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MAY • JUNE 2016
IN THIS ISSUE
Presidents Message............1
Manager’s Message.............2
New Members....................3
In Remembrance................3
Seniors’ Corner...................4
Mission Statement..............4
Need a Locker.....................4
Tuesday Ladies...................5
Calendars........................6-7
Superintendent..................8
Food and Beverage.............8
Kelley’s Korner....................9
Thursday Ladies................10
Ben Mackie’s Fitness..........11
Past Events.......................12
2016 SGCC PRESIDENT • KEVIN K AUFFMAN
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hether Times are Good or
Not-So-Good, Your Club is
Here for You! This is one of
the things that I truly enjoy about being
a member of our Club. Some really good
things are happening at the Club. Also,
some disappointing, sad, and/or tragic
news seems to be affecting much of our
membership at this time. So at the Club,
each of us has the opportunity to share
our ups and downs with our friends and
acquaintances. And when we return to
our respective homes from these sharing
experiences, we are grateful to those
experiences and to the Club itself for
being there for us. Those of you who have
suffered a loss, please know that your
Club members are providing positive
thoughts and prayers for you in hope
of some relieve from your grief. And for
those experiencing less tragic news,
please know that you have friends that
will listen to you at the Club, so please
don’t stay at home in a ‘funk’. Come out
and visit with your acquaintances and
future friends. Someone is always at the
Club who is up, and staff is always smiling.
Our General Manager is grooming his
team and is well on the way to showing
our membership that you will not find a
better place to go for your single and/or
family golf, dining, fitness, and aquatic
needs. Below is a list of few of the good
things happening that I have personally
witnessed at the Club:
1. The golf course is in great condition.
If you have not been out lately, you are
missing out.
2. The majority of the bunker sand has
been replaced with the nearly white sand
provided by Blue-Mountain Materials of
Sonora, delivered by Alegre Trucking, and
installed by Rob William’s team. Please
be sure to thank all these folks when you
see them at the Club.
3. On April 26, Lindsey and I noticed
that over 50% of the redwood and cedar
trees that were thought to be dead are
springing to life with new green shoots
everywhere. We felt this was indicative
both of a break from our four-year
drought, and a sign of rebirth at our Club.
[Someone more knowledgeable than I
pointed out that this is a sign that these
trees will die over the next three years;
sad, but at least we get maybe three
years!]
4. Ron’s food services team has
‘stepped-up their game.’ I find myself
choosing the Club more often when
dining-out. If you haven’t been to the
Club for a meal in a while, I recommend
you give the Club a try. I also would
suggest calling ahead to be sure you
can get a table at your preferred time.
Especially on ‘special’ dinner nights,
seating becomes limited and may require
a reservation. That is definitely a good
thing for our Club!
5. Progress towards resolving the
Club’s long-term debt has been slow, but
the ad-hoc committee and the Board of
Directors continue their due-diligence to
assure all options are being considered.
We continue to negotiate with our
creditors and hope to make significant
progress and report to all members at the
June 15 All-Member meeting. With what
we have learned to date and from our
consultant’s work, options exist that will
stabilize the Club’s cash-flow and assure
the continuous improvement to the
Club’s membership experience. Please
stay tuned.
6. The new equipment in the fitness
center is getting a lot of use, but there
is still plenty of time for you to get your
workout in. Why not give it a try?
7. Have you attended one of Ben
Mackie’s new classes yet? Lindsey tells
me that they are great.
8. I am so looking forward to the
‘opening of the pool’ event this week and
the All Member Meeting on June 15th.
So if you need to share a smile, see
some friends, or just stop in for a meal or
to see your favorite sporting event, get
out to your Club and save on visits to your
shrink! Lindsey and I will see you there!
Kevin
Kevin Kaufman
SGCC President, 2016
Stockton Golf and Country Club was established in 1914 by a group of local citizens when there were only twelve golf courses in California.
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FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
Great things are happening at our wonderful Club!
contact the front desk at (209) 466-4313.
Ben Mackie and staff also provide personal fitness training
tailored to your needs. Whether rehabilitating an injury, wanting to
gain strength and flexibility for your golf game or getting ready for
the pool season Ben and Team have you covered. Personal training
starts at $50.00 per session, sessions can be set up by contacting
Ben Mackie at 209.817.4721
Also, be on the lookout for one of Ben’s complimentary Golf
warmup & stretch classes that will be held on the driving range.
