104437 Fiddlesticks March Newsletter

Th eFiddlesticks Country Club Piper
March 2017



A Message From The

General Manager

A nd just like that. Bam! It’s March. associated with it.
And not to worry, our staff is primed and ready to make everyone’s stay
If February is synonymous with the here the best yet. From the employees who mow the greens to the ones
Nichols Cup and Valentine’s Day and who grow the flowers. From the line cooks grilling steaks to the wait staff
all things charitable, and giving, and that keeps those drinks flowing. From the golf pros, the tennis pros, and
caring. Then March has become the everyone in between. We are all ready to wow your guests and provide an
month of the Member-Guest and a experience that is second to none!
celebration of all things wonderful We are also very eager to see how well the Cabana and Pool are received
at the Club. This month we begin by the influx of guests this month, many of whom will be experiencing
with the FLGA’s Hollywood themed these new venues for the first time ever. We hope your guests take full
production for their Member-Guest on advantage of the resort lifestyle that goes hand in hand with the facility.
March 8th-10th. Following, the men I imagine many a cocktail will be savored in the shade, overlooking
will kick into high gear for the Men’s the pool and the palm trees and the blue skies. Many a pizza will be
Invitational, which spans four golf consumed. (Or should I say, too many pizzas may be consumed?) Many
(and party) filled days beginning March 22nd. friendships will be renewed, and many a return trip will be planned for
I think it goes without saying that over the past few years the quality the following year. When your guests’ visits come to an end, our goal is
of our Member-Guest tournaments has increased exponentially. The for them to head back home feeling relaxed, renewed and perhaps a little
tournament committees, the Golf Shop, the Happiness Department and spoiled.
the Food & Beverage team have all consistently stepped up their game As we enter into this month, I think we should dub March as the Month
year after year, culminating in the high caliber of tournaments we have of Pride. All of us, from the members, to the guests, to the staff, take
planned for this month. pride in the Club, the community, the jobs we perform here and the
The level of pride that our members take in our Club and the events has delightful way of life that lies here within the gates.
also increased exponentially. Members are excited to share their Club
with their guests and look forward to “showing her off ” when their guests With Fiddlesticks Pride,
are in town. And the guests are just as excited to be here. We love that Ryan Shaw, CCM, CCE
we see a lot of the same guests returning every year. They have become General Manager/Executive Vice President
part of the family, many of whom we now know by name. They not only
bring with them their enthusiasm and love for golf, but also a love for this
uniquely wonderful community and their own sense of pride for being

Not to be outdone by the two-days, the FLGA One-Day Member-Guest proved to be a KNOCKOUT event!
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Membership

Dianne Walton 4. Allen & Debra Kirkendall found Fiddlesticks

Director of Membership through their realtor who actually located their new home in Fiddlesticks
via the Internet. Allen and Debra are not golfers, but they love to rehab
We’ve had four real estate transactions over the course of the last homes and were able to find their perfect fit here in the community – the
previously owned Guido home on Fiddlesticks Blvd. Then Debra saw the
two months. Three of which have brought us brand new friends and Cabana, Pool, Fitness Center and Tennis courts, and she was hooked! We
families, each with a different story on how they came upon Fiddlesticks. are all excited to watch the transformation of their new home. They also
There are also several sales on the horizon, so I am looking forward to have a northern home in Greenwood, IN.
reporting on new members in our next edition of the Piper. Meanwhile,
please read on to learn about your new neighbors within the gates and
please help me welcome them home.

1. Larry & Linda McHugh purchased the previously owned

Griswold home on Abbottsford Terrace. It was quite by accident that
it actually happened. The McHugh’s are great friends with John & Pam
Vecchione. Both couples were standing in the Vecchione’s driveway
talking when Ernie Horvath happened to drive by. They stopped him
and asked if he had any new listings. He did - the Griswold home. So
the McHugh’s jumped in the car and, as they say, the rest is history. You
never know when a sale will be made at Fiddlesticks! Larry and Linda
are from North Andover, MA. Welcome to your new home!

2. Tom & Kathy Caplice acquired their second home in

Fiddlesticks by purchasing the previously owned Brendel home in
Carriedale. They also own a home in The Highlands. Congratulations!

3. Dr. Tracy and Ann Powell purchased the previously

owned Curran property on Gullane Court. They had contractors in and
working the following day. They are from Edina, MN and their daughter,
Margie, will also be living with them. They looked at many properties
at Fiddlesticks before finding the home that they knew was the one for
them. Welcome to your new home!

“My wife, Ann, and I, along with Ann’s daughter, Margie (24) started our “
search last fall to find the perfect golf community. After countless hours of
looking, we drove into Fiddlesticks. It didn’t take long to realize this was the
perfect place for us to develop wonderful friendships and have a beautiful
seasonal home with an amazing view of two golf courses.
The people we have met have been warm and welcoming. The staff has
been extremely helpful and professional. We cannot begin to thank Dianne
Walton enough for the tours, kind words and always being available for us.
Ann, Margie and I can’t wait to meet more of you around Fiddlesticks and
on the course!

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Golf Courses

Jim Schilling Chipco Choice is the leading product on the market for treating mole crickets
preventatively. Research has shown that the best time to apply Chipco Choice
Director of Golf Courses and Grounds in our area is during the month of April as well as early May. The product is
slit into the thatch layer which is where the mole crickets feed. Golfers will
We hope that everyone is enjoying the golf courses! For the most part, the notice the slits in the turf for a few weeks following the application. These slits
will not affect playability and are a normal byproduct of the application. Once
weather has been cool and dry. This pattern should continue for the short the turf grows back over the slits, they will be less evident.
term. We are still quite far below our normal rainfall for this time of the year.
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Phase 6 of the Lake Bank Restoration Project is nearing completion. The
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has been done on the Wee Friendly Course due to the impending renovation 3 BD, 2 BA, Pool, Remodeled, New 3 BD + Den, 2.5 BA, Pool & Spa,
scheduled for 2018. Roof, Great GC Views Updated Kitchen, GC View

