Player Development Professional Ryan Williams 369-2371 | rawilliams@woodbridgegcc.com
Golf Shop/Tee Times 369-2371
Fitness Center Coordinator Tariq Glenn 370-6330 | sports@woodbridgegcc.com
Tennis Professional Mauricio Achondo, USPTA 327-5659 | machondo@woodbridgegcc.com
Tennis Professional Haley Marais, USPTA 275-5158 | hmarais@woodbridgegcc.com
Sports Complex & Reservations 370-6330
2024 SEPTEMBER
THE TAP IN Short, quick news
Sept 30 is deadline for last names starting with A-L If your last name starts with A-L, your food and beverage quarterly minimum ends this month. As a reminder, our events, Cafe food and beverage, beverage cart and wine bottle purchases all count toward your food and beverage minimum.
Upcoming Member Events & Meetings
Sept 3: 18-Hole Ladies Centennial Guest Day
Sept 4: Men’s Twilight Finale
Sept 5: Charity Bridge
Sept 10, 12 & 17: 18-Hole Ladies Championship
Sept 11: Senior Men’s Home & Home
Sept 13: Cigar Club’s Glow Golf
Sept 14-15: Centennial Vocker Cup
Sept 16-22: Lake Course Aeration
Sept 17: Finance Committee Meeting
Sept 19: House & Social Committee Meeting
Sept 19: Membership Committee Meeting
Sept 23-29: River Course Aeration
Sept 24: Board of Directors Meeting
Sept 27-29: Centennial Tennis Tournament
Sept 30-Oct 6: Vineyard Course Aeration
BY RYAN BILL GENERAL MANAGER
EXCITING NEW MENU ITEMS AT THE CLUB
We are thrilled to introduce our refreshed menus at Woodbridge Golf & Country Club, carefully crafted to elevate your dining experience. Whether you're grabbing a quick bite after a round of golf, enjoying a leisurely lunch with friends, or indulging in a delightful dinner, our new offerings are designed to delight every palate.
Bar Menu Highlights
Our updated bar menu features a variety of delicious options that pair perfectly with your favorite drink. We're particularly excited to introduce our new Flatbreads. These versatile, shareable dishes are sure to be a hit, whether you're looking for a light snack or a more filling option. Choose from the Garlic Chicken Flatbread, featuring a garlic white sauce, mozzarella, goat cheese, red onion, and arugula topped with balsamic glaze; the Pepperoni Flatbread, a classic favorite with red sauce and mozzarella; or the Pesto Veggie Flatbread, a vibrant mix of zucchini, squash, red onion, spinach, and mozzarella. These new flatbreads offer something for everyone and are perfect for pairing with a cold beverage.
Lunch Menu Features
Our lunch menu continues to offer fresh, flavorful dishes, with some exciting new options to try. We’re introducing several new items that are sure to become favorites:
• Three Avocado Tacos: These flavorful tacos feature pankobreaded avocado, pico de gallo, sriracha crema, and cabbage slaw, all wrapped in soft flour tortillas. They’re a delicious, vegetarian-friendly addition to our lunch offerings.
• Roasted Butternut Squash Salad: A hearty and healthy choice, this salad combines baby kale, quinoa, fennel, and a toasted walnut vinaigrette. It’s perfect on its own or can be ordered as a wrap for an extra twist.
• Steak Sandwich: This robust sandwich features a 10-ounce New York steak served with lettuce, tomato, onion, and garlic ciabatta, topped with bearnaise sauce. It’s a satisfying option for those craving something substantial.
Additionally, we’ve heard your plethora of requests for healthier, vegetarian options for the menu. We’re excited to introduce a new Vegetarian Options section on the lunch menu, catering specifically to those looking for plant-based meals. This section includes:
• Three Sweet Potato Tacos: Gochujang-roasted sweet potatoes with cabbage, sriracha crema (omit if vegan), avocado, and cilantro, all served in flour tortillas.
