Transitions Championship Announces Strongest Field to Date and a Vision Like No Other on the PGA TOUR® A Publication of The Club At Innisbrook A Salamander Golf & Spa Resort March 2010 The Member PipeLine 2
PipeLine e Member March 2010 A Publication of e Club At Innisbrook A Salamander Golf & Spa Resort Transitions Championship Announces Strongest Field to Date and a Vision Like No Other on the PGA TOUR® INNISBROOK, FLA., FEBRUARY 16, 2010 - Transitions Optical, e Copperheads and Innisbrook Resort today announced a field representing the world’s finest and details of an enhanced week-long tournament experience for players and spectators, alike - all focused on reinforcing the connection between healthy sight and optimum sports performance. Most of the 2009 field is expected to return, including Steve Stricker, Jim Furyk and Kenny Perry (all ranked in the top 13 players in the world in the latest Official World Golf Rankings) as well as recent past champions Retief Goosen (2009) and Sean O’Hair (2008). In addition, several other players are expected to return including Sergio Garcia, 2009 British Open champ Stewart Cink, 2008 Masters Open champ Trevor Immelman, Justin Leonard and Luke Donald. Geoff Ogilvy and Vijay Singh are two other prominent players who have made verbal commitments. Sponsor exemptions have been accepted by two foreign players who rank among the top 40 in the Official World Golf Rankings - Ross Fisher and Ryo Ishikawa. Ishikawa, who made his first cut on the PGA TOUR® at last year’s Transitions Championship, is set to meet his young rival on the Japan Tour, Yuta Ikeda, who just accepted a special commissioner’s foreign exemption. Fisher, from England, is the only player to finish in the top 30 of all four Major Championships last year. “We cannot be more proud of how this field is shaping up,” said Gerald Goodman, tournament director. “It will be a fierce competition among the world’s best players right here in the Tampa Bay area. What differentiates this tournament from others is that the Transitions Championship is much more than a golf tournament - it’s an opportunity for the entire family to come out to one of the best courses and participate in activities and experiences that are relevant for players and spectators - while enjoying some of the world’s best golf.” David Duval, who finished second last week at the ATandT, John Daly, Chris DiMarco and Rocco Mediate are other players who have accepted sponsor exemptions. e Copperhead course, regarded by PGA TOUR® players as one of the favorites, features some of the most difficult finishing holes on TOUR. e 16th, 17th and 18th holes rank among the fourth hardest set of finishing holes on any PGA TOUR® course. ese three holes, today, have officially been named “e Snake Pit” and as such, a permanent structure has been created to remind players and spectators alike of the Copperhead’s challenging finish. e Snake Pit will be available to the public for preview during the “Live Your Vision Family Walk,” which will kick off the Transitions Championship on Sunday, March 14. e Walk will benefit Prevent Blindness Florida and participants will have the opportunity to walk the course the pros play and enjoy a family BBQ and entertainment by Radio Disney. roughout tournament week, Transitions - along with many of their optical industry partners - will offer a unique spectator experience behind the 18th green called the “Healthy Sight Village,” which will contain a much expanded “Live Your Vision Pavilion,” an exciting consumer destination for information, education and hands-on experiences, including sports-vision demonstrations, golf clinics, eyewear fashion shows, health and wellness screenings and much more. Several new experience areas will also be a part of the activities behind the 18th green, including the “Competitive Advantage” area developed by Nike, Transitions and Vision Service Plan (VSP), where attendees will have the opportunity to learn how vision impacts athletic performance, how general fitness impacts their golf swing, and how the latest eyewear technology innovations can help them perform - and look - their best. Additionally, the “LensCrafters Kids Zone” will be a great place for families with children to experience fun and exciting entertainment and games. “As you can see, healthy sight is the cornerstone of our entire week, and we will continue to activate our sponsorship well beyond this event,” said Brett