As we are in the height of our busy golfing season, it’s imperative that proper 15551 Greenock Lane $595,000 15741 Queensferry Drive, $599,000
etiquette be followed as it relates to cart travel, ball mark repair and filling 4 bed + den, 4 1/2 bath, pool, 4286 sq.ft. 4 BD + Den, 3.5 BA, Pool, GC & Lake
divots. The turf growth has slowed down and does not recover as quickly Views, Nicely Updated
during this time of year. Doing your part will help keep the golf courses
looking and playing their best. Here are a few tips related to golf cart travel:

• Enter and exit fairways at the green posts.
• Avoid driving through areas that may be wet.
• Never drive onto a green, collar, tee, or into any

marked hazard.
• Never drive into any area that has been recently sodded.
• Avoid abrupt stops and sharp turns that cause skidding.
• Spread out wear-and-tear by avoiding compacted areas.
• Watch for special signage or other markers that

direct traffic.
• Avoid driving over sprinkler heads, yardage markers,

and drain basins.
• Do not drive cars into out-of-play areas that may be

environmentally sensitive (such as wildflower beds and
native grass plantings).
• Avoid pulling off the path near tees and greens.
• Keep all four tires on the path whenever possible.

The following was in last month’s newsletter, but we felt compelled to include
it again since we are continually asked about topdressing and verticutting
of the greens. The TIfEagle turf on the greens requires on-going cultural
practices year-round to keep it performing at its best and to also stay as
healthy as possible. The greens are the most important areas on the golf
courses, thus the most time is spent on them. The verticutting helps control
thatch and grain build up while also allowing areas for the sand topdressing
to settle in to. Without verticutting, the greens would be very spongy, soft
and not much fun to play on. The sand topdressing serves several purposes
including helping achieve smooth ball roll, diluting thatch and layering in
the soil profile, increasing proper drainage, and helping to reduce disease
pressure. As the weather cools in the winter and the turf is not as actively
growing, we do reduce the amount the depth with which we verticut and also
the amount of sand used for topdressing. Because of the busy tournament
schedule, the frequency of the cultural practices changes at times as well.
It’s very important to note that without doing these necessary year-round
cultural practices, the greens would not perform as expected and failure
would occur at some point.

Once milder temperatures begin to be the norm, we will start to see insect
pressure. The most prevalent insect will be the mole cricket. These insects
can cause extreme destruction on turf because they feed on the roots at a
very rapid pace. Golfers may see the tufted turf areas and the noticeable
dirt burrows they leave behind. The Golf Maintenance Staff will begin a spot
treatment program where we will treat the affected areas as they present
themselves. A certified contractor will be applying Chipco Choice wall to
wall on the Long Mean on April 24th and on the Wee Friendly on May 1st.

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Golf and Tournaments

Travis Wehrs

Director of Golf

March is always an exciting time to be a member of a country club in Southwest Florida. Tournaments and social activities are always in full swing!

Member-guest tournaments are a very important part of our Club’s activities and we’re always excited to share the Fiddlesticks experience with your
friends and family. In the last few weeks we have completed a few of our most popular events, including our Member-Member, the FLGA “18 Hole
Knockout” and our couples Mixed Member-Guest. Thank you for your continued support, and congratulations to all our winners!

Men’s Member-Member

Glasgow Flight
1st Gross Johnny Hall & Jim Starnes
1st Net Tom Buckley & Al DiSanto Mixed Member-Guest
“Homecoming”

Edinburgh Flight NFC Flight Gross Winners:
1st Gross Austin Lydon & Tom Hyman Jeff & Bonnie Troy
1st Net Larry Schoenfeld & Ron Ajemian Ron & Elaine Tucker
Net Winners
Charles & Mary Ann Goodin
Tom & Mary Pirog

Dundee Flight AFC Flight Gross Winners:
1st Gross Mike Marco & Bob Martin William & Nancy Phillips
1st Net John Barrett & Ralph Woodman Larry Whobrey & Linda Owen
Net Winners
Women’s Member-Member Bill & Anita Fairchild
Paul & Luanne Shatney
Red Division Winners Aqua Division Winners
FLGA One-Day Member Guest
Red Flight 1 Lynda Case & Lee Meyers "18 Hole Knockout" - Long Mean
1st Gross Mary Ann Spatharos & Mary Minton
1st Net Gross Winners
Lynda Case & Jean Raymond
Red Flight 2 Nancy Lacey & Jackie Speas Ann Midtgaard & Keeley Lockhart
1st Gross Dianne Carroll & Joanne McNamara Net Winners
1st Net Lori Cullen & Tina Bream
Debbie Cook & Jean Wade
Aqua Flight 1 Carolyn Hyne & Ann Gregory
1st Gross Loretta Stevens & Judy McGuire FLGA One-Day Member Guest
1st Net "18 Hole Knockout" - Wee Friendly

Gross Winners
Diane Curry & Kellie Baldwin
Lizzie Posner & Cindy White
Net Winners
Lin Hartnett & Glenda Craft
LuAnn Mizener & Beckie Yarger

Aqua Flight 2 Donna O’Bryan & Joyce Schmidt
1st Gross Carlotta Dickson & Jan Faster
1st Net

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Golf Shop Hours of Operation Education Section
Monday through Sunday 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Please hit range balls in strips to help the healing process.

Online Registration Rules Question:
Probing near ball for tree roots
This Golf Shop will be utilizing our tee time reservation system to
help with registration for our club events, as well as the FLGA and 9 Q: A player’s ball comes to rest through the green in such a position
Hole ladies. This option will allow members to register on their own that he believes tree roots or rocks may be just below the surface of
or by contacting the Golf Shop. If you have any questions or need the ground. May he, without penalty, probe the area around his ball
assistance with the online registration process, please stop by the Golf with a tee or the like to see if his club would strike a root or a rock in
Shop and the staff will happily assist you. the course of making a stroke?
A: Yes, provided the lie of the ball, area of intended stance or swing or
Demo Day the line of play is not improved (Rule13-2) and the ball is not moved
(Rule 18-2). The same principle would apply if the player wishes to
We have a Demo Day scheduled with multiple vendors on probe to determine the presence of an immovable obstruction.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH, between 10:00am and 3:00pm.
Please watch the weekly bulletin for additional events and details!

