March Newsletter

March

2017

2017 Board of Directors Message from Board of Director & Finance

William Reilly, Jr. | President Committee Chair Ed Hostmann
Stephen Shepard | Vice President | Field House
I have the pleasure of serving as the Chairman of the
Douglas Goe | Secretary-Treasurer Finance Committee and am fortunate to work with
a talented Committee comprised of Jim Franzen,
Directors David Alexander, Don Blair, Greg Galbraith, Dean
Griffith, Blake Howells, Doug Kintzinger, Peter
Patrick Becker, Jr. | Tournament Potwin and Mark Rawlinson. The Finance Committee
Walter Evans III | House is responsible for the oversight of financial matters pertaining to the Club and
establishes general policies relating to such financial matters. In coordination
Edward Hostmann | Finance with the Board of Directors and Chief Operating Officer, the Finance Committee
Jeffrey Johnson | Green reviews the financial performance of the Club and establishes specific budgets to
maintain the facility and provide services consistent with the members’ expected
Steven Klein | Membership Enhancement standards. This year, the Board of Directors has asked the Committee to consider
Brian Rice | Long Range Planning its cash management policies and develop a capital funding plan that will help
support future improvements to the facility.
Board of Governors
Historically, Waverley has been able to support an ongoing program to replace
Gail Joseph | President aged equipment and maintain the golf course and physical plant through new
Nancy Dalton | Vice President member initiation and capital fees. Each year approximately $750,000 has been
required to meet this demand. This year, the significant capital projects supported
Kelley Dulcich | Secretary by initiation fee income will include the repaving of Waverly Drive, renovation of
Kathleen Ames | Treasurer the Women’s Locker Room, and improving the entry to the Grille from the parking
Michelle Becker | Assistant Treasurer lot. To meet the capital budget requirement, 18 to 20 new Proprietary members
Helen Langley | Hospitality Chair are required each year. An engaged and full membership is the key; this allows
Susie Porter | Program Chair us to maintain our fine facilities and provide the services that we all so enjoy.
Sue Merz | Assistant Program
Heidi Bell | Junior Activities The Board is committed to approving a “break-even” annual operating budget
Jillian Cain | Assistant Junior Activities fully supported by member dues and departmental income. At times, this can be
Lynn Pratt | 9 Hole Team Captain quite challenging, particularly this year when the winter weather took a toll on
Kris Wilkins | 9 Hole Assistant Team Captain member use of the Club. In recent weeks, the management team and Finance
Charisse Spada | 18 Hole Team Captain Committee have considered several opportunities to manage costs that will allow
DeeDee Cook | 18 Hole Assistant Team Captain the Club to operate within the approved budget. Fortunately, these adjustments
will not interfere with the member experience or curtail any services. Excluding
Senior Staff initiation and capital fees, the annual operating revenue in the 2015/2016 fiscal
year was $7,662,734 with operating expenses at the same level. The graphs below
Bruce Pruitt, CCM CCE | COO further explain the allocation of revenues and expenses.
[email protected]
Operating Revenues 2015/2016
Jim Schaeffer | PGA Head Golf Professional
[email protected] Fi eld House Oth e r Operating Expenses 2015/2016
10% 4%
Brian Koffler | Green Superintendent
[email protected] Other, 4% Gol f Course,
18%
Brandon Roberts | Clubhouse Manager
[email protected] F&B, 35%

Shelby Benson | Controller F&B Dues
[email protected] 32% 54%

Darla Leistiko | Accounting & HR Admi nistration,
[email protected]
16%
Lynda Taylor | Membership Director
[email protected] Re p airs/Maint., Fi eld House, 13%
4%
Nadav Bashan | Executive Chef Cl ubhouse, 10%
[email protected]
The Finance Committee welcomes any questions you may have or suggestions
Jennifer Novak | Events Director that will assist with the Club’s continued financial success.
[email protected]

Beth Sterling | Executive Administrator
[email protected]

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Message from Chief Operating Officer Table of Contents