• Grilled Veggie Sandwich: Roasted red pepper hummus, grilled zucchini and squash, lettuce, tomato, and onion on ciabatta bread.
• Pesto Alfredo: A creamy pasta dish that can be enjoyed on its own (omit the cream sauce and sub marinara sauce if vegan).
These vegetarian options ensure that everyone can find something delicious to enjoy, whether you're a vegetarian or simply looking to try something new.
Dinner Menu Highlights
For dinner, we’re pleased to offer a selection of dishes that cater to various tastes and preferences, with options to customize your meal with different sauces and sides.
Start with an appetizer like the Duck Carpaccio, served with sugar-cured pear and onion, or the Ventresca with heirloom tomatoes and lemon oil.
Our pasta options include the Sun Dried Tomato Angel Hair Pasta, which can be enjoyed with chicken, shrimp, or short rib, allowing you to tailor the dish to your liking. The Chicken Osso Bucco with Angel Hair also offers a choice of sides: Normandy or Calvado Apple Slaw.
When it comes to entrées, you'll find plenty of choices. The Poached Salmon can be topped with either a Cajun Hollandaise or a Lemon Beurre Blanc, while the Flat Iron Steak offers a choice of Blue Cheese Crust or Compound Butter. The Tomahawk Pork Chop is served with your choice of Tropical Salsa or Apple Chutney, adding a personalized touch to your meal.
All non-pasta dinner entrées are served with the vegetable of the day and your choice of mashed potato, baked potato, or rice, making for a complete and satisfying dining experience.
Join Us for a Memorable Meal
We invite you to explore these new menu offerings and enjoy a meal at the Club. Whether you're indulging in a hearty sandwich, savoring a fresh salad, or sharing appetizers with friends, our culinary team has crafted these dishes with care and creativity.
We look forward to welcoming you soon!
Schedule Schedule
All shotguns are TwoPerson Better Ball, Match Play)
Sat, Sep 14
7:30am Registration & Breakfast 9am
9-Hole Match #1 Shotgun 11:15am
9-Hole Match #2 Shotgun 11am-2pm
Lunch at the Turn 1:30pm
9-Hole Match #3 Shotgun 5pm
Results & hosted cocktail reception 6pm Dinner
Sun, Sep 15
7:30am Breakfast 9am
9-Hole Match #4 Shotgun 11:15am
9-Hole Match #5 Shotgun 1pm
Lunch after play 2:30pm Shootout
Beverage cart available on the course Two drink tickets/player/day
Vocker V
SEP 14-15, 2024 MATCH PLAY FORMAT FIVE 9-HOLE MATCHES & SHOOTOUT 9AM SHOTGUNS
Menus Details
Entry Fee
$360 per team Includes:
Golf for team on Saturday and Sunday
Cart fees for team
Five 9-hole match play tournament rounds
beginning Saturday at 9am
Breakfast both days for team
Lunch both days for team
2 drink tickets per player, per day
Hosted non-alcohol drinks and snacks on the golf course
Two tee prizes per player
Buy-Ins
$100 per player cash buy-in
(Ladies Teams: $50 per player cash buy-in)
All BUY-IN Money collected will be paid out
Payouts
The $100-per-player prize fund will be paid out as follows:
($200 per flight to shootout)
Breakfasts
Breakfast Buffet 7:30-9am
Toast station
Day 1: Omelet station
Day 2: Huevos Rancheros
Country potatoes
Scrambled eggs
Bacon & sausage
Fruit & pastries
Snacks on Course
Water | Sodas | Gatorades
Candy bars | granola bars | fruit
Lunches
Lunch Buffet at Turn 11am-2pm
Day 1:
Bahn Mi Sandwich
Sunomono Salad
Day 2:
French Dip Sandwiches
Loaded Potato Salad
Fruit salad
Assorted chips
Cookie platter
Dinner
Saturday Night; 6-9pm
Green salad
Antipasto salad
Pork loin
Short ribs
Halibut
White mac and cheese
Garlic green beans
Pie Bar with Banana Fosters Station
WELCOME AUGUST’S NEW MEMBERS
MEMBERSHIP COUNT
AS OF 8/31/24
FULL GOLF: 469
LIMITED GOLF: 65
NON GOLF: 253
TOTAL: 787
Susan Doty
Sports
Sponsor: Eric Daegling
Susan enjoys golf, tennis, pickleball and bridge. She is joining the Club to meet new people and enjoy social events.
