CLUB TIMES VOLUME XXXV, ISSUE 4 • JUNE 2021
111 Wexford Club Drive | Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 | (843) 686-8810 | www.wexfordhiltonhead.com
In This Issue Message from COO, 2 Letter from the Board President, 3 New Members, 3 Message from the Nominating Committee, 4 Facilities Updates, 4 Clubhouse Corner, 6 Camp Wexford, 9 Harbour/Yacht Club, 8-10 Golf, 11-12 Tennis & Pickleball, 13 Greens & Grounds, 14 Ladies Bridge, 14 Foundation News, 15 Photo Gallery, 15 Calendar, 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: Warmer temperatures are upon us and there is no better time to enjoy our Oasis and Splash pools to cool down and build camaraderie with your fellow members. Summer activities are coming up to include a plethora of July 4th festivities. Wexford Kid’s Camp is also right around the corner, and I am excited that we have developed a partnership with KE Camps, a nationally-renowned company that focuses on Private Country Club camp programs. With well-planned weekly programs, each child will participate in golf, tennis, swim and other recreational activities. If you have a child or grandchild that may be interested, please sign up soon. I am pleased to report from the recent Board of Directors meeting that the bid proposals for the Pickleball Courts are approved, and we will move forward with pre-construction meetings with the selected vendors. We chose JS Construction to assist us in the site construction of the Pickleball Courts and Front Entrance. JS was the selected contractor who assisted us in the most recent pool renovation. Howard B Jones is the contractor selected to build the Pickleball Courts, and install the new lighting on our existing courts and new Pickleball Courts. We have a dedicated webpage on the member portal to keep you up-to-date on the progress of this project for your future enjoyment. The Board of Directors also approved the purchase of a new fleet of golf carts from Club Car. This new fleet will have an updated look with enhanced seats and USB connections. If you are interested in purchasing one of our existing fleet golf carts please contact Scott Hunter, who will be able to assist you.
Ryan Spence Chief Operating Officer
The Board of Directors voted in favor of updating the Club’s mask protocol, which was recently featured in our Wexford updates communication platform. Thank you all for adhering to our mask protocols over the past year as well as the most updated protocol. The safety of all is our top priority while adjusting our policies when appropriate. The struggle to bring back and hire staff is a challenge all hospitality segments face as the economy reopens, but the labor shortage is hitting full-service establishments like Wexford particularly hard. Our management team is working tirelessly to recruit new team members and also provide a variety of services to our membership. As we are experiencing extremely high levels of usage, we ask the membership to be patient as we face these nationwide staffing challenges across all departments. Patience, understanding, and kindness will be the bedrock of our success! The challenges we have faced together have been difficult, but our collective spirit and unwavering commitment to our Club, and each other, keeps our morale high and our focus centered on a better tomorrow.
Regards,
Ryan
HURRICANE SEASON IS HERE The 2021 Hurricane Season has officially begun. The season runs from June – November each year. Our staff is finalizing an updated version of operational protocols, and there is already an updated Hurricane Preparedness Plan available for members. It’s the right time to review the Plan and its valuable information. Check it out on the Member Home Page!
Letter from the Board President Hello Neighbors, Well, since I just bought my first watermelon of this year, it’s officially summer! And with that theme... Memorial Day – Memorial Day is the unofficial beginning of summer so while we’re making plans to enjoy a beautiful summer here at Wexford, let’s all take a moment to reflect and thank the military veterans and those currently serving that made sure we David Jackson could enjoy our way of life and still President bravely serve to keep us safe today. It’s busy here on Hilton Head and at Wexford; let’s Relax and Enjoy — As we all can tell, it’s very busy on Hilton Head with the tourist season in full swing. It’s also busy here at Wexford, with amenity usage and food and beverage participation at recent year highs. For example: • We had record entries for the Men’s Golf Member-Guest event coming up this fall. Over 90 teams entered the drawing for what was originally 60 spots. The golf staff and golf committee found a way to increase the field this year to 72, which is also a record. Just 5-6 years ago there were not enough entries to fill a 48 team field. • Golf rounds are still running at a record pace and even at Wexford it may be a little difficult to get exactly the tee time you want. Increased interest in golf is a good thing so management and the golf staff (and golf course maintenance staff) are working hard to manage the increased play.