Fairway Feats

Hole in One! To stay up to date with all of the current Holes-in-One,
download the Fiddlesticks app and you will get a notification each
time one happens. Congratulations on these recent Holes-in-One:

Linda Hull on Wee Friendly #2 – January 6, 2017
Ettore Passi on Wee Friendly #15 – January 10, 2017
Paul Carroll on Long Mean #13 – January 13, 2017
Sandy Milbourn on Wee Friendly #6 – January 16, 2017
Jim Romano on Long Mean #5 – January 19, 2017
Jon Abbett on Long Mean #3 – January 27, 2017
Dale Zempel on Wee Friendly #12 – February 2, 2017

Tournament Information

• Sign up begins 45 days in advance unless posted otherwise.
• Guests of members are invited to play in events that are social

in nature and where the sign up is by foursomes. (Mixers, St.
Patrick’s Day, Nine and Dine, Last Blast). The appropriate guest
fees plus tournament entry fee will apply.
• More details of our events may be found on our website or in
your member directory.

2017 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

Event Dates Event Dates

MARCH 3/8 - 3/10 MAY 5/29
Ladies 2 Day Member-Guest 3/18 Memorial Day Mixer 7/4
St. Patrick’s Day 3/23 - 3/25 9/4
Men’s Invitational (activities on the 22nd) 3/30 - 4/2 JULY
Club Championships 4th of July Scramble
4/5
APRIL 4/14 SEPTEMBER
Masters Par 3 Shootout 4/22 Labor Day Mixer
Nine & Dine
Last Blast Mixer Reminder: Registration for golf events opens 45 days prior
to the event date. (FLGA events open 30 days prior.)

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Tennis

Jeff Diggs With the Nichols Cup behind us we are now looking forward to our first ever
Strokes and Spokes, a two-day tennis and fitness community event on March 31st
Director of Tennis and April 1st. We will be featuring specials in the Tennis Shop, a round robin, a
It’s hard to believe the Nichols Cup has already come and gone! The Tennis seafood boil and fish fry, a bike ride and fun walk/run, and will finish up with a
Tournament was once again a huge success and the Saturday night party was healthy BBQ buffet and family field day. I don’t know about you, but that seafood
an evening to remember. A big thank you to all who donated, participated and boil alone is something to get excited about! Please see the poster below for more
volunteered their time to create a successful weekend. A special thank you to our information and be sure to sign up for one or all of the events.
Nichols Cup Tennis Tournament Event Coordinator, Robb Smith. Please see the
Nichols Cup pages at the back of this issue for our Tennis Tournament pictures.

Dress Code

Please inform your guests of the dress
code for tennis players:

Shirts with collars are preferred for
men, however professional tennis
shirts are allowed. T-shirts, cut sleeve
shirts, jeans, and cargo pants are NOT
allowed. Please use the appropriate
tennis shoes, no cross trainers or
running shoes. Improper tennis shoes
tear up the court surface making big
holes and marks in the tennis courts.
Thank you!

Lights

We have lights on poles outside courts
2 and 3 for your convenience. Please
turn off the lights after you are finished.
Lights turn off and water turns on
automatically every night at 10:00 pm.

Men's Night

Come out for our monthly Men’s Night
session! This month it is on Wednesday,
March 15th at 6:15 pm. Join your
neighbors and friends for a night of fun
filled exercise, camaraderie and great
tennis. See you on the courts!

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Fitness

Doug Degen

Director of Fitness

Hip Flexor

Golfers with tight hips often struggle to keep their pelvis stable as they

move throughout their backswing. This can cause a reverse pivot or
improper weight shift to the lead leg in the backswing. A significant
readjustment is usually seen in the downswing in order to have any
chance of making solid contact with the ball. Another symptom of
tight hips occurs in the downswing. A lack of mobility makes the golfer
thrust the pelvis toward the ball and extend the spine too early in the
downswing—known as early extension. This is a death move in the golf
swing. Players will complain of being “stuck” or “trapped” with their
arms in the downswing. This is because the lower body has moved into
the space where the arms need to go.
Try this hip flexor stretch three to four times on each side holding for
thirty to forty seconds with moderate intensity to help increase mobility
in your hips.

Massage Therapy

People get massages for all sorts of reasons, from stress relief to pain

management or a luxurious treat. However, many people don’t realizie all
the benefits that have been linked with massage. You don’t need any fancy
type of treatment in order to see results - with just a regular Swedish
massage your body will see a world of difference. Not only does massage
help with blood circulation, but it also increases your lymph flow which
is your body’s natural immunity to sickness. People know that massage
helps loosen your muscles, but it can also increase joint flexibility, reduce
swelling and release endorphins (our body’s natural painkillers).
There are plenty of psychological benefits of massages as well. Massages
have been shown to lessen depression and anxiety. Many people
experience high stress situations; massage can help manage that
stress. People who regularly have massages show decreased anxiety,
enhanced sleep quality, more energy, better concentration, and increased
circulation.
Research continues to show the benefits of touch, and more areas of the
health care system are embracing massage as a necessary part of their
program, from hospice care to neonatal intensive care units. There’s
no denying that massage goes hand-in-hand with a complete wellness
routine for the body. Massage is a powerful ally to exercise and diet.
Invest in your body and meet with a massage therapist today. Our
massage therapists will listen to your needs and will happily start a
program with you in order to meet your goals.

