August 2018

Alamance Today

August 2018

From the Board

by Gerry Francis, President

With the GM search in process, with ACC’s fiscal year 3/4th complete, and with the
Amenity Lawn nearing completion, I thought a general ACC update to be timely.

First, the GM search is progressing smoothly. Having received over 40 applications
our consultant, Patricia Calder, and the Search Committee have identified 6 candidates for
Skype interviews. From these initial interviews we hope to select 2 to 3 candidates to bring
for in person interviews in August. If all goes well, we expect to have our new GM in place
this fall—hopefully October. Since Jonathan’s last day is July 31, we are currently dis-
cussing how best to organize interim leadership until the new GM arrives.
The Amenity Lawn project has really taken shape under Matt Robert’s leadership—thanks Matt. The plants,
flowers, shrubs and trees are most attractive. There are still a few pieces of the lawn project yet to be completed
including lamps for the light poles, painting the wall at the roadway, adding screening to the backside of the
fences to block out machinery and work areas, installing gates to the fence, and placing the new furniture when
it arrives. This is a wonderfully attractive area. Please enjoy it—dine there (when the furniture arrives), plan
events there, watch your friends finish golf on #18, or just sit and relax.
Membership, which is the fundamental component for a thriving club has increased to 481. Our goal remains
to reach 500 members by the end of the fiscal year, September 30. Reaching this goal (and the goal we will set
after that) is key to our continued success. Each of you can help by recruiting just one new member—current
members are our best recruiters. And you receive $500 toward your club bill for each new member you recruit—
who can’t use that?
For 2017-18 we budgeted to have a $60,000 operational surplus. To this point(July1) we are at +$75,000
along with an additional $75,000 in unbudgeted initiation fees. We are truly hopeful that these numbers hold up
for the remainder of the summer and early fall. For your information special events, like weddings, are truly what
provides these margins. Your help in attracting these events is most appreciated.
From yearly capital revenues of approximately $350,000, we allocated approximately $275,000 at the begin-
ning of the year for capital expenses--- equipment purchases, leases, repairs, debt payment, etc. But during the
year we have incurred additional expenses that will use the remainder of these funds—pergola repair at the pool,
additional resurfacing costs for tennis courts, coping work on the pool, and significant air conditioner replacements.
We are still holding an operational reserve fund of $68,000 and a capital reserve fund of $75,000. Hence, our
financial position remains positive. But stronger membership will help strengthen not only the annual budget,
but allow us to plan and pay for additional initiatives.
I trust the above is beneficial to your understanding where the Club is operationally and hope that you are
enjoying the summer activities. The Club is quite active, alive and experiencing strong participation. Please do
your share to support the Club.

Gerry Francis,

From the General Manager

by Jonathan Spence, General Manager

Greetings Alamance Country Club Members,

In July we started our first annual Fourth of July Bike Parade here at the Alamance
Country Club. All who came were invited to decorate their bicycles to show off their
patriotic spirit of red, white and blue. Since the parade, many of the staff and members ex-
pressed how much fun it was and they can’t wait to repeat it again next year. The club also
hosted a few other longstanding traditional events such as the Red, White and Blue Golf
Tournament with over 100 participants and our July Fourth Pool Party with DJ Chris “Chubs”
and Chef Teri’s BBQ Buffet. Needless to say, we had a big increase in attendance from last year’s events and look
forward to making next year’s Independence Day week more exciting than ever.
The club’s Amenity Lawn project should be at or nearing completion by the time this article is in print. Please
take the time to give special thanks to our Amenity Lawn Committee, Bob Kernodle, Chap McQueen, Alan Gant,
Denise Gant, Gerry Francis and Matt Roberts. Each committee member has graciously worked on this since last
summer and all of us are quite excited to see the lawn space enjoyed by members. As a reminder the Amenity
Lawn offers a beautiful landscape for private or open member events with a fire pit, limited outdoor dining options

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and seating space with one of the best (if not the best) views on the club’s property. I am confident that ACC
members will enjoy club events, golf tournaments, live music and BBQs for many years to come in this exciting new
venue. If you are interested in booking a private event on the Amenity Lawn, please call Brittany Myers, the club’s
Catering Director for more information.

