GCC May | June 2016 Newsletter

Time for Some Summer Fun!

May | June 2016

Greensboro Country Club

President’s Message

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Dear Fellow Members,

It’s hard to believe we are already a third of the way through 2016, but it’s true and I would like to share some observations about GCC from my up-close and personal view this year. First and most importantly, I have been continually

impressed by the talent and commitment of our fine staff to make Greensboro Country Club a welcoming and exciting place for our membership and their families and guests. I encourage you to read this entire newsletter to get a real flavor of all of the many events and offerings your staff has designed for virtually every age and every interest of our diverse membership. As we enter the peak season, there are a myriad of activities and events for every member of your families and you are truly missing out if you don’t take the opportunity to participate.

A second observation is just how difficult it is to communicate about our Club to you our members. This newsletter is emailed and sent hard-copy, we prominently post notices and upcoming events on the bulletin boards, pro shops, and our website, weekly emails are sent to all members highlighting special activities and restaurant offerings, special emails are sent to specific interest groups like golfers or tennis players, and our advisory committees make phone calls to both inform and generate interest for events in their particular areas. Yet, I constantly hear from members expressing regret that they missed a recent fun event because they didn’t know it was happening. We will be expanding our communications efforts with text messaging later in the year, but to get the greatest value for your membership, please take a little extra time to stay aware of the many, many great things your Club is offering.

Thirdly, until recently, I was not aware of how much we were all missing out when we did not make reservations before coming to eat at GCC. Obviously,

we can staff more efficiently and effectively if we know how many are coming for dinner, but one of the benefits of being a Club member is being able to drop in unannounced at our Club for a great meal and personal service. But, if the staff knows you are coming for lunch or dinner you will get some extra special treatment I bet you didn’t know about. Before each meal, the floor manager and wait staff meet to discuss the coming event. If you have made a reservation, they will talk about your known preferences for food and beverages, plus other tendencies you might have. You will receive service that can only happen where the staff has a sincere interest in making your visit the best, most personalized experience in Greensboro. So, make that call even if it’s only an hour before dinner time. You will be glad you did!

Lastly, GCC is a truly special place where our members can be involved and make positive impacts by just speaking up. The most obvious impact is in membership recruiting. New members are the lifeblood of any private club, so invite your friends and business associates to visit and consider joining our ranks. There is a little extra in it for you with the incentive recently announced by Matthew Rankin, our Membership Chairman. You are also encouraged to offer ideas, concerns and encouragement to our advisory committees. And, consider joining one of the committees. The committees are assembled around the end of each year, so keep an eye out for your invitation. Right now, we are adding a new Youth Activities Committee to help create and coordinate our programs for children. If you are interested in serving, please contact me or Lindsay Pegg at the Club. Our commitment to making GCC special for young families is unwavering as exemplified by our new "Kids Corner" child watch program and the new Youth Pavilion.

I look forward to seeing you at our Club!

Pete DavenportPresident

Membership

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Welcome New Members!Membership MessageSpring has finally arrived, and we’re gaining momentum! Thank you to everyone sponsoring prospective members or having discussions with potential new members. The Membership Committee has been working diligently to foster and promote membership at our Club. Year to date, we have welcomed five new members and we have 11 prospective members who are at various stages of due diligence, posting, or approval.

The Membership Committee and I are pleased to bring two initiatives out of retirement to promote our membership growth and offer a nice incentive for those members who remain engaged through the membership process as a sponsor. The first is a $500 dues credit for any member who successfully sponsors a new member. There’s no cap on the amount of the dues credit and number of prospective members one can sponsor, so please consider extending an invitation of membership to a friend or associate whom you feel would enjoy the many benefits of membership in our fine Club.

The second incentive is a two-week trial membership for qualified prospective members. This program allows a prospective member and their family to experience our Club on their own time and for two weeks. The prospective member will be issued a temporary member number, and at the end of the two weeks, reimburse the Club via check. We are confident that once a prospective member is able to experience our Club, a move to permanent membership will be the next step.

Please let me, the Membership Committee or Brittany Mitchell, our Membership Director, know if you have any questions regarding the two-week trial membership, how someone can become a member of our Club, or how we can help showcase the Club to a prospective member. You can reach Brittany at (336) 275-8506 or [email protected].

Matthew Rankin, ChairmanMembership Committee

Posted Members

Remember to check our membership page on the website and the bulletin board downstairs to see all posted members. If you have any comments or concerns in regards to posted members please contact our Membership Director Brittany Mitchell at (336) 275-8506 or [email protected].

Mary & BenjaminJudd

Jill & ToddStarcevich

Ashley & Michael Strickland

Comer & RalphWear

Charlie Robbins

Club News

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Ladies Day CardsJoin us for a morning of socializing and Bridge at Ladies Day Cards on Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Lunch is offered for all attendees. Upcoming dates include May 11th & 25th and June 8th & 22nd. Guests are welcome.

Bridge with Larry CohenAn Informative and Humorous Approach to Bridge by the 25-Time National Champion and ACBL Player of the Year

Tuesday, June 28th | 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.Wednesday, June 29th | 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Irving Park BallroomLearn Two-Over-One, Negative Double, No

Trump Play & Strong Two Club!

$250 per personSign up in Tables of Four20-Table Class Maximum

GCC Members OnlyCall the Club Receptionist at (336) 275-8506 to Register

Table of ContentsPresident's Message ..............................2Membership ..........................................3Club News ..............................................4Dining ...................................................5Special Events .................................... 6-7The Farm................................................8Easter Photos .........................................9Family & Youth Events ................... 10-11Tennis ............................................ 12-13Golf ................................................ 14-16Turf Talk ...............................................17Fitness .................................................18Aquatics ...............................................19Club Information .................................20

What’s Happening at GCC?In addition to the newsletter, Greensboro Country Club uses a wide variety of technology-based communication tools to keep you up-to-date regarding events and activities, as well as to provide you with important Club and member information.

