The Clubber Newsletter March 2015 SPCC Members Raise over $11,000 for MVP!!!! THANK YOU members and staff for the incredible effort to raise money for the Mammography Voucher Program. This originated as a Women's Golf Association fundraiser and developed into an all-club event with help from tennis and social members. This year we invited men to join us and twelve brave men stepped up to the plate, some even wearing pink! Our members showed their generosity and concern for those underserved women and men who need early detection. There were lots of scramble winners, raffle and silent auction winners but more importantly we were able to give the M.V.P. the largest check ever raised on their behalf. For those who attended the luncheon, we heard the Project Director of the program, Sherrl Fry, passionately explain why this program is so important to Pinellas County. She returned a week later to personally say "thank you" to as many people as possible.
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The Clubber Newsletter March 2015
SPCC Members Raise
over $11,000 for MVP!!!!
THANK YOU members and staff for the
incredible effort to raise money for the
Mammography Voucher Program. This
originated as a Women's Golf Association fundraiser and developed into an all-club event
with help from tennis and social members. This
year we invited men to join us and twelve brave
men stepped up to the plate, some even
wearing pink! Our members showed their generosity and concern for those underserved
women and men who need early detection.
There were lots of scramble winners, raffle and
silent auction winners but more importantly we
were able to give the M.V.P. the largest check
ever raised on their behalf. For those who attended the luncheon, we heard the Project
Director of the program, Sherrl Fry,
passionately explain why this program is so important to Pinellas County. She returned a
week later to personally say "thank you"
to as many people as possible.
Mike Kiernan—President
Richard Hope—Vice-President
Woody Nelson—Secretary
Tony Gurley—Treasurer
Chris Bulleit
Troy Holland
Robert Seel
Scott Zaccaria
Joe Brooks – General Manager x311
Terry Decker—Golf Professional x302
Rick Wahl—Greens Superintendent x326
Sam Vuille—Tennis Professional x316
Christy Dollins—Membership & Event Sales x318
Kristal Cohen—Office Manager x325
Lucio Barajas—Chef x315
GOLF
Pro Shop: 7:00am-6pm • Tee Times: 7:30am-6pm •
Range: 7:00am-6pm (Tuesday’s have shotgun starts at 9am & 1pm)
Stockholders may make tee times one week in advance
All other membership categories may make tee times 2 days in advance.
TENNIS:
Monday-Friday: 8am-12pm & 3pm-7pm
Saturday & Sunday: 8am-1pm Although the Pro Shop will not be open, member play will be permitted on
weekdays from 12-3pm and on weekends after 1pm.
DINING & GRILL ROOMS:
Saturday Breakfast: Served from 7-11am
Sunday Brunch: Served from 8am-12pm
Lunch: Available Tuesday—Sunday: 11am-3pm
Dinner: Wednesday & Friday Evenings: 5:30-9pm
Grill Room Bar: Monday: 12pm-6pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 11am-7pm
Wednesday & Friday: 11am-9pm
Saturday & Sunday: 11am-7pm
Snack Ten: Located on the 10th Tee, is open daily from
8:30am-4:30pm Pool Hours: Monday: 6:30am—6pm, Tuesday & Thursday: 6:30am-
GUEST FEES All Fees Listed Below are Per Guest & Apply to all
non-members visiting the club with a member
Pool: $5 Fitness: $10 Tennis: $8
Golf Monday through Thursday—$56
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday - $66 Daily after 1pm—$46
All Fees are Plus Tax
From the General Manager…..
Hard to believe that I have been at St Petersburg Country Club for six months already. I feel honored to be able to spend my day with such wonderful people. I have enjoyed getting to know the membership and I am amazed at the constant effort to make SPCC the best country club in the area and beyond. I would like to thank everyone for the comments and suggestions about the club and ask that the feedback continues in order to meet all of our goals. The new menu has been rolled out with a separate lunch and dinner menu. We will continue to run specials and can always cater to diet restrictions. The new happy hour $5 appetizers will rotate each week and feature seasonal items to keep our menus interesting and current with culinary trends. The Wednesday entertainment will have a different performer each week. Ron and Laurie from Sequel will be here on the 4
th and on the 11
th we will have Dale Williams who is a Sinatra
impersonator. Pat Henry will be with his key board on the 18th
and Katie Guglielmo will be on the Grand piano on the 25th.