We will be scheduling these “warm ups” in conjunction with our
Member events and also on some weekends.
Member Meeting
An all member meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, June 15th.
This meeting is open to all Members. The meeting will include a
State of the Club report from President Kauffman as well as updates
from the GM and various Committees. Please mark your calendar,
more details to follow.
Swim Team
It’s time for the Sharks to start swimming. We currently have
approximately 70 Sharks signed up for this year’s swim team and
we expect that number to grow above 90. Coach Jason Carnes &
Shannon Mack are leading the charge this year and are focused on a
winning season. Many thanks to Candice Ghio, Mila Dal Porto & Gina
Rishwain for all their work and involvement to ensure the program
is well organized and enjoyable for all.
Pitching In
Thank you to Dr. Ray Rishwain, Jim Dyke, Patrick Hobin (Junior
games and programming), Bing Kirk (Front Entry Plaque) and John
Vera (70” T.V. Spanos Grill) for funding some capital improvements
here at the club. Your generosity is much appreciated.
I encourage you to come out and enjoy the “Vibe” at the Club. We
have many great events coming up. So check out the calendar and
make plans. I look forward to seeing you at the Club.
• Tuesday night dinners have taken off. “Trendy Tuesdays” as some
call it features a special theme each week. We average about 80 to
110 people each Tuesday. It’s great to see so many friends and family
come together and enjoy the club.
• Matt Marmon; our first assistant golf professional continues to
grow our fun and exciting Thursday Night Men’s league.
• Ben Mackie fitness programs are now available bringing cutting
edge fitness and wellness program to the Club. More info below.
• Pool Party! May is the month that the pool opens. This year we are
kicking it off with a “Cinco de Mayo” party. Yes, on Thursday, May 5th
this event will be complete with Music, Street Tacos, Margarita Bar
and games and activities for the kids.
Easter
Easter events were well attended with over 150 people enjoying
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny and Easter egg hunt on Saturday
and over 350 enjoyed bunch and dinner on Sunday. The food
presentation and selection was phenomenal and delicious. Kudos
to Chef Rudy and his team.
Casino Night
This event was quite the deal. I bet if you were in attendance
you had a winning good time. Congratulations to our overall Chip
Winner Amy Guidi. Amy beat our over 80 players for that title.
Congratulations Amy! Always remember: The less you bet the more
you lose when you win.
Mother’s Day
If you missed the amazing Easter Brunch, not to worry. Mother’s
Day is just around the corner and Chef and staff are prepared to
deliver another great experience complete with omelet station and
prime rib carving station. Reservations are still available for the
10:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. seating. We are also offering dinner from
5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Please contact the front desk to book your
reservation. Phone: 209.466.4313
See you at the Club!
Ben Mackie Fitness and Stockton Golf & C.C.
Yoga and Pilates classes are now being offered at the Club. We
are only two weeks in and the reviews are awesome. Yoga classes
are Tuesday & Wednesday mornings starting at 9:00 a.m. each day.
Pilate’s classes are on Friday’s and also start at 9:00 a.m. New to Yoga
or Pilates? No worries, these classes are geared for all abilities. The General Manager
friendly professional instructors are here to help and will ensure Rich Howarth, PGA
you have a pleasant experience while on your road to wellness Rhowarth@stocktongolfcc.com
and happiness! The cost is only $10.00 per class and each class last
approximately between 45 minutes to an hour. To sign up simply
Rich
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CLUB NEWSLETTER
Welcome, new members!
Coy Elvis - Social
Sam Nehme - Social
Sara & Benjamin Elliott - Jr. Executive
Tari Hockert - Golf Social
Judy & Brent Seitz - Golf Social
Mark Hicks - Jr. Executive
Jeff & Shelly Preston - Jr. Executive
Debbie Agdeppa - Aquatics
Chip & Kim Hanker - Aquatics
Mark & Christi Edwards - Aquatics
Jeff & Molly Bolognini - Aquatics
Katie & John Bertilacchi - Jr. Executive
Chris & Ester Bruno - Aquatics
Jason & Kristen Carlson - Aquatics
James & Karen Jimison - Aquatics
Howard & Mendelle Lachtman - Aquatics
Robert & Katie Doss - Aquatics
IN REMEMBRANCE
Ruth Sanderson
Dr. Joseph Spracher
Jim Worrall
Elizabeth Daniel
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SENIORS’ CORNER
Message from Senior’s Department
Garry Potten, gpbp@pacbell.net
hat a great event, and what a great turnout we had for our first ever Senior Men’s Kick-Off Extravaganza! Actually, the Kick-Off
tournament has been an annual event for many years, but this year wanted to kick it up a notch, so we experimented with a few
changes. The day began with a really great buffet luncheon, followed by a putting contest which was won in a 5 person play-off by
Michael “Pure Luck” Paper. After the putting contest a loud shot gun blast started our tournament with a field of 44 players…a number not
to be sneezed at! But wait, there’s more…players and their significant others (80 plus attendees) returned to the club for an evening of fun,
camaraderie, entertainment and dinner.
