THE NEWSLETTER OF THE CLUB AT REYNOLDS PLANTATION
INSIDE:
Enhancing the Lifestyle with the Linger Longer Living Series
2015 Youth Summer Camps
Independence Day Weekend Celebrations
JUNE/JULY 2015
PRESIDENT’S DESK
There’s something special about summertime at the lake that
rekindles the nostalgia of our youth and prompts us to reconnect to
life’s simple pleasures. Whether it’s sharing a refreshing drink on the
veranda of the Plantation clubhouse, rocketing down the slide at The
Landing pool, or gathering with family and neighbors to celebrate
Independence Day at Great Waters, few things in life can excite the
soul like summer at Reynolds Plantation.
This year, in addition to a summer calendar chock-full of activities, special events,
tournaments and camps, there are new things to see and do around every corner. The
first phase of the National Village recently opened, and if you haven’t visited the new
golf house or had lunch in the market snack bar, you’ll want to stop by soon (and have a
panini sandwich…they are delicious). Over on Mill Creek, the new Model Home Center
is welcoming hundreds of visitors every week, and has already inspired several to explore
building a new home themselves. At The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, members are enjoying new
upgrades to the Spa, which include a men’s classic barber shave room, expanded women’s
lounge and enlarged manicure and pedicure area.
With so many enticing options, the biggest challenge is sometimes just choosing what
to do. It’s times like this when I’m reminded that most of our family’s best memories and
most colorful stories from our many summers at Reynolds Plantation revolve less around a
specific place or event, and more around the people. Lisa Thomaier sums it up in this issue’s
Member Testimonial (page 26): “the people here are above and beyond special, like no other
place…Reynolds Plantation is Heaven on Earth to us.”
I couldn’t say it any better. Beyond the golf, lake, amenities, and programming, what
truly separates Reynolds Plantation from every other community is the exceptional group
of members, employees and local citizens who call this place home. The distinct character
created by our people was one contributing factor in Reynolds Plantation being selected as
a location for PGA Professional Jimmy Hanlin to tape upcoming episodes of his popular
shows “18 Holes” and “Swing Clinic,” which is expected to air in July on Fox Sports in more
than 70 million homes.
As you and your family get out and enjoy the best that the season has to offer, I encourage
you to take time, slow down and truly appreciate the people in our community. It’s the
family, friends and acquaintances who we spend time with today that will play the biggest
parts in our most cherished summertime memories of tomorrow.
Best regards,
Horseshoe Bend Spring Property Release
Real estate and other amenities are owned by Oconee Land Development Company LLC and/or other subsidiaries and affiliates of MetLife, Inc. (collectively,“OLDC”or“Sponsor”) and by unrelated third parties. Reynolds Plantation Properties, LLC (“RPP”) is the exclusive listing agent for OLDC-owned properties in Reynolds Plantation. RPP also represents buyers and sellers of properties in Reynolds Plantation which OLDC
does not own (“Resale Properties”). OLDC is not involved in the marketing or sale of Resale Properties.This is not intended to be an offer to sell nor a solicitation of offers to buy OLDC-owned real estate in Reynolds Plantation by residents of HI, ID, OR, or any other jurisdiction where prohibited by law. As to such states, any offer to sell or solicitation of offers to buy applies only to Resale Properties. Access and rights to recreational
amenities may be subject to fees, membership dues, or other limitations. Information provided is believed accurate as of the date printed but may be subject to change from time to time.The Ritz-Carlton Lodge is a private commercial enterprise and use of the facilities is subject to the applicable fees and policies of the operator. Rabun Neal is an officer of Daniel Realty Corporation, which through its subsidiaries manages OLDC.
For OLDC properties, obtain the Property Report required by Federal law and read it before signing anything. No Federal agency has judged the merits or value, if any, of this property. Void where prohibited by law. WARNING: THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF
contents:
Enhancing the Lifestyle
2
GOLF 6
CHILDREN & FAMILIES 9
SOCIAL EVENTS & DINING
12
LINGER LONGER LIVING SERIES 16
LAKE, RECREATION & WELLNESS 18
TENNIS 21
WELLNESS23
The ritz-carlton lodge
24
The Thomaiers
26
CALENDAR 27
MEMBER NEWS 29
Best regards,
REAL ESTATE HAS NOT INSPECTED, EXAMINED, OR DISQUALIFIED THIS OFFERING. An offering statement has been filed with the Iowa Real Estate Commission and a copy of such statement is available from OLDC upon request. OLDC properties have been registered with the
Massachusetts Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen at 1000 Washington Street, Suite 710, Boston, Massachusetts 02118-6100 and the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection at 1700 G Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20552. Certain OLDC properties are
registered with the Department of Law of the State of New York. THE COMPLETE OFFERING TERMS ARE IN AN OFFERING PLAN AVAILABLE FROM SPONSOR. FILE NO. H14-0001.
REAL ESTATE NEWS
Summer is here, and at Reynolds Plantation Properties, the mercury
is rising. We welcome the return of long summer days and frankly, with
so much activity this year, we’re going to need every last minute of extra
daylight!
Following a solid 2014, I am tremendously excited and encouraged
by the level of sales activity in the first half of 2015. Sales of homes and
homesites in Reynolds Plantation are growing – and more importantly,
sustaining – at a level not seen in some time. Below are a few key indicators I’d like to share…
The number of inquiries from potential buyers in 2015 continues to pace 32% above
projections, and the number of real estate tours given by our agents is up 29% year-over-year.
Our presence on the internet continues to grow exponentially, with 32% more visits to
ReynoldsPlantation.com this year than last, and 34% more followers on our social media
channels, like Facebook and Twitter.
Turning to building activity, there are currently 70 homes under construction in the
community, with 21 beginning in the first quarter alone. Submissions to the Architectural
Review Board (ARB) for new home construction was up a healthy 83% year-over-year in the first
months of 2015.
We were delighted to greet more than 400 members at the grand opening of the new
Signature Home Model Center on Mill Creek, and have welcomed hundreds more since.
Combined with our exclusive Design Studio, these two masterfully-built show homes are
inspiring an entirely new era of Signature Home construction, and I invite you to stop by
Monday – Saturday, 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, Noon – 5:00 pm.
At The Landing, construction on the final phase of cottages behind the clubhouse is
progressing on schedule, while the first phase of the extremely-popular new villas continues to
wind its way up Club Point Circle.
Last but certainly not least, the spring property release of 12 premium lakefront homesites at
Horseshoe Bend (pictured left) has been an enormous success, with multiple homesites already
on hold or under contract as of press time. Scores of customers have gotten their shoes dirty
hiking the newly-graded roads to be among the first to preview this remarkable property.
As a result, we’ve taken a little good-natured ribbing from the housekeeping team about all
the red dirt being tracked into the Sales Center. But after 30+ years in the real estate business,
nothing tells me more about the positive direction of the market than seeing our lobby floor
dappled with dozens of muddy shoeprints.
Enhancing the Lifestyle
through Meaningful Experiences
with t h e L inger Longer L i v ing Series
Enhancing a moment can change an outcome of any given situation. Most strive to improve upon moments day after day; even the smallest improvements can make the biggest impact to the betterment of one’s own life and those around him.
LINGER LONGER LIVING SERIES
O
ver nine years ago, Marie Garrison started a
journey to do just that; she challenged herself to
one very specific goal – to enrich the lifestyle of
members and enhance their overall experience at
Reynolds Plantation. Garrison wanted to bring a
new form of programming – one focused mainly
on the educational and cultural arts and that
would allow members the unique opportunity
to experience something both meaningful and
memorable. She asked herself, “How can I build an
ever-evolving series with its own true identity here
at Reynolds Plantation and different from any other
amenity offered?” Garrison decided to start with the
audience themselves – the members.
“Steve Dancz and Friends: The Music of Duke Ellington” Prelude Dinner and Concert held January 2015 at the Great Waters clubhouse.
“In the beginning, I met with several members
to really kick-start my research. I learned so much
about their talents, skills and many interests; I just
knew I wanted the program to be a reflection of our members.”
Garrison then began building and establishing
relationships with universities, artists, musicians
and lecturers, and from these efforts, the Linger
Longer Living series was born and quickly grew a life
of its own; a life Garrison never knew was possible.
“I want to create magical moments for our
members; ones so magical they walk away with an
even greater thirst for knowledge.” And many of the
members agree, as the series has developed a very
strong following.
“A Moment in Time with Tim Adams” Prelude Dinner and Concert
held June 2011 at the Rock House.
“Canopy” Flying Aerial Dance Trapeze held November 2007 in
Athens, GA.
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Recent members since March 2014, George and
food and wine tastings to five-course dinners and
host the events, offering members a different Patricia Fleet are advocates for the series, applauding
concerts; guests have included Rebecca Lang, cooking
setting every time.”
the diverse content of programming Garrison
instructor, author, food writer, and contributing
“Whether the intimate venue of the Rock House
coordinates. “Marie has assembled an interesting mix
editor for Southern Living magazine; Peter Dale,
or the larger stage of the Sandy Creek Barn or the
of highly professional experts and created a unique
chef and owner of The National as well as the “2012
wonderful Overlook at Great Waters, each of these
variety of topics for us,” say the Fleets. “Members
People’s Best New Chef Southeast” for Food & Wine
events are here for us to savor and enjoy,” say Chris
who attend are like-minded, curious about the world
magazine; Steve Dancz, jazz performer and pianist;
and Kathy Manners, residents at Great Waters since
around them, with a desire to continue learning about
and Julia Forbes, High Museum expert – just to 2005. “We enjoy having these talented and interesting
current events. They are forward thinking – interested
name a few.
people come to Reynolds Plantation.”
