July 2013
Greetings again
from the 2013 PGA
Championship
PGA
planning team!
We are now just over
a month away from Championship week
and couldn’t be more excited for the world of
sports to turn their attention to Oak Hill.
With the Championship fast approaching and
construction beginning, a “Member Survival
Guide” will be mailed to you soon.
In June we experienced two milestone
events leading up to the Championship.
Rory
teeing off
as Craig
Harmon
and Ted
Bishop
look on.
Photos by
the PGA
Media Day – June 3, 2013
2012 PGA Champion Rory McIlroy paid a visit
to Rochester and Oak Hill on Monday, June 3.
Rory started the day playing the East Course
where he finished 3 under par. Rory played
with PGA of America President Ted Bishop,
CBS Executive Direct Rob Correa and got a
few tips playing alongside Oak Hill golf professional, Craig Harmon. Over 100 members
of media outlets played on the East Course in
the morning as well. Lunch followed and then
a press conference, mediated by PGA of America’s Julius Mason, drew local and national
media outlets as well as many important dignitaries and PGA Officials. In a very poised
demeanor, Rory answered questions regarding
his current play, his experiences growing up,
his thoughts on the upcoming Championship
in August as well as some interesting personal
questions such as his favorite movie which he
said is Anchor Man (no, he isn’t kidding!).
Throughout the day, Rolling Stone artist
Philip Burke painted Rory on one of the golf
balls for our Golf Balls on Parade community
initiative. As Rory left the press conference, he
stopped to take a photo and sign ‘his’ golf ball.
Rory’s last stop of the day was to the
Rochester Museum and Science Center for
the Grand Opening of the PGA Championship
History Exhibit. Rory and PGA of America
President Ted Bishop unveiled Rory’s piece of
history, the most recent addition to the exhibit.
Rory got to see his shadow box, which included
the shirt and belt he wore on Championship
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Full house in the ballroom and above for the Media
Day Press Conference.
Rory signing his golf ball.
Craig’s Corner
by Craig Harmon,
Golf Professional
A DAY WITH RORY What a wonderful experience I had with this
young man. He couldn’t have been
more of a gentleman, with great
respect for Oak Hill and the type
of course it is. He shot an easy
67. Drove the ball over 300 yards
all the time and showed how easy
Oak Hill could play in the PGA
if you are driving the ball well.
He hit 9 iron or wedge into half
the holes! It will be fun to follow
him next month during the PGA
Championship.
HOLE IN ONE UPDATE We
have had a little action since the
June update. Rob Turner on #6
East, Steve Sercu on #4 West,
Chris Junker on #17 West were the
latest. Congrats to all!
HOT ROUNDS Many, many hot
rounds so far this season. Trevor
Sluman 65, Matt Weins 68 on the
East course were the highlighted
ones. Best of the West, gross, Tom
Blank 66, Matt Weins, Darren
Ressler, Carter Lucas, John
Schantz, Jr. 69. Low net, Dr. Balaji
64, Ed Larkin and John Kraus 65
twice. East Course low nets, Chuck
Ryan 67. Not a lot of low nets on
the East. I wonder why?????
ENJOY BOTH COURSES
WHILE YOU CAN, ESPECIALLY THE EAST This is the month
to play the East under tournament
conditions with the rough being so
high. You will get a feel and appreciate how difficult Oak Hill is with
high rough and how great the players are who can easily hit out of
this rough.
Member
Changes
New
Members:
Daniel E. Edwards, (Margaret),
Senior, Children: Catherine,
D
avid
Brian Muench, Junior
Richard Dougherty, (Alecia),
Junior
Dr. Dustin M. Riccio, (Julie),
Senior, Children: Tomas, Massimo
Alan P. Roides, (Kirstin), Senior
Mark T. Allen, (Leslie), Senior,
Children: Tyler, Avery, James
Brian T. Morton, Junior
Paul F. Malgee, (Patricia), Senior
Mark A. Edlin, Senior, Children:
Amanda, Rex
Mark S. Peterson, (Kathleen),
Senior, Children: Shannon,
Megan, Erinn, LiAnn
Transfers:
John D. Holtz, Senior to 25-Year
S
enior
Manager’s
Minute
by Dan Farrell
Happy July 4th!
