February 2015 ScoreCard - Hunters Ridge Community Association

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Hunters Ridge Golf and Country Club
February 2015
Hunters Ridge Golf and Country Club – February 2015 ScoreCard
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
The 2015 Board is excited about all the upcoming opportunities
and things that are planned to happen in 2015. By February 7,
2015 those members of our Club who would like to be on a
committee for 2015 should have submitted their name to Chris
Durfey stating which committees they would like to serve on.
In addition to our existing committees we have created three
more committees or two committees and a large subcommittee.
These are a Safety Committee, Christmas/Holiday Decorations
and Beautification Committee, and a Special Events Committee
or subcommittee for hosting and organizing events like a Super
Bowl party or Kentucky Derby party. We would hope the
Board representatives and Committee Chairpersons give
maximum consideration to creating a subcommittee or two so
as to provide more input from volunteers who would like to
serve on a committee.
We hope to have another opportunity to get member input on
the Clubhouse Renovation project before mid-February. In the
meantime, any member who has an idea relative to the design
or features they would like to see incorporated into the project
should feel free to briefly describe their idea or suggestion and
then email it to our Board so it can be forwarded to GMA
Architects for their consideration. We plan to EBLAST to our
members, before the February member input meeting, a copy of
the latest floor plans and elevations for you to review prior to
the meeting.
Our new Food and Beverage Manager, Bill Berg, is more than
willing to hear your suggestions. Feel free to give him your
thoughts on menus, pricing, and food and beverage service,
presentation and special food and beverage events you would
like him to consider. Bill is planning to review menus, pricing,
hours of clubhouse and The Ridge availability to our members
both in and out of season. We are very fortunate we found such
a well-qualified F&B Manager with so many years of gated
country club food and beverage service experience. He has
even been a server, maître d’, bartender, assistant F&B
manager and F&B manager. He will be able to take our Club
to the next higher level of Country Club Dining and Beverage
service!
Our Board welcomes Joanne Schoen to the Board. Our Board
also honors the 13 years of service Harold King gave to
Hunters Ridge BBA Board 2000-2006 with BBA Development
and 2007-2014 to HRCA. Harold's hard work and commitment
to leaving Hunters Ridge financial sound was evidenced by
HRCA spending nearly $1,000,000 without asking the
members for any type of money assessment.
We want to close by reminding everyone Hunters Ridge
survived the foreclosure of the early 1990's, the turnover from
BBA to HRCA (which compared to most turnovers from the
developer to the community went nearly flawless), the
downturn of the economy several years ago. Back when
Hunters Ridge was being developed by BBA they used the
motto “Circle of Friends”. Let’s all make the Hunters Ridge
motto of “Circle of Friends” be the motto of HRCA henceforth.
Try waving at folks and smiling or just asking them how are
you doing? A smile and a pat on the back or hug or handshake
means a lot.
Fred Forbes, Board President
Life is Good at Hunters Ridge!
Several exciting activities are right around the corner.
Preparations and planning continue to move along with both the
architects and construction managers on the main dining room
renovation project. Our hopes are to begin this project no later
than the third week in April right after the Bonnie and Clyde
golf outing. A tremendous amount of roof truss work needs to
be performed and completed as quickly as possible so that the
room is “dried” in before the summer rainy season begins. Due
to all the new construction currently taking place in southwest
Florida, the lead time for new trusses can be as much as eight to
ten weeks. Our architects are finalizing the truss plans so that
trusses can be ordered as soon as possible. We will keep you
informed with our proposed schedule for the dining room
renovation project as soon as we know a little more.
Shortly after Memorial Day we will be performing several
horticultural practices on the golf course. Such practices
include scalping, core aeration, verticuting and top-dressing.
Scalping is an excellent practice for Bermuda grass fairways
and roughs and is achieved by aggressively lowering mowing
heights below the desired range for a short duration. After
scalping, a new turf canopy develops and this greatly improves
turf grass uniformity and consistency. Following the scalping
comes the core aerification and verticuting. The roughs and
fairways will be aerated and verticut twice throughout the
summer months, early June and in the later part of August. The
greens and tees will be aerated and verticut two to four times
throughout the summer as well. This summer we will also be
sand topdressing all fairways. Sand topdressing improves
surface smoothness and decreases plugged lies that can occur
on fairways with increased organic matter. Routine sand
topdressing improves fairway root zone, increasing the soils
ability to leach salts and improve root growth. Once again, as
soon as we know the schedule for the upcoming course closings
over the late spring/early summer, we will let you know.