– and sometimes just as interesting in their own right
With such an array of disciplines and guests, Garrison
And it’s not just the members who are moved by
as the speakers!”
also ensures the venue provides the perfect setting
what Garrison has created and continues to enhance
This variety of quality programming ranges from
to make that “magical moment” become a reality.
with every event; even the performers are blown away
lectures and discussions, hands-on experiences,
“Reynolds Plantation affords so many options to
with the enthusiasm and excitement of the audience.
“An Evening of Revien to Celebrate Spring” Prelude Dinner and
Concert held April 2015 at the Rock House.
“Girls’ Night Out with Rebecca Lang” Cooking Demonstration and
Tasting held July 2008 at the Lake Club.
“The Randall Bramblett Trio: A Southern Songwriter and his Soulful Song” Prelude Dinner and Concert held June 2014 at the Great Waters clubhouse.
LINGER LONGER LIVING SERIES
“Connie Frigo and the UGA Saxophone Studio” Prelude Dinner and
Concert held February 2015 at the Rock House.
“Wildflower Walk” Nature Excursion held June 2011 at the
Sandy Creek Barn.
Recently in February, the University of Georgia’s
This deep appreciation for learning and culture is
Saxophone Studio led by Professor Connie Frigo
what makes the Linger Longer Living series so special to
performed at the Rock House, and after the
all involved. While the golf courses, tennis courts, pools
performance many attending carried on a dialogue
and Lake Oconee provide hours of outdoor recreation,
with the performers for almost an hour. “Not only
it’s this amenity that stimulates the mind and exposes
were the saxophonists an amazing blessing for our
members to the rich culture right outside their doors.
members, but the attendees were a fantastic audience
The addition and success of the series has only
as well,” says Garrison.
enhanced the lifestyle here at Reynolds Plantation
Following the performance the next day, Garrison
since its inception, and it keeps growing and evolving
received an email from Professor Frigo:
into something much more beautiful than ever
“You and your audience gave us the greatest gift
possible, which were your full hearts and minds. In
return, this reached my students deeply and validated
that what they do is meaningful and important. It
was an unforgettable evening. I’ve performed and
organized hundreds of concerts in my career and
this without a doubt now claims a top spot for most
memorable and special experiences. The fact that it
affected my students so viscerally is a gift to me.”
imagined. “I love being able to package each experience
in such a way that is unique to Reynolds Plantation
“Georgia Economic Outlook with Robert Sumichrast” Forecast and
Discussion held November 2008 at the Lake Club.
and a true gift to the members,” says Garrison. “It has
The Linger Longer Living series offers new experiences
really come into its own since we started in 2006, and
each month with admission prices varying per event.
it is a joy exploring and having the opportunity to
With many events selling out throughout the year, it is
showcase amazing personalities near us.”
important to reserve your spot quickly. To plan Members since 2001, Dick and Wendy O’Toole truly
your calendar now, take a look at what is coming sum it up best when they say, “A life without the arts
up on pages 16 and 17; for more information on the would be colorless and the Linger Longer Living series
entire Linger Longer Living series, please visit is our rainbow!”
www.reynoldsplantation.com/lingerlongerliving.com.
GOLF
H les-In-One
CREEK CLUB
PLANTATION
THE LANDING
Glenn Hunter – February 10
Hole #13
130 yards, 7-Iron
Mike Lewis – February 21
Hole #15
170 yards, 6-Iron
Fred Brady– February 10
Hole #3
116 yards, 8-Iron
Sandy Bone– March 29
Hole #4
90 yards, 7-Iron
Carla Thornton– March 6
Hole #3
89 yards, 6-Hybrid
Dave Evans– March 10
Hole #11
146 yards, 4-Hybrid
David Taylor– March 15
Hole #3
126 yards, 9-Iron
REYNOLDS PLANTATION
MEMBER GOLF TRAVEL
Exciting travel opportunities to The Standard Club
on June 29 and TPC Sugarloaf on July 27 are now
available. These events consist of one Reynolds
Plantation Golf Professional and three members.
Pricing is $150 per member or $450 per team.
Members interested in this travel opportunity
should contact Wes Forester at 706.467.1681 or
Ryan MacNeill at 706.467.1221.
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Wynn Cline– March 24
Hole #3
98 yards, Pitching Wedge
Larry Williams– March 25
Hole #3
110 yards, 8-Iron
NATIONAL
Larry Mauldin– March 7
Ridge, Hole #3
153 yards, 6-Iron
MILESTONES &
GREAT SHOTS
Please visit the golf page on
www.reynoldsplantation.net
to view all amazing shots,
career rounds, and other
feats of golf greatness since
January 2012.
T E N T H A N N U A L L I N G E R L O N G E R I N V I T AT I O N A L
SATURDAY, MARCH 21 – SUNDAY, MARCH 22 | GREAT WATERS
After 36 holes of play on Saturday and 18 holes on Sunday, the University of Texas men’s golf team exhibited their
top three ranking at Great Waters by winning the 10th Annual Linger Longer Invitational. The Longhorns (pictured
top left) came out on top after posting a team score of 24 under par. Texas pulled away from defending champion,
Georgia, on Sunday - finishing five strokes ahead overall with a score of 840 on 54 holes.
Georgia’s Lee McCoy (pictured bottom left) took home the individual honors with an impressive 14 under par for the
tournament. McCoy started strong by shooting a 65 on his first 18 holes of play and followed with a 70 and 67 in
rounds two and three. Texas sophomore, Beau Hossler, made things interesting after making two eagles on his first
nine holes of play. Hossler went on to play a strong tournament as well; posting 67, 69 and 68 on his three rounds of
play, but it wasn’t enough to catch McCoy in the end.
Top 5 Team Results
Top 5 Individual Results
1stTexas-24
1st
Lee McCoy - Georgia
-14
2ndGeorgia-19
2ndBeau Hossler - Texas-12
3rdKennesaw State-17
3rd
Ben Griffin – North Carolina
-10
3rdNorth Carolina-17
4th
Emmanuel Kountakis - Mercer
-8
5thOklahoma-13
4th Trey Rule - Mercer
-8
CAMP DATES
MONDAY - THURSDAY
2015 REYNOLDS PLANTATION JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS
Reynolds Plantation’s Junior Golf Camps return with multiple program options for 2015 where
junior golfers can learn about driving, ball striking, chipping, putting, fitness and etiquette from
PGA professionals. Instruction options include two introductory camps, one secondary skills
camp, and a six week secondary skills clinic program that includes an optional tournament at
the end of July. For more information and to register your junior, please visit
www.reynoldsplantation.net.
Participants will be entered on a first-come, first-served basis. A waiting list for each camp and
clinic will be utilized if the number of entries exceeds capacity.
Introductory Skills Camp 1 Ages 7-17 June 22–25
Introductory Skills Camp 2 Ages 7-17 July 6–9
Secondary Skills Camp Ages 10-17 July 27–30
The Landing
National
National
SECONDARY SKILLS CLINICS
Friday & Saturday
National
Ages 10-17
June 12–13
June 19–20
June 26–27
Putting
Chipping
Pitching
July 10-11 Bunker
July 17-18 Iron
July 24-25 Fairway Metal
July 30 – Optional 9 Hole Junior Tournament 9:30 a.m. Shotgun
Tournament Results
CREEK CLUB 9 & DINE
1st Place
Creek Club
Doc & Jan Lykins and
Mary Anne & Kevin Mulvey
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
Retail News
CLOSEST TO THE PIN – #7
Rich & Kay Hanks 1’3”
CLOSEST TO THE PIN – #17
David & Jinan Duncan 5’6”
2nd Place
Sue & Brad Morgan and
Theresa & Gary Kemp
GARB RIG JEEP IS COMING TO
REYNOLDS PLANTATION!
SATURDAY, JUNE 6
12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
The Landing Golf Shop
3rd Place
Bob Cuddeback & Ginny Foos and
Tom & Debbie Balicki
TOURNAMENT CALENDAR
Additional tournament calendar details, including courses, entry fees, field limits, start times, scoring formats,
food & beverage, and awards are available online at www.reynoldsplantation.net.
MEN’S, WOMEN’S & COUPLES’ MATCH PLAY COUPLES’ TWILIGHT AT NATIONAL
MATCHES BEGIN SATURDAY, JUNE 6
Registration is currently open; entry deadline is June 5
COUPLES’ TWILIGHT AT PLANTATION
MONDAY, JUNE 15
Registration is currently open; entry deadline is June 8
INDEPENDENCE DAY GOLF EVENT
SATURDAY, JULY 4
Registration is currently open; entry deadline is July 1
MONDAY, JULY 20
Registration is currently open; entry deadline is July 13
COUPLES’ TWILIGHT AT OCONEE
MONDAY, AUGUST 17
Registration opens July 1; entry deadline is August 10
All junior golfers and their families are invited to
experience the Garb Rig, a custom Jeep Wrangler
tricked out to make every tour stop a memorable
one with games, videos, music, contests,
giveaways and more. The Garb Rig will be
traveling the country, only to stop at the nation’s
best golf clubs to promote junior golf and to get
more kids excited about the game of golf.
FATHER’S DAY SALES
The Creek Club golf shop will feature a Father’s
Day sale the week prior to this very special day
for our members and their guests. This sale will
consist of numerous promotions on various items
carried in the shop throughout the year.
