The 2012 Spring Membership Drive - Chapel Hill Country Club

Highlights
The 2012 Spring Membership Drive
June 2012: Volume 42, No. 5
We will be extending the Membership Drive 21 days to June 21st to cover the official
season of spring. We encourage you to take part in one of the biggest membership
drives at CHCC in honor of our 90th year anniversary! Please invite your friends and
family to come out and enjoy the club.
If you become a primary sponser of a new member, both of you receive the following:
Three Months of Half-Dues * $600 in Food & Beverage Credit * Six Golf
Guest Passes (including cart) * Complimentary Golf Cart for Six Months * Six
Tennis Guest Passes * Twenty Guest Pool Passes

In this Issue
President’s Message 3
ACH Processing 3
Membership Message 4
About the House 4
Social Events 5
Summer Camps 6-7
Treasury Summary 8
Leea’s Corner 8
Aquatics 9
Tennis 10-11
Golf 12-13
Superintendent’s Message 14
NNGA, SMGA, WGA 14-15
Staff Directory 16
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Facebook Photo Contest Winners
Congrats to the
Facebook Photo Contest
winner: Barry Browner!
Please see Lana at the
Front Desk to claim your
prize! Thanks for sending
us your photos!
If you would
like to be featured in
next months newsletter,
submit your picture
to Lana at lcarrera@
chaplehill-cc.com with
a small description of
what you were doing at
the club. Lana will post the pictrue on Chapel Hill Country Club’s
Facebook page. The picture that gets the most “likes” on Facebook
will be featured in next month’s newsletter.
USTA 2012 Spring Adult & Senior Team Standings:
Women’s 3.0: “Verbalettes” 7-1 Capt: Kylie Harris & Amy Nussbaumer
Currently in 1st PLACE
Women’s 3.0: “Racquettes” 7-1 Capt: Carol Richards & Julie Vozella
Currently in 3rd PLACE
Women’s Sr. 3.0: “Overserved” 5-2 Capt: Laurie Ecker & Susan Skolsky
LOCAL LEAGUE CHAMPS!! State Championships in Asheville May 31 – June 3.
Women’s 3.5: “Court Hogs” 5-4 Capt: Allison Wallace
Women’s 3.5: “CHCC Classics” 2-7 Capt: Carolyn Hightower & Karol Wenner
Women’s 3.5: “Net Setters” 3-7 Capt: Carol Richards & Julie Vozella
Women’s Sr. 3.5: “Senior Classics” 0-6 Capt: Christina Cornell & Jill Beachler
Women’s Sr. 3.5: “CHCC Aces” 2-4 Capt: Maria Scanga
Women’s 4.0: “CHCC #1” 6-3 Capt: Kim Agatucci
Men’s Sr. 4.0: “CHCC” 1-11 Capt: Alan Lee
Men’s 5.0: “CHCC Five O’s” 6-5 Capt: Jaime Montalvo
Will finish in 2nd PLACE
Ladies Triangle Team 1 5-0 Capt: Debbie Howard & Amy Benton
Ladies Triangle Team 2 0-5 Capt: Kim Agatucci & Lucy Falk
Ladies Triangle Team 3 1-3 Capt: Lee Wollman & Lawson Travers
Women’s Sr 3.0 Local League Champs “Overserved:”
in order from left to right: Susan Skolsky, Lee Wollman,
Carol Richards, Christy Bowman, Laurie Ecker,
Lissa Jensen, Christina Cornell, Ingrid Sztukowski,
Suzi Lagina, Wivi Sternbach, Julie Vozella
Golf anyone?? Tennis
may be tough for me. There I was,
playing Friday Night Doubles with
Maggie Hanes, when I missed the
game point shot. One ambulance
ride, nine hours and 30+ stitches
later I was back home. Thanks
to everyone for all the calls and
emails. I’m doing well, just not so
good looking.
For all you golfers, the club has lost almost 400
of the green golf towels. That is almost $1,000 in cost.
I admit I was guilty as well, I am sure they are in golf
bags or in the back of cars (that’s where mine was!) Golf
Amnesty Program: Please return any green golf towels
you do have, no questions asked. And no, you don’t have
to wash or iron them.
Friendly Fridays on the Porch has been a major
success with its Kids Club activities, buffet dining and
music under the pavilion. If you have missed it, come out
and join us. We are averaging about 225 members per
night. The more the merrier! We
also have hired a new Activities
Director, Leea Murphy to help
organize CHCC’s kids programs.
She is very energetic, friendly
and will be a great fit to our
CHCC family.
The 8th Annual Swim
for Smiles was a major success,
and although parking is always a challenge we need to
remember 380 of “our kids” participated with the proceeds
from this event going to the UNC children’s Hospital.
While there are winners for each age group, the big
winner is the hospital.
To date, Swim for Smiles
has raised more that
$200,000 for the North
Carolina Children’s
Hospital.
The Parent/Child
Fishing Tournament
started cold and damp,
The Club is now offering ACH processing to
pay your monthly bill. Make paying your bill
as simple as 1-2-3. Simply bring a canceled
check to the office and we will do the rest.
Call the office at (919) 967-8201 for more
details.