We are counting down to the start
of the 95th PGA Championship
which will be here in 36 days! The
Club could not look any better as
we prepare for the eyes of the
GOLFING WORLD to thrust upon
Oak Hill Country Club. The PGA
team has shared a great stat - there
will be approximately 500 million
viewers watching our Club during
Championship week. What a great
honor it is to be the host site of a
major golf event. Please have fun
and enjoy the week as we make golf
history!
Member communication will
be a priority during July with the
goal of keeping you informed of day
to day operations. Our website and
mobile application will be the main
tool used for member communication. You will be sent emails alerting you of things to know as we
move forward with the staging of
the Championship. Look forward to
receiving the PGA Member Survival Guide coming in July.
Parking will be the most important item for us to communicate
to ensure your safety and convenience. Parking locations will be
determined as traffic, staging and
demand change daily. There will
be security at the main gate, whose
goal is to assist and give you direction to the proper member parking location. Shuttle service will be
provided to aid in your safety and
security.
The Reception team at the front
desk, led by Lisa Kennelley and
Jessica Lenz will be the main point
of contact should you have questions
regarding club needs during July
prior to the Championship. During
Championship week we will be providing Concierge services to assist
our members. We will do our best to
make your Championship as enjoyable as possible.
Lastly, it has been a truly
remarkable journey being involved
in planning this PGA Championship. Many hands have made this
event possible. Thank you to all for
your tremendous effort which will
further develop our Club’s tradition
in golf history.
Enjoy the Championship,
Dan
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Resignation:
Mrs. Warren T. Heard, (Suzanne), Non-Resident
In Memory of
Dr. James T. Adams
William K. Fay
July Summertini
We hope you can join us 5:30-8 p.m.
on Friday, July 26 for our
“Last Big Bash before the PGA”
Summertini event.
Enjoy a beer blast blowout,
hors d’oeuvres and
live entertainment.
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Sunday at Kiawah Island, as well as walk
through the exhibit and remember all of the
past champions who have hoisted the Wanamaker Trophy.
Rory’s father, Gerry McIlroy and his caddie, JP Fitzgerald happily accompanied him
the whole day. There was a great atmosphere
and the PGA of America and their working
partners made sure those in attendance knew
how excited they are to welcome fans around
the world to Oak Hill Country Club, the town
of Pittsford, the city of Rochester, the county of
Monroe and the great state of New York come
August 5, 2013!
Rory examines his shadowbox at the RMSC
PGA Championship History Exhibit.
Habitat Build Ground Breaking –
June 4, 2013
If Media Day wasn’t exciting enough, the
very next day we broke ground for the PGA
of America Spouses and the PGA Tour Wives
Association Habitat Build in Rochester. The
PGA of America Spouses and the PGA Tour
Wives Association came together earlier in the
year to organize this philanthropic endeavor.
Flower City Habitat for Humanity and these
two organizations have joined to build a house
in Rochester’s JOSANA neighborhood.
PGA of America President Ted Bishop and
his wife Cindy helped to break ground along
with Club President Ron Pluta and his wife
Mary along with me and my wife, Kim.
The family chosen was beyond thrilled for
their future home. The family will dedicate
450 hours of labor, half towards their own
home and the other half to another Habitat for
Humanity project. Most of the work done on
the home will take place around the Championship with the dedication coming
on Wednesday, August 7.
Mary Pluta examining the foundation of the
home during the Habitat Build ground breaking.
Important Dates
June 14 – The practice range will not open until
9 a.m. / limited distance shots only
Habitat Build Ground Breaking, (l-r), Ron Pluta, Mary
Pluta, Marty Glavin, Kim Glavin and Ted Bishop.