JULY 4TH HOLIDAY SALES
Great Waters golf shop will feature a special
“Red, White and Blue” holiday sale in the days
prior to Independence Day. Be sure to visit this
shop for all the special promotions.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING
YOU AT EACH OF THESE EVENTS!
children & families
REYNOLDS ADVENTURERS SUMMER PROGRAM
TINY TIKES ADVENTURE CAMP
10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Drop Off at The Landing Rec House
$295.00 per child, per week
Ages 5-12
Registration is open now!
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Drop Off at The Landing Rec House
$175.00 per child, per week
Ages 2-5
Registration is open now!
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MONDAY - FRIDAY
The Adventurers program offers swimming, fishing, canoeing, arts and
crafts, kickball, lake time and much more! Please contact the Member
Concierge at 706.467.1111 or visit www.reynoldsplantation.net for
reservations.
During the week, each child will have an opportunity to explore the
world around them through play, music, crafts and games. To register,
please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 or visit
www.reynoldsplantation.net.
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June 1-5
June 8-12
June 15-19
June 22-26
June 29-July 3
July 6-10
July 13-17
July 20-24
July 27-31
June 1-5
June 8-12
June 15-19
June 22-26
June 29-July 3
July 6-10
July 13-17
July 20-24
July 27-31
YOUTH SOCCER CAMP
MONDAY, JUNE 29 – FRIDAY, JULY 3
Plantation Commons Field
Registration is open now!
Ages 4-5
Age 6
Ages 7-14
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
$80.00 per child
10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. $80.00 per child
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
$135.00 per child
Classic Soccer Academy will offer a week long camp for children ages 4-14. All
campers will receive a soccer ball and a T-shirt. This developmental camp will focus
on technical training, and skills such as dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and
basic defending will be emphasized. Each session will include small-sided games to
improve technical skills in match situations. Most importantly, the coaching staff will
make the game fun with coaching methods that encourage skill and the love of the
game. Each camper should bring a water bottle, shin guards and soccer or tennis
shoes. To make a reservation, please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 or
visit www.reynoldsplantation.net, and please be prepared with your child’s shirt size.
JUNE/JULY 2015 • 9
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS
FRIDAY, JUNE 5 & JUNE 19
FRIDAY, JULY 10 & JULY 24
8:45 p.m. – 10:45 p.m.
Plantation Commons
$5.00 per child
Ages 5+
Glow in the dark games, such as kickball, Steal the Bacon, Spud, Capture
the Flag and more! Reservations can be made by calling the Member
Concierge at 706.467.1111.
WET & WILD GAMES
SUNDAY, JUNE 7, JUNE 21 & JUNE 28
SUNDAY, JULY 5 & JULY 19
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Plantation Commons
$5.00 per child
Ages 5+
Join the recreation staff for an afternoon full of water balloon wars, Slip
and Slide and water guns! Please wear sunscreen. This event will be
cancelled if there is inclement weather, i.e. thunder and lightning. Please
register by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.
LINGER LONGER GAMES
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 & JUNE 24
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 & JULY 22
5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Plantation Pool Gates
Complimentary
Ages 5+
The recreation staff will host kickball, whiffle ball, soccer and other
favorites, such as Freeze Tag, Steal the Bacon and more! Please register
by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.
SWIM-IN MOVIE
FRIDAY, JUNE 12 & JUNE 26
FRIDAY, JULY 3 & JULY 17
8:45 p.m. – 10:45 p.m.
Linger Longer Park Pool
Complimentary
Late night movie viewing at its coolest - bring your floatees and your
friends to this awesome event! Each movie will be announced in the
E-view prior to the event. Popcorn and soft drinks will be available for
purchase. For reservations, please contact the Member Concierge at
706.467.1111.
JUNE/JULY 2015 • 10
SUNSET PADDLE
SATURDAY MORNING SPORTS
ROCKETS’ RED GLARE
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Lake Club Marina
$10.00 per child; limited to 12 participants
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
The Landing
Complimentary
Ages 5+
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Plantation Commons Field
$10.00 per rocket kit; limited
to 30 kits
Ages 5+
SATURDAY, JUNE 13 & JUNE 27
SATURDAY, JULY 11 & JULY 25
Meet us for an easy paddle to the Lake Club where
we will roast hot dogs on a campfire, then return to
the Lake Club marina. For reservations, please call
the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.
FAMILY CARDBOARD BOAT
REGATTA
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15
5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Plantation Point Pavilion
$25.00 per team
10 participants per team; limited to 15 teams
Bring the entire family to help create your most
sea-worthy vessel; then, race for prizes! All
supplies for boats will be provided - all you need
is your imagination. Afterwards, we will host a
hamburger cookout. Please register by calling
the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.
PADDLE BOARD DEMO
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
SATURDAY, JULY 18
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Lake Club
Complimentary
Limited to 10 participants
Paddle boarding is a great way
to get out on the water and
work your core muscles.
Brief instruction will be
offered before you try your
hand at this awesome
water workout! Please
contact the Member
Concierge at
706.467.1111 to
reserve
your spot.
JUNE & JULY
June 6
June 13 June 20 June 27 July 4 July 11
July 18
July 25 Soccer
Kickball
Whiffle Ball Basketball Water Wars Flag Football Whiffle Ball Soccer
SATURDAY, JULY 4
Sports Field
Sports Field
Sports Field
Basketball Court
Sports Field
Sports Field
Sports Field
Sports Field
For reservations, please call the Member Concierge at
706.467.1111.
SATURDAY POOL GAMES
JUNE & JULY
Sharks and Minnows, Bingo, Hula Hoop Contests,
relay races and Biggest Splash Contests will
round out our activities for young and old alike!
To register for any day, please call the Member
Concierge at 706.467.1111.
June 20
June 27
July 11
July 18
July 25
POOLSIDE CRAFTS
JUNE & JULY
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
The Landing Pool Deck
$5.00 per child
Ages 5+
Water-themed crafts will be available, including
Hawaiian Lei Necklaces, Design Your Own Beach
Ball, and Design Your Own Frisbee! To reserve
your spot for any day, please contact the Member
Concierge at 706.467.1111.
Monday,
June 8
Friday,
July 10
Tuesday,
June 16
Monday,
July 20
END OF SUMMER FLING
FRIDAY, JULY 31
8:45 p.m. – 10:45 p.m.
The Landing Pool
$8.00 per child; limited to 50 participants
Say goodbye to the summer with a pizza party,
music, games, Late Night Slide and more! Bring
the whole family. Please register for this event by
calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.
1:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
The Landing Pool
2:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Lake Club Pool
Complimentary
June 6
June 13
Join the recreation team for
this explosive event! Assemble
your own rocket and launch it
from our launch pad. For reservations, please contact
the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.
Wednesday, Thursday,
June 24
July 2
Tuesday,
July 28
2015 BUCKY DENT
YOUTH BASEBALL CLINIC
SATURDAY, JULY 4
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Lake Oconee Academy
Baseball Field
(1021 Titan Circle,
Greensboro, GA)
$30.00 per child*
Ages 7-12; limited to
80 participants
Join three –time All Star and World Series Most Valuable Player
Bucky Dent for a baseball skills clinic guaranteed to be informative,
fun and challenging. Bucky will take you through throwing,
fielding, defense, and will host a scrimmage game to end the day.
Participants should bring a baseball glove, wear long pants, and
bring cleats and sneakers; in case of rain, the clinic will move inside
where only sneakers are permitted. Parents are welcome to bring
their gloves to join in the fun. Please call the Member Concierge at
706.467.1111 for reservations.
*A portion of the proceeds will go to support St. Mary’s Good
Samaritan Hospital in Greensboro, GA.
APRIL/MAY 2015 • 17
Social Events
& Dining
CREEK CLUB
CULINARY CREATIONS IN THE CROW’S NEST
MONDAY, JUNE 15
6:30 p.m. Cocktails
7:30 p.m. Dinner
$75.00++ per person
Join us for a special evening featuring Chef Edward G. Leonard,
CMC and Chef Mike Philyaw.
For full menu, please visit www.reynoldsplantation.net under
Creek Club Dining, and please call the Member Concierge for
reservations beginning May 15.
SUNDAY & MONDAY NIGHT MENU
Please join us for a comfortable summer dining experience at the
Creek Club. Chef Leonard and Chef Philyaw have crafted a special
menu featuring lighter fare, small plates, salads, artisan sandwiches
along with many Creek Club favorites.
Reservations are not required, though accepted in the main dining
room and patio; the Crow’s Nest is available for walk-ins only.
FARM TO TABLE PRIX FIXE MENU
Every Sunday & Monday
5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Come and enjoy our chefs’ special prix fixe menu featuring
seasonal farm and ranch specialties. Wine pairing will also be
available for an additional charge.
WINE PAIRING WITH CHEF MICHAEL
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
Saturday, July 11
5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Join Chef Michael Philyaw and Michael Edwards to sample wines
that pair well with the Chef’s special selections for the evening.
JUNE/JULY 2015 • 12
PLANTATION GRILLE
Sunday Morning Breakfast
$12.50+ per adult
$7.25+ per child, ages 4-10
Complimentary for children 3 and under
Breakfast to include Belgian waffles, Quiche of the Day,
breakfast pastries and meats, biscuits and gravy, scrambled
eggs, cheese grits, breakfast potatoes, made to order
omelets and more.
FAMILY STYLE DINING
EVERY SUNDAY
5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
$14.75 per person, two or more
Featuring our Global Menu with Flavorful Food.