Jeff & Kim Hunter
Full Golf
Sponsor: Rick McCarty
The Hunters are former members of the Club. Jeff is partner at Hunter & Renfro, CCP, and Kim is a retired nurse.
Louie Lechich
Young Professional
Sponsor: Joey Ferrari
Louie was borned and raised in Stockton. He’s played collegiate and professional baseball, and loves to play golf and pickleball.
Josh & Angela Nobriga
Young Professional
Sponsor: Membership Committee
The Nobriga’s are life-long residents of the Lodi and Woodbridge area. Josh enjoys playing golf, and Angela has recently picked up the game as well. Josh is the owner of Brothers Security. Angela is an MRI tech at Valley MRI.
Andrew Plath
Youth Golf
Sponsor: Kim Daniel
Andrew is on the Lodi High School boy’s golf team and is looking forward to improving his golf skills at the Club. His parents are Grant and Brenda Plath.
Gary & Denise Wiman
Full Golf
Sponsor: Paul Bickford
Both Gary and Denise are retired City of Lodi employees, and cuurently own Stogies Lounge downtown. They have two adult children and three grandchildren, and are members of the Elks Lodge.
BY KRISTINE ROBERSON MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR
INDULGE IN OUR FRANK FAMILY WINE DINNER
Join us for an unforgettable evening of fine dining and exquisite wines at Woodbridge Golf & Country Club’s Frank Family Wine Dinner. This exclusive event will take place on Wed., Sept. 25, or Thurs., Sept. 26, starting at 6 p.m., offering an intimate and indulgent experience for wine enthusiasts and food lovers alike.
The evening will feature a five-course menu expertly paired with selections from Frank Family Vineyards, one of Napa Valley’s most celebrated wineries. Each course has been carefully crafted to enhance the flavors of these exceptional wines. Begin your journey with a crisp Chardonnay Reserve, perfectly paired with an arugula and pear salad. Savor the rich notes of Pinot Noir with the Peking Duck Bao, followed by a decadent Beef Wellington matched with the full-bodied Reserve Cabernet. The culinary adventure continues with an elk rack complemented by the Winston Hill Cabernet, before concluding with a delightful strawberry shortcake paired with a sparkling rosé.
Frank Family Vineyards, founded in 1992, is renowned for producing some of Napa Valley’s finest handcrafted wines. Located in the heart of Napa Valley, their vineyards benefit from the region’s unique terroir, allowing them to cultivate grapes that result in wines of remarkable depth and complexity. The winery has won numerous accolades for its Cabernet Sauvignons, Chardonnays, and sparkling wines, making it a favorite among wine aficionados. This dinner provides a unique opportunity to savor their wines alongside a gourmet meal prepared exclusively for Woodbridge members.
Tickets are priced at $145 per person, with a special 10% discount for Wine Club members. Seating is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot early using the convenient QR code. Don’t miss this chance to enjoy a luxurious evening of world-class wine and dining at your Club.
BY JOHN HUGHES, PGA HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL
GOLF SHOP NEWS
President’s Cup Winners — Humphrey & Dietrich!
President’s Cup 2024
Congratulations to the Overall Winners in this year’s President’s Cup (Stroke Play Championship).
In Four Ball format, the side (Player A + Player B) lists the team’s score in general on their scorecard for a hole, and not which partner made the score. What’s the ruling?
Answer –
It is not enough to identify a score as the score of the side in general. For each hole:
• The gross score of at least one partner must be entered on the scorecard.
• There is no penalty for entering more than one partner’s score on the scorecard.
• Each score on the scorecard must be clearly identified as the score of the individual partner who made it; if this is not done, the side is disqualified.
