October 2018

Alamance Today

October 2018

From the General Manager

Charlie Nolette, General Manager

First things first……who’s my team?

There are two categories of sports here (professional and college) that require some
form of declaration. I see collegiate sports as the one most folks have strong emotional ties
to and based on our geography I assume that this is really what you might be interested in.
So for professional sports I am a Boston fan all around. I grew up in New England (NH
specifically) and have always pulled for Boston teams long before any of them were champions
multiple times. Now for “my college team”… you’ll have to read the rest of this article!
I wanted to take this opportunity to share a little bit about myself and what I am intending to accomplish
here at Alamance CC in the first few months. To begin with I’m by nature pretty competitive and enjoy healthy
competition. I am careful however about bringing this into work environments as not everyone shares this and it
can create some uncomfortable situations. This being said I plan on spending a lot of my first few months at ACC
getting to know the team and our staff as a whole to see if friendly competition might work here. I am also a very
inquisitive person, I love to learn and this will be very evident as I join the team because I will be asking LOTS of
questions of everyone. It is crucial that I understand correctly all the various points of view, the histories, and the
aspirations of everyone at the Club. I will strive to be available to you as members regularly to get to know each
other, resolve issues, or just chat over a cup of coffee. It will be the information gathered these first few months
that I will use to drive the operational and strategic plans going forward. This may appear to be slow at first but
I assure you that the information will not be wasted and over time will bear fruit.
I’m an early morning guy, have my quiet time to nourish my spirit and then breakfast and usually a run. I am
looking forward to the challenge of marathon training where there are hills as opposed the pancake flat Low
Country that I am coming from. My office routine that is probably most important to you is communication.
You can expect that I will be in the clubhouse office sometimes but not always. The Club facility as a whole is
something that I need to be very familiar with. This may take me out on the course to look at a bunker issue or
down to the fitness center to test out the new spinning bikes. My goal is to be on top of things before they
become “issues” and to do this I have to be out and about. This being said my office door is always open and
I welcome your input and observations. These first few months will be spent gathering information and building
relationships. It is my goal over these first 90 days to get a firm grasp on the club culture and getting to know
both you as members and the great staff. So please feel free to stop in and say hi at lunch or dinner. I have a
pretty serious sweet tooth so if you need a little chocolate to get you going please stop in! It’s no fun snacking
alone.
I hope that by now you have picked up some sense of humor and levity. I love serving people and enjoy the
relationships that come from that service. I don’t know all the specifics of the mid and long range plans for the
physical plant here at the club yet. But I can tell you that the things I will be working hard on starting day 1 are a
club culture for staff where they are challenged and rewarded with clear guidelines and goals. I see this club as
a great place to work where skilled people come together to make amazing things happen and have FUN doing
so. I envision systems being something that take time to develop but are key to providing the structure for our
team to reach their full potential. It would be my hope that if our team is having fun serving the membership it
will create an atmosphere that is attractional and consistently delivers great experiences.
Now for the moment of truth……my team! So I am a man of principle and the principle of where my tuition
dollars went is where my fanship goes. So for this reason I am a Gamecocks fan in all seasons! Some may say
that’s not allowed, I have to choose a NC school. I just can’t go there, it doesn’t feel right. And what if USC
happens to make it to the tournament again in my lifetime and we happen to play a team from NC in some shade
of blue or red? It just wouldn’t be right. So that’s my team Gamecocks all the way, good or bad (more often the
latter) I’m garnet and black on game day!

Alamance Today - October 2018

Membership

by Leanna Giles, Membership Director | [email protected]

Since October 1, 2017, we have added 44 new names to our roster!! Congratulations!!
I extend a big thank you to every member who recruited a member in September. You,
our members, continue to be our best resource for new members. Even though the
Initiation Fee is now $5,000, please continue to recruit. Oh and don’t forget we will 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: Billy Turner, Jerry Woodside, Jay Sidhu (Collegiate), Esteban Ramirez (Parent Affiliate),

Joey Rogalski (Collegiate), Christopher Dolan (Collegiate), Leo Castellaneta (Collegiate), Michael Parks,
Olivia Hotton (Collegiate), Bert Klein, Frank Gentry, III, and Jonathan LeCrone (Parent Affiliate).

