August Newsletter

June - July - August 2012

www.OnionCreekClub.com

Join us poolside every Tuesday night in June for

live acoustical performances by some of Austin’s best country musicians!

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Father’sDay

is June 17th!More details

on page 7

From the Manager …Justin Jafarian, General Manager Marcia Rindfleisch, Membership and Member Relations

Membership News … This year has provided us with some of the best weather in quite some time, and as I write this we have yet to see a day over 100 degrees. Timely showers have given us just the right amount of rainfall, and golf course conditions are flourishing. As the weather heats up and we edge closer to the inevitable “dog days” of summer, activities around the Club and opportunities for the entire family to enjoy the facilities are plentiful. Our new “Tunes ‘n June” concert series starts on June 5th and continues every Tuesday evening in June. This live music event is free for Onion Creek Members, and a great opportunity to hear some very accomplished musicians in the type of intimate setting that you can only find in Austin. Whether listening to the sounds of Kyle Park, playing a round of golf with Dad on Father’s Day, or enjoying a “Dive-in” Movie at the pool, be sure to take advantage of everything your Club has to offer during these summer months.

I am pleased to welcome our new Director of Tennis, Jennifer Gray, to Onion Creek Club. Jenny returns to the area after serving as the Director of Tennis at The Club at Cimarron in Mission, TX for the last three years. Jenny is an active member of the USPTA and USPTA Texas for over ten years, and was recently honored with the 2011 USPTA Texas Pro of the Year Award. Please join me in offering Jenny a big Onion Creek welcome.

Don’t forget to follow Onion Creek Club on Facebook for more updates and information about activities around the Club.

See you at the Club!

SUMMER IS HERE and it is time to plan your Pool Parties! What better way to celebrate the joys of summer than to gather

all those you love for a fun-filled day by the Pool? Birthdays, Anniversaries, Family Reunions, or no reason at all.

JUST HAVE A PARTY!To check availability and get more information, call Linda Pena

at 512-383-2004 or email at [email protected]

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ONION CREEK COUNTRY CLUB

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SWIMMING LESSONS


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Golf Shop News Golf Course MaintenanceMichael Moore, Golf Course Superintendent

I hope everyone enjoyed the beautiful spring weather we had over the last couple months and have geared up for the long dog days of summer. This year started out pretty well with a mild winter, but got a little rough in the spring time with a tough transition on about 6 to 7 greens throughout the course. These greens typically have a tougher transition each year due to the size of the green, the location of the greens near trees, as well as poor drainage. With the milder winter and spring however, we were able to get these greens back a little faster than in years past. These troubled greens have shown small signs of improvement each year; however we have not totally eliminated our annual problems. You can be assured that we are trying to learn from years past, and taking new and different approaches to alleviate these problems in the future.For example, on #1 Original green we changed up several ofthings this spring to hopefully make our transition next springseem more seamless. We reshaped the back half of that green toincrease its size, along with lowering the collar on the back of the green to create a place for the water to surface drain off of this green. Along with changing some of the grades and sizes around the green; we put a different type of grass on the back half of that green that performs better in the shade. This will be a test plot for the next couple of years to see how these newer grasses will perform on our course. We are very optimistic that this will alleviate many of the annual problems that we are having on this green. Each year moving forward, we will be doing this to all of these problem greens to hopefully keep these annual transition problems to a minimal.As always, we appreciate your patience as we make theseimprovements to the golf course, and look forward to a greatsummer of golf!

John Ferguson, PGA Head Golf Professional

Upcoming June / July / August Golf Events

June 1-3

June 4 and 25

June 7 – 10

June 10 – 12

June 18

June 21

June 23

June 24

June 29

June 30

Couples Invitational

STPGA Junior/Adult 64 players

STPGA Junior 75 players

Club Championship

Aerify Greens - Severe

Texas Police Games 120 players*

Texas Police Games 120 players*

Austin Golf Association 40 players*

Dave Baxter 80 players*

Bill Bass - Reschedule

JuneJuly 1,2

July 4

July 13

July 14

July 16

July 22

July 25

July 30

July 30, 31

August 4,5

August 4

August 12

August 18

August 19

US Kids State Finals*

Firecracker Open

TAMAAC 80 players*

MGA Legends

STPGA Junior Tour*

Couples Shamble

TAAHP 80 players*

Texas Public Power Assoc.*

Aerify Greens - Medium

August

MGA Williard Connolly

Optimist Club 100 players*

Knights of Columbus 72 players*

Goker 36 players

US Kids*

July

*Denotes outside event

2012 Men's Member-GuestTournament

September 19th-22nd

Gentlemen, Mark Your Calendars!Don't miss this great opportunity to show off your Legendary Club!Early Bird Special$550/team if you register before the end of July!!!$600/team after that

More information in the Pro Shop!


