NOVEMBER 2015 NOV EVENTS: Friday, 6th Team Trivia Friday - Sunday, 6th -8th Coosaw Cup Wednesday, 11th HALF-Price Wing Night Saturday, 14th Couples Nine & Dine Friday, 20th Bingo Saturday, 21st Wine Dinner Sunday, 22nd Turkey Shootout Thursday, 26th Thanksgiving Day Feast Saturday, 28th Seafood & Prime Rib Buffet Featuring Classical Guitarist Chris Teves 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM • Reservations Required $25.95 per person • $12.95 kids 5-10 Kids Menu Available ***Make reservations early if you have larger parties so that you may reserve one of the private dining rooms*** Carved Turkey with Giblet Gravy Carved Baked Ham Cranberry Salad Traditional Stuffing Whipped Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes Green Bean Casserole Roasted Pumpkin Soup Salad Station Rolls and Butter Pumpkin Pie, Pecan Pie and Carrot Cake
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NOVEMBER 2015
NOV EVENTS:Friday, 6th
Team Trivia
Friday - Sunday, 6th -8th
Coosaw Cup
Wednesday, 11thHALF-Price Wing Night
Saturday, 14thCouples
Nine & Dine
Friday, 20thBingo
Saturday, 21stWine Dinner
Sunday, 22ndTurkey Shootout
Thursday, 26thThanksgiving Day
Feast
Saturday, 28thSeafood &
Prime Rib Buffet
Featuring Classical Guitarist Chris Teves 11:30 AM – 2:00 PM • Reservations Required
$25.95 per person • $12.95 kids 5-10Kids Menu Available
***Make reservations early if you have larger parties so that you may reserve one of the private dining rooms***
Carved Turkey with Giblet GravyCarved Baked HamCranberry Salad
Traditional StuffingWhipped Potatoes
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Green Bean CasseroleRoasted Pumpkin Soup
Salad StationRolls and Butter
Pumpkin Pie, Pecan Pieand Carrot Cake
The Palmetto Bar & Grill is the perfect way to end your golfinground at Coosaw Creek or to stop by after work on your wayhome. Unwind with your favorite beverage from our fullystocked bar while you relax in casual comfortable surroundings.It is expected that members shall dress in a fashion befitting thesurroundings and atmosphere provided in the setting of the Cluband that members shall advise their guests of these dressrequirements. Dress code is required for all evening dining.Please refer to pages 7 and 8 in your Club Rules and Regulations.Contact Karen at [email protected] if you would likea copy of the Rules and Regs emailed to you.While reservations for weekday dining is preferred, but not
required, please call ahead to assure that you receive our bestpossible service available. Reservations ARE REQUIRED forALL Special Events. Our Cancellation Policy will apply for no-shows and cancellations made within 24 hours of Event starttime – 50% of the event cost will be charged to member’saccount. RESERVATIONS ~ CALL 843-767-9000 ext 502
2BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Judy Hair ....................................PresidentIra Marshall .......................Vice PresidentWilliam Moore ...........................TreasurerTonya Martin..............................SecretaryRick Jones .....................................DirectorAl Ross ..........................................DirectorRick Slagle ....................................DirectorPete Thompson............................DirectorTrina Hemphill ............................Director
CLuB STAFFMike Benner ..........................................Ext. 208
Children under the age of 21 are not allowed in the Members’ Lounge unless accompanied by an adult.
Bar ServiceMonday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday – Sunday: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm*Exceptions: Friday and Saturday until 10:00 pm
Food and Beverage
Blitz ScheduleDon’t Miss Our Weekly EventsWhite Tee Blitz – Tuesday and Thursday mornings@ 9:00am & Saturday @ 9:00amLadies LGA Blitz – Wednesday at 9:30am &Saturday @ 9:30amBlue Tee Blitz – Friday @ 1:00pm & Saturday @10amPlease don’t forget to sign up by the day before.
Call the golf shop for more details on these events.