Bruce Pruitt, CCM CCE Page 4
Hours of Operation
In early February, I had the opportunity to attend the Club Managers Speaker Series Dinner
Association World Conference and Club Business St. Patrick’s Day Dinner
Exposition in Orlando. 2017 was the association’s Wine by the Glass
90th year of bringing together managers for
several days of education and networking. Over Page 5
2,000 members of the association (of the 4,500 Easter Brunch & Dinner
clubs represented in the association) participated Fat Cork Champagne Tasting
in more than 70 education sessions led by notable History Committee at Work
leaders inside and outside the industry as well as Welcome New Members
attended an exposition spotlighting products and
services specific to the private club industry. I Page 6
joined the Association in 1982 and have had the Brunch Cooking Class
opportunity to attend several of their conferences. Each year, I find Burger Night Wednesdays
it quite interesting that no matter the location, size, or number of Fajita Fridays
members at a Club, most managers and their clubs seem to share the Ladies’ Spring Luncheon
same challenges. Some of the more interesting topics explored this Prime Rib Sundays
year included attracting and retaining staff, the millennium workforce,
and club’s considerations for future growth and stability. Page 7
Guest Suites & Egan Cottage
Relevant to the continued growth of a Club, Waverley has been quite Grille Update
diligent over the years in maintaining a facility Master Plan. In Private Events
2015, a Master Plan Ad Hoc Committee worked to update the Master
Plan; this plan was initiated by the Board in 2009 when Dave Davies Page 8
was Club President. Their primary focus was to consider the Grille Field House Merchandise
renovation in coordination with the use of the riverside and pool Men’s One Day Member Guest
areas. To complete the process of updating of the Master Plan, Paul Message from Head Golf Professional
Breuer has been asked by the Board to Chair an Ad Hoc Committee. Message from Green Superintendent
This Committee will consider the future projects that were rated as a Rules Walk
priority by the members in the 2013 membership survey, as well as
projects suggested by various committees. Page 9
Evans Scholarship Update
Following the renovation of the golf course, the Green Committee and Men’s Invitational Drawing
Board of Directors have been committed to developing long range Shamrock Green Tees Tournament
plans for improvements to the range and practice areas. This process Team Match Drawing
began early last year when representatives for the Green Committee Women’s 18 Hole One Day Member Guest
prioritized the improvements they felt were necessary for the practice
areas, starting with the inefficiencies of the irrigation and drainage. In Page 10
coordination with the Master Plan Ad Hoc Committee, Jeff Johnson 18 Hole | Women’s Schedule of Events
and Brian Rice will Chair an Ad Hoc Committee to continue with the
practice area planning. Page 11
9 Hole Women’s Opening Luncheon
Member participation at Club events and the support of the dining 9 Hole | Women’s Schedule of Events
room has been quite strong this winter. The Wednesday Burger Nights, 18 Hole | Women’s Schedule of Events
Fajita Fridays, and Sunday Prime Rib Dinners continue to be well 18 Hole Women’s Opening Breakfast
attended and members are finding them a fun alternative to the regular OSWGA
menu. If you have not had the opportunity to try any of the specially
featured menus, you won’t want to miss out. Remember that 1896 is Back Cover
open for dinner Wednesday through Sunday. March | April Calendar

See you at the Club soon! The Foundation can make a
great Club even greater!

Additional information is available at:
www.waverley.cc/waverleyhistoricfoundation
(503) 654 6521 | Email: [email protected]

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Dining&Social

Hours of Operation Speaker Series Dinner | Tuesday, April 4
with Mike Keiser
Field House
Monday...Closed 6:00pm…No Host Cocktails
Tuesday - Sunday...7:00am - Dusk 6:45pm…Program followed by Dinner

Bag Room $35 per person | Smart Casual
Monday…8:00am - Dark Reservations Required | 48 Hour Cancellation
Tuesday - Sunday…7:00am - Dark Michael L. Keiser is owner of Bandon Dunes
Golf Resort and a member of Waverley. Bandon
Driving Range-South End Dunes Golf Resort was recognized in the most
8:00am - Dark recent rankings by GOLF Magazine and Golf Digest as the No. 1 Golf
Mondays closes 2 hours prior to sunset Resort in North America. Located on Oregon’s South Coast, the resort now
includes five courses designed in the tradition of Scotland’s ancient links.
Terrace Turn Bar Decades ago, another guy fell in love with the game of golf. That wouldn’t
Daily...10:00am - Dark have made for much of a story, except this wasn’t just any guy. Mike Keiser
Clubhouse Closed Mondays had achieved great success in business and had the resources to pursue his
passion. Over the years, he played many of the world’s best courses, most of
Men’s Bar which were private clubs, and became committed to the principle that every
Wednesday - Sunday...11:00am - 6:00pm golfer should have the opportunity to play great courses. It was then that he
decided to build his own vision of what golf should be, Bandon Dunes. Join
Main Floor Dining us for an evening conversation with Mike Keiser.