Thank you in advance for all your support, understanding and
patience.
Don Huprich, General Manager
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recommended. The Idea is to redistribute the healthy
CHIP SHOTS
turf back across the damaged area. Properly fixed ball
The New Year has brought us a lot of holemarks heal faster. A great practice is to not only fix
in-ones! Phyllis Schulte started of the New
your ball mark but one more. If everyone did this, it
Year with a hole-in-one on January 1st on
would never be an issue.
Hole #16! Followed by Wayne Slabach on
2. Be flagstick friendly. Please be careful when removing
January 3rd on Hole #16, then Keith Glover
th
or replacing the flagstick so the cup is not damaged.
on January 6 on Hole #5, then Derek Denson on January
th
th
Please do not drop the flag stick on the green surface. It
12 on Hole #16, then Terri Butler on January 16 on Hole
should be laid down gently. The total cost for a flag,
#3…who is next? Congrats to all! Don’t forget to sign up
flagstick and cup is $135. So taking care of the
in the Golf Shop for the 2015 Hole-In-One Club!
equipment on our greens also makes financial sense.
We started off the New Year with 60 golfers playing in the
3. Please use proper bunker etiquette. Always use two
Bloody Mary Open. This year’s winning team was Andy &
hands to rake bunkers to insure they are raked properly
Sandy Rogalski with Bill & Diane Bell. The closest to the
leaving them as smooth as possible. Most people only
pin winners were Hole #3 – Andy Rogalski, Hole #5 – Diane
use one hand. And leave the bunker rakes in the proper
Bell, Hole #8 – Paul Lavasseur, Hole #16 – Phyllis Schulte
spot when finished using them. Ours are to be left lying
with a hole-in-one. Nice start to the year!
outside of the bunker. Enter and exit the bunker from
the low side even though it may require walking a little
The 14th Annual Guys & Dolls Couples Golf Event had 100
golfers participating in the 36-hole Shamble Format. The
further to do so. Never walk up or down the bunker face
competition was a lot fun for all! Congratulations to the
regardless of whether that face is sand or grass. This
team of Steve Curtis, Al Perrotta, Dr. Joanne Schoen and
can be quite damaging and not so safe physically. After
Jeannine Muschinski for winning the Sky Masterson Flight
leaving a bunker please make sure you have knocked
the sand off of the bottom of your shoes before walking
and Richard Beane, Jim Tucker, Sally Singer and Jane Shaw
for winning the Sister Sarah Brown Flight. The closest to the
onto the green.
pin winners were; Hole #3 – Susan Tinkel and Bill Kelly,
4. Please fill your divots in fairways, roughs and tees.
Hole #5 – Bill Bell and Margie Dunn, Hole #8 – Bill Bell
Drop in enough sand to completely fill the divot before
and Edie Paetow, Hole #16 – Mary Jo Burke and Jim Tucker.
stepping on it to level it with the surrounding ground.
Thank you for your participation. The Bonnie & Clyde
And try not to overfill the divot. I am more concerned
Couples Scramble Event will be played on April 20th, 21st &
with getting everyone to fill divots but it is true that the
22nd.
sand is abrasive and can have a slight impact on the
During the months of February and March, the golf course
sees the most play. All of us can use a reminder about how
to leave the golf course better than you found it. As you
know, there are some basic rules of golf etiquette to follow.
The following was forwarded to me and I thought it would
be good for our membership to read. Thank you for taking
the time.
1.
Maybe the most important is fixing your ball marks on
the greens. The greens typically represent 2 to 3 percent
of the total turf on a course but it is where the majority
of time is spent. It is also the only turf on the course
where the ball touches the turf nearly all of the time
once it has made it onto the green. So, if there is a
surface imperfection in the path of the ball to the hole it
can be reflected in the putt. The greens are also where
most dollars are spent on a per square foot basis. So for
these reasons the greens should be given the most
respect. Not only is it important to fix balls marks but it
should be done properly. Ball marks should be pulled in
from the outside edges then tapped down with the head
of the putter. Lifting up in the middle is not
sharpness of a mower’s cutting units so too much
should be avoided. If you happen to see an unfilled
divot close by, maybe you could fill that one also.
