Nov 2018

Alamance Today

November 2018

* You Are Invited *

Amenity Lawn Cocktail Party

Saturday, November 3 | 5:00pm - 7:00pm

In appreciation for the member support
in creating this beautiful outdoor venue,
we invite you to join us for a Cocktail Party

on the Amenity Lawn
Complimentary Hors d’oeuvres &
Domestic Beer and House Wine
Please R.S.V.P. to 336-584-0345

Member Only Event

From the Board

by Gerry Francis, President

Fiscal year 2017-18 has again brought change to ACC. You have seen the Clubhouse
in a new light—painted, planted and shaded along with new furniture, new menus and old
pictures; you have seen the Amenity Lawn evolve to 95% completion—great views, new
lawn area, beautiful new furniture, a fire pit, and new umbrellas on the way; you have seen
the pool begin a transition—a new Fairway Lounge with bar, a kids room, a rebuilt and
painted pergola, removal of the plexi-glass windows in the curve now allowing for a
breeze; you have seen re-surfaced tennis courts with Pickleball lines added; you have seen
new members--- growth from 470 to 485; and you have a new Golf Pro, a new General
Manager, and a soon to be hired new Food and Beverage Director. Whew!!
As the 2018 fiscal year ended on Sept 30, 2018, I can report that financially-unaudited, the Club has had
a successful year. Both the operational and the capital budgets have concluded operations in the black with
excesses being directed to a few delayed projects and to our reserve funds. The Finance Committee and the staff
have been working diligently to create the 2018-2019 Budget and I am pleased to advise you that the Board of
Directors at its September meeting approved the operating and capital budgets which began October 1, 2018.
This budget is based on our current membership of 485 and will include a 2% increase in dues beginning
January 1, 2019. The budget will include salary increases for some staff, particularly those who have been with-
out since 2014 or longer, enhancements to the Greens and Grounds budget to replace funds that had been
reduced in prior years, new equipment for Greens and Grounds and the kitchen, upgrades to the pool pavilion, and
improved wifi for the clubhouse and pavilion. This new budget will continue to provide the resources to upgrade
and enhance the Club for members use and enjoyment as was accomplished during the 2017-2018 fiscal year.
I continue to encourage each member to actively support Leanna Giles, Director of Membership, toward reaching
our goal of 500 members. Our future is dependent on having a core membership at or above this number. Only
through a solid membership can we not only maintain our programs and facilities at a high level, but also be
planning our next endeavors and how to fund them.

From the General Manager

Charlie Nolette, General Manager
There is no question that fall has arrived! With this change of seasons, comes a whole

host of changes at the club as well. You know all the usual fall favorites are back, and you
have seen some changes to the menu to reflect the season. There are several things that
you may not have noticed or know about that I want to make sure you were aware of.

To begin with, we are still in the interview process to fill the Food & Beverage Director
position. Some of the skills that we are looking for are wine knowledge, craft cocktail
experience, being a hands-on leader and active manager, great teacher and trainer, and
experience managing multiple outlets. Food and Beverage as a team is in a really good
place as a whole. With that being said, I am confident that we are just a few small changes
away from having great personal service with dynamic menus and club events! This is a key role on our team
and one that needs to serve our staff with greatness by teaching them and building up their confidence and skill
set to provide you and your family the best service around. A large part of that will be to facilitate ways for our
senior staff of Gerry, Tammy and Leah to share with our younger staff the likes and dislikes that these three have
memorized.
Another behind the scenes change is the new amenity lawn. We are working hard on crafting some guidelines
that will help preserve that asset while moving it to the forefront of our available spaces to host events and
socialize. This is such a beautiful part of our grounds which so many of you contributed to, and to not utilize it
would be a mistake. If you were at the Member-Guest Golf Tournament this year, you were able to experience
how cool it was to be sitting on the top of the hill overlooking the playoffs while enjoying some pizza and bar
treats.
I want to say thank you so much to those of you who I have met at club events and in the dining rooms.
The hospitality has been great, and I truly appreciate the care and concern for the settling in and enjoyment of
Burlington with my family. We are slowly but surely getting familiar with where things are and what’s going on
around town. If I have not had the chance to meet you yet, I look forward to that opportunity. Thank you all for
such a warm welcome and a great first month here. I am looking forward to a fun and busy holiday season this
month and next. See you around the club!