Make sure you meet yourminimum by November 30th ifyour account falls within the rangeof account numbers below:CC73000 – CC74999
TIME TO"FALL BACK"
November 1st is the end ofDaylight Savings Time. Don’t forgetto move your clock BACK one hour!
DISCO INTO A NEW yEAR WITH uS!
Details to Come for CCCC Annual NYE Party!
“THIRSTy THuRSDAyS” ½ Price on ALL Bottles of Wine During Dinner Every Thursday
Goat Cheese Croquette, Chorizo & Basil Paired with
Hobo Parts and Labor Red
3rdPork Loin Piccata,
Truffled Polenta, Tomatoes, Capers, ParsleyPaired with
K Pot Cahors Malbec
4thRed Wine Poached Pear,
Vanilla Ice Cream, Star Anise SyrupPaired with
Teutonic Sprocktets
THuRSDAy, NOVEMBER 26THANKSGIVING DAy FEASTSee Page One for Details
SATuRDAy, NOVEMBER 28SEAFOOD AND
PRIME RIB BuFFET*Reservations Required*
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm$29.95 per Adult$15.99 per Child
Crab Legs with Drawn ButterPrime Rib
with Horseradish and Au JusPeel and Eat ShrimpSautéed Green BeansPotatoes Au GratinHouse Salad Station
Roasted Cauliflower BisqueRolls and Butter
Chef’s Selection Dessert***Dine in Only***
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The golf season iswinding down and thedays are getting shorter.
With only a few golf eventsremaining, there is still a lot ofgreat golf weather in store forus. The club will be open onThanksgiving Day and willclose at 2:00pm. We requestthat the all carts be clearedfrom the golf course by4:00pm to allow our staff toparticipate in familyfestivities. If you are planningto play on Black Friday (theday after Thanksgiving),please make tee times earlybecause we are expecting avery busy day. We have now crowned all of
our tournament winners andhave began selectingparticipants for the CoosawCup. The Coosaw Cup will bea Ryder Cup format and hasalways been fun and exciting.Our other final twotournaments are coming upfast so don’t forget to sign-upfor The Turkey Shoot on Nov.22nd and the End of YearShamble on Dec. 5th. Also, look for the 2016
tournament calendar to bereleased next month and makesure to get your copy so youcan start planning early toparticipate in ourtournaments! Sincerely,John HarrisonGolf Shop Manager
Note From the ProGOLF SHOP NEW HOURS
7 am - 5 pm Monday through SundayRange balls are available for purchase or pick-up
in the golf shop until 5 pm every day. The range closes at 4:30pm on Thursdays & Sundays
for regular scheduled maintenance PLEASE REMEMBER THAT APPROPRIATE ATTIRE IS REQUIRED
ON THE COURSE AND PRACTICE RANGE.MEN: COLLARED SHIRT REQUIRED AND NO DENIM ALLOWED.
LADIES: Shirts without collars must have sleeves and shirts without sleeves must have collars; NO DENIM ALLOWED.
*FALL Blow-Out Sale*GOLF CLuBS
ALL 2015 IN-STOCK & DEMO CLUBS NOW ON SALE!!!(Ask for details)
We price match on all new 2015 golf clubs, why would you buy fromanywhere else?!APPAREL
NEW FJ and Page & Tuttle shirts in stock!GOLF BALLS
New Titleist ProV1’s & ProV1x’s only $46.00 per dozenGLOVES
FJ Weathersoft Gloves 2 for $20, Titleist Perma Sof 2 for $30ALL HATS
Buy One, Get One ½ OFFSHOE SALE (In-Stock Only!)FJ DNAs & Hyperflexes - $129.99
RE-GRIP 10 OR MORE CLuBS…GET $10 OFF (Make sure to come check our new stock of grips,
including Super-Stroke grips)See Pro Shop for more details.
2015 Senior Club ChampionshipCongratulations to our 2015 Senior Club ChampionsTommy Mooney and Janis Miller, as well as our overallnet winners Ralph Saville and Pat Slagle. Thank you toall of your participants in this year’s tournament. Beloware all of the flight winners.
