J U N E 2 0 1 5 VO L U M E X N U M B E R 5
2015 MEMBER-MEMBER GOES EXTRA HOLES!
After two warm days of strenuous competition, handicap calculation, and the occasional hydration, the MemberMember came to a close on Saturday with the coolest and calmest of shots on the 17th hole. Playing tough throughout the playoffs, Carter Devol hit the shot of the tournament when it mattered most, sticking his tee shot on the
17th to about 5 feet. With the team of Dave Antoniuk and Bill Green hot on their heels, Carter Devol and Jason
Henson were able to finish the tournament and take home the victory after that stellar shot. The competition was
strong throughout the round robin format and playoffs. Congrats to all the winners! And thanks to everyone who
participated in the Member-Member, making it the marquee event of the year once again!
OVERALL PLAYOFF RESULTS
OVERALL RUNNER UPS
FLIGHT 3
Bill Green & Dave Antoniuk
OVERALL CHAMPIONS
FLIGHT 5
Carter Devol & Jason Henson
FLIGHT WINNERS
FLIGHT 1: JB Broms & Kurt Meyers
30.5pts
FLIGHT 2: Scott Craig & Kevin Snakard
29pts
FLIGHT 4: Chris Caba & Jim DiGuiseppe
32.5pts
FLIGHT 6: Nick Carras & Bill Pierce
32pts
FLIGHT 7: Chris Chipman & Mike DellaDonna 30pts
FLIGHT 8: Bryan Dempsey & John Harper
29.5pts
FLIGHT 9: Dan Rehrer & Paul Weiss
32.5pts
FLIGHT 10: Pat Cyr & Stephen Eisenhart
31pts
Cash prizes for
2 best riders!
JUNE 2015
THE PRESERVE
PA G E 2
Seafood on the Grill
SPECIALS
meet n’ greet
happy hour
SATURDAY
JUNE 13
th
Lobster & Shrimp Specials
right off the grill!
friday, june 5
TH
Plus, Clams & Crab Legs
LIVE MUSIC & GRILLED APPetizers
starting
at
6pm
2015 Event Schedule
Friday, June 5th
Saturday, June 13th
Thursday, June 18th
Sunday, June 21st
Thursday, June 25th
Friday, June 26th
Saturday, July 4th
New Member Meet n’ Greet
Seafood Grill Night
Summer Wine Dinner
Father’s Day Dinner
Ladies Happy Hour
Mechanical Bull Happy Hour
Independence Day Pool Party
Wednesday, July 22nd
Family Carnival Night
Friday, August 28th
End of Summer Jam
Saturday, July 25th
Mother Daughter Tea Party
Friday, September 11th
Ladies Happy Hour
Friday, October 2nd
Oktoberfest
Saturday, September 26th
Sunday, October 18th
Thursday, November 5th
Friday, November 13th
Friday, November 20th
Wednesday, November 25th
Wednesday, December 2nd
Family Bonfire on the Range
Fall Fest
Winter Wine Dinner
Ladies Happy Hour
Mother Son Dinner
Thanksgiving Eve Karaoke
Men’s Shopping Night
Thursday, December 3rd
Ladies Shopping Night
Wednesday, December 23rd
Holiday Happy Hour
Sunday, December 13th & 20th Breakfast with Santa
Friday, December 31st
New Year’s Eve Dinner
Thursday, June 25th
Sangria Pitchers & Tapas
Mechanical Bull
HAPPY HOUR
Friday, June 26th
at the Firepit
Cash prizes for
2 best riders!
JUNE 2015
THE PRESERVE
PA G E 3
WINE DINNER
4 COURSE DINNER WITH WINE PAIRING
F E A T U R I N G Hudson Austin
Sunday, June 7th
Ages 4 to 9
thursday, june 18th
6:30pm in the Benton Room
1:00pm to 2:30pm
Ages 10+
2:30pm to 4:00pm
GOLFZILLA
Kona Ice Truck
Delia Keys sinking a 20’ birdie putt on hole 17
Giveaways
Par Three Course
GRANDMOTHERS, AUNTS AND GUESTS WELCOME
11:30am on the Terrace
And just like that, Eric Neily is on the board with
his first win of the 2015 Poker season. He and
Nick Carras outlasted their fellow members in the
month of May and are both qualified for the final
tournament in November. Newcomer, Fran Smith,
managed to round out the top 3. All newcomers
are welcome to hit the tables as this event is
always on the third Wednesday of the month.