5. Please pick up your tee after teeing off. Not only are
tees lying around unsightly, they can be damaging to
our mowers.
6. There is no doubt that cart traffic is damaging to the
course. In Southwest Florida we have by far the most
cart traffic during the time when we have the least
amount of turf growth. So the recovery from that traffic
is much slower than in the warmer months. As a general
rule of thumb, cart paths should be utilized as much as
possible. We do still have a 90 degree rule in place.
And when using cart paths, try to keep all four tires on
the path. Some golfers have a habit of cutting corners a
little to close and run over the edge of the turf. You can
see where this happens regularly because the turf is
worn out there and is usually almost gone. If you could
avoid driving in the same path, it would be helpful.
When I play golf, I try to make it a habit to enter or exit
in areas that have very little signs of wear.
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The 26th Annual Ladies
Member/Guest Classic “Follow the
Yellow Brick Road” will be held on
Thursday March 19th. An optional
Wednesday Evening “Opening
Night!” for you and your guest will
include Live Entertainment
featuring Nevada Smith and our
own Mark Outerbridge! The
tournament entry fee is $120 ($130
if you have not joined the HRLO) and includes golf for
your guest, awards luncheon, prizes, a “Special”
Tournament Gift for you and your guest and much more!
Start signing up after February 1st. Bring a check (made
out to HRLO) and your guest information to the golf shop
and pick up an invitation to send to your guest. Make
your own foursome or ask the golf shop to pair you. Sign
up today in the golf shop. Space will be limited to 144
golfers.
Our 12th Annual Ladies 9-hole Invitational will be on
Thursday, April 9th. The theme is “Rhinestone
Cowgirls”. The committee is working hard on putting
together another great event. Keep in mind; you may
invite a guest to join you. More info will be available in
the near future.
The 2015 Men’s Hunters Ridge Member/Guest Classic is
less than a month away! Check with the Golf Shop Staff
to make sure we have your guest’s information and for
possible openings. If you have not paid, please drop off a
check made out to Hunters Ridge.
REMINDER: Some of the formats for golf events
require an even number of participants. The Golf Shop
monitors the numbers and may remove the sign-up sheet
days before the event. This will ensure a quality event for
all participants. We strive to provide the best golf
experience for you. Thank you for your continued
support.
Rob Harpster, Director of Golf
Upcoming Events
Sunday, February 8th
Mixed Golf Event with Brunch
Tuesday & Thursday
February 10th & 12th
Ladies Member/Member
Wednesday & Friday
February 11th & 13th
Men’s Member/Member
Thursday, Friday & Saturday
February 26th, 27th & 28th
Men’s Member-Guest Classic
Tuesday & Thursday
March 3rd & 5th
2-Day Ladies Ringer Event
Wednesday & Saturday
March 4th & 7th
2-Day Men’s Ringer Event
Tuesday, March 10th
Ladies Monthly Scramble
Wednesday, March 11th
Men’s Monthly Scramble
Wednesday & Thursday
March 18th & 19th
Ladies Member-Guest
“Follow the Yellow Brick Road”
Saturday & Sunday
March 28th & 29th
Men’s & Ladies Club Championship
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TRIPS'S QUIPS: RULES, TIP, & MORE!
It's been a while since I covered any rules topics here in my
column so I figured I would test your knowledge of the Rules
with a little quiz. The answers will follow on another page.
Good luck. I hope you enjoy it
and do well.
TRIP'S RULES QUIZ:
1) In which instance can a player touch the line without
penalty?
a) With their towel in removing a loose impediment.
b) With their club in removing casual water.
c) With their club when tapping down a spike mark.
d) With their club while practicing a stroke half way to the
hole.
2) Which of the following are included in the area defined as
through the green?
a) Teeing ground and putting green of the hole being played.
b) Bunker and lateral water hazard on adjacent hole.
c) Areas that are out of bounds.
d) Fairway and putting green on adjacent hole.
3) In Match Play, if a player plays a ball dropped in a wrong
place, the penalty is loss of hole.
a) True.
b) False.