Lastly, I would like to sincerely thank the entire Alamance Country Club family for your enduring support and
friendship during my brief tenure as your steward. My wife Rachel and I, along with our two sons, Jack and Will,
have greatly enjoyed being a part of the Alamance community. Over the years I have worked at other clubs with
great members and staff but have never encountered the culture of kindness, support and genuine goodwill that
I have experienced here at ACC. It makes it extra difficult to depart, and I will greatly miss the best members and
staff that I have ever had the pleasure to know. I will miss ACC dearly and please know that if you are ever in
Charleston, SC and need some ideas on what to do and where to go, please feel free to call me. I will always
remain a friend to the Alamance Country Club and wish all of you well. I firmly believe the club is headed for
nothing short of greatness. Thank you so much for being awesome and God bless!

All the best, Jonathan

Friendly Reminders

• ALAMANCE COUNTRY CLUB BY-LAWS SECTION 2 - Resident Members

3. Immediate Family. A Resident Member’s spouse and any of the Resident’s children who are unmarried,
and under the age of 25 years, and living with the Resident Member in his/her home shall enjoy all the
facilities provided at the Club subject to the same restrictions as apply to the Resident Member’s use,
without paying an initiation fee or regular annual dues. A Resident Member’s “Immediate Family” shall
also include any of the Resident’s Member’s children who are unmarried, under the age of 25 years, and
residing with an estranged or divorced spouse of the Resident Member. Further provided, “Immediate
Family” shall include any Resident Member’s children who are unmarried, under the age of 25 years, and
who are enrolled in an accredited institution of higher learning. The Resident Members shall be responsible
for the conduct of, and all indebtedness incurred by, any member of his/her “Immediate Family”.

• BICYCLES, MOTORBIKES, JOGGERS & WALKERS are not allowed on the Golf Course.

(Members are allowed to walk or jog on the cart path before dawn or after dusk.)

Membership

by Leanna Giles, Membership Director | [email protected]

Each morning I enjoy opening up my email and listening to the daily “Minute with
Maxwell”. That would be leadership guru, John Maxwell. Recently the “Minute with
Maxwell” was on the word “Investment”, and he goes on to talk about sowing and reaping.
He said, “You must sow a seed - that is INVESTING, and then you must be patient”. The
return will come. I am so proud of our Club and the seeds that we have sown. Our
renovation and amenity lawn have come to fruition after several years of hard work, and
with your help, we have grown and continue to grow our membership roster.

So, don’t forget to sow those seeds and please invite friends, neighbors and colleagues
to experience making memories at ACC! Also, don’t forget we offer you an incentive for helping us recruit new
members. Did you know that we will give a $500 credit if you sponsor a new member? Please continue to
spread the word about our wonderful Club and contact me personally if you would like to bring a prospective
member to visit the Club.

Please join me in welcoming the following new members and thanking their sponsors:

New Members: Mike Nall, Pete Glidewell
Sponsors: David Vaughn, Ronnie Price

With warm regards, Leanna

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Event Catering

by Brittany Myers, Catering Director | [email protected]

I hope everyone is enjoying their summer so far! It’s hard to believe how fast it is flying
by. Before you know it, we will be gearing up for the holiday season! Speaking of which, our
December dates are filling up fast. If an evening date you had in mind is not available, think
about the possibility of a holiday breakfast, brunch, or lunch to celebrate with your friends,
family and coworkers. Please reach out today if you haven’t already to ensure your date for
your holiday celebrations.

The new year 2019 is also beginning to be on everyone’s mind as we have already booked
our first wedding for the year! Please keep us in mind as your loved ones begin the planning
process of their big day as we can assist with all their needs, including planning, timelines, linens and much
more. As a reminder, if you refer a friend, co-worker, family member, etc., to plan an event with us and host it,
you will receive a 25% off certificate for your lunch or dinner in the 1946 Grill. We still have space and dates
available throughout the summer and fall months, so this is a great time to be planning something special!!

I look forward to working with you on your next event!