1ST ANNuALCHAMPIONS DINNER PHOTOS
7Tournament News NOTE FROM THE TOuRNAMENT COMMITTEE
As the 2015 season closes, the TournamentCommittee has been working to make preparationsfor next season. The 2016 Tournament Calendar willbe included in next month’s newsletter and the 2016tournament books will be printed by the end of theyear. The book will include the tournament schedule,tournament policies and handicap guidelines, as wellas details and entry deadlines for all of our golfevents. We hope that everyone feels like there is anevent that appeals to them. We will continue to try toimprove the tournament experience here at CoosawCreek and look forward to a fun and exciting 2016. Ifanyone is interested in serving on the TournamentCommittee, please contact one of TournamentCommittee members.
Men’s Championship Flight1st gross – Tommy Mooney2nd gross – Rusty Woodall1st net – Ralph Saville2nd net – Mike Sim
Net only Flight1st net – John Bennett2nd net – Bill Moore3rd net – Lew BriggsLadies Flight1st gross – Janis Miller Rick Slagle - Chairman Jim Petros
Judy Whaley - Member Guest Chair Deb ShawMike Benner - GM/Dir of Golf Steve WindichRick Jones Tonya Martin
Terri BellLadies Club Champion
Tommy MooneySenior Club Champion
Billy BoanMatch Play Champion
Kit GravesLadies Match Play Champion
Dee SpooneLadies Super Senior
Dick & Deb ShawMixed Team Net
Gary Cook & Mark Schultz Net Member-Member
Pat Slagle Ladies Senior Net
Peggy BrinsonLadies Net Champion
Tonya Martin & Bob PotterMixed Team Champions
Participants enjoying the 2015 Champions Dinner
Lloyd VailMen's Club Champion
2015 Champions Dinner Place Setting
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!!2015 TURKEY SHOOT NOVEMBER 22, 2015
Entry Deadline: Thursday, November 19th
!Defending Champions: (canceled due to inclement weather)
!"#$%&'(!
Captain’s Choice Scramble
)*+,+-+*+'.(! Open to golf members in good standing and guests with valid USGA handicap.
Sign up as a team or individually
and the golf shop staff will try to form teams.
/&01+2&34(!Team Handicap will be calculated based on 20% of the A player,
15% of the B player, 10% of the C player and 5% of the D player. Men will play from white tees; Ladies will play from green tees.
)0'$.!"))(!567!Members - $10 prize fund per player plus applicable cart fees.
Guests - $45 plus applicable taxes.
4'&$'+0,!'+%)4(!10am Shotgun Start
&8&$14(!Prizes will be awarded to the winning teams based on size of field.
Winning team will also receive 1 turkey per player!
!
!!2015 END OF YEAR SHAMBLE TOURNAMENT
DECEMBER 5TH, 2015
Entry Deadline: Wednesday, Dec. 2nd, 2015 !
Defending Champions: Mike Maiorelle, Jay Arnold, Lew Briggs & Dee Spoone
!"#$%&'(!
18 Holes, 4-Person Shamble, Best Two Balls of Four Net
In a shamble, all 4 players tee off, the best tee shot is selected and everyone plays their own ball into the hole from that spot.
Each player will receive 90% of their handicap.
Men will play from white tees; Ladies will play from green tees.
Sign up individually and teams will be randomly drawn by the computer to balance the handicaps.
/&01+2&34(!
100% of current USGA handicaps will be used.
)*+,+-+*+'.(!Open to golf members in good standing with the club
and meeting the current handicap requirements.
)0'$.!"))(!597!$25 per player for prize fund + applicable cart fee.
$15 (inclusive) for awards buffet per person
4'&$'+0,!'+%)4(!10am Shotgun start.
&8&$14(!
Prizes will be awarded to the winning teams based on size of field.