Sponsors: David Vaughn, Ronnie Wall, J.B. Lee, Preston Hammock, and Ted Chandler

Upcoming Events

TGIF Jazz Wednesday, October 10 • 10:00am
Night
Get your partner or
1946 Grill group together and
come out and play
6:30pm - 8:30pm Bridge at the Club!
Join us in the 1946 Grill after Bridge
Unwind from the for a special Soup & Salad Bar Lunch
busy week with $12++ per person
live music from
**Members dining for lunch in the 1946 Grill
local artists. are welcome to have the Soup & Salad Bar

FRIDAYS Handwork
Gathering
October 5 • NO TGIF

October 12 • Marty Fuller
October 19• Aaron Turner Trio
October 26 • Doug Largent Trio

MEMBER-GUEST FRIDAY NIGHT PARTY Saturday, October 13 • 9:00am - 10:30am
Friday, October 5 • 6:30pm
In the spirit of Ladies’ Bridge Days, you are invited
Members-at-Large are to join other members for a Handwork Gathering in
invited to attend one of the
the Saddle Club Lounge from 9:00am - 10:30am.
best parties of the year! Bring your knitting, cross-stitch, embroidery, etc.
Music by
or simply curiosity to learn.
“Back Porch Orchestra” For more information, please contact
Patty Allen at [email protected]
Dress:
Country Club Casual NO CORKAGE FEE NIGHT
Saturday, October 20
$150++ per Couple
1946 Grill | 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Reservations
(336) Bring a bottle of your
favorite wine from home and
584-0345 we will waive the corkage fee.

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Dining 1946 Grill Hours

by Terri Ahlgren, Executive Chef Lunch • Tuesday - Sunday• 11:30am - 2:00pm
[email protected] Bar Service • 2:00pm - 5:30pm

Dinner • Tuesday - Sunday •5:30pm - 9:00pm* | *Open until 10:00pm Fridays

RESERVATIONS 336-584-0345

Welcome to our new Pastry Chef,
Susan Lipper

The flour is flying in the kitchen and we
would like to introduce our new Pastry Chef,
Susan Lipper. Susan is from Greensboro and
previously worked for 10 years at Greensboro
Country Club. Susan is now baking the fresh
bread that we offer in the 1946 Grill, and of
course our house made desserts.

We are excited that Susan will also be
attending a special class with World Chocolate
Master, Frank Haasnoot, Patissier from the
Netherlands in Charlotte. We are excited to see
what knowledge she will bring back for us to taste!

Halloween Taco Tuesdays
Family Buffet
Tuesdays - 1946 Grill | 5:30pm - 9:00pm

$12++ Adults | $6++ Children (6-11)
Every Tuesday we will have Taco Night

with a special selection of tacos!

:: The 1946 Grill Menu will also be available ::

Wednesday, Wednesday Night Buffet
October 24th
5:30pm - 9:00pm Wednesdays - 1946 Grill | 5:30pm - 9:00pm

Adults $16.95++ $14.95++ Adults | $9.95++ Children (6-11)
Children (6-11) $9.95++ Wednesday Night Buffets are back!
Children 5 and Under
Entrées, Salad, Vegetables and Dessert
Complimentary
:: The 1946 Grill Menu will also be available ::
Have the kids wear
their Halloween PRIME RIB NIGHT

costumes and come Saturday, October 13 • 5:30pm - 9:00pm
out to the Club for a Prime Rib, Salad, Baked Potato and Vegetable

‘Spooktacular” $25++ per person
Halloween Buffet 1946 Grill | Dinner Reservations - 336-584-0345

and fun ! :: The 1946 Grill Menu will also be available ::

Costume Parade & Senior Dinner Special
Competition
Tuesday, October 16
Pumpkin Decorating 5:30pm - 9:00pm | 1946 Grill
Hayrides
Seniors receive 50% off their entrée!
Haunted House for ages Appetizers, Soups, Salads, and Desserts are regular
12 and up
price. Reservations Required• 336-584-0345

Sunday Brunch Buffet

Sunday, October 28| 1946 Grill
11:00am - 2:00pm

$16.95++ Adults | $9.95++ Children (6-11)

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Event Catering

by Brittany Myers, Catering Director
[email protected]

Happy fall! I can’t believe how fast the year is flying by. We are very excited to announce
that we are accepting reservations for our new Amenity Lawn! This is a great outdoor space
between the main Clubhouse and Pool Pavilion that will be perfect for cocktail receptions,
birthday parties, wedding ceremonies, golf tournaments, or even just making smores by the
fire pit with family and friends. This space can host approximately 100 attendees, and is a
great way to switch up your next event at Alamance Country Club.