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Club Events

Sarah Martini-Ricci Let’s not forget about Name that Tune and Dueling Pianos, two Fiddlesticks
favorites are back again to get you moving and grooving! Hold on tight as the
Director of Happiness fun continues.
Thank you as always for supporting our social calendar and trying something
March will bring many firsts to Fiddlesticks and we hope you plan to join us new each and every month. See you there!

for one or all. On March 31st and April 1st we will have our first ever Strokes
and Spokes weekend. This two-day event will surely be a crowd pleaser with
a Friday night Fish Fry/Seafood Boil and a community spirit-building walk/
run/bike on Saturday. No need to train intensely or make it to the gym
every morning at 5am to prepare (although by all means, do so). This event
is simply to bring us all together to celebrate community and meet your
neighbors while enjoying some non-competitive sporting interaction. We will
gather outside the Clubhouse on Saturday, March 31st at 10am and begin the
event at 10:30am. Families are welcome, including strollers, wagons, bikes and
scooters. (Please see the Tennis page for more information.) Please remember
to drive slowly in the community on that day to ensure everyone has a great
time and remains safe.

Another first is the Jersey Tenors show on March 1st and 2nd. These talented
guys will give you a little bit of everything from opera, rock, pop, classic
American show tunes and much more. This is a great event for people of
all ages as there will truly be something for everyone. Also in March is our
annual Concert Under the Stars featuring the Naples Big Band. We are excited
to have them join us for an evening of music and dancing under the stars as
they perform for the first time ever here inside the gates.

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Duplicate Bridge

When: Every Monday at 12:45PM
Where: Card Room B
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Attention Card Players:

LADIES HAND AND FOOT
When: Fridays: 1:00 to 4:00pm
Where: Downstairs Card Room
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Beginners Welcome

Duplicate Bridge

When: Every Wednesday at 9:00AM
Where: Card Room B
Contact: Ginny Vernum at 239-561-2355

Duplicate Bridge

When: Every Tuesday Night at 6:30PM
Beginning November 8th
Where: Card Room B
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make friends with your fellow Fiddlesticks neighbors!

UPCOMING Triva NIGHTS

Tuesday, March 14 | Wednesday, April 11
All Trivia Nights begin at 6:30PM. You don’t need a
whole team to sign up!

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Food & Beverage

Ryan Daniels

Executive Chef

First and foremost, I want to thank those members who have had an

opportunity to partake in some of our new menu items either in the
dining rooms, during our events or in private functions. Your support and
feedback has been fantastic and we can guarantee we will continue to push
the envelope as we evolve our menus and dishes. As most of you know, I
have begun to preach the importance of the food we are serving. Not only
are we giving you the best possible products we can procure, we are also
proud of the ingredients that come in and out of our kitchens.

This month I would like to educate you on the salmon we have switched to Cedar plank salmon Fresh salmon awaiting prep
and the reason we made the change. Many of you know that chefs face an in the kitchen
incredible dilemma in sourcing fish from the wild. Due to unsustainable
and irresponsible fishing, we have depleted our oceans to a dangerous We hope you have noticed the change in the flavor of the salmon we have
level. As a Chef, I am constantly faced with the challenge of how to source been serving, and as an added bonus we are now leaving the skin on for a
the best tasting fish while also being sustainably conscious and fiscally little extra flavor and added texture. If you have any questions regarding the
responsible. salmon, our new menu items, or any other products we are utilizing, please
We have had many conversations with many fish mongers and purveyors don’t hesitate to contact me. And again, I welcome and encourage your
and we have fortunately stumbled upon a salmon that is responsibly feedback as we continue our journey together.
farmed, sustainable, organic and great tasting. We are now sourcing a
Scottish salmon out of the icy waters of the North Atlantic. The powerful Bon Appetit!
currents allow for a constant surge of nutrient rich water far from the
shores. The salmon swim against the strong ocean currents (like wild
salmon) and develop into strong and healthy fish. And all the while a clean,
healthy, and sustainable environment is maintained.

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Fiddlesticks Cares

Celeste Niarchos Beginning Wednesday, March 8th a “new” group will begin volunteering
at the Everyday Café (formerly the Fort Myers Soup Kitchen). The
Chair program is a CCMI Outreach Program that has been turned into a
community hub offering educational classes, a homebuyer literacy
Volunteering Can Change a Life! program and parenting classes among a host of other programs. Our
volunteers will be helping to prepare and serve meals on the second
Congratulations to Jeff Whitley who was named Mentor of the Year by Wednesday of every month. If you are interested in volunteering, please
contact Diane Curry at 239-313-7931.
the Lee County School District. Each of us can think of a caring adult If you would like to know more about Fiddlesticks Cares and the charities
who helped us as teenagers, even with just one or two encouraging we support with our time and talent, we will be holding an open meeting
words. Jeff did much more by meeting regularly with his mentee, on Monday, March 6th at 10:30 a.m. in the Boardroom.
attending his sporting events and being always available by phone. The
Lee Foundation for Public Schools is always looking for mentors. It
only takes a few hours each week during the school year, so “snowbirds”
are welcome. For more information on this highly rewarding and life-
changing experience, please visit www.leeschoolfoundation.org.

Fiddlesticks Cares Committee

Celeste Niarchos, Chair

Pam Ashburn Nancy Lacey

Lee Ashburn Christine Pearson

Gwen Asher Sandy Pendorf

Cathy Corwen Karen Shulman

Diane Curry Nancy Shields

Sally Jackson Jim Usher

Our Gingerbread Ladies recently helped the kids of Golisano
decorate houses for Valentine’s Day

Jeff Whitley, Mentor of the Year

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Ladies Golf
GirlFriends

GirlFriends Mark your calendars! Fellow GirlFriend Claire Stitt has planned a
“Meet the Author” with L.M. Reynolds on March 16th at 3:00 P.M. at
Donna Mullen the Clubhouse. The GirlFriends' Book Club has selected Ms. Reynold's
Spies in Our Midst, and we will host this chat with wine and light hors d'
President oeuvres. This event is in addition to the March 15th Chico Fashion Show
and Luncheon.
Just when we thought we were well informed about the Edison and Ford January's GirlFriend of the month was Andy Collins, and Skip Bassett
shared the 50/50 raffle with the BNFCF. Two lucky and gracious
Estates, we learned so much more about them at our January gathering GirlFriends!
with a quick-paced and enlightening presentation. Lois Fox and Marilyn It is now time to consider accepting a leadership role in our group! Please
Davison's centerpiece baskets filled with live succulents reminded many let us know if you are interested in helping on any level.
GirlFriends of their prior visits to the Estates. Haven't ever visited? Give
it a go! It is a fascinating slice of American history.