President’s Message
but things quickly heated up as soon as the fish began
biting. The big
winner of the day
was Neil Harrell’s 3
year old grandson,
Brooks. His first
fish was a scary 5-12
pound catfish (Dad,
Jonathan helped a
little) His second
whopper nearly
pulled him into the
water. A 3 pound
bass struck while he
was walking along the edge. Brooks had the most fun
playing with all of the worms. Oh yeah, and Neil, the
Granddad, didn’t catch anything at all.
If you play golf you know the golf course is in
great condition. Craig and his crew are addressing long
term problems and even doing some nice to-do projects
to improve aesthetics. Last Week they had a state
agronomist in to test soil conditions. Things are good
and I expect them to get better. One way you can help is
if you drive a cart, use the divot mixture and fill in your
divots and one extra. The same thing goes for everyone
with regard to ball marks; fix your mark, plus one more.
Congratulations to Jeff Jamison for shooting a 63,
nine birdies and no bogies, during the recent Member-
Member Tournament.
The Membership Drive continues to bring in new
members, 30 to date, against our annual goal of 60. Keep
it up! New members are the key to our financial health.
I’m sometimes asked: why 60 new members The answer
is 60 new members this year will enable us to meet all our
operating, mortgage and capital investment needs.
Lastly, if you haven’t met our new Chef Jimmy
Reales, introduce yourself and dine on one of his
specialties. Jimmy was the Chef at the Carolina Inn
Crossroads Restaurant. His cooking earned him two trips
to the prestigious James Beared House in New York City.
Jimmy and wife Leigh have two children - son, Conner
and daughter Caroline. I expect we will soon become a
destination dining experience.
ACH Processing
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Welcome New Members!
Chapel Hill Country Club would like to welcome our
newest members (and returning members) to the CHCC
family! If you see any of these new faces around the club,
please make sure to greet them with a warm welcome. We are
very excited that they have decided to join our Club.
Russ Adams
Nancy Atkinson
Katherine Baer
The Chan Family: Allen, Katheryn, Brandon, Kendall & Evan
The Cunningham Family: Lawrence, Tina, Matthew,
Michael, John, & Sarah
Henry & Sandra Essey
Patrick Garner
The Godfrey Family: Rich, Cyan & Jasmine
The Halter Family: David, Susan, Jessica, Erica, & Rebecca
Franklin & Jane Lamm
Bibb Latane
Andrew Lazarus
The Shifflette Family: Matthew, Kristie Jack & Elle
Ian & Elizabeth Stern
The Talman Family: Wesley, Tania, Sofia & Jackson
The Tinsley Family: Robert, Vanessa, Nick, Cooper, Isabelle
Patricia Van Hoy
About the House
Also, a special thank you goes out to all of the members
who sponsored our new families: The Oberschalls, Lazarus’,
Loughreys, Gilberts, Hanes’, Peterens, Eifrigs, Rustons,
Cooke/Weideners, Connors, Beattys, Esseys, Seagroves’,
Graves’, Jenkins’. Without you, we wouldn’t have a chance of
having a successful membership drive. Chapel Hill Country
Club thanks you all!
We want to remind everyone of the amazing benefits
of the membership program we are currently running. We have
over $2,000 in benefits for our primary sponsoring members.
This is a fantastic opportunity to get your friends and family
to join the club! Our members are extremely important to
us and vital to our success as a club. We would love for you
to take advantage of this drive and create a club atmosphere
catered to you, as a member, by surrounding yourself with
your friends and loved ones. These incredible incentives only
last until May 31st so please make a special effort this month
to take advantage of the 2012 membership drive. If there is
anything I can do to help you with prospective members, please
let me know.
Please contact Lana for information
or to book your special evening:
967-8201, reservations@chapelhill-cc.com
Friendly Fridays on
the Porch!
5:30-8:30
Steak & Seafood
Cookout, Live music and Kids
Club! The friendly friday
buffet has been upgraded to an
amazing fresh buffet!
Friday Night Kid’s Club
5:30-8:30pm
Sign in will be on the
Tennis Terrace just below the
pro-shop entrance. $12.50
covers food and child care. Check in with our new
Activities Director Leea!
The Ultimate Friday
on the Porch!
Friday, June 15th, 2012
5:30-8:30
We will have world
renowned Magician Kevin
Dawson here to perform!!
Kevin will be performing
from 4-6pm and then another
show at 8pm. There will also
be a beer and wine tasting
from 4-6pm with Local Beers
and Wines from arounds the World. Don’t miss
this special event! As always we will have music
and delicious food!
Fathers Day
Sunday, June 17, 2012
We will have a special Father’s Day Brunch from with
seatings starting at 11:00am. Call Lana for reservations.
Menu will be available on the website, facebook and
the e-news soon!
Social Events
Trivia Night
June we are changing the normal Trivia Dates due
to The Tradition and Carolina Classic. We have
trivia one day in the month of June: June 21st,
2012. The topic is “Nobel Prize Winners”
CHCC Wine Society
Thursday, June 28th , 7:30pm
We have booked Dean Cogliati, importer and
Italian Wine expert. Don’t miss the opportunity
to taste some of the best wines Italy has to offer.
Wine Society Members - Free
Non Wine Society Members are welcome to attend -$20
Member-Guest Information:
Please note that on June
14-16th use of the entire
facility (including the
Range) will be restricted to
participants of the Member-
Guest and their spouses
only. Thank you in advance
for your understanding and
cooperation.
Family Golf
Sundays at 3:3opm
The young golfers will learn to play and
then be allowed to play on the regulation golf
course with their parents after learning how to
properly care for the course, etiquette and behavior
on the course. All children must be accompanied
by a parent or adult.