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OCCLA NewsNora Nielsen

Board Meeting9:30 am ~ LLRJune 6 - July 3 -August 1 -

Ladies Bunko6:45 pm – 19th HoleJune 13 -

July 11 -

August 8 -

Bring 10 one dollar bills.

Evening Book Club7:30 pm - 19th HoleJune 27 - Lady of the Rivers by Philippa GregoryJuly 27 - The Paris Wife by Paula McClainAugust 29 - In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez

OCCLA News OCCLA has received confirmation fromSgt. R. Spiller that our packages have arrived in Afghanistan and were much appreciated. Thank you for all your support for our Save Our Soldier program.

I never imagined I would be writing this letter so soon, when we were installed as the OCCLA Officers in May 2011. But despite all of the unexpected events of the past year, due to the fantastic planning of our dear Diana Barnard and the OCCLA board members she assembled, we have had a very successful year. It has been a very unique year requiring much flexibility. Thanks to each and every one of our members who stepped in to help as needed. Without everyone’s help and generosity this would not have been possible.

We raised over $4800 at the Artisans Showcase, and $2792 for scholarships at a Silent Auction with items generously donated by OCCLA members. An additional $950 was added to the Scholarship Fund via memorials and individual donations.

In the name of OCCLA, we were able to make a total of $7600 in charitable donations to such worthy causes as the Bastrop Relief Fund, SafePlace, Breast Cancer Resource Center, and the American Legion. We were able to return over $3700 to our members in such items as programs, birthday lunches, and door prizes. We’ve awarded $3250 in scholarships to 3 very deserving Onion Creek Club employees.

And, along the way we were able to have a lot of fun. We went on a bus trip to Retama, enjoyed a wonderful production of Oklahoma at Texas State University, decorated and undecorated the club for the holidays, hosted a Christmas Dance for more than 150 people, and co‐sponsored the New Year’s Eve party attended by 135 people.

I don’t believe I have ever been involved with a more caring group of women. Thank you for allowing me to fulfill Diana’s Presidential term. Now it’s time for our new OCCLA officers lead by President Cindy Keister to make their mark. Best wishes to each of them. I look forward to another amazing year.

Blessings,Jill Brown

OCCLA President LetterJill Brown


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Green CommitteeBob Baeumel

As of this writing, the course is really shaping up for some great summer play. There are still a few greens that are struggling with the transition even with the extra venting and sanding, e.g. Michael has already resodded some areas around number one Original while he reworks the back sand trap. Numbers 3, and 4 have a few bad spots as does 10 and 18. But by the end of May, these should be grown in as well. For those of us that have been here a while, this year has been a difficult one, primarily due to the drought last year and the fairly dry winter and spring we have had. Now that we are seeing 80 and 90 degree temperature, the Bermuda will take off.

The tree project is on schedule, though the tree types had to be adjusted due to the limited availability of certain species at the nursery. The crepe myrtle move to the area between number one tee and the practice green should be completed by the end of May. As you have noticed, the tunneling project has been completed and renovation of the area will begin in the next couple months.

Regarding the winner of my question on which green is the smallest - the answer is number 10 North with a green size of 3021 square feet. The winner of a sleeve ot Titleist ProV1's - Peter Villesi. Question for this quarter - Which green is the largest - include an estimate as to its size in square feet, in caseof any ties.

For those of you that know about my book writing project, my wife gave me a present for finally completing it - she sent me to the Legends of Golf in Savanna, Georgia the week of April 15th. What a treat - The first two days were the 70 and older group- 36 players of which 25 had played at Onion Creek. Unfortunately for them, the crowds were sparse - my guess is maybe 1000 people were on the course, if that many. These guys can still play with a winning score of 21 under for the two day best ball event. Gibby Gilbert and JC Snead each took home $60,000. The last place team of 89 year old Doug Ford and his partner 83 old Billy Maxwell were 12 over par. Of the 38 teams, only 3 were over par. I was able to meet a few of the players I interviewed over the phone which was a real treat. One thing was very apparent - the crowds for the tournament for the week might have totaled 25,000. But I guess by today's standards, that is pretty good - but not by Onion Creek standards.

