Fort Lauderdale Country Club, The Tee Time, May-June

FORT LAUDERDALE COUNTRY CLUB

1926-2018

The Tee Times

May/June 2018

Table of Contents 3 Hours of Operation
3 Clubhouse
A Letter From the President 4 Breakfast
Board of Directors 5
General Manager’s Report 6 Saturday & Sunday
North Course Renovation Update 10 7:00 am - 10:30 am
Membership 14
Social 18 Lunch
Women’s Golf 30 Tuesday - Sunday
Golf 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Calendar of Events
Dinner
Special In This Issue: Wednesday, Friday, & Sunday*

North Course Renovation Update 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
In the News: The Golf and Travel Show *Starting June 3rd: No Dinner on
Lighthouse Point Yacht Club Reciprocal
Mother’s Day at the Club Sundays
Derby Day in Style Happy Hour - Friday
Men’s Summer League 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Summer Reciprocity Revealed
Scholarship Golf Tournament Golf Pro Shop
Daily
Have an Idea or Want to
Contribute to the Newsletter? 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

Send a request to Amy Krigsman, Sales & Marketing Club Directory
Coordinator, at [email protected]. Main

The deadline for newsletter submissions is the 20th of (954) 587-4700
each month for the upcoming month. Membership Inquiries

Find us on social: (954) 318-0157
Pro Shop

(954) 587-8040
Reservations

(954) 587-4700
Catering

(954) 318-0154
Billing

(954) 318-0161
Men’s Locker Room

(954) 318-0194
Ladies’ Locker Room

(954) 318-0193

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A Letter From the President Board of Directors

By Lee Patterson 2018/2019

The ‘season’ is coming to a close and summer is Lee Patterson
upon us. President
Our seasonal members are heading north and summer
members are coming on board. I really enjoyed meeting [email protected]
a number of the Canadian members this season. The
American/Canadian tournament was a huge success. In Derek Holding
fact, we are planning a bigger and better American/ Vice President
Canadian event next year. The Men’s Summer League is about to begin. I Membership Chair
have always enjoyed playing in the Summer League. It is a great way to [email protected]
meet other members and is a lot of fun.
FLCC is playing our part to support the community. Pat Colbert
For example, on Saturday, May 12th, we will sponsor the annual Scholarship Secretary
Golf Tournament. Members and their guests are invited to join us for a noon
shotgun for a very special golf event to support the FLCC Scholarship Fund. Clubhouse Chair
Create your own foursome or let the Pro Shop pair you. Sign up in the Pro
Shop! [email protected]
We are currently running our second First Tee session, this time supporting
veterans. I had the privilege of watching Ken Tate, Clara Milligan, and Irwin John Schmatz
Schechter coaching our veterans on April 24th. The Vets were having a ball, Treasurer
learning, and they really appreciated the opportunity to play at FLCC. It is our
distinct honor to host our nation’s heroes. Finance Chair
Take advantage of our Reciprocity Opportunities. [email protected]
The reciprocal agreement with Lighthouse Point Yacht Club is officially
official. You can now activate your account and begin to utilize the facilities Dick Brickman
at Lighthouse Point. Golf Chair
We have had a reciprocity agreement with Coral Ridge Yacht Club for a
number of years. They have a great facility right on the intracoastal [email protected]
waterway. This is a great place to watch the Fort Lauderdale Air Show on
Saturday and Sunday, May 5th & 6th, in the Point Bar & Grille from 12:00 - Ron Coker
4:00 PM. Greens Chair
Once again, the golf staff have secured a great list of summer reciprocal
agreements with other private clubs. Check out the full list on page 26. [email protected]
North Course Renovation Project.
Club management’s communication of the North Course Renovation is of the Tom Williams
utmost importance and, as promised, I intend to provide a thorough Facilities Chair
explanation throughout the process. This is the most significant Financial/
Capital project since we renovated the Clubhouse a decade ago. As such, I [email protected]
have dedicated an entire page to a project update, which can be reviewed on
page 5 of the newsletter. As always, questions are welcome. Paul Daly
[email protected]

John Rodstrom

[email protected]

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General Manager’s Report

By Michael O’Brien

Mark VanDyck With half of the fiscal year now complete at the club, the
direction and financial performance continues to remain
Director of Golf strong. Revenues are exceeding budgets, continuing
the trend of strong financial performance.
New committees have been formed and a fresh
perspective is being introduced across the board to all
committees. Although it remains the Chairperson’s decision, if you do have
an interest in serving, please contact the appropriate chair.

Todd Ingram The North Course Steering Committee has been selected. I can say that it is
a rather large committee now, and a decision to hold the number of
Golf Course Superintendent members at its current level has been made. Along those lines, and as I
stated in an earlier monthly letter, it is the responsibility of the management
of the club to make all members aware of the planning and progress of this
large capital investment. Although you may not be directly on the committee,
your input during focus groups will not only be welcome, but also
encouraged. The Steering Committee has held two meetings to date and
those have been planning meetings for the committee. I would expect focus
group meetings to begin during the month of May.

Valerie Roca Summer Membership sales are progressing very well. We currently have
over 50 members who are joining for the summer and anticipate another 25
Director of Membership before the end of May. If you have a friend or associate you believe would
be a good member prospect, I encourage you to introduce them to the club
this summer and allow them to enjoy the club for the next six months.
Without knowing the schedule and membership offering next year, it is very
possible that summer membership in 2019 may be predicated on this
summer’s participation.

Eduardo Alvarez Last month the club hosted its first-ever Media Day. The Sun-Sentinel,
Miami Herald, The Golf and Travel Show and Tee Times News were all on
Chief Financial Officer the property for a day of golf and a discussion of the golf industry in South
Florida. Amy Krigsman, our Sales & Marketing Coordinator, organized the
entire day. It was a great opportunity to reestablish the club relationship with
the outside media and also help explain what we believe is Fort Lauderdale
Country Club’s place in the market. It was a good day that already
culminated with an opportunity to speak on The Golf and Travel Show.
Men’s Summer League, a very successful program, is just around the
corner. I highly recommend you speak with one of the Golf Professionals
about the program so you don’t miss this very special opportunity.