July 16 – Pool closes for the season
June 17 – Full closure of the practice range
July 22 thru August 16 – East Course closed to
all play
Golf Lottery
As many clubs are having golf outings during the week
of the PGA, tee times are severely limited. Many clubs
have generously offered reciprocal tee times to our members. Due to the limitations, we have decided to have a
lottery to distribute the limited tee times that are available to us. This will be a blind draw for tee times on
Monday, July 22, 2013. We will have nine boxes in the Pro Shop lobby
corresponding to the 16 days we have been given
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August 1 thru August 16 –
West Course closed to all play
Clubhouse, Dinning and Locker Room
facilities closed
Golf Shop closed
Workout facilities closed
Tennis and Paddle facilities closed
Bowling center closed
Marty Glavin,
2013 PGA Championship General Chair
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reciprocals. They will be near the
handicap scoring terminal - one for
each day we have been granted
reciprocals. There will be Golf
Reciprocal Requests Sheets available starting Monday, July 1, 2013,
that you will fill out your foursomes names, circle your preference as to AM or PM and drop
in the day you would like to play. Please only put one slip per foursome for the day you desire to play.
• All requests must be dropped
into the boxes by the end of the day
on Sunday, July 21, 2013.
• On Monday, July 22, we will
have the lottery at 10 a.m. and
begin drawing the spots and
assigning them to the clubs who
have offered us reciprocals in
alphabetical order, i.e.: Brook Lea
Country Club, then Cobblestone,
then Country Club of Rochester,
etc.
• Please check the lottery by
Wednesday, July 24 at 10 a.m. If
you do not want the time or the
course that has been chosen, let
the Golf Shop know and we will let
the Club know you are not coming.
• If you fail to show up for a tee
time that was not cancelled by
Wednesday, July 24, you will be
billed $125.00 per player and we
will dispense that back to the Club
you were assigned to play.
• Final lottery assignments will be
posted on the Club website.
Summer Sizzler
“Luau Party”
4th of July Picnic
Happy Independence Day!
Celebrate with friends and family
at Oak Hill with a day filled with
entertainment and delicious BBQ.
Celebration festivities will
begin at the pool (members only)
starting at 2 p.m. followed by a
picnic dinner (members and guests)
from 4-7 p.m. on the South Lawn.
Special entertainment (4:30 - 6:30
p.m.) to include bounce houses,
dunk tank, face painting, clown
and a special demonstration from
our golf professionals.
$19.95+ Adults / $13.95+ Children
/ Children Under 4 Free
Are You Getting Your
Cars Ready?
The Second Annual “Classics at
the Hill” Automobile Show will
take place this year on Sunday,
September 15.
If it rains that day, it will move
to Sunday, September 22.
The Summer Sizzler is on Saturday, July 6! Oak Hill’s largest and
craziest summer party of the year
will be filled with entertainment,
live music, fireworks, amazing food
and so much more! Starting at
6:30 p.m. with no end in sight.
Please call 586-1660 to make
your reservation.
Attention
Senior Members
Do you need to update your
gallery photo?
The photographer will be at
the Club on Tuesday, July 9, 2013
from Noon - 2 p.m. to take portraits for our Senior Member photo
gallery. If you need to update your
photo, plan to stop by that day.
WAOH
WAOH Acorn Award
IMPORTANT: SEVERE WEATHER WARNING!
Oak Hill’s severe weather warning detection system is set at a 10 mile
radius. This is the recommended distance established by the National
Lightning Safety Institute and several meteorologists in the Rochester
area. You should also be aware of a phenomenon called “blue sky lightning”. It’s well documented and essentially advises that even though the
weather in the immediate area may appear clear, lightning 10 or more
miles away can strike the area. So don’t let the visible appearance of
favorable weather fool you.
Finally, even though a thunderstorm may appear to have passed, it’s
not uncommon for trailing lightning strikes to hit the area. So it’s important to wait for the all clear horn to sound before resuming play. The all
clear horn will sound 10 minutes after the last lightning strike has
cleared the 10 mile radius. Adherence to the severe weather warnings is
critical to the safety of you, your guests and the children that are present
on Oak Hill’s property at any point in time. We must insist on your cooperation. Thank you.