Enjoy your summer on the course!

Environmental StewardshipPete League

BAT BOXES. The bat nesting box sponsored by Mike Northcutt has been put in place between the two ponds on #8 North Course. A second box, sponsored by Don Milberger, is located about fifty yards beyond the green on #12 North Course. Look for it on your right as you walk or rideto the 13th tee.

We purchased these bat boxes, which are of a new cylindrical design, from Bat Conservation and Management, Inc., www.batmanagement.com. Anyone may sponsor a bat box. Contact me if you have questions. The total cost is about $225.

NATURAL AREAS. During the past several weeks, Superin-tendent Michael Moore cut the grasses in the 22 acres of the natural areas we set aside as part of the Audubon InternationalCertification project. Because of the recent severe drought conditions, these areas became a big weed patch. Michael’s crew has applied a herbicide that is completely safe to the animals and insects (when applied at the labeled rates, which it has been). Our goal is for these areas to look well-manicured with minimal maintenance (no mowing, watering, fertilizing and applying chemicals).

We had been using the expression Environmentally Sensitive Area. That was incorrect since that is an identifier assigned by a governmental agency in specific protected land cases. Henceforth, the areas at Onion Creek Club marked with grey stakes with green tips will be known as Natural Areas.Please, no cart carts in Natural Areas.

Our golf professional, John Ferguson, has already announced

that Natural Areas will be played through the green per The

Rules of Golf: If you find your ball, play it as it lies. If the

ball is unplayable, use the unplayable lie rule. If you cannot

find your ball, use the lost ball rule.

BLUEBIRD NESTING BOXES. Thanks to Tootie Boswell, John Drake, and Reed Helmly for stepping forward to monitor the many bluebird boxes throughout the course. We can always use additional help on this project. Just give me a call.


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OCC Dining Traditions

$4.95 Bottomless MimosasGrille Menu Available Until 4pmJune 12th - Special Father’s Day Buffet

Join us for our next value buffet night! Every Wednesday night, Chef Rigo and his Culinary Staff will tempt yourtaste buds and your appetite with a NEW and different Special Wednesday Night Dining Buffet!

First Wednesday of every month: Chicken NightSecond Wednesday of every month: Fish Fry Third Wednesday of every month: Taco NightFourth Wednesday of every month: Italian Night *Wednesday, August 29: Stir-Fry Night *No Chicken Night on July 4th*

Every Thursday Night!

Every Friday Night!

Every Friday Night!

Every Saturday !

$5.00 Burgers! Off the Grill at the Veranda, in the Clubhouse, or at the Pool!

4th of July CelebrationMusic – Pool Games – Fun

Wednesday, July 4th – 11:00 am-6:00 pm

$16.95++ for Adults

$7.95++ Ages 6-12

Children under 6 EAT FREE

Cool Treats for Kids and Frozen Libations for Adults!Enjoy an All American Buffet with

Fried Chicken, Pork Ribs,Mashed Potatoes and Gravy,

Corn on the Cob, Corn Muffins,

Sliced Watermelon, Banana Puddingand Apple Pie.

Buffet will be served from 11:00am – 3:00pm

After 3:00 - Pool Menu until 6:00pm

** The Demaret Grille will be CLOSED on the

4th of July for this Event **


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OCC Summertime Special Events

Reservations Required – 24 hour Cancellation Policy

Father’s Day Menu

Dive-In MovieBring your own inner tubes, blankets, and towels. Food and Beverage specials will be available!

Friday, June 22th ~ RangoFriday, July 27th ~ Toy Story 3

Free for all OCC Members

$5 Guest fee for all Non-Members

S t e a k s & S t o g i e sWednesday, June 13th6:30 pm ~ OCC Parking LotPost Rot‐RallyRye Whiskey Tasting*Bring your Motorcycle and enjoy Rye Whiskey and Steaks*

Thursday, July 12th6:30 pm ~ Men’s Locker RoomBourbon & Wild Game

Wednesday, August 8th6:30 pm ~ PoolsideSapping Rums & Tropical Cuisine

$4.95 Bottomless Mimosas

Keep your eyes peeled for more exciting details about:

Golf with DadFishing with Dad

Fish Fry with guest Chef OCC Member David Stokes!