Alamance Today - November 2018

Membership

by Leanna Giles, Membership Director | [email protected]

October seemed to fly by here at ACC! What a fantastic month with tons of activity.
My membership message remains the same—recruit, recruit, recruit!! Invite your friends,
neighbors and colleagues to come see how much fun we truly have here at ACC!
Invite them for a round of golf, dinner, etc.

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 house 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: Ron Calhoun, Debra DelVecchio (Parent Affiliate), Justin & Kassie Whitaker, Andy & Brenda Bost
Sponsors: Ted Chandler, Jerry Whitaker, Glenn Van Fleet

Event Catering

by Brittany Myers, Catering Director
[email protected]

Happy November! We have a lot of great things coming your way kicking off the holiday
season. We are looking forward to hosting our annual Thanksgiving buffet on November
22nd, as well as the Brunch with Santa on December 16th. These are great opportunities to
bring your family and loved ones to the Club to enjoy the holidays without the worry of the
cleanup.

We also have hosted several great events on the Amenity Lawn, and are looking forward to
many more to come! This is a great space for a cocktail reception, birthday party, or even
just making s’mores by the fire! I’ve had several attendees choose to even sit by the fire pit
to visit in a quiet space during a loud event.
Finally, just a reminder to book your holiday party if you haven’t already done so! Dates are filling up fast. If
a date you were looking at is already booked, consider hosting a brunch or lunch instead. This is a great way to
switch up an annual party, and who doesn’t love a brunch?!
With that being said, we are looking to have the Club decorated for the holidays the week after Thanksgiving.
With the beautiful trees and lights everywhere it will be easy to get in that holiday spirit!
Thank you, and I look forward to kicking off my second holiday season here at Alamance Country Club!

2019 Christmas Party Sign-Ups Begin on Monday, December 3 • 9:00am

Employee of the Quarter

Congratulations to Elizabeth Madrid

ACC’s Employee of the Quarter, Elizabeth Madrid, has contributed to the Fitness Center’s
success for almost a decade! Elizabeth started her career working part time at the front desk
of the Fitness Center, and from day one she made her mark on the Club. Not only did she
complete the required duties of a Front Desk Attendant, she sought out and completed tasks
that would make the Fitness Center a better and more welcoming place. Whether that meant
greeting a new member with a huge smile, or finding a small hidden inch of a hidden corner
that needed to be cleaned, Elizabeth was always there to make it happen.

Elizabeth then continued her education and became a certified Massage Therapist. Now,
she is relied on by many members to help relieve aches, pains, and soreness. Her new role
as Massage Therapist hasn’t stopped her from seeking out new challenges in the Fitness Center. Just recently
she has reorganized the Gift Certificate log, deep cleaned the massage room, and received continuing education
on a new massage technique known as “cupping.” The members and the Fitness Center are lucky to have Elizabeth
to help keep them up and running! Congratulations to Elizabeth for a recognition well deserved!

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Upcoming Events

TGIF Jazz Wednesday, November 14 • 10:00am
Night
Get your partner or
1946 Grill group together and
come out and play
6:30pm - 8:30pm Bridge at the Club!

Unwind from the NO CORKAGE FEE NIGHT
busy week with Saturday, November 17
live music from
1946 Grill | 5:30pm - 9:00pm
local artists. Bring a bottle of your

FRIDAYS favorite wine from home and
we will waive the corkage fee.
November 2• Bill West
November 9 • Wishful Thinking
November 16• Currie Wayne Clayton
November 23 • Two for the Road
November 30 • Johnny Cobb

Dining by Terri Ahlgren, Executive Chef
[email protected]

PRIME RIB NIGHT

Saturday, November 3 • 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Prime Rib, Salad, Baked Potato and Vegetable
$25++ per person

1946 Grill | Dinner Reservations - 336-584-0345

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

Taco Tuesdays

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 ::

Sunday Wednesday Night Buffet
Brunch
Buffet Wednesdays - 1946 Grill | 5:30pm - 9:00pm
$14.95++ Adults | $9.95++ Children (6-11)
Sunday, November 25 Entrées, Salad, Vegetables and Dessert
1946 Grill
:: The 1946 Grill Menu will also be available ::
11:00am - 2:00pm
$16.95++ Adults Soup & Salad Buffet

$9.95++ Children (6-11) Wednesday, November 14 | 11:30am - 2:00pm
Want a lunch that is quick and easy?
The 1946 Grill Menu
will also be available Join us in the 1946 Grill for bowl of our delicious
homemade soup and a salad bar with condiments.
4
$12++ per person