One of the areas your house committee, and the The goal is to utilize the Porch more as a family
CHCC board, feel could use an upgrade is Isaac’s Porch. grill. It is not always easy to shoehorn a function into a
It is just a bit brown-gray and harsh, so to make it make space. Sometimes, what you envision isn’t what happens,
it a more inviting space, but I hope you’ll find the accented living room look of
we’re going to add some Isaac’s Porch attractive and tempting to use. Give us
furniture and a rug. In a few months to finish the project and see what you
fact, we’ve already bought think.
the rug and installed it
in front of the fireplace,
where it looks perfectly at
home. We’ve also taken
four chairs that once
were on the pavilion on
I can’t conclude this update without
thanking Bren Eskridge, one of my
committee members, for her energy
and inspiration. The improvements
are her concept. She picked out the
rug and other furnishings, which
Birthday Night
First Tuesday Night of the Month is
our new “Birthday Night” at CHCC.
The guest of honor receives a free
birthday dinner on us!
the tennis court side of
the clubhouse and moved
them to Isaac’s Porch, where they now sit flanking the
fireplace. Mix in some lamps and a sideboard or two and
you have the beginnings of a new Family Grill Room
on Isaac’s Porch.
I say the beginnings because the chairs we moved are
temporary. We plan to purchase new chairs, depending
on the availability of funds, plus four new bar stools to
fill the empty space at the bar where there are currently
no stools at all. Throw in some colorful place mats for
the tables and another few flourishes here and there and
we will have a warmer, more welcoming Isaac’s Porch.
At least that is our intention.
were then approved by the house
committee. And, of course, we
wouldn’t be doing this without
forward-leaning support from the
board, which authorized spending
the money.
In closing, if you see a new
guy dressed in white roaming the clubhouse, keeping
a critical eye on the food, that’s our new chef, Jimmy
Reale. He joined us May 16. Make him feel welcome and
in next month’s newsletter I’ll tell you a little bit about
what he has planned for us.
Larry Cheek, House Committee Chairman, e-mail
cheekw@bellsouth.net.
Fire in the Triangle - Competition Dining! Wedding Anniversaries
June 26, 2012
Let us know it’s your Wedding
CHCC vs. The Oxford
Anniversary and we will help make
Our very own Chef Jimmy Reale will be your night special one! Celebrating
participating in this single elimination “Iron Chef ” members will receive a rose, a bottle
style “battle” against other area restaurants. it is of champagne and a special dessert
being hosted at 1705 Prime in Raleigh. Each ticket for two.
is $49 and to get more information or purchase
tickets visit www.competitiondining.com. There
are only 100 spots so reserve early!
Casual Bridge
7:00pm Tuesdays $5 cash to play. Tennis Terrace
Room.
July 4th Pool Party!
4 Save the date for this awesome pool party! Details to
come!
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Summer Camp Information Summer Camp Information
Contact Information:
For all golf camps:
call Alan Bandy in the
Golf Shop: 932-2857
For all Tennis Camps and
the Course and Courts
Camps: Contact Jaime
Montalvo: jmontalvo@
chapelhill-cc.com or 932-
2855
For all Swimming Contact:
Julie Neal at jenn400im@
yahoo.com
Important Summer Camp Registration Information:
NO PHONE CALL reservations will be taken for
the Tennis Camps or Course and Courts Camps. You can
register your child with Jaime Montalvo by checking with
him in the Tennis Pro Shop or via e-mail at jmontalvo@
chapelhill-cc.com.
All CANCELLATIONS MUST be submitted via
e-mail to Jaime Montalvo in the Tennis Pro Shop.
Junior Tennis Summer Camps 2012
Session 1: June 11th -15th 9am-12pm
Cost: $185 5 day camp, Minimum age 8
Session 2: June 18th-21st 9am-11am
Cost: $135 4 day camp, Minimum age 4
Session 3: July 2nd-5th 9am-11am
Cost: $135 4 day camp, Minimum age 4
Session 4: July 9th -13th 9am-12pm
Cost: $185 5 day camp, Minimum age 8
* Session 5: Aug. 6th-9th 9am-12pm
Cost: $135 4 day camp
* This camp is designed for Advanced players only who
are scheduled to play in the NC State Closed Tournament
that following weekend in Cary. *
All members will be charged a non-refundable $35
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Registration fee for 4 days camps, and $50 Registration
fee for 5 day camps when signing up their child. The
remaining balance will be charged upon completion of
the week camp. Please register your child with Jaime
Montalvo in the Tennis Pro Shop.
*Discounts will be available for children attending multiple
camps or parents having multiple kids in camp *
Junior Course and Courts Summer Camps:
These camps are for children ages 5-10 and
will incorporate tennis, golf instruction, arts & crafts,
swimming and other activities such as basketball,
dodge ball, and kickball. The children are sure to enjoy
themselves. Refreshments, snacks and lunch will be
provided each day.
All camps will run from Monday-Thursday, with
pick up at the end of the day at the pool. Please be sure
to register in the Tennis Pro Shop for the interested
weeks.