Joe Gamlin Also nearing is the Annual Fort Lauderdale Country Club Scholarship
Fundraiser. Flyers around the club and in the Pro Shop explaining the day’s
Director of Food & Beverage event, what the proceeds go for, and how you can participate may be picked
up in either of these locations. The Golf Tournament is Saturday afternoon
May 12th. More information on the tournament is also available on page 19
of the newsletter.

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An Update on the We Need Your Input
North Course Renovation One advantage of Kipp Schulties is his experience
From Club President Lee Patterson in conducting focus groups to gain member
feedback. He will be conducting focus groups in
The North Course Renovation Project is the most May to allow us to factor in member input on
significant capital/financial project that our club has project scope.
faced since the club house was renovated a What’s Next?
decade ago. I thought it would be helpful to give A North Course Renovation Steering Committee
you an update on the Project. has been formed to recommend timing (2019 vs
North Greens Need to be Replaced 2020), scope, and funding for a vote by the equity
By any measure, the North greens need to be members as early as September. Once the project
replaced. In South Florida, greens are normally is approved, the Steering Committee will be
replaced every 15 - 20 years. Our North greens responsible (along with Kipp Schulties) for
were last rebuilt more than 30 years ago. The implementation within scope/budget.
infrastructure below our greens is not functioning Because of the importance of this project, I have
properly because there is not consistent drainage chosen to personally Chair this committee. We
and gravel levels to allow the greens to drink and met on April 6th to agree our Terms of Reference
breathe properly. The greens are infested with and met again on April 27th (along with Kipp
Nematodes and are very susceptible to other Schulties) to refine our way forward. Committee
insects and disease. Todd Ingram and his staff members are:
have done a fantastic job maintaining the greens Lee Patterson, Chair
as good as they are for as long as he has, but they Derek Holding, Vice Chair/Member Communications
are well past due for replacement. John Schmatz, Treasurer/Financing Options
We Need Expert Advice Ron Coker, Greens Committee Chair
A Golf Architect Selection Committee was formed Steve Day, Greens Committee Co-Chair
earlier this year to interview prospective golf Tim Beavers, Greens Committee/Renovation History
architects to help define the scope, cost, and Nancy Meyers, WGA/Women’s Golf
timing (construction beginning April 2019 or April TJ Stuart, Executive Member
2020) of the project. The committee interviewed Michael O’Brien, General Manager/Content Expert
four candidates and conducted extensive Todd Ingram, Superintendent/Content Expert
background checks. They recommended to the Mark Van Dyck, Director of Golf/Content Expert
Board and the Board approved at its April 19th We Will Keep You Up to Date
meeting to hire Kipp Schulties Golf Design, Inc. There is a lot to do, especially if we decide to
Kipp has extensive experience in golf course implement in April 2019. BUT we have time and
renovation in South Florida, including previous are committed to ‘do it right’! Your comments/
design work at FLCC. questions are welcome.
What is the Scope?
The project is one of renovation vs redesign. The Sincerely,
greens replacement are a requirement. Every Lee Patterson
architect interviewed concurred that if you redo the President
greens, you also redo the greenside bunkers.
Further scope options then include fairway
bunkers, tees, etc. At this time the scope of work is
not determined.

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Membership

Welcome New Members!

David Dorta Scott & Jenny Coloney Jack Bowling

STAFF S POTLIGHT: AMY

Amy works in Membership as the Sales & Marketing
Coordinator. She is responsible for all of the internal
communications you receive, including email blasts and the
monthly newsletter. She also runs the club’s social media
accounts and works on obtaining external media coverage and
partnerships. Amy received her Bachelor of Business
Administration from Texas Woman’s University in 2015. She is
a rare Florida native and moved back to the Sunshine State
three years ago. Amy spends her free time traveling as much
as possible (her favorite destination so far has been Cuba),
sampling the many local breweries in South Florida, and loving
on her four-legged furbaby Harlie.

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Summer Member Orientation In the News
Friday, May 4th at 5:30pm

New summer member? Come find out what
Fort Lauderdale Country Club is all about
so you can make the most out of your
membership. We will be hosting a Summer
Member Orientation on Friday, May 4th at
5:30pm around the upstairs bar.

Around Town The Golf and Travel Show
Our General Manager, Michael O’Brien,
Come find us at the Sun Sentinel appeared on The Golf and Travel Show
Prime Expo! with host, Dan Shube, and talked about
summer membership and all things Fort
May 12, 2018 Lauderdale Country Club. In case you
9:00am - 4:00pm missed the live broadcast, the full segment
Broward Convention Center is available on the club website.
1950 Eisenhower Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 Women rise to the occasion in county
Sun Sentinel Prime Expo invites you to this amateur golf play
FREE one-day successful aging expo. By Gary Curreri
Inspiration, education and entertainment for
adults 50+. Many of our ladies were mentioned by
The Prime Expo will feature more than 100 name in an article written by Gary Curreri
vendors, all-day entertainment and expert for the Sun Sentinel recapping the Broward
speakers presenting the latest on health County Women’s Amateur Tournament
issues and financial planning, travel and more! held here at FLCC on March 17-18. The
Demonstrations, tastings, health screenings club also received recognition for its
and entertainment will add to the lively commitment to support and grow women’s
atmosphere. competitive golf in our community.

Check out our gorgeous new ad in the upcoming
issue of South Florida Luxury Guide, out May 1st.
Copies will be available in the clubhouse.

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Membership

Fort Lauderdale Country Club & Lighthouse Point Yacht Club
Reciprocal Agreement

Members of Fort Lauderdale Country Club (FLCC) will have access to Lighthouse Point Yacht
Club’s (LHPYC) Clubhouse dining room and bar, tennis facilities and programming, fitness center
and fitness classes, marina with boat dockage, clubhouse activities and special events, with
special reciprocal rates and certain restrictions.
How to Set up Your Reciprocal Account
FLCC members must complete the application form for the reciprocal account activation
(available on the website) before requesting use of the LHPYC facilities. Please contact Valerie
Roca at (954) 318-0157 or [email protected] to set up your reciprocal account.
Reciprocal Terms
FLCC members may visit LHPYC up to 6 days per month to include dining, social/club events,
tennis, spa/locker room, gym, fitness classes, and marina.
Billing
LHPYC will bill FLCC members directly for monthly charges. A monthly statement will be mailed
separately from LHPYC. Usual payment terms apply. Credit card payments are not allowed.
Should an FLCC member be delinquent at LHPYC, charging privileges will be revoked.
Save the Date
We’re kicking off this partnership with a weekend-long celebration. Friday, May 25th, we’ll
convene here at FLCC to welcome our new friends from Lighthouse Point. Details will be
announced soon. Then on Saturday, May 26th, FLCC members are invited to attend a Welcome
Reception at the Lighthouse Point Yacht Club beginning at 6:00pm. Reservations are required for
the reception and can be made by email at [email protected].