4) When a player's ball is farther from the hole than
an opponent's ball, the player is said to have the honor.
a) True.
b) False.
5) The ball is in play, when the player has
a) Taken his stance and grounded their club on the teeing
ground.
b) Made a stroke with the ball from within the teeing ground.
c) Place the ball on a tee within the teeing ground.
d) Found the ball at rest out of bounds.
6) When a cart is being move by one of the players sharing it,
the cart and everything in it are deemed to be that
player's equipment
a) True.
b) False.
7) Information on the Rules of Golf is sometimes considered
advice
a) True.
b) False.
8) In a single match, a player is entitled to the following
EXCEPT:
a) Practice putt on the putting green of the hole just
completed.
b) Make full swing practice strokes with his driver on the
driving range after the 9th hole of an 18 hole match.
c) Putt out after his stroke have been conceded.
d) Practice on the competition course before a round.
9) As the player attempts a stroke at his ball, he discontinues
the swing during the downswing, but before reaching the
ball. What is the ruling?
a) If the player discontinued the swing voluntarily before
reaching the ball, he is deemed to have made a stroke.
b) If the player discontinued the swing voluntarily during the
downswing he is deemed NOT to have made a stroke.
c) If the player discontinued the swing involuntarily because
the club was stopped by an outside agency, he is deemed
NOT to have made a stroke.
10) A player is NOT permitted to clean their ball without
penalty in which one of the following?
a) The player lifts his ball because it interferes with or assists
another player.
b) The player accidentally moves their ball and it must be
replaced.
c) The player marks the position o and lifts their ball from the
putting green.
d) The player lifts their ball from an area of ground under
repair to take relief.
Well, how do you think you fared? Golf is a game of many
rules and learning and knowing them makes the game more
enjoyable for everyone. I highly recommend that ALL PLAYERS
carry a copy of The Rules of Golf in their bags for reference
when rules situations arise during your round. Knowing how
to proceed is absolutely essential to playing the game
properly. Remember, you, as a golfer, are keeper of the
Rules: know them and protect them. (Answers on following
page)
Keep it in the Short Grass!
Trip Stracka, PGA
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MEMBERSHIP MESSAGES
Have you met Bill yet? Bill Berg is our
new Food and Beverage Manager and we
are very pleased and excited to have him
on board with the “Hunters Ridge Team”.
He is happy to be here with us and can’t
wait to meet all of you. So, needless to say, our food and
beverage operation is in full swing! We hope you get to
meet Bill before hand, but just in case, come and join us
for our Island Party at the Ridge on February 13 when we
officially welcome Bill to Hunters Ridge!
Join us on February 1 at 5:30pm for a Hunters Ridge style
“Superbowl Party”. Seating is first come, first served and
we will have a special menu available full of “half time”
favorites. We hope to see you there.
On Sunday, February 8th, we will be having a Brunch
Buffet from 11:00am-2:00pm. Reservations are preferred
and the regular Sunday Menu will not be available. The
Price for this Brunch is $18.95.
We will be holding the before mentioned Island Party at
The Ridge on Friday, February 13 from 4:30 to 6:30pm
with Hunters Ridge own “The Initials”. Join us for a
lovely “Island Style” buffet. The price is $18.95 and you
can reserve at 992-1073.
Saturday, February 21st is our monthly dinner dance with
entertainment by Joe Marino and All the Kings Men from
7-10:00pm Dinner will be served from 6-7:00pm. The
price for this event is $32.95. Hopefully, the weather will
cooperate and we will be on the patio for this event.
Please make your reservations early for all of our events
with entertainment. We try to hold these events on our
patio in order to accommodate all who want to attend.
Unfortunately, the weather sometimes refuses to
cooperate with us as in the case of Cahlua and Cream! We
had 230 people seated between the main dining room and
the grill room. We did the best we could to take care of
those who had reservations and we greatly appreciate
those of you who came and were so supportive of the
event. So, in case of rain or it is too cold to be held
outside, all events will be moved into the clubhouse. We
will take only as many reservations as we can
accommodate inside and then the rest will be on a wait
list. As we get close to the event we will let those on the
wait list know if we can get them in. Let’s keep our
fingers crossed for great weather for the rest of the season.