Brittany

Upcoming Events Handwork
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Fridays | 1946 Grill | 6:30pm - 8:30pm Saturday, August 11 • 9:00am - 10:30am

Unwind from the busy week with | In the spirit of Ladies’ Bridge Days, you are invited
live music from local artists. to join other members for a Handwork Gathering in
August 3• Stan & Nancy the Saddle Club Lounge on Saturday, June 9, from
August 10 • Take Two 9:00am - 10:30am. Bring your knitting, cross-stitch,
August 17• Marty Fuller
embroidery, etc. or simply curiosity to learn.
August 24 • Aaron Turner Trio (Pool Pavilion) For more information, please contact
August 31 • Doug Largent Trio Patty Allen at [email protected]

Amenity Lawn Grand Opening PPo oartly 21A&EdOvuelltdnOet rnly

Thursday, August 9 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm Saturday, August 18

Stop by and stroll through our newest venue, Party until 10:00pm
The ACC Amenity Lawn!
DJ • Games • Member Ticket Bar
Grillin’N’Chillin’ Station | Adults $12++ | Children $8++
Back Porch Orchestra | Member Ticket Bar Oyster & Shrimp Bar at 7:00pm

$20++ per person

Kids’ Club Available - $5 | Reservations Required

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Dining 1946 Grill Hours

Dinner • 5:30pm - 9:00pm* | *Open until 10:00pm Fridays
RESERVATIONS 336-584-0345

by Terri Ahlgren, Executive Chef THURSDAY GRILLIN’N’CHILLIN
[email protected]
Thursdays - Pool Pavilion | 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Daily Drink Specials
$12++ Adults | $8++ Children (6-11)
1946 Grill & Fairways Bar Every Thursday we will have a Grilling Station with

Tuesday • $5 Martini Chef’s Choice grilling items.
Wednesday • 50% Off
Wine By Glass or Bottle :: The Fairways Dining Menu will also be available ::

Thursday PRIME RIB NIGHT
Thirsty Thursday
50% Off Draft Beer, Wine, Saturday, August 4 • 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Prime Rib, Salad, Baked Potato and Vegetable
House Liquor
Friday $25++ per person
Dinner Reservations - 336-584-0345
Buy 1 Draft, Get 1 Draft Free
Saturday :: The 1946 Grill Menu will also be available ::

$5 Bourbon & Whiskey CHEF’S TABLE IN THE KITCHEN
Sunday
Tuesday, August 7 | 6:30pm
$5 Sangria Sunday Three Course Meal with Wine Pairings

$40++pp | Limited to 8
Reservations Required - 336-584-0345

Far t Table

Amenity Lawn | Friday, August 17 | 6:30pm

Farm to table grilled meats & vegetables
Family Style Serving | $25++pp

Reservations Required - 336-584-0345

NO CORKAGE FEE NIGHT

Saturday, August 18
1946 Grill | 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Bring a bottle of your favorite wine from home
and we will waive the corkage fee.

Back to School Grilling Station

Thursday, August 23| Pool Pavilion
6:00pm - 8:00pm

Join us for our final Late Night Swim of the year and enjoy
a special ‘Back to School’ Grilling Station Buffet!
It will be a fun family night for all!
$12++ Adults | $8++ Children (6-11)

CHEF’S SPECIAL GRILLING STATION
TGIF Jazz Night - Aaron Turner Trio

Friday, August 24| Pool Pavilion

Chef’s Choice Fish Grilling Station ($25++pp)
Pool’s Fairways Dining Menu also available.

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Dining 1946 Grill Hours

Dinner • 5:30pm - 9:00pm* | *Open until 10:00pm Fridays
RESERVATIONS 336-584-0345

HALF-PRICED BOTTLE August 26 | Pool Pavilion
11:00am - 2:00pm
OF WINE NIGHT | 1946 Grill
$14.95++ Adults
Saturday• August 25 $9.95++ Children (6-11)

Enjoy select bottles of wine
for half the price!