Craig, president, Transitions Optical. “Along with our healthy sight ambassadors - Kenny Perry and Trevor Immelman - e Copperheads, Innisbrook and our optical industry partners, we are committed to educating people locally and around the world about the proper steps they can take to promote lifelong healthy sight and healthier ways of living.” It’s never too early or too late to learn about the critical role vision plays in everyday life, which is why Transitions has expanded the Youth Wellness activities at this year’s Transitions Championship to accommodate nearly 1,500 elementary and middle school students from the Tampa Bay area who will receive free eye screenings, watch the Pro-Am competitions and participate in a number of activities, including golf clinics. e Transitions Championship will benefit over 100 local Tampa Bay charities. In the last five years, the tournament has made a charitable contribution of more than $9 million, bringing the total contributions to more than $24 million in the last 33 years. Copperhead’s final three holes have been renamed the “Snake Pit” because of their high degree of difficulties. A Copperhead statue marks the tough final stretch and is located at No. 16. Here are the names. No. 16 Moccasin, No. 17 Rattler and No. 18 is e Copperhead TRANSITIONS CHAMPIONSHIP FOR HEALTHY SIGHT UPDATE
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PipeLineThe MemberMarch 2010
A Publication of The Club At InnisbrookA Salamander Golf & Spa Resort
Transitions Championship Announces Strongest Field to Date and a Vision Like No Other on the PGA TOUR®INNISBROOK, Fla., FeBRuaRy 16, 2010 - Transitions Optical, The Copperheads and Innisbrook Resort today announced a field representing the world’s finest and details of an enhanced week-long tournament experience for players and spectators, alike - all focused on reinforcing the connection between healthy sight and optimum sports performance.
Most of the 2009 field is expected to return, including Steve Stricker, Jim Furyk and Kenny Perry (all ranked in the top 13 players in the world in the latest Official World Golf Rankings) as well as recent past champions Retief Goosen (2009) and Sean O’Hair (2008).
In addition, several other players are expected to return including Sergio Garcia, 2009 British Open champ Stewart Cink, 2008 Masters Open champ Trevor Immelman, Justin Leonard and Luke Donald. Geoff Ogilvy and Vijay Singh are two other prominent players who have made verbal commitments.
Sponsor exemptions have been accepted by two foreign players who rank among the top 40 in the Official World Golf Rankings - Ross Fisher and Ryo Ishikawa.
Ishikawa, who made his first cut on the PGA TOUR® at last year’s Transitions Championship, is set to meet his young rival on the Japan Tour, Yuta Ikeda, who just accepted a special commissioner’s foreign exemption.
Fisher, from England, is the only player to finish in the top 30 of all four Major Championships last year.
“We cannot be more proud of how this field is shaping up,” said Gerald Goodman, tournament director. “It will be a fierce competition among the world’s best players right here in the Tampa Bay area. What differentiates this tournament from others is that the Transitions Championship is much more than a golf tournament - it’s an opportunity for the entire family to come out to one of the best courses and participate in activities and experiences that are relevant for players and spectators - while enjoying some of the world’s best golf.”
David Duval, who finished second last week at the ATandT, John Daly, Chris DiMarco and
Rocco Mediate are other players who have accepted sponsor exemptions.
The Copperhead course, regarded by PGA TOUR® players as one of the favorites, features some of the most difficult finishing holes on TOUR. The 16th, 17th and 18th holes rank among the fourth hardest set of finishing holes on any PGA TOUR® course. These three holes, today, have officially been named “The Snake Pit” and as such, a permanent structure has been created to remind players and spectators alike of the Copperhead’s challenging finish.
The Snake Pit will be available to the public for preview during the “Live Your Vision Family Walk,” which will kick off the Transitions Championship on Sunday, March 14. The Walk will benefit Prevent Blindness Florida and participants will have the opportunity to walk the course the pros play and enjoy a family BBQ and entertainment by Radio Disney.