4#2+&*(!Awards Buffet after play, spouses are invited, must RSVP, cost $15
uPCOMING TOuRNAMENTS & EVENTSupcoming Member Tournaments
Nov. 6-8 – Coosaw CupNov. 22 – Turkey Shootout (see below)Dec. 5 - End of Year Shamble (See Below)
WELCOME TO GOLF PROGRAMCoosaw Creek is hosting another Welcome to Golf
Clinic Series as part of our Get Golf Ready program.This program is geared to invite the novice golfer whomay be intimidated to learn the game, pushed awayby high prices or just not sure what golf is all about.We have developed a 5 class program, designed totake you through the A to Z of golf. Classes will beconducted every Sunday @ 1pm and will last about 1hour per session. Cost will be $5 for Golf Members,$10 for Social Members and $20 for non-members perclass. Please sign up in the golf shop. Classes arelimited to the first 10 to sign up, so sign up early.
WELCOME TO GOLF SCHEDuLENovember 1st :
Short Game- Putting and Etiquette November 8th :
Short Game- ChippingNovember 15th:
Short Game- PitchingNovember 22nd:
Introduction to Full SwingNovember 29th:
Full Swing Continued
FAMILy TEES(TEE IT FORWARD INITIATIVE) The PGA has implemented the “Tee it Forward”initiative to help golfers enjoy the game as wellas to grow the game by in an attempt attract
new junior golfers, families and beginning golfers tothe game of golf. There is a flyer located at thehandicap computer to help golfers identify whichtees they should play. Most people already know thatwe have 3 sets of tees (blue, white and green), butmany are unaware that we also offer 3 blended teeoptions (blue/white, green/white and green/gold)for golfers to play, as well. Scorecards are available inthe proshop to provide tee and handicap information. We have also re-implemented family tees
throughout the course. You will see these disks (Goldand Black) located in the fairway to provide adequatestarting points for juniors and beginners, as well as forfamilies to come out and play together. DuringTwilight Play (after 3pm), we will also allow juniorsunder the age of 15 to play for FREE whenaccompanied by a paying adult. Family tee scorecardsare also available in the proshop.
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RuLES QuESTION OF THE MONTHA player, during a stroke play tournament,
practices putting his ball on the green after he hascompleted the hole. What is the ruling?
Answer on Next Page
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TOURNAMENT (** = Major) FORMAT STARTM 4 Mon Men’s Interclub 9am SG First Tee-Time 10am Anytime 10am 9am SG J CLOSED 9am 9am SG Anytime Team Scramble 9am SG 5pm J 2-Person Best Ball 9am SG 9am-4pm each day 9am Partner w/a Pro 9am SG 8pm SG A 1pm SG 3pm SG 9am-4pm each day 9am 9am SG Anytime 9am SG S 9am SG Ind. Stroke Play 8am TT O 8am TT 6pm NOV 7, 8 Sat, Sun Coosaw Cup** Team Match Play 9am TT 22 Sun Turkey Shoot Team Scramble 10am SG DEC 5 Sat End of Year Shamble Team Shamble 10am SG
2015 Golf Event Schedule2015 Golf Event Schedule
RuLES QuESTION OF THE MONTH ANSWER:Rule 7-2: There is no penalty. After play of a hole that player
may practice putting or chipping on or near:• The putting green of the hole last played• Any practice putting green• The teeing ground of the next hole to be played in the round,provided a practice stroke is not made from a hazard and does notunduly delay play*If it is done before the hole is finished that player incurs a twostroke penalty.