Welcome New Members Scott and Shannon Behm 1 Wicklow Alfred and Patricia Boyle 43 Wicklow Steve and Jeannie Cutts 59 Wexford on the Green Arthur and Heather Davis 17 Castlebridge Ct Jacob and Megan Dotson 43 Wexford Club Drive Brian and Allyson Etheridge 34 Bridgetown Road Scott and Gina Fitzenreiter 31 Wexford Circle Frederic and Sharon Jauch 15 Wexford on the Green Mark and Dina Kriscunas 13 Wexford Club Drive William and Tonya Petty 19 Plumbridge Donald and Karen Reims 27 Bridgetown Road Cecil and Catherine Staton 29 Bridgetown
• Harbour use is at record levels. There were over 450 harbor lock operations just in April. It’s getting a little more common to have to wait at the lock when crossing on foot, bicycle or golf cart due to boat traffic through the lock. It is definitely one of the cool benefits of living at Wexford to see all the beautiful boats going in and out of the lock system, so the experience is worth the wait. • Because of great food, new programs and simply more of us here more of the time, it’s busier at the clubhouse. That’s a good thing, too, as more usage leads to more programs, and so on...
All the best,
David
ABOUT THE COVER PHOTO Wexford is the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow! Recently, Cart Barn attendant Mike Eckstrom captured this moment when a rainbow crossed the Wexford sky, just above the driving range.
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My point to all of this is we’re busier than ever and while that’s a good thing sometimes the staff may be taxed to serve all of us at once. Not only are there more of us to serve than in recent times, we all read about the difficulty in attracting staff these days. We’re very lucky to have great management and employees and while I personally know how hard management is working to fill all our open positions, it requires a little patience from us all until we get there. So, let’s set our watches to “Island Time”, relax and enjoy this beautiful community.
Message from the Nominating Committee
Candidates sought for Board of Directors The Nominating Committee is soliciting candidates for the 2022 Board of Directors. If you have career or volunteer skills, private or charitable board experience, or just want to serve your community in a leadership capacity, please let us know by contacting any member of the Nominating Committee. Any Wexford member who is currently in good standing is eligible to run for the Board. If you are interested in running for the Board, or would like to know more about the process, please contact a committee member for more information.
Nominating Committee Members: Richard Berthelsen
GOT THE APP?
Beverly Chell John Cunningham Lesley Green
Have you downloaded the Wexford Mobile App? Contact Member Services if you need assistance.
Jim Hicks Laura Levine
Contractors chosen for Roadway, Pickleball The Pickleball Court Construction is slated to begin soon. Two contractors were chosen for the upcoming projects at the May 21 Board Meeting. Project Scope: New Pickleball Courts and Clubhouse Entry Drive improvements includes all Materials, Labor and Equipment as necessary to establish a new entry approach and install four Pickleball courts with all accessory equipment and structures.
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Project Plan & Cost: The site work for the Pickleball and Entry improvements will be performed by JS Construction. The pickleball construction will be done by Howard B. Jones & Sons. Both have performed very satisfactory work for Wexford in the past. • The two contractor bids, when combined, total contracts in the amount of $515,394. The cost of which separately are as follows: $297,448 for JS Construction and $217,946 for Howard B. Jones. • There is a total Budget of $550,000 budgeted for these combined
EXISTING TENNIS COURTS
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
Projects. The difference in the contracted amount will be the Project contingency. Status: The bidders (JS Construction and Howard B. Jones) were each notified Friday afternoon that they were awarded the Project. We are currently working towards scheduling a date to meet with the awarded bidders. This part of the process
called a Pre-construction meeting. It will involve the finalizing and signing of contracts and determining a Project schedule. Updates on the Pickleball Project will be regularly communicated through our online Member Portal where there is a dedicated webpage, the Wexford Weekly e-blasts, and Club Times monthly newsletter.
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Clubhouse Corner
Frank M. Copeland III Executive Chef 843-715-0915 fcopeland@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Jennifer Arnold
Clubhouse Manager 843-715-0913 jarnold@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Blessing of the Fleet Menu SUNDAY, JUNE 5
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED $30pp++ | Kids 5-12 $16pp++ | 4 & Under Complimentary Salad Station Mixed Greens, Romaine Lettuce, Chopped Tomato, Red Onion, Cheddar Cheese, Parmesan, Chopped Bacon, Croutons, Artichoke Hearts, Cucumber, 2 Dressings Assorted Rolls and Honey Butter
Entréee Station • Beer Battered Fish, Hushpuppies, Tartar & Cocktail Sauces, Lemons • Chicken Pasta with Summer Vegetables • Carving Station of Beef, Parker House Rolls, Mustards, Horseradish Sauce Assorted Summer Vegetables, Baked Potato Station Peach Cobbler with Vanilla Ice Cream, Cookies
DID YOU KNOW?