Breakfast March Featured Wine by the Glass
Saturday...6:30am - 11:00am
Sunday...9:00am - 11:00am 2014 Justin Cabernet Sauvignon
Lunch
Wednesday - Sunday…11:00am - 3:00pm This is a versatile red wine that pairs well with
Effective March 14 most red wine friendly dishes and a little more.
Tuesday - Sunday…11:00am - 3:00pm As good with pasta and burgers as it is with
Dinner beef wellington or entrecote bordelaise, this
Wednesday - Sunday…5:00pm - 9:00pm is a wine with broad pairing possibilities for
both dishes and palates. $15 per glass
Accounting | 7:00am - 4:00pm
St. Patrick’s Day Dinner | Friday, March 17
Front Office | Open 24 hours
Join us from 6:00pm to 9:00pm in 1896 for traditional
Waverley Country Club Irish American fare with traditional Celtic music by Innisfree.

1100 SE Waverly Drive | Portland, OR 97222 Stout Onion Soup | | Irish Soda Bread | Carved Corned Beef
Clubhouse (503) 654-6521 Bangers & Mash |Grilled Salmon Irish Stew | Red Bliss Potatoes

Field House (503) 654-9509 | www.waverley.cc Cabbage | Carrots | Bailey’s Cheesecake
Adults... $35 | Children 5 - 12...$15 |Under 4...Complimentary
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Reservations Requested | 48 Hour Cancellation
Guests Welcome | Smart Casual

Dining&Social

Champagne Tasting ~ New Format ~
Easter Brunch | Sunday, April 16
presented by
10:00am & 1:00pm...Seatings
Thursday, March 2 | 6:00pm - 7:30pm 11:00am - 1:00pm...Kids Activities
with Bryan Maletis, owner and founder of Fat Cork. featuring the Easter Bunny, Petting Zoo & Clown

3 Tastings | Passed Hors d’oeuvres 12:00pm...Easter Egg Hunt
Jean-Baillette Prudhomme Brut Reserve hunt for the “Golden Egg” to win a Special Prize
smoked salmon roe on brioche with crème fraiche Adults…$38 | Children 5 - 12…$15 |4 & Under… Complimentary

& dill, pork & prawn dumpling Easter Dinner | Sunday, April 16
glazed beets & burrata on crostini
2002 Gimonnet-Oger Blanc de Blancs 5:00pm - 7:00pm...Specially Featured Dinner Menu
Seating reservations available every 1/2 hour
Millésime Premier Cru
scallop tartare, crispy shallot, chive Adults...$45 | Children 5 - 12...$15 | 4 & Under...Complimentary
butternut squash agnolotti, butter sage sauce Guests Welcome | Smart Casual Attire
“gourmet” fried chicken, truffle honey
Reservations Required | 48 Hour Cancellation
Pascal Redon Brut Rosé Premier Cru No Ala carte food service available this day.
crispy halibut, remoulade
Welcome New Members
black truffle arancini, lemon aioli
foie gras on toast point, cranberry relish Please join us in welcoming Waverley’s newest members.
$15 per person | Guests Welcome | Smart Casual Attire For addresses, photos and more information, please log on to
Limited to 75 | Reservations Required | 48 Hour Cancellation
No ala carte dining available, there will be a limited dinner menu www.waverley.cc and click the new member tab.

during regular dining hours by reservation
online or calling the front office. $35 per person

Your History Committee at Work

“Crossing the T’s and dotting the I’s
on the new Gallery text”

John & Susan Anderson
Children: Reid & Ragen
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Dining&Social

save the date The regular Ala carte menu is also available on the evenings
Wine Dinner | Wednesday, April 26 listed below from 5pm - 9pm.

Reception…6:30pm | Dinner…7:00pm Smart Casual Attire | Guests Welcome | Reservations
suggested and available online or by calling the Front Office.
Winery details forthcoming.