June 7 & July 5 – Asia
Egg Rolls | Fried Rice | Stir-Fried Chicken and Chinese
Cabbage | Honey Glazed Spareribs
June 14 & July 12 – Britain
English Cucumber and Arugula Salad | Fried Fish and Shrimp |
Chips | Mushy Peas | Malt Vinegar | Remoulade Sauce
June 21 & July 19 – Italy
Bruschetta alla Romano | Eggplant Parmigiana | Rigatoni
with Sunday Sauce | Chicken Florentine | Olive Oil Roasted
Asparagus
June 28 & July 26 – Americana
Iceberg Chopped Salad | Buttermilk Fried Chicken | Honey
Biscuits | Sautéed Greens | Whipped Potatoes | Cole Slaw
Family Style a’la carte menu also available.
TRADITIONAL PRIME RIB DINNER
CHOP HOUSE NIGHT
5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Queen’s Cut $22.75
King’s Cut $26.75
5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Market Price
Thursday, June 4
Thursday, July 2
Includes a cup of soup or small Caesar Salad, Yorkshire Pudding,
Roasted au Jus Brussel Sprouts and Horseradish Sauce.
Wine discounts available on a limited, hand-selected wine list.
SATURDAY, JUNE 13 & JUNE 27
SATURDAY, JULY 11 & JULY 25
Featuring Brave Heart Farms Angus Select Choice Beef: Filet Mignon |
Delmonico Rib Eye | Kansas City Strip Catelli Brothers Veal Chop | Heritage
Farms Pork Chop
Choose One: Béarnaise | Red Wine | Horseradish and Bourbon Apple Sauce
Choose Two: Spinach | House Cut Fries | Baked Potato | Asparagus
LEARN & DINE
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
THURSDAY, JULY 9
6:00 p.m.
Dogwood Room
$35.00++ per person
Enjoy an interactive cooking demonstration hosted by Chef Bill.
Three course dinner to enjoy with the evening’s demonstration along with
suggested wine pairing available for purchase to complement your meal.
“Welcoming Summer”
Thursday, June 11
Course One
Pressed Melon Salad | Feta | Red Onion | Arugula | Orange Marmalade Dressing
Course Two
French Breast of Chicken | Artichoke | Olive Oil Tomatoes | Peas | Risotto
Cake | Chicken Garlic Emulsion
Course Three
Infused Summer Fruits | Vanilla Bean Ice Cream | Linzer Cookie
PLANTATION PIZZA
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Hand-Crafted Pizza $12.00
Includes up to four toppings: White or Red | Mozzarella | Goat
Cheese | Provolone | Ricotta | Pepperoni | Italian Sausage
Meatball | Spinach | Mushrooms | Caramelized Onions |
Red Onion
Chef’s Pizza of the Evening $14.00
Available for takeout to enjoy in your home by calling
706.467.1132.
“Trilogies”
Thursday, July 9
Course One
Trio of Asparagus: Tempura | Slow Cooked
Truffle Foam | Cappuccino
Course Two
Trio of Salmon: Poached | Roasted | Grilled
Spinach | Potato Parisienne | Mustard Sauce
Course Three
Trio of Chocolate: Mousse Genoese | Ice Cream | Crème Brûlée
Please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 for reservations
beginning May 11 and June 9.
PATIO DANCING
FRIDAY, JUNE 5
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Plantation Patio
Patio Dancing is Back!
Please visit www.reynoldsplantation.net
for more details.
THE LANDING
LAKE COUNTRY LUNCHTIME SOUP &
SALAD BAR
MONDAY – SATURDAY
11:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
$10.75 per adult
$6.25 per child, ages 4-10
Complimentary for children 3 and under
Our salad and sides bar is a culinary experience not
to be missed. Enjoy an extensive selection of over
15 items; a virtual feast of gourmet salads, fresh
vegetables, imported cheeses, artisan breads, cured
meats, soup of the day and more.
Lake Country Soup, Salad
& Carvery
GREAT WATERS
NEW ENGLAND LOBSTER FEAST
PIANO BAR
5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
$27.95++ per adult
FRIDAY, June 5 & June 19
FRIDAY, JULY 10 & JULY 24
Our New England feast includes a cup of clam
chowder or salad, 1 ¼ pound poached Maine lobster,
new potatoes, broccoli, cornbread and seasonal
cobbler with ice cream.
Or enjoy a 1 ½ pound Maine half lobster baked with
crab cake stuffing, cup of chowder or salad, broccoli,
boiled new potatoes and seasonal cobbler.
Market price
Regular menu will also be available.
EVERY MONDAY EVENING
Regular menu will also be available.
A Taste of Italy & Pasta Night
The Landing Taste of Italy and Pasta Night is designed
to delight our members with a selection of antipasti,
pasta cooked to order, served ‘al dente’ and carefully
tossed with your choice of our house made sauces
and accoutrements, along with our selection of Italian
pastries.
Regular menu will also be available.
SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET & LUNCH
9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
$16.75 per adult
$9.50 per child, ages 4-10
Complimentary for children 3 and under
Displays of freshly baked breads and decadent
desserts along with brunch delicacies such as Eggs
Benedict, omelets made to order, breakfast style
meats, waffles, seasonal main plate items and more.
Includes coffee, tea, or juice. Treat yourself to a House
Made Bloody Mary and other adult beverages, sold
separately after 12:30 p.m.
Limited à la carte lunch menu available
from 9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
JUNE/JULY 2015 • 14
For full menu, please visit www.reynoldsplantation.net.
Reservations open on June 14 at 1:00 p.m.
Price increases to $33.95++ 72-hours prior to the event.
Tables reserved for parties of eight or ten.
PATIO DANCING
FRIDAY, JULY 31
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Great Waters Patio
Please visit www.reynoldsplantation.net for more details.
The Carvery features roast turkey along with a savory
beef selection from the butcher shop, slow roasted
and sliced to order. You can also enjoy a flavorful
selection of freshly prepared salads, vegetables,
cheeses, artisan breads, cured meats, soup of the
evening and our pastry table.
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
$16.50 per adult
$9.25 per child, ages 4-10
Complimentary for children 3 and under
Family Style Cuisine featuring global flavors along with
entertainment by Don McBroom.
Patio Dancing is Back!
5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
$16.00 per adult
$9.00 per child, ages 4-10
Complimentary for children 3 and under
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING
TUESDAY, JULY 14
LAKE CLUB
INFINITY POOL BAR
OPEN DAILY
12:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Join us for fun and sun poolside, and enjoy the new
menu at Kathy’s Café.
TASTE OF MEXICO
EVERY MONDAY
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Infinity Pool Lawn
Enjoy tacos, quesadillas and other favorites,
including special House Made Margaritas.
KATHY’S CAFÉ
OPEN DAILY
10:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
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UPCOMING FACILITY CLOSURES:
Saturday, July 4 – The Plantation Grille will be closed for dinner service to provide
for the Fourth of July event at Great Waters.
Friday, July 17 - Saturday, July 18 – The Overlook at Great Waters will be closed
for a private member event.
TRIVIA NIGHTS
TUESDAY, JULY 21
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22
6:00 p.m. Dinner
7:00 p.m. Trivia Begins
$17.95++ per person
Salad of Grilled Romaine | Basil, Balsamic Macerated Strawberries, and Pecorino
Caprese Salad | Tomatoes, Fresh Mozzarella, and Sicilian Pistachio Vinaigrette
Naples Style Pizzetta
Roasted Garlic Chicken with Cacciatore Sauce
Honey Butter Spinach
Roma Potatoes Parmesan
Ravioli | Zucchini and Butter Sauce
Canoli and Italian Cookies for dessert
Independence Day Weekend at Reynolds Plantation
RED, WHITE & BOOM!
FOURTH OF JULY FIREWORKS
INDEPENDENCE DAY DINNER
IN THE OVERLOOK
6:00 p.m. Fun Begins!
9:30 p.m. Fireworks Begin, approximately
Food stations open from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Seating Times: 7:30 p.m. & 8:30 p.m.
$42.95++ per adult
$22.95++ per child, ages 4-10
Complimentary for children 3 and under
SATURDAY, JULY 4
Bring your blanket and relax on the lawn to celebrate Independence
Day with live music by Bulletproof! The fun begins with inflatable
bouncers, a temporary tattoo station, beverages and classic Fourth
of July picnic food.
Some of our flavorful Culinary Stations will feature grilled corn with
habanero butter, pub-style burgers, Vienna Hot Dogs, Carolina Pulled
Pork and picnic salads.
Food and beverage tickets will be available for purchase beginning
Monday, June 29 at The Landing hostess stand, Great Waters,
Waterview Pub, Plantation Grille and the Lake Club wellness desk;
or the day of the event beginning at 5:00 p.m. Unused tickets can be
refunded until Monday, July 6. Reservations are not required. For full
menu and pricing, please visit www.reynoldsplantation.net.
SATURDAY, JULY 4
View the spectacular fireworks show from
The Overlook dining room while enjoying dine
around stations featuring an Independence Day
seafood bar, salad and sides bar, roasted meats
and fish, and small plates that will be a culinary
experience not to be missed.
The Creek Club also will be open for dinner service
on Saturday, July 4 at 5:30 p.m.