Week 1: June 25th – June 28th; 8:30AM-2:30PM
Cost: $280
Week 2: July 16th – July 19th; 8:30AM-2:30PM
Cost: $280
Week 3: July 30th – August 2nd; 8:30AM-2:30PM
Cost: $280
Junior Golf Clinics:
Each Wednesday:
Starting April 4 - October 31
$20 per clinic
Ages 8 - Under: 4:00pm - 4:45pm
Ages 9 - Over: 5:00pm - 5:45pm
Junior Golf Summer Camps: 2012
Junior Camp 1
Ages 8 and Above
Monday - Thursday: June 18 - 21
9:00am - 11:30am
Cost: for Members $160, for Guests $170
Junior Camp 2
Ages 7 and Under, plus ages 4 & 5 for first time
beginners
Monday - Thursday: June 25-28
9:00am - 10:30am
Cost: for Members $120, for Guests $130
Junior Camp 3
Ages 8 and Above
Monday - Thursday July 9 - 12
9:00am - 10:30am
Cost: for Members $160, for Guests $170
Junior Camp 4
Ages 7 and Under, plus ages 4 & 5 for first time
beginners
Tuesday - Friday: July 17 - 20
9:00am - 10:30am
Cost: for members $120, for Guests $130
Late Summer Swim Camp
CHCC is excited to offer our popular summer swim
camp! Excellent instruction, games, and craft activities
create a fun learning environment. Ages 6-10 must be
able to swim one length of the pool.
What to bring: Swimsuit, Towel, Sunscreen, Healthy
Snack
Session 1 Dates: July 23 - 26
Session 2 Dates: July 30 - August 2
Time: 9:00am-12:00pm
Cost:
$165 for members, $175 for Guests
Aquatics
Group Lessons:
Afternoon Sessions: 2 weeks, 4 days per week
Monday through Thursday* ( *Some classes on Friday
because of meets)
Length: 30 minutes Time: 4:00 - 4:30 p.m.
Cost: $120 for members
Ratio: 1 instructor to 3 - 4 swimmers for early levels; 1
instructor to 5 or 6 swimmers in upper levels
Session 3: June 4, 5, 7, 8 (no class on Wed. because of
meet) and June 11-14
Session 4: June 18, 19, 21, 22 (no class Wednesday 6/20
because of meet)
and June 25, 26, 28, 29 (no class Wednesday 6/27 because
of meet)
Evening Sessions:
Days: Mon-Thurs
Time: 6:00 pm-6:30 pm
Session 5: July 23-26 and July 30- August 2nd
Session 6: August 6-9 and 13-16
Aquatics: Saturday Morning Session:
Duration 6 weeks/40 min. lessons/ 10:10am - 10:50am
Session 1: May 5, 12, 19, 26 June 2nd and 9th
Aquatics: Policy for Group Lessons:
*If only one child is in class due to absences,
the lesson becomes a private 20-min lesson.
**Confirmation: You will only be contacted if we need
to make a change to your requested class times. If
you do not hear from us, assume your time and date
request was accepted. Please make a note of the dates
and times of classes. ***Make-up classes will be on
Friday in case of inclement weather only. ****MUST
SIGN-UP FOR EACH SESSION ONE WEEK
PRIOR TO START DATE TO ENSURE YOUR
CHILD A PLACE IN THE CLASS.
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Charles House Tennis Benefit
The 2nd Annual Charles House Benefit here at CHCC
and The Farm on May 5th, went smoothly once again
with perfect weather. Each facility hosted a round robin
of 36 players from 3.0-4.0 levels, with the top 2 players
from each division playing at CHCC for the finals. Linda
Johnston was a finalist in the 3.0 division, and the team
of Sue Bernstein and Jill Beachler were finalists in the
3.5 division. Congrats! The tennis terrace had over 100
people here for lunch after the completion of the round
robin. To end the event, Lindsay Benton and Derek
Leea’s Kids Corner
Leea Murphy is the new
Activities Director at the Chapel
Hill Country Club (CHCC).
She comes to the Club from
the UNC Football program
where she has been working
for the past 5 years. She will
be creating and coordinating
various events and activities for
the children of the club.
CHCC prides itself on
being a family oriented club
that boasts over 1000 children
in the membership. COO, Don Hunter explains, “The
children are the future of the club. If we can provide
them an environment in which to grow, develop and
succeed in then we have accomplished our goal.” Plans
are to create programs that promote growth through
sports such as golf and tennis as well as providing an
atmosphere to play with their friends and be free. This
also gives their parents a time to relax and enjoy the
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Boone held an exhibition match against The Farm’s pros
Nate Lipscomb and Ryan Lewis….our CHCC pros took
the set 6-4!! Thank you to all those who participated
in this event and donated to this wonderful cause. And
a Big Thank You to Lynne Fromme, Linda Riggsbee,
Patty Hill, Maria Scanga. Lindsay Benton, Jaime
Montalvo, Derek Boone and Jarrod Randle for all their
hard work in helping to get this event organized.
This year, the event raised just over $20,000!
club with the peace of mind that their children are
taken care of by capable hands. “Leea is full of energy,
very friendly and ready to work. Just meeting her puts
a smile on your face and the kids that have met her
already love her” says club president Ron Johnston.
Leea Murphy is originally from Topeka, Kansas
and currently resides in Apex, North Carolina. Leea has
been active in sports for most of her life starting soccer
at age 7, playing basketball and running track through
middle school and high school. She was a member of the
University of North Carolina’s women’s soccer team
from 2002-2005, winning 3 ACC Championships and a
NCAA title in 2003. Leea graduated from the University
of North Carolina in 2006 with a degree in Exercise
and Sports Science with a concentration in Sports
Administration. She coached Under 12, Under 14,
and Under 18 girls for Triangle United Soccer Club in
Chapel Hill, and spent the previous five years working
for the UNC Football program before joining the staff
at Chapel Hill Country Club.