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

Alamance Today • November 2018

THANKSGIVING BUFFET Save the Date

Thursday, November 22 | 11:30am - 2:00pm Upcoming Special Events
Reservations Required by calling 336-584-0345
Stockholder’s Meeting
Our Bountiful Thanksgiving Buffet Includes: Thursday, December 6

Ice Carving surrounded by Shrimp Cocktail 8:00pm
Main Clubhouse
Salad Bar with Assorted Toppings and Alamance Ballroom
Dressings, Smoked Salmon
(For Stockholders Only)
Domestic and Imported Cheeses
Bba
Belguim Waffles, Bacon, Sausage, Sticky Buns runch
with Santa
Chef’s Carving Station Includes: Sunday, December 16
Roast Turkey & Cranberry Sauce
Monday,
Slow Roasted Prime Rib December
Sugar Cured Ham
31st
Dinner Rolls, Asparagus,
Roasted Brussel Sprouts & Pearl Onions Watch for
Details!
with Butternut Squash
Green Bean Casserole, Maple Glazed Carrots,

Sweet Potato Casserole,
Saffron Corn Pudding
Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes,
Apple Cranberry Stuffing, Grilled Salmon,

Cavatappi Pasta

Dessert Station

Adults: $29.95++ | Children (6-11) $14.95++
Children 5 and Under - Complimentary

THANKSGIVING TAKE- OUT AVAILABLE

Order online by logging into
www.alamancecountryclub.com, or by picking
up an order form at the Receptionist’s Area in
the Main Clubhouse. Orders must be placed

no later than Thursday, November 15

Golf at Alamance

by Drake Woodside, Head Golf Professional
[email protected]

Golf Notes & Reminders

The holidays are right around the corner and now is a good time to make sure you have
everything checked off on your Christmas lists. Heavy traffic can slow special orders, so
please make sure you allow enough time for that special gift to arrive. We have great
selections from Peter Millar, Dunning, FootJoy, JoFit, Adipure, Turtleson and more. Let the
Professional Staff help you find that perfect club for your bag by signing up for a fitting -
wedges, putters, drivers and irons (we don’t charge for fitting).

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Golf at Alamance Golf Pro Shop
336.584.1326
NOVEMBER TOURNAMENTS

Chase for the Cup Season Ending Shootout Competition • Sunday, November 4

Time: 1:00pm Shotgun Start

Current Leader Board Through Men’s Member-Guest Tournament

1 Ronnie Wall 9 (t) Alec Ashley 18 (t) Doug Massey
2 Dustin Moore 9 (t) Joe Ashley 18 (t) Steve Toth
3 Pete Sanders 9 (t) Don James 20 (t) Jim Brannock
4 (t) Greg Voorhis 9 (t) David Vaughn 20 (t) Bill Gomory
4 (t) Kevin Womack 13 (t) Alan Crouch 20 (t) Joe Pardue
6 (t) Kevin Minter 13 (t) Dwight Jefferson 20 (t) Bert Ward
6 (t) Wayne Pyrtle 13 (t) Shaun Tirgrath 20 (t) Mac Williams
8 Jeff Angyal 16 (t) Michael Splawn
16 (t) Ray Womack

Turkey Shootout Tournament • Friday, November 23

Entry Deadline: Wednesday, November 21 Time: 11:00am Shotgun Start
Eligibility: Members, guests, dependents at least 18 years old, teams may not be comprised of two dependents
Entry Fee: $35 per player (Includes prizes and soup) *Cart Fees Not Included
Format: Two-person teams will play Captain’s Choice. The two-player scramble team format handicap chart will
be used to determine the amount of shots that each team will receive for their Net score. Teams must use at
least 6 tee shots from each player. Players under 60 years of age play white tee markers. A Senior Division is
also available which requires that both players be 60 and older to play the green tee markers. There will be no
handicap adjustment in the Senior Division. Teams may be comprised of mid-am and senior players. Appropriate
handicap adjustments will be made for the tee differentials.