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The Culinary team is testing member interest in organic vegetables on the dinner menu as special sides/features.
CLOSURES The Clubhouse will close at 2:30 pm and the Pool Complex will close at 4 pm on Saturday, June 12.
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Mark Dryden
Harbourmaster 843-686-8813 mdryden@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Harbour/ Yacht Club
Wanda Marshall
Harbour Attendant (843) 686-8813 wmarshall@wexfordhiltonhead.com
June & July Yacht Club Happenings June 5: Cobia Tournament Bragging rights are on the line, so gather your crew, prep your gear, and sign up with the Harbour Center by June 3. The Captains Meeting will be on Friday, June 4 at 3pm. All non-participants are invited to join in on the festivities starting at 3pm on June 5 for live entertainment and refreshments in the pool area with final weighins at 4pm. Contact the Harbour Center for further details | 843686-8813
June 13: Blessing of the Fleet
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Last year’s Cobia Tournament winner, Mike Moses
The Blessing of the Fleet is a semi-formal, annual event to bestow blessings on every boat in Wexford for a safe boating season.
Chaplain Anthony Giunta of the US Coast Guard in Savannah will provide the blessing, and we will have a brief address from Commander Brendan J. Hilleary. Also, the Commander of the Hilton Head Coast Guard Auxiliary will speak about what their civilian organization does to enhance boating safety. Whether you own a boat or not, the Blessing is a neat ceremony and is followed by cocktails and dinner. Please make your dinner reservations with Jennifer.
June 20: FloatTails Join us for the first FloatTails of the season. What is FloatTails? It’s Docktails in the river on boats rafted together. Boats will leave Wexford Harbour around 4pm and head over to Bryan’s Creek, which is a short trip across Calibogue Sound. There, we raft up to share appetizers and friendship as we hop from boat to boat, sampling each boat’s nautical fare. As the sun starts to set, we head back to Wexford while there is still plenty of light. Please sign up with Mark in the Harbour Center. Don’t have a boat and want to go? Sign up with Mark and we’ll try to get you on a boat!
July 4: Yacht Club Festivities The Wexford Yacht Club is making this 4th of July the most nautical ever! The big day will start off with
The Kids Fishing Tournament kicks off Wexford’s Fourth of July festivities at 10am.
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Circumnavigation & Raft Up Six boats left Wexford Harbour on Sunday, May 16, to circumnavigate our beautiful island followed by a raft up in McKays Creek off Pinckney Island. Two additional Wexford boats skipped the navigation but came for the raft up. It was a gorgeous day on the water,
Mother Nature gave us a perfect Spring day with a nice breeze and lots of sunshine. Once the boats were rafted up, all participated in a Docktails-type affair with lots of wonderful food and beverages. All in all, an exceptional day with lots of food, fun and camaraderie.
Participating Boats: Finally, Frosty, Bookin, Cat’s Diamond, Our Way, Carpe Diem, For Pete’s Sake, Cin Seeker and Good Vibrations.
continued from previous page the Kids Fishing Tournament near the lock at 10am, we will then switch to a demonstration of our model sailing fleet. Wexford is registered with the National Dragonflite 95 Organization and we have 12 model sailboat owner/ racers. Starting at 11am on the Fourth, kids and adults will have the opportunity to take the controls of one of our boats and test their sailing skills!
Gather the grandkids, nudge a neighbor, or just find a friend and come
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At 3pm, we will have the second annual nautical-themed scavenger hunt, the Summer Sizzler Scavenger Spectacular.
continued from previous page on out. Teams will explore the entire property following clues, collecting photo and video trophies and competing in brain teaser challenges. Teams will be judged on speed, creativity and thoroughness. We will gather at the Outdoor Pool Bar to cheer for contest participants and announce winners. The contest uses an application called Goose Chase, so smart phones and pre-registration of up to 20 separate teams is required. Teams will be limited to 4 players and 2 golf carts. Sign up quickly with Mark in the Harbour Center to ensure your team gets a spot in the Hunt! Keep an eye out for future e-blast announcements.
July 20-23: Wexford Yacht Club’s Jekyll Island/Thunderbolt Trip Join Wexford Yacht Club for our first overnight trip of the season and our first ever WYC organized trip to Jekyll Island. We will depart Wexford Tuesday, July 20 and return Friday, July 23. We will spend two nights in Jekyll and one night at Thunderbolt Marina in Savannah.