STANDINGS
Mike Ryan
13
Jim Rittenhouse 13
Next Hold’em...
Eric Neily
Nick Carras
Wednesday, June 17th
8
5
JUNE 2015
THE PRESERVE
JUNE GOLF
PA G E 4
TOURNAMENTS
DATE TOURNAMENT
Sign Ups begin for the Ryder Cup at 8:00am
June 1
Senior Golf (9:00am shotgun)
June 3
1000 Hole Marathon
for Charity
Tuesday, June 30th
That is not a typo. To raise money for charity a team of our Golf
Staff will be playing 1000 holes of golf all on one day. Is that even
possible? On Tuesday, June 30th, Jamie, Kyle, Tom, Casey, Kelly,
Brian, Rob and Mike will each be playing 125 holes from 6:00am
until sunset to reach the 1000 Hole goal.
The group will be raising money for the Triple Negative Breast
Cancer Foundation in memory of Tina Lejeune, and also for the
Variety Club Children’s Charity. The team hopes to raise $10,000
for these worthy causes, but we need your help! If you would like
to support the charitable effort please email us at [email protected], call the Golf Shop (610) 933-7777 or stop by
and fill out a form. Every donation will be greatly appreciated!
FATHER’S DAY SALE
Almost everything he
could possibly want on Sale!
Men’s League (5:30pm shotgun)
June 3
Ladies Golf (8:30-10:00am starting times)
June 4
PGA Junior League vs. Berkshire (4:00pm starting times)
June 6
Junior Golf Kick-Off (1:00pm-4:00pm on the driving range)
June 7
June 10
June 11
June 13
June 17
June 17
June 18
June 20
June 20
June 24
June 24
June 25
June 27&28
June 27&28
June 28
Senior Golf (9:00am shotgun)
Ladies Member-Member (9:00am shotgun)
PGA Junior League @ Media Heights (3:00pm away)
Senior Golf (9:00am shotgun)
Men’s League (5:30pm shotgun)
RiverCrest Day Member-Guest (1:00pm shotgun)
U.S. Open Saturday Event
PGA Junior League @ LedgeRock (3:00pm away)
Senior Golf (9:00am shotgun)
Ladies Diva 9 & Dine (5:30pm shotgun)
Ladies Golf (8:30-10:00am starting times)
Senior Club Championship
Young Executive Club Championship
PGA Junior League vs. Applecross (4:00pm starting times)
Make sure that every special RiverCrest Dad is taken care of this
Father’s Day by getting him a gift he will use from the Golf Shop!
From Wednesday June 17th till Sunday June 21st, the Golf Shop
has a Special Sale to help make Father’s Day shopping easy
(plus we gift wrap it too!)
25% Off Sale on all Men’s Apparel (golf shirts, shorts,
vests, sweaters, pullovers, wind-jackets, belts)
10% OFF all Men’s Golf Shoes and NEW FootJoy Casual
Loafers in Brown or Black Leather
10% OFF Golf Bags, Bushnell Rangefinders, Leather
Duffle Bags, Shoe Bags, Shave Kits, Wallets
10% OFF RiverCrest Barware-Tervis Tumblers and All
Glasses/Coasters/Pitchers
Bill Shelow, Bill Booth, Nick Carras, and a guest
M E M O R I A L D AY 2 0 1 5
JUNE 2015
THE PRESERVE
First Hole-in-one of 2015!
Kristen Escobar
Hole 17 · 97 Yards · Pitching Wedge
Congratulations to Kristen Escobar for recording the first ace of the
year at RiverCrest on Thursday, May 28th. It is also Kristen’s first
career Hole-in-One. She aced the 17th hole from 97 yards using a
pitching wedge. Thanks Kristen for the drinks and hopefully opening the door for many more Hole-in-Ones this year!
Memorial Day Mixed Results
Congratulations to the teams of Helen and Dick Moyer for winning
the Net division and Trish and Mike McGarry for winning the Gross
division of the annual Memorial Day Mixed Tournament. The teams
outdueled 20 teams to win their respective titles in the Modified
Chapman format. Other top finishers in the Net division were Diane
and Stan Lucki, Nancy and David Antoniuk, and Chelsea and Mike
Gartner. In the Gross division Cindy and Carter Devol came in second. Congratulations to all!
Men’s Senior Club Championship
June 27th and June 28th
Calling all Seniors! The time has come to show off all of your hard
practice this season. Senior Club Championship is scheduled for
Saturday, June 27th and Sunday, June 28th. Starting times for the
36 hole stroke play format will begin both days at 9:00am.