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LHPYC Amenities and Reciprocal Rates for FLCC Members

Little Skippers Childcare
Wednesday through Saturday beginning at 6:00pm until 9:00pm - $25 per child
Spa Lockers
$20 per month, based on availability
Fitness Center
Newly renovated private gym with brand new fitness machines and equipment. Open 7 days a
week. $20 fitness key fob for access. Contact the Fitness Director at (954) 802-1099.
Fitness Classes
LHPYC offers a variety of fitness classes 6 days per week. Schedule posted in LHPYC’s monthly
newsletter. $150 Class Pass Card for 10 classes. Classes offered include Yoga, Spinning, Mat
Pilates, SPOGA, Group Fitness, AquaFit. Personal training is also offered. Contact the Fitness
Director at (954) 802-1099.
Tennis
Access to 10 har-tru clay tennis courts. Open 7 days per week. Contact (954) 951-3048 or
[email protected].

· Cardio/Live Ball • Tuesdays & Thursdays • 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM • $22 per player
· Bagels & Balls • Saturdays • 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM • $22 per player
· Juniors (age 4-12) • Mondays & Wednesdays • 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM • $22 per player
· True Beginner Tennis • Thursdays • 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM • $22 per player
· Member-Guest BBQ Mixers • Dates TBA • Complimentary
· Private Lessons • $55 per hour
· Ladies League • Based on availability
· Court Reservations • Based on availability
Marina
Dock your boat at LHPYC, based on availability. Contact the Marina Director at (561) 843-5330.
· FLCC Dockage Rate: $1.50 per foot per day • Complimentary in-slip pump outs
· A variety of other marina offerings available, parts concierge service with yacht

detailing and bottom cleaning, mechanic and electrician
Please note all rates are subject to change.

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Social

Meet the Board
Friday, May 4th at 5:00pm

In a continuing effort to be more accessible to the
membership, on the first Friday of every month, the
Board will have representatives in the Dining Room

at 5:00pm to answer questions and listen to your
input. We hope this will become another

communication vehicle that builds transparency
within the community.

Other Upcoming Dates: June 1st, July 6th, August 3rd

FLCC is on Social Media A la Carte Dinner
Every Wednesday, Friday

and Sunday*
at 5:00pm

*Please note, the dining room will be closing for
dinner on Sundays beginning June 3rd through

the summer.

Want to be Featured? Happy Hour
Every Friday
Send your photos along with your social media 5:00-7:00pm
handle(s) to [email protected]
or tag us on social.
Facebook: Fort Lauderdale Country Club
@FortLauderdaleCC
Instagram: @fortlauderdalecountryclub
YouTube: Fort Lauderdale Country Club

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FLCC Scholarship Program It’s All Fun & Games until
“Giving the Gift of Education” Somebody Loses Mah Jong

Goal: $30,000.00 Beat the heat and enjoy your summer in
A registered 501(c)3 Charity the nice, cold air conditioning with a card
We are now in the third year of the FLCC game in the Ladies’ Lounge. Friday
Scholarship Program, and there are a few afternoons are open for any card game.
milestones FLCC members should be proud of: See Peggy in the Ladies’ Locker Room
· In the first year, four students received for more information.
$2,500 scholarships
· In the second year, the amount nearly
tripled and four students received
scholarships in the amount of $7,500 each.
· Last year, there was even enough funds to
qualify a matching program where the
scholarship amount for the students was
matched by state funded programs.
If you would like to donate, write your check to
Broward Education Foundation/FLCC and
simply drop it off at the Club. All contributions
are 100% tax deductible. You can also support
the scholarship program by participating in the
golf tournament on May 12th. Read more on
page 19.

Cinco de Mayo Dinner Special
Friday, May 4th

$5 Margarita
Ceviche

Snapper Salsa Verde with Gringo Rice
Skirt Steak with Chimichurri and Tomato Mojo

with Plantains

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Social

Mother’s Day at the Club
Sunday, May 13th

Brunch Prix Fixe Dinner
11:00am - 2:00pm 6:00pm

Chef Attended Omelet Station Choice of:
Waffles with Fresh Fruit and Whipped Cream House Salad
Caesar Salad
Classic Eggs Benedict French Onion Soup
Bacon & Sausage
Potatoes O’Brien Entrées
(entrées include choice of soup or salad and dessert)
Freshly Baked Muffins, Danish and
Croissants Bell and Evans Organic Roasted Chicken
Mashed Potato, Asparagus
Tossed Salad with Assorted Dressings
Shrimp Cocktail and Lemon Caper Fumet Sauce
$34.00++ per person
Grouper Francaise Braised Lamb Shank
Pasta Primavera
King Crab Legs with Drawn Butter Mashed Potatoes and Sautéed
Carved Leg of Lamb with Red Wine Broccoli Florets
Reduction and Mint Jelly
Carved Whole Turkey with Gravy & Stuffing $38.00++ per person
Garlic Mashed Potatoes Grouper Franciase
Green Bean Almondine Herb Risotto and Wilted Spinach
Brussels Sprouts $42.00++ per person
Delicious Cupcake & Dessert Display Bacon Wrapped Filet Mignon
Includes Coffee, Tea and Soft Drinks 8oz. Filet Wrapped in Bacon and Served with
Adults $38.95++ per person Grilled Asparagus and a Potato Galette
Children 4 to 12 $16.00++ per person $48.00++ per person
Children 3 and Younger Free
Choice of:
Red Velvet Cake
House-made Tiramisu

Regular lunch service will not take place. We will reopen for dinner at 6:00pm, offering a special
three-course prix fixe menu. No a la carte dinner will be available.
Reservations are required and seating is limited.