WebsiteThe GCC website is www.greensborocc.org. There is a public side that everyone can see, and there is a “Member’s Only” side that requires a username and password to access. This member’s only restricted access is necessary members make reservations and tee/court times through the site. In order to quickly access the member’s only section, be sure to check the “Remember Me” box right below the areas where you enter your username and pass-word. The next time you log in, your browser and automatically fill in your username and password, and all you have to do is click “Enter” to be taken to the “Member’s Only” potion of the website.

Email CommunicationOne of the most vital communication avenues used by the Club to communicate with the members is via email. This is the fastest way to reach the membership for everything from Club events to important operational information. We understand that members often receive a number of emails from various sources each day. The Club is making a concerted effort to reduce the number of emails being sent by combining upcoming events into a weekly email that is sent to all members.

Interest-specific emails are sent to members who have elected to receive those emails by using the “Opt-In Groups” function in your member profile on the website. To get to your profile, log in to the internal website, click “Directory” and then find “My Profile.” Select which opt-in groups are best suited for how you use the Club, and then only receive those emails when we send out information pertaining to your specific groups. You can opt-in or opt-out of these groups at any time, allowing you to truly personalize your GCC email communications.

FacebookThe Club uses Facebook to communicate details for upcoming events as well as display photos from events and Club videos. When you visit our page, be sure to "Like" and to "Turn Notifications On" so our posts will show up in your news feed.

www.facebook.com/GreensboroCountryClub

Dining

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From the ChefIt’s here! Time to fire up the big grill, ignite the logs and start cooking poolside. May and June mean a lot of different things to people. If you’re a chef at GCC then it means it’s time to open the

Donald Ross Terrace, pool snack bars and get ready for another great summer season. The weather has been great, and we are excited to open the Donald Ross Terrace on Fridays and Saturdays starting May 6th.

The Sunset Room and Bar hours of operation will not change this summer, offering food and beverage ser-vice Tuesday through Saturdays. By now, I hope most of you have been to the Sunset Room and sampled some of Chef de Cuisine Tim Thompson's creations. Tim and I will focus on Carolina farm-to-table menus this summer. We will have our signature items, and in addition, we will create a fun weekly menu featuring foods from the local farmers market - focusing on what is in season. Executive Pastry Chef Lucia Bobby will also focus on offering fresh seasonal berries and products from North Carolina.

We are getting geared up for another fun pool season won’t be long before we plug in the slushy machine and open up the snack bars. Whatever your plans may be, please remember Scott Harmon and his private events team are here to help organize any size party from a poolside birthday party to a wedding for five hundred. We are here to help make memories. See you in the dining rooms!

Greg JohnExecutive Chef

Upcoming Dining Events

Mother’s Day BrunchSunday, May 8th Seatings at 11:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:00 p.m. & 1:30 p.m. | Irving Park BallroomWhat better way to show your mom how much you love her than to treat her to a lovely brunch at the Club? Enjoy a fantastic Mother's Day Brunch featuring carved spring rack of lamb, roasted New York strips, pan-seared rainbow trout, smoked bacon mac & cheese, cocktail shrimp, a selection of delicious salads and desserts.Adults $33 | Children $15 | Children Under 4 - Our GuestsJacket and Tie Required*Please Note: Breakfast will not be served in the Family Grille on Mother's Day, however, an a la carte dinner will be available in the Family Grille and 1909 from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m.

Enjoy one of our signature "G" burgers with truffle fries or blackened tuna tacos with a side of tempura vegetables and a glass of 2013 Caymus

Cabernet every Thursday.

6:00 - 9:30 p.m. | Sunset Room & Bar | $25 per person

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Special Events

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Page 6 Reservations are required. Please sign up online at www.greensborocc.org or call the Club’s receptionist at (336) 275-8506.

Live Music Fridays 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. | Donald Ross Terrace

Pool Open Until 9:00 p.m. for Family Fun

May 27th Gipsy Danger June 3rd Joshua West June 17th Holt Gwyn & David Niblock July 1st Evan and Dana July 15th Patrick Rock

Beer Tasting & Tap TakeoverFriday, May 6th

5:00 - 7:00 p.m. | Donald Ross Terrace"Made with Love and Magic"

Hoots Beer Co. from Winston Salem takes over the taps at the Donald Ross Terrace to bring you their unique tastes.

Hoots combines beer’s old world elements with fair dosages of dark secrets, imagination and old fashioned

rock and roll. A representative from Hoots will be on site for a complimentary tasting and to present a great

selection of their beers.Member-Sign Bar | A la carte menu available

Kentucky Derby PartySaturday, May 7th

Hors d'oeuvres: 4:30 - 6:00 p.m.| Donald Ross TerraceBring your friends, don your finest derby attire and join us for the 142nd renewal of the greatest two minutes in

sports! Enjoy mint juleps, featured wines and complimen-tary hors d'oeuvres. Prizes awarded for best hat and attire. Member-Sign Bar | A la carte menu available 5:30 - 10:00 p.m.

50 Shades of PinkFriday, June 10th

6:00 - 8:00 p.m. | Donald Ross TerraceWhether you are into bold and dry or light and sweet, we will have something for you! Enjoy a complimentary rosé tasting featuring rosés of all shades from the old world and

new. Pairing menu available as well as the a la carte menu.

Magnificent “Magnums” Wine PartySaturday, June 25th

5:30 - 10:00 p.m. | Donald Ross TerraceJoin us for a night of stargazing, paella and bottles that

would make any wine lover do a double take. The wines will be big... big enough to keep us popping corks all eve-ning while enjoying Chef Greg’s Paella. Napa Cabernets

will take center stage, but we have a few other surprises in store so this is an evening you will would not want to miss.Chef Greg will present a Seafood Paella station at 8:00 p.m.

Seafood Paella $20 | A la carte dinner menu available

The Donald Ross Terrace is Open!Warmer weather has finally arrived, and the Donald Ross Terrace is open for dining and some great special events. The Donald Ross Terrace will be open on Fridays and Saturdays starting on May 6th (weather permitting). Regular summer hours of operation will start Wednesday, June 8th. We will see you in the sunshine!