Treasury Summary for April
Current Current Last Budget
Period YTD YTD YTD
Member Dues $221,137 $869,651 $867,912 $895,114
Other Income $3,337 $8,042 $19,930 $8,500
Total Other Income $224,474 $877,693 $887,842 $903,614
Total Food Surplus/Deficit $25,383 (32,075) 22,103 (7,738)
Total Golf Course Expense (81,519) (295,937) (258,266) (274,381)
Pool - - (3,047) -
Tennis (33,840) (103,703) (80,364) (91,617)
Clubhouse (39,736) (160,610) (151,194) (145,785)
Admin (82,451) (308,963) (358,302) (310,513)
Golf Shop 6,281 (15,296) (23,658) (23,172)
Spec Events (1,885) (3,810) (6,697) (1,200)
Pool
Hours of Operation:
10:00am-8:00pm
Pool Pavilion Snack Bar Hours:
11:00am-7:00pm
Lessons and Clinics
Please check out our brochures available at the
front desk, the website and facebook for a complete
listing of all our aquatic programs!!
Pool Pavilion Snack Bar
New menu and cocktail list coming out soon! Be on the
lookout for your favorite summer treats!
Bringing guests to the Pool:
Please do not forget to sign your guests up when
you get to the pool! There are sign in sheets available
at both entrances to the pool.
Pool Guest Passes & Guest Policy:
$100 for 20 guest passes. Please contact Pat Clark
for pool guest passes. pclark@chapelhill-cc.com or 932-
2851. Guests are not members of your household and are 4
and older. Nannys on their own are not guests, nannys with
families are guests.
Aquatics
Contact Pool Manager
Our pool manager is once again Julie Neal! If you
need to reach her about Swim Team, Swim Lessons, or
anything else or the Aquatics Program the best contact
is her email:
jen400im@yahoo.com
Swim Team Website
This is where all the current information will be
updated regarding Swim Team. Especially when bad
weather threatens cancellations. www.chccrsharks.com
Deep Water Aerobics
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9am-10pm. $10 per
class for members, $12 for guests. June 5
Want to exercise while staying cool? Rehabbing
from a sports related injury? Join other club members
at the pool on Tuesday an d Thursda mornings for deep
water aerobics. The instrector, Meg Esry, teaches this
and other classes at the community center pool in Chapel
Hill. She is a fully licensed aqutic fitness instructor.
Early Bird Swim
Adults 18 & over
Starting June 12, Tuesdays & Thursdays
7:15-8:30
Come get your laps in before the pool opens. If you are
interested there are waivers to fill out before swimming
that will be available at the pool and the front desk with
Total Surplus/Deficit 16,706 (42,700) 28,417 49,208 Lana.
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Tennis Tennis
Tennis Pro Shop Phone:
932-2855, Ext #1 for Court Conditions Hotline
Shop Hours:
Mon. - Closed
Tues.-Fri. – 9:00am – 5:00pm
Sat./Sun. – 9:00am – 5:00pm
Tennis Court Hours:
8:00am – 9:00pm daily (weather permitting)
Ball Machine Hours: 8am-6pm (5:00pm on weekends)
2012 Tennis Calendar of Events
June 2nd: Adult Singles Championships
July 2nd: Adult Round Robin (July 4th)
August 31st- Sept. 1st: CHCC Junior Championships
Sept. 3rd: Labor Day Round Robin
Sept. 7-8th: CHCC Men’s/Women’s Member Guest
Oct. 7th: Adult Golf/Tennis Biathlon
Nov. 3-4th: Adult Doubles Championships
July 4th Adult Doubles Round Robin:
Monday, July 2rd, 10-12pm
“King of the Court” format. Players will be placed by
ability, with the winners moving up a court and splitting
partners, while the losing team moves down a court and
does the same. Refreshments and food will be provided
for the event and included in the price, (TBD). Please
sign up in the Pro Shop or via
email at chcctennisproshop@chapelhill-cc.com.
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Sunday Mixed Doubles:
Starting April 15th, we have friendly Mixed Doubles
here at the club from 1-2:30pm. You can sign up with
a partner or on your own (signing up on your own will
not guarantee a partner!) Please sign up with the pro
shop at 932-2855
Thursday Men’s night:
6:30-8:30pm. ALL levels Welcomed! We have a
few options for this weekly night of fun tennis for the
guys. Please sign up in Advance with the Tennis Pro
Shop.
Option 1: Show up and play with the guys, the
club will leave a bucket of beer out and ON YOUR
HONOR please tally how many you have had!
Option 2: Lindsay, Derek and/or Jarrod will
coordinate an hour clinic from 6:30-7:30 for those
who sign up (limited to 12). Afterwards, all guys are
welcomed to jump into Men’s night for the last hour
and get a set or two in.
-Prices for the clinic (minimum of 3 for a clinic) would
be between $12-$15 based on #’s. If only 2 guys show
up for clinic, it will be a semi-private lesson.