This Month’s Question –
A player removes a broken tee touching their ball in the general area causing the ball to move; there is a penalty of one stroke and the ball must be replaced on its original spot. True or False?
Cart Driving
Reminder to please observe these cart driving rules at Woodbridge:
• Keep carts 40 feet or more away from greens (Handicap Flags - 20 feet or more).
• Oct.-Nov.: Senior Men’s Club Championship (Match Play)
BY KEVIN WOLF CIGAR CLUB PRESIDENT
Sign up for Glow Golf CIGAR CLUB
As mentioned in the weekly newsletter, the Cigar Club is hosting a Glow Ball Golf Tournament. Yes, you read that right—we’re playing golf in the dark! We have space for 60 players, which is the maximum number of participants we can accommodate based on the equipment the Club purchased for the event. So, we’re capping the event at 60 players.
The tournament is scheduled for Fri, Sept 13, with a 7:45pm shotgun start. This event takes place the night before the Vocker Cup begins, making it a perfect warm-up. We’ll be playing nine holes using the new glow-in-the-dark LED golf balls, and trust me, they’re pretty cool. The cost to participate is $50 per player—$40 covers the equipment, and $10 goes toward the event buy-in. I’m hoping we sell out this event and establish it as an annual tradition.
Looking ahead to October, we’ll be hosting the annual 14 Club Challenge, where we’ll see if Andy Peterson can defend his championship title from 2023. In November, we’re planning to hold the Tin Cup Open, where you’ll play nine holes using only your 7-iron. It’s sure to be a blast with plenty of laughs.
I look forward to seeing everyone at our upcoming Glow Ball event on Sept 13. If you have any questions about any of the events, feel free to email me at Kevin. wolf@nm.com.
PLAY AT GOLFWEEK’S TOP COURSES
Troon is proud to announce that 72 of its affiliated courses have been named to Golfweek’s 2024 Best Courses lists. This year, 52 daily-fee and resort properties earned spots on Golfweek’s “Best Courses You Can Play, State-byState” list, while 20 private clubs were recognized in the “Best Private Courses, State-by-State” rankings.
Golfweek’s elite team of more than 800 raters from around the world evaluates courses based on 10 specific criteria, each rated on a 10-point scale. The overall rating for each course is then averaged to create an annual score, which determines its ranking. The magazine highlights the best classic, modern, resort, and residential courses on a national level, as well as the best private and public courses in each state.
“Congratulations to all the courses recognized in these esteemed rankings,” said Kris Strauss, Troon’s Executive Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing. “These rankings are a testament to the dedication of the associates who work tirelessly every day and to the ownership of these stunning locales, committed to delivering top-tier golf experiences.”
Seven of Troon’s California courses made the Best of California list, with three of Golfweek’s top California courses located right here in Northern California. The best part? As a Troon-affiliated Club, our Full and Single Golf members enjoy discounted access to play at these renowned courses!
Here are the top-ranked Troon courses in California:
• No. 6 Yocha Dehe Golf Club, Brooks
• No. 15 Bayonet, Seaside
• No. 17 Classic Club, Palm Desert
• No. T20 Maderas Golf Club, Poway
• No. 22 Fairmont Grand Del Mar (The Grand), Del Mar
• No. 27 Park Hyatt Aviara, Carlsbad
• No. 30 Silverado Resort, Napa Valley
FULL GOLF & SINGLE GOLF MEMBERS: Book your tee times online through the woodbridge website
No. 6 Yocha Dehe Golf Club, Brooks
No. 15 Bayonet, Seaside
No. 17 Classic Club, Palm Desert
No. T20 Maderas Golf Club, Poway
No. 22 The Grand), Del Mar
No. 27 Park Hyatt Aviara, Carlsbad
No. 30 Silverado Resort, Napa Valley
BY RYAN WILLIAMS PLAYER DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL
September’s Tip of the Month Managing a Mismatch: Possible Signs
Your Clubs Do Not Fit!