We’ve had a lot of fantastic events and trips this season. In fact, our
Naples cruise and fashion show excursion was so popular that Mary Ann
Goodin needed to order a larger bus! Don't forget, the Miami Beach &
Biscayne Boat Trip is fast approaching (March 22nd). If you have any
questions about our upcoming adventure on the east coast, please contact
Mary Ann.

FLGA Our annual "Play for Pink" (an ABCD Scramble) 30th and April 1st. The Championship Flight
is scheduled for Monday, March 20th. If you will be Match Play while the Red and Aqua
Sherry Paloci have a guest, by all means please invite her to flights will use the Stableford format.
join us. This event is also open to all nine- Isn't this the greatest place?! We are so very
President holers and all renters; please join us! It's a great fortunate to have so many wonderful events
fundraiser and great opportunity to meet your AND two beautiful courses on which to play.
It's a jam-packed calendar Ladies! Our Two- neighbors. Lunch will follow play. See you on the fairways!
The Club Championship is scheduled for March
Day Member Guest is upon us with the glitz of
the "Hollywood" theme everywhere. A huge
THANK YOU to Phyllis Schofield and her
committee, including Karen Shulman, Dainee
McNeill, and Diane Curry. They'll take us from a
"white night" cocktail party, through the Oscars,
and finish with the closing awards presentation.
Oh, yes, there's golf mixed in there too! We so
appreciate all of the hours of hard work put in
by Sarah Martini-Ricci (Director of Happiness),
Blayne Gilbert (Clubhouse Manager) and Chef
Ryan, which will make this such a fabulous event.

Set your alarms for 7:00 A.M. March 14th is
THE day we look forward to every year. Yes, it's
signup for SOLHEIM! The cocktail party will be
on Tuesday, March 21st where the team pairings
will be drawn. You’ll then have two weeks to plot
and plan your themes for the event on April 5th
and 6th.

Make sure to sign up for our March 16th Irish This year’s Color Wars ended in a TIE!
Rumble - it's such a fun team event! And Congratulations to both the Red and the Blue teams for a war well-fought.
wear your green, of course! Following golf we
will conduct our annual Spring Meeting and
luncheon where the Slate of Officers for next
season will be voted on. Also at this meeting we
will vote on the proposed By-Law changes that
the current board has requested. (The proposed
By-Law changes are posted on the Bulletin Board
outside the Pro Shop and were printed in the
February edition of the Piper.)

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Building Futures

Cathy Corwen well as those children already enrolled in colleges and universities. But
we were excited to find curious employees eager to further their own
Chair professional accreditations.
With these stated objectives, we are asking for your financial support to
Building Futures Inside Our Gate scholastically help those “inside our gate”. Building Futures is a qualified
501(c)(3) program, making your donations tax deductible. We have
The Fiddlesticks Community and its members continue to be established the necessary fiduciary contracts with the Southwest Florida
Community Foundation who will ensure our compliance and manage
recognized for their financial generosity as well as the amount of time your contributions. Additionally, they will provide the due diligence of a
they spend volunteering at local organizations. The focus is consistently student’s standing before they distribute the scholarship funds.
and correctly directed towards our local area where dollars and helping We hope you will consider helping our own in making a contribution
hands are needed. to Building Futures as we encourage academic growth for both our
employees and their children. Please direct your questions to any
Recently, a brand new effort has begun with the purpose of assisting our committee member. Donations can be made online at
own Fiddlesticks’ employees (and their children) with tuition payments www.floridacommunity.com or by dropping off a check at the
for degrees and vocational certification. The mission of Building Futures Fiddlesticks front office (payment box).
is clearly expressed in its name, targeting our own workforce “inside our
gate”. Committee Members
Cathy Corwen, Chair Jack Pallotta
Eligible Building Futures candidates must satisfy the entrance Lee Ashburn Nancy Phillips
requirements of an accredited college or vocational program as part of Albert Corwen Joyce Schmidt
the evaluation process. Our goal is to continue to help qualified students John Courtney Nancy Shields
through graduation. Since the number of scholarships in any given year Diane Curry Pat Stull
will be based upon available funds, our campaign efforts will need to be
done on an annual basis.

Last month, meetings were held with our employees outlining the
program. We found, as anticipated, interest from high school seniors as