Summer Hours of OperationMonday & Tuesday ClosedWednesday & Thursday Bar: 5:00 - 10:00 p.m. Dinner: 5:30 - 9:00 p.m.Friday Bar: 12:00 - 11:00 p.m. Dinner: 5:30 - 10:00 p.m.Saturday* Bar: 12:00 - 11:00 p.m. Dinner: 5:30 - 10:00 p.m.Sunday* Bar: 12:00 - 9:00 p.m. Dinner: 5:30 - 9:00 p.m.

*A limited poolside menu will be available on

Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Special Events

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Memorial Day FestivitiesMonday, May 30th

Memorial Day Party at the Irving Park PoolSpend the day at the pool! The Donald Ross Terrace Bar will be open from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

The Snack Bar will be open from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. offering novelties, with the full menu available from 2:00 to 8:00 p.m.

A Holiday Luncheon Buffet will be available poolside from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Adults are $15, children are $8 and children under four are our guests.

A la carte dinner will be available at the Donald Ross Terrace from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. with live music from DJ Ace from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Memorial Day at the Farm PoolJoin your GCC family and friends at the Farm Pool for some Memorial Day fun, games and a lunch buffet. And don't miss the main event, the 4th Annual GCC Cardboard Regatta Race where teams race cardboard boats across the pool.

“Rio” Olympic Games Family Fun | 11:00 a.m.Inflatables, Slushies, Tie-Dye Crafts and more!

Cardboard Boat Races | 12:30 p.m.

Snack Bar | 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Holiday Poolside Luncheon Buffet 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Adults $15 | Children $8Children Under Four Are Our Guests

Reservations are required. Please sign up online at www.greensborocc.org or call the Club’s receptionist at (336) 275-8506.

"The Judgment of Greensboro"Wednesday, May 25th6:30 p.m. | Ballroom

On May 24, 1976 California wine-makers poured a touch of the unexpected at a tasting in France that many thought was a publicity stunt. In this strictly controlled, blind tasting, a panel of esteemed judges placed two American wines above their French counterparts.

One day after the 40th anniversary of the Judgment of Paris, GCC will hold the “Judgment of Greensboro.” The tasting, as strictly controlled as the production of unique boutique wines, will be replicated under the watchful eye of our very own oenophiles, and you are invited to be a part of it.

Mr. George Taber - the only reporter present at the tasting and judgment in Paris - will be our special guest. He will share behind-the-scenes stories about the “Gallic Gems” that the French judges used while swirling, sniffing and sipping the California winners.

We have secured the younger versions of these coveted juices, and our culinary team will prepare the perfect dishes to pair with

each. Wines will remain concealed until the night of the tasting for a truly blind-tasting

experience. We are calling all super-tasters, terroir connoisseurs and wine lovers to join us

for this unique event to celebrate the world of wine!

$125 per person72-Hour Cancellation Policy Applies

Photos by Bella Spurrier

The Farm

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Upcoming Events

Sunday Grand Brunch BuffetSunday, June 12th 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. | FarmJoin us every second Sunday of the month for our Grand Brunch Buffet. Our chefs will create a varying array of breakfast and lunch favorites each month and of course, the popular chef-attended omelet and waffle bar. Adults $16.50 | Children $8.50 Children Under Four - Our Guests

Weekly Thursday Night Buffet6:00 - 9:00 p.m. | FarmJoin us every Thursday night as the Farm chefs create a wonderful buffet dinner with a new menu each week that mixes the best of new and creative dishes in-spired by local seasonal ingredients with our existing Club favorites. And of course, each month concludes with our Prime Rib Buffet on the last Thursday of each month.Adults $16.50 | Children $8.50 Children Under Four - Our Guests*Please note that we will not have a Thursday Night Buffet on June 16th due to the Blue Dolphin's swim meet at the Farm pool.

Prime Rib BuffetThursday, May 26th & Thursday, June 30th6:00 - 9:00 p.m. | FarmOn the final Thursday of every month please enjoy our Prime Rib Buffet featuring prime rib, southern fried chicken, soup and salad bar, and an array of house-made pastries.Adults $24 | Children $8.50Children Under Four - Our Guests

Mother's Day BrunchSunday, May 8th11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Enjoy carved cedar plank salmon, southern fried chicken, steak and eggs Benedict, a chef-attended omelet and waffle station, and freshly baked biscuits, muffins and assorted pastries.Adults $26 | Children $12 | Children Under Four - Our GuestsReservations are required and cancellations must be made by Thursday, May 5th.

Farm Pool Party & Cardboard RegattaMonday, May 25th11:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. | Farm PoolJoin your GCC family and friends at the Farm Pool for some Memorial Day fun, games and a lunch buffet. Don't miss the main event - the 4th Annual GCC Cardboard Regatta Race where teams race cardboard boats across the pool. Adults $15 | Children $8 | Children Under Four - Our Guests

Father's Day BrunchSunday, June 19th11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Enjoy New York strip loins, chicken marsala, manicotti marinara, a chef-attended omelet and waffle station, and freshly baked biscuits, muffins and assorted pastries.Adults $26 | Children $12 | Children Under Four - Our GuestsReservations are required and cancellations must be made by Thursday, June 16th.

Farm Happy HoursJune 10th & June 24th5:00 - 7:00 p.m. | Farm Back PorchMusic by Clay Howard (June 10th) & Josh West (June 24th)Complimentary Appetizers | Member Sign BarA la Carte Dining Available 5:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Reservations are required. Please call the Farm Clubhouse at (336) 288-3415.

Around the Club

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Dr. Seuss Easter Egg HuntMarch 26, 2016

Family & Youth Activities

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It's Time for Summer Fun!

Kids Corner – Introducing a Child Watch Program!GCC is excited to announce that we will begin a “Kids Corner” child

watch program on Monday, May 2nd. This service is intended to provide a convenient place for you to bring your children while you are utilizing Greensboro Country Club facilities.

Preferred Childcare, a well-known and well-respected child care provider, will oversee GCC’s Kids Corner program. Located in the Pavilion at Irving Park, this service will provide professional, licensed caregivers for your children ages 6 weeks to 5 years. The Kids Corner will be available Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-day and Saturday mornings from 7:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Visits to the Kids Corner are limited to four hours per child per day, and there is a maximum number of 12 children in the Kids Corner at any one time. This includes a maximum of four infants at any one time (infants are defined as children age 6 weeks to one year).