Throughout tournament week, Transitions - along with many of their optical industry partners - will offer a unique spectator experience behind the 18th green called the “Healthy Sight Village,” which will contain a much expanded “Live Your Vision Pavilion,” an exciting consumer destination for information, education and hands-on experiences, including sports-vision demonstrations, golf clinics, eyewear fashion shows, health and wellness screenings and much more.
Several new experience areas will also be a part of the activities behind the 18th green, including the “Competitive Advantage” area developed by Nike, Transitions and Vision Service Plan (VSP), where attendees will have the opportunity to learn how vision impacts athletic performance, how general fitness impacts their golf swing, and how the latest eyewear technology innovations can help them perform - and look - their best. Additionally, the “LensCrafters Kids Zone” will be a great place for families with children to experience fun and exciting entertainment and games.
“As you can see, healthy sight is the cornerstone of our entire week, and we will continue to activate our sponsorship well beyond this event,” said Brett Craig, president, Transitions Optical. “Along with our healthy sight ambassadors -
Kenny Perry and Trevor Immelman - The Copperheads, Innisbrook and our optical industry partners, we are committed to educating people locally and around the world about the proper steps they can take to promote lifelong healthy sight and healthier ways of living.”
It’s never too early or too late to learn about the critical role vision plays in everyday life, which is why Transitions has expanded the Youth Wellness activities at this year’s Transitions Championship to accommodate nearly 1,500 elementary and middle school students from the Tampa Bay area who will receive free eye screenings, watch the Pro-Am competitions and participate in a number of activities, including golf clinics.
The Transitions Championship will benefit over 100 local Tampa Bay charities. In the last five years, the tournament has made a charitable contribution of more than $9 million, bringing the total contributions to more than $24 million in the last 33 years.
Copperhead’s final three holes have been renamed the “Snake Pit” because of their high degree of difficulties. A Copperhead statue marks the tough final stretch and is located at No. 16. Here are the names.
No. 16 Moccasin, No. 17 Rattler and No. 18 is The Copperhead
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The Irish Ambassador’s Loved InnisbrookThe rainy conditions may have put a damper on the play but didn’t dampen everyone’s spirits for the first Irish ambassador’s visit to Innisbrook. In spite of the rain thirteen of the Irish ambassadors and eighty six of Innisbrook’s Members enjoyed an afternoon of golf on Copperhead.
That evening the ambassadors including eamonn Kennelly, Chairman/Managing Director Golf Vacations Ireland were the honored guests at the Irish ambassadors Dinner.
The evening began with a Silent auction with many of the auction items having been provided by the Irish ambassadors. Irish music and Irish dancers were the evening’s entertainment. The conclusion of the evening were the announcements of the winners of the silent auction items and the grand prize raffle winner of a seven night stay for two with five rounds of golf in Ireland valued at over $8,000. The lucky winner was Member Sue Fishler!
The proceeds from the silent auction and raffle went directly to the Innisbrook associate Scholarship Fund. The Scholarship Fund raised over $11,000 from this event. Special thanks to the Irish ambassadors for providing silent auction items and the grand raffle which generated so much excitement about the event.
Thanks also to the Innisbrook Members and to the Resort for being an invaluable part of the success of the Innisbrook associate Scholarship Fund program.
We look forward to having the Irish visit again next year, what “craic agus ceoil” we will have.