Also, the dates are filling up fast for the holiday parties, so it’s not too early to start
planning your get-together. Let us help take some of the holiday stress away with a breakfast,
brunch, lunch or dinner event planned specifically for your group! Whether it be a simple
hors’doeuvres and drinks get together, buffet, or plated meal, we will make sure to make it stress free for you!
I look forward to working with you on your next event! Call me at 336-584-0345 and let’s book that party!

Golf at Alamance

by Drake Woodside, Head Golf Professional • [email protected]
Golf Notes & Reminders

As cooler temperatures set in, make sure you stop by the Golf Shop to stock up on your
Fall/Winter apparel. We have new lines from Peter Millar, Donald Ross, Dunning (new in the
Shop!), the new luxury Adipure by Adidas, FootJoy, and UnderArmour. Temperatures can
really change between morning and mid-day and again to evening, so make sure you have
the right apparel for your game. We also have great gift ideas, and it is never too early to
get a head start on your holiday gift shopping!

Upcoming calendar events:

• Friday-Sunday, October 5-7: Men’s Member-Guest Tournament - please see the Golf Shop for course availability.
• Thursday, October 11: Ladies Pink Ribbon Tournament - 10:00am Shotgun Start
• Monday-Tuesday, October 15-16: Elon Men’s Phoenix Invitational - Course closed for event.
• Saturday-Sunday, October 20-21: Men’s, Ladies, and Super Senior Club Championships - Tee times begin at 9:00am.
• Sunday, November 4: Chase for the Cup Final - 1:00pm Start

OCTOBER TOURNAMENTS

Men’s Member-Guest Tournament
Friday, October 5 - Saturday, October 6 - Sunday, October 7

Time: Optional Practice Round Friday at 10:00pm • Match 1 Friday @2:00pm|
Saturday and Sunday matches will begin at 9:00am
Eligibility: Male member and one male guest
Entry Fee: $800 per team *Cart Fees For Practice Round Not Included
Format: Two-person teams will complete five matches (one match against each team in the flight), playing a
Better Ball of the Two, Match Play format. A shootout, following the Round 5 matches, consisting of flight
winners will determine the Overall Member-Guest Champion.

Club Championship
Saturday, October 20 & Sunday, October 21

Entry Deadline: Thursday, October 18 | Time: Tee Times Begin at 9:00am both days
Eligibility: All Members Entry Fee: No Entry Fee *Cart Fees Not Included
Format: All divisions will play 36 holes of stroke play. The Men’s Championship Division will play from the blue tee
markers, and the Mid-Am Division will play from the white tee markers. The Men’s Super-Senior Division will play
from the red tee markers. Players must be over 70 years old or over to play in the Super-Senior Division.
The Ladies Division will play from the red tee markers. Ladies over 70 years old have the option of playing in the
Ladies Super-Senior Division from the yellow tee markers. Each Division will be awarded Gross and Net prizes.

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Golf at Alamance Golf Pro Shop
336.584.1326

Congratulations to:

• MARTHA BRANNOCK chipped in on #7 for Birdie during the August 16 Ladies Play Day!
• BRAD MOSER made Eagle on #15 from 214 yards out using a Persimmon 4-wood!
• PETE BLAETZ aced the Par-3 16th on September 14th!

Tournament Results

2018 “FOLDS OF HONOR” LABOR DAY TOURNAMENT 2018 SENIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

White Tee Division Gross Overall Champion: Wayne Pyrtle

1st Place Tom Monahan, Dustin Moore, First Flight
1st Net:
Steve Craig, Pete Sanders Dwight Jefferson
2nd Gross Ronnie Wall
White Tee Division Net

1st Place Todd Wirt, Eric Yarbrough,

Patrick Abele, Treye Hardeway Second Flight

2nd Place Kevin Minter, Derek Brooks, 1st Net: Jeff Ellington

Jerry Whitaker, Justin Whitaker 2nd Net: Steve Toth

3rd Place Doug Massey, Bert Ward, 1st Gross Joe Michael

Dave Kurek, Joe McHugh Congratulations!