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The Pipers Brown, Carla Curry, Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Globetti, Karen Adkins
Brown, Perry & Marjorie Daleiden, Jackie Goldberg, David
Abraham, Pamela L. Brownell, Roger & Dian Daleiden, Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Goldberg, Harvey & Bobbi
Abruzese, Robert & Linda Corrigan Buckley, Thomas & Natalie D'Andrea, Bob & Marcia Goodin, Charles & Mary Ann
Adelman, Gary & Barbara Burke, Bill & Karen Shulman Daniel, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Gorman, Daniel & Jeanne Smith
Adkins, Robert & Marilyn Burns, John & Barbara Davis, Rick & Judi Grady, Suzanne
Ahern, Jack & Marlene Burnside, Ken & Debbie Davison, Fenton M. & Marilyn M. Grainger, Luther & Sally
Ajemian, Ron & Dorothy Calabrese, Lawrence & Susan Dealy, Ed & Lynn Grantham, Robert & Dr. Sharon L.
Aldrich, Peter & Widgie Callans, Tom & Pat DeFrancesco, John & Paula Gray, Corkey & Jane
Allega, Mr. and Mrs. James Cameratta, Joe & Barbara Deming, Ann Gray, John & Lynn
Allen, Phil & Sherri Cameron, Paul & Jane Den, Larry & Dale Greenbury, Donald & Mariellen
Aloia, Frank & Nancy Campbell, Joseph & Patricia DiBenedetto, Thomas & Linda Gregory, Vic & Ann
Anciaux, Herb & Marcia Campbell, Robert & Jackie Speas Disanto, Al & Loli Guffrey, Terry
Anderson, David & Kathleen Caplice, Tom & Kathy Dobbie, Denny & Kathy Gurry, William
Angelucci, Bob & Karla Carlson, Marty & Anne Donohoe, Peter Hager, Henry & Sally
Aratari, Joel & Julia Perry Carlstrom, Sandra Dooley, Jim & Mary Haines, Bruce & Joann
Ashburn, Lee & Pam Carroll, John & Francy Downing, Bill & Karen Haley, Peter
Asher, Ken & Gwen Carroll, Paul & Dianne Dunphy, Dr. & Mrs. Roger Hall, James & Phyllis
Austin, David & Joanne Case, Tom & Lynda Durfee, Dick & Gina Hamister Hall, Johnny
Austin, Ned & Janet Cecchini, Robert & Louise Dwyer, Chris & Rachel Harned, Ben & Christine
Bagans, Art & Rosetta H. Douglas Chapin Family Dwyer, John & Lisa Harris, Don & Jane
Bailey, Robert & Betty Ciampaglio, Tony & Fran Dwyer, Nancy Heard, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry
Baisch, Wister & Harriet Cieslik, Phillip & Nancy Lacey Eaton, Rolland & Carol Hearsum, Geoffrey & Carolyn
Barr, Karol Clair, Nancy Eaton, Ed Hegel, Tom & Andy Collins
Bean, Dick & Jan Clapp, Joe & Helen Ehinger, Wendell & Betsi Hendrickson, Steve & Barb
Bear, Jerry & Sarah Clark, Steven Everly, Ronald & Mona Hoffman, Dr. Elliot & Valarie
Beasley, Bruce & Teresa Cliff, Roger & Cathy Fairchild, Bill & Anita Hohenbrink, Ron & Cheryl
Beaulieu, Ray & Barbara Coffey, Mr. & Mrs. William J. Faster, Jan Holland, Heather
Berkmeyer, Rick & Barb Coffman, Greg Fike, William & Sandra Holland, Margie
Benson Family Cohane, Tim & Lisa Finkbeiner, Rick & Joanne Horowitz, Bill & Andrea
Berry, Carl & Joanne Cole, Lee & Mary Fitzgerald, Michael & Betsey Horvath, Ernest & Paula
Bevins Family Conway, Francis & Carol Ann Flynn, Mike Howell, Michael & Kela
Bjorne, Ralph & Susan Cooke, Dan & Janey Foster, Alan & Lynne Hoyt, Bruce & Sheila Kelly
Blakely, Keith & Rhonda Corwen, Albert & Cathy Fraccola, Philip & Kelly Hull, Linda
Bowling, Don & Harriet Costello, Jack & Paula Frederic, Heidi Hutchens, Trish
Braden, Joseph & Annette Courtney, John & Carol Freeman, Bill & Colleen Jackson, Park & Sally
Bredenbeck, Shirley Crowther, Lee & Linda Garrett, Marvin & Sonia Janego, Debra
The Brogan Family Cullen, Lori Gillette, Dr. Carl & Carol Johnson, Donald & J.J.
Brown, Alex & Jean Curia, Vicky Gilmore, Kevin & Linda Kaas, Don & Bobbie
Gilmore, Sara M. Kalina, Rich & Bobbie Pavaverti
Girard, David & Susan Katzman, Elliot & Donna
Glaser, Don Keating, Richard & Barbara