Father’s Day Hearty Breakfast

Celebrate the Man in your life by taking him to a

Chef Rigo and his Culinary Staff will be preparing a Breakfast

Sunday, June 1910:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

$22.95++ for Adults$10.95++ for Children 8-13

Children 7 and under EAT FREE


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WGA NewsCindy Keister

Bridge Association NewsMyna Longenecker

Party Bridge 1st and 4th Thursday 12:20 PMOCC, no partner necessary April 7, 20111st Eloise Godfrey2nd Gail Gant3rd Vicki Spink Evening Party Bridge 2nd Wednesday 6:45 PMOCC Bring partner of call Logan Jenkins 350-6617 April 13, 20111st Madeleine Houze and Gail Gant2nd David Boyle and Logan Jenkins3rd Andy Brown and Sandra Smith Day Duplicate 2nd Thursday 12:30 PMOCC Bring partner April 14, 20111st Andy Brown and Sandra Smith2nd Judy Higgins and Sally Vaughn Evening Duplicate 3rd Wednesday 6:45 PMOCC Bring partner April 20, 20111st David Boyle and Logan JenkinsTie for 2nd Myrna Longenecker and Carolyn Gary Madeleine Houze and Gail Gant Party Bridge 1st and 4th Thursday 12:30 PM April 28, 20111st Gail Gant2nd David Boyle3rd Andy Brown

Did you notice the heat in May? The Red Chili team was smokin hot at the annual Onion Creek Cup! Congratulations to Debbie Staub and her winning team. Our thanks to Debbie and Jody Gratz for a great tournament.

I hope all of you were able to make Hilary Lunke Day either on the course or to hear her speak at the luncheon following play. It was fascinating to hear her story of how she became a professional golfer. She even shared some insightful information about the WPGA and how mothers like herself survive on tour. She was gracious, informative and we were delighted to have her. We would love to have her back again anytime.

Our thanks to Butch Dalton, Arlene Monroe and the 9-hole group for chairing the Audrey Gooden Member-Member. This article was turned in for publication prior to the event but I know it was great!

Mark your calendars for our July 24th General Meeting which will be a “pool side chat” with Justin and John. They’ll be telling us about the benefits we have with The Dominion Group plus it’s your opportunity to ask them questions.

Don’t forget, with the hot weather on the horizon we’ll be teeing off at 8:30 starting in June.

Our next publication will be in September. Until then, remember……

“It's not enough just to swing at the ball. You've got to loosen your girdle and let 'er fly.”Babe Didrikson Zaharias

MGA NewsYou Can’t Beat That! – a Tale of Two Tourneys

By Greg Holloway

MGA tourney often turn into a photo finish, with many teams or players finishing at or near the top of the leaderboard. Sometimes, however, one team or player clearly separates itself/himself from the rest of the field and runs away with the title. Such was the case in the two most recent MGA events.

The Loophole (held April 14) was dominated by the team of Paul Romero and Peter Viliesis. They came out with the intent of firing at every flag and, apparently, were more than successful, aided by two gross eagles in the shamble event. Their net (based on 60% of handicap) score of 56 easily lapped the field. A total of ten teams finished in the money, although only the top five finishers came away with Golfer of the Year Points (as required by the rules of the MGA). Here is the full list:

2nd – Randy Allen / David Boyle3rd – Jeff Opheim / Peter Contreras4th – Mike Obrien / Brice Custer5th – Bill Uhls / Doug Wilda6th ‐ Lee Raines / Jackie Mills7th – Rusty Thornell / Hondo Howard8th – Jim Alaniz / Steve Radcliffe9th – Ken Berg / David Heath10th – Don Millberger / Stu Osantowski

The Jimmie Connolly individual match play tournament was kicked off the weekend of May 5‐6 with a full‐handicap stroke play “event‐within‐an‐event” that served to seed the brackets for the matches themselves. Fifty‐eight players entered the fray, and Paz Pena walked away with the medalist crown by firing an impressive net 59 (which translates to a 76 gross). Not bad at all for the Paz‐man.

As of press time, eight players (Bech Bruun, Peter Contreras, Brice Custer, Bob Lander, Hal Marsh, Mike O’Brien, Jonathan Staub and Doug Wilda) have made it into the quarterfinals of the match play tournament. Tourney VP Paul Romero will send an email to all MGA members with final results as soon as they are available.