After a social hour, Kelley Spooner started things off by recognizing the tournament winners and awarding them their prizes…some to a
chorus of tongue in cheek “Boos”{…perhaps they were not all tongue in cheek…LOL}. The first place team was composed of Kiyoshi Arakawa,
Bill Bertilacchi, Paul “Pablo” Perkins, and past club president, Mike “The Pressure Is Off” Whelan. Congratulations gentlemen! There were four
other teams that placed in the money and 2 “Closest to the Pin” winners, and being that this writer wasn’t among them, their names will not
appear here. However, if you have a burning desire to know who they are, just look on the Senior Men’s Club bulletin board. (Seriously, if all the
winners were listed, half this column would be taken up).
Throughout the evening many very positive comments were made about the tournament and the evening’s events. Enough so, that our
Senior Board has decided to make this an annual event. Yahoo!!!
Before moving on to other events a few huge shout outs have to go to the people who put this together: Katie Fehn for all of her fabulous
work putting together the tournament flyer and the evening’s program; Ron Boehm for all his work in food and beverage, and for arranging our
entertainment; Ron Beeman of Beeman Travel for sponsoring our entertainment; All the kitchen and wait staff for their outstanding food and
service; Kelley Spooner, Matt Marmon and the pro-shop staff for taking care of the tournament logistics; Jesus Munguia (Hay Soos) and his cart
barn personnel for their efficient cart set ups; The ever ebullient “Check-in Chics” for starting the players’ day off with a smile; Rob Williams and
his crew for having the course in such excellent condition; Weibel Vineyards for their always generous donation of wine, and finally to the KickOff Tournament Committee composed of Phil Long (Chairperson), Ron Beeman, George Retamoza, Tony Galvez, and yours truly.
Finally, a great big Thank-You to all the players and their significant others who participated this event!!!
Our Home and Home tournaments began on April 22, and will continue through October. If you haven’t already received you copy of the 2016
Senior Men’s Club Directory, and you handy dandy wallet size schedule, they are available in the pro-shop. We need your participation. Get on
Board!!!
STOCKTON GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
MISSION STATEMENT: We provide superior facilities, activities,
and experiences for members, their families, guests,
and our community.
Need a
Locker?
Locker’s are
available in both
Men’s and Women’s
Locker Rooms.
VISION STATEMENT: To be the premier
country club in the San Joaquin Valley
There are 100 available for the Men
out of 330 available and there are 20
available for the women out of 66.
Lockers rent for $20.00 per month
and includes shoe care, shoe shine
and towel service on a monthly
basis. Our locker attendant will be
more than happy to help you make a
selection!
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T U E S D AY L A D I E S
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ur first event of the Spring was our St. Patrick Day Guest Day.
Colleen Fetters and Nancy Sundahl had very colorful tables of
green and an interesting game of play. Our first place winners
were: Cathy Eilers, Nancy Sundhal and Judy Green.
Stockton Tuesday Ladies hosted the Women’s Nine Hole
Golf Association’s Central Valley Rules Seminar on March 23 and had
a record 62 attendees. We learned quite a bit about red hazard and
yellow hazard stakes, when to take an unplayable lie and much more.
We received an invitation to Oakdale’s Guest Day in April and Lynne
Riggs and Marilyn Rauzi attended. Lynne came home a winner.
Looking forward to their October Invitational. Always a fun day.
April 26 was our neighborhood party with Spring Creek
the host this year. We had 8 ladies attending with Judy Green in the
First Place foursome, Lynne Riggs in the Second Place foursome, and
Joyce Drew’s foursome tied with Colleen Fetters and Virginia Wallace’s
foursome for Third Place. Kathy Chinchiolo won the door prize of a
foursome play day at Spring Creek. The ladies did us proud.