Brad McAreavy, Golf Chairman
Oak Hill Country Club
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The “Acorn Award” recognizes a
very special woman, who is a longstanding WAOH member and has
consistently gone above and beyond
in her commitment to Oak Hill.
If you have someone you would
like to nominate, please complete
a nomination form which you can
obtain at the main reception desk,
from the WAOH tab on the Oak
Hill website, or e-mail your nomination to the WAOH Members-atLarge, Patty Davis (prdavis61@
gmail.com) and Judy Beltz (judy.
[email protected]).
The deadline for nominations
is September 1, 2013. If a recipient
is decided upon, we will announce
her name and honor her at the
Annual Meeting in September.
WAOH
9-Hole News
Our Member/Member Tournament will be on July 24. Please
sign up on the bulletin board in
ladies’ locker room.
The Guest Day is rescheduled
for September 4. The original
sign-up sheet is on the bulletin
board. Please consider signing up
if you did not get to do so initially,
we would love for you to join us. If
you still intend to play and bring
your guest/s, you’re all set!
Thanks so much to Catherine
Glenning and Amy Thomas, our
chairs for this great event, for
doing double the work!
Chris Koltoff, MaryAnn
McAlpin, Chair and Co-Chair
18-Hole
May Guest Day
Unfortunately, the May Guest Day
had to be canceled due to heavy
rains throughout the night and
into the morning. Judy Wood, Chair
WAOH 18-Hole and 9-Hole
Member/Member
Tournament
Note: These two events will occur
on the same day but are not a combined event.
Come out and play in the 2nd
Annual Oak Hill Ladies’
Member/Member Tournament!
When: Wednesday, July 24
Where: Oak Hill West Course
Format:Best Ball of Two-member
team 100% HC
Due to the EAST closing for the
PGA there will be tee times based
on the number of participants. Tee
times: TBD based on the numbers
for each group.
Grab a partner and sign up in
the ladies’ locker room beginning
June 15.
Questions: Email Jennie Ryan,
[email protected]
Attention All Golfers!
Why is it so important that you post your scores?
In order for the handicap system to provide fair play among players with
potentially wide varying handicaps, it is important that EVERYONE follow the same rules outlined by the USGA, RDGA and local courses. This
includes posting all scores whether casual, sweeps or tournament golfing.
In order to comply with these requirements, the Handicap Co-Chairs
will perform “random Reviews” for those who maintain handicaps. These
reviews are NOT biased towards any individual golfer but are, in fact,
used for ensuring that golfers follow the same guidelines for posting
scores. Random reviews point out errors in how and when scores are
posted. If an error has been identified with your posting, you will be
notified.
Just as golfers make mistakes posting scores, the reviewers too can
make mistakes reviewing scores. If you believe that there was an error
made, please inform one of the Co-Chairs. Please remember that the goal
is to provide for fair play among players and the best way to accomplish
this is with an accurate record of the individual scores.
If you have any questions about this ruling or, about how and when
to post scores, please do not hesitate to contact either one of us.
We will be publishing each month in the Quercus reminders and tips
on posting. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Sincerely, Carol Mossien and Janet Derleth,
WAOH Handicap Co-Chairs
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SAVE THE DATE!!
Heads up 18-Holers for our
September 4 Guest Day, “The
Oak Hill Classic”. Shotgun at
8:30 a.m. followed by lunch! You
can bring 1-3 guests. A sign up
sheet will be in the ladies’ locker
room soon! If you have any questions,
please contact Carol Mossien or
Gayle DeRycke, Co-Chairs.
Oak Hill Women’s
Charity Event
Just a reminder to all the ladies of
Oak Hill, the 2nd Annual Oak Hill
Women’s Charity Event is scheduled for Wednesday, July 17.
This is a fun 9-hole event for
all the WAOH members. The chosen charity is Alternatives for
Battered Women. There is a signup sheet on a poster in the ladies’
locker room for golf and lunch or
lunch only.
All golf groups will be intermingled for the 9-hole (9 a.m. shotgun) event on the West course with
lunch and raffles to follow at noon.