The cost for members is $10 per hour per child, and $4 per hour per sibling for additional siblings. The cost for guests to utilize this service is $10 per hour per child. Members may make reservations by calling Preferred Childcare Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at (336) 392-7827. Reservations are strongly preferred, but drop-ins are welcome if space permits.

For additional information and a complete copy of the guidelines for utilizing the Kids Corner, please visit the website or contact me at (336) 275-8506, ext. 164.

Birthday PartiesEveryone loves a pool party! Make your child’s birthday or special occasion a real splash by hosting

your own bash at GCC. Parties are available during regular pool hours in two-hour time slots at both the Irving Park and Farm Pools. Choose from fun party packages to make planning easy! All party packages include lifeguards, fees for pool guests, reserved party space and a staff attendant specifically assigned to you and your event. Additional amenities can be arranged to enhance your party including sports equipment, inflatable bounce houses, pool games, music and more.

We have a lot of great events coming up this summer, and we hope to see you at all of them for some fun in the sun!

Lindsay PeggDirector of Aquatics & Youth Activities

Campout & Glow GolfApril 16 & 17, 2016

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Page 11Reservations are required. Please sign up online at www.greensborocc.org or call the Club’s receptionist at (336) 275-8506.

Upcoming Events

Memorial Day Events andRio Olympic Games

Boat Building KickoffWednesday, May 18th5:00 - 8:00 p.m. | Irving Park PavilionDrop by the Pavilion after Breakfast for Dinner and get a head start on building your boat for the Memorial Day GCC Cardboard Regatta Race! We will have all the supplies to get you started creating your winning racer!No Charge | Reservations Not Required

Farm Pool Party & Cardboard Boat RegattaMonday, May 30th11:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. | Farm PoolJoin your GCC friends and family at the Farm Pool for some Memorial Day fun and games. You don’t want to miss out on the main event, the 4th Annual GCC Cardboard Regatta Race where teams race cardboard boats across the Farm Pool. Boat check-in will be at the lifeguard shack and the race will begin at 12:30 p.m. Other fun activities include, tie-dye t-shirts, inflatable water slide, food eating contests. Also enjoy a poolside lunch buffet with all your favorites.

Schedule of EventsRio” Olympic Games Family Fun | 11:00 a.m.Cardboard Boat Races | 12:30 p.m.Poolside Luncheon Buffet | 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Adults $15 | Children (4-10) $8 Children Under Four - Our GuestsReservations Required

Family Fun Fridays are BACK!Friday, May 27th, June 3rd, June 17th & July 1st 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. | Irving Park Pool and PavilionCalling all GCC Families! Join us at the Irving Park Pool for some Friday fun! The pool will stay open until 9:00 p.m. and we will have a special activity, as well as bingo, karaoke, lip-sync battles, trivia or a swim-in movie!No Charge | Reservations Not Required

Water PoloJoin GCC's Youth Water Polo League! Beginning this summer, GCC will offer weekly water polo practices hosted by Eric Gordon to junior members ages 10 to 18. Water polo is the upcoming “new” youth sport, and this summer you will have the opportunity to learn, practice and compete against other swim clubs in the area. Practices will begin in mid/late May on Wednesday evenings, from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Farm Pool. Games will be held on Fridays and Sundays from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Lindley Pool. Watch for more information!

Join the Blue Dolphins Swim TeamHave you ever wanted to be on a swim team? It's pool season, so join the GCC Blue Dolphins now! Our Blue Dolphin swim team is a competitive swim program open to members 5 to 18 years of age, from beginner swimmers to very competitive swimmers. Our team is all about creating friendships and lifelong memories with “Big Splashes” such as our end-of-season banquet, family cook-outs, friendly intra-team competitions and more. Contact Lindsay Pegg at (336) 275-8506 if you have questions or would like to join the team.

Tennis

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Tennis Update

We are now in full swing of our spring tennis programs and we are looking forward to our summer tennis pro-grams as well. I would like to see each and every one of our active tennis players come out and enjoy our adult

and junior programs. We also have a great time with month-ly socials that give members an opportunity to play tennis and have a great time socializing.

Congratulations!Congratulations to our Gate City Division 1-White Team and our Division 4 Team for winning the 2015 Sportsmanship Award! What a great honor for GCC to receive this award. Congratulations to all who participated on these two teams! And a big thank you to all of our Gate City players for a fantastic season!

Welcome to Our New Tennis ProfessionalPlease join me in welcoming our new Tennis Professional, Cory Rockow. Cory comes to Greensboro Country Club from Phoenix, Arizona where he was Head Tennis Professional at the La Camarilla Racquet, Fitness and Swim Club. Cory was responsible for all of the adult and junior programs.

Prior to his head professional position Cory was the Director of Junior Development at La Camarilla working with all levels and ages of juniors. In 2013 Cory became the head tennis coach of the Scottsdale Christian Academy Varsity High School Boys Team and was named “Coach of the Year.” Cory attended Colorado University from 2004 to 2007 and he received All-Conference Awards in both Singles and Doubles in 2006.

Cory will begin at GCC on May 2nd, and we are excited and privileged to have Cory as our new Tennis Professional. Let’s give a warm welcome to Cory!

We are looking forward to a great summer season, and I'll see you on the courts!

Tom Cascarano, USPTADirector of Tennis

Summer Tennis Programs

Adult Summer Clinics (Begin Week of June 6th)

Early Bird Cardio TennisTuesdays & Thursdays | 6:30 - 7:30 a.m. | Irving Park$30 per week (four-week program)

Women’s Drill ClinicDivision I & II: Mondays | 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. | Irving ParkDivision III & IV: Tuesdays | 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. | Irving Park$120 (six-week program)

Women’s Low-Intermediate Clinic Mondays | 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. | Irving Park$15 per week (six-week program)

Junior Summer Clinics(Visit the Club's website or call the Tennis Pro Shop for specific dates and times of individual clinics.)