A big welcome to Joyce Corrales who joined our group and
she is a winner already!
Now that the weather is getting warmer, we look forward to
seeing more ladies out to play. A big thank you to Kelley for setting up
and scoring our cards each week.
See you all on the course.
Marilyn Rauzi
Captain, Tuesday Ladies
Marilyn
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General Meeting
Mixer & Putts
8:30am SG F9 ECCY
Membership
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Lasagna Night
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8:30am SG B9 ECCY
Asian Night
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Events Committee
4:30pm
Taco Night
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Board Meeting 9:00am
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Couples Bridge Night
Game 6:00pm
Dinner 7:00pm
8:30am TT
Thurs Night Men’s
League 5:30pm
Cinco de Mayo
Pool Party 5:30
No Corkage Night
Pool Opens
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8:30am TT
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Board Meeting 9:15am
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House Committee
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Green Committee
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Finance Committee
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Memorial Day BBQ
1pm - 3pm
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8:30am SG F9 ECCY
Fish and Chips Night
Board Meeting 5:00pm
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Thursday Ladies Board
Meeting 9:00am
Thursday Ladies
8:30am SG
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Men’s League
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No Corkage Night
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Sunday Couples
11:00am TT
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Fireside Room
5:00pm - 9:00pm
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9:00am SG
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Fireside Room
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House Committee
Tuesday Ladies
12:00pm
TOC First Round
Green Committee
8:30am SG F9
4:00pm
Summer ECCY All Member Meeting
Outside Events Fried Chicken Night
5:00pm
Thursday Ladies
8:30am SG
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8:30 SG B9
Finance Committee
4:00pm
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Men’s League 6:00pm
No Corkage Night
Wine Tasting and
Barbecue at the Pool
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Dinner at the Club
Fireside Room
5:00pm - 8:00pm
Multi-Vendor Tent Sale
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11:00am - 3:00pm
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Fireside Room
5:00pm - 9:00pm
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11am to 3pm
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8:30am SG F9
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Meeting 4:30
Taco Night
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Board Meeting 5:00pm
BINGO:
Dinner @ 6:00pm
Game @ 7:00pm
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Summer ECCY 10:00am - 11:00pm 10:00am - 11:00pm
M2 Wine Dinner
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10:00am - 11:00pm
Fish and Chips Night
@ Woodbridge
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Fireside Room
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ON THE COURSE WITH THE GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT
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ummer and the hot weather is just
around the corner, and we are at full
steam out on the golf course cutting
grass and maintaining our beautiful part
of the world. Temperatures have been inconsistent to say the least, with periods of
cooler days closely followed by a few hot
and windy days.
Greens aeration went well and we are
now about three weeks post aeration.
The greens healed up ahead of schedule
and the holes covered over nicely after all
the sand and fertilizer were dragged into
the holes. Seed was applied to the greens
shortly after the sand was dragged in to
help with the grass coverage. The frequency of rolling has increased also as we begin
to firm up the greens again.
Some trees that were a safety issue have Play well, invite some friends.
been removed and the stumps ground. See you on the Links
Sections of the cart path on hole #15 were
repaired.
We will be working on the bunker to the Rob Williams
left of #9 green, and we will look to reopen Message from
the bunker for play in the next week to Golf Course Superintendent
ten days. The rest of the new bunker sand Rob Williams
rwilliams@stocktongolfcc.com
program will be placed on hold during the
growing season, as we have all hands on
deck maintaining the golf course now, and
we will be able to dedicate the needed man
power to continue the project when the fall
comes around.
This time of year we tend to get a lot
more windy days as the season changes.
The golf course is a different test from the
morning to afternoon rounds.
Rob
FOOD AND BEVERAGE DIRECTOR
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his is my favorite time of the year at the club. The weather is warming up and members are out enjoying all of our great
amenities. That provides a perfect opportunity to showcase our refreshing cocktails, featured local wines and delicious
array of culinary delights.
There are some great activities coming in the next few months. Wine tastings, pool parties, family movie nights and many
more to come. Our goal is to provide diverse activities for everyone to experience the fun. Look out for those email blasts and
check the club website for more info. You can also “like” our facebook page and stay up to date with our weekly posts.