Guests Welcome | Smart Casual Attire Burger Night Wednesdays | March 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
Reservations Required | 48 Hour Cancellation
Selection of gourmet burgers...All for only $6.95! Children
Ladies’ Spring Luncheon | Thursday, May 11 6 and under eat free from the kids’ menu.
11:00am...Social Time
Fajita Fridays | March 3, 10, 24, 31
11:30am...Program with author Marcy Houle
Luncheon following program Enjoy the sizzling flavors of Mexico...chicken, beef or
shrimp fajitas with fresh peppers, onions and cilantro
In a powerful blending of memoir and practical strategies from corn or flour tortillas | warm tortilla chips and salsa | $11.95
a medical doctor’s perspective, The Gift of Caring: Saving Our
Parents – and ourselves - from the Perils of Modern Healthcare House Margarita $5
reveals the hidden side of modern healthcare practices for
aging Americans. This ground-breaking book, co-written by Prime Rib Sundays | March 5, 12, 19, 26
award-winning Portland author Marcy Houle and nationally
recognized geriatrician and public health advocate. Slow Roast Double R Signature Ranch Prime Rib of Beef
Au Jus, horseradish mashed potatoes,
Cost $30 | Guests Welcome
Reservations Required | 48 Hour Cancellation roasted winter vegetables | $16.95 | limited availability

Sushi Thursday Brunch Cooking Class | Thursday, April 6

April 20 | 5:30pm -8:00pm with Executive Sous Chef Juan Zaragoza
Quick and easy ways to make your next brunch party a success.
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2:00pm Cooking Class with brunch to follow
Butter Lettuce Salad | avocado, orange supreme, fennel,
parmigiana reggiano, almonds, poppy seed vinaigrette
Asparagus and Prosciutto Benedict | grilled asparagus, crispy
prosciutto, lemon hollandaise
Mille Feuille | pastry cream, tropical fruit

$80 per person - Includes Class, Brunch & Mimosa
Limited to 15 | Smart Casual | Reservations Required

48 Hour Cancellation

Dining&Social

Grille & Ladies’ Locker Room Update

The columns and beams being set in
place for the pergola.

The decks outside 1896 have been rebuilt to
address leaks and replace the concrete rails
with wood Chippendale style railing.

An improved entry to the Grille Tile being set in the Ladies’ The lockers in the Ladies’ Locker
and Riverside areas. Locker Room restroom. Room are being painted.

Waverley’s Guest Suites & Egan Cottage

Our guest suites and cottage offer that extra special touch when accommodating members and/or their guests. All suites have
wonderful views overlooking the Willamette River or North Garden.

The cottage is nestled in a setting of lush greenery, with classic golf landscape views. The cottage consists of three bedrooms (queen
beds), an equipped kitchen, dining and living areas, fireplace, two bathrooms and laundry room.

Waverley’s guest suites and cottage have accommodated members after Club events, private parties or served
guests of members when visiting from out-of-town. There is also a delicious complimentary continental
breakfast included.

Guest Suites Single or Double Occupancy...$165 per night | Egan Cottage…$270 per night
Reservations available online or by calling the Front Office.

Making memories at your club…

The Club is all abuzz with the Grille and Riverside renovation scheduled for completion at the end of May.
As well, there is great anticipation of the quickly approaching spring and summer private event season.
Waverley’s marvelous facilities, outstanding cuisine, gracious service and picturesque location provide
a prime setting to make your event a memory for a lifetime. Host a small and intimate or larger event,
a wedding, luncheon, meeting or dinner; the Waverley Events Department is just a phone call away for
members or any family, friend or organization you care to sponsor.

What would be more memorable than welcoming your guests to Waverley as your home away from home,
where guests will find an elegant environment with plenty of space to park? Take the opportunity now
to reserve one of the available dates, which include a select number of Saturdays by contacting Events
Director Jennifer Novak at 503.479.6914 or [email protected].