We do have entertainment every other Friday during March and on the second Friday of the month Al Ruggerio and JC will be back and we are expecting a large crowed that night. On the last Friday of the month we welcome back Tom Arnold.
Easter Sunday will be here in early April on the 5
th. The club
will be hosting a grand buffet and we will be very busy so
please make reservations.
At your service, Joe Brooks, General Manager
Membership Memos Please join me in welcoming the
newest members to our club:
Frank & Clare Ollington,
Dick & Judy Barcia,
Ronald & Peggy Schiff,
Pete & Trisha Zittere,
Matthew Mannion,
Dan & Lorraine LeBlanc,
Dan & DeAnn Maurer
Believe it or not, our summer Tennis & Social Memberships begin next month, with Golf right after that in
May! Please share our info with your friends & neighbors and let them know we have wonderful camps for
MEXICAN DINNER BUFFET Wednesday, March 18 2015 ● 5:30-9:00pm
$14.95 per person
Tequila Lime Shrimp & Chicken Tortilla Soup Taco Bar with all the Fixings Homemade Salsa & Guacamole Steak & Chorizo Quesadillas Meatballs in Cilantro Broth Cobber De Manzana Yellow Rice Flan Refried Beans Cinnamon Sugar Churros
PAT HENRY WILL BE PERFORMING!
HOME STYLE DINNERS Friday’s, March 6th & March 20th ● 5:30-9:00pm
3/6/15 ~ Your Choice of Entrée: Fried Chicken Beef Lasagna
Crispy Fried Tilapia
3/20/15 ~ Your Choice of Entrée: Fried Chicken
Meatloaf Salmon Cakes
$12.95 per adult
Please Call 727-867-2111 for Reservations
A LA CARTE DINNERS
Our Menu will be Available these Evenings, along with Chef’s Specials:
Wednesday, March 4th Specials
The Sequel Band will be Performing!
Crab Stuffed Shrimp
Over Lobster Sauce………..$21.95
Baked Breast of Chicken
With Garlic
Pesto Crust over
Tomato Cream Penne.....…$17.95
Surf and Turf
With Char-Grilled Filet Mignon over Red Bliss
Mashed Potatoes & Chimuchurry Sauce,
Topped with Jumbo Gulf Shrimp…..$25.95
Wednesday, March 25th Specials
Katie Guglielmo will be Performing!
Pan Seared Ahi Tuna over Asian Pad Thai
Noodles Topped with Mango Salsa and Gar-
nished with Fried Wontons…….$18.95
Grill Filet Mignon over Gorganzola Mashed
Potatoes, Asparagus and Herb Butter…………
$21.95
Panko Crusted Chicken Breast over Mashed
Potatoes and
Vegetables and Djion Buerre Blanc…...$17.95
HAPPY HOUR Every Friday!
4-7pm In the Grill Room & at the Tiki Hut
2 for 1 Drinks
(well brand, house wine & draft beer. $2 Drafts at the Tiki Hut Not Included)
1/2 Off Appetizers
(please note that happy hour specials are for dine in only and not take out)
Sunday Brunch
Enjoy Brunch from 8am—12pm …
for just $10.95 Sample Menu Includes:
Assorted Muffins, Danish, and Chef Lucio’s Fresh Baked Breads
Seasonal Fresh Fruit Display Eggs Benedict
Smoked Apple Wood Bacon Sausage Patties and Sausage Link
Breakfast Potatoes
Corned Beef Hash
Saturday Breakfast! Enjoy Breakfast Specials
7-11am…...Just $4.95
2 Eggs Cooked Any Style with your Choice of Bacon, or Sausage, Breakfast Potatoes or
Grits, and Toast & Jelly
Short Stack of Pancakes with Butter, Warm Syrup, and your choice of Bacon or Sausage
Live Music Wednesday's & On Select Friday's:
3/13 & 3/27
Golf News...........
Linda Walker won the first flight of the Lady Match Play defeating Jackie Keller 2+1. Kris Holtman won 5+4 over Jane Howe in the Second Flight and Mary Lou Porter won 1UP over Joanne Teese in the Third Flight.