Gentlemen 50 and older are eligible to participate in the
Championship. Signups are open online or by calling the Golf Shop.
Men 55 and over will compete in the official Championship. The
Championship will be Flighted according to handicaps. In addition,
we will be adding a “JV” division for those players who are 50-54!
The “JV” players will compete in a Stroke Play event with 2 Divisions
(Gross and Net). This should be a fun weekend, so be sure to sign
up and participate.
Jack Gill catching a monster Mike Kobs tee shot!
M E M O R I A L D AY 2 0 1 5
PA G E 5
July is Club
Championship Month!
The first round is played on Saturday, July 18th,
followed by the final round on Sunday, July 19th
Time to start putting in the extra practice hours over those 4footers! Our annual Club Championships are on the horizon,
and the competition should be better than ever. The Men’s
Club Championship is a 36-Hole stroke play aggregate format. The first round is played on Saturday, July 18th, followed
by the final round on Sunday, July 19th. There will be 4
Flights: The Championship Flight (0-6 handicaps), First Flight
(7-11 handicaps), Second Flight (12-16 handicaps) and Third
Flight (17 and above handicaps). Starting times will begin at
7:00am both days. Even if you are not planning to compete in
the Championships, come out and watch some great golf
down the stretch for the overall Club Championship!
The Ladies’ Club Championship is also a two-round, stroke
play aggregate format. The first round is played on Saturday,
July 25th, followed by the final round on Sunday, July 26th.
Like previous years, there will be both a 9-hole Championship
(Net) and an 18-hole Championship (Gross). Sign up online or
by calling Golf Shop.
Young-Exec Member-Guest
and RiverCrest Day
on Thursday, July 16th
The Young-Executive Member-Guest & July RiverCrest Day
tournaments will be held concurrently on Thursday, July
16th. This is the marquee event for the Young Executive
Membership. A member may bring either one or three
guests to participate. The format is 2 Best Balls of 4 at 90%
handicap. This event is a 1:00pm shotgun start with lunch
served prior starting at 11:30am. During the event, challenge one of the Assistants at Beat the Pro on the Par 3
#17, and also compete for closest to the pin contests on all
par threes, longest drive, and prizes for both Net and Gross
winners. Following golf is a dinner and an awards presentation. The field is limited to 112 players after which a waiting
list is established. This is a great opportunity to meet other
Y.E. members, play a great course, eat great food and tell
great stories! This will also be a RiverCrest Day MemberGuest where any Golf Member can bring guests to play
under the same format, contests, and post-golf camaraderie. Young Executives will have priority into this event
up to June 25th at which point any unfilled spots will be
filled by RiverCrest Day participants.
JUNE 2015
THE PRESERVE
PA G E 6
Fireworks Mixed Golf
DIVA 9 AND DINE
July 5th
June 24th at 5:30pm
There’s no better way to spend a holiday weekend than to be
doing what you love (mostly)… playing golf! On July 5th,
assemble your best foursome, dress in your most patriotic
gear and enjoy a relaxing morning on the course playing a
step-aside scramble format with your closest friends. The
event will feature a Gross Division as well as a Net Division
consisting of 10% of total team handicap. Tee times are
available from 10:30-12:30 – call the Pro Shop or sign up
online to join in on the fun!
The ever popular Ladies Diva 9 & Dine will be held on June
24th The DIVA is a 5:30pm shotgun start followed by a coronation with crowns! The theme is “Divine Divas Everywhere.”
Ladies will play 9 holes of fun golf followed by a social gathering with cocktails and dinner. This event is open to all ability levels and is not to be seen as competitive, but as a way
to socialize with fellow golfers. Ladies may sign up on-line or
by calling or visiting the Golf Shop.
New Young Executive Club Championship!
June 27th and June 28th
The Club has added a Young Executive Club Championship on June 27th and June 28th. The event is open to all 2015 Young Executive
Members as well as Full or Associate Members that were Y.E. Members in 2013 or 2014. The event will be a 36-Hole aggregate Stroke Play
format in three Flights. There will also be a Ladies Young Executive Club Championship. Starting times will begin at 11:00am both days.
Sign up online or by calling the Golf Shop to become the First Young Executive Club Champion!
Rule 28 Ball Unplayable
By Jamie Komancheck, PGA Head Golf Professional
Colby had a very interesting couple of
weeks this past month. We headed to
DC to catch his Aunt Christie receiving
her Master’s degree from American
University. It was an awesome experience. Aunt Christie sang the national
anthem for the commencement and
an Astronaut, Kathryn Sullivan, was
the featured speaker. Colby was mesmerized hearing about the space shuttle and walking in space.
