan Here are Hydration tips from the USTA Sports Science page: Before Practice or Matchplay: Drink at least 16-20 oz. of water (one standard bottle) or electrolyte-enhanced sports drink two hours before the tennis practice or matchplay. During Practice or Matchplay: Drink 4-8 oz. (4-8 normal swallows or 1.4-1.2 a regular size bottle) for a light to medium sweater and 8-16 oz. (8-16 normal swallows or a 1.2-3.4 full regular size bottle) for a heavy sweater of water or electrolyteenhanced carbohydrate fluid every changeover during practice or matchplay (32-60 oz. of fluid per hour). If practice or matchplay is expected to be longer than 60 minutes, an electrolyte-enhanced carbohydrate beverage would be a better option.
Mike Pollard
Head Tennis Professional (843) 686-8816, ext. 152 mpollard@wexfordhiltonhead.com
UPCOMING TENNIS EVENTS Stars and Stripes Adult Round Robin July 4, 8:30-10:30 am
Join us for our annual 4th of July round robin. Make sure to wear Red/White/Blue colors!
Ladies Boot Camp August 21, 8:30-11:30 am
Join us for our annual Ladies Boot Camp. Get your game ready for the new USTA season! This event is open to all levels of USTA play. We will have 6 rotating courts, each with a great pro, and action-packed drills focusing on all aspects of doubles play.
Fireball Open September 3-5
This is our annual ADULT Doubles tournament. Players from all over the state will be competing in this Doubles event, which is divided by USTA ratings. Events are Mixed, Women’s, and Men’s, 3.0-Open.
Pro League Starts September 17
The Pro league is back! Starting Friday the 17th and continuing for the following 6 Fridays, the Island’ss best tennis players will be in action at a different facility each week. Visit the Pro League of Hilton Head Facebook page for dates and times.
UPCOMING PICKLEBALL EVENTS Pickleball Social at Long Cove July 12
Join us as we travel to Long Cove for some fun and social Pickleball. Call the Tennis center for more information.
Pickleball Round Robins August 6, August 13 & August 20, 10-11:30 am
Fridays in August are now Pickleball Round Robin Days! Join us for fun/social/competitive Pickleball. Spots are limited, so check the sign-up sheets each week in the downstairs bulletin board.
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After Practice or Matchplay: Drink at least one regular-size bottle (20 oz.) of electrolyte-enhanced carbohydrate sports drink per pound of body weight lost within a two-hour period. Replace between 120-200 percent of body weight lost per exercise session. It is also helpful to consume some protein to help aid recovery. 10-20 grams of protein within 30 minutes of practice or matchplay will help speed recovery.
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Wexford Foundation News
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Foundation holds its first Garden Party
ver 70 Wexford members attended this inaugural Garden Party, which was held to show the Foundation’s appreciation for their major donors during 2020. Stephen Carter, the Foundation’s Chair thanked everyone for their outstanding support during an unprecedented year when traditional fundraising events could not be held owing to the Covid pandemic. The $100,000 of emergency funding which was raised together with a further $258.000 of sustaining grants awarded to 32 local charities was a record for the Foundation which is now in its 9th year of existence. “While the Covid pandemic is waning, the local needs in hunger, housing, poverty, and education are still prevalent,” Stephen said, “and the Foundation needs the support of its generous Wexford members and business sponsors to continue with the work we are doing.”
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The Garden Party was also an occasion to recognize the tireless work of the Grants Committee and Cyndi Duvall, Co-Chair of the Grants Committee, took the opportunity to introduce and thank her committee members. By special invitation, Cyndi also introduced the Reverend Nannette Pearson who founded the Sandalwood Food Pantry in 2009 and which has received a number of Wexford grants over the past few years. Nannette gave a stirring address thanking Wexford for supporting her agency which provides some 800 disadvantaged families with fresh nutritious food every week. The Garden Party was enjoyed by all who attended. The Foundation Trustees extend their sincere appreciation to Events Chair Shari Anderson along with the Wexford Clubhouse staff for their work in planning and hosting this event.
Member Photo Gallery Wexford Kids Camps
SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS
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Do you have amazing images of life in Wexford that you would like to share? Submit your images for the Member Photo Gallery by posting them to our Facebook or Instagram pages, or email them to info@wexfordhiltonhead.com.
Member Photo Gallery
DOUBLE RAINBOW
The elusive double rainbow was captured by Ted Urquhart.
WEXFORD SUNSET
This beautiful sunset photograph was taken by Heather Cherichella.
HOLE-IN-ONE
Congratulations to Alan Chase for notching this ace!
RED, WHITE & BLUE
The Couples Nine and Dine featured a Fourth of July theme.
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WWGA CLOSING DAY
The WWGA Closing Day featured a “Hats Off!” theme.
JULY 2021 Sunday
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4th of July Round Robin 5 6 7 8 4 Kids Fishing Tournament Intro to Model Sailing
Golf Course Open
Family Scavenger Hunt
Water Aerobics, 10am DockTails, 5pm
Bridge, 1pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm
Rockin in the USA Pool Party, 10am-3pm
Yoga & Stretching, 10am
Independence Day Party
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Bridge, 1pm Harbour Seminar, 3pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm
Mystery Couples Yoga & Stretching, 10am Nine and Dine, 3:30pm Passport - Heart Healthy Passport - Heart Healthy Passport - Heart Healthy
Yoga & Stretching, 10am
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Bridge, 1pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm Boys and Girls Club Outing (Yacht Club)
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AUGUST 2021
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Bridge, 1pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm
Yoga & Stretching, 10am
Karaoke Night, 4:30pm
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Course Aerification
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Course Aerification
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Ladies Tennis Boot Camp Clubhouse Closed for Dinner, 2:30pm
Yoga & Stretching, 10am
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Yoga & Stretching, 10am Passport Series: Thailand Passport Series: Thailand Passport Series: Thailand
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SEPTEMBER 2021
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Water Aerobics, 10am DockTails Oyster Roast, 5pm
14 Water Aerobics, 10am
19 Club Championship (Golf)
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20 Realtor Assoc. Golf Outing (non-member event)
21 Water Aerobics, 10am
8 Bridge, 1pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm
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Bridge, 1pm Harbour Seminar, 3pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm
27 28 29 Water Aerobics, 10am
Yoga & Stretching, 10am
9 Yoga & Stretching, 10am New Member Dinner, 5-7pm
16 Yoga & Stretching, 10am WWGA Fall Opening Day
23 Yoga & Stretching, 10am
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Fireball Doubles Championships
Fireball Doubles Championships Passport Series: Cornhole Tournament
10 11 Daufuskie Lunch Trip
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Club Championship (Golf)
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