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We are happy to have the October storm andrecord rain fall behind us. The courseexperienced over 17" of rain but handled
the event as well as could be expected. The coursewas closed for about 6 days and we were able toreopen the entire course by Friday, October 9th. Afterthe waters receded we were able to apply a fungicideto mitigate any potential disease that could have beencaused by the prolonged standing water.As we approach November, we are pleased with the
overall turf health and condition of the golf course,especially the new mini-verde greens which have nowgrown-in nicely. Now that cooler temperatures areupon us, our growing season is essentially over. Wewill continue to maintain the greens height where theycurrently are (.150') until next spring to protect andinsulate them to for their first winter. It is critical thatwe maintain the stand of grass to ensure a smoothspring transition. Keeping the greens heights slightlyhigher will help the grass stay healthy throughout thewinter. And, we have also been applying the chemicalChloro-Green on the course greens throughout thewinter which will allow the dormant grass to keep itsgreen color. This spray pigment is not a paint or dyeand does not cause any stress to the grass plant. Wecontinue to request your help in repairing ball markson the greens and filling your divots with sand,especially with the longer recovery periodexperienced during the winter months.Also, we have over-seeded all tee boxes on the
course and practice in an effort to help with the heavyconcentration of use in those areas throughout thewinter. We will however continue the practice of notover-seeding fairways and greens again this yearwhich has proven to have a very positive impact onthe quality of our turf, especially in our fairways. Wehave raised the heights in the fairways to allow for athicker stand of grass for our winter players.Hopefully, mother nature will be kind to us this winterand we'll have the course in great shape for nextspring. If you have any questions regarding the golfcourse, please feel free to contact me. Gordon Williams,Golf Course Superintendant
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!
Please join us in welcoming our newest members to the community!
Walter Johnson8612 Woodland Walk
Corey and ursula Townes8643 Woodland Walk
Matthew and Brianna Hasbrouck8621 Woodland Walk
Charlie and Carlise Shedrick4228 Meadowbrook Court
Golf Course Update
TAKE TIME OuT!Take time out on these cool days or nightsand read through your Club MembershipPlan and Club Rules and Regulations. It’s
always better to stay ahead of the game and bewell informed of the Club’s operations. Thosedocuments cover matters such as Equity andNon-Equity memberships, privileges, thestructure of our billing of dues, the voluntaryholiday gratuity, general golf rules, diningreservations and cancellations, appropriate attire,what ponds are available to “catch and release”in and so much more! The monthly Clubnewsletter, the Coosaw Courier, is packed withinformation on dining and golf events for themonth. Don’t miss out on all the Golf/Socialopportunities that are provided here at theclubhouse for our members. This is YOURcommunity and YOUR clubhouse….ENJOY LIFEto its FULLEST!
Remember…“Knowledge is Power.
Information is Liberating!”
COOSAW CREEK ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITY
TO ALL MEMBERS:DO yOu OWN yOuR OWN BuSINESS?
If so, the Club might have the perfect vehicle by which to promote that business.With the new Visage GPS System on the golf carts, we would like to introduce thenew advertisement component of the system which has the potential to provideadvertising opportunities to a limited number of prospective clients.
HOW DOES IT WORK? For an annual fee you can display an advertisement in the form of a high quality visual display on the cartmonitor. The display will initially appear as the cart departs a particular green and remain on the monitorin full size until the cart arrives at the next tee box. Once departing the tee box area, the advertisementwill reduce to a small size but continue to appear throughout that particular hole. The business can choosewhich hole to display their advertisement or purchase multiple holes if desired (as available).
AS A MEMBER AT COOSAW CREEK, WHy SHOuLD I INVESTA PORTION OF My ADVERTISING BuDGET IN THIS FORMAT?
This form of advertisement has proven to be beneficial to businesses as it:• Will be viewed by every golfer who rents a cart – both members and public. Coosaw Creek had over 25,000 rounds last year.
• Can provide your business information (address, phone number, web site address, etc.) to the golfers.
• Introduce your product or service to Club Members and golfers.• Display your brand or logo.• Offers your company instant exposure to a particular targeted audience.• Drives more customers to your business.
This advertising format is unique in that:• This is the only avenue to advertise to Coosaw Creek golfers.• There are not many advertisers so your ad will not get lost in a sea of other ads.• Offers the flexibility to continually improve and innovate to meet your changing needs.
This opportunity is being offered to MEMBERS ONLY at this time for a reduced annual fee. Aftermembers have taken advantage of this promotion, any remaining spots will be opened to localbusinesses and/or clients.