Mixed Tee Division Gross

1st Place Jeff Michael, Tim Kelley, 2018 “CHASE FOR THE CUP”

Chris Jones, Mark Jones Tournament Participation Program

Mixed Tee Division Net

1st Place Craig Tirgrath, Greg Voorhis, Remaining Qualifying Tournaments

Shaun Tirgrath, Jeff Angyal

2nd Place Charles Canaday, Rick Gunn, End of Summer Guest Day
Men’s Member-Guest Tournament*
Mike Williams, Alan Crouch
Club Championship
Closest to the Hole

#4 Rick Gunn #14 Dwight Leadbetter Current Leader Board
Through “Folds of Honor” Labor Day Tournament
#8 Mark Jones #16 Pete Sanders

Thank you for participating in a wonderful event. 1 Ronnie Wall 12 (t) Alan Crouch
Everyone wins! Thanks to the 2 Kevin Womack 12 (t) Shaun Tirgrath
3 (t) Dustin Moore 14 Kevin Minter
wonderful donations to Folds of Honor! 3 (t) Greg Voorhis 15 (t) Robert Johnson
We raised $1,840 for the Folds of Honor!! 5(t) Alec Ashley 15 (t) Dwight Leadbetter
5 (t) Joe Ashley 15 (t) Doug Massey
Ladies Play Day Results 5 (t) David Vaughn 18 (t) Jim Brannock
8 (t) Jeff Angyal 18 (t) Scotty Showerman
September 6 8 (t) Pete Sanders 18 (t) Bert Ward
10 (t) Don James
9- Hole Captain’s Choice 10 (t) Ray Womack

1st Place Debbie Gunyan, Paula Reardon,

Sue Paris, Linda Scott

August 30

Individual Stroke Play

1st Place - 18 Hole-Division Ryoko Berowitch Ladies Play Days

1st Place - 9 Hole-Division Laurie Lambert • October 4 9-Hole Event
Pairings by ball draw prior to play.
August 23
• October 11 Pink Ribbon Tournament
9-Hole 1 Best Ball of 3 Fundraiser for Breast Cancer
ABCD Pairings - 9:00am Shotgun Start
1st Place Ryoko Berowitch, Jean Minton,
• October 18 Ladies Season Ending Event
Nancy Simpson 9-Hole Captain’s Choice | 9:00am Shotgun
Start | Pairings made by Professional Staff
August16 Social Luncheon after play

Individual Net Skins

1st Place - 18 Hole-Division

Nancy Simpson with Skins on Holes 11, 12, 16

1st Place - 9 Hole-Division

Martha Brannock with Skins on Hole 7

(Chip in Birdie for Net Eagle)

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From Tee to Green

by Peter Horn,CGCS | Director of Golf Course and Grounds

The month of September has brought us a wide range of weather and the warm days and nights
have kept the bermuda grass growing. We are still on our regular mowing schedule as we have
been all summer.

Hurricane Florence brought us 6 inches of rain and some wind. The Thursday before the storm hit
our coast, we had an afternoon shower that caused the bunkers to wash. We left them as is until we knew all the rain had
stopped. Once the hurricane passed we couldn't get the big blowers out for three days as the course was saturated for
multiple days. However, we were able to get most of the clean up done that week.

The greens are doing well and we have done some grooming and topdressing during the past few weeks. As fall
arrives and temperatures start to get cooler, especially at night, the bermuda grass growth will slow down. Also with the
cooler weather the leaves will start turning and begin to drop. Hopefully we can stay ahead of them and keep the course
somewhat clean. By late October to mid November we can look for our first frost. We are very careful with the first few
with letting play out too early as the grass is not fully dormant and is somewhat tender. Full dormancy usually doesn't
occur until late December. We will work closely with the pro shop staff if we have any delays in the morning.

Fall is a great time to play golf, hopefully you can come out and enjoy the cooler weather.