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Father’s Day Brunch Chef Mike Smith
Sunday, June 17th
11:00am - 2:00pm Breakfast

Chef Attended Omelet Station Sat. & Sun.
Waffles with Fresh Fruit and Whipped Cream 7:00am - 10:30am
$9.95++ per person
Classic Eggs Benedict
Bacon & Sausage Lunch
Potatoes O’Brien
Mon.
Freshly Baked Muffins, Danish and Croissants Deli Lunch in Plantation
Tossed Salad with Assorted Dressings
Shrimp Cocktail Tues. - Sun.
Whole Roasted Snapper 11:00am - 3:00pm
Pasta Primavera
Featuring Daily
Carved New York Strip Loin with Red Wine Reduction Specials
Carved Mojo Roasted Pork Loin
Garlic Mashed Potatoes Dinner at the Club
Wild Mushroom Risotto
Green Bean Almondine Wed., Fri., & Sun.*
Brussels Sprouts 5:00pm - 9:00pm
Bread Pudding Featuring Chef’s
Ice Cream Station with Toppings Special Creations
*No dinner Sundays
Includes Coffee, Tea and Soft Drinks starting June 3rd.
Adults $38.95++ per person
Reservations
Children 4 to 12 $16.00++ per person
Children 3 and Younger Free (954) 587-4700
Ext 318
Reservations are required and seating is limited.
reservations@
fortlauderdalecc.com

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Women’s Golf

WGA News by Sandi Hubiak

The Melanie Finley Ovarian Cancer Guest Tournament was held on March
27th. We had a total of 82 women play. The golf course was a sea of teal.
Thanks to Marylou Sparks for organizing this event. Over $5,000 was
collected for women fighting this devastating disease. The Finley family
(Jerry, Sandy and Melanie) were in attendance.
Our last Interclub of the season was held at LaGorce Country Club in Miami
Beach. Ten lucky women had the opportunity to play this wonderful course.
We especially enjoyed having a forecaddie to help us with out putting.
A great win for Team FLCC in the Broward Summer League. We beat our rivals, Jacaranda, 40-32.
Sara Jane Rose and Kelly Perroni were our first place team, scoring 12 ½ points. We also looked
fabulous in our new team shirts. Sign up for the May and June Broward Summer League events on
the Locker Room bulletin board.
WGA Summer Guest Day is July 17th.
Plan ahead and invite your guests to play
the best course in South Florida. The de-
tails are on the bulletin board in the Locker
Room.
Finally, please welcome new member
Donna Keagy to our group.
Stay out of the “Sand” trap,
Sandi

The Birdie Corner
Good news, ladies! The Birdie Challenge is alive and well for the 2018-19 year!
Our anonymous benefactor will donate $10 per birdie to the FLCC Scholarship Fund for the first 150
birdies.
As of April 17, 2018, there have been 40 birdies! If you wish to “up the ante,” please contact the
editor of this section at [email protected].

On Tuesdays, WGA members can enter the Birdie Pool for $2.00. The pot is split between those who
have Birdies during their round.

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Women’s Golf Trivia

1. What women’s golf legend is second
all-time in both LPGA Tour wins and
Major titles?

2. According to Golf Digest, the odds of
doing this in a single round of golf
are 67 MILLION to ONE.

Answers are on the bulletin board in the
Ladies’ Locker Room.

Rule of the Month
by Nancy Myers

We all know that when you hit a ball out
of bounds, you replay the ball from
where it was hit and take a one stroke
penalty.
How many shots would you be
penalized if you hit a ball that came to
rest out of bounds and, not realizing it
was out of bounds, played the ball?
You will be penalized three (3) strokes.
You incur a two-shot penalty for playing
the wrong ball. You are assessed a
stroke and distance penalty for the
previous shot that went out of bounds.
You go back to the spot where you hit
the ball out of bounds and play on.
Ouch!

Broward Summer League

Thursday, May 3rd @ Lago Mar
Thursday, May 24th @ Weston Hills

Thursday, June 21st @ EWGA
Sign up in the Ladies’ Locker Room.

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Women’s Golf

Thankful Mulligan

The WGA and the 9 Holers will once again join forces on May 31st for the Thankful Mulligan
tournament to have fun, play golf, and help LifeNet4Families.
LifeNet4Families is in need of food, toiletries, diapers and baby wipes. Every five (5) items you bring
earns you a mulligan in the day’s tournament. Look for a list of specific items that are in high
demand before every tournament on the board in the Ladies’ Locker Room.
LifeNet4Families’ mission is to be a seamless system of care for those in need in Broward County by
providing necessary food, ancillary services and referrals. They have been involved for over 30 years
providing service to the hungry and homeless of Broward County. From the humble beginnings of
distributing a few peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to the homeless, to today’s provision of 84,283
hot meals a year, their development has reflected both the growing numbers and the growing needs
of the poor in our community.
FLCC is proud to have been part of this help for several years through Diana Roby’s efforts and the 9
Hole Ladies’ Thankful Mulligan Tournaments. Debbie Baldwin started these tournaments to help
provide items to this wonderful organization.
The tournaments are held whenever there is a 5th Thursday in a month (with a few exceptions). We
want to pair up 9-Hole Ladies and 18-Hole Ladies to have fun, play golf and serve the community at
the same time. For every five (5) items that are brought in, a Mulligan is awarded to us to use during
that tournament.

Food Drive

Please continue your weekly contributions to our food bank collections, which can
be given to Peggy in the Ladies’ Locker Room.
We accept non-perishable items, paper products, canned goods, small toiletries,
baby needs, plastic utensils and clothing. Please remember that many of their
clients are homeless, so cans with pull off lids, small portion cereals, etc. are good.
Thank you so very much for your help.