Following the ceremony Colby just had to
meet the Astronaut, which he did. Colby
inquired about an accelerated space program he could get into. Fast
forward…..one week later he was set for
his first space mission, a trip to the moon!
The Lunar Module, nicknamed Electricity,
made a soft landing on the moon’s surface.
The Astronaut asked Colby if he wanted to
get out and go for a walk. “A walk?
Ma’am, I brought my golf clubs with me, I
was hoping to play a few!” So out the
hatch he went and headed to the 1st tee.
The first hole is a Par 3 that measures 720
yards (plays 120 yards with Earth’s gravity.) Colby took extra club since it looked a
long ways away. He made a good swing
and sent the ball into orbit! It hung in
space for what seemed an eternity. The
extra club was not needed as the ball flew
over the green and ended up in a crater
(considered bunkers on the moon). Colby
blurted out, “Wait until I get back home
and tell them I hit my 9 iron 745 yards!”
After bounding up to the crater, he was
surprised to see his ball in the middle of a
very big and very deep footprint. “What in
the world?” Colby muttered. The
Astronaut gleefully chimed in, “Actually,
What out of the world would be more
appropriate. That must be Neil
Armstrong’s footprint from his first trip.
Maybe he should have used a Moonraker
and smoothed it out.” Colby was not
amused, “That may have been one small
step for man, but that is one giant footprint that ate my ball!” For the ruling, is
Colby entitled to free relief from the footprint in the crater?
Under Rule 28 Ball Unplayable, if the
unplayable ball is in a bunker, the player,
under penalty of one stroke, may replay
the shot from the original location (745
yards away), drop in the bunker behind
where the ball lay, keeping that point in
line with the flag (awesome American Flag,
a little rigid, but cool), or drop in the
bunker within two club-lengths where the
ball lay, no closer to the hole.
Colby elected to drop it within two clublengths in the bunker. It was a really cool
drop as the ball slowly floated down to the
ground and didn’t plug like it would have
on Earth. Colby bogeyed the hole, but
thoroughly enjoyed his out of this world
adventure. If he maintains his Curiosity I
guess it’s off to Mars next month!
JUNE 2015
Brian Moose
DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION
THE PRESERVE
PA G E 7
GOLF ACADEMY NEWS
with Moose with Moose
THE SPIRAL GAME, BASIC VERSION
Looking for a way to spice up your practice putting this summer? Here is the
perfect game for you. The Spiral Game, Basic Version.
The goal of the Spiral Game is to sink all 5 putts in a row from varying
angles and distances. The rules are as follows: Position five balls in a
clockwise spiral around a hole, starting at two feet and ending at six
feet. Place the two-footer at a random clock position, say 3:00, the
three footer at 5:30, the four-footer at 8:00, the five-footer at 10:30, and
the six footer at 1:00. Try to sink all five putts in a row. If you miss a
putt, reposition all five balls, preferably around a different hole, starting
from a different clock-face position and in a counterclockwise spiral, and
start again. Keep track of the number of missed putts. To keep track
of your progress here are the rules for scoring the Spiral Game: Win
when you successfully sink all five putts in a row and the final score will
be the number of putts missed before winning.
The is a great game to focus on the most important putting distances
and involves the added pressure of having to start all over after a miss.
Happy putting!!
ON COURSE PLAYING LESSONS
MONDAY, JUNE 8TH FROM 11:00am TO 2:0pm
SUNDAY, JUNE 28TH FROM 4:00pm TO 7:00pm
We believe it is vital to spend time where the game is
played, on the golf course. So often students try to
learn the entire game on the range only. Director of
Instruction, Brian Moose will take you out on the golf
course, where you will learn from situations that can’t
be taught on the range. The 3 hour lesson includes
meeting an hour before tee time to warm-up properly,
on-course instruction and follow-up suggestions. To
sign up for either of the playing lessons contact Brian
directly. Cost: $90 per session.
SUPERVISED PRACTICE SESSIONS ARE BACK!!
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17TH FROM 6:00pm TO 7:30pm
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1ST FROM 6:00pm TO 7:30pm
It is that time of year to make sure you are getting the most
out of your practice time. During the supervised practice
session you will be taught the most effective ways to
improve your golf swing, you will also be taught how to
practice on the range to get the most out of your golf swing
while on the course and start to see lower scores! You will
also be shown the most effective ways to practice your
short game so when you get to the course you know how
to hit it close and make more putts. To sign up for either
of the Practice sessions you may do so using the Club
Calendar or contact Brian directly. Cost $35 per session.