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Waverley Golf

Message from Message from
Green Superintendent Brian Koffler Head Golf Professional Jim Schaeffer

Every newsletter article I have written over the The sun will be peeking its head
past four months has started off discussing some out more regularly as we enter the
abnormal weather pattern; this month isn’t going springtime months, so get ready to play!
to be the one to break the streak. The months The Player Development Program has
of January and February brought near record launched for the season. It incorporates
amounts of snow, but also very impressive rainfall a variety of ways to improve, develop
totals to the Portland area. Between the snow and interact with other members.
fall and a number of days where the overnight The program offers opportunities for
low temperature hovered around freezing, the both men and women in a low-key
golf course has been closed more in the last two environment.
months than most members can recall. Considering the atypical weather
pattern we have experienced, I feel very fortunate the golf course has come The Player Development Program is designed to include a
through mostly unscathed from a turfgrass standpoint. variety of formats. Register for individual or group interactive
clinics or join the discussion seminars. All activities will
The tree inventory on the golf course, however, did not fare so well. provide strategies that highlight the complexities of the game.
Fortunately, we did not lose any whole trees, but we did lose an incredible As well, members will have the opportunity to experience club
number of branches from the weight of the ice and snow. Our staff did fitting and flightscope events designed to cover the advantages
an amazing job with pole saws to bring down as much of the damaged of having the proper clubs and equipment custom fitted to the
material as possible. With numerous branches far beyond our reach, individual golfer.
we did bring in an outside tree company for a few days to cut down the
balance of the broken branches. Many clinics and seminars are limited, so check your
calendar and sign up in advance online or directly through
During the month of February, I had the fortune of attending the Golf the Field House. This month, look for Women’s Reluctant
Industry Show. The GIS is a combination of educational seminars and a trade Golf on Tuesday, March 14th with Marti Loeb and Teaching
show. This year, I attended four different education sessions ranging in topics Discussion, “Short Game Skills” with Jason Owens on
from turf fungicides to trends in growth regulator usage to meteorology. Wednesday, March 15th.
The trade show is a great combination of “mom-and-pop” companies
with a few simple products as well as industry giants (Toro, John Deere, Our goal is to provide a place for everyone to enjoy golf at
Jacobsen) that roll out their newest equipment for the upcoming season. their Club. We have a superior teaching staff with years of
As with any industry, integration of technology continues to be a focus experience and we are all looking forward to another great
for most companies. Everything from GPS-guided sprayers to improved season of golf.
moisture sensing equipment for water usage reduction is becoming more
and more common. It will be interesting to monitor this trend and discern Please feel free to stop by the Field House; my door is always
which opportunities will be to Waverley’s advantage. open, so let’s talk Golf!

Merchandise Corner Rules Walk

by Cindy Dolin, Field House Merchandiser With Jim Schaeffer | Friday, April 7 | 9am

Time is here to gear up for spring with new merchandise coming in Spend an hour on the course simulating “real life” golf
weekly. March arrivals include Polo, Peter Millar, Bobby Jones as well scenarios covering the correct procedures and following the
as the introduction of LinkSoul for men with new spring collections for rules of golf. Reservations required | Sessions free of charge
the ladies from Polo, Golfino, Nivo and GGBlue. New styles of shoes
have already arrived from FootJoy and shipments from ECCO, Nike and Men’s 1 Day Member Guest
Adidas are expected in the coming weeks.
Thursday, April 27
Weekly eblasts will keep you informed on what is new and exciting in the
area of golf equipment, tournament updates, events and demo days and 11:00am...Lunch | 1:00pm...Shotgun
promotions. Feel free to stop by to check all our new offerings. Heavy Hors d’oeuvres following play

8 | Waverley Country Club | March 2017 Format: Best Ball | Gross & Net Prizes
$65 per person

Sign up online or by contacting the Field House.