CONTACT MIKE BENNER OR MIKE SCIOLI TO TAKE ADVANTAGEOF THIS OPPORTuNITy OR TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
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ADMIN NEWS:13
HOLIDAy GRATuITy REMINDER
(Noted in Club Rules and Regs)In November, it is customary to send anotice from the Club providing anopportunity for our members to
contribute to a voluntary Holiday Fund forall Club employees, along with a suggestedcontribution added to each member’sstatement.A $25.00 Holiday Gratuity will appear on
your November 30th billing statement. ThisHoliday Fund provides the membership anavenue to show their appreciation to Clubemployees during the holiday season. Club management is responsible for
100% distribution of these funds to eachCoosaw Creek employee. The entire staffsincerely appreciates working with eachand every Member to guarantee thesuccess of YOUR Club!
ANNuAL MEMBERSHIPDuES FOR 2016
COMMuNITy/SOCIAL DuESMONTHLy DuES NEW RATE is $159.03
SAVE $90.81 by paying the ANNuAL DuES NEW RATE at $1,817.55
COuNTRy CLuB/GOLF DuESMONTHLy DuES NEW RATE is $278.47
SAVE $159.09 by paying the ANNuAL DuES NEW RATE at $3,182.55
The Club would like to request that ANNuALDuES be paid by CASH OR CHECK. Of course,we will accept credit card payments, but doing sodoes incur a higher expense in fees for the Clubwith these high dollar credit card transactions.
Your current billing option – whether it be annualor monthly – will continue as it now stands. Pleasenote that if you change from annual to monthly, therewill be three months of dues payable to get in linewith our monthly billing of dues, as mentioned inthe Membership Plan - ARTICLE VII SECTION 7.03.
uNLESS yOu CONTACT Karen Vaughn [email protected] to make a change.The deadline for changes is November 28th.Annual Dues will be billed on your November 30thstatement and are payable by December 20th.
ANNuAL CART PLANOn January 1, 2016, the member cart fee will
change to $20 for 18 holes and $12 for 9 holes.However, the Annual Cart Plan fees will remain thesame! Do you play golf two or three times per weekduring the year? Save yourself some money andtime and invest in the Club’s cart plan! Rates doNOT include tax. Contact Karen by December 31stto sign up.The annual billing of these plans will be on your
December 31st statement and is due in January.Family $2,000 Single $1,500
MEMBER SuRVEySA Member Survey went out to all our members. If
you have not received it by now, please contact Karen orcome up to the clubhouse to fill out the surveyelectronically as the Club would appreciate ALL ourmembers' input in this survey.
uPDATE ON MEMBER ACCOuNTS
If your email address or telephone numberhas changed since you first moved intothe community AND you have not been
receiving Club and POA emails, pleasecontact Karen at [email protected] your updated information. It’s veryimportant for the Club as well as the POA thatour member files have correct contactinformation. We thank you in advance foryour promptness in providing any changes.
14BOARD OF DIRECTORSELECTION TIME AGAIN!We are preparing for the election of the
Club’s Board of Directors with thenominating committee seeking Equity
member candidates who are interested in servingon the Board. The Election will take place inFebruary of 2016. The members elected at thattime will serve a term of three years until 2019.If you are interested in becoming a candidate,
please contact Karen Vaughn by email [email protected] to receive and returnby email, a short questionnaire to fill out for thenominating committee. The deadline to submit isNovember 15th.
DELINQuENT MEMBER ACCOuNT POLICyAmended 01-16-2014
30 DAY RULE: Once a member’s account has an unpaid balancefor more than 30 days and a member has not requested review,clarification or disputed all or a portion of the amount overdue,or formally applied for acceptance into the Hardship Program –a member may not participate in premier activities such as golftournaments or swim meets and the member’s privileges tocharge through a member account are suspended. The membermay use cash or a credit card to settle ongoing charges, fee ordues. The member shall be advised of this change in benefitsand the other key elements of this policy.