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Kerr, Iain & Susie Moore, Jim Rogers, Jack & Sue Szabo, Andrew
King, Thomas & Patricia Moore, John & Neicey Rohner, Craig & Lois Teitelman, Steve & Sue
Kircher, Gary & Linda Morse, Jack Romano, Jim & Michelle Thomas, Jack & Kellie Ann
Klauder, Jeffrey & Susan Moss, Bob & Kathy Ropeid, Steinar & Luann Smith Thorn, Ann K.
Kohn, Jean Moss, Howard & Suzanne Rose, Bob & Susan Early Thorstenson, Bob & Diane
Kosup, Bert & Katie Mosse, George & Judy Ross, Tom & MJ Todd, Phil & Miki
Krauss, Rich & Cathy Mucci, Paul & Joyce Ross, Bob Townsend, Beau & Julie
Kwiatkowski, Bill & Ellen Mugford, Bob & Cathy Ruggles, Janet Travis, David & Donna
Lancellot, Michael & Joanie Mullen, Donna Ann Schmidt, Joe & Joyce Trolio, Anthony & Juliana
LaPointe, Brian & Wendy Mullin, Lloyd & Nancy Schmitz, Jay & Carol Tuccillo, Marie
Lawson, Bob & Susan Mullin, Mike & Kay Mullin Schofield, Phillis Twehues, Thomas A.
Lekan, Joyce Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Schueneman, Lou & Janet Frizzell Urso, Rick & Joan
LeVasseur, Farrel & Paulette Murray, Robert K. & Frances Scott, Frank & Nina Usher, James P.
Lightbody, John & Sylvia Passi, Ettore & Elena Shafer, Scott & Susan Van Daalen, Jay & Adelle
Lincke, Les & Linda Nason, Charles & Elizabeth Shaw, Tim & Marsha Van der Mey, Katherine
Linn, Jack & Babs Neff, Bob & Babs Sherman, Betteann & Martin Vecchione, John & Pamela
Little, Jeffery & Katherine Neiheiser, Bill & Tonia Shortlidge, Dr. Stephen Vogel, Perry & Diane
Lobdell, Susan Kwiatkowski Siddons, Ernie & Diane Vogias, David & Vivian
Loyd, Peter & Suzanne Niarchos, Thomas & Celeste Sidell, Peter & Mary Kay Voight, Patrick & Martha
Lucas, David Nicely, Richard Skillman, Barb Wagner, Steve & Charlotte
Lydon, Austin & Linda Nichols, Bobby & Nancy Smedley, Vernon Jr. & Marianne Welsh, David & Kathy
Lyons, Scott & Emily Nichols, Craig & Cherlynn Smith, Bradley & Ann Shover Welsh, Debra & Rob Lynch
Lysaker, Pete & Judy Niederriter, Ted & Karen Smith, David L. The Wendland Family
Mackay, Don & Wendy O'Brien, Bill & Joann Smith, George & Gerry Whitehead, Holly & John Pica
Major, Jim & Lynn Ogan, Russ & Kathi Smith, Robb L. Whitley, Jeffrey & Kathleen
Manone, Vito & Linda Ohlsson, Eddie & Bodil Smith, Roger & Cindy Whitton, Jim & Barbara Miller
Marckesano, Mitzi Palen, Howard Smith, Russell & Lena Wiland, Linda
Marco, Michael & Patricia Palisin, Terrence Smith, Stephen Wilder, Warren & Lynn
Mariani, Daniel & Susan Pallotta, Jack & Pat Stull Sousa, Rick & Annmarie Wilkinson, Harry & Janis
Martin, Bob & Pam Paloci, Hank & Sherry Spatharos, John & Mary Ann Williams, Joan
Marucci, Joe & Beth Paluck, Vic & Pam Stamm, Charles & Mapes Wilson, Andy
Mast, Dale & Marilou Panucci, Robert & Wyn Stevens, Dave & Jan Winderl, Charles & Joan Kaminsky
McArthur, Kelly & Ann Pearson, John & Christine Stevens, Dean & Cora Wolken, Gerry & Jacque
McArthur, Mike & Mary Pearson, Paul & Anne Stevens, Donald & Loretta Woodman, Ralph & Barbara
McDermott, Terry & Virginia Peck, Jeffrey & Angela Stewart, Phil & Lynn Wright, Harold & Debra
McElhone, Brad & Jenna Pendorf, Paul & Sandy Streep, Kathy Wright, Jeffrey & Sheri
McElwee, Paul & Gayle Rosemann Swanson, Anna Xenakis, Mathew & Linda
McFedries, Bob Peshkin, Richard & Sandra Penkalski Swartz, Trevor R. Zempel, Dale & Carole
McGrattan, Ena Sweeney, Patrick Ziegenfuss, Dr. Bob
McGuire, Ray & Julia Peterson, Gary & Patricia
McIntyre, Barton & Wendy Pflieger, Keith & Lisa * Pipers at time of printing
McKenna, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Phillips, Larry & Agnes
McMath, David & Sharon Phillips, William & Nancy
McNamara, Joanne Pica, John & Holly Whitehead
McNeill, George Pirrong, Jan & Christine
McNeill, Vince & Dainee Powell, David S.
McQuaid, Louis Powell, David & Betty
McWilliams, John & Rose Powers, Rick & Mary
Pratt, Vic
Messina, Michael & Janice McFadden Price, Brad & Carol
Psiris, Jack & Doreen Kostel
Meyers, Lee Puccio, Jerry
Midtgaard, Tom & Ann Puthuff, Edgar & Jean Gaines
Milbourn, Frank & Sandy Rathje, Dave & Debbie
Minott, Phyllis Rauch, Mr. & Mrs. Glen
Minton, Dan & Mary Ray, Stephen & Janet
Mitchell, Greg & Kelly Gunther Reese Family
Mitchelson, Bill & Mary Rice, Jeff & Bobbi

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Sponsors SILVER SPONSORS QUARTZ SPONSORS
Grainger Family Foundation* Beasley Broadcasting*
TITLE SPONSOR Dawson Companies*
Howard & Suzanne Moss Gunther and Joan Reese
Tomahawk Construction Donna Mullen
PRESENTING SPONSORS Diamond Limousine*
Prasco RUBY SPONSORS Dr. & Mrs. Peter Sidell
AIX Group Ellsworth Heating and Cooling*
Stephen and Janet Ray and Family FCC Scramble Invitational
Case Pearlman*
PRINCIPAL SPONSOR David & Debbie Rathje Fish Hawk Spirits
Oppenheimer & Co.* Harry and Janis Wilkinson
Dick & Janet Bean
PLATINUM SPONSORS Friends of the Burnsides Henry Hager
21st Century Healthcare Gayle Rosemann & Paul McElwee Interop Technologies*
John & Christine Pearson
FineMark Bank Interstate Batteries of Matthew & Amanda Bevins
Jack & Sue Rogers Southwestern Florida
Katherine Van der Mey Mercedes Benz
DIAMOND SPONSORS Robert & Diane Thorstenson Shoreline Lumber*
Cameratta Companies* Specific Care Chiropractic* Tim & Marsha Shaw
General Air and Plumbing* Sunday Funday Group Wendell & Betsi Ehinger
Tom Musselman, Sr. Gerry & Jacque Wolken
Hightower Advisors Whitley/Asher Foundation*
Miikyong Spirits* COPPER SPONSORS
Richard & Natalie Jacoff Foundation EMERALD SPONSORS Associates in Dermatology
Andi & Bill Horowitz
Robb Smith Apmex Crowther Roofing*
Wells Fargo Insurance* Burns Family David M. Goldberg
Fiddlesticks Ladies Golf Association
UPS Cummings & Lockwood* HBKS Wealth Advisors
Jim & Michelle Romano
GOLD SPONSORS Home Tech
Carla Brown and Family Modern Services Hughes, Snell & Company
Preferred Travel of Naples, Inc Internal Medicine of Southwest Florida,
Heidi Frederic
Ken and Debbie Burnside Ross and Erin Kerr Dr. Hendriks
Michael and Joanie Lancellot SunTrust Jason’s Deli of Southwest Florida,

Ryan Specialty Group Tuck and Beth Nason Diana Willis
Tom Twehues Kathy Streep Just Like New Power Washing
Val Ward Mark Loren
Liquor Wine, Smoke Shop*
Wesco Turf

*Fiddlesticks Country Club is proud to have

members in each of these sponsoring entities

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Congratulations to the Winners!