**Contact Brian at [email protected] or 610-733-0413 for any questions concerning the above camps and clinics.
To sign up for an individual lesson use the following brianmoose.uschedule.com.
book a lesson online at http://brianmoose.uschedule.com
JUNE 2015
THE PRESERVE
Benefits of Yoga for Golfers
PA G E 8
Yoga increases flexibility in the spine, hips, and shoulders, which are all necessary in a good swing. Yoga
increases strength in the core muscles and shoulder
muscles, allowing for longer stroke distances.
1. Flexibility: An open body is a vital key to a great
swing. Yoga can help create more flexibility right
where you need it; hips, chest, shoulders, ankles,
calves and back.
2. Strength: There is strong, then there is functionally strong. Yoga creates functional strength because
the whole body works together to support the poses.
Stephanie Macaluso
CERTIFIED YOGA INSTRUCTOR
BARRE INSTRUCTOR
3. Body Awareness: Through a regular yoga practice, you will gain information about how your muscles and bones work together, assisting in the mechanics and tempo of your
swing. One example is the X-Factor, (the ability to move the shoulders and hips
independently). Yoga not only allows golfers to deepen this twisting action, but
also to isolate muscle mechanics needed to improve this.
Weekly Monday morning yoga class @ 9:30am
4. Relaxation and Tension Release: Stress can often cause tight muscles and
mental tension, which can wreak havoc on your game. By linking breath to
movement, yoga can positively impact the mental and physical aspects of golf.
5. Breath Awareness: Most of us take tiny sips of breath and don’t realize one easy way to feel great is deep breathing. Try it…take 10
slow, long, deep inhales and exhales. You instantly feel calm and relaxed.
6. Balance: Balance and tempo are keys to a consistent golf swing. Yoga will help identify your dominant side and help you achieve balance and better consistency.
CARDIO, CORE & STRENGTH with Toni
Wednesdays @ 9:15AM & Saturdays @ 8:00AM
BEGINNER YOGA with Stephanie
Beginner friendly Yoga Class. Introduces the fundamental yoga poses and incorporates them
into a basic “Vinyasa Flow” with emphasis on proper alignment and breathing. You will learn
the basic poses and Sun Salutations and build on from here. $12/class or $90 for 10 classes.
Mondays @ 9:30AM
INTERMEDIATE YOGA with Stephanie
Thursdays @ 5:30PM
LOWER BODY BLAST with Valerie
Wednesdays @ 6:30PM
WALKING CLUB with Shana
Saturdays @ 7:00AM
These classes are a combination of traditional aerobic conditioning exercises and
plyometric training with an emphasis on body weight training and core conditioning.
Think “Insanity” and then magnify it! $10/class or $90 for 10 classes.
Vinyasa Yoga Class consisting of basic to intermediate poses, sequenced at a moderate
pace. Vinyasa Yoga links breath with movement. In this class more advanced Yoga Poses
and Inversions will be introduced. $12/class or $90 for 10 classes.
A lower body and core workout for all fitness levels. If you're looking to sculpt and tighten
that lower body, this class is for you. Come out, have some fun, and get ready for summer!
$10/class
Join Shana Saturday Mornings at the 1st Tee and walk the first nine holes of the course before
the golfers take their first swing. Each week, different goals will be set. All levels of fitness are
encouraged to participate and even strollers are welcome! $5/session or $60/12 weeks.
SIGN UP ONLINE FOR ALL CLASSES!
JUNE 2015
THE PRESERVE
PA G E 9
SAVE
THE DATES
Mother Daughter Tea Party
Saturday, July 25th
Girls and Moms can dress for lunchtime tea and enjoy
traditional tea, scones and mini tea sandwiches.
Grandmothers, aunts and friends welcome.
Natalie Hernandez
YOUTH PROGRAM COORDINATOR
[email protected]
Family Carnival Night
Wednesday, July 22nd
Back again for 2015. Kids will enjoy a fun evening with bounce house,
games and candy. Face Painter will be available, too.
Summer Camp - Only a few spots remain
Just 2 spots remain for the Hawks Explorer Camp (July 27-31). 3 spots are left for the
Falcons Golf Camp Option. The Eagles Camp Week is completely full! Send in the
registration form in order to hold your child’s place on the roster.
Girls Only!