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Boaters will arrive late afternoon to Jekyll Harbor Marina. Dockage reservations must be made through DOCKWA, where dockage rates are $2.25/ft. Make your reservation soon to ensure availability and proximity to other Wexford boaters. Non-boaters are welcomed and encouraged to come to Jekyll Island, but as there are no hotels near Thunderbolt Marina, it will be necessary for non-boaters to drive to/ from Jekyll Island. Non-boaters have two options for making hotel reservations:
Jekyll Island Club | (912) 635-2600 | www.jekyllclub.com | $246+ /night
Jekyll Harbor Marina will be the first stop on our overnight trip in July. Jekyll Courtyard by Marriott | (912) 635-2416 | www.mariott.com/ courtyardjekyllisland | $299+ /night Spend Wednesday on your own exploring Jekyll Island. Visit the Georgia Sea Turtle Center, stop in the historic Faith Chapel, tour the Indian Mound Cottage (the Rockefeller family’s favorite residence), tour the Jekyll Island Museum, and lots more. The group dinner Wednesday evening is in the elegant Grand Dining Room of the Jekyll Island Club. Gentlemen are required to wear a jacket (no tie). Boaters will depart Jekyll early Thursday morning (7/22) and cruise to Thunderbolt Marina in Savannah for Thursday evening, returning to Wexford on Friday (7/23). Thunderbolt’s pool and “Crew’s Quarters” are open and will be available for us to use for Docktails on Thursday evening. After Docktails, Tubby’s (a casual restaurant/bar) is within walking distance. Dockage reservations should be made directly with Thunderbolt Marina and include the following: boat name and make, length overall,
and beam. Please identify yourself as being part of the Wexford Yacht Club when making the reservation. Dockage is $2.00/ft.
Hal Parsons | (912) 356-3875 | dockmaster@thunderboltmarine.us Please contact Barbara Mantilia after making reservations for planning dinner reservations at the Jekyll Island Club and Docktails at Thunderbolt.
Barbara Mantilia cell | (203) 4150255 | a.mantilia@att.net
July 28: Boys and Girls Clubs Outing Boat owners: Help us show the boys and girls a fun time on a boat. We’re looking for volunteers with boats to take 3 to 4 kids from the Boys & Girls Club out on their boats. Each boat/ group of kids 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 for hot dogs and hamburgers. We do this every year and the kids really enjoy it! Please sign up with Mark in the Harbour Center if you can help out.
Scott Hunter
Director of Golf (843) 686-8812, ext. 141
Kyle Turner
Golf
1st Asst. Golf Professional (843) 686-8812, ext. 142
shunter@wexfordhiltonhead.com
UPCOMING GOLF EVENTS
kturner@wexfordhiltonhead.com
June 7-18
Course Aerification; Golf Shop open 9am-3pm
June 25
Fourth of July Nine and Dine, 3:30-8pm
July 5
Golf Course Open, 7am-5pm
July 16
Mystery Couples Nine and Dine, 3:30-8pm
Bogey Boys Annual Awards by Richard Berthelsen
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he Bogey Boys men’s golf group formed in January of 2017 by a small group of us who didn’t have low enough handicaps for Jim Hicks’ Thursday group. We had nine players at our inaugural event, and now it has grown to almost 40 on our mailing list.
The Bogey Boys Match Play Final was held recently, with Jon Harrigan (white shirt) defeating Jeff Meyers (red) to become Champion. Semifinalists were Richard Anderson and Ted Urquhart, who also took this photo. our group since we prefer that guys get worse each year, not better. And Pete “the Admiral” Halsey won Best Bogey Boy Ensemble. We also presented our BBW Match Play Champion Award to Deputy Commissioner Jon Harrigan, who won our match play tournament earlier in May by defeating runnerup Jeff Meyers in the final match. Cal Navis won the Tournament last year, and his name is also on the trophy. The dinner also featured
a large, specially prepared cake designed by Sandy Berthelsen. The frosting design on the top depicted a golf green with an adjacent sandtrap, trees, bushes, and a lagoon with an alligator in it. There were little white balls in the sandtrap, in the bushes and the trees around the green, and even in the alligator’s mouth in the lagoon. But in typical Bogey Boy fashion, there were no golf balls actually on the green.