WEE FRIENDLY COURSE WINNERS LONG MEAN WINNERS
L to R – Craig Rohner, Ed Dealy, Harold Wright, Stan Geer(Pro), L to R – Rick Johnston, Mike Andre, Bobby Nichols, Chris Trout(Pro),

Debra Wright, Bobby Nichols Bruce LaBoda, Steve Ray

MEN’S 8.0 MIXED DOUBLES
Phillip Savage and Stewart Savage Greg and Kelly Mitchelll

LADIES 7.0 LADIES 8.0
Diane Early and Lena Smith Rosetta Bagans and Pat Bosshard

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Ap2r017il 15391 Canongate Dr. / Ft. Myers, FL 33912 / 239-768-1111

S U N D AY M O N D AY T U E S D AY W E D N E S D AY T H U R S D AY F R I D AY S AT U R D AY
1
MARCH 2017
Club Championship s m t w t f s
Weekend 1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Strokes & Spokes 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Weekend 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30 31
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM

Cabana 11AM-9PM
Lunch 11AM-5PM
Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 MAY 2017
Club Championship Clubhouse Closed s m t w t f s
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Solheim Cup Solheim Cup Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM 1 2 3 4 5 6
Weekend Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Breakfast 8-11AM Cabana 11AM-9PM Dinner Specials 5:30-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM 28 29 30 31
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Prime Ri5b:3&0-D9PinMner Menu Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM
Comedy Festival Pasta Night & Dinner Pasta Night & Dinner
Cabana 11AM-8PM Menu 5:30-9PM Menu 5:30-9PM
Food Service 11AM-8PM

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Clubhouse Closed Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Nine & Dine Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Breakfast 8-11AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Children’s Easter Egg
Cabana 11AM-8PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Hunt 10AM
Passover Begins Pasta Night & Dinner Pasta Night & Dinner Lunch 11AM-5PM
Food Service 11AM-8PM at Sundown Trivia Night 6:30PM Menu 5:30-9PM Menu 5:30-9PM Prime Rib & Dinner Menu Cabana 11AM-9PM
Lunch 11AM-5PM
5:30-9PM Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM

16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM FLGA End of Year
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM NineLHunocleheColnosing Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Luncheon Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Easter Brunch Clubhouse Closed Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM
Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Seatings starting at 10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Cabana 11AM-4PM
Clubhouse Closes at 3PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM GirlFriends 12:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-2:30PM
Pasta Night & Dinner Pasta Night & Dinner Cabana 11AM-9PM
Cabana 11AM-8PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Menu 5:30-9PM Menu 5:30-9PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Club Closes at 3PM
Prime Rib & Dinner Menu Last Blast Tournament
Easter
5:30-9PM and Party

23 / 30 24 25 26 27 28 29
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Clubhouse Closed Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM
Breakfast 8-11AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM
Board Meeting 3PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Lunch 11AM-5PM
Cabana 11AM-8PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM Pasta Night & Dinner Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM
Food Service 11AM-8PM Menu 5:30-9PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM

Pasta Night & Dinner Prime Rib & Dinner Menu
Menu 5:30-9PM 5:30-9PM

Classes, events, and dining options are subject to change.

Mar20c17h 15391 Canongate Dr. / Ft. Myers, FL 33912 / 239-768-1111

S U N D AY M O N D AY T U E S D AY W E D N E S D AY T H U R S D AY F R I D AY S AT U R D AY FEBRUARY 2017
s m t w t f s
1 2 3 4
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM 1 2 3 4
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Cabana 11AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM 26 27 28
Pasta Night & Specials Pasta N5:i3g0h-t9&PMSpecials Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM
Prime Rib & Dinner Menu Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM
5:30-9PM Jersey Tenors
Jersey Tenors 5:30-9PM

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 APRIL 2017
s m t w t f s
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Clubhouse Closed Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Ladies’ Member Guest Ladies’ Member Guest Ladies’ Member Guest Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Breakfast 8-11AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM 1
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Cabana 11AM-8PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM Cabana 11AM-3PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Lunch 11AM-5PM 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Town Hall Meeting 5:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Food Service 11AM-8PM PaMstaenNuig5h:t3&0-9DPiMnner PaMstaenNuig5h:t3&0-9DPiMnner Prim Rib & Dinner Menu Concert Under the Stars 30 31

5:30-9PM

12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Clubhouse Closed Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM St. Patrick’s Tournament
Breakfast 8-11AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM GirlFriends 12:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM
Cabana 11AM-8PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM Pasta Night & Dinner Lunch 11AM-5PM Cabana 11AM-9PM
Pasta Night & Dinner Menu Menu 5:30-9PM St. Patrick’s Dinner 5:30- Lunch 11AM-5PM
Food Service 11AM-8PM Trivia Night 6:30PM 5:30-9PM Pub Menu Only 5:30-9PM
Ambassadors 9PM

St. Patrick's Day

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Clubhouse Closed
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Men’s Invitational Men’s Invitational Men’s Invitational Men’s Invitational
Breakfast 8-11AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM
Cabana 11AM-8PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM Caba(nluan1ch1AonMly-)2PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM
Name That Tune 6:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-2:30PM
Food Service 11AM-8PM Pub Only 5:30-9PM Pasta Night & Dinner Prime Rib & Dinner Menu
Menu 5:30-9PM Club Closes at 2PM
5:30-9PM

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Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Clubhouse Closed Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Club Championship Club Championship
Breakfast 8-11AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM Coffee Café 7AM-10AM
Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM Lunch 11AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM F iddle Inn 10 AM-3:30PM Fiddle Inn 10AM-3:30PM
Cabana 11AM-8PM Cabana 11AM-9PM Board Meeting 3PM Pasta Night & Specials Cabana 11 AM-9PM Cabana 11AM-9PM
Dinner Menu 5:30-9PM Lunch 11 AM-5PM Lunch 11AM-5PM
Food Service 11AM-8PM 5:30-9PM Pasta Nigh t & Dinner Prime Rib & Dinner Menu
Menu 5:30-9PM 5:30-9PM
Dueling Pianos

Classes, events, and dining options are subject to change.

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