Yoga and
Spa Retreat
JUNE 6TH
STALLION OF THE CIMARRON
JUNE 20TH
JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH
DINNER IS PROVIDED!
Kid’s Movie Nights are open for registration on
the website six weeks in advance. Parents must
remain on the premises during Movie Night.
NO MOVIE NIGHT JULY 4th
Girls can start their summer off right with some relaxation. Yoga instructor Stephanie Macaluso will join us for
a fun Yoga Session. Then girls will get pampered: mani’s,
pedi’s and a facial, too! Girls will meet in the Ladies
Lounge in the Ladies Locker Room. Dinner and dessert is
provided. Recommended ages 9years & up. GUESTS
WELCOME. Sign up online or Call Natalie, ext. 111. $15++/girl.
JUNE 2015
THE PRESERVE
PA G E 10
PHONE DIRECTORY
Clubhouse
Golf
Course Maintenance
Chris McKernan
GOLF SHOP, STARTING TIMES & CLINICS
610.933.7777
DINING ROOM RESERVATIONS & TAKEOUT
610.933.4700 ext. 100
GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT
610.933.5675
Rob Lawson
EVENT RESERVATIONS
610.933.4700 ext. 111
Golf House
CADDIE MASTER
610.933.7777
Anthony DeBias
Jamie Komancheck
EXECUTIVE CHEF
610.933.4700 ext. 103
KellyAnn Smith
FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGER
610.933.4700 ext. 117
Brandon Lejeune
HEAD PROFESSIONAL
610.933.4700 ext. 215
GENERAL MANAGER
610.933.4700 ext. 201
Brian Moose
Stephanie Wolsky
DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION
610.733.0413
Minh Dang
BILLING
610.933.4700 ext. 204
Kelly Komancheck
RESTAURANT MANAGER
610.933.4700 ext. 104
Natalie Hernandez
GOLF SHOP MANAGER
610.933.4700 ext. 212
Ricky Ewing
MEMBERSHIP SERVICES
YOUTH PROGRAM COORDINATOR
610.933.4700 ext. 208
Kyle Miller
Tom Haslam
Casey Fitzpatrick
BEVERAGE MANAGER
610.933.4700 ext. 112
Jeremy Lejeune
IT MANAGER & MARKETING PRODUCTION
610.933.4700 ext. 203
ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONALS
610.933.4700 ext.213
Toni Vennettilli
PRIVATE PARTY & CORPORATE EVENTS
Director of Sales
610.933.4700 ext. 105
Dawn Gannon
WEDDING SALES MANAGER
610.933.4700 ext. 110
JUNE
LUNCH SERVICE
DINNER SERVICE
FIRESIDE LOUNGE
FITNESS CENTER
GREENSIDE
GOLF SHOP
GOLF COURSE
DRIVING RANGE
HALFWAY HOUSE
POOL
H O U R S O F O P E R AT I O N
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Dining Room
Dining Room
Dining Room
Dining Room
Closed
Closed
D.R./Fireside
D.R./Fireside
D.R./Fireside
D.R./Fireside
D.R./Fireside
Closed
Closed
4:00 to Close
4:00 to Close
4:00 to Close
4:00 to Close
4:00 to Close
Closed
Closed
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Dining Room
6:30 to 7:00
Closed
6:30 to 9:00
6:30 to 9:00
6:30 to 9:00
6:30 to 9:00
6:30 to 9:00
11:00 to 8:00
Closed
11:00 to 3:00
8:00 to 3:00
8:00 to 8:00
7:00 to 3:00
7:30 to 3:00
7:15 to 6:30
Closed
7:15 to 6:30
7:15 to 6:30
7:15 to 6:30
6:45 to 6:30
6:45 to 6:30
7:30 to Dusk
Closed
7:30 to Dusk
7:30 to Dusk
7:30 to Dusk
7:00 to Dusk
7:00 to Dusk
7:00 to 7:00
Closed
7:00 to 8:00
7:00 to 8:00
7:00 to 8:00
6:30 to 8:00
6:30 to 8:00
*8:30 to 6:00
Closed
*8:30 to 6:00
*8:30 to 6:00
*8:30 to 6:00
*8:00 to 6:00
*8:00 to 6:00
10:00 to 8:00
Closed
10:00 to 8:00
10:00 to 8:00
10:00 to 4:00
10:00 to 4:00
10:00 to 8:00
*Weather Permitting
C O M M I T T E E C O N TA C T I N F O R M AT I O N
CLUB COMMITTEE
[email protected]