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9 Holer News by Janet Bloomfield

Thankful Mulligan was once again a huge success. We had about 28 participants
from WGA and 9 Holers. The donated items go to LifeNet4Families and our
contribution plays a small part in helping these families. Debbi Baldwin, who started
Thankful Mulligan, explained about the charity, which is a shelter for local homeless
families. Ours is the only golf tournament that helps this shelter. To extend our
support further, we are now going to ask for an optional $10 fee to play in the
tournament as well as the goods. Our next Thankful Mulligan is Thursday, May 31st.
Let’s make this Thankful Mulligan even better than the last!
Our table decorations were once again the inspiration of Vickie McDonald, with lots of yellow flowers and
greenery. Diane Angella helped her put it all together.
The first place winners were Sher, Donna, Leslie and Beth. The second place winners were Judy, Cynthia
and Susan. PLUS Vicki outdid herself by making the first place prizes of Golf Cart Reversible seat covers!
The ladies loved them! What a gift. As Donna said, we thought she was just a pretty face with decorating
skills.
We’re moving to our summer schedule. Please note that as of June 1st, our tee time will be 9:30am with no
clinic.
And as many know, I had a Hole-in-One on #12 South. I know, amazing. This is a high handicapper who
made a Hole-in-One. Really!?! The message is that anyone can do it! Keep at it, take lessons from our
very talented pros and, most of all, have fun playing with such fabulous ladies!
Some of our Members have already left for the summer and others will follow shortly (I leave towards the
end of May). We look forward to your return.
Have a safe, happy and wonderful summer,
Janet

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Golf

Pairings Party: 2018 Derby Day Mixed Event
Pairings Party: Wednesday, May 2nd at 6:30pm
Format:
BBQ: Tournament: Saturday, May 5th
1:00pm Shotgun Start
South Course

Wednesday

Starting at 6:30pm, enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres with your cocktails
as the teams are blind drawn. Once all the teams have been drawn,
pari-mutuel wagering will be available.

Saturday

A-B-C-D Mixed Blind Draw
Two better balls of four (90% handicap) plus a team’s choice of a horse
running in the Kentucky Derby.

After your round, enjoy the “Kentucky Style” BBQ outback while you watch
the Derby (post time is approximately 6:04pm).

If a team’s horse comes in first, second, or third, then that team will respectively deduct three,
two, or one stroke(s).

If there is a tie for first, second, or third, then those teams will head back out on the course for a
sudden death playoff.

Entry: $95.00 inclusive/player includes: Wednesday night hors d’oeuvres, drinks on
the course, and the BBQ dinner.

This event is arguably the best mixed event of the year. Come on out and join in the fun of this
year’s Derby Day!

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FLCC’s Scholarship Golf Event
Saturday, May 12th
12:00pm Shotgun

The FLCC Scholarship Committee invites you to take part in a very special golf event in
support of the FLCC Scholarship Fund.
Who: Members and their guests.
Cost: $175 per person

Includes: Dinner, drinks on the course, a t-shirt and hat, special events, and the chance to
win a perpetual trophy with names engraved, cash prizes, and a car.

Most importantly, you’ll take part in helping an FLCC staff member or their child to further
their education.

Make your own foursome or we will pair you up.
Show additional support and advertise your company with the purchase of a tee sign for

$125.
Contact Dave Hopkins at [email protected] or 954-651-8974 for more information.

Sign up in the Pro Shop.

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Golf

2018 Memorial Day Weekend Mixed Event
Sunday, May 27th
9:00am Shotgun
North Course

Format: One net best ball of four on the Par 5’s
Two net better balls of four on the Par 4’s
Three net better balls of four on the Par 3’s

Entry: $40.00 inclusive per player to include drinks on the course, prize fund, and BBQ lunch
upstairs after golf

Visit the Pro Shop or call (954) 587-8040 to sign up.

Annual Men’s Golf Trip—Ireland August 2018

Spend 7 days in Killarney, Ireland tackling the green on the
Emerald Isle. Is the luck of the Irish on your side?
Cost: $4,275 per golfer based on double occupancy.
The price of the trip includes lodging, in-country transportation,
tours and golf rounds. A pre-trip dinner to go over the details is
included. Travel to and from Ireland and all meals are on your own.
Space is limited to 16 golfers who give a deposit of $1,200. Contact Michael O’Brien at
[email protected] or (954) 587-4700 to sign up.

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Men’s Wednesday Summer League

Schedule

Week Date Start Time Format
1 June 6 5:30 PM Individual Stableford

2 June 13 5:30 PM Individual Stableford

Format: Each week will host a 3 June 20 5:30 PM Individual Stroke Play
different nine hole format with
points awarded to all players 4 June 27 5:30 PM Two Person Teams (Scramble)
(even last place). There are
nineteen weeks of play, with BYE July 4
the top nine weeks counting
towards your total points. For 5 July 11 5:30 PM Individual Stableford
example, if a player misses ten
weeks during the summer, then 6 July 17 5:30 PM Individual Stroke Play
the other nine weeks will count
towards their score. If a player 7 July 25 5:30 PM Two Person Teams (Pinehurst)
participates in all nineteen
weekly matches, then the worst 8 August 1 5:30 PM Individual Stableford
ten scores will be eliminated
from their point total. The more 9 August 8 5:30 PM Individual Stroke Play
Wednesdays you play, the
better chance you have! 10 August 15 5:30 PM Individual Stableford
All games will be governed by
the USGA and local rules. 11 August 22 5:30 PM Individual Stroke Play
Winter rules apply. A player
may lift, clean, and replace (or 12 August 29 5:00 PM Two Person Teams (Best Ball)
“roll”) his ball in his own fairway
one scorecard length no nearer 13 September 5 5:00 PM Individual Stableford
the hole.
Entry Fee: $180/player 14 September 12 5:00 PM Individual Stroke Play
Includes: Weekly events,
playoff hors d'oeuvres, playoff 15 September 19 4:45 PM Individual Stableford
drinks, awards and prize fund
Winner and ties for 1st Place 16 September 26 4:45 PM Individual Stableford
are guaranteed a playoff spot.
17 October 3 4:45 PM Individual Stroke Play

18 October 10 4:30 PM Individual Stableford

19 October 17 4:30 PM Individual Stroke Play

Playoffs October 24 3:30 PM Playoffs

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Upcoming Guest Days Twilight Golf and Dinner
Fridays
Wednesday, May 9th
Friday, June 15th 5:30pm Shotgun
Sunday, July 15th
Entry: $16.00/couple
Wednesday, August 15th Format: 4 person mixed scramble with handicap
Friday, September 14th Handicaps: 20% of “A” players
Sunday, October 14th 15% of “B” players
Be sure to take advantage of 10% of “C” players
"Guest Day" by bringing out your 5% of “D” players
family, friends, and co-workers.
Equity members can make your Flights: There are two equal flights based on handicap.

tee times now. All golfing Prizes: Gross and net prizes are available.
members can bring all guests
That’s right members, twilight is back! What a great time to
for $50 each! play golf with your fellow members and also meet new
Note: Each member is only friends. Sign up in the Pro Shop.
permitted up to three (3) guests.