Pool Pavilion

Eliza Shepherd • Pool Hours: Sunday - Wednesday 11:00am - 8:00pm

Pool Manager Thursday 11:00am - 10:00pm
shepherdeliza Friday & Saturday 10:00am - 9:00pm
@gmail.com
• Fairways Hours: Sunday - Wednesday 11:00am - 8:00pm
Pool
336-585-0583 Thursday 11:00am - 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday 12:00pm - 9:00pm

• Guest Fee - $8
• Summer Nanny Passes $75 | 336-584-0345 584-0345

We had such a blast celebrating Independence Day here at ACC!! It was awesome seeing everyone’s individuality
and creativity as we paraded our bikes and floats around the pool. Please be sure to join us again as we celebrate
Labor Day with DJ Chub as well as many games for all ages! Be sure to take advantage of our time left at the pool
this August before school begins. The new pool rules and hours are posted online and at pool control. If you have

Elizaany questions or concerns, please contact myself or any lifeguard for clarification. We wish to provide the best

experience for our ACC family at the pool. Musically,

From Tee to Green by Peter Horn,CGCS | Course Superintendent

June brought us some very hot temperatures with good rain in the early to mid-part of the

month. From the end of June to early July we have been very dry with less than an inch of

rain over that period of time. We have been irrigating parts of the course every night so we

can hopefully keep the grass somewhat green, which of course, costs the Club money. If it

stays very dry we will have to cut back on watering the fairways so we can concentrate on

greens, tees and perimeters.

The greens are doing well, and we are watching them closely. You can see some spots

on the greens that are not doing well. These are segregated spots that do not do well in

high heat. If you look closely you can see that all look like the same kind of grass.

It’s one variety of the 15 that make up our greens that is affected. Last summer we were in

a more temperate climate where the temperatures were more mild and rain was more abundant.

We will just have to wait and see how the rest of the summer goes.

Matt Roberts has done a great job with designing the Amenity Lawn and all the new landscaping around it.

The variety of plants and the color scheme look awesome. Hopefully, this scheme will carry out to the other

buildings on the property in the years to come.

We hope your summer is going well and you can find a not-so-hot day to play some golf. If you see any rain

out there, please send it our way. :)

Have a fun, safe summer.

Golf at Alamance

by Drake Woodside, Head Golf Professional | [email protected]

Golf Notes & Reminders

• The golf course will be closed starting at 11:00am on Friday, August 3rd for the Elon
Phoenix Club Tournament.

• The Agronomy Staff will perform the green aerification on the course on Monday,
August 20th and Tuesday, August 21st. Please contact the golf shop for additional
information on tee time availability or to schedule a tee time at one of our reciprocal
courses.

• Proper golf attire is required when using any of our facilities, the course as well as the practice facilities.
Members are responsible for ensuring their children and guests are aware of our Dress Code.
• Men & Junior Boys - Shirts with collars and sleeves, slacks or Bermuda shorts ( no more than 4 inches
above the knee) are considered appropriate attire. Tank tops, cut-offs, sweatpants, denim jeans,
bathing suits, tennis shorts, short shorts or other athletic shorts are not permitted. Hats should be worn
forward at all times.
• Women & Junior Girls - Dresses, skirts, mid-length shorts (no more than 4-inches above the knee), and
blouses are considered appropriate attire. Halter tops, bathing suits, sweatpants, denim jeans, tennis
dresses, athletic shorts, cut-offs or short shorts are not permitted.

UPCOMING TOURNAMENTS

Men’s Member-Member Tournament

Saturday & Sunday, August 11 & 12

Entry Deadline: Thursday, August 9 | Time: 9:00am Shotgun Start Both Days
Eligibility: Male Members
Entry Fee: $150 per player (includes prizes, Friday Night Stag Party, Saturday Evening Party, Lunch both days,
and Hors d’oeuvres after play on Sunday) * Cart Fees Not Included
Friday, August 10: Par 3 Shootout starts at 5:00pm followed by Stag Party
Saturday, August 11: Evening Party (Spouses welcome) starts at 7:00pm
Format: Two-person teams will play One Best Ball. Gross and Net prizes will be awarded. Flights will be
determined by total indexes of the two-person team. Players will play from the tee markers where they have
established their handicaps. Appropriate handicap adjustment will be made for the tee differentials.