Raffle tickets may be purchased
before the golf event and before the
luncheon.
We invite all Oak Hill ladies…
Putters, 9-holers, 18-holers, TNG
gals, tennis players, paddle players, bridge player, bowlers, MaiJong players…all are welcome and
encouraged to come out and have
fun. Join us in supporting this worthy cause.
You may drop donated items
into the large boxes in the ladies’
locker room.
Donations requested include:
Flip flops (all sizes for women
and children)
Baby wash or lotion (full size)
Robes (all sizes for women)
NEW Underwear and socks
(all sizes for women and children)
First Aid Supplies
If you cannot participate in the
golfing event, please plan to join us
for the luncheon by making reservations at the front desk.
Peg Merkley, Betsy Edwards,
C
hairs
WAOH
A Morning at
MACKENZIE-CHILDS
Please join the WAOH Home & Garden Club
for a very exciting tour of the famous
Mackenzie – Childs Victorian farmhouse…
When: ~ Monday, July 29th ~
9-Hole Harvest
Tournament
This year’s Harvest Tournament will be September 11.
More information, including a
sign-up sheet, will be on our bulletin board following the PGA
Tournament.
Come on out and join us for our
grand finale.
Questions? Contact Jane Dever
at [email protected].
Additional Info:
We will meet in a location TBD* at 7:00 a.m. and be transported in luxury to Aurora, NY while enjoying a light breakfast. Upon arriving we will watch a behind the scenes video
on how the beautiful pieces are created followed by a guided
tour of the grounds before they open to the public. We will
then have the opportunity to shop and be treated to a lunch
on the patio of the farmhouse.
We will arrive back at OHCC at approx. 1:30 p.m.
Call the FRONT DESK by 7/24 to reserve your spot 586-1660.
$20 per person
*Due to PGA we will have to notify all attendees
on a location to park, closer to the date.
Sports and
Fitness
by Bill Brackmann
Fitness:
Fitness CAN be FUN! Really! All
kidding aside. You have so many
Oak Hill options available to you
that are truly FUN, you’re running
out of excuses. Just look at this
line-up and then…just come to the
Club and see for yourself!
Sunrise Yoga at Poolside: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 8 a.m. Bask in the luxury of a
beautiful morning and start your
day out relaxed and refreshed.
Aqua-Exercise Classes: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 8:30 a.m. Just plain fun in the
water and…by the way, you’ll be
exercising!
Golf Conditioning: If you’ve
never treated yourself to having a
Personal Trainer design and implement a fitness program tailored to
improving your game….then you
are really missing out. Can you
even imagine any tour pro NOT
having a trainer to assure they
stay on top of their game? Just call
extension 388 for details.
Yoga for Men Only! Mondays at
5 p.m. Pure FUN. Just ask all
the regulars how much fun they
have while treating themselves to
the benefits of Yoga. Again…relax
AND refresh…it just feels good!
Fusion Class: Mondays, Thursdays at 8 a.m. and Saturdays at 9
a.m. If uniqueness adds to the fun,
then this class, taught by Christopher Morrison is perfect for you.
Gentle Yoga: Never tried Yoga or
even exercising? Eva Kane understands that making you feel comfortable and helping you over your
reluctance is what it’s all about.
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WAOH Closing Dinner
Mark your calendars, Tuesday,
September 24 is the WAOH closing
dinner.
Please join us for a Parisian
themed dinner. As the exciting
whirlwind summer from the
PGA simmers, please join
friends to say Au Revoir to
summer and Bonjour to fall! Your Social Committee,
Betty Dipasquale
and Tami Wilmot
Tennis Conditioning: Anytime
convenient for you! Now go back
and re-read the Golf Conditioning
part and insert tennis for the word
golf and you’ll know what we mean.
Fitness is an indispensable aspect
of every tennis players’ game not
only for performance but also injury prevention. Stop in or call the
Fitness Center at extension 388.
Cardio Tennis: Fun and exercise
on the courts with our Pro, Jude
Kinasewitz. See details in the Tennis section elsewhere in this issue.