60 DAY RULE/$1,000 RULE: Once a member’s account haseither an unpaid balance of 60 or more days or has a past duebalance of over $1,000, or has not signed an agreement underthe Hardship Program, the member’s privileges to use the Cluband all its facilities and grounds are suspended. Club privilegesinclude use of golf, pool, tennis, basketball and the diningfacility. The suspension will remain in effect until the account ispaid in full.
90 DAY RULE: Once a member’s account has an unpaid balanceof 90 or more days the account will be turned over forcollections. Collection action may include legal action such assmall claims court and/or lien against the member’s home orother property or assets.
120 DAY RULE: Unless specifically agreed by the Club to thecontrary via the Hardship Program, the Club shall commencelegal action, i.e., garnishment, small claims court and/or lien orother adverse action to collect the sums owed to the Club.
LATE FEES & FINANCE CHARGES: The Club shall assess amonthly service charge of 1.5% of all delinquent dues, debts,charges and fees. The Club shall also assess a late paymentpenalty in the amount of $29.00 per month.
CHARGING PRIVILEGES: If a member falls into charge deniedstatus (as noted by the 30 day rule above) more than twice, themember’s charging privileges will be suspended. Membercharge privileges may be reinstated only by providing a creditcard for automatic end of month payment. If credit cardcharges are denied, charging privileges will again be suspended.
SUSPENSION/REVOCATION OF MEMBERSHIP PRIVILEGES: Inaddition to pursuing any legal remedy the Club may elect tosuspend and/or may revoke all or part of the individual’smembership privileges. Revocation of membership privilegesfor delinquency shall forfeit the member’s interest in anypayment or return of any Equity purchase, initiation fee ordeposit for any membership privilege, including any golf orother deposit or refund otherwise due from the Club to themember.
CLUB OBLIGATIONS: At no time in this entire program are amember’s OBLIGATIONS of membership suspended. Membersare required to meet all Club dues, food and beverage minimumfees, etc. and adhere to all Club rules, notwithstanding privilegestatus.
POINSETTIAS ARE COMING!Starting November 1st, CCWC will be sellingPoinsettias for the holiday season as ameans for raising funds for our two
chosen charities for 2015: DorchesterSeniors and Keeper of the Wild.
The poinsettias are available in redor white, in 2 pot sizes: • 6” pot/approx. 15-17” tall, 1 plant w/ 5-9 blooms
• 8” pot/approx. 19-22” tall, 4 plants w/ 22-25 bloomsOur plants will be delivered to Coosaw
directly from the nursery on December 4th. Asign will be placed at the front of theneighborhood to remind you of the day and thetime to come retrieve your holiday plants!
Thank you in advance for supporting our sale.
SAVE THE DATE!Our Annual Holiday Happening Covered Dish
Supper will be held on December 6th, 6 to8:30 pm, at theClubhouse. Thisis for CCWCmembers, theirspouses andguests. DebbieAdrian is eventchair. If you
would like to jointhe planningcommittee, please contact her at (843)
FACILITy uSEThe Coosaw Creek Country Club amenities include
the Swimming Pool and Pavilion, Tennis Courts,Basketball Court, Golf Course and Clubhouse. Weencourage all of our members to take advantage of thevarious fun activities and facilities available to them.To assure a safe and enjoyable and safe experience forall it is important to note the following guidelines: 18 HOLE PAR 71 ARTHuR HILLSCHAMPIONSHIP GOLF COuRSE - Winds throughbeautiful low country wooded wetlands surroundedby community homes. Golf Pro Shop hours are 7AM-7PM everyday.During golf play hours of 7AM to dusk only Pro Shop
authorized golfers and the Club maintenance staff areallowed on the course and cart paths.Personal golf carts, skate boards or other personal
motorized vehicles are not permitted on the course or cartpaths at anytime.Golfers are expected to dress appropriately. Men must
wear collared shirts (sorry-no denim allowed on the GolfCourse). For women shirts without collars must havesleeves, and shirts without sleeves must have collars. Softspikes are required.Dog walkers, permitted before or after golf hours, must
carry and use pooper scoopers and keep pets off of tees,fairways, greens and bunkers. The course is open for public play daily, but all play must
be approved by the proshop prior to beginning on thecourse. Any unapproved play, practice or abuse observed on the
course may result in suspension of Club privileges and/orfines.