Mark Your Calendars 2018 “CHASE FOR THE CUP”
Tournament Participation Program
Folds of Honor - Labor Day Tournament
Remaining Qualifying Tournaments
Monday, September 3
Entry Deadline: Saturday, September 1 Men’s Member-Member
“Folds of Honor’ Labor Day Tournament
Senior Club Membership
End of Summer Guest Day
Saturday & Sunday | September 8 & 9 Men’s Member-Guest Tournament*
Entry Deadline: Thursday, September 7
Club Championships
End of Summer Guest Day Tournament
Current Leader Board
Friday, September 14 Through Red, White & Blue Tournament
Entry Deadline: Wednesday, September 12
1 (t) David Vaughn 11 (t) Greg Voorhis
Congratulations to: 1 (t) Ronnie Wall 11 (t) Pete Blaetz
3 (t) Alec Ashley 11 (t) Shaun Tirgrath
• Kenneth Ellington - Hole-In-One on #8 on July 7 3 (t) Joe Ashley 11 (t) Dustin Moore
with a 4-Iron from the white tees! 5 (t) Don James 11 (t) Robert Johnson
5 (t) Kevin Womack 16 (t) Charles Canaday
• Ryoko Berkowitch - Shot a 2 Over Par 73! 7 (t) Alan Crouch 16 (t) Doug Massey
7 (t) Ray Womack 16 (t) Scotty Showerman
Dogfight Series Season Ending Points Leaders 9 Pete Sanders 16 (t) Corbin Sapp
10 Mike Garrison 16 (t) Warren Straub
1st Place Alan Crouch
2nd Place Steve Buckley
3rd Place Dustin Moore

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Golf at Alamance Golf Pro Shop
336.584.1326

Tournament Results

Red, White & Blue Tournament Results 2018 Parent-Child Tournament

Mid-Am Division 15 & Older
1st Gross
1st Place Dustin Moore, Warren Straub, 1st Net Grant & Garrett Hauk
2nd Gross Joe & Alex Pardue
David Watkins, Jake Hinson 2nd Gross David & Harrison Stuart
Jim & Grayson Butler
2nd Place Pete Sanders, Jason Jones,

Patrick Henry, Freebird McKinney

3rd Place Steve Roberts, Bryce Poremba, 13 & 14
1st Gross Boys
Josh Ryan, Kienan Whetstone 1st Gross Girls Phil & Fletcher Stuart
1st Net Boys Anil & Annika Patel
4th Place Matt Kowalewski, Jeff Michel, Mike & Sawyer Allen

Robert Johnson, Corbin Sapp

5th Place Alec Ashley, Joe Ashley, 11-12
1st Place
Ronnie Wall, David Vaughn Mike and Laura Lea Allen

6th Place Ray Womack, Kevin Womack,

David Cooper, Joe Pardue 9-10
1st Place
Senior Men’s Division 2nd Place Michael & Madison Fitzgerald
Allen & Layne Pittard
1st Place Jim Brannock, Dwight Leadbetter,

Jim McGill, Jim Daniel 7-8
1st Place
2nd Place Mike Nall, Sam McIntyre< 2nd Place Pete & Jack Sanders
3rd Place Todd & Jack May
Pete Burgess, John Shepherd 4th Place Tom & Debbie Monahan
5th Place Steve & Reagan Craig
3rd Place Alec Ashley, Joe Ashley, Jason & Harper Jones

David Vaughn, Ronnie Wall

Closest to the Hole

#4 John Shepherd #14 David Watkins

#8 Steve Hicks #16 Rawley Fuller Ladies Play Day Schedule

Couples’ Golf Events • August 2 9-Hole Event
• August 9
We will have various formats that will allow all couples • August 16 Pairings by ball draw prior to play.
at Alamance Country Club to participate regardless of • August 17 Two Best Balls Net of Foursome
skill level. Come out and join us this golfing season! • August 23
Events begin at 5:30pm. (ABCD Pairings)
• Couples Nine & Dine Friday, August 17th Individual Net Skins
• Couples Championship Sunday, September 16th
Paired by Handicap
Afternoon Tee Times Couples Nine & Dine

JUNIOR GOLF 5:30pm Shotgun Start
One Best Ball Net of Foursome

ABCD Pairings

Our ACC Junior Golfers are mid-way through the 2018 Ladies Member - Member
18 Hole Division
Triad Interclub season. Current Standings through 1st Place Gross Susie Wall & Vee Chandler
1st Place Net Ryoko Berkowitch & Nancy Simpson
matches at ACC & GCC are:
9 Hole Division
Greensboro CC - 490 Sedgefield - 559 1st Place Net Nancy Sain & Jean Matthews