Summer Camp:
Currently, our overall number of junior participants
for our Tennis Camps is low. Due to this, we may be
cancelling our tennis camps during the weeks of June
18th, July 2nd and July 9th and adding daily clinics with
drop ins welcomed at a higher daily rate. We will offer a
discount to those juniors who sign up in advance for the
full session of clinics.
Adult Singles Championships:
Saturday, June 2nd @ 9:00am
Anyone up for some singles?? This is your
chance to show the club who’s the best singles player
here at CHCC. We will have separate divisions….Men’s
and Women’s 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 and 4.5 if we have enough
players signed up for each event. Depending on how
many are signed up in each division will determine
the type of tournament we will hold. If there are not
enough participants in an event, we could combine them
and adjust the format and style of tournament to make
it even for everybody.
Please sign up with the pro shop and let us know your
current USTA rating when adding your name to the list.
Lunch and awards will be included with this event.
Friday Night Doubles
6:15-7:45PM
Those members looking to enjoy a fun and
social night of doubles can come out and play. This is
a great way for our new members to meet new players
and enjoy a fun evening at the club. Stay afterwards and
enjoy the “Friendly Fridays on the Porch” clubhouse
menu! Please sign up with the pro shop or via e-mail
(chcctennisproshop@chapelhill-cc.com) if you are
interested in playing. No cost for the doubles night.
Friday’s 10:00AM -11:30AM with Derek Boone, Head
Tennis Professional. Be advised, this clinic will involve
intense cardio routines at times and focus more on
conditioning rather than technique and strategy.
All levels are welcomed to participate.
Junior Summer Team Tennis:
Starting Monday, June 11th until Wednesday
August 15th. Jr. Team Tennis/Quickstart Tennis: Ages
8-16. All Monday’s and Wednesday’s from 4:00pm-
6:00pm.
These clinics will go over strategy, tactics and
matches during the two hours, with refreshments and
snacks provided each day. The cost will be $20 per day.
Each junior must be able to serve, rally and keep score to
participate in this clinic.
2012 USTA Adult State Championships:
June 14th – 17th: Greenville, NC. for 3.0, 4.0 & 5.0 teams
June 28th – July 1st: Pinehurst, NC. for 2.5, 3.5 & 4.5 teams
Junior USTA & Quickstart CHCC Teams:
We have a total of 7 junior teams out of CHCC…
that is MOST out of ALL clubs in the area, with 55 total
juniors players!! The season will be wrapped up in June,
but we are so proud of our juniors with the way they have
competed this season. We are looking to have 4 teams
from CHCC advancing to the State Championships July
13-15 in Greenville, NC.
8 & Under: CHCC Aces: 3-0, 257 total games
won: 1st PLACE. Roster: Jonathan Baddour, Thomas
Roufail, Miller Roessler, Cody Benton, Will Covington,
Grady Purcell, Lauren Lindberg and Sonya Drake
8 & Under: CHCC Slammers: 1-2, 215 total
games won: 2nd PLACE. Roster: Charlie Lyerly, Carter
Myers, Sebastian Navarro, Jonah Zaas, William Harris,
Helen Newcomb and Adele Harris.
10 & Under Beginners: CHCC Grinders: 5-0, 141
total games won: 1st PLACE. Roster: Karsen Kitchen,
Tate Myers, Ann Lousie Newcomb, Will Brady, Abigail
Smith, Finn O’Connell, Paul Lyerly and JP Dilweg
10 & Under Beginners: CHCC Smashers: 2-1,
82 total games won: 2nd PLACE. Roster: Thomson
Falk, Stewart Roessler, Lauren Baddour, Mary Maddux
Roufail, David Peppercorn, Jake Zaas and Caroline
Bradford.
10 & Under Intermediate: CHCC Topspins: 3-0,
89 total games won: 1st PLACE. Roster: Rutledge Smith,
Felix Zhao, Reilly Jordan, Annika Narbut, Madelline
Towning, Isabella Towning, Avery Myers, Lillian Jester,
Kellam Warren and Connor Dunn.
12 & Under Beginners: CHCC Backspins: 3-1,
101 total games won: 2nd PLACE. Roster: Grant Lyerly,
Elizabeth Peppercorn, Jonathan Osborne, Nicholas
Osborne, Jack Linger, Gracey Falk and Victor Zhao.
12 & Under Intermediate: CHCC LOBsters: 1-2,
76 total games won: 3rd PLACE. Roster: Max Kottong,
Wesley Caplan, Julia King, Renee George, Chad Osborne,
Eric Badford, Charlie Wilson and Paloma Lamus.
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Golf
Golf Shop Hours of Operation:
Golf Shop Hours of Operation: 7:30AM-7:00PM
Tuesday - Sunday
Driving Range hours: 7:30AM – 7:00PM
Tuesday, Thursday-Saturday, please note on
Wednesday nights the driving range will close
down early due to range maintenance at 6:00PM
and Sunday the range will close at 2:00PM for
“Family Golf.”
The Golf Shop and Golf Course are closed on
Mondays.