Transitions Championship for Healthy SightMarch 15th-21st
Member/Guest EventMarch 29th, 30th, 31st
Monday 10:00 - 11:00 am 2:30 - 3:30 pm
Full Swing - Short & Mid Irons Putting
Osprey Practice Facility - North End Copperhead Practice Facility
Tuesday 10:00 - 11:00 am 2:30 - 3:30 pm
Full Swing - Irons & Fairway Pitching
Osprey Practice Facility - North End Copperhead Practice Facility
Wednesday 10:00 - 11:00 am 2:30 - 3:30 pm
Full Swing - Irons & Driver Chipping
Osprey Practice Facility - North End Copperhead Practice Facility
Thursday 10:00 - 11:00 am 2:30 - 3:30 pm
Full Swing - Short & Mid Irons Bunker
Osprey Practice Facility - North End Copperhead Practice Facility
Friday 10:00 - 11:00 am 2:30 - 3:30 pm
Full Swing - Irons & Fairway Pitching
Osprey Practice Facility - North End Copperhead Practice Facility
Saturday9:00 - 9:45 am 10:00 - 11:00 am 2:30 - 3:30 pm
Junior Full Swing Full Swing - Irons & Driver Putting
Osprey Practice Facility - North End Osprey Practice Facility - North End Copperhead Practice Facility
Sunday 10:00 - 11:00 am Full Swing - Short & Mid Irons Osprey Practice Facility - North End
Daily Golf CliniCs
PLEASE WELCOME OUR
NEWEST MEMBERS
Executive Golf
Will & Andrea Baumgart
Diane Bayer
Ian & Stephanie Gorman
Bradley & Christine Houser
Robert & Karen Jackson
Michael & Diane Pikos
James & Jill Sketch
Annual Tennis
Gary & Kathryn Knight
Annual Social
Marie Crump
Volker & Kelly Dommel
Dale & Norma Hendrick
Steve & Jean Shirikian
Karen White
MARCH MAINTENANCE COURSE CLOSINGSCopperhead Course March 1, 8, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 PM March 14Cart Path Only on Copperhead March 10th-14th
MARCH PRACTICE RANGE CLOSINGSCopperhead Course March 1, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 PM March 14
Important Restaurant InformationAccess to Packard’s for breakfast and lunch during this year’s Transitions Championship, March 15th through March 21st, will be limited to golfing members displaying their membership id’s and any other members displaying a tournament ticket.
If you’re interested in making a dinner reservation for that week in Packard’s please call 727-942-5240, Market Salamander Grille 727-942-5290 as soon as possible.
For your dining convenience Turberry Pub will be open for dinner March 15th through March 21st. Please call 727-942-5257 to make your reservations.
Thanks and enjoy the tournament.
Keith Einwag, Director of Agronomy (left) and Lloyd Williams Managing Director (right) inpected Copperhead's greens
with Larry Packard the course's architect. Larry remarked that "the greens have never looked better".
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The 2010 Member/Guest Golf Event Here’s an opportunity for Innisbrook Golfing Members to invite your favorite non-Member/Guest to join you for Innisbrook’s 2010 Member/Guest Event!
Sunday, March 28th through Wednesday, March 31st
The 2010 Member/Guest Golf Event includes…
A Pairings Party on Sunday, March 28th
Gifts for each of the players
3 days of golf beginning Monday, March 29th
A continental breakfast each of the days of play.
Special Member-Guest $10 inclusive luncheon menus available each of the restaurants
An awards Dinner Dance on Wednesday, March 31st
All this for the incredible price of $199.00 per person all inclusive!
Applications are available in the Membership Department or at each of the Golf Shops
The Deadline for entries is March 15th.
The 2010 Member “Bring a Ringer” Tennis Event
The 2010 Member/ “Bring a Ringer” competition will offer Innisbrook’s Tennis Members and their Guests a chance to play and compete in a finals match against Innisbrook’s Tennis Professionals Will Rhame & Judi Morris in a one set per category “Winner Takes All”.
Monday, March 29th 6:00 pm
Member/Guest teams can be Mens, Womens or Mixed Doubles. Each of the three categories will compete individually playing 8 game no-ad pro sets. The three winning teams will advance to take on the Pros! The tennis competition will be complimentary. Prizes will be awarded to the winners in each of the categories at the Awards & Dinner Dance on Wednesday, March 31st. See the details for the Dinner Dance below.
Deadline for all entries is March 15th.
Please call 727- 942-5241 or stop by the Tennis Center to register.