Boot Camps! No Sergeant Hulka
here… not what you might imagine. Just fun trying some more
advanced and intense workouts
guided by Steve Matthews or
Sarah Morgan in a small group.
Half hour if you are pressed for
time or an hour if you can handle
it. Don’t let the name fool you.
Modern “Boot Camp” fitness classes are one of the most popular
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available. Put together your foursome (or twosome, threesome…)
and contact the fitness center to
arrange a time with your choice of
“Drill Instructor”.
Adult Swim/Lap Lessons: Have
one of our certified instructors
show you how to make the most of
lap swimming. Brush up on your
strokes or learn a new one, but
come on out and use the pool as
part of your fitness routine. Call
Ryan Nickason, Pool Director for
details. Extension 344.
So what are you really waiting for? Inside, outside, private or
group, we’ve got what you need to
enjoy your fitness and discover a
different side to “socializing” at
Oak Hill.
Pool
Private Swim Lessons: Any age
or abilities…our instructors can
help you get more out of your time
in the water. Speak with Ryan
Nickason in the Pool Office for
details and to arrange your lesson
times.
NEW THIS YEAR! Mommy &
Me Swim Classes for new moms
and their infants. Start your new
ones off early getting accustomed
to the water under the gentle guidance of one of our instructors. Call
Ryan Nickason, Pool Director for
details. 586-1660, ext. 344
2013 Movie Night:
Sunday, July 14 – Do NOT miss
this very special Movie night and
final day for the Oak Hill Pool for
2013. Carnival-like festivities and
special food and beverages will
assure all will have a great time!
Reciprocal arrangements have
been made at many area clubs for
Oak Hill members to continue to
enjoy the summer. Thus far the
following clubs have agreed to welcome our members to their pools
after July 14.
Please be sure to ALWAYS call
the club ahead of your visit to avoid
overcrowding any one pool.
group clinic featuring drills to give
players of all levels an ultimate,
high energy workout. Designed
for fun and fitness, Cardio Tennis is an upbeat program that is
geared towards staying or getting in shape. This clinic does not
focus on stroke development, but
on footwork, muscle development,
and cardiovascular stamina. Cardio Tennis is a high intensity clinic
Upcoming
that caters to all levels of play from
Exciting Pool Events:
the beginner to the advanced playSunrise YOGA Classes at 8 a.m., er. If you are worried about keeping up, don’t be. All players are
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays
welcome to catch their breath or
Special Games for the kids at the get water at any point in time durpool, Tuesdays, 3 p.m.
ing the program and can join back
in whenever they are refreshed. We
Arts, Crafts & More for kids at
are offering Cardio Tennis Clinics
the pool. Thursdays, 3 p.m.
at Oak Hill Mondays and ThursKids Cooking Class at the Pool
days 9:30-10:30 a.m., and Tuesdays
evenings from 6-7 p.m. Come out
Family Glow Golf Contest
and join the fun!
Aqua-Exercise Class at 8:30 a.m.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Country Club of Rochester –
An Oak Hill Lifeguard will be
on duty at CCR so our
members encounter a familiar
face at CCR.
Irondequoit Country Club
The Genesee Valley Club
Locust Hill Country Club
Monroe Country Club
The 2013 Pool Committee is chaired
by Tara Minor. Her committee consists of Terry Skinner and Ellen
Giusto. At any time during the pool
season, we value your input so feel
free to either talk with one of these
people to express your compliments,
ideas or concerns, or contact either
the Pool Director Ryan Nickason or
Sports Manager Bill Brackmann.
Have a wonderful summer and
pool season!
Tennis
School is out and junior tennis is in
full swing! Clinics are offered for
all ages and levels.
Please contact the Tennis Shop
so your kids can get in on the fun!
Please note that Junior tennis
clinics and camps will be offered
throughout the weeks of the PGA
Tournament at the Country Club of
Rochester (7/29-8/9).
The tennis courts at Oak
Hill will be open until July 28,
and will re-open following the
PGA Championships on Monday, August 12. Courts will be
available for social play at reciprocal clubs in the area.