The pool will be a happening spot this summer! We will offer extended swimming times and dining hours to accommodate
those busy swimming families or those who just want enjoy a leisurely cocktail or glass of wine. In addition, watch for our kids
programs that will tie into the Jr. Golf Sessions. This gives mom and dad a chance to get away for a few hours while the little
ones enjoy the pool, games, arts and crafts and some of our special activity days.
Ron
Ron Boehm
Food and Beverage Manager
rboehm@stocktongolfcc.com
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FROM THE HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL
Kelley’s Korner...
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ooray for El Nino! With the measurable amount of rain this winter/spring the course is so green and healthy, something we have needed
for quite some time. It is great to see our members visiting the club and playing more golf.
The calendar of golf events have kicked off opening day for all the golf groups at the club. The Tuesday Ladies & Thursday Ladies groups,
Men’s Club, TNML, Senior Men’s Home & Home events, or Super Seniors event; we are in full swing.
In April when the course was closed for green aeration, the Thursday Ladies had a special play day called Kelley’s road trip #1. A group of
the Ladies followed LPGA Tour Professional Lisa Ferrero and me to Valley Hi C.C. for a fun day of competition. Five teams played a two net BB
format with the top two teams winning prize money. Congratulations to the team of: Lisa Ferrero, Barbara Fichtner, Cathy Eilers, and Maureen
Stonebarger with a score of 134 and to the team of Ardythe Hess, Linda Stead, Trish Delk, and Jane Butterfield winning a scorecard playoff with
a score of 137 to finish in 2nd place. Although we experienced high winds, the course was in good condition and everyone enjoyed the outing.
Just around the corner is the “Delta Classic” Men’s Invitational held May 19th- 21st featuring a practice round, two rounds of competition, Horse
race, Shootout, BBQ lunches, pari-mutuel betting, prizes awarded in flights, and dinner dance Saturday evening following the event. Do not wait;
get your entries in today!
Soon after the dust settles from the Men’s Invitational, we “Spring into Summer”
and make room for the Ladies Invitational. On June 22nd – 24th, the warm
weather and bright colors of summer will make way for the full field Ladies
Invitational. The event will include a cocktail party, two rounds of competition,
lunch & awards and much more. Many of our members have son’s that play
golf for their high school golf teams. I wanted to give a shout out to the
St Mary’s H.S., Lincoln H.S., and Foothill H.S. boy’s golf teams as they close
out their golf season and prep for League Championships. Representing
St. Mary’s H.S. Nicholas Kirk, Parker Dunn, Dean Bottini, Christopher Herrera,
Jack Guidi, and Nicholas Fong. Playing for Lincoln H.S.: Zachary Harrel and
Elliott Stenzler, and playing for Foothills H.S. in Pleasanton: Chase Godi.
Congratulations on a great golf season and good luck in post-season play.
Can’t wait for this years’ Jr. Club Championship in August when these guys go
head-to-head to crown a Boys Champion.
Shots heard around the club: Congratulations to the following members
who had a “Memorable Moment” on the course since my last article.
On March 29th Butch McCormack shot 73, scoring below his age,
Ray Drew dunked his 2nd hole-in-one at SGCC on hole #3 on April 3rd
while playing in a Couple’s event, and on April 21st Mattie Zedlitz broke
90 for the first time posting a score of 88 in a Thursday Ladies day event.
Well done everyone, love hearing about these “Memorable Moments”.
See you at the Club,
Kelley
Head Golf Professional
Kelley Spooner, LPGA
KSpooner@stocktongolfcc.com
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pring has Sprung...and
we are rolling towards
Summer. We had a fun St.
Patrick’s Day tournament and
everyone showed up in some sort
of green.
Our Team Play has started out
with a Bang....keep it up girls. Our
A and B teams are playing their
little hearts out! Kelley took 20
gals on a “Road Trip” to Valley Hi in
Elk Grove on April 7th, while the
course underwent aerification.
A good time was had by all.
We are very excited for Mattie
Zedlitz, who broke 90 on April
21st by shooting an “88”....she
was awarded her “Broke 90” pin
that day. We have some exciting
events coming up:
May 5th & 12th - Intra Club
June 9th - Charity Day
June 22, 23, & 24 - Ladies’ Invitational
Please be sure and sign up for these
events... get your guest or guests
for the Invitational...going to be a FUN
time in the SUN. Just remember Ladies,
every day is a blessing...
Happy Golfing,
Adrienne
Adrienne Hotchkiss
Captain Thursday Ladies Golf Group
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