MEN’S MEMBER-GUEST TOURNAMENT

Congratulations Overall Champions

Kevin Minter & Woody Joyner

Flight Winners

Bourbon Dean Ward & Brad Dawson

Royal Dustin Moore & Jake Hinson

Canal Pete Sanders & Geoffrey Sanders

Orleans Wayne Pyrtle & Jay Pyrtle

Chartres Chun Chung & David Yu

Bienville Joe Pardue & Dave Berno

Toulouse Steve Toth & Sammy Horne

Dauphine Kevin Minter & Woody Joyner

St. Peter Brian Denisar & Paul Basdekis

Ladies Play Day Results

September 13 September 20

“Around the World” 9 Hole Scramble The Animal Game
1st Place - Nancy Simpson, Nancy Sain
1st Place Kathy James, Tracy Shea

Andrea Wrightenberry, Sybille Wrightenberry October 4

2ndPlace Meredith Freeman, Patty Allen, 2 Best Ball Net

Martine Gomory 1st Place Debbie Elston, Nancy Simpson,

Florence Phenoms Cindi Henderson, Bryan Frasier, Linda Shirley, Jean Matthews

Susie Lambeth, Anne Powell October 18

Flag Quiz Winners Dawn Massey, Cynthia Clayton, Fall Finish

Caroline Johnson, Ashley Westcott, 1st Place Pam Buchholz, Linda Parks, Nancy Sain

Susie Lambeth, Bryan Frasier

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From Tee to Green

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

What wild weather we had in October! We were well prepared for Hurricane Florence by making
sure all our equipment was fueled up, chain saws ready to go, and the irrigation pump house shut
down. We ended up with a little wind and six inches of rain. Then came Tropical Storm Michael with
winds over 50 miles per hour and three inches of rain. I don’t think anyone expected the high winds
and widespread loss of power to occur. Within two days of the storm we had the course fairly clean with the exception of
several trees which fell close to tproperty lines. Otherwise, we didn’t lose any key trees on the course and by the end of
October all debris had been cleared.
The cooler weather finally arrived by mid-October and the Bermuda grass growth has begun slowing down. The greens
are still in the recovery mode from the prolonged heat of the summer, and mid-October they still had areas that looked a
little thin. We are spraying these areas with small doses of fertilizer to help them fill in. If we use too much fertilizer it will
cause a surge of growth and reduce the quality of green speed and roll.
The leaf clean-up is in full swing and we will try to get around the course as quickly as we can. However, some days are so
windy that we can’t get around with our blowers, so please be patient as we work our way around to clear the course.
With the colder temperatures arriving, we will start to have frost forming on the fairways and rough as well as the greens
and short cut areas. It is vital for the grass to be clear of frost before cart and foot traffic can occur. Again, please be patient
as the frost clears.
The Golf Course Maintenance crew and myself wish you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving.

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

As the weather changes, we will begin preparations to close courts 1-3 and courts
4 & 5 for the winter season. Our hard courts (#6-#8) will remain open, weather permitting.
Please call the tennis shop to make a court reservation, reserve the ball machine or to
check on court conditions as colder temperatures could close all the courts. We will also
be taking down the windscreens, bringing in benches/chairs and winterizing the hydro
courts. Please contact me if you have any comments, questions or concerns. Always at
your “service”.

Tennis USTA League Update
Pro Shop
336.584.4115 As we enter “off season” for USTA play, I encourage all competetive players to add
a winter workout into your tennis training. We have an excellent fitness facility and
Hours top-notch trainers at ACC. Simple footwork drills, strength training, cardio and stretch-
Monday ing will help those nagging aches and pains in your knees, shoulders, backs and arms.
12:00pm - 6:00pm Additionally, increased strength and flexibility will help improve all your strokes, plus
movement on the court. Consult with Matt or Ben to help you gain an extra advantage
Tuesday - for the upcoming 2019 USTA season.
Saturday
9:00am -6:00pm 2nd Annual Men’s Table Tennis Holiday Classic

Sunday Calling all competitive table tennis players!! Our annual
12:00pm - 4:00pm Men’s Table Tennis Classic wil be held on Tuesday, December 6,
beginning at 7:00pm. The format for this event will be flighted
with groups of 4-6 guys per group. You will play each person in
your group to determine the top 4-8 finalists. All matches will be best 2 of 3 games to
11 points. My thought is that everyone would play in at least 4 matches based on how
many guys sign up. Entry fee will be $15 per player and includes beer/drinks and light
snacks. If we have time, we will draw for partners and have a doubles event. I’d love
to have 16 guys signed up for this event. Please email, text or call if you’d like to play.
Also, feel free to help us “recruit” guys by texting each other with the usual
“trashtalk/banter”.