Alamance CC - 533 Starmount CC - 590

The team of Timothy Hackman, Jake Clayton,

Fletcher Stuart and Alex Pardue defended at ACC

while a lot of our families were away. The team of Junior Club Championship

Ethan Johnson, Laura Lea Allen, Timothy Hackman, Wednesday-Thursday, August 8-9

Karsten Palmer, Sawyer Allen, Connor Maybry, This is the time to put the hours of practice to use.
It’s a great honor to be considered “The Best Junior
Grayson Butler and Harrison Stuart traveled to GCC. Golfer” at Alamance Country Club. The Junior Golf
Banquet will follow the last day of play at the pool
Great playing kids!! pavilion. All Juniors ages 4-17 are welcome to
play.*(Ages 4-8 will only play on Thursday and must
ALL SPORT CAMP • July 31 - August 3 have a caddie)

Golf, Tennis & Swim | Ages 6 & Older | $140 per student
Call the Golf Pro Shop (336-584-1326) or the Tennis

Pro Shop (336-584-4115) to register your child.

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Tennis by Scott Schofer, Director of Tennis | [email protected]

USTA League Tennis | ACC will once again host USTA Combo Team tennis this fall.

Our Ladies 6.5 Combo team will play on Thursday mornings and Men’s 7. team will play
on Tuesday evenings. Matches begin the week of August 6 and continue through mid-
October. If you are interested in playing on one our ACC teams but do not know your
rating, please stop by and consult with our Pros for a free game assessment.

Men’s Night | Thursdays • 7:00pm - 9:00pm

Our Men’s Night will continue through the fall, so come out and play some tennis and
relax with the guys. Please call the Tennis Pro Shop to sign up. Cost: $8 per clinic

Tennis ACC Club Championships • August 6 -18
Pro Shop
336.584.4115 Everyone that is interested may enter. Matches will be posted for your specific age and
flight. All matches will have a deadline to be completed. If your name is in the draw,
Hours but you cannot play by the deadline, please notify Stefan or Scott. Compass draw (play
Monday in) will be posted in the tennis shop.
12:00pm - 6:00pm • Junior Championships •August 6-18 | 10 & Under • Middle School & High School
• Parent-Child Championships • Saturday, August 11 | 9:00am - 11:00am
Tuesday - • Adult Championships • August 6 - 18 | Ladies’ & Men’s Flighted (A, B, C)
Saturday
9:00am -6:00pm Singles & Doubles

ATW (Adult Tennis Workout) • Saturday Mornings • August 4, 18, 25 • 9:00am - 10:30am

This Co-Ed clinic is offered to all levels | $15/Clinic

Sunday 2017 Winston-Salem Open • August 20 - 25
12:00pm - 4:00pm Bi T T n i , S e S u S

Players from 21 countries will take to the courts at the Wake Forest Tennis Complex this
August.The 2018 field features 16 players inside the world’s top 50.
David Goffin (9), 2016 Winston-Salem Open Champion, Pablo Carreno
Busta (12), Sam Querry (13), Hyeon Chung (22), Fernando Verdasco (34),
Steve Johnson (42), Jared Donaldson (54), Ryan Harrison (59), Julien
Benneteau (63), and Feliciano Lopez (70) headline the week-long event.
This is a great opportunity to see some of the best tennis players (and
athletes) in the world. The facilities at Wake Forest are wonderful and
allow for fans to view practice courts and matches in a fun, relaxed set-
ting. If you wish to attend, please contact Scott or Stefan in the Tennis
Pro Shop for more information on tickets and match schedules.