Three Ways for Innisbrook Members to enjoy the
2010 MeMber/GuesT evenTsunday, March 28th through Wednesday, March 31st
Member/Guest Dinner Dance The Dinner Dance is the culmination of the Golf and Tennis Events and an opportunity for All Innisbrook Members to enjoy an evening of celebration.
Wednesday, March 31st | 6:30 pm Inverness HallThe Evening begins with an Open Bar followed by a Fabulous four course Surf and Turf Dinner prepared by Executive Chef Andre Halston. Following the dinner it’s time to dance the night away to the sounds of the Member’s favorite band, “Southtown Fever”. Bring your dancing shoes, and join the fun it’s meant for everyone! The price for this sensational evening is only $55++ per person.
Call Christine in Membership at 727-942-5275 to make your reservations.
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2010 Men’s Interclub ScheduleMarch 18 St. Pete Country Club April 12 Bayou Country Club May 17 Countryside June 7 Belleview Country Club
Men’s Interclub ReportThe “Winter Swing” for the Pinellas County Men’s Interclub Golf Association concluded on Monday, February 15 at Pasadena Country Club. Over the course of the three event swing, The Innisbrook team finished in second place overall. The highlights included the two-man team of Jeff Pett and Jeff Davis collecting +18 over their quota to finish in first place on Thursday, December 10, 2009 at Cove Cay, while Head Professional Bobby Barnes shot a 70 to tie for 1st place amongst the pros on the same day. Andy McAdams won the closest to the pin contest on #18 at Cove Cay.
2010 Ladies’ Suncoast Interclub Schedule March 18 East Lake Woodlands April 15 Cypress Run (final)
The S.O.B.’s (Sunday Owners Bunch) ScheduleMarch 14 North March 28 Island April 10 South
Call Advanced Tee Times at 727-942-5220 to reserve your spot with the S.O.B.’S Sunday Fun Play!
March Entertainment at Market Salamander GrilleMarch 5 Big Joe Duo March 6 Blue Lightning March 12 Scott & Frank Duo March 13 Big Joe Duo March 14 Paul & Kathy March 15 Paul & Kathy March 16 Al “Coffee” McDaniel March 17 Steve Arvey March 18 Scott & Frank Duo March 19 Big Rich March 20 Big Rich March 21 Paul & Kathy March 26 Big Rich March 27 Scott & Frank Duo
Monday Madness Continues at Indaba Spa!Members receive a 30% discount on Monday’s when two or more services are booked. Call Indaba Spa at 727-942-5258 to schedule your Monday appointment!
Bicycle RentalsPark that gas-guzzler and explore the beauty of the 900 acres of Innisbrook on two wheels. New to the fleet are our Surrey bikes that accommodate up to 6 riders. It’s sure to be enjoyed by the whole family. We offer a friendly walk up service at the Loch Ness Pool, Tennis Center, or Fitness Center during operating hours.
Coming Soon To A Club Near You!• Spring Break for fun’s sake
• New crafts like Build a Buddy and Sandy Candy
• Wii Rentals
• Easter hoppin’ your way
St. Patrick’s Day at InnisbrookMarch 17, 2010
Packard’s Lunch sPeciaLsBeef & Guinness stew topped with Puff Pastry ......$5.50Guinness marinated sirloin with potatoes, carrots, celery, onions & turnips in a rich stew topped with a puff pastry crust.
Floridian Fish & chips ..........................................................$16Grouper dipped in beer batter, served with shoestring fries,
tarter sauce & coleslaw.
MsG aLL day sPeciaLscorned Beef & cabbage ...................................................... $17corn beef brisket slow cooked served with boiled potatoes
& cabbage
irish stew....................................................................................$18irish stew made with cubed lamb, bacon & root vegetables
in a light beef gravy.
corned Beef reuben sandwich .......................................$12corned Beef Brisket grilled with sauerkraut, Thousand island
dressing on toasted rye Bread served with Potato Latke.
draft Beers .....................................................starting at $2.50
Member Appreciation NightMember Appreciation Night takes place the last Tuesday of every month. Take advantage of an additional 10% off Member discount at Market Salamander Grille on the last Tuesday of every month.