One of the most common things I hear among new players is “I need to get my swing in shape before I get fit for clubs.” There’s a logical side that of me that empathizes with that statement; golf clubs are expensive and a player’s fundamentals are likely to change for the better as they play more, especially if they take lessons. However, I have seen countless examples of students and friends who have developed bad habits over time as a result of poorly-fitted equipment. Balancing improving the swing, fitting the equipment to the player, and the finances of it all is the reason why I feel strongly that the individual guiding a
Balancing improving the swing, fitting the equipment to the player, and the finances of it all is the reason why I feel strongly that the individual guiding a player’s improvement (the coach) should be the one that fits the player. The coach will have an idea as to the direction the player’s swing needs to go and a proper fit can lead the player closer to their ideal swing.
player’s improvement (the coach) should be the one that fits the player. The coach will have an idea as to the direction the player’s swing needs to go and a proper fit can lead the player closer to their ideal swing. Here are some ways that your clubs may not be leading you to the promised land!
Length:
One of my close friends, Dave, is a very tall man, about 6’5”. Being in his mid-60s, Dave began playing as a junior golfer in the Bay Area in an era when all clubs where the same length, regardless of the player’s height. Because of his height, Dave developed a habit of a pronounced dip to simply get down to the ball, a move he still fights 50-plus years later! He even has a derogatory nickname for this compensation! A trend I have noticed amongst fitters is that
they are hesitant to lengthen clubs more than a quarter or half-inch. Dave now plays clubs that are 1.5 inches overlength and his swing is better for it!
Too Short! Lie Angle:
A club’s lie angle is the angle the sole of the club sits relative to the shaft and is among the most important details of a fit to get correct. A well-fitted lie angle allows the club to interact with the ground in as neutral a fashion as possible. For a right-handed player, a lie angle that is too flat will cause the toe to dig and the ball will drift to the right; club that is too upright (many times from being too long) will cause the toe to dig and the ball to start or curve left. Like Dave with the length of his club, players will develop all sorts of habits to fit a poor lie angle fit. Too upright, the player will swing more around their body a develop a push/hook shot pattern. Too flat, the player will develop a more upright swing and develop a pull/ slice pattern.
The Shaft:
A club’s shaft has been described as the engine of a golf club. The way I like to describe it is that every golfer’s swing has its own melody and the shaft of the club needs to fit the melody. Just recently, Callaway had a demo day here at the club during which I hit a 3-wood with a shaft that clearly fit my swing’s melody. Managing the direction of shots felt easier even than the 3-wood with which I had been playing and the ball launched through the same ideal “window” each shot. It made me realize that I had been managing a driver and 3-wood that weren’t quite as good.
The right shaft, especially with the longest clubs, can give your shots “the look.” “The look” happens when the ball appears to have air underneath it but is still soaring down range with energy. A ball falling out of the sky is a ball without enough backspin; one that climbs or appears to be laboring downrange is one with too much backspin.
The new shafts in my driver and 3-wood are stiffer and sturdier than what I had been playing with. In my case, a shaft that is too playful requires a much more patient feel, like I’m waiting forever for the clubhead to catch up in the hitting area. If I’m not patient enough, I most often will block the shot to the right. Years ago, I had a driver with the opposite problem in that it was too heavy and stiff. Over time with that club, I began pulling down on the club to start my downswing. Becoming too steep and narrow in transition caused many shots to leak to the right. The point being, when you find a club that feels easier to swing and play your best shots, it is probably a great fit for you and I suggest holding onto it!
Wondering if your clubs are ideal for you? Or wondering how much of it is you versus the equipment? A trained PGA Professional can provide the clarity needed to play your best golf moving forward! Luckily, we have no shortage of those hear at Woodbridge!
Jr Club Champs!
Earlier this month on Aug 3, we held our Junior Club Championship. I'm proud to say that for the first time in the history of the Club, we had siblings win the boys and girls divisions, respectively. Jack Main became Boys Champion for the second time by shooting a very solid 69. Meanwhile, his sister Giana Main became Girls Champion by firing a smooth 73.