SUMMER CAMPS FOR JUNIORS

ALL SPORT CAMP • July 31 - August 3 | Golf, Tennis & Swim | Ages 6 & Older | $140 per student

Quick Start Tennis Camps • August 7 - 10 Middle School & High School
Performance Camp
Quick Start Tennis camps are structured for kids to learn, rally
and play in a way that is both enjoyable and rewarding. Tailoring Session I• August 7 - 10
equipment and courts so they are sized appropriately for
kids makes the game more accessible, and more fun, by Session II August 14 - 17
allowing kids to get involved right from the start. ACC Tennis
offers three Quick Start programs suited to fit the age and This perfomance camp is designed for the ad-
skill of your child. vanced middle school or high school player.
Each day will consist of warm-ups, drills, live
Red Robins Camp (ages 4-6) 9:00am - 9:45am • $35 ball and match play scenarios, plus conditioning.
Orange Tigers Camp (ages 7-8) 9:45am - 10:45am • $42 Camp will be held Tuesday through
Green Geckos Camp (ages 9-12)10:45am - 12:00pm • $50 Friday from 2:00pm - 3:30pm. Please contact
Scott or Stefan to sign up.
Minimum of 4 • Limited to 16 students for all clinics Cost: $15 per day / $55 per week / $100 for
both session weeks

ACC Junior Team Outwork / Outlast / Outplay

Our ACC Junior Tennis Team finished another exciting season. In all, 30 of our Junior players participated in
6 team matches against Burlington Tennis Center, Mebane Tennis and Olde Forest Racquet Club. With the
excellent participation and enthusiasm of our kids, we are excited about the future of junior tennis at ACC!



August

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Dining Social All-Sports 12 3 4
Golf Fitness
Tennis Youth Camp All-Sports Camp All-Sports Camp Adult Tennis
Pool Workout
WaterART Ladies Golf Kids’ Club
Fitness Jr. Tennis
Men’s Tennis Night Grillin’N’Chillin Play Day
Pool Pavilion
Lap Swim Daily Grillin’N’Chillin Prime Rib Night
6am - 10am TGIF Jazz Night 1946 Grill
No Lifeguard 6:00pm - 8:00pm “Stan & Nancy”
Pool Pavilion
on Duty
Late Night Swim

Pool & Snackbar
Open until 10pm

5 6 7 8 Quick Start 9 10 11
Clubhouse Quick Start Quick Start Tennis Camp Quick Start Men’s Golf

Closed Tennis Camp Tennis Camp Ladies Golf Tennis Camp Member-Member

WaterART Junior Tennis WaterART Junior Tennis Junior Tennis Handwork
Fitness Performance Fitness Performance Performance Gathering

Cardio Dance Camp Junior Tennis Camp Camp 9:00am
Class Performance Junior Club
Group Cycling Championship Kids’ Club Parent-Child
Class Camp Men’s Tennis Night Tennis
TGIF Jazz Night
Chef’s Table Junior Club Amenity Lawn “Take Two” Championship

(Limited to 8) Championship Grand Opening

6:00pm - 8:00pm
Late Night Swim

Pool & Snackbar

Open until 10pm

12 13 14 15 Ladies Golf 16 Junior Tennis 17 18
Clubhouse Junior Tennis Junior Tennis Junior Tennis Performance
Men’s Golf Adult Tennis
Member-Member Closed Performance Performance Performance Camp Workout

WaterART Camp Camp Camp Kids’ Club Jr. Tennis
Men’s Tennis Night Play Day
Fitness Group Cycling WaterART Couple’s Golf
Fitness Grillin’N’Chillin Event No Corkage Fee
Cardio Dance Class 6:00pm - 8:00pm 1946 Grill

Class Pool Pavilion Farm To Table Adult Pool Party
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Late Night Swim Amenity Lawn

Pool & Snackbar TGIF Jazz Night

Open until 10pm “Marty Fuller”

19 20 21 WaterART 22 23 24 25
Clubhouse Group Cycling Ladies Golf
Kids’ Club Adult Tennis
Closed Class Fitness Men’s Tennis Night Workout
Chef’s Special
WaterART Back to School Grilling Station Jr. Tennis
Fitness Play Day
Grilling Station TGIF Jazz Night
“Aaron Turner Half Price
Cardio Dance 6:00pm - 8:00pm Bottle of Wine
Class Trio”
@ Pool Pavilion Night
1946 Grill
Late Night Swim
Pool & Snackbar
0pen until 10pm

26 27 28 29 30 31 Tennis Club
Clubhouse Group Cycling Championships
Sunday Buffet WaterART Ladies Golf Kids’ Club
11am - 2pm Closed Class Fitness August 6 - 18
@ Fairways Grillin’N’Chillin TGIF Jazz Night
Dining WaterART 6:00pm - 8:00pm “Doug Largent Parent-Child
Fitness Championship
Pool Pavilion Trio”
August 11
Cardio Dance Men’s Tennis
Class Night