Tennis

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

Ladies Evening Clinics • Tuesdays • 6:30pm - 7:45pm
October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 | $15 per session

Men’s Night | Thursdays • 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Through Fall | $8 per session

Tennis Men’s Fall Fling (Member-Guest)
Pro Shop Thursday October 18 • 6:30pm - 10:00pm
336.584.4115
One of our big events is just around the corner! Light dinner, plenty of beverages and
Hours snacks throughout the evening. Awards presentation concludes the evening. The event
Monday will be flights (A,B,C) based on abilities. This is a chance for you to bring out a guest to
12:00pm - 6:00pm showcase our wonderful club and tennis facility.
Entry fee is $60 per team (includes tournament, dinner, beverages and prizes)
Tuesday - Call the Tennis Pro Shop for more information or to sign up. 336-584-4115
Saturday
9:00am -6:00pm Ladies Fall Fling (Pink Ribbon Event)
Sunday Friday October 19 • 9:00am - 12:00pm
12:00pm - 4:00pm
Ladies, mark your calendars and call your favorite doubles partner
7 (member or non-member) and play tennis for a worthy cause. The
event will be flighted (A,B,C) based on abilities. Play begins at
9:15am with lunch following play. You do not have to participate in
the tennis event, but reservations are required for the luncheon.

Cost is $30 per player. Lunch is additional
Please call the Tennis Pro Shop at 336-584-4115 or email Scott at
[email protected].

Help us make this event another huge success for the Pink Ribbon!

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Tennis

MDiossn’Ot ut! 2018 ADULT COSTUME COURT CHAOS

Friday, October 26 | 6:30pm - 10:00pm
$40 per couple includes heavy hors d’oeuvres and drink

Junior Tennis Congratulations!!

Middle/HS USTA 10 and Under Greensboro Summer Junior Open
Performance Clinics QUICK START TENNIS Nina Brasington • Girls 12 Singles Champion

Monday & Wednesday RED ROBINS (ages 5-7) Connor Gould • Boys 14 Singles Champion
4:00pm - 5:30pm Thursdays | 3:45pm - 4:30pm
This performance clinic is
designed for the advanced • $10 per session
middle school or high
school player. Each day ORANGE TIGERS (ages 8-10)
will consist of warm-up, Thursdays | 4:30pm - 5:30pm
drills, live ball and match
play scenarios, plus condi- • $12 per session
tioning. Please contact
Scott or Stefan to sign up. GREEN GECKOS (ages 11-12)
Cost: $15/clinic Tuesdays | 4:30pm - 5:15pm

• $14 per session

JUNIOR 
SMASH ‘n’ BOO DASH

Tuesday, October 31st
4:00pm - 5:00pm

The whole family is invited out to the
tennis facility to start off the
Halloween fun! Tennis games

PLUS a one-mile run/walk in your
Halloween costume!

Light Snacks, Candy and Drinks.
Awards for Best Costume and more!
Call the Tennis Pro Shop for more details 336-584-4115

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Fitness

by Matt Sommer, MS, CSCS, CES, PES,
Director of Fitness | [email protected]

A common question I get from my clients is, “Why do
we need to change our exercise routine periodically?”
Well, here is the simple answer. Individuals should
consider varying their exercise routines for two fundamental
reasons: (1) to prevent boredom associated with doing the
same things workout after workout and (2) to avoid or
delay reaching a plateau in workout performance and, subsequently, training
results. Research has shown that adding variety to an exercise program can
improve adherence. Exercise scientists at the University of Florida observed that
individuals who modified their workouts every two weeks over an eight-week period appeared to enjoy their
workouts more and were more inclined to stick with their exercise programs when compared to individuals who
followed the same workout regimens week after week. Varying your exercise routine can also help you stay
physically challenged. Many of the body's physiological systems (e.g., the muscular system) adapt to an exercise
program within approximately six to eight weeks. If you do not modify your exercise routine, you reach a plateau
because your body has adapted to the repetitive training stimulus.
There are several ways you can spice up your current workout routine, including boosting the intensity of your
workouts. For instance, if you jog or run, try incorporating some intervals of sprinting (e.g., sprint to a given
landmark, then jog to the next one) or adding more hill work to your run. You can also cross train and perform
different activities to provide your body with a new challenge. A nice alternative for resistance-training exercises
involves changing the sequence in which you perform the training exercises. By fatiguing the muscles in a new
order or pattern, you are requiring them to adapt to a new training stimulus. Another option for adding variety to
strength-training workouts is to replace some or all of the exercises in your workout routine (e.g., substitute a
dumbbell pectoral fly exercise on a stability ball for your typical barbell bench press exercise).
Keep in mind that doing the exact same workout, day after day is not necessarily a bad thing. Some people
enjoy a predictable, consistent routine. They don't mind the possibility of experiencing a training plateau and are
content to maintain their health and fitness levels with a comfortable exercise habit. However, many individuals
need to push themselves to new levels and try different activities to stay enthusiastic and excited about their
workouts. By varying their exercise routines, individuals cannot only stay physically challenged, but mentally
stimulated as well.
If you have any questions or are interested in the pursuit of optimal health, feel free to call the fitness center
to set up a time to get together. Stay fit, and as always, my door is open, so feel free to stop by and see me.