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We have some unique approaches to the game, like our one “choosigan” per side rule, which is like a Muilligan except the golfer chooses between the first tee shot and the second. Our most important rule is our “no snivelin’’ rule designed to keep complaints to a minimum. Unfortunately, it’s more honored in the breach than the observance. Another rule is that Jon Harrigan’s dog Louie — also a BBW member — has the deciding vote to break any ties in voting on new rules, according to bylaws. We also have an annual Awards Dinner and Business Meeting; which was held May 23. Our most prominent award, the Bogey Boy of the Year Award, went to Larry Ricciardelli. Brent Ramsey won our Most Improved Bogey Boy Award, which is a dubious distinction for
WWGA Member Member Tournament Let’s Flamingle was the theme of this year’s Ladies Member Member Tournament, and the weather could not have been more perfect! Plenty of fun was had by all. The days were beautiful, the golf was great, the drinks were flowing, and the food was fabulous! Winners of the Tournament were: 18 HOLE LADIES Champion – Angela O’Dowd & Sandy Stuckert Net Champion – Jaime Seale & Cat Socha Net Runner Up – Kelle Branson & Heather Cherichella CTP #3 – Joanna Hicks CTP #13 – Tina Carr CTP #6 – Angela O’Dowd
CTP #13 – Dorothy Taylor (Holein-One) 9 HOLE LADIES Champion – Cathy Sumpter & Debbie Jenike Runner up – Joan Harrigan & Jeanna Ricciardelli CTP #3 – Teresa Kelly Bowling – Christine Wiley Flamingo Shot – Trish Wilson
TIPS FROM THE GOLF PRO:
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Bunker Shot: Sweep the Box I see lots of players take too small a swing and hit too far behind the ball on bunker shots. Try this simple drill: Draw a box around the ball. The ball is placed near the back of the box closer to where you strike the sand. Take a big swing and hit closer to the ball and “remove the box.” Finish on your lead foot.
Patrick Mason
Director of Tennis (843) 686-8816, ext. 150 pmason@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Tennis & Pickleball
Mike Pollard
Head Tennis Professional (843) 686-8816, ext. 152 mpollard@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Doc Malloy Wexford Junior Tennis Night SUNDAY, JUNE 6 We are celebrating the life of Doc Malloy during our competitive junior tennis match night. The event will have 2 flights based on ability. The Beginner/Intermediate competition will be held from 5-6:30pm. The Advanced players will play from 6:30-8pm. The event is open to players age 10+. Registration is at the Tennis Center.
TENNIS TIP:
June Clinics PICKLEBALL Join us every Friday from 11am to Noon. These clinics will focus on all aspects of Pickleball, from scoring to strategy! Spots are limited, please sign up in advance.
POWER HOUR
Take your game to the next level by adding slice and drop volleys to your arsenal. The most common complaint we hear from net players is the fear of being lobbed. By adding slice to your
groundstrokes and drop volleys to your net game, you are sure to make your opponent run rather than you doing all the running! Go see Patrick and Mike to find out how to hit these important shots.
PICKLEBALL TIP:
Stay ready!
Pickleball is a fast-paced sport — it can go from a slow dink rally to rapid fire volleying at any moment. That’s why it’s important to stay engaged in the point and keep your paddle up and ready, especially around the kitchen. There are several variations on the paddle ready position so you’ll have to experiment and see what works for you. However, the key points are the same: • Keep your knees bent and back straight • Hold you paddle at roughly chest height • Make sure your paddle is out in front of your body rather than tucked in
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Join us every Friday from 9-10am for a FREE ball machine, music and live ball clinic. This clinic is open to all levels of players, and is a great, relaxed way for new members to meet other players.
Add more shots to your game
Chris Neff
Director of Greens & Grounds (843) 686-8808, ext. 121 cneff@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Greens & Grounds
H Celosia (Intenz Purple)
Rudbeckia (Rising Sun)
Billy Dearman Golf Course Superintendent
(843) 686-8808, ext. 124 bdearman@wexfordhiltonhead.com
Wexford in Bloom
ello, Wexford members and residents — Spring is upon us! The grass is green, birds are chirping, and things are starting to take shape for a beautiful summer ahead here at Wexford. Along with spring comes our annual flower change out! There are a lot of familiar flowers being put in this year such as, Vinca, Begonia, Croton, Plumbago and Zinnia, along with a few new additions. Let’s focus on two of those new additions to our landscaping: Celosia and Rudbeckia. A crowd favorite, the Celosia (Intenz Purple) is an annual flower that normally grows 14-16 inches tall with a spread of 12-14 inches. They are great for planting in full sun or partial sun. They love about 8 hours of sunlight a day and are very drought resistant. This annual sports a unique deep purple flower that attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.