Direct line to the Golf Shop: 932-2857
June Schedule of Events:
June 4th: Junior Golf Association Starters Day clinic 2-3pm
June 7 & 8th: The Carolina Classic, Tee Times & Shotgun Start
June 9th: June MGA Event,
7:30AM Breakfast & 8:30AM Shotgun Start
June 10th: Net Interclub Match vs. Hope Valley CC
June 12th: Junior Golf Association Play Day
3pm shotgun, cookout to follow
June 14-16th: The Tradition,
(Course Closed all day to non-participants)
June 22nd: 9 & Dine, 5:00PM Shotgun Start
June 24th: Net Interclub Match vs. Umstead Pines
June 18-21st: Junior Camp 1, Ages 8 and older 9:00-11:30AM
June 25-28th: Junior Camp 2, Ages 7 and under 9:00-10:30AM
June 29th: Gross Interclub Match, 1:30PM Shotgun Start
June 30th: Net Interclub Match vs. Mill Creek GC
Rules of Play:
USGA rules are in effect meaning you must play the ball
as it lies.
The Tradition:
If you are interested in playing in this years Member-
Guest please contact the golf shop. We are currently full
but ask the golf shop to be placed on the waiting list for
last minute cancellations.
Golf Club Regripping:
As summer is upon us, there has never been a better time
to regrip your clubs. If you are interested in new grips
please stop by or call the golf shop.
New Summer Merchandise:
The golf shop carries a wide array of fashions from
brands: Adidas, Ashworth, Byron Nelson, Callaway, EP-
Pro, Footjoy, Marbas, Nike, Oxford Golf, Pima Direct,
Sport Haley, Vineyard Vines and Under Armour. Please
drop by to take advantage of the great deals in the golf
shop! Don’t forget to take advantage of your 20% off
merchandise discounts, which includes footwear, golf
bags and apparel!
Tuesday Guest Day:
The cost will be $40.00 including cart and will not count
against the guest restriction of one time per month.
Don’t miss out on this great special. Call the golf shop
for details regarding this special offer and to schedule a
Tuesday tee time!
Membership reminder:
Please avoid hitting golf balls over the net on the Driving
Range. We would also ask that you please alert your guests
not to do so either. Thank you for your cooperation in this
matter.
Jr. Summer Camps:
If you are interested in signing your child up for one of
our four junior camps this summer please contact the
golf shop. There is still space available!
Tuesday Night Men’s League:
If you haven’t heard about our brand new Tuesday Night
Men’s League it’s not too late to sign-up. For the next ten
weeks we will offer the Men’s League starting at 5:45PM
off of both nines. Currently the league has over 100 men
signed up, please contact the golf shop if you would like
to join as a sub.
Family Golf:
We will be using the driving range every Sunday for
family golf. The driving range will close at 2:00PM every
Sunday and family golf will start at 3:30PM. We are
creating a six hole golf course to be used for Junior golf.
The young golfers will start on this course and learn
to play and then be allowed to play on the regulation
golf course with their parents after learning how to
properly care for the course, etiquette and behavior on
the course. Please bring your children for this fun and
learning opportunity. All children must be accompanied
by a parent or adult. A staff member will monitor play
and be available to help the children have fun.
Bag/ Pushcart Storage:
If you are interested in storing your golf clubs or
your pushcart in our bag storage facility please
stop by or call the call shop. Plenty of space still
remains in our storage facility. The price to store
is:
Golf clubs: $100.00
Pushcart: $100.00
Combo golf clubs/ pushcart: $150.00
Golf Lessons:
If you are in need of a lesson we currently have
three “Class A” Teaching professionals on staff. If
you are interested in a Lesson with Rick, Alan or
Sally please stop by the shop or call to set a time
and date up.
Junior Clinics:
Alan and Sally will have junior clinics on Wednesday
afternoons starting at 4:00PM for ages 8 and under
and at 5:00PM for ages 9 and up. The cost will be
$15.00 per junior, please join us on Wednesday’s!
Member-Guest Information:
Please note that on June 14-16th use of the entire
facility (including the Range) will be restricted
to participants of the Member-Guest and their
spouses only. Thank you in advance for your
understanding and cooperation.
Golf
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Superintendent’s Message
The commitment to the golf
course along with good weather has
proven to have paid off so far. The
greens are healthier above ground
(and especially below ground)
than the last few years. We feel
really good about going into this
summer.
A third “wave” of light
sodding has been completed. This
time sod was placed on certain
areas of the collars that were
damaged over the winter. A fourth
Women’s Golf Association
There was lots of good golf in
May but the real WGA highlight
was our Queen Bee event held on
May 1st and 8th. Organizers Nell
Laton and Pat Kaiser hosted this
two day tournament where each
player plays 18 holes on each of two
days and tallies the better score for
each hole. Wow -- the ultimate
do-over! Last year’s winner Jackie
Heywood handed over the coveted
Queen Bee visor to Mary Guckes
who posted an outstanding net
59! Congratulations Mary and our
thanks to Nell and Pat for turning
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out such a great event.
In other WGA news,
Membership Chair Linda Johnston
has been busy and as a result we are
welcoming two new members, Jane
Lamm and Diane Staton. And Lin
Wright our Triangle Interclub Play
(TIP) Chair reports that thanks to
Diane Koenigshofer’s stunning 74
CHCC is now in second place TIP
standings. Nice going to Diane
and her teammates!
And to close -- lots of
excitement as we approach the
final countdown for the club’s 6th
“wave” is on the way with some areas in
the rough that take away from the overall
appearance of the course. We are only
sodding as much as we can take care of
without risking losing any.
We are heading into the “mow and
blow” mode for the summer. This is when
small projects start to slow as we keep up
with day to day conditions. We have many
ambitious plans for projects this fall and
on into the winter.