GOLF PRACTICE FACILITy – The Practice Areas areopen during normal Golf Course hours except for postedregularly scheduled maintenance times. Practice areasinclude the Driving Range, Chipping Green, Practice SandBunker, Putting Green and teaching area.Teaching is provided exclusively by the Coosaw Creek
Professional Golf Staff.All practice must be approved by the Pro Shop staff.Practice balls may be picked up (Members) or purchased
in the Pro Shop.
Range balls and bags are the property of Coosaw CreekCountry Club and shall not be removed from club property. Proper Attire is the same as for the Golf Course.
COOSAW CREEK COuNTRy CLuBHOuSE is CoosawCreek’s community center featuring full service dining, Bar,Meeting Rooms and Pro Shop. In addition to supporting themany social functions of the Members, the Clubhouse banquetfacilities are available to Members and the public for meetings,parties, weddings and other celebrations. Take-out and callahead service is also available.Quality denim or golf shorts are allowed in the clubhouse
unless specified otherwise for special events. For allevening dining events after 5pm, men must wear acollared shirt and caps are not allowed in the diningroom. Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times. Coverups must be worn over Swim attire.
TENNIS AND BASKETBALL COuRTSTwo regulation Plexipave lighted tennis courts and a
basketball court are available to Members only:Tennis courts are strictly reserved for tennis.Tennis play is on a first come, first served basis until
11:00pmAppropriate apparel and regulation tennis shoes are
required for play on the tennis courts.Shirts must be worn at all times on the Basketball Court
which is a multi function surface that can be used for anysuitable purpose.The Basketball Court is available on a first come first
served basis.
ATTENTIONALL CREDIT CARD EZ PAyERS!
Don’t forget to update your credit cardinformation on file when you are issued a new
credit card.Contact Karen inthe Admin officewith any newinformation.
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SWIMMING POOLSOpen from Memorial Day Weekend until Labor Day
Weekend, the Swimming Pool is staffed with lifeguardsduring published hours and is available for open swim (atyour own risk) when lifeguards are not present.Please observe and follow all rules posted in the pool
area.All instructions from pool staff and/or lifeguards must
be obeyed.All Food or Beverages must be purchased from the Club,
unless prior approval has been obtained from the GeneralManager.Pool closes at 9:00 PM except for special events.
PLAyGROuNDA sand filled area equipped with swings, slides and other
playground equipment is available and located next to thePool Pavilion –For safety any child under 9 years old mustbe supervised by an adult.Playground closes at 9:00 PM
PONDSCoosaw Creek’s beautiful ponds have been stocked with
fish - but beware of snakes,alligators and other wildlife.The course ponds are part of a
larger low country woodedwetland area. Please respect thisincredible asset and avoidcontaminating it with any foreignmaterials or liquids.Fishing is allowed only from
the bank and only in designated areas. These areashave been selected to ensure that people fishing arenot in the normal flight of golf balls and that pondscan be approached without crossing the course orusing the cart paths. They are located: BEHIND THE PLAYGROUND - Approach fromMcChune Court HOLE 15 – Approach from Arthur Hills Circle HOLE 16 – Approach from Club Course Drive HOLE 17 – Approach from Power Line Break
These guidelines are established to ensure a positive experience for all Members andguests who use the facilities. Enforcement is the responsibility of all members andstaff of the Club. A polite reminder is usually sufficient, but should it become
necessary to report any violation please call the Pro-Shop or the Club General Manager.We hope that you enjoy these
excellent facilities your Club has tooffer. If you have any questions orcomments regarding theseguidelines or your experience, pleasefeel free to contact us directly at theclub, 767-9000.Thank you,FOR THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mike Benner, PGAGeneral Manager
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