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Tennis

Pickleball Play Days

Saturday, November 3 & 10 | 9:30am

ACC members - Did you know that Pickleball is
the hottest and fastest growing sport in the U.S.
and quite possibly the world? What is Pickleball?
It’s a sport that combines tennis, badminton and
ping-pong. It is played by two to four players
using paddles and a plastic ball with holes, on
either an indoor or outdoor court about one-third the size of a
standard tennis court. The game has become particularly popular
among people in their 50’s, 60’s and 70’s looking for an activity that
offers good aerobic exercise without being as strenuous as tradtional
racket sports - which affords players the chance to socialize during
the game. We would love for all members interested to take part in our Pickleball Play Days. It’s a great fun
game for the entire family!! Please call the Tennis Pro Shop at 336-584-4115 or email Scott
([email protected]) to sign up or for more information.

Ladies Fall Fling (Pink Ribbon Event) Twenty-four ladies came out on a
beautiful Friday morning for a fun
Junior Tennis round robin and luncheon for the
annual “Ace Against Breast Cancer”.
Flight winners received a special pair of
earrings and everyone went home with
roses and chocolates!
Black Flight Winners:

1st- Pam Buchholz, Patty Devries
2nd - Jean Minton, Lindsey Dengler
White Flight Winners:

1st- Susan Skeen, Silva Gahm
2nd - Britt Stadler, Dina Jennings
Purple Flight Winners:

1st- Heather Hauk, Lisa McDaniel
2nd -Kelly Glick, Patty Allen
Pink Flight Winners:

1st- Karoleigh Allred, Meredith Freeman
2nd - Louise Cox, Jill Plunkett

Performance Zone Clinics • Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday • 4:00pm - 5:30pm

Players that are competing in USTA tournaments or are playing on their high school tennis team are encouraged
to participate in our Performance Zone Clinics. Players should be dedicated and committed to working hard and
improving all parts of their game. This is a high intensity tennis clinic in which you will hit hundreds of balls in
drills and point simulations. Clinics will also focus on conditioning, footwork and strategy. We will be outside for
most of the winter months, so dress accordingly. Please contact Scott or Stefan to sign up. Fee: $15 per clinic

USTA 10 and Under QUICK START TENNIS RED ROBINS (ages 5-7)
Thursdays | 3:45pm - 4:30pm
Quick Start Tennis clinics are structured for kids to learn to rally and play in a
way that is both enjoyable and rewarding. Tailoring equipment and courts so • $10 per session
they are sized appropriately for kids makes the game more accessible and fun
by allowing the kids to get involved right from the start. By being introduced to ORANGE TIGERS (ages 8-10)
the Quick Start Tennis play format from the beginning, your kids will gain Thursdays | 4:30pm - 5:30pm
confidence by seeing their own immediate progress, making them more enthusiastic
about continuing to play and improve their abilities. ACC offers three Quick Start • $12 per session
programs suited to fit the age and skill of your child. Call the Tennis Pro Shop
for more information or to sign up. 336-584-4115. GREEN GECKOS (ages 11-12)
Tuesdays | 4:30pm - 5:15pm

• $14 per session

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Fitness

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

It’s Back! Our Annual Maintain Don’t Gain Challenge Wednesday

Festive parties and holiday treats can add up to a lot of 5:30am - 7:00pm
fun and a lot of extra pounds (average holiday weight Closed Thanksgiving Day

gain is six to eight pounds).This program will help you Friday

become more active and eat healthy so you can maintain 7:00am - 7:00pm

How does it work? or lose weight instead of packing on holiday pounds.

Between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, your goal is to maintain your weight no more than 2 pounds

above your initial start weight, and to be physically active for at least 30 minutes each day. To maximize weight

control, pay attention to the foods you choose - make smart selections and go easy on the holiday treats. This is

the perfect time to increase your fruit and vegetable intake to at least five servings a day. Also, it’s important to

begin the day with healthy breakfast choices. After the challenge, you’ll be rewarded with the best gifts of all:

an active, healthy lifestyle, control of your weight and feeling great about your holiday habits.

Why participate?

For many people, starting a physical activity program can be difficult - especially during the holiday season.

Work, family and other responsibilities often crowd out time to do something good for yourself. This program

can help you get back on track and stay there by making fitness fun with activities, articles, and rewards.

Who can participate?

This program is available to all members of Alamance Country Club.

How do I get started?

Stop by the Fitness Center and complete the registration form by November 21st deadline and the program

materials will be provided to you. You will need to weigh in before Thanksgiving and again before January 4th

on the Fitness Center’s scales.