Future Stars (Ages 4-6)This program offers a start to the basics of tennis. The player will get an introduction to stroke production as well as experience the fun of playing tennis.$15 per Day or $40 per Week

Super Stars (Ages 8 & Under)This clinic is designed to teach the young individual the basics of stroke production and the fundamentals of each part of the game, including competition.$18 per Day or $45 per Week

Junior Tennis Camp (Ages 9-16)Designed for our juniors that enjoy tennis skills, drills and fun competition, this clinic will help strengthen all aspects of their tennis game. Our juniors will also have an opportunity to compete in summer team tennis.$25 per Day or $80 per Week

Elite Competitive TrainingThis program prepares juniors of all levels to physically and mentally to compete. This is for the junior who has a USTA ranking or is striving to play tournaments.$25 per Day or $80 per Week

Tennis

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Upcoming Events

Kids Day & Pro/Member Shoot Out"Families Fighting Cancer"Saturday, June 4thJoin all GCC members in “Families Fighting Cancer” Charity. All GCC members are invited to come watch this fun event, and we encourage all of our GCC juniors to participate.

Kid’s Day of Tennis Games & Fun12:00 - 1:00 p.m.Contribution Entry Fee per Family: $20(Entry fee contribution goes to "Families Fighting Cancer" charity, please make checks payable to: American Cancer Society.)

Pro/Member Shoot Out 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.watch our GCC Professionals and members compete in our semi-finals and finals of the Pro/Member Shootout. Four professionals and four GCC members will be paired up to compete in a doubles challenge. Winners will play for our GCC Pro/Member final. Semi-finals and finals will be a 1-set competition no-ad scoring.

This will be an opportunity for all members to watch great tennis, enjoy a hamburger cookout and contribute to a great cause.

Cookout: Adults $12.50 | Children $8.50Sign up online at www.greensborocc.org or call the Tennis Pro shop at (336) 275-8162.

Tropical Island NightFriday, May 20th7:00 - 9:00 p.m. | Irving ParkJoin us for some fun in the sun with tennis and great drinks and food. Celebrate summer, tropical Island style, with your GCC friends!$30 per couple (inclusive)

Mark Your CalendarMay 7th Mother/Child Tennis ChallengeMay 12th Women’s Wine NightMay 20th Tropical Island NightJune 4th Kid’s Day & Pro/Member Shoot-OutJune 23rd Tequila, Margarita, Corona SocialJuly 4th 4th of July FestivitiesJuly 21st Tennis SocialJuly 25th - 28th Junior Sports Camp

Men's Summer Night PlayOur popular Men’s Night Play is on Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. Members will play three sets, one set in rotation with each player on the court.

Men’s night will run for 6 weeks starting on June 15th at Irving Park. Sign up each week by Tuesday at 12:00 p.m. The first 24 members to sign up will play each week. After those spots are filled, we will place mem-bers on a waiting list for available spots.

Women's Thursday Night PlayWomen who are interested to meet and play weekly are invited to Thursday Night Play. Enjoy an evening of tennis Thursdays from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. You will be placed with other members on court and play two sets. Maximum number of players is 16. All levels are welcome.

Women’s night will run for six weeks starting on June 16th at Irving Park. Sign up in Tennis Pro Shop by Tues-day at 12:00 p.m. before each Thursday.

Golf

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Golf UpdateWow…GCC is a fantastic place! You have made this newcomer feel incredibly well received with your warm and engaging reception. I often speak of the quality of a club being in direct proportion to the quality of its

membership. And you have knocked it out of the park! Your greetings, best wishes and helpfulness have been greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Our golf season is now in full swing, with activities, events, tournaments and fun for the entire family. We would like to draw your attention to the junior golf activities this year. The future growth and prosperity of this great game hinges on the next generation. We want all juniors to feel welcome and with the varying activities; we truly have something for everyone. PGA Junior League is one such opportunity. It is heavy on fun, highly social and an inclusive opportunity for boys and girls ages 13 & under. GCC will be well represented with two teams. Participants wear numbered jerseys and play on teams with friends, like other recreational sports. Please call either Professional Shop for additional information and to register your child or grandchild.

We also have a great line-up of tournaments and fun events for our adult golfers. Be sure to bring your guests and enjoy the beautiful courses of GCC this summer.

Bud Taylor, PGADirector of Golf

Congratulations!Gentlemen's Breakfast Tournament Champions

March 19, 2016

Junior Player DevelopmentThe mission of the GCC Junior Player Development Program is to instill an excitement for the game in every participant, so golf becomes a life-long endeavor. In collaboration and involvement with the entire golf professional staff, the program creates a stimulating, fun and safe environment.

Each session ensures every participant is involved in age-appropriate activities, has fun, feels comfortable, interacts with peers and friends, and comes away with an appreciation and excitement for the game.

In keeping with our mission, the Junior Development Program started Sunday, April 3rd with players ages 3 to 6. The 45-minute session enhanced golf skill development with activities promoting fun, imagination and creativity. This session will continue every Sunday through the summer and fall at Irving Park beginning at 1:00 p.m.

The 7 to 12 age group sessions began Wednesday, April 6th at Irving Park. A record turnout commenced this program allowing the kids to develop golf skills through fundamental sports skills, participation in multiple sports during the session and activities involving patterns of movement. This session will continue every Wednesday starting at 4:00 p.m.

Players ages 13 to 18 started their sessions on Wednesday, April 6th at Irving Park as well. Participants played six holes working on putting, choosing the best shot for their situation, learning how to use the rules to their advantage and learning how to play ready golf. This session will continue every Wednesday through the summer and fall starting at 5:00 p.m.

Thank you for the opportunity to help your junior players develop their appreciation and excitement for the game. The golf professional staff appreciates working with the future golfers of Greensboro Country Club.

Jerome AndrewsDirector of Player DevelopmentGross Winners: JD Lawson,

Cabell Poindexter, Jimmy Powell & Bruce Peterson

Net Winners: Gene Grubb, Ted Rhoads, Bill Lyon &

Richard Shope

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Tournament Schedule

Generation Gap Adult-JuniorSaturday, May 7th

Assigned Starting Times at 10:00 a.m. | FarmFormat: Shamble, One Better Ball of Two Gross & Net Division

$15 per player plus cart fee includes light hors d’oeuvres and team prizes. Registration begins April 7th.