OCTOBER FITNESS SHOP DEALS Recipes of the Month

• Training Special Spaghetti Squash Shrimp Scampi
10% Off all Fitness Testing Sausage & Kale Pizza with

“ Blistered Tomato-Argula Salad

• Pro Shop Specials REFERRAL PROGRAM
10% Off Hammer
Nutrition Do you currently use a personal trainer or massage
therapist at the Club? If so, talk to your trainer or
• SalonPas massage therapist about our referral program.
BOGO Half Off You can earn free training sessions and discounts
on massage for referring your fellow members.
Spread the word and start earning rewards today!

Matt Sommer, MC, CSCS,CES, PES Ben Austin, MS, CSCS Kenny Lutz, BS Elizabeth Madrid, LMBT
Massage Therapist, NC License #13115
Director of Fitness, Personal Trainer Assistant Director, Personal Trainer Personal Trainer

Fitness

Group Exercises

CARDIO DANCE
Mondays • 6:00pm

(Class 45-60 minutes)

Class size limited to
12 members on a
First-Come,
First-Serve Basis

Located Basement of
Fitness Center

Classes are Complimentary

Self-Paced Program GROUP CYCLING
Tuesdays • 5:30pm (Class 45-60 minutes)
Fit-To-Go At Home or Traveling
Class size limited • $8 per class
Don’t have time to come to the Fitness Center? Pre - Registration Required | 336-584-9848

• Self-paced training program designed Located Basement of Fitness Center
specifically for you by a trainer
look good. feel good.
• 4-weeks of workouts you do on your own
• Strength Training Only - $99 get into shape.
• Cardio Training Only - $99
• Combo Strength & Cardio - $129

Children & Youth Activities

by Meredith Citty, Children & Youth Activities
meredith.citty @gmail.com

October – the month of ghosts, pumpkins, leaves turning colors and lots of football.
I’m mostly excited that it is football season and that I can carve pumpkins all month long!
I’m excited for October around the club because we are finally back into our routine with the
Wednesday night buffets and Kid’s Club on Friday nights from 6pm to 10pm. There are lots
of fun events happening around the club in October, be sure to mark them on your calendar.

On October 3rd, we will host our Parent’s Night Out during the Wednesday buffet. Please
make sure to make your child’s plate from the buffet before bringing them downstairs for
Parent’s Night Out. During Member-Guest weekend, we will host a Kid’s Club on Friday (10-5) and Saturday (10-
6) for the whole family to enjoy the weekend around ACC. On October 10th, we will have our monthly craft table
set up. On October 17th, we will have Trivia night in the 1946 Grill. Please stop by to test your Halloween knowledge.
On October 24th, we will be having our annual Halloween Buffet. There will be a costume competition during
the Halloween Buffet, wear your best outfit There will be two categories per age group: best dressed and most
creative. Age group will be: birth – 3, 4-7, 8-10, 11-14, 15+ I can’t wait to see your Halloween costumes on
October 24th!
See you soon!

Fridays | 6pm - 10pm

$10 per Child | Guest Children $15 (Includes Meal) Members must stay on the Alamance
Country Club campus while their children are in the Kids’ Club.
Reservations are Required • Please RSVP and arrive before 7:30pm. If there are no children registered
and none present at 7:30pm, the Kids’ Club will close for the evening. Please call ahead and reserve | 336-584-0345

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October

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 Green Geckos 23 4 56
Wednesday Men’s
Clubhouse Member-Guest Men’s
Closed Junior Tennis Night Buffet Golf Tournament Member-Guest
Golf Tournament
Cardio Dance Group Cycling “Parents Night”
Class
Class NO TGIF Kids’ Club

Taco Night Kids’ Club

Ladies Tennis

Clinic

7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Handwork
Men’s Clubhouse Green Geckos Ladies USTA 10 and Kids’ Club Gathering
Member-Guest Closed Junior Tennis Bridge Day Quick Start
Golf Tournament Group Cycling TGIF Jazz Night Senior Club
Cardio Dance Wednesday Tennis “Marty Fuller” Championship
Class Class Night Buffet
Taco Night Ladies Golf
Ladies Tennis “Crafts” Pink Ribbon Prime Rib Night
Tournament 1946 Grill
Clinic
Men’s Tennis
Night