ALAMANCE COUNTRY CLUB Meredith Citty, Children & Youth Activities

2402 Pineway Drive by Meredith Citty, Children & Youth Activities
Burlington, NC 27215 meredith.citty @gmail.com

336.584.0345 How has this summer flown by already? I cannot
FAX 336.584.0782 believe that we (teachers and students) go back to school
www.alamancecountryclub.com at the end of this month. This summer has been one for
the books around the club with many first time events
2018 including a full-day camp and our 4th of July bike parade.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS I have enjoyed being a part of the sports camps, craft
camp, late night swims and holiday celebrations this
GERRY FRANCIS. . . . . . . President summer. I hope that you are able to find time this month
[email protected] to play golf, tennis, or go swimming as a family before the
hustle and bustle of the school year gets here. During the
JEAN MINTON . . . . . . . . .Vice-President month of August we will continue to offer Kids’ Club every
Chairman - Tennis Friday Night from 6pm-10pm. Hope you see you at there!

Chairman - Swim & Pool See you around the Club!
Vice-Chairman - House & Social
Fridays $10 per Child | Guest Children $15 (Includes Meal)
[email protected] 6pm - 10pm Members must stay on the Alamance Country Club campus
while their children are in the Kids’ Club.
BILL GOMORY . . . . . . . . Secretary Reservations are Required • Please RSVP and arrive before
Chairman - Golf 7:30pm. If there are no children registered and none present

Vice-Chair- Finance at 7:30pm, the Kids’ Club will close for the evening. Please
Vice-Chair - Long Range Planning
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SUMMER 2018 ALL-SPORT CAMP
JANIE SELLERS . . . . . . . Treasurer
Chairman - Finance Committee Hours of Operation
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Administrative Offices • 336-584-0345 Clubhouse Dining • 336-584-0345
RAY WOMACK . . . . . . Past President The 1946 Grill
Chairman - Long Range Planning MONDAY - FRIDAY | 9:00am - 5:00pm
Chairman - Greens & Grounds D | TUESDAY - SUNDAY 5:30pm - 9pm*
[email protected] Golf Pro Shop • 336-584-1326 *Closes at 10:00pm on Fridays

MARK CRISSMAN . . . . . . Director MONDAY | 12:00pm - 6:30pm Saddle Club Lounge
Chairman - Fitness TUESDAY - SUNDAY | 7:30am - 6:30pm A O Dn
Vice-Chair Tennis
Golf Pro Shop Snack Bar WEDNESDAY 5:30pm - 9:00pm
[email protected] FRIDAY 5:30pm - 10:00pm
MONDAY | 11:30am - 6:30pm
GRANT HAUK . . . . . . . . . Director TUESDAY - SUNDAY | 9:00am - 6:30pm Pool Pavilion • 336-585-0583
Vice-Chair - Greens & Grounds
Vice-Chair - Swim & Pool Fitness Center • 336-584-9848 LAP SWIM | DAILY* - 6:00am - 10:00pm
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MONDAY - THURSDAY | 5:30am - 9:00pm POOL | Sunday - Wednesday 11am - 8pm
WADE HARRISON . . . . . . Director FRIDAY | 5:30am - 8:00pm Thursday 11:00am - 10:00pm
Chairman - House & Social SATURDAY | 7:00am - 6:00pm Friday & Saturday 10:00am - 9:00pm
Vice-Chair - Membership SUNDAY | Noon - 6:00pm
wade.harrison@ FAIRWAYS | Sunday - Wednesday 11am -8pm
harrisonwhitakerlaw.com Tennis Facility • 336-584-4115 Thursdays 11:00am - 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday 12:00pm - 9:00pm
PETER BLAETZ . . . . . . . . . Director TUESDAY - SATURDAY | 9:00am - 6:00pm
Vice-Chair - Golf SUNDAY & MONDAY | Noon - 6:00pm

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RANDY COX . . . . . . . . . . . Director
Chairman - Membership
Vice-Chair Fitness
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