One-Day Gentlemen’s Member-GuestFriday, May 13th

1:00 p.m. Shotgun Start | Irving ParkFormat: Par 5s – One Best Ball, Par 4sTwo Best Ball, Par 3s – Three Best Ball

$45 per player plus cart fee. Includes golf, food, beverages and team prizes. Registration begins April 13th. Guests are welcome

to play in "Tough Day" on May 14th.

Ladies & Gentlemen’s Tough DaySaturday, May 14th

Starting Times Throughout the Day | Irving ParkFormat: Individual Stroke Play with gross and net prizes.

$20 per player - register in the golf shop before play. Same guest from Member-Guest the prior day plays for cart fee only.

Gentlemen’s Summer League DraftWednesday, May 18th

Draft: 6:00 p.m. | Irving Park ClubhouseFormat: Team – Four Ball Match Play - Matches played

throughout the summer.$20 per person for the season. Registration closes May 11th.

Ladies Member-Guest InvitationalFriday, May 20th & Saturday, May 21st

Friday: 1:00 p.m. – Optional Practice Round & 6:00 p.m. Players Party | Farm

Saturday: 9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start | FarmFormat: Shamble, Two Better Balls of Four. Gross & Net

Divisions – 75% Handicap. Teams may consist of two lady members and two lady guests, or one lady member and three lady guests with USGA handicap. (Twosome of

member and guest may also sign up to be paired.)$100 per person (includes golf, cart, meals, tee gift and awards).

Registration begins March 22nd.

Gentlemen’s Senior Club ChampionshipSaturday, June 4th & Sunday, June 5th

Starting times begin at 8:30 a.m. | Irving Park & FarmFormat: Stroke Play competition with flights by age

accommodating all skill levels with established handicaps. Competition is gross and net with 100% of handicap.

Gentlemen Members age 55 or greater with established handicaps are eligible to play.

$75 per player (Tournament Package Event). Registration begins May 4th.

Girls & Boys Junior-Junior ChampionshipThursday, June 16th

Assigned Starting Times at 1:00 p.m. | Irving ParkFormat: Two-Person Team, Better Ball of Partners.

Trophies awarded to overall gross and flight gross winners (flights by age). Children 18 years of age and younger who

are not in college are eligible to play.$10 per player (includes awards, trophies and refreshments at

scoreboard). Registration begins May 16th.

Father - Child TournamentSaturday, June 18th

Assigned Starting Times at 11:00 a.m. | Irving ParkFormat: Two-person team with a father-child

combination. Format is Modified Alternate Shot. Trophies awarded to gross and net overall winners and within the

age groups. Handicap is 50% of the parent’s handicap. All generations of fathers and children are welcome!

$10 per player (includes awards, trophies and refreshments at scoreboard). Registration begins May 18th.

Hole in One!

Tom Sullivan – Farm #17

Witnessed by Fraser Orr, Sam Stephens and Mark Nussbaum

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Upcoming EventsLadies Member-Guest“Balls, Bubbles and Brew” Friday, May 20th Optional Practice Round (Afternoon Shotgun) Team Game Available Evening Player Reception Saturday, May 21st Tournament Day with Breakfast & Awards LuncheonThis new date combination is designed to entice all our GCC women golfers to play with a Saturday competition. A memorable experience awaits! Invite your guests and enjoy the award-winning Farm course while showcasing your fine Club.

Please remember that registration forms are due by Tuesday, May 10th. Registration forms are available online and in each Golf Professional Shop. Please drop off your completed form to either the Farm or Irving Park Professional Shop.

Monthly Combined Captain’s ChoiceTuesday, May 19th

9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start | Farm

Tuesday, June 28th 8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start | Irving Park

Monthly team format with a combination of the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Ladies Golf groups for 13 holes of

team Captain’s Choice. Special lunch will follow. Please make your reservation for golf and or lunch by

12:00 p.m. the prior Saturday.

"Play the Pro"Monday, May 2nd - Wednesday, May 4th

A popular format for each of our ladies groups. Make your own starting time of up to three players and one of the golf

professionals will join your group for some holes of golf together. Get some pointers and get to know your

professional staff a little better.

Ringer TournamentsTuesday 18 Holers & Wednesday “3 Fore 13”

Tuesday, May 17th & May 24th (9:00 a.m. Shotgun) &Wednesday May 18th & 25th (Tee Times) | Irving ParkSee how low you can score as your first round’s hole-by-hole

score may be improved with the second round’s play.

Pick Your Partners – 1 Best Ball of 3 Tuesday, June 7th & Wednesday, June 8th | FarmThe 18 holers and 3 Fore 13 will play a fun team game

where you may pick your two partners and score one best ball of the three players.

Friday Golf MixersBuild your own foursome of two men and two women for 9 Holes of Captain’s Choice each Friday at Irving Park (5:30 p.m. shotgun start). Register weekly by Friday at 3:00 p.m. Stay for dinner or a drink afterward at the Donald Ross Terrace!

Night Glow GolfSaturday, June 25th | Irving Park

Enjoy golf under the stars. Format is team scramble; teams of two men and two women. Build your own team or

register to be paired. Please register through the Irving Park Professional Shop at (336) 272-2636 by Thursday, June 23rd.

Ready, Set, Go!Our lady golfers kicked off the 2016 season at the Ladies Golf Opening Breakfast & Team Captain's Choice on Tuesday, April 12th! This year's theme is "Play Ready Golf" and they are ready to play!

Turf Talk

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EtiquetteWhen most of us think about etiquette on the golf course we think about things like playing in turn and being quiet or maybe standing still when a playing partner is hitting their shot. As a superintendent, I know

these aspects are important but there is often a part of golf etiquette that is overlooked or neglected. The three main areas I am referring to are ball marks, tracks left in the bunker and divots.