The next stops on the MGA tour are the Club‐sponsored Club Championship (June 8‐10) and re‐scheduled Bill Bass tournament (June 30), and the MGA’s Legends team event (July 14). The Club Championship and the Bill Bass offer a choice of Open, Senior and other flights to be played from varying sets of tees, depending on the flights. Check in the pro shop or on the website for details. The Legends team event will feature a course set‐up reminiscent of the days of the famous Legends tournament that started the current Champions Tour. Don’t let these opportunities for fun competition pass you by – join the 125 MGA members who have already played in an MGA event this year!


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We are pleased to welcome our new Director of Tennis, Jennifer Gray, to Onion Creek Club.

Jenny returns to the area after serving as the Director of Tennis at The Club at Cimarron in Mission, TX for the last three years. Jenny is an active member of the USPTA and USPTA Texas for over ten years, and was recently honored with the 2011 USPTA Texas Pro of the Year Award.

Tennis News

In-House Leagues

It's time to sign up for the new Tuesday and Wednesday Evening leagues! Both leagues will be starting next week (June 12, 13) and will run for 6 weeks. Please call the Tennis Shop at 291-8846 to reserve your spot for either league.

Summer Fun Mixer

Join us Saturday June 16 for the Summer Fun Mixer from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00. It's a great way to kick off your summer! Light snacks and drinks will be provided. The cost is $15 per person and advanced sign up is required.

Drop In- Clinic

After a long day at the office, what sounds better than hitting a few tennis balls?! Join us Tuesday nights from 6:00-7:00 for the Drop In Clinic. No advanced sign up required and is open to all levels of players.

Tennis 101

If you have always wanted to learn tennis, but just not ever got around to it; now is the time! Join us Thursday mornings from 9:30-10:30. We will start with the basics and help you build a technically sound game.

Shot of the Week

Each week we will focus on a different tennis skill set. This clinic is open to all levels of players and will meet on Thursdays from 6:00-7:00 p.m.

Cardio Tennis

Join Jenny for 1 hour of heart pumping fitness out on the courts, Saturdays from 9:30-10:30 a.m.

8 AM Water

Aerobics Pool

8 AM Water

Aerobics Pool

8 AM Water

Aerobics Pool

8 AM Water

Aerobics Pool

8 AM Water

Aerobics Pool

OCC

CrossFit 19th Hole Monica

8 AM Water

Aerobics Pool

9 AM Strength &

Balance 19th Hole

Dawn

9 AM Hatha Flow

Yoga 19th Hole

Dawn

9 AM Zumba

Dance Floor Monica

9 AM Ashtanga

Yoga 19th Hole Monica

10 AM Ashtanga


6 PM OCC

CrossFit 19th Hole Monica

6 PM Zumba

Dance Floor Monica

7 PM Ashtanga


7 PM Semi-Private

Yoga LLR

Monica

OCC Group Exercise

Strength & Balance Promotes muscle strength and endurance resulting in better posture, in-creased body awareness and improved balance. Yoga Focuses on flexibility, strength, balance, breathing, stress reduction and mental clarity. Classes will be concluded with relaxation exercises, which eases the mind and body, allowing you to move through your day feeling refreshed. Zumba Zumba is a Cardio Fitness Party! It combines a fusion of spicy Latin fast and slow dance rhythms to deliver an effective high energy workout. Burn calories while having a blast! OCC CrossFit A fun & challenging workout to increase strength, stamina, agility and balance. Class incorporates different fitness modalities to include kenpo, plyometrics, core conditioning, weight training, balance, stretching and more.

Summer 2012 Fitness All Classes are

Complimentary to OCC Members

Class Descriptions

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Service Director ....................512.383.2003Men’s Locker Room ..............512.383.2021Ladies Locker Room ............512.383.2022Demaret Grille .....................512.383.2027

General Manager ..................512.383.2002Membership Office ...............512.383.2028Catering Events ....................512.383.2005Accounting ...........................512.383.2018

Clubhouse..........................512.282.2150 Clubhouse Fax ....................512.282.5363Golf Pro Shop ......................512.282.2162Tennis Pro Shop .................512.282.2829

For To-Go Orders, please call 512.282.2150 ext. 3124 Visit our Website: www.onioncreekclub.com

Clubhouse Phone Numbers

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Sunday Breakfast Buffet10:00am-1:30pm~ MDR