The Club Championship flight winners were 1st Flight Richard Hope 3+2 over Irv Bernheim, 2
nd Flight Mike Robson 3+2 over Chris
Sutton, 3rd
Flight Kevin Skoglund 6+5 over Jim Ina, 4th Flight Mike George 2+1 over Tom Sutton and the Gold Tee Flight winner
was Bob Seel 2+1 over Pat Henry. The Championship Flight match will be played Sunday, March 15th, Defending Champion Kyle
Shealy-Sutton will take on four time winner Kent Whittemore.
Joanne Binnington & Nigel Hilliard won the Sadie Hawkins event with a score of 59. Flight winners were Barbara Ina & Bob Seel 61, Elena Mitchell & Jim DeFoe 62, Sally Muzzy & Ken Trimble 61 and Shirley Durfee & Chuck Saimond 60. Closest-To-The-Hole winners were Chuck Kadrie #4, Debbie DeFoe #7, Bob Seel #14 and Joanne Binnington #17.
There have been a couple of rule infractions that have been brought my attention of late and are common at every club. The most common infraction is the “giving” of putts, “that’s good”. This if perfectly fine if you have your own game or in a match play event. All putts must be holed when you play in a stroke play quota game where there are several groups; otherwise a putt hanging over the hole becomes 2-foot putt that is easily missed by any player. Protect the field and don’t give putts. Secondly, play the ball down, the only time you can touch a ball in play is if you need to identify a ball sitting in a position where you cannot see your mark. If you do need to lift a ball for identification, you must tell your fellow competitors, lift and place the ball back in the exact position. You should mark your ball so that it is easily identified. Every player has a responsibility to protect the field, if you see a rules infraction, call it attention to the player, if there is a dispute the staff will settle the dispute. Disputes will happen, as long as we are respectful courteous there should not be any hard feelings.
Members will ask me how we came up with the name of the Splinter Game. The late great Darrell Springer split from the once “$5.00 game” around ten years ago. He was tired of players in that group giving putts and not fully playing by the rules in one fashion or another. Darrell and a few of his buddies started another game, The Splinters. We take pride in this club where we know the rules well and play by the rules and etiquette set forth by the USGA and R&A.
Terry Decker, Golf Professional UP-COMING
TOURNAMENT CALENDAR
March
Lithuanian Open Monday, March 2
nd, 1:00 Shotgun
Senior Club Championship 7
th & 14
th Tee Times 9:00
Polywogs Monday, March 9
th 1:00 Shotgun
Mixed Championship Sunday, March 15
th 1:00 Shotgun
Ladies’ Club Championship March 19
th, 21
st & 22
nd
President’s Cup March 28
th, April 4
th & 11
th Tee Times
April
WCCPGA Pro-Pro Skip Alexander Pro-Am April 13th, 9:00am Shotgun
Bill Turney Event April 24
th , 1:30 Shotgun
2015 Club Championship
Champion Shealy-Sutton/Whittemore TBD
Runner-UP 3-15-15
Medalist Winston Ball 71
First Flight
Winner Richard Hope 3 + 2
Runner-UP Irv Bernheim
Second Flight
Winner Mike Robson 3 + 2
Runner-Up Chris Sutton
Third Flight
Winner Kevin Skoglund 6 + 5
Runner-UP Jim Ina
Fourth Flight
Winner Mike George 2 + 1
Runner-Up Tom Sutton
Gold Flght
Winner Bob Seel 2 + 1
Runner-Up Pat Henry
SPCC WOMEN’S GOLF
ASSOCIATION
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Wednesday’s at 9:30am Ladies Card
Room
Results
January 28, 2015 February 11, 2015
1st Anna Hayes—Judy Kradle 1st Betty Thompson—Karen Summers
2nd Libby Jost—Jackie Hill 2nd Libby Jost—Jackie Hill
February 2, 2015 February 18, 2015
1st Anna Hayes—Judy Kradle 1st Sue Gurley—Joanne Binnington
2nd Joanne Binnington—Sue Gurley 2/3/4 Anna Hayes & Judy Kradle,