Ball marks or pitch marks left on the putting surface are a big problem at most courses, especially those with Bentgrass greens. Although at low-round private clubs, such as Greensboro Country Club, some clubs do a better job than others on this issue. Although we generally do a good job here at GCC, there is definitely some room for improvement from members, guests and staff. The staff’s primary role in this endeavor is to educate and communicate the need for proper ball mark repair and create continual awareness. The member’s role is to ensure that not only they them-selves are repairing their own ball marks but they should also politely communicate this to members within their own playing group when they see someone who has neglected to repair their ball mark. In addition, as the amount of our junior play has grown in recent years, parents should also take the opportunity to educate their children regarding proper golf etiquette. Whether we are new to the game or we occasionally forget, please remember that ball marks left unrepaired may take two to four weeks to recover versus a repaired ball mark, which will grow over in only two to three days. Additionally, unrepaired ball marks diminishes the quality of the putting surface and the course takes on an unnecessarily bad appearance.

The second area of etiquette I would like to address as we enter our golfing season is raking of footprints in bunkers. As we all know bunkers are hazards that are not usually fun places to be. Having to play a ball out of someone’s

footprints makes that an even less enjoyable experience. On average, staff completely rakes out the bunkers three times a week, and track out footprints as best we can on the other days. Unfortunately, disturbed areas in the bunker left unraked by a golfer may go one to two days with-out be attended to by staff depending on the week’s work-load. We have a relatively small maintenance crew on each golf course, and do not have the resources to rake bunkers on an everyday basis. Please be considerate of your fellow members and guests playing behind you by raking the bunker. When you are finished raking a bunker, place the rake back in the bunker. This saves the maintenance crew a lot time when mowing around bunkers. Golfers playing out of a newly raked bunker should notice rakes are carefully placed in the bunker by the maintenance staff. We evenly distribute the rakes across the bunker for easy access. We also place the rakes parallel to the line of play to minimize the chances of a ball coming in contact with a rake. And lastly we place rakes on the low end of the bunkers so as not to trap a ball into a bad lie.

The last etiquette item concerns divots. Ideally we would never replace a divot in an area of warm-season grass like the grasses that exist on all our fairways and tees (exceptions would be really deep-long pelts that remain intact). The majority of the time, divots result in small pieces of sod that won’t heal over and actually slow the underlying grass from repairing itself. Sand divot bottles are provided on the carts, and the staff does occasionally go around and fill in divots left behind from walkers and others who have not repaired their divot.

We have two outstanding golf courses at Greensboro Country Club, and during this golfing season let's all take a little extra pride in them by caring for them. Educating your fellow playing partners and junior golfers on proper golf course etiquette will not only show your fellow members and guests courtesy, but the end result will be a much better golf course and playing experience for everyone.

Thank you, and enjoy the courses!

Doug Lowe, CGCSDirector of Golf Course & Grounds Maintenance

Fitness

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Fitness UpdateSummer is here and I know you are all ready to get outdoors to enjoy more golf, swimming and tennis here at GCC, but don’t forget about your fitness needs as well. You must have strong, flexible and functional muscles to play your optimal

game of golf and tennis and to be able to swim further and faster! GCC fitness is here to help you with all your “muscular” and other health and fitness needs.

We have many classes that can serve these needs or meet with one of our many personal trainers who may specialize in the sport of your choice. Athletic conditioning is offered every Tuesday from 9:15 to 9:45 a.m. to build strength and endurance for your sport of choice. Flexibility is also a very important component for athletes. Our yoga classes and individual Pilates reformer training are perfect for those stiff muscles and joints that may have developed over the cold, winter months.

You ask? We will deliver! A “men’s” specialty yoga class was created recently by a group of men desiring a flexibility class just for them. This class is held on Saturday mornings at 7:30 a.m. For more information, please call our reception desk.

So, you’re not an athlete but you want to stay healthy or need to get your body into vacation, beach and pool shape? We have plenty to offer you as well! If you haven’t tried out our popular Barre classes, there is no better time than now! This class specializes in toning the legs and core and the participants love it. Body Pump and CX classes build muscles as well. And don’t forget heart and lung health, you’ll need them in optimal condition to sustain lots of walking on vacations. Our cycle and ME classes will get you ready to endure any cardiovascular activity.

If you have health and fitness questions, we have answers! Call today for your complimentary orientation or to try out a class on us. We are looking forward to seeing you in the Fitness Center!

Lori LennonDirector of Fitness

For Your Fitness!Aqua ClassesAqua classes start Tuesday, May 31st and continue through Thursday, September 1st from 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. Please register by June 10th if you would like an Aqua Summer Pass:• Three Month Aqua Pass: $105• Three Month Aqua Pass Add-On: $60

(Available when registered for a single or full class pass)

• Month-to-Month Aqua Pass: $45

Special Events & OccasionsWhether you have 30 days, 30 weeks or 30 months until your special occasion or athletic event, it's never too late (or early!) to start training. From specialized bridal boot camps to athletic conditioning to creative dance moves, the GCC fitness staff is here to make you shine like a star! Our expertise in athletic performance, dance, weight loss, flexibility and more ensure you will be ready for your big day! Call us to create a customized individual or group fitness program.

March Madness ResultsGCC makes it to the Final Four and the winning group is…Males Over 40! Last year, the "Females Over 40" took first place in a land slide. Although the "Males Over 40" were in the game in 2014, they were prepared to take it all this year! The "Females Under 40" joined the Final Four, but we missed seeing the "Males Under 40" play the game. A winner was crowned in each participating category, and they will be taking home a prize they can use while attending any basketball game. Congratulate the winners for getting GCC to the Final Four! Males Over 40 Will Robbins Females over 40 Dianne Shope Females under 40 Courtney Hammock

Aquatics

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Blue Dolphins

NewsSummer swim season officially begins with our first outdoor swim team practice on Monday, May 16th at the Farm pool. We hope all swimmers can join us for the first practice of the season.