In the Intermediate Division, Richard Fisher won by shooting 79, the only player in his division to break 80.
In the Youth Division, Karsan Iyengar was our champion by shooting 45 on the Lake Course.
Congratulations to all champions and competitors for playing some great golf and making our club proud of its future.
BY TARIQ GLENN FITNESS CENTER COORDINATOR
SEPTEMBER ACTIVITIES AT THE SPORTS COMPLEX
MEET
COLOMBO VACCAREZZA
Colombo is 4 years old and goes to Lodi Christian School. He loves the rodeo, blue whales and playing sports, especially tennis and skiing. He loves to go camping and watching monster jam.
He does NOT like peanut butter and wearing shirts with buttons.
When he grows up he wants to be bull rider.
JR TENNIS PLAYER OF THE MONTH
Cheer on our Ladies Tennis Teams!
As the summer season winds down, we have a few important updates and exciting events to share with you!
Oasis Pool Closing for the Season
Labor Day marks the final day for the Oasis pool this year. We hope you’ve enjoyed many sun-soaked days and refreshing dips throughout the summer. Starting September 4th, the pool will transition to a swim-at-your-own-risk policy. Lifeguards will not be on duty until next summer, so please ensure you take all necessary precautions when using the pool during the off-season.
Cheer on Our Ladies’ Tennis Teams!
Our ladies’ tennis teams are in full swing, and we encourage all members to come out and show their support. Whether you're rooting for the A Team, B Team (Red), B Team (Black), or C Team, your cheers and enthusiasm make a difference. These talented ladies have been working hard all season, and your support helps boost their spirits during league matches.
Centennial Tennis Tournament: Mark Your Calendars!
We are thrilled to announce the upcoming Centennial Tennis Tournament, taking place from September 27th to 29th. This event is a special celebration of our club’s rich history, and we invite all tennis enthusiasts to participate. The sign-up sheet is now available at the Fitness Center, and spots are filling up fast. If you’re interested in joining the fun, please see Haley for further details and to secure your place in this milestone event.
As we transition into fall, we look forward to continuing to provide a vibrant community atmosphere and exciting activities for all our members. Thank you for being a part of the Woodbridge family!
Stay active, stay involved, and we’ll see you around the club!
49er Update 49er
Champion — Congrats Donna!
August was a busy month for the Fore Tee Niners.
On Aug. 1, we concluded our three-day championship. The results are as follows:
2024 9-Hole Champion: Donna Aarons
Second Place Low Net: Kathy Cockayne
Second Place Low Gross: Shannon Hagen
“No one was more surprised than me; it was the best three days of golf of my life. That’s what keeps us all coming back,” said Donna.
After the championship, we enjoyed a game of One and Two Best Balls, with the team of Nancy Little, Terri Spring, Dora Shoemaker, and Meg McKenzie coming out on top.
We also introduced something new called String Theory. Each golfer was provided a length of string in feet equal to their 9-hole handicap, which they could use in increments or as a whole to get out of trouble. It was lots of fun for all!
Our Step-Aside Scramble had two flights:
2nd Flight Winners: Trudy Macleod, Jan Campbell, & Jackie Katzakian
1st Flight Winners: Anne Weisenberg, Patty
BY DONNA AARONS FORE-TEE NINERS 2024 CAPTAIN
Kooyman, & Kathy Cockayne
The month will end with a Guest Day featuring stroke play with low putts as the game.
Looking forward to September, we’ll be playing a Cha-Cha-Cha, a Vegas Shamble, some stroke play, and finishing with our last Guest Day of the year.
We’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our fabulous Guest Day hostesses: Kathy Cockayne, Terri Spring, and Meg McKenzie, for the terrific job they did this year.
Fore Tee Niners is a fun format for all levels of play. If you’re even thinking about getting out there, come join us for some exercise, fresh air, beautiful scenery, and socialization. And of course, we always end with a yummy lunch.
Hope to see you out there!