Please be sure to visit and enter information on the Members Only Website. It’s a great tool for our Members to communicate with one another.
Go to www.InnisbrookMembers.com. E-mails are the username and account numbers are the password.
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Easter Brunch at Innisbrook Sunday, april 4, 2010 | 11:00 am - 3:00 pm | edinburgh BallroomFor Starters
Baked Idaho Potato Soup On the side you may choose; Applewood Bacon, Aged Cheddar, Spring Chives
Salad Station
One of our fine chefs will create:
• Chinese Chicken Salad, Spicy Mustard Dressing • Caesar Salad with Fresh Cut Romaine, Warm Sautéed Shredded Chicken, BBQ Pulled Pork or Rings of Pancetta
• Bananas Foster with Grand Marnier, Vanilla Bean Ice Cream • Warm Louisiana Beignets, Butterscotch & Chocolate Sauces
Our Beignets are square sweet dough pieces, fried Golden Brown & finished with 10X Sugar. Drizzled with your choice of sauces &. enjoyed best with a cup of our steaming roasted coffee.
An Elegant Array of Signature Innisbrook Sweets
• Easter Bread with Whipped Sweet Crème • Chocolate Cheesecake Lollypops • Florida Sweet Fruit & Key Lime Tartlets • Apple, Pecan & Boston Cream Pies • Chef Andre’s Messy Cherry or Apple Breads
adults: $32.95*, Children: $16.95 (ages 4-12) (*tax & gratuity not included; member discounts do apply)
Reservations required by calling 727-942-2000. All families attending the Easter Brunch will enjoy our outdoor complimentary carnival, full of games, crafts, Easter egg hunts & fun!
Easter Weekend at InnisbrookSchedule of Events
Friday, April 2, 20108:30 am - 4:00 pm Camp Nessie: Egg-cellent Adventure
1:00 - 2:00 pm Family crafts: Easter basket decorating, sand candles, and mosaic stepping stones (Loch Ness Pool).
2:00 - 3:00 pm Pool Games: Come out for a splash with our hoppin’ pool games! (Loch Ness Pool)
6:00 - 10:00 pm Camp Nessie’s Kid’s Night Out
**7:00 - 9:00 pm Glow in the Dark Golf (Osprey Putting Green) waiting for confirmation?
7:00 - 11:00 pm Live Music at Osprey Bar
Saturday, April 3, 20107:30 am Sunrise Ride: Join us for a complimentary guided bike ride to get your blood pumpin’ for the rest of the day. (Loch Ness Pool)
8:30 am - 4:00 pm Camp Nessie: Hip Hoppin’ Jam Day
1:00 - 2:00 pm Family crafts: Delicious edible sand art, tye dye t-shirts, and egg decorating (Loch Ness Pool).
2:00 - 3:00 pm Pool Games: Come out for a splash with our hoppin’ pool games! (Loch Ness Pool)
6:00 - 10:00 pm Camp Nessie’s Kid’s Night Out
7:00 - 10:00 pm Dive in Movie: Rock around the clock at our special Sock Hop Dive in Movie Night! Before the feature presentation, we will be rockin’ and rollin’ with Name that Tune, craziest socks contest, hula hoop contests and face painting. Enjoy root beer floats as you visit with the Easter Bunny, then pull up a float and enjoy the all time favorite “Grease.” (Complimentary, Loch Ness Pool)
7:00 - 11:00 pm Live Music at Osprey Bar
Sunday, April 4, 20107:00 - 7:30 am Sunrise Service: Join Pastor Mike Brown on the Edinburgh lawn to celebrate this special day (Edinburgh Lawn).