2016 Swim Team Calendar

Afternoon Practice Begins (Farm Pool)Monday, May 16th 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. 10 & Under5:00 - 6:00 p.m. 11 and Older

Mini Meet - All Swimmers and ParentsSaturday, June 4th (Farm Pool)9:00 - 11:00 a.m. ALL AGES

Morning Practice & Bus Transportation BeginsMonday, June 6th9:00 – 10:00 a.m. 6 and Under9:00 – 10:30 a.m. 7-10 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 11 and UpAfternoon practices held at normal time

Swim for Cancer Lap Swim & CookoutFriday, June 24th | Farm Pool9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. | Lap Swim4:00 - 8:00 p.m. | Cookout

June 7th GCC at Adams Farm (AWAY)June 14th GCC at Ridgewood (AWAY)June 16th Lawndale at GCC (HOME)June 21st GCC at Elks Lodge (AWAY)June 28th High Point Elks at GCC (HOME)July 7th-9th CITY MEET (GAC) Greensboro Aquatic Center

Summertime is Here!It’s that time of the year to make a splash and welcome the warmer weather. Pools officially open Saturday, May 28th, but the fun really begins at the Irving Park Pool on Friday, May 27th. Join us for music in the Donald Ross Terrace, pool games and giant inflatables. Remember to hang around this

Memorial Day, and join us Monday, May 30th at the Farm Pool for our annual Cardboard Boat Regatta, pool games, tie dye crafts, treats, a water slide and tons of family fun.

Mini Dolphins Tuesday to Thursday, June 7th - 9th, June 14th - 16th, July 12th - 14th, July 19th - 21st, August 2nd - 4th and August 9th - 11th9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. | Irving Park Pool and PavilionMini Dolphins is a developmental swim and fitness program for children who are comfortable in the water but are not yet ready to swim independently or for the Blue Dolphin Swim Team. The program is designed to keep children active in a fun and safe environment while building their confidence and stroke skills. Each day includes a group swim lesson with a GCC swim instructor, games and activities in and out of the water. Each day is limited to 10 campers. Lunch included.$100 per three-day session. Reservations are required. For more information and to register visit www.greensborocc.org.

Private Swim and Semi-Private Swim LessonsPrivate Swim Lessons are available upon request with the instructor or coach of your choice. The instructor will use a variety of teaching methods to provide a lesson customized to the swimmer’s skill level. Private swim lessons are for members of any age and skill level and may be held at either the Irving Park Pool or the Farm Pool.$25 per 30-minute session or $80 for four 30-minute lessons

Semi-Private Swim Lessons are designed for two swimmers and can be held at either pool. Semi-Private Lessons are a fun way to improve water safety and swim skills with a friend or sibling.$40 per 30-minute session

For more information about swim lessons or to schedule private lessons please email Lindsay Pegg at [email protected] or contact the Youth and Aquatics office at 336-275-8506 ext. 164.

PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAIDGREENSBORO, NC

PERMIT NO. 499

Greensboro Country Club410 Sunset Drive

Greensboro, NC 27408

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Club Directory Phone DirectoryFarm Clubhouse (336) 288-3415Farm Golf Pro Shop (336) 288-4461Farm Pool (336) 288-9242Farm Snack Bar (336) 288-5607Farm Tennis Pro Shop (336) 288-7801Fitness Center (336) 691-5825Irving Park Clubhouse (336) 275-8506Irving Park Golf Pro Shop (336) 272-4364Irving Park Pool (336) 691-5811Irving Park Tennis Pro Shop (336) 275-8162

EmailEarl Anderson, CCM, CCE - Interim General Manager/COO [email protected] Andrews - Director of Player Development (Golf) [email protected] Cascarano, USPTA - Director of Tennis [email protected] Liliana Hang - Clubhouse Manager [email protected]. Scott Harmon - Director of Private Events [email protected] John, CEC - Executive Chef [email protected] Lennon - Director of Fitness [email protected] Doug Lowe, CGCS - Director of Golf Course Maintenance [email protected] Ludwig - Director of Communications [email protected] Mitchell, CMP - Membership Director [email protected] Nowak, PGA - IP Head Golf Professional [email protected] Lindsay Pegg - Director of Aquatics & Youth Activities [email protected] Stone, CPA - CFO/Controller [email protected] Taylor, PGA - Director of Golf [email protected] Thomas, PGA - Farm Head Golf Professional [email protected] Wilkerson, PHR, SHRM-CP - [email protected] Director of Human Resources

2016 Board of Directors President Pete Davenport Jr. Inside Vice President Tom Watkins Outside Vice President Monty D. Hagler Treasurer Jason Bohrer Sr. Assistant Treasurer David Egerton Secretary Mark Davidson Assistant Secretary Jay Kirkpatrick III Membership Chair Matthew Rankin Past President Gail I. Bernstein Director Susan Stafford Kelly Director Ted Tewkesbury Director Edward A. LeBlanc Director James M. Morgan III Director Lee McAllister Director Daniel C. Craft

Food & Beverage Hours of Operation

Sunset Room Reservations Recommended - Dressy Casual Dinner: Tuesday - Saturday: 6:00 - 9:30 p.m.

Sunset Bar Beverage ServiceTuesday - Thursday: 5:00 - 10:30 p.m.

Friday & Saturday: 5:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.

Family Grille/1909 Reservations Recommended - Casual Attire

Bar Service Available Breakfast: Friday - Saturday: 7:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Lunch: Tuesday - Saturday: 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Sunday a la Carte Brunch: 7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Sunday Buffet: 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. | 5:30 - 9:00 p.m.Dinner: Tuesday - Sunday: 5:30 - 9:00 p.m.

Men’s Grille & Bar Tuesday - Sunday: 11:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Farm GrilleMonday: Closed

Bar Service: Tuesday - Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Food Service: Tuesday 11:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. (Limited Menu)Food Service: Wednesday - Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Donald Ross Terrace Bar*No Reservations - Casual Attire

Under Age 21 Not PermittedWednesday & Thursday: 5:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Friday & Saturday: 12:00 - 11:00 p.m.Sunday: 12:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Donald Ross Terrace Food Service*No Reservations - Casual Attire

Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday: 5:30 - 9:00 p.m.Friday & Saturday: 5:30 - 10:00 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday: Lunch Menu 12:00 - 5:00 p.m.

*Donald Ross Terrace open every Friday and Saturday at 5:00 p.m. beginning May 6th. Regular Hours of Operation

begin Wednesday, June 8th.