Waverley Golf

Oregon New Scholars Win 48th Men’s Invitational Drawing | March 16
Academic Competition
Thursday, July 13 - Saturday, July 15
At the 65th annual Evans Scholars Winter Meeting, held Wednesday, March 15 by 5:00pm...Deadline to enter drawing
in February in Chicago, the Roland F. “Mac” McGuigan
Academic Trophy was awarded to the new scholar class from Thursday, March 16 | Choose Up
the University of Oregon. The freshman class of 11 Oregon 5:00pm...Hors d’oeuvres and drawing in the Men’s Bar
scholars, including our Waverley caddies Matthew Parker • Invitational Format | five 9 Hole matches with a derby
and Nicole Dolin, won the annual Evans Scholar Foundation determining the overall winner
academic competition with a cumulative GPA of 3.6 for the • Limited Field | $950 per 2-man team | $475 non-refundable
fall quarter. The annual grade competition recognizes each deposit to your April statement.
Evans Scholars chapter whose new scholar (freshmen) class
achieves above a cumulative 3.0 GPA for the fall semester. Hans Fastre & Hans van Alebeek, Co-Chairs
The class with the highest GPA wins the Program’s coveted
Roland F. “Mac” McGuigan Trophy. Shamrock Green Tees Tournament
CONGRATULATIONS to the University of Oregon chapter, and
in particular, our Waverley Evan Scholars, for a job well done! Saturday, March 18 | 8:30am Shotgun
Come celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by playing in the Shamrock
Waverley-Portland vs. Seattle-Broadmoor Green Tees Tournament.
Team Match | Friday & Saturday, August 25 & 26 The Green Tees have an OGA Course Rating for men. Playing
a different set of tees presents new challenges so this should
Saturday, March 11...Drawing Deadline be a fun day. There will be team and individual gross and net
Saturday, March 18...Drawing to establish field prizes. Cost: $45 | Lunch Buffet following golf. Sign up online
or by contacting the Field House.
by Team Captain Hans van Alebeek
and Head Professional Jim Schaeffer 18 Hole Women’s
One Day Member Guest | Friday, May 19
Friday, August 25 | Waverley Country Club (Ladies play at
Portland Golf Club) 7:00am...Breakfast & Practice
8:00am...Shotgun Start | Lunch to follow golf
11:00am...Hosted lunch (ladies invited) | 12:30pm...
Golf match | 6:30pm...Cocktails followed by dinner and Invite 1 to 3 guests | Cost: $80 per golfer | We anticipate
dancing a full field and would not want you and your guest to
Saturday, August 26 | Portland Golf Club (Ladies play at miss out...sign up early! Reservations available online
Waverley Country Club) or by calling the Field House.
11:00am...Hosted lunch (ladies invited) | 12:30pm...Golf
match | 5:30pm...Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres / Awards Carol Wiedemann, Marjorie Kerr & Linda Patterson, Co-chairs
Ceremony Waverley Country Club | March 2017 | 9

Total cost per member to cover 2017 & 2018 | $500

Women’sGolf

Women’s Golf 2017 | Interested in joining the ladies’ reluctant golf group, 9 or 18 Holers? Please call the front office

to sign up for the 2017 season. Reluctant Golf Clinic Schedule, 9 & 18 Hole Booklets and 2017 Calendar of Events are
available at www.waverley.cc in the Women’s Golf section.

18 Hole | 2017 Schedule of Events JULY
7 Fri...................... Pres. Gail Joseph Final Play | Green Hoffman
MARCH 11 Tue................................................................. 18 Hole Play Day
10 Fri.................................................................... Penguin Closing 14 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman
14 Tue................................................................Opening Breakfast 18 Tue......................... 18 Hole Capt. Charisse Spada 1st Play| Sweeps
17 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman OWGA @ Roseburg Country Club
21 Tue..................................................................................Sweeps 19 Wed......................................................OWGA @ Salem Golf Club
24 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman 21 Fri .....................................Jim Schaeffer Golf Professional Trophy
28 Tue...................................................................... 18 Hole Mixer 3rd Round Completed | Green Hoffman
25 Tue.................................18 Hole Capt. Charisse Spada 2nd Play
31 Fri.......................................................................Green Hoffman Sweeps | OWGA @ Illahe Hills Country Club

APRIL 28 Fri............................................................................Green Hoffman
3-5 Mon-Wed.................................................................Aerification
7 Fri.................................................Rules Walk | Green Hoffman AUGUST
11 Tue...................................................Triple EC 1st Play | Sweeps 1 Tue...............................Women’s Club Championship | Sweeps
3,4 Thu, Fri.......................................Women’s Club Championship
OWGA @ Columbia Edgewater Country Club 4 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman
14 Fri...................................... Triple EC 2nd Play | Green Hoffman
18 Tue......................................................Triple EC Final | Sweeps OWGA @ Corvallis Country Club
21 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman 7 Mon....................................... USGA Senior Women’s Qualifier
24 Mon.....................................OWGA @ Waverley Country Club 8 Tue.............................................. Beat the Pro/Champ | Sweeps
25 Tue........................................ Pres. Bill Reilly 1st Play | Sweeps 10 Thu........................ OWGA @ Willamette Valley Country Club
28 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman 11 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman

MAY OWGA @ Oswego Lake Country Club
1 Mon........................................ OWGA @ Arrowhead Golf Club 14,15 Mon,Tues............................................. Women’s Invitational
2 Tue...............................Spring Partnership Qualifying | Sweeps 14 Mon.............................. OWGA @ Rogue Valley Country Club
5 Fri........................ Spring Partnership 1st Play | Green Hoffman 15 Tue........................................... OWGA @ Prineville Golf Club
9 Tue........................................Spring Partnership Final | Sweeps 16 Wed.........................................OWGA @ Brokentop Golf Club
12 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman 18 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman
15 Mon.............................................OWGA @ Reserve Golf Club 22 Tue.....................................18 Hole Capt. Charisse Spada 3rd Play
16 Tue......................... OWGA @ Riverside Golf & Country Club
16 Tue........................................Pres. Bill Reilly 2nd Play | Sweeps Trans National Golf Association Pin
19 Fri......................................................One Day Member | Guest 25 Fri............................... Jim Schaeffer Golf Professional Trophy
Jim Schaeffer Golf Professional Trophy 4th Round Complete | Green Hoffman
First Round Completed | Green Hoffman 29 Tue...................................................................... 18 Hole Mixer
22 Mon............................................ OWGA @ Portland Golf Club
23 Tue............................................................. Interclub Team Play SEPTEMBER
30 Tue....................................Pres. Bill Reilly Final Play | Sweeps 1 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman
Western Women’s Golf Association 5-14 Tue-Thu................. USGA Sen. Women’s Am. Championship
12,13 Tue,Wed............. OWGA @ Columbia Edgewater Country Club
JUNE 15 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman
2 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman 19 Tue..................................................................................Sweeps
6 Tue...................................... Pres. Gail Joseph 1st Play | Sweeps 22 Fri............................... Jim Schaeffer Golf Professional Trophy
7 Wed.................................OWGA @ Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club Final Play | Green Hoffman
9 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman 25-27 Mon-Wed.............................................................Aerification
13 Tue............................................................................... Flag Day 29 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman
14 Wed.............................................................. 9 & 18 Hole Mixer
16 Fri...................................Jim Schaeffer Golf Professional Trophy OCTOBER
2nd Round Completed| Green Hoffman 3 Tue...................................................................... 18 Hole Mixer
19 Mon.......................................OWGA @ Tualatin Country Club 6 Fri................................Green Hoffman | Fall Handicap 1st Play
20 Tue...................................................................... 18 Hole Mixer 10 Tue............................................... Fall Handicap Final | Sweeps
OWGA @ Royal Oaks Country Club 17 Tue...............................................Punch Bowl 18 Hole Closing
23 Fri......................................................................Green Hoffman 24 Tue....................................Waverley Women’s Annual Meeting
27 Tue........................................ Pres. Gail Joseph 2nd Play | Sweeps
30 Fri..............................................................................Green Hoffman

OWGA @ Astoria Golf & Country Club

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Women’s Golf

18 Hole Opening Breakfast 9 Hole | 2017 Schedule of Events

Tuesday, 3.14 Coffee & Rolls...8:15am
Tee Off (scheduled Wednesdays)...8:30am - 9:30am
Einstein’s
Clinic...8:15am - 8:45am
Sign-up, Coffee & Goodies...8:30am *9:00am Shotgun
Breakfast & Raffle...9:00am
Golf...10:30am MARCH
15 Opening | Eclectic Starts.................................. Luncheon
Reservations available online or by 22* Sweeps | Flights .................................... Lunch Available
contacting the Field House. 29 Throw Out 2 Worst Holes...................... Lunch Available