Donna Aarons
Congrats Russ Humphrey!
Congratulations Russ Humphrey, who took second place in the Oregon Senior Open at Wildhorse Resort and Golf Club. The Oregon Senior Open is a professional tournament, held over three days on two courses -- Wildhorse Resort and Golf Club and The Golf Club at Birch Creek. Both courses are in Pendleton, Oregon.
Humphrey finished 2nd overall and won the low amateur honors. His scores were 68-68-67 = 203; 13 under par.
Well done, Russ!
Troon Prive in LA
Members from L to R: John Stroh, Paul Wyrsch, Rich Parejo, Jim Sturman, Steve Reeves, John Fuller, Scott Fyffe, Tore Maggio and Ben Hogan
“Incredible golf outing recently at Riviera CC in Los Angeles! The entire staff went out of their way to accommodate us. Special thanks to John Hughes and Rich Parejo for setting this up!”
BY KIM DANGELO & LAURA REEVES 18-HOLE LADIES CO-CAPTAINS
Appreciation in August
WOMEN’S GOLF UPDATE
Co-captains Kim D’Angelo and Laura Reeves recognized the members of the 18-hole ladies’ group for their generosity and dedication to the WWGA.
We started August with our Sadie Hawkins Guest Day, which had a great turnout and was a lot of fun. Congratulations to our winners:
1st Place: Kim D’Angelo, Greg Kozlowski, Erin DeVries, Michael DeVries
2nd Place: Linda Fugazi, Ronald Fugazi, Cheri Firpo, Mike Georguson
3rd Place: Donna Brundy, Roger Vincelet, Linda Fyffe, Fred Bunch
Our final team play will be at Oakdale at the end of the month. We are in first place going into the final round, and the results will be shared in the next newsletter.
Congratulations to Pamela Hughes! Her game was heating up in August with a hole-in-one while playing at Woodbridge with Kathie Holtzapple. Nice shot!
WWGA is always looking for new members. If you would like to come out and play to see what we’re all about, contact the pro shop, and we’ll get you set up.
REMEMBER: “Commit and Hit!”
Sadie Hawkins Guest Day 1st Place: Kim D’Angelo, Greg Kozlowski, Erin DeVries, Michael DeVries
Sadie Hawkins Guest Day 2nd Place: Linda Fugazi, Ronald Fugazi, Cheri Firpo, Mike Georguson
Sadie Hawkins Guest Day 3rd Place: Donna Brundy, Roger Vincelet, Linda Fyffe, Fred Bunch
21 LAKE COURSE AERATION BREAKFAST 7am-11:30am LUNCH MENU 11am-5pm BAR MENU 3-7pm WATER AEROBICS 9:30AM Tennis Drop In 8:30am Zumba 9:30am Barre 10:45am
RIVER COURSE AERATION LUNCH & BAR 11am-5pm DINNER 5-8PM Yogalates 9:30am CENTENNIAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT
RIVER COURSE AERATION LUNCH MENU 11am-5pm / BAR MENU 3-7pm 49ers 8:30am Tennis Drop In 8:30am Yogalates 10:45am Strength Training 5pm WATER AEROBICS 6:15PM FRANK FAMILY WINE DINNER
RIVER COURSE AERATION LUNCH MENU 11am-5pm / BAR MENU 3-5pm WEDNESDAY-NIGHT BUFFET 5-8pm Yoga 8:30am WATER AEROBICS 9:30AM Zumba 9:30am Bootcamp 10:45am Yoga 5:15pm FRANK FAMILY WINE DINNER
RIVER COURSE AERATION LUNCH MENU 11am-5pm / BAR MENU 3-7pm Pilates 8:30am 18-Hole Ladies 8:30am Strength Training 5pm BOARD OF DIRECTORS Meeting 5pm WATER AEROBICS 6:15pm
SEPTEMBER
EVENT CLUBHOUSE CLOSED Tennis Drop In 8:30am Zumba 9:30am Barre 10:45am Yoga 5:15pm