Summer Sunday Special Member Achievements

All guests after 12:00pm are only Gary Foster shot his age
$50 each every Sunday through (71) on Saturday, April
14th during the Men’s
October. Super Senior Finals,
securing him a victory.
Complimentary Congratulations, Gary!
Equity/Loyalty/Century

Clinic Days

Wednesday, May 23rd
Wednesday, June 20th

4:30-5:30pm
On the Driving Range
Equity, Loyalty and Century
members are invited to take
advantage of this special FREE
clinic! Your PGA professional
staff will give you the advice you
need to kick off the 2018

tournament season.

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2018 “Tater’s Tots”
Junior Summer Camp

Designed for beginner and intermediate Two Groups
skill levels, this fun and interactive Ages 3-7
summer camp for children ages 3-13 is Ages 8-13
the perfect introduction to the game of
golf. There are three sessions available at Designed for Beginner and Intermediate
$200 per child per session, or $550 for all Skill Levels
three sessions. Each day begins at Session 1
9:00am and is packed with putting,
chipping, and full swing instruction from Tuesday, June 26th – Friday, June 29th
our PGA Professional Staff, on course Session 2
activities, daily snacks, rules and etiquette
training. Tuesday, July 10th – Friday, July 13th
Session 3
Daily Schedule
Each day starts at 9:00am and ends at Tuesday, August 7th – Friday, August 10th
Conducted by Ken Tate, Dan Shana
12:00pm. and Clara Milligan.
Putting Instruction and Games No experience necessary.
Chipping Instruction and Games Open to the public.
Full Swing Instruction and Games
$200 per child per session OR $550 for all
On Course Activities THREE sessions.
PGA Professional Training
Visit the Pro Shop or call (954) 587-8040
Rules and Etiquette to register your child!
Daily Snacks

Fun for Kids of All Ages

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Golf

Basic Guidelines to Faster Play

A round of golf at the club should take approximately 3 hours and 50 minutes.
1. Be ready when it is your turn

· Be ready to hit while your playing partner is hitting
· Take more than one club if you are uncertain what to use
· Take a scoop of sand with you when going to hit a shot
2. Park your carts off to the side of the green-completely on the cart path (this will
allow the group behind to hit a bit sooner)
3. Save time on the greens (this is where most time is wasted)
· First, fix your ball mark promptly!
· Line up your putt while others are putting (again, be ready to play)
· Fix other ball marks while others are putting
· Immediately move quickly when the last player holes out
· Get your cart moving to the next tee before recording scores
4. Allow other to play through when:
· Your group is playing slower than the standard pace (which is three hours and 45

minutes), and/or the group behind you is waiting on every shot
· The group is an entire hole behind the group in front of you
· When the group stops at the halfway house and stays there long
· Enough for the following group to leave the previous green
Don’t forget about course etiquette. Proper course etiquette speeds up play for everyone.

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Golf Course Etiquette Reminders

Dress Code: Members and guests of the Walking: Although the majority of the
Club are expected to dress tastefully and to Membership rides an electric golf cart when
wear golf attire (i.e. clothes for sale in the playing golf, walking the courses has
Pro Shop or in any national golf publication). become very popular lately. That being said,
Please refer to the rules and regulations of the Golf Committee has asked the walkers to
the Club for specific restrictions/rules on this abide by some general etiquette.
matter.
· Make sure staff has given you plenty of
Course Maintenance: In order to keep up divot sand.
with proper golf course maintenance, please
remember to do the following while on the · Allow players in electric carts to play
course: through if there is no one in front of
you.
· Use the divot sand to properly fill in all
divots. Smooth the sand so it is level with · Never roll your push/pull cart across
the ground. Do not leave piles of sand in any green. Make sure you walk the cart
the divots. no closer than five feet from the fringe
of any green.
· Properly rake the bunkers. Enter and exit
the bunkers from the low points. Do no Tee Time Reservations: The Club’s policy
walk up or down the slope of any bunker. on making tee times is three days in advance
(equity members excluded). As always, your
· Repair ball marks. Go to your ball mark friendly Professional Golf Staff will make
first, properly fix your mark, then go to every effort to get you a spot or a game if
your ball. While you are waiting on your you show up without a tee time. However, all
playing partners, fix a couple of more members should make tee time reservations
marks. three days in advance to ensure a golf game.
Practicing on Golf Courses: Practicing
· Keep carts on the fairways and paths on the golf courses is strictly prohibited. In
whenever possible. For all par threes, the last couple of months, there have been
always keep the carts on the paths. members practicing on the golf courses.
Please note that the golf courses are for
· Do not drive carts on any slopes, off cart playing golf only. Members found practicing
paths, or around any bunker. on the golf courses will be sent a formal
letter from the Greens and Golf Committee
Chairpersons (both from the Board of
Directors).

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Summer Reciprocity with Other Private Clubs

With the summer season comes the opportunity to play other private facilities for a reduced rate.
Fort Lauderdale Country Club has once again secured some fine facilities to reciprocate with this
summer.
FLCC golfing members will have access to most of these facilities for $45-$50 per member.
Summer and social members may enjoy these facilities for the applicable guest rate (typically $75-
$85 per player).
Please contact the PGA professional staff to set up a tee time, as this is the only way you
will be able to make an arrangement.
Please note, all reciprocals run from May 15th through October 15th.

Boca Pointe Country Club • Boca Raton
Broken Sound Club • Boca Raton

Country Club of Coral Springs • Coral Springs
Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club • Coral Gables

Gleneagles Golf Club • Delray Beach
Grande Oaks Golf • Club, Davie

Ibis Golf and Country Club • West Palm Beach
Lago Mar Country Club • Plantation
Parkland Golf Club • Parkland

Polo Club of Boca Raton • Boca Raton
The Falls Country Club • Lake Worth
TPC at Eagle Trace • Coral Springs

Trump Doral • Miami
Turnberry Isle Resort • Aventura
Weston Hills Country Club • Weston

Greens Aerification Message

Greens aerification has started on the golf courses. The North Course was aerified in April and the
South Course will be done May 14-18. The complete schedule of golf course aerifications is listed
below.