Kathryn Rosson & Sharon Nugent | Co-Chairs APRIL
5 Aerification......................................................... No Golf
2017 OSWGA | Join us for golf and lunch fun at 13 12* Sweeps | Flights .................................... Lunch Available
19 Subtract Putts from Score | Short Game Clinic | LunchAvailable
different private clubs in the area. The play is nine holes 26* Long Drive #4 & #10 | Bunker Clinic | Luncheon | Mthly Mtg
followed by lunch and prizes; all of this for just $50 dues for
the season and $25 for play and lunch. Players must be at least MAY
50 years of age and will play with a 45 handicap if a handicap 3 Count Putts | Putting Clinic................... Lunch Available
has not been established. Play begins in April and continues 10* Sweeps | Full Swing Clinic.................... Lunch Available
through October and is scheduled (roughly) twice per month. 17 OSWGA.............................................................. No Golf
If you are interested, please send a $50 check made payable 24 Play with the Pro.................................... Lunch Available
to OSWGA. Send to Kathryn Rosson at 629 SE St. Andrews 31* KP on 2nd Shot #9 & #14.......... Luncheon | Monthly Mtg
Drive, Portland, Oregon 97202.
JUNE
Kathryn Rosson, 2017 OSWGA Representative 7 Two Person Scramble......................................................
Lunch Available
9 Hole Opening \ Tee Party 14* 9 & 18 Hole Mixer........................................... Luncheon
21 Bridge Course (Short Course)......................... Luncheon
Wednesday, March 15 28* Closest to the Line #4 & #10... Luncheon | Monthly Mtg
Reservations available online
or by contacting the Field House. JULY
5 Trophy Play Starts................................. Lunch Available
Put on your pearls and bonnet and join us 12 ............................................................................ No Golf
for a festive round of golf and Tea Party 19 Guest Day........................................................ Luncheon
26* Count Putts | Trophy Play ....... Luncheon | Monthly Mtg
8:30am...Tea & Crumpets | Waverley Field House
9:00am...Shotgun start on the fabulous Waverley grounds. AUGUST
11:15am...Trunk Show | Sparkling water & mimosas 2 Sweeps | 9 Hole Championship............ Lunch Available
9* Trophy Play............................................ Lunch Available
will begin the lunch festivities 11 4 Ball Eightsome................................................... Dinner
11:45am...Lunch, prizes, and of course, tea to follow! 16 9 Hole Fun Day................................................ Luncheon
All 9 Holers are encouraged to join the Opening Day celebrations and 23 Sweeps | Flights.| Trophy Play............... Lunch Available
30* T. hrow Out 2 Worst Holes | Trophy Play | Luncheon | Mthly
meeting...play golf or just join us for the Tee Party luncheon. Mtg

Tracy Stoloff, Mary Lang Bishop, Ann Johnson | Co-Chairs SEPTEMBER
6 Course Closed..................................................... No Golf
13 Course Closed..................................................... No Golf
20 Sweeps | Eclectic Ends.......................... Lunch Available
26-27 Getaway with Pro | Aerification....................... No Golf

OCTOBER
4 Closest to the Line #4 & #10................. Lunch Available
11* Closing Shotgun Scramble.............................. Luncheon
24 Women’s Annual Meeting............................... Luncheon

Waverley Country Club | March 2017 | 11

NEW at the Field House…Stop by and check out the technology of these new drivers…
GBB Epic Drivers & Fairway Woods | Titleist 917 Driver | Taylormade M1 & M2 Drivers

March Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Sunday Monday Wednesday 3 4
7 1 2 Champagne
56 10 11
Clubhouse 8 Tasting by Fat
Clubhouse Closed Cork
Closed
14 9
12 13
18 Hole 15 16 17 18
Clubhouse Opening
Closed Clubhouse 9 Holers Men’s St Patrick’s Shamrock
Opens Opening
Tuesdays Invitational Day Dinner Green Tees
22 Drawing Tournament
21
19 20 9 Holers 23 24 25
18 Holers
Clubhouse 29 30 31
Closed 28
9 Holers
26 27 18 Holers

Clubhouse
Closed

April Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
Sunday 8

2 3 4 5 6 7 15 No Ala

9 Clubhouse Aerification | Aerification | Brunch Rules Walk Carte Dinner
Closed Course Closed Course Closed Cooking Class Service
16 Aerification | Speakers 14
Course Closed Series Dinner 12 13 22
Easter Brunch 21
& Dinner 10 11 9 Holers Course 29
Strategy 28
23 Clubhouse 18 Holers 19 9 Holers Clinic
30 Closed
18 9 Hole Clinics 20
17 Teaching
18 Holers Discussion Women’s Nine
Clubhouse Reluctant & Wine
Closed Golfers 26 9 Holers Sushi Night

24 25 9 Hole Clinics 27
Wine Dinner
Clubhouse 18 Holers Women’s Play
Closed Reluctant Smart Golf
Golfers Men’s One
Day Member
Guest