Thank You,
Craig S. Thompson, CGCS
Annual Carolina Classic, June 7-8.
Suzanne Kozel and her team are
putting on the finishing touches for
this Western-themed event with
guests coming from all over the US.
Pre-game clinics and an “Evening
at the Ponderosa” cocktail party
launch this fabulous tournament
with the winning cowgirls being
recognized at a buffet luncheon
afterwards.
That’s all from the WGA,
Laura Ellgen, President
Senior Men’s Golf Association
The SMGA held two of its major events in May
with the Member-Member on May 9 and 11 followed
by the Member-Guest on May 17 and 18. The golf
gods were kind with great weather and prime course
conditions for both outings.
In the Member-Member, there were two highly
contested flights: Flight One – Low Gross -Larry
Cheek and Ramsey Green - Low Net -Ted Oldenberg
and Harvey Ainbinder. Flight Two- Low Gross- Dan
White and Mark Tolton. Low Net- Terry Flynn and
Benson Pilloff
The Third Annual Member Guest was a great
success with a tournament on Friday followed by a
wonderful meal in the Rosemary Room prepared by
Nifty Niners Golf Association
It’s trite but fun to say that our golf season is now in full
swing. Our playdays in June, have an adjustment—
• June 13, Wednesday, is the day we play due to the
men’s member-guest
• June 7 and the last two Thursdays are as usual.
Governor’s Club is hosting Tri-Nine on
Tuesday, June 19th. Remember that the sign-up
deadline is June 6! Call our Pro Shop, Christina, or
Karen, or use our notebook to sign up.
There’s major Social News as well. The
regular Nifty Niner First Friday Friendly Gathering
at the club is suspended until September. The Board
thought that the club’s delightful golf and social
mixer 9, Wine & Dine, which will be each fourth
Friday afternoon, would be a good replacement during
the summer. Sign up in the pro shop for golf at 5:00
on June 22—the shop will do the pairings—and with
Lana for dinner. Even if you’re not playing golf, come
for the Wine/Dine part, just call Lana. And please do
continue to enjoy every Friday evening at the club—
Chef Jimmy’s luscious buffet/cookout and the music
outside are not to be missed.
At our semi-annual meeting, your Board of
Directors also decided to have a summer party. It will
our new Chef Jimmy Reale. We got a first impression
of the good things in store for the club now that he is
on board. The winners of Flight One were Ed Kaiser
and David Koepnik. In Flight Two there was a tie
for first with Joe Garfunkel and Walter Bach sharing
with John McGee and Malcolm MacDonald.
Be sure to sign up for the start of the President’s
Match Play Tournament on Wednesday June 6th.
There will be a full Carolina breakfast proceeding the
round and open to all members whether playing or
not.
John McGee
President
be at a member’s home, on Saturday evening, July 21,
so mark your calendar. More information to follow.
Lots of May playday winners: May 3, low net
back nine: A: Lynn Gschwind; B: Gayle Claris and
Diane Medcalf. May 10 play it forward; A: Mary
McClure; B: Lynn Gschwind, Mary Guckes and Karen
Lazarus; C: Candy Owens. May 17 flight day; A: Mary
McClure; B: Joann Mayer; C: Annie Lou Wright and
Diane Medcalf
We had 4 Nifty Niners on winning teams at the
Brier Creek Tri-9 on May 15th: Jann Stiven and Diane
Medcalf on second place teams. Lynn Gschwind on
a first place team. Bren Eskridge on a third place
team
Congrats, all. Bet that all of those great clinics
we had with Sally and Alan helped you to victory. And
in closing, a warm welcome to our newest member,
Diane Staton.
If you might be interested in joining our 9
hole group, come out to play with us any Thursday
morning. Just contact Lynn Gschwind, Alan Bandy in
the Pro Shop, or me.
Suzan Cheek, President
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General Manager: Don Hunter
945-0419, dhunter@chapelhill-cc.com
Assistant Manager/Membership: Jeff Earley
945-0410, jearley@chapelhill-cc.com
Controller: Jean O’Daniel
932-2848, jodaniel@chapelhill-cc.com
Accounting: Pat Clark
932-2851, pclark@chapelhill-cc.com
The 2012 Spring Membership Drive
We will be extending the Membership Drive 21 days to June 21st to cover the official
season of spring. We encourage you to take part in one of the biggest membership
drives at CHCC in honor of our 90th year anniversary! Please invite your friends and
family to come out and enjoy the club.
If you become a primary sponser of a new member, both of you receive the following:
Three Months of Half-Dues * $600 in Food & Beverage Credit * Six Golf Guest
Passes (including cart) * Complimentary Golf Cart for Six Months * Six Tennis Guest
Passes * Twenty Guest Pool Passes
Accounting: Bernadette Degnan
945-0420, bdegnan@chapelhill-cc.com
Executive Chef: Jimmy Reale
967-8201, jreale@chapelhill-cc.com
Head Golf Professional: Rick Brannon
932-2857, rbrannon@chapelhill-cc.com
Course Superintendent: Craig Thompson
932-2854, craigthompson@chccturf.com
Head Tennis Professional: Lindsay Benton
932-2855, lbenton@chapelhill-cc.com
Locker Room Manager: Walt Pierce
945-0413, lockerroom@chapelhill-cc.com
Communications Director and Main Office:
Lana Carrera
967-8201, lcarrera@chapelhill-cc.com