North Course South Course
June 18-22 May 14-18
August 20-24 July 23-27
October 8-10
September 17-21

The good news is that since we have 36 holes, there will always be one gorgeous course!
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

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Thorguard Lightning Detection Protects Members and Guests

You can’t put a price on safety or peace of mind. The sensors on the roof of the Pro Shop can
detect a threat of lightning in a timely manner to allow members and guests to evacuate the
courses safely. When lightning is near, the Thorguard’s four horns will simultaneously blast
throughout both courses continuously for 15 seconds. When this happens, the golf courses are
automatically closed. All members and their guests must then seek shelter. Below is a list of do’s
and don’ts when lightning is in the area:

DO DON’T

Go to halfway house Continue playing golf
Go to clubhouse Park carts under trees or open shelters
Seek low areas Drive carts near fences or anything metal

The golf courses will remain closed until the system sounds an “all clear” to go back out. The “all
clear” will be three five second blasts from the horns. Please note that if the golf courses take
heavy rains, they will remain closed even after the all clear sounds. The Golf Professional
Staff will inform members and guests when the courses are open again. Additionally, the
sirens will continuously flash to let golfers know that the courses are still closed. There is also red
light in the Plantation Room and Men’s Grille that lets you know if the course is open or not.
Member safety is a top priority.

Upcoming Outside Events and Course Closures

The season of outside events is just around the corner! The Club hosts many charity/non-profit events
from March through May. If you have any interest in playing and supporting any of the below events,
please let the Pro Shop know and they will get you further information. Below are the confirmed
outside events through July:

Thursday, May 3rd ACE Event (9:00am - South)
Monday, May 7th USMMA Event (9:00am - South)
Thursday, May 10th CASF Event (BOTH COURSES CLOSED AT 12:30PM)
Saturday, May 12th Broward Education Foundation Event (12:00pm - South)
Thursday, May 31st St. Thomas Aquinas Event (1:00pm - South)
Friday, June 8th Sprit Airlines Event (9:00am - South)
Monday, June 11th FSGA Event (split tee-morning times - North)
Thursday, June 14th Fort Lauderdale Sistrunk Event (9:00am - South)
Monday, July 2nd Southern Chapter PGA Professional Event (9:00am - North)

Outside events bring significant revenues to the Club which, in turn, keeps member dues and fees in
check. Thank you in advance for your cooperation during these events.

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Golf

Golf Activities

Summer Weekly Golf Activities (Subject to Change)

Sunday: Men’s Under 20 Hdcp Throw-In (meet at 7:45am, golf at 8:00am)
Men’s Under 10 Hdcp Throw-In (meet at 8:00am, golf at 8:15am)
Mixed Throw-In (meet at 9:15am, golf at 9:30am)

Monday: Sandbaggers (call Pro Shop up to 8:15am, play at 9:00am)
Men’s Under 20 Hdcp Throw-In (meet at 11:30am, golf at 11:45am)

Tuesday: Ladies’ WGA 18 Hole Group (am times)
Men’s Throw-In (meet at 8:45am, golf at 9:00am)

Wednesday: Sandbaggers (call Pro Shop up to 8:15am, play at 9:00am)
Men’s Under 20 Hdcp Throw-In (meet at 11:30am, golf at 11:45am)
Nine, Wine, and Dine (meet at 5:15pm, golf at 5:30pm - starts May 23rd)
Men’s Summer League (meet times on schedule, page 21 - starts June 6th)

Thursday: Ladies’ Nine Holers (meet at 9:30am, play at 10:00am)
Men’s Throw-In (meet at 8:45am, golf at 9:00am)
Ladies’ Throw-In (meet at 8:45am, golf at 9:00am)

Friday: Sandbaggers (call Pro Shop up to 8:15am, play at 9:00am)
Men’s Under 20 Hdcp Throw-In (meet at 11:30am, golf at 11:45am)
Men’s Under 10 Hdcp Throw-In (meet at 1:15pm, golf at 1:30pm)
Twilight Golf at 5:30pm (sign up in the Pro Shop)

Saturday: Men’s Under 10 Handicap Throw-In (meet at 7:30am, golf at 7:45am)
Men’s Open Throw-In (meet at 8:30am, golf at 8:45am)
Ladies’ Open Throw-In (meet at 8:45am, golf at 9:00am)
Men’s Under 20 Hdcp Throw-In (meet at 10:30am, golf at 10:45am)

Single looking for a partner? No problem! The Pro Shop staff will pair you up with someone.

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2018 Summer Golf Events and Course Closures (Subject to Change)

May 2 (Wed) Derby Day Pairings Party
5 (Sat) Derby Day (1:00pm Shotgun - South)
14-18 (Mon-Fri) South Course Closed for Aerification
27 (Sun) Memorial Day Mixed Event (9:00am Shotgun - North)
U.S. Open at FLCC (Men: North, Ladies: South)
Jun 16 (Sat) North Course Closed for Aerification
18-22 (Mon-Fri) 4th of July Mixed Event (9:00am Shotgun - South)
The Open at FLCC (Men: South, Ladies: North)
Jul 4 (Wed) South Course Closed for Aerification
21 (Sat) The PGA at FLCC (Men: North, Ladies: South)
23-27 (Mon-Fri) Men’s Summer Member-Member (9:00am Both Days - North)
North Course Closed for Aerification
Aug 11 (Sat) Labor Day Weekend Mixed Event (9:00am Shotgun - South)
18-19 (Sat-Sun) South Course Closed for Aerification
20-24 (Mon-Fri)

Sept 2 (Sun)
17-21 (Mon-Fri)

Summer Guest Fees
May 1 - October 31

18 Holes: $75/player 9 Holes: $45/player
Family 18 Holes: $50/player Family 9 Holes: $30/player
Unaccompanied 18 Holes: $125/player Unaccompanied 9 Holes: $75/player
Guest Day 18 Holes: $50/player Guest Day 9 Holes: $30/player
Sun/Mon Equity Guest 18 Holes: $50/player Sun/Mon Equity Guest 9 Holes: $30/player
Non Equity Sunday 12pm 18 Holes: $50/player Non Equity Sunday 12pm 9 Holes: $30/player
Summer Reciprocal 18 Holes: $50/player Summer Reciprocal 9 Holes: $30/player