APRIL/MAY 2015 • 11
AN EVENING WITH THE GYPSY
WILDCATS
PRELUDE DINNER & CONCERT
TRANSCENDING SECURITY FOR
SUSTAINABLE PEACE
LECTURE & DISCUSSION
Monday, June 8
Gypsy Wildcats
6:30 p.m. Cocktails, Prelude Dinner &
Concert
Rock House
$51.95 per person
Reservations begin May 8
Thursday, June 18
Dr. Han S. Park
Professor, UGA School of Public & International Affairs
Founding Director, UGA Center for the
Study of Global Issues
5:00 p.m. Cocktails
5:30 p.m. Program
Rock House
$5.00 per person
Reservations begin
May 18
DETAILS OF MEMORIES IN
WATERCOLOR
LARRY JENS ANDERSON’S
WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP
FROM MOTIVATIONAL SPEECH TO
MEMOIR
WRITING ABOUT THE SELF: CREATIVE
WRITING WORKSHOP
Tuesday, June 9 – Thursday, June 11
Larry Jens Anderson, Professor of
Drawing, Painting and Printmaking
Savannah College of Art & Design
2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Refreshments & Watercolor Workshop
Design Center
$194.95 per person (supplies not included)
Reservations begin May 9
GIRLS’ NIGHT OUT:
TROPICAL TEA BY THE SEA
LISA BOALT RICHARDSON’S COOKING
DEMONSTRATION & TASTING
Tuesday, June 9 – Thursday, June 11
Catherine Ramsdell, Ph.D., Professor of
Writing
Savannah College of Art & Design
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Continental
Breakfast & Writing Workshop
Design Center
$194.95 per person (supplies not included)
Reservations begin May 9
Thursday, June 11
Lisa Boalt Richardson
Certified Tea Specialist & Author
5:00 p.m. Cocktails
5:30 p.m. Cooking Demonstration & Tasting
Lake Club
$35.95 per person
Reservations begin May 11
CROSSROADS OF CONFLICT: A
GUIDE TO CIVIL WAR SITES IN
GEORGIA
LECTURE, DISCUSSION & BOOK
SIGNING
“Hark! ‘tis the cannon’s deafening roar,
That sounds along thy sunny shore,
And thou shalt lie in chains no more,
My wounded, bleeding Georgia
-Carrie Bell Sinclair, Milledgeville, GA (1866)
Tuesday, June 23
Barry L. Brown, Author
Gordon R. Elwell, Author
The UGA Press
5:00 p.m. Cocktails
5:30 p.m. Program
Rock House
$5.00 per person
Reservations begin May 23
LINGER LONGER LIVING SERIES
THE SOUNDS OF CICADA RHYTHM
PRELUDE DINNER & CONCERT
A duo and their original interpretation of the
south and its folk…
“Cicada Rhythm conjures up the Southern
twilight when the buzz of insects
washes in waves through the trees, and that eerie
but comforting moment of
stasis before the world transforms.”
-Creative Loafing Charlotte
Thursday, June 25
Cicada Rhythm
6:30 p.m. Cocktails, Prelude Dinner &
Concert
Rock House
$51.95 per person
Reservations begin May 25
AN EVENING WITH CHEF EDWARD
LEONARD, CMC
LOIRE VALLEY WINE DINNER
‘Master Chef Edward Leonard partners
up his cuisine with the elegant wines of
the Loire Valley’
AMERICAN-THEMED PIANO
MUSIC: A PIANO RECITAL
CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY
PRELUDE DINNER & CONCERT
Wednesday, July 8
Robert Hjelmstad, Pianist
6:30 p.m. Cocktails, Prelude Dinner &
Concert
Great Waters Clubhouse
$51.95 per person
Reservations begin June 8
Monday, July 13
Edward Leonard
Certified Master Chef, Reynolds
Plantation
Susan Favret
Certified Specialist in Wine,
Palm Bay International
6:30 p.m. Cocktails &
Wine Dinner
Great Waters Clubhouse
$125.95 per person
Reservations begin
June 13
TRIO - A CAPELLA SUMMER: A
HARMONIC CONVERGENCE OF
TRADITIONAL & ORIGINAL MUSIC
PRELUDE DINNER & CONCERT
Thursday, July 23
TRIO, A Capella Singers
Tony Oscar, Percussion
6:30 p.m. Cocktails, Prelude Dinner &
Concert
Rock House
$51.95 per person
Reservations begin June 23
INFECTIOUS DISEASES ON
A CHANGING PLANET: HOW
ECOLOGY DRIVES EPIDEMICS
LECTURE & DISCUSSION
ON THE HALF-SHELL:
CELEBRATING COLD WATER
OYSTERS
DINNER WITH SEABEAR OYSTER BAR
Monday, June 29
Patrick Stubbers, Chef, Seabear Oyster Bar
Peter Dale, Owner & Chef, The National/
Seabear/Condor Chocolates
6:30 p.m. Cocktails & Dinner
Sandy Creek Barn
$89.95 per person
Reservations
begin May 29
“MY KID COULD PAINT THAT!”
& OTHER INTERPRETATIONS OF
MODERN ART: FINDING MEANING
IN ABSTRACT ART
LECTURE & DISCUSSION
Thursday, July 9
Nell Andrew, Ph.D.
UGA Associate Professor of Art History
5:00 p.m. Cocktails
5:30 p.m. Program
Rock House
$5.00 per person
Reservations begin June 9
Thursday, July 16
Sonia Altizer
UGA Athletic Association Professor of
Ecology
UGA Odum School of Ecology
5:00 p.m. Cocktails
5:30 p.m. Program
Rock House
$5.00 per person
Reservations begin June 16
IRIS VAN HERPEN:
TRANSFORMING FASHION
HIGH MUSEUM LECTURE &
DISCUSSION
Tuesday, July 28
Julia Forbes
Head of Museum Interpretation
& Digital Engagement
High Museum of Art, Atlanta
5:00 p.m. Cocktails
5:30 p.m. Program
Rock House
$5.00 per person
Reservations begin June 28
lake, recreation
& wellness
MARINA HOURS OF OPERATION
Plantation, Lake Club & Great Waters
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
The Landing
Thursday – Sunday
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Monday – Wednesday
On-call for Launching & Retrieving
Fourth of July Weekend
8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
All Marinas
THE RITZ-CARLTON FIREWORKS ON THE
SPIRIT OF OCONEE
FRIDAY, JULY 3
7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Lake Club Marina
$14.95 per person
You won’t want to miss The Ritz-Carlton Lodge fireworks
display aboard the Spirit of Oconee, departing from the Lake
Club marina toward the dam then returning to position
the Spirit in a prime viewing location near The Ritz for the
fireworks display. This is a “BYOB” event.
FULL MOON CRUISE
WINE TASTING CRUISE ON THE
SPIRIT OF OCONEE
7:00 p.m.
Plantation & Lake Club Marinas
4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.; boarding at 3:45 p.m.
Plantation Marina
$31.95 per person
TUESDAY, JUNE 2
FRIDAY, JULY 31
Join us as we watch the moon rise. The boat departing from the Plantation
marina will stop at the Great Waters marina for a pickup at 7:15 p.m. Bring a
snack to share, paper products and the beverage of your choice. You may ride
with us or bring your own boat for this adult-only event.
SATURDAY, JUNE 6
A wine representative from Quality Wines will discuss
the unique qualities of these five distinct wines from
their portfolio:
• Spy Valley, Sauvignon Blanc
• Rombauer, Chardonnay
• Punta Final, Malbec
• Cloudline, Pinot Noir
• Woop Woop, Shiraz
A selection of cheeses will also be available to complement
the tasting.
Members may opt to be transported on the Spirit of Oconee
to Great Waters for dinner after the Wine Tasting, with return
service provided by the regularly scheduled pontoon boat
shuttle. Please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111
to make your reservations.
KIDS POND FISHING
FRIDAY, JULY 3
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Carolyn’s Pond
Complimentary
Bring your kids down to Carolyn’s Pond for some great fishing action. Rods
and reels will be provided but feel free to bring your own. Kids must be
accompanied by an adult. Limited space is available, by reservation only.
Please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.
OLD HUDSON PLANTATION
SHOOTING & DINNER
FRIDAY, JUNE 12
5:00 p.m. Shooting
7:00 p.m. Dinner
$75.00 per person, all inclusive or $15.00 for dinner only
Join us as we return to Old Hudson Plantation for a fun
evening of clay shooting and barbeque dinner. Men, women,
novices, intermediates and expert shooters are all welcome to
participate. Members may also bring guests.
If you’ve never experienced this sport, this is the perfect
opportunity to see what it’s all about. Hands-on gun safety
and training will be provided prior to the event and a trained
handler will be by your side at all times.
All shotguns, ammunition and safety equipment will be
provided; the dinner will be “BYOB.” The shuttle van will
depart from Plantation Commons at 4:30 p.m. to Old Hudson
Plantation, returning after dinner; or you may use your own
transportation if you prefer. Shuttle van reservations should be
made when signing up for the event as space is limited.
The reservation deadline is Monday, June 8 at 6:00 p.m.;
the 72-hour cancellation policy is in effect. To sign up or for
more information, please contact the Member Concierge
at 706.467.1111.
BREWS CRUISE ON THE SPIRIT OF OCONEE
SATURDAY, JULY 11
4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.; boarding at 3:45 p.m.
Plantation Marina
$31.95 per person
Taste and learn about beers from our local Athens, GA micro-brewery, Terrapin Beer
Company, as we cruise the waters of Lake Oconee. Representatives from Terrapin will have
5-6 different beers specifically chosen for this time of year. During the cruise you will sample
each beer while the representatives discuss their characteristics, production and taste
subtleties. Light appetizers will also be provided.
Members may opt to be transported on the Spirit of Oconee to Great Waters for dinner
after the Brews Cruise, with return service provided by the regularly scheduled pontoon
boat shuttle. Please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 to make your reservations.
JUNE/JULY 2015 • 19
PONTOON BOAT RENTAL RATES
$75.00 per hour, 2 hour min.
$300.00 – ½ Day, 5 hours
$500.00 – Full Day, 10 hours
Members receive a 20% discount on all rental rates. To reserve a boat at any
of the marinas, please call the Member Concierge at 706. 467.1111.