REMINDER: AERIFICATION The Golf Course will be closed for Aerification from June 7-18. The other new addition to the annual mix is the Rudbeckia (Rising Sun). This annual is very heat and drought tolerant. The flowers thrive in full sun but will also do nicely in partial shade. This annual grows about 1824 inches in height and 12-18 inches in width. This annual produces a large blooming flower that is a bright yellow outer edge, with a rich orange middle that attracts a verity of birds, bees, and butterflies. As you travel around Wexford, take a moment to enjoy its beauty that we are so fortunate to experience living in this area. Perhaps you would like to plant these in your landscaping too!
Ladies Bridge in full swing! by Thor Burns
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ooking to meet new people? Know how to play bridge? Like to play social bridge? Then the Wexford Ladies’ Bridge Club invites you to join us every Wednesday in the Waterford Room from 1-4pm. We are one of the best kept secrets in Wexford. Every week we get together to practice our social and mental skills playing bridge. No special equipment required! Cards, pencils, bidding boxes and score pads provided. One of the perks of being in the group
is gathering in the Pub for Happy Hour after play. This is a great time to chat and sip and catch up on what’s happening. The only thing you have to do is ask us to sign-up, and show up! Please contact one of the bridge coordinators: Thor Burns: thorburns@aol.com Betsy McGarry: mcgarry259@aol.com Debby Bailine: dbailine@aol.com Heather Wilcauskas: heathwilc3@aol.com
The Ladies Bridge Club meets every Wednesday.
Wexford Foundation News
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New Donor Recognition Levels
hrough the generosity of Wexford members since its inception in 2012, the Wexford Foundation has donated over $1.6 million to 40 well-deserving charities on Hilton Head Island and the surrounding area. To recognize the outstanding contribution that Wexford members have made to the lives of so many who are in need, the Trustees have decided to introduce the following annual and lifetime donor levels, which will take effect this year. Dick Garner, the Foundation’s Development Chair commented, “We look forward to recognizing our donors as they reach new levels of commitment to the Foundation’s work in the local community.”
Lifetime Recognition Trustee’s Circle $50,000 and above Chairman’s Circle $100,000 and above Annual Recognition Friend up to $999 Advocate $1,000-$2,499 Patron $2,500 - $4,999 Ambassador $5,000-$9,999 Benefactor $10,000 and above
Member Photo Gallery
The Kentucky Derby party was big fun for all who participated, and the hats did not disappoint! The Crazy Hat winners were Alan Davidson (1st place) and Teresa Kelly (2nd place).
SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS 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.
Mary Reed hosted a banquet with more than 30 members in attendance, to celebrate Sandy Berthlesen’s first published book, Perfect, Almost, at a lady’s tea in the Clubhouse.
Great fun at dinner in the Clubhouse for the Nine and Dine event.… How many Members can fit into one clubhouse booth?
JUNE 2021
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Pub Night for Pops, 5-8pm FloatTails, 5pm
Water Aerobics, 10am
Bridge, 1pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm
Course Aerification
Course Aerification
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Blessing of the Fleet, 5pm
Course Aerification
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Doc Malloy UTR Junior Tournament
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Water Aerobics, 10am
Course Aerification
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Water Aerobics, 10am
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Bridge, 1pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm
Yoga & Stretching, 10am
Doc Malloy UTR Junior Tournament
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Doc Malloy UTR Junior Tournament Cobia Fishing Tournament
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Yoga & Stretching, 10am New Member Dinner, 5-8pm
Taste of Jamaica, 5-8pm
Clubhouse Closed for Dinner, 2:30pm
Course Aerification
Course Aerification
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Yoga & Stretching, 10am
Trivia Night, 5pm
Course Aerification
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Fourth of July Nine & Dine, 3:30-8pm
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JULY 2021
Bridge, 1pm Harbour Seminar, 3pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm Course Aerification
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Bridge, 1pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm
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Bridge, 1pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm
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Yoga & Stretching, 10am Savannah/Thunderbolt Overnight
Savannah/Thunderbolt Overnight
4th of July Round Robin 5 6 7 8 4 Kids Fishing Tournament
Kids 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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Harbour Seminar, 3pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm Savannah/Thunderbolt Overnight
Mystery Couples Yoga & Stretching, 10am Nine and Dine, 3:30pm Passport - Heart Healthy Passport - Heart Healthy Passport - Heart Healthy
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Bridge, 1pm Kids Fishing, 3:30pm Boys and Girls Club Outing (Yacht Club)
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