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Calendar

May

SUN Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3 4 5
WGALadies’ Sandbaggers OutsideEvent9AMS Sandbaggers BreakfastBuffet
Day Men'sUnder20Hdcp Ladies’NineHolers Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s&Ladies’Throw-In
Men’sThrow-In AlaCarteDinner Men’s Throw-In Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder10Hdcp
DerbyDayPairings Ladies’Throw-In TwilightGolf Men'sUnder20Hdcp
Party LadiesBroward AlaCarteDinner DerbyDayTournament
SummerLeague@ CincodeMayoSpecials
LagoMar MeettheBoard
SummerMemberOrientation

6 7 8 9 10 11 12
BreakfastBuffet OutsideEvent9AMS WGALadies’ Sandbaggers Ladies’NineHolers Sandbaggers BreakfastBuffet
Men'sUnder20Hdcp Sandbaggers Day Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s Throw-In Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s&Ladies’Throw-In
Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’sThrow-In GuestDay Ladies’Throw-In Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder10Hdcp
MixedThrow-In AlaCarteDinner OutsideEvent1PM TwilightGolf Men'sUnder20Hdcp
AlaCarteDinner BOTH HappyHour5-7pm FLCCScholarshipTournament

13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Mother’sDayBrunch Sandbaggers WGALadies’ Sandbaggers Ladies’NineHolers Sandbaggers BreakfastBuffet
Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men'sUnder20Hdcp Day Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s Throw-In Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s&Ladies’Throw-In
Men'sUnder10Hdcp SouthCourseClosed Men’sThrow-In AlaCarteDinner Ladies’Throw-In Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder10Hdcp
MixedThrow-In forAerification SouthCourse SouthCourse SouthCourse TwilightGolf Men'sUnder20Hdcp
Mother’sDayPrixFixe Closedfor Closedfor Closedfor HappyHour5-7pm 26
Dinner Aerification Aerification Aerification AlaCarteDinner BreakfastBuffet
BODMeeting SouthCourseClosedfor Men’s&Ladies’Throw-In
Aerification Men'sUnder10Hdcp
Men'sUnder20Hdcp
20 21 22 23 24 25 LHPYCKick-Off@LHPYC
Men'sUnder20Hdcp Sandbaggers WGALadies’ Sandbaggers Ladies’NineHolers Sandbaggers
Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder20Hdcp Day Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s Throw-In Men'sUnder20Hdcp
MixedThrow-In Men’sThrow-In Equity/Loyalty/ Ladies’Throw-In Men'sUnder10Hdcp
AlaCarteDinner CenturyClinic LadiesBroward TwilightGolf
AlaCarteDinner SummerLeague@ HappyHour5-7pm
Nine,Wine,andDine WestonHils AlaCarteDinner
LHPYCKick-Off@FLCC

27 28 29 30 31
Men'sUnder20Hdcp Sandbaggers WGALadies’ Sandbaggers Ladies’NineHolers
Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder20Hdcp Day Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s Throw-In
MixedThrow-In Men’sThrow-In AlaCarteDinner Ladies’Throw-In
MemorialDayMixed Nine,Wine,andDine Ladies’Thankful
Event Muligan
AlaCarteDinner OutsideEvent1PMS

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June Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

SUN

Save the Date: 1 2
4th of July Mixed Event Sandbaggers BreakfastBuffet
Guest Days - July 15, Aug 15 Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s&Ladies’Throw-In
Men’s Summer Member-Member - Aug 18-19 Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder10Hdcp
TwilightGolf Men'sUnder20Hdcp
AlaCarteDinner
MeettheBoard

3 4 5 6 7 8 9
BreakfastBuffet Sandbaggers WGALadies’ Sandbaggers Ladies’NineHolers Sandbaggers BreakfastBuffet
Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men'sUnder20Hdcp Day Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s Throw-In Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s&Ladies’Throw-In
Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men’sThrow-In Men’sSummer Ladies’Throw-In Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder10Hdcp
MixedThrow-In League OutsideEvent9AMS Men'sUnder20Hdcp
AlaCarteDinner TwilightGolf
Nine,Wine,andDine HappyHour5-7pm

10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Men'sUnder20Hdcp Sandbaggers WGALadies’ Sandbaggers Ladies’NineHolers Sandbaggers BreakfastBuffet
Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder20Hdcp Day Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s Throw-In Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s&Ladies’Throw-In
MixedThrow-In OutsideEventAMTimesN Men’sThrow-In Men’sSummer Ladies’Throw-In Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder10Hdcp
League OutsideEvent9AMS TwilightGolf Men'sUnder20Hdcp
AlaCarteDinner GuestDay
Nine,Wine,andDine HappyHour5-7pm
AlaCarteDinner

17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Father’sDayBrunch Sandbaggers WGALadies’ Sandbaggers Ladies’NineHolers Sandbaggers BreakfastBuffet
Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men'sUnder20Hdcp Day Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s Throw-In Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s&Ladies’Throw-In
Men'sUnder10Hdcp NorthCourseClosedfor Men’sThrow-In NorthCourse Ladies’Throw-In Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder10Hdcp
MixedThrow-In Aerification NorthCourse Closedfor LadiesBroward NorthCourseClosedfor Men'sUnder20Hdcp
24 Closedfor Aerification SummerLeague@ Aerification
Men'sUnder20Hdcp Aerification Men’sSummer EWGA TwilightGolf
Men'sUnder10Hdcp League NorthCourseClosed HappyHour5-7pm
MixedThrow-In Equity/Loyalty/ forAerification AlaCarteDinner
CenturyClinic BODMeeting
AlaCarteDinner

25 26 27 28 29 30
Sandbaggers WGALadies’ Sandbaggers Ladies’NineHolers Sandbaggers BreakfastBuffet
Men'sUnder20Hdcp Day Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s Throw-In Men'sUnder20Hdcp Men’s&Ladies’Throw-In
Men’sThrow-In Kids’Camp Kids’Camp Men'sUnder10Hdcp Men'sUnder10Hdcp
Kids’Camp Men’sSummer Ladies’Throw-In Kids’Camp Men'sUnder20Hdcp
League TwilightGolf
AlaCarteDinner HappyHour5-7pm
Nine,Wine,andDine AlaCarteDinner

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