SPIRIT OF OCONEE
The Spirit of Oconee is available for captained dinners as well as cocktail and
sunset cruises. Sit along the top deck as your Captain navigates the beautiful
waters of Lake Oconee and enjoy the fabulous views, or go below deck for
climate controlled comfort. Member rates are $250 for the first hour and
$125 for each additional hour.
WINE
The Plantation and Lake Club marinas feature a selection of wine stocked for
member purchase by the bottle or case at a low member price.
ON-CALL BOAT SHUTTLE
The on-call boat shuttle is available daily from 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. from the
Plantation marina on the hour and from the Great Waters clubhouse docks at
half past the hour.
The boat will not run after 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 4
due to the fireworks display.
Lake Oconee Anglers
MONTHLY MEETING
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
THURSDAY, JULY 9
7:00 p.m.
Plantation Gazebo
MONTHLY TOURNAMENT
TUESDAY, JUNE 16
Lake Club – All Day
TUESDAY, JULY 14
Plantation - Half Day
First Safe Light
MARCH 19TH TOURNAMENT RESULTS
Our first tournament for 2015 was record setting
with a total of 78 keeper bass caught, weighing a
total of 167.62 lbs. Pictured on right is Angler
Col. Billy Gavan showing off his club record
breaking 7.71 lb. bass.
VAN SHUTTLE SERVICE
The van shuttle service for members at $35 per hour running and $20
per hour idle is available for all types of events, including dinner shuttles,
weddings, shopping trips, special events, etc. Take advantage of this
wonderful member service and schedule your next event with us.
YETI COOLERS & ACCESSORIES
The Lake Club and Plantation marinas have YETI coolers, apparel and
accessories in stock for your boating needs. YETI Coolers were created by
authentic outdoorsmen who leveraged their experiences afield to create
an extremely durable product that is great for hunting,
fishing, camping, boating, rafting, tailgating, paddling
or barbequing.
COSTA DEL MAR
The Plantation and Lake Club marinas have a variety of Costa del Mar
sunglasses, apparel and accessories available. We offer a wide variety of
frames and lenses to choose from. Built by hand, backed for life.
If you are interested in learning more about the Lake Oconee Anglers,
please contact one of our officers:
Ken Woodring- President 706.347.3800
Ric Crane- Vice President
706.623.1582
Dick Wuori- Treasurer 706.923.0176
Bill Boughner- Secretary 706.467.3423
If you would like to join the Anglers for fishing and fellowship, please contact Dick Wuori by
email at dickwuori1@aol.com or by phone at 706.923.0176.
Tennis
TENNIS PRO EXHIBITION
SUNDAY, JUNE 7
12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Lake Club Tennis Center
Complimentary
Expect to see some spectacular shots from the pro players on
the courts!
JULY 4TH ADULT ROUND ROBIN
SATURDAY, JULY 4
9:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Lake Club Tennis Center
Complimentary for members; $5.00 per guest of member
Our annual Adult Round Robin for all levels of players is a great
way for tennis enthusiasts to celebrate the Fourth. Make a
reservation by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.
TAILGATE TENNIS
FRIDAY, JUNE 19
“WORLD CUP”
FRIDAY, JULY 17
“PATRIOTIC PARENT/CHILD EVENT”
5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Lake Club Tennis Center
Complimentary
This is a “BYOB” format. Enjoy the tennis, bring your own drinks
and snacks, and have some fun.
MIXED DOUBLES & SINGLES CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIPS
FRIDAY, JUNE 26 – SUNDAY, JUNE 28
$15.00 per person, per event
Lake Club Tennis Center
The play will be both Saturday and Sunday throughout the
day with draw sizes determining possible play on Friday.
REYNOLDS PLANTATION GOLF &
TENNIS CHALLENGE RESULTS
FRIDAY, APRIL 3
Lake Club Tennis Center
The Landing Golf Course
A beautiful day on the tennis courts and golf
course made for wonderful competition in both
sports at an event which was rescheduled due
to rain the week before. The day started with six
rounds of tennis competition and finished with
nine holes of golf, with lunch at The Landing in
between. At the end of the day, Ed Coker came
out on top, with a battle for second place in a very
close field.
1st Place – Ed Coker; pictured top center
2nd Place – Chuck Rowland; pictured top left
3rd Place – Patty Fasmer; pictured top right
Save The Date
MEN’S, WOMEN’S & JUNIOR DOUBLES
Club Championships
Friday, August 7 – Sunday, August 9
$15.00 per person, per event
Lake Club Tennis Center
Play will be throughout the day, each day.
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP LUNCHEON
SUNDAY, AUGUST 9
Approx. 1:00 p.m., following last completed final
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SEASON OPENING ST. PATTY’S DAY TEAM TENNIS
KICK-OFF EVENT RESULTS
SATURDAY, MARCH 14
Lake Club Tennis Center
Congratulations to all the tennis players on the Australian Open (Pot O’ Gold)
team who emerged victorious over three other teams for the coveted Shamrock
Cup, a perpetual trophy listing all the players who will remain the champions for
the entire year. The championship team members are pictured below from left to
right: Tom Ducker, Dick Settles, Ed Coker, Cindy Coker, Jennifer Mercer (co-captain),
Fatima Fields, Duane Artz (co-captain), Cindy Jones, Randy Walker, Jane Walker,
and Ron Kalpak (not pictured).
ATLANTA PRO TENNIS TOUR EVENT
THURSDAY, JULY 30
1:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Atlantic Station*
Pricing will be finalized soon to include the following:
• Inner Circle level tickets with our tennis pros
• Seating in rows four through six (best viewing of the court & tour players)
• Access to the Courtside Club (special air-conditioned concession area)
*Transportation options may also be available.
Please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 for more details
and reservations.
WEEKLY ADULT CLINICS | JUNE & JULY
Lake Club Tennis Center
ADULT BEGINNERS
LEVEL 3.0 CLINICS
8:00 a.m. – New Summer
Start Time
$12.00 per person
10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
THURSDAYS
ADVANCED ADULT
CLINICS
LEVELS 3.5 & 4.0-4.5 FRIDAYS
1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
$18.00 per person
SATURDAYS
SUNDAYS
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
$12.00 per person
LEVEL 3.5 &
ABOVE CLINICS
SATURDAYS
9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
SUNDAYS
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
$12.00 per person
ALL LEVELS FREE CLINIC
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Complimentary
2 0 1 5
S U M M E R
JUNIOR TENNIS CAMP
TUESDAY – FRIDAY
JUNE 2 – AUGUST 7
Linger Longer Park Tennis Courts
Registration continues for our Summer Junior Tennis Camp.
Please make your reservation by calling the Member Concierge
at 706.467.1111. All of those involved in the camp will receive
$5.00 off our junior rate of $45.00 per hour on private lessons
during the time they are enrolled.
Wellness
SUMMER WELLNESS
LECTURE SERIES
Did you know that lifestyle choices contribute to the root
causes of an estimated 80% of chronic diseases, such as
heart disease, diabetes and cancer?
-World Health Organization
Pee Wees (ages 4-6)
Future Stars (ages 7-10)
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
$53.00 per camper, per week
We have partnered with Cardiology Care Clinics and My
Wellness AT to bring you this exciting summer series!
Focus will be on eye-hand
coordination, fun games and
an introduction to strokes.
Focus on balance, beginning
stroke production, skill games
and some play situations.
“LIFESTYLE MEDICINE-DIGITAL HEALTH”
THURSDAY, JULY 2
Each week’s session will include a Bring-A-Friend Day on Thursday and a Candy & Game
Day on Friday. Activities will be geared toward specific age ranges and ability levels, and all
children will be included. An additional $5.00 fee per week will be charged for sponsored
non-members. If children do not have a racket, one will be available for them to use at no
charge during the camps.
There’s an old saying, “You can’t manage what you
can’t measure.” Wearable health monitors, like FitBit
and Jawbone, are gaining widespread momentum as a
way to measure physical activity, sleep and heartbeats,
allowing people to interact with their personal
biometric health information. Join Dr. Nic Chronos,
cardiologist and leader in translational medicine,
as he updates you on recent innovations and how
technology can help us live smarter and better.
9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.
$45.00 per camper, per week Challengers (ages 11-14)
9:45 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
$65.00 per camper, per week
Focus on more stroke
production, balance, stroke
corrections and beginning
match play.
SPECIAL COMPETITIVE CAMPS
(AGES 11-18)
TUESDAY – FRIDAY
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
$77.00 per camper, per week
SPECIAL SUMMER CAMP EVENTS
These special events are for all campers who participate in any
week of camp, and include games and prizes for all who attend.
ALL CAMPERS PIZZA & CHALLENGE
Geared toward the more serious juniors who
are playing tournaments, leagues and teams.
Focus on improving match play, becoming your
own coach, strategy, playing under pressure
and advanced competition.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26
Week 1:
Week 2:
Week 3:
FRIDAY, JULY 24
June 9–12
June 30–July 3
July 7–10
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
$3.00 per camper
BACK TO SCHOOL BEAT THE
PRO & PIZZA CHALLENGE
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
$3.00 per camper
5:00 p.m.
Lake Club
“LIFESTYLE MEDICINE – JEOPARDY”
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5
5:00 p.m.
Lake Club
To a large degree, our society is in pursuit of health
and youth. Many entrepreneurs are leveraging this
opportunity by marketing products that require
no effort or lifestyle change by the consumer to
achieve a healthier and longer life. The results are
often questionable, disappointing and sometime
dangerous. Join Dr. Nic Chronos, cardiologist and
leader in translational medicine, Heather Chonos,
director of Lifestyle Medicine, and a dynamic team of
Lake Oconee clinicians for a fun Jeopardy-style game
formatted to help you differentiate between myth and
evidence-based medicine.