14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Ladies Golf Ladies Tennis Club
Clubhouse Green Geckos Wednesday Fall Fling Championship
Closed Junior Tennis Night Buffet USTA 10 and Golf Tourna-
“Trivia Night” Quick Start “Pink Ribbon”
Cardio Dance Group Cycling ment
Class Class Tennis Kids’ Club

Senior Night Men’s Tennis TGIF Jazz Night No Corkage Fee
Dinner Special Fall Fling “Aaron Turner 1946 Grill

“Member-Guest” Trio”

21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Club Clubhouse Green Geckos Halloween USTA 10 and Kids’ Club
Quick Start
Championship Closed Junior Tennis Buffet Night TGIF Jazz Night
Tennis “Doug Largent
Golf Tournament Cardio Dance Group Cycling with
Class Haunted House,
Class Men’s Tennis Trio”
Hayrides,
Taco Night Night
Costume Parade Adult Costume

Ladies Tennis Competition, Court Chaos
Clinic Activities for Kids
6:30pm - 10:00pm

28 29 30 31 Dining Social
Sunday Brunch Clubhouse Golf Fitness
Closed Green Geckos Junior Tennis Tennis Youth
Buffet Junior Tennis Smash ‘n’ Pool
Boo Dash
1946 Grill Cardio Dance Group Cycling
Class Wednesday
Class Night Buffet
Taco Night

Ladies Tennis
Clinic

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Chairman - Swim & Pool 336-584-0345 or [email protected]
Vice-Chairman - House & Social
We will continue to have copies of the monthly
[email protected] newsletters available at all ACC facilities

BILL GOMORY . . . . . . . . Secretary Hours of Operation
Chairman - Golf
Administrative Offices • 336-584-0345 Clubhouse Dining • 336-584-0345
Vice-Chair- Finance The 1946 Grill
Vice-Chair - Long Range Planning MONDAY - FRIDAY | 9:00am - 5:00pm
L n | TUESDAY - Friday 11:30am - 2:00pm
[email protected] Golf Pro Shop • 336-584-1326
B S i | TUESDAY - Friday 2pm - 5:30pm
JANIE SELLERS . . . . . . . Treasurer MONDAY | 12:00pm - 6:30pm
Chairman - Finance Committee TUESDAY - SUNDAY | 7:30am - 6:30pm D | TUESDAY - SUNDAY 5:30pm - 9pm*
[email protected] *Closes at 10:00pm on Fridays
Golf Pro Shop Snack Bar
RAY WOMACK . . . . . . Past President Saddle Club Lounge
Chairman - Long Range Planning MONDAY | 11:30am - 6:30pm A O Dn
Chairman - Greens & Grounds TUESDAY - SUNDAY | 9:00am - 6:30pm
[email protected] WEDNESDAY 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Fitness Center • 336-584-9848 FRIDAY 5:30pm - 10:00pm
MARK CRISSMAN . . . . . . Director
Chairman - Fitness MONDAY - THURSDAY | 5:30am - 9:00pm Pool Pavilion • 336-585-0583
Vice-Chair Tennis FRIDAY | 5:30am - 8:00pm
SATURDAY | 7:00am - 6:00pm LAP SWIM | DAILY* - 6:00am - 10:00pm
[email protected] SUNDAY | Noon - 6:00pm
POOL | SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS
GRANT HAUK . . . . . . . . . Director Tennis Facility • 336-584-4115 11:00am - 8:00pm
Vice-Chair - Greens & Grounds
Vice-Chair - Swim & Pool TUESDAY - SATURDAY | 9:00am - 6:00pm FAIRWAYS | SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS
[email protected] SUNDAY & MONDAY | Noon - 6:00pm Limited Menu | 11:00am -8:00pm

WADE HARRISON . . . . . . Director
Chairman - House & Social
Vice-Chair - Membership
wade.harrison@
harrisonwhitakerlaw.com

PETER BLAETZ . . . . . . . . . Director
Vice-Chair - Golf

[email protected]

RANDY COX . . . . . . . . . . . Director
Chairman - Membership
Vice-Chair Fitness
[email protected]