As always we thank you for allowing us to be a part of
your “Hunters Ridge dining experience”!
Are you interested in being a CERT volunteer? Our next
Community Emergency Response Team Basic Training
Course (CERT) will be held Thurs. & Fri. February 19-20,
2015 from 8:30AM-5PM at Station 4, 27701 Bonita
Grande Dr. This two day course is offered free of charge
by the Bonita Springs Fire Control & Rescue District.
You must attend both days to be considered CERT
certified. Please contact Natalie Hughes at the Bonita
Springs Fire Department for additional information.
The fishing club held its organizational meeting on
January 29th. The club has been pleased with the
member’s interest and the attendance. The rules of the
club were established and it was decided that an
original fee will be charged of $25.00 to cover any cost of
the club, including speaker cost and their meals. The first
speaker was Mark Outerbridge, our assistant pro, who also
is a renowned fishermen. He spoke about fishing in South
Florida covering the Everglades, backwater and offshore.
He did an excellent job explaining each area. The first
trip open to our members will be off shore with A&B
Charters out of Naples Harbor. The trip is planned for
February 17th at 12:30pm. The Charter boat is 40 feet
long and has shaded fishing area, restroom and will be
managed by a Captain and Mate. We will be going for 4
1/2 hours and out 15 to 20 Miles. The cost per member
will be $115 which includes the trip and tip for the
Captain and Mate. Sign up for the trip must be by
February 5th. Once signed up you will not be able to
cancel, if unable to go you may have a person in
your place. For additional information call any one of the
following, Chuck Ingersoll, Norm Jalbert, Ron Parmiter or
Bill Bell.
Chris Durfey, Membership Director
ANSWERS TO GOLF QUIZ:
You'll be able to find the specific rule or definition in
"The Rules of Golf" or online at the USGA's website
www.usga.org. I hope you did well!
1) "A"--Rule 16-1
2) "B"--Definition of Through the Green
3) "True"--Rule 20-b
4) "False"--Definition of Honor
5) "B"--Definition of Ball in Play
6) "True"--Definition of Equipment
7) "False"--Definition of Advice
8) "B"--Rule 7-2
9) "B"--Definition of Stroke
10)"A"--Rule 22
Check out our Website (huntersridge-ca.com), Comcast Channel 196 and the many Bulletin Boards for information
about all our exciting upcoming events. For details call Chris at 239-992-4900 or Bill at 239-992-1073.
TIME
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
7:00am
Get Pumped
L.A.B.
Legs, Abs, Buns
Absolute Core
w/Pilates
L.A.B.
Legs, Abs, Buns
Get Pumped
8:00am
Tone n’
Strengthen
Tone n’
Strengthen
Tone n’
Strengthen
8:30am
Strictly
Stretching
Strictly Stretching
Strictly
Stretching
Beginner’s
Zumba
Beginner’s
Zumba
9:00am
9:30am
Iron Abs
w/Pilates
Zumba
(45 Minutes)
Ladies Bridge
10:00am
Aqua Zumba
11:30am
Circuit Training
Circuit Training
Circuit Training
(Limited to 6 People
(Limited to 6 People)
(Limited to 6 People
12:00pm
1:00pm
SATURDAY
Water Aerobics
Yoga
7:00pm
Dancing with
Mel
Aqua Zumba
Aqua Zumba
Men’s
Gin Rummy
Men’s
Gin Rummy
(Clubhouse Men’s
Card Room)
(Clubhouse Men’s
Card Room)
(Clubhouse Men’s
Card Room)
Mahjong
Knit & Crochet
(Clubhouse Ladies
Card Room)
Ladies Bridge
Dominoes
Couples Bridge
4:00pm
Water Aerobics
Men’s
Gin Rummy
Mahjong
1:00pm
3:00pm
Water Aerobics
Yoga
Movie Night
Important Phone Numbers
Sunday
1
Brunch 10:30-2:00pm
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Get Pumped 7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Yoga 4:00pm
4
8
9
Couples Golf event
w/Brunch
6:45pm
Main Dining Room
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Book Hunters Book Club
1:00pm Activity Center
Get Pumped 7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Yoga 4:00pm
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Ladies Bridge
L.A.B. 7:00am
Beginner’s Zumba 9:00am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Absolute Core w/Pilates
7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Yoga 4:00pm
10
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Mix & Mingle Dinner
5:00-8:00pm
Couples Bridge
11
L.A.B. 7:00am
Beginner’s Zumba 9:00am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Absolute Core w/Pilates
7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Yoga 4:00pm
Dancing w/Mel
7:00pm Activity Center
Intermediate Classes
Ladies Member/Member
992-4900
Restaurant Reservations
992-1073
Golf Pro Shop
947-6467
Accounting/Activity Center
992-5393
Security
992-7691
Thursday
5
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Mix & Mingle Dinner
5:00-8:00pm
Couples Bridge
Dancing w/Mel
7:00pm Activity Center
Intermediate Classes
Special Brunch Buffet
11-2:00pm
(No regular menu)
Wednesday
Clubhouse Administration
6
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Ladies Day Golf
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Ladies Bridge
Men’s Member/Member
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Saturday
7
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Dinner 5:00-8:00pm
Men’s Day Golf
L.A.B.