Get Fit • Have Fun • Feel Great
If you haven’t heard by now, Cardio Tennis is an invigorating
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Please Note the July
Tennis Happenings:
Junior Program: Clinics for all
ages and levels, all of July
Cardio Tennis: Mondays and
Thursdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Ladies’ Team Practice: Tuesdays, 9:30-11 a.m.
Tennis Essentials Clinic, (for
those new to the game, or newly
interested in getting back into the
game): Tuesdays, 11 a.m.
Ten-Fit, (Cardio Fitness Class):
Tuesdays, 6-7 p.m.
Ladies’ Round Robin: Thursdays, 10:30 a.m.
Special Events:
Parent/Child Round Robin
Thursday, July 18 Adult Tennis Social
Friday, July 19
Men’s Night Tennis
Thursday, July 25
There are many other tennis programs available, too many to list
here.
Please call 586-1660, ext. 351
for details.
Our Tennis Shop is available
for all your needs.
Oak Room Hours:
Grill Lunch:
Breakfast: Tues. – Fri., 7 – 9 a.m. Mon. – Sun., 11:30 – 2:30 p.m.
Dinner:
Tues. – Thur., 6 – 9 p.m.
Fri. and Sat., 6 – 10 p.m.
Sun. and Mon., Closed
Grill Dinner:
Tues. Thurs., Sat., 5:30 – 9 p.m.
Wed. and Fri., 5:30 – 9:30 p.m.
Sun., 5 – 8 p.m.
Mon., Closed
POOL
TENNIS
Sunrise Yoga at Poolside
Tues., Thurs. and Sat., 8 a.m.
Aqua Exercise Classes
Mon., Wed. and Fri., 8:30 a.m.
Cardio Tennis, Mon., and Thurs., 9:30 a.m.
Ladies’ Team Practice, Tues., 9:30 a.m.
Tennis Essentials Clinic, Tues., 11 a.m.
Ten-Fit, Tues., 6 p.m.
Ladies’ Round Robin, Thurs., 10:30 a.m.
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Deadline for articles,
the 5th of the month before publication.
July 2013
Sunday
Monday
Happy 1
th of
July!
4
7
Corporate
Golf Outing
Tuesday
2
Junior
Tournament,
Wednesday
3
Meatloaf
Thursday
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4
East Pencil Tyne
Aerification
9
Senior Member
Portraits
10
TNG Lobster Night
Men’s
Invitational
Stag
11
6
Holiday Rules
Pool Closed
for Season
Meatloaf
16
17
Short Game Practice
Area & Putting
Greens Closed
WAOH
Charity
Event
Men’s
Invitational
12
Pool Arts &
Crafts, 3 pm
Summer
Sizzler
Prime Rib
Night
Men’s
Invitational
13
18
Parent/Child
Tennis Round
Robin
19
Adult Tennis
Social
Men’s
Invitational
Prime Rib
Night
Fish Fry
Duplicate
Bridge
Pool Games, 3 pm
15
Fish Fry
Saturday
Pool Games, 3 pm
8
Movie Night
at the Pool
5
Holiday Rules
Junior Tournament,
14
4th of July
Picnic
Friday
20
Prime Rib
Night
Fish Fry
Meatloaf
July 15 - 21: East Course No Guests / No Carts / Walking Caddie Only
21
22
23
24
WAOH
Member/
Member
Meatloaf
25
Men’s Night
Tennis
26
Summertini
Rib
27 Prime
Night
Fish Fry
Duplicate
Bridge
July 22 - 31: East Course Closed
28
Last day for
guests on the
West Course
29
Tennis
Courts Closed
through PGA
WAOH MackenzieChilds Event
30
31
Meatloaf
Christopher’s Fusion
Class
Mondays and Thursdays,
8 a.m.
Saturdays, 9 a.m.
Yoga Class with Eva
Yoga for Men: Mondays, 5 p.m.
Active Co-ed Yoga:
Wednesdays, 8:30 a.m.
Gentle Yoga:
Wednesdays, 9:40 a.m.