For more information, or to sign up for the program, please feel free to call or stop by the Fitness Center.
We look forward to helping you to “maintain, not gain” this holiday season.

NOVEMBER FITNESS SHOP DEALS Gift Certificates

• Training Special Give the gift that keeps
10% Off all Fitness Testing on giving with health
and well being.
“
Gift Certificates available
• Pro Shop Specials for Personal Training
10% Off Hammer and Massage Therapy
Nutrition
Recipes of the Month
• Wrightsocks
10% Off Garlicky Kale, Sausage, and Tomato Pasta

• Exercise Tubing Pork Tenderloin with
10% Off Mushrooms, Fennel, and Blue Cheese
Recipe Cards are available at the Fitnes Front Desk

REFERRAL PROGRAM

Do you currently use a personal trainer or massage
therapist at the Club? If so, talk to your trainer or

massage therapist about our referral program.
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
specifically for you by a trainer Located Basement of Fitness Center
• 4-weeks of workouts you do on your own
• Strength Training Only - $99
• Cardio Training Only - $99
• Combo Strength & Cardio - $129

look good. feel good.

get into shape.

Children & Youth Activities

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

November – the month of turkey, family, football and leaves changing colors! We are
beginning new and exciting things this fall at Alamance Country Club for you and your family
to attend. We are changing up the way we do Trivia for the Wednesday nights. I will be
hosting Trivia downstairs in the Men’s Card Room starting at 6:30pm on November 14th.
I hope you can come out and test your Thanksgiving trivia knowledge. We will continue to
have Parent’s Night Out on November 7th, and the Kid’s Club will continue to be every
Friday night from 6pm to 10pm!

See you around the club!

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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November

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Social
Dining Tennis 1 Kids’ Club 23
Golf Fitness Amenity Lawn
Performance
Youth Zone Jr. Tennis TGIF Jazz Night Grand Opening
Cocktail Party
Clinic “Bill West”

Men’s Tennis Prime Rib
Night
Night
1946 Grill

4 56 7 89 10
Clubhouse USTA 10 & Performance Performance
Chase for the Zone Jr. Tennis Kids’ Club
Cup Closed Under Quick Zone Jr. Tennis
Clinic TGIF Jazz Night
Golf Tournament Cardio Dance Start Tennis Clinic “Wishful Thinking”
Shootout Class Men’s Tennis
Performance Wednesday
Zone Jr. Tennis Night Buffet Night
“Parent’s Night”
Clinic

Group Cycling

Class

Taco Night

11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Clubhouse USTA 10 &
18 Ladies Performance Kids’ Club No Corkage
Closed Under Quick Bridge Day Zone Jr. Tennis Fee
25 TGIF Jazz Night
Cardio Dance Start Tennis Performance Clinic “Currie Wayne 1946 Grill
Sunday Brunch Class Performance Zone Jr. Tennis
Buffet Zone Jr. Tennis Men’s Tennis Clayton” 24
Clinic Night
1946 Grill Clinic
Wednesday
Group Cycling Night Buffet
“Trivia Night”
Class

Taco Night

19 20 21 22 23
Clubhouse USTA 10 & Wednesday Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot

Closed Under Quick Night Buffet Buffet Golf Tournament

Cardio Dance Start Tennis “Craft Night” Clubhouse Closes Kids’ Club
Class Performance Following Buffet
Zone Jr. Tennis
TGIF Jazz Night

Clinic “Two for the

Group Cycling Road”

Class

Taco Night

26 27 28 29 30
Clubhouse Performance
Closed Performance Zone Jr. Tennis Performance Kids’ Club
Zone Jr. Tennis Zone Jr. Tennis
Cardio Dance Clinic TGIF Jazz Night
Clinic Clinic “Johnny Cobb”

Class Group Cycling Wednesday Men’s Tennis
Class Night Buffet Night
“Craft Night”
Taco Night

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Chairman - Tennis
please notify the Business Office at
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 Alamance Country Club 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
Vice-Chair Tennis FRIDAY | 5:30am - 8:00pm
SATURDAY | 7:00am - 6:00pm
[email protected] SUNDAY | Noon - 6:00pm

GRANT HAUK . . . . . . . . . Director Tennis Facility • 336-584-4115
Vice-Chair - Greens & Grounds
Vice-Chair - Swim & Pool TUESDAY - SATURDAY | 9:00am - 6:00pm
[email protected] SUNDAY & MONDAY | Noon - 6:00pm

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]