Movie Night
Legs, Abs, Buns 7:00am
Iron Abs w/Pilates
Hunters
Ridge Utility 7:00pm
992-6061
Beginner’s Zumba
9:00am
8:00am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Get Pumped 7:00am
Zumba 9:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
Game Day
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
Pub Night 5-8:00pm
Circuit Training 11:30am
12
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Friday
13
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
L.A.B.
Legs, Abs, Buns 7:00am
Beginner’s Zumba 9:00am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Game Day
14
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
The Ridge Island Party
w/The Initials from:
4:30-6:30pm
Reserve 992-1073
6
Pub Night 5-8:00pm
Main Dining Room
Ladies Member/Member
Golf w/Luncheon
Movie Night
7:00pm
Get Pumped 7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Men’s Member/Member
Golf w/Luncheon
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Dinner 5-8:00pm
Iron Abs w/Pilates
8:00am
Zumba 9:00am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
15
Brunch 10:30-2:00pm
6:45pm
Main Dining Room
Main Dining Room
16
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Get Pumped 7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Yoga 4:00pm
17
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Mix & Mingle Dinner
5:00-8:00pm
Couples Bridge
Ladies Day Golf
L.A.B. 7:00am
Beginner’s Zumba 9:00am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Dancing w/Mel
7:00pm Activity Center
Intermediate Classes
22
Brunch 10:30-2:00pm
6:45pm
Main Dining Room
23
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Get Pumped 7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Yoga 4:00pm
Dancing w/Mel
7:00pm Activity Center
Intermediate Classes
24
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Mix & Mingle Dinner
5:00-8:00pm
Couples Bridge
Ladies Day Golf
L.A.B. 7:00am
Beginner’s Zumba 9:00am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
18
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Ladies Bridge
Absolute Core w/Pilates
7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Yoga 4:00pm
25
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Ladies Bridge
Men’s Day Golf
Absolute Core w/Pilates
7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Yoga 4:00pm
19
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
L.A.B.
Legs, Abs, Buns 7:00am
Beginner’s Zumba 9:00am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Game Day
Pub Night 5-8:00pm
20
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Movie Night
7:00pm
Get Pumped 7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Brunch with Lylian
10:15am
Activity Center
26
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
L.A.B.
Legs, Abs, Buns 7:00am
Beginner’s Zumba 9:00am
Water Aerobics 10:00am
Game Day
No Pub Night due to
Men’s Member Guest
Men’s Member Guest
Stag Night and
Practice Round
27
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
Grill Room Bar
open till 5:00pm
Movie Night
7:00pm
Get Pumped 7:00am
Tone n’ Strengthen 8:00am
Strictly Stretching 8:30am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
Circuit Training 11:30am
Men’s Member Guest
Round 1
21
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
No Regular Dinner
Iron Abs w/Pilates
8:00am
Zumba 9:00am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
Dinner Party
w/Joe Marino and
All the King’s Men
Dinner 6-7:00pm
Entertainment 7-10pm
28
Lunch 11:00-3:00pm
No Regular Dinner
Iron Abs w/Pilates
8:00am
Zumba 9:00am
Aqua Zumba 10:00am
Men’s Member Guest
Finals and Evening
Dinner Party with
Renata and Paul

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