10:00 am - 2:00 pm Easter Bunny’s Egg-celent Carnival: Don’t miss the Easter Bunny’s Egg-celent Carnival where he shares all his favorite activities with you. The fun begins with the Great Easter Egg Hunt, and of course the gooey Spring Fling Egg Toss with real eggs! No carnival would be complete with out the Games 2 You 4D Theater and Laser Tag ($3 per child if not attending brunch) But that’s not all, there’s great family fun like potato sack races, egg on a spoon relays, and face painting too! (Edinburgh Lawn)
11:00 am - 3:00 pm Easter Brunch at Edinburgh Hall (Brunch attendees receive all carnival activities complimentary)
1:00 - 2:00 pm Family crafts: Cuddly creations stuffed animal making (Loch Ness Pool)
2:00 - 3:00 pm Pool Games: Come out for a splash with our hoppin’ pool games! (Loch Ness Pool)
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TENNIS2010 Spring Junior Tennis CampsWeek 1 March 29th - April 2nd Week 2 April 5th - April 9thInnisbrook resort and Golf Club is proud to announce the 2010 spring Tennis Camps for juniors! These exciting 5-day camps will provide additional instruction designed to enhance the progression of the junior player. In order to maximize every student’s experience, the number of available spots will be limited. Camps will operate two 5-day sessions but can be taken one day at a time (see below), so interested participants are encouraged to register soon to ensure a spot in Innisbrook’s spring Tennis Camps!
The 2010 spring Tennis Camp program includes:10:00 am - 12:00 pm Proper warm-up; Drills specifically designed to help improve the technique of each student
12:00 - 12:30 pm Lunch and Trivia
12:30 - 1:00 pm Tennis work out
1:00 - 4:00 pm Live-ball drills and match play working on all aspects of the game. Participants will receive constant feedback from the professional staff on match play strategy and technique.
10:00 am - 4:00 pm $60 per day Members $70 per day non-MemberApplications are available at the Tennis Center or for additional information or questions please call (727) 942-5241 and ask Will or Pam.
Valentine’s Tennis Social
March Hours of Operation at Loch Ness PoolMarch 1st-13thLocation Monday-Friday Saturday Sunday
Nessie’s NecessitiesBrowse through the new Loch Ness Pool’s retail shop and find all the pool necessities you’ve been searching for!
Dive In Movie NightPull up a float because the Dive In Movies are back for a limited time! To warm up for the summer, we are featuring two special Dive In Movie Nights during our Transitions Tournament. As always, the Loch Ness Grill will be open to serve our famous sandwiches and tropical drinks. The following movies will be featured:
Friday March 19th, 2010
Come out for a wild time with our featured presentation, “Madagascar 2.” Get your face painted like your favorite jungle animal, win our roaring contest and trivia night, and have a great night with the family.
Saturday March 20th, 2010
The sky’s the limit for fun when we feature “UP” at our Dive In Movie Night! Children of all ages will receive a balloon, get their face painted, play trivia, and enjoy all the Loch Ness Pool has to offer.
Camp InnisbrookCamp Innisbrook is built on FUN...Fantastic staff, Unparalleled facilities, Nothing but good times!
You may choose from either morning or afternoon sessions, or stay all day and play! Unfortunately, no children wearing diapers, pull-up or training pants are accepted. Please make reservations at least 24 hours in advance by calling (727) 942-5241.
Rates and TimesHourly Rate: $15 8:30 am - 4:00 pm aM Session: $40 8:30 am - 12:30 pm (includes snack) PM Session: $35 1:00 - 4:00 pm (includes snack) Full Day: $60 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (includes snacks and Lunch) Mon/Fri evening: $40 6:00 - 10:00 pm (includes Dinner)
*Members receive a 15% discount on camp sessions!
Exceptional Family ActivitiesIt’s a well known fact that a family who plays together, stays together.
And there’s no better place in Florida to stay and play than your very own Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club. Family crafts and activities will be held daily at Loch Ness pool.