Sunday Breakfast Buffet10:00 am-1:30 pm ~MDR

Club Championship

Father’s Day Brunch

10:00am‐2:00pm ~ MDR

Sunday Breakfast Buffet10:00 am–1:30 pm ~MDR

OCCLA Board Meeting @ 9:30 am ~ LLR

Chicken Night6:00-8:30 pm ~ MDR

Fish Fry6:00-8:30 pm ~ MDR

Steaks & Stogies6:30‐9:00pm ~ Parking Lot

OCCBA Weds Party Bridge

@ 6:45 pm

OCCLA Ladies Bunko

6:45pm ~ 19th Hole

STPGA Junior Sunset Menu5-7:00 pm~Demaret Grille

OCCBA Thurs Party Bridge12:30 pm

Happy Hour5:30-7:00 pm ~ 19th Hole

All‐U‐Can‐EatPrime Rib

6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR



6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR


Dinner & A Movie6:00-8:30 pm ~ MDR

OCCBA Weds Duplicate Bridge@ 6:45pm

Happy Hour5:30-7:00 pm~ 19th Hole


6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR

Sunset Menu5-7:00 pm~Demaret Grille

Texas Police Games

$5.00 Burgers


$5.00 Burgers

Club Championship



6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR

Club Championship

Aerify Green‐Severe Aerify Green‐Severe

Tunes ‘n June


OCCBA Duplicate Bridge12:30 pm

$5.00 Burgers

$5.00 Burgers

Texas Police Games

Italian Night6:00-8:30 pm ~ MDR

OCCLA Evening Book Club

7:30pm ~19th Hole

Sunset Menu

5-7:00 pm~Demaret Grille

OCCBA Thurs Party Bridge

12:30pm

Happy Hour

5:30-7:00 pm~ 19th Hole

All‐U‐Can‐Eat

Prime Rib6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR

$5.00 Burgers

Bill Bass (Reschedule)

Tunes ‘n June

Ladies Night

Tunes ‘n June

Tunes ‘n June


Sunday Breakfast Buffet10:00 am-1:30 pm ~MDR

Sunday Breakfast Buffet10:00 am–1:30 pm ~MDR

Couples Shamble

Sunday Breakfast Buffet

10:00 am–1:30 pm ~MDR

WGA General Meeting

Aerify Greens‐Medium

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US Kids State Finals OCCLA Board Meeting @ 9:30 am ~ LLR

Ladies’ Night

4th of July Celebration11:00am-6:00pm

Firecracker Open


OCCBA Thurs Party Bridge12:30pm



6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR

$5.00 Burgers


OCCBA Weds Party Bridge@ 6:45 pm

OCCLA Ladies Bunko6:45pm ~ 19th Hole


Steaks & Stogies6:30‐9:00pm ~ Parking Lot

OCCBA Duplicate Bridge12:30 pm



6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR



6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR

$5.00 Burgers

MGA Legends

$5.00 BurgersDinner & A Movie6:00-8:30 pm ~ MDR

OCCBA Weds Duplicate

Bridge@ 6:45pm


Happy Hour

5:30-7:00 pm ~ 19th Hole


6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR

$5.00 BurgersSunset Menu5-7:00 pm~Demaret Grille

OCCBA Thurs Party Bridge

12:30pm

Italian Night

6:00-8:30 pm ~ MDR

OCCLA Evening Book Club7:30pm ~19th Hole

Aerify Greens‐Medium

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1 2Chicken Night

6:00-8:30 pm ~ MDR

OCCLA Board Meeting @ 9:30 am ~ LLR





6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR

$5.00 Burgers


$5.00 Burgers

$5.00 Burgers

Goker

$5.00 Burgers



6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR


OCCBA Duplicate Bridge12:30pm


Steaks & Stogies6:30-9:00 pm ~ Pool

OCCBA Weds Party Bridge@ 6:45 pm

OCCLA Ladies Bunko6:45pm ~ 19th Hole

Sunday Breakfast Buffet10:00am-1:30pm




Italian Night

6:00-8:30 pm ~ MDR


Dinner & A Movie6:00-8:30 pm ~ MDR

OCCBA Weds Duplicate Bridge

@ 6:45pm

Sunset Menu

5-7:00 pm~Demaret Grille




6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR

Dive‐In MovieStarts at Dusk


Stir Fry Night6:00-8:30 pm ~ MDR

OCCLA Evening Book Club7:30pm ~ 19th Hole


OCCBA Special Event


All‐U‐Can‐Eat

Prime Rib6:00‐8:30 ~ MDR



6:00‐8:30pm ~ MDR

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