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T
he Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation is pleased to unveil a multi-million dollar
renovation of 15,000 square feet of meeting space, the resort’s 27,000 square foot Spa and an expansion of the outdoor pool deck. We hope you enjoy our new look.
Dining
BAR CHEF COCKTAIL CLASSES
EVERY THURSDAY
5:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Linger Longer Steakhouse
Join our bar chefs to participate in a fresh
cocktail class, focusing on hand crafting
cocktails using only the finest seasonal
ingredients. The bar chefs will create three
cocktails featuring our signature ingredient.
Participation is free of charge and reservations are not required.
FIVE FOR FIVE
4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Linger Longer Steakhouse
Bourbon & Food Tasting
EVERY SATURDAY
3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Georgia’s Bistro
$22.00 per person
Join us for a lesson on a Southern original, Bourbon! Our
resident Bourbon Expert will educate you on the origin,
history, process and flavor profile of bourbon. Chef Aaron
Baxendale will create a small southern tasting that will pair
perfectly. The class will also include samples. This unique
experience has limited availability, so please call 706.467.7059
for reservations.
Member discounts apply.
IN THE CELLAR WITH ROBERT
Chef Chris Heath has partnered with our bar
chefs to create a tapas-style menu available at
Linger Longer Bar. These menus will feature
five cocktail selections and five appetizers for $5 each.
5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Linger Longer Steakhouse
$20.00 per person
Member discounts do not apply.
“GERMANY – WINES OF GERMANY”
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 & JULY 15
“ITALY – WINES OF ITALY”
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 & JUNE 17
Join Robert Ardinger, Level 2 Sommelier and Linger Longer
Steakhouse manager, for a wine tasting on the second
and third Wednesday of every month. Robert will pour
five wines of different varietals and styles from the same
country or region. Paired with five cheeses, Robert will
explain the way that they blend and contrast. Please call
706.467.7059 for reservations.
Member discounts apply.
Enjoy two of our new Spa treatments:
SOUTHERN PICNIC
THURSDAY, JUNE 18
THURSDAY, JULY 16
Gaby’s by the Lake
Join Restaurant Manager, Jonathan Teague, and Head Chef, John Wentzel,
as they introduce a prix fixe menu inspired by a Southern picnic in the
summer! Every third Thursday of the month, the three course menu will
be offered for $35, or you can choose to have it paired with three of our
bar chef’s original cocktails for $50. Reservations are not required, so
bring the whole family to what is sure to be a summertime favorite! Creekside Body Cocoon
A soothing body exfoliation prepares the skin for
your choice of a mineral rich mud wrap or deeply
detoxifying algae wrap while the scalp is gently
massaged with a nourishing masque. Following a
refreshing shower, an application of moisturizer
completes this treatment.
50 minutes - $175; Enhance your experience further with
a tailor-made aromatherapy massage that will leave you
cleansed, revitalized and with an overall sense of well-being.
Add on: 25 minute massage $80; 50 minute massage $150
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT!
Join us on Friday and Saturday evenings for live entertainment in the Lobby Lounge. Spa
We invite you to experience our newly-renovated Spa featuring treatments
by ESPA, a new product line for the resort. ESPA products and treatments
are more personalized with the ability to tailor the treatment to match
your skin needs and personal preferences.
Members can enjoy extra relaxation in The Spa from Sunday-Thursday with a
25% savings on a full-price treatment with your member card.
Personalized Facial by ESPA
Beautiful skin begins with a personalized skincare
experience. This expert facial starts with a detailed
consultation and in-depth skin analysis using
SkinVision™ technology to identify skin conditions
not visible to the naked eye. Specifically tailored
to you, the treatment includes deep cleansing,
exfoliation, steam and gentle extraction where needed,
and a treatment-specific massage and masque. Finally,
skincare products including an intensive booster
serum are chosen to suit your individual needs to
achieve maximum results.
50 minutes - $155; 80 minutes - $215 includes an effective
firming and hydrating eye treatment to help reduce the
appearance of fine lines and relieve tension from eye-strain
and computer headaches.
JUNE/JULY 2015 • 25
M
Pictured L-R: Ryan Miller and Bryan Combs with Artisan Built, Lisa, Bob and Birdie
Thomaier, and Jennifer Binion and Zeb Grant with Binion and Grant
B ob and L isa T homaier
Following Their Hearts
Member Testimonial
26 • APRIL/MAY 2015
any residents at Reynolds Plantation were first attracted to the visual splendor of
the community – its beautiful golf courses, architecture and waterfront views. But as
bestselling author H. Jackson Brown, Jr. once wrote, “sometimes the heart sees what is
invisible to the eyes.”
Such was the case for Bob and Lisa Thomaier. “Sometimes in life you just know,” she recalls
from her first visit to Reynolds Plantation in 2004. “The charm and appeal of everything about
this place just spoke to me, and I knew right away that this was home.” Lisa was so captivated
that she nearly purchased a homesite that very day, phoning her then-fiancé Bob back home in
New Jersey, and telling him conclusively “this is the place.”
As it turned out, Reynolds Plantation was not a tough sell for him either. A passionate golfer,
Bob was already familiar with the community’s award-winning golf. “We were casually looking
for a place to eventually retire. Myrtle Beach had too much traffic and too many crowds and we
didn’t feel Arizona was a good fit, so when Lisa was in the area, I suggested that she swing by
Reynolds Plantation. A friend of mine actually was a resident at the time, and had always raved
about the place he called home.” The rest, as they say is history.
When the time came for the couple to select their ideal location to wed, they easily agreed on
The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, where they exchanged vows in April 2006. They also purchased their
first Reynolds Plantation homesite during the same visit. “It was wonderful to start our new
life together and our ‘Reynolds life’ at the same time,” says Lisa. Their real estate agent, Micki
Tanner, was even on hand for the wedding. “Micki had become a dear friend by that point, so of
course we wanted her at the ceremony to celebrate with us.”
Though their professional lives kept them in New Jersey – Bob a financial advisor and Lisa
a private banker – the newlyweds spent as much time in Georgia as possible in the years that
followed, and wasted no time integrating into the community they would one day call home.
Bob met dozens of members on the golf course, requesting to be paired with various groups as a
single player, and playing in club tournaments.
The couple also became regulars at the clubhouse restaurants, Gaby’s by the Lake, Linger
Longer Steakhouse and the Lake Club. Lisa still marvels at how easy it was to make friends. “The
people here are above and beyond special, like no other place. You meet one individual, they
instantly welcome you, invite you over to dinner, and it just snowballs from there. Now we have
more friends here than back home.”
Two homesites and nine years later, today Bob and Lisa are putting the final touches on
their newly-built home and preparing for their eventual full time move to Reynolds Plantation.
Overseeing construction of a home from several states away may seem daunting at first, but is an
everyday occurrence in a community that attracts half its new residents from outside of Georgia.
“Everyone with Reynolds has been great, and Ryan and Bryan are like family to us now,” says
Lisa, referring to their builders Ryan Miller and Bryan Combs. “We owe a great deal of thanks to
Artisan Built and Binion & Grant for making our dream home a reality.”
When Reynolds Plantation eventually becomes their primary home, Bob and Lisa are both
looking forward to more time on the golf course. Pressed to pick a favorite, he loves them all,
but particularly enjoys the National, while the Creek Club gets her vote. In addition, both enjoy
the outdoors and recreational activities. Lisa is also planning to become involved in some of
the community’s 30+ social clubs and organizations, and also foster her passion for animals
through volunteering at the humane society.
The humorist of the pair, Bob sums-up Reynolds Plantation in practical terms: “I tell people
that compared to the Northeast, life is so easy here, you feel like you’re cheating! There are no
potholes, no traffic, no snow piled-up, and you hardly have to leave the gates — it’s just perfect.”
Amused by her witty soulmate, Lisa summarizes in more poignant terms: “Reynolds
Plantation is Heaven on Earth to us – just a really, really special place.”
To read about the Thomaiers and view the full gallery of images, please visit www.reynoldsliving.com.
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Member Calendar | JUNE 2015
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7
Farm to Table - CC
Brunch – PL & TL
Family Style - PL
Wet & Wild Games – PL
Commons
Tennis Pro Exhibition - TC
8
Farm to Table - CC
Soup, Salad & Carvery - TL
Taste of Mexico - LC
Farm to Table - CC
Soup, Salad & Carvery - TL
Taste of Mexico – LC
Poolside Crafts – TL
LLLS – Rock House
2
9
Taste of Italy & Pasta - TL
Full Moon Cruise – PL &
LC Marinas
Taste of Italy & Pasta - TL
LLLS – Design Center
3
4
Prime Rib - PL
New Member Dinner Overlook at GW
Cocktail Classes at LLS
- Ritz
13Wine Pairing - CC
17
18
19
20
21 FATHER’S DAY
22Farm to Table - CC
23Taste of Italy & Pasta - TL 24Linger Longer Games – 25LLLS – Rock House
Farm to Table - CC
Brunch – PL & TL
Family Style - PL
Wet & Wild Games – PL
Commons
28 Farm to Table - CC
Brunch – PL & TL
Family Style - PL
Wet & Wild Games – PL
Commons
Tennis Club
Championships - TC
LLLS – Rock House
Soup, Salad & Carvery - TL
Taste of Mexico - LC
29
Farm to Table - CC
Soup, Salad & Carvery - TL
Taste of Mexico – LC
LLLS – Sandy Creek Barn
30
Taste of Italy & Pasta - TL
Match Play Begins
Garb Rig - TL
Morning Sports & Pool
Games – TL & LC
Bourbon & Food Tasting at
Georgia’s - Ritz
Wine Tasting on Spirit of
Oconee – PL Marina
12
Learn & Dine - PL
LLLS – Design Center
LLLS – LC
Cocktail Classes at LLS
– Ritz
Anglers Meeting – PL
Gazebo
16
Taste of Italy & Pasta - TL
Poolside Crafts - TL
Anglers Tournament - LC
6
11
Linger Longer Games –
PL Pool Gates
LLLS – Design Center
In the Cellar at LLS - Ritz
15
Culinary Creations - CC
Farm to Table - CC
Soup, Salad & Carvery - TL
Taste of Mexico – LC
Couples’ Twilight
Plantation Pizzas - PL
Patio Dancing – PL
Lobster Feast - TL
Friday Night Lights – PL
Commons
LATL Meeting - LC
10
14
Farm to Table - CC
Brunch – PL & TL
Family Style - PL
5
Boat Regatta – PL Pav
In the Cellar at LLS - Ritz
PL Pool Gates
Poolside Crafts - TL
LLLS – Rock House
Cocktail Classes at LLS
- Ritz
Southern Picnic at Gaby’s
- Ritz
Cocktail Classes at LLS
- Ritz
Plantation Pizzas - PL
Swim-In Movie – LL Park
Pool
Shooting & Dinner – Old
Hudson Plantation
Plantation Pizzas - PL
Lobster Feast - TL
Friday Night Lights – PL
Commons
Tailgate Tennis - TC
26Plantation Pizzas - PL
Chop House - PL
Sunset Paddle – LC Marina
Morning Sports & Pool
Games –TL & LC
Bourbon & FoodTasting at
Georgia’s - Ritz
Paddle Board Demo – LC
Morning Sports & Pool
Games – TL & LC
Bourbon & Food Tasting
at Georgia’s - Ritz
House - PL
27 Chop
Sunset Paddle – LC
Marina
Morning Sports & Pool
Games – TL & LC
Bourbon & Food Tasting
at Georgia’s - Ritz
Tennis Club
Championships - TC
Swim-In Movie – LL Park
Pool
Tennis Club
Championships - TC
For a full calendar & details
of all 2015 Summer Youth
Camps, please visit
www.reynoldsplantation.net.
For more information on Reynolds Plantation member, golf and tennis events, please call 706.467.1111 or visit www.reynoldsplantation.net. All dates subject to change.
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Farm to Table - CC
Brunch – PL & TL
Family Style – PL
Wet & Wild Games – PL
Commons
Farm to Table - CC
Soup, Salad & Carvery - TL
Taste of Mexico – LC
LLLS – GW Clubhouse
Farm to Table - CC
Brunch – PL & TL
Family Style - PL
20Farm to Table - CC
19Farm to Table - CC
Brunch – PL & TL
Family Style - PL
Wet & Wild Games – PL
Commons
Brunch – PL & TL
Family Style - PL
Farm to Table - CC
Soup, Salad & Carvery - TL
Taste of Mexico - LC
13
12
26Farm to Table - CC
6
Soup, Salad & Carvery - TL
Taste of Mexico – LC
Couples’ Twilight
Poolside Crafts - TL
27
Farm to Table - CC
Soup, Salad & Carvery - TL
Taste of Mexico - LC
7
Taste of Italy & Pasta - TL
14
Taste of Italy & Pasta - TL
Piano Bar - GW
Anglers Tournament - PL
8
BOA Applications for
2016
Men’s Club Meeting – LC
Linger Longer Games –
PL Pool Gates
LLLS – GW Clubhouse
In the Cellar at LLS - Ritz
15
Boat Regatta – PL Pav
In the Cellar at LLS - Ritz
21Taste of Italy & Pasta - TL 22Trivia Night - LC
Trivia Night - LC
28
Taste of Italy & Pasta - TL
Poolside Crafts - TL
LLLS - Rock House
Linger Longer Games –
PL Pool Gates
29
2
9
Prime Rib - PL
Poolside Crafts - TL
Cocktail Classes at LLS
- Ritz
Learn & Dine - PL
LLLS – Rock House
Cocktail Classes at LLS
– Ritz
Anglers Meeting – PL
Gazebo
16
LLLS – Rock House
Cocktail Classes at LLS
– Ritz
Southern Picnic at
Gaby’s - Ritz
23LLLS – Rock House
Cocktail Classes at LLS
- Ritz
30
Atlanta Pro Tennis Tour
Event – Atlantic Station
3 Plantation Pizzas – PL
Kids Pond Fishing –
Carolyn’s Pond
Swim-In Movie – LL Park
Pool
Ritz Fireworks on Spirit of
Oconee – LC Marina
– GW Lawn
4 Fireworks
Ind. Day Dinner – Overlook at GW
Ind. Day Golf Event
INDEPENDENCE dAY
1
10
Plantation Pizzas - PL
Lobster Feast - TL
Friday Night Lights – PL
Commons
Poolside Crafts - TL
17
Plantation Pizzas – PL
Swim-In Movie – LL Park
Pool
Tailgate Tennis - TC
Overlook at GW closed for
dinner service
24Plantation Pizzas - PL
Lobster Feast - TL
Friday Night Lights – PL
Commons
Bucky Dent - LOA
Morning Sports – TL
Rockets’Red Glare – PL Commons
Bourbon & Food Tasting at
Georgia’s - Ritz
Adult Round Robin - TC
CC open for dinner service; PL closed
for dinner service
Pairing - CC
11Wine
Chop House - PL
Sunset Paddle – LC Marina
Morning Sports & Pool Games
– TL & LC
Bourbon & Food Tasting at
Georgia’s - Ritz
Brews Cruise on Spirit of
Oconee – PL Marina
18Paddle Board Demo - LC
Morning Sports & Pool Games
– TL & LC
Bourbon & Food Tasting at
Georgia’s - Ritz
Overlook at GW closed for
dinner service
25Chop House - PL
Sunset Paddle – LC Marina
Morning Sports & Pool
Games – TL & LC
Bourbon & Food Tasting at
Georgia’s - Ritz
31
Plantation Pizzas - PL
Patio Dancing - GW
End of Summer Fling – TL
Pool
Full Moon Cruise – PL &
LC Marinas
For a full calendar & details
of all 2015 Summer Youth
Camps, please visit
www.reynoldsplantation.net.
For more information on Reynolds Plantation member, golf and tennis events, please call 706.467.1111 or visit www.reynoldsplantation.net. All dates subject to change.
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Member Calendar | JULY 2015
member news
Make a Difference
Join the 2016 Board of Advisors
Applications Accepted July 1 – August 1, 2015
Calling all members who:
• Want to get involved
• Are willing to make a commitment to enhance the Reynolds Plantation
lifestyle
• Are interested in soliciting member feedback
• Would like to participate in reaching a broader member demographic
The Board of Advisors (BOA), composed of 13 members, represents a
cross-section of property owners. It meets every other month, and acts in
an advisory capacity by providing input to Reynolds Plantation management
about policies and programs. The BOA is one of the primary communications
links between the company and its members. Committees of the Board are
as follows:
• Events Committee
• Golf Committee
• Green Committee
• Food & Beverage Committee
• Reynolds Plantation Owners Association (RPOA) Committee
• Tennis and Recreation Committee
• Members At Large
Applications and committee-specific qualifications are available on the BOA
page at www.reynoldsplantation.net. If you have any questions, please don’t
hesitate to contact any current BOA member.
2015 Board of Advisors
NEW MEMBER DINNER
THURSDAY, JUNE 4
6:30 p.m. – 7:15 p.m. Cocktails
7:30 p.m. Buffet Dinner
The Overlook at Great Waters
$24.95++ per person; limited to 40 attendees
This dinner is hosted by the membership office to welcome
new members who have recently joined the Club or have
moved into our community within the last six months.
Complimentary beer and wine will be provided; liquor will be
an additional charge.
Please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 to make a
reservation by Tuesday, June 2.
REYNOLDS PLANTATION MEN’S CLUB
LADIES AT THE LANDING
5:30 p.m. Cocktails & Conversation
6:30 p.m. Dinner & Program
Lake Club Ballroom
10:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
The Landing Lake Room
$13.00++ per person
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1
Join the Men’s Club as they welcome recently named 2014
NFL Coach of the Year and Head Coach for the Arizona
Cardinals, Bruce Arians.
FRIDAY, JUNE 5
“Summer Social & Luncheon”
Join the Ladies at The Landing Board as they host the final
meeting and kick off the summer season. Meetings will
resume in October 2015.
Reservations can be made by calling the Member Concierge by
noon of the Tuesday before the meeting at 706.467.1111.
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100 Linger Longer Road
Greensboro, Georgia 30642
General Phone: 706.467.3151
Member Toll-Free: 800.322.1665
Reservation Line: 706.467.1111
www.ReynoldsPlantation.net
Coming Soon
Tennis Doubles Club Championship
Piano Bar
Cooking Demonstration
Chefs Market
Couples’ Twilight at Oconee
Tailgate Tennis
Kids Night Out
Bingo
Full Moon Cruise
Creek Club 9 & Dine
Labor Day Jr. Tennis Clinics
Infinity Summer Night
Labor Day Tennis Round Robin
Labor Day Couples’ Event “The Summer Send Off”
Piano Bar
Wine Tasting Cruise
Cooking Demonstration
Tennis Pro Exhibition
www.ReynoldsPlantation.com
September 16
September 20-21
September 25
September 25-27
September 26
September 28
Plantation Ladies Club
Senior Club Championship
Tailgate Tennis
Club Championship
Kids Night Out
Full Moon Cruise
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