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HighlightsNovember 2012,Volume 42, No. 10
Golf - Member Activities - Thanksgiving - Tennis - Dining
Chapel Hill Country Club
2012 Governing Board
Ron Johnston, PresidentMichael Brogren, Vice President
Kendrick Vinar, SecretaryLin Wright, Assistant Secretary
Mark Moshier, TreasurerJulie Vozella, Assistant Treasurer
Larry Cheek Lucy Falk Dale HermanGreg Merritt Dawn Ruston Pete Seagroves
Committees of the Governing Board
Finance CommitteeMark Moshier, Chairman
David BaddourJim Curis
Darren HowellRich Lessard
Don Tiedeman
Green CommitteeDale Herman, Chairman
Terry BarkerKate Eifrig
Jerry GschwindCarolyn Hightower
Jay KennihanAlan Lee
Tradd McCraryJeff TillmanJim Williams
Eddie Williamson
Pool CommitteeLin Wright, ChairmanKristen Carmouche
James KingRebecca McKennaDebbie Newcomb
Social CommitteeLucy Falk, Chairwoman
Starr BasmajianKristen Carmouche
Terry FlynnCarol RichardsDan Sternbach
Niki StrebelKellam Warren
Strategic PlanningMike Brogren, Chairman
Dick EllgenStarr Basmajian
Don FrazerJay Klompmaker
Golf CommitteePete Seagroves, Chairman
Suzan CheekLaura EllgenJeremy ElliottGriff GravesJay KennihanJohn McGeeGus Neville
House CommitteeLarry Cheek, Chairman
Carrie BrogrenBren EskridgeStan Eskridge
Rob GossMaggie Hanes
Kathleen LessardShell Roufail
Membership CommitteeKendrick Vinar, ChairmanGreg Merritt, Co-Chairman
Mike BrogrenEd Falvo
Linda JohnstonJulie Vozella
Chris RichardsDawn RustonPete SeagrovesJames Valentine
Durward WilliamsLin Wright
Tennis CommitteeDawn Ruston, Chairman
Steve AkiyamaSusan Beatty
Bruce BallentineCliff Butler
Diane KoenigshoferAndrea Kottong
Mark RustonSusan SkolskyDon TiedemanJanis TillmanAli Wallace
Lee Wollman
Staff Directory
Don Hunter, General Manager(919) 945-0419, [email protected]
Jeff Earley, Assistant Manager and Membership Director(919) 945-0410, [email protected]
Chad Tuttle, Clubhouse Manager(919) 945-0410, [email protected]
Jean O’Daniel, Controller(919) 932-2848, [email protected]
Pat Clark, Accounting(919) 932-2851, [email protected]
Bernadette Degnan, Accountant(919) 945-0420, [email protected]
Executive Chef, Jimmy Reale(919) 97-8201, [email protected]
Rick Brannon, Head Golf Professional(919) 932-2857, [email protected]
Craig Thompson, Course Superintendent(919) 932-2854, [email protected]
Lindsay Benton, Head Tennis Professional(919) 932-2855, [email protected]
Leea Murphy, Activities Director(919) 967-8201, [email protected]
Walt Pierce, Locker Room Manager(919) 945-0413, [email protected]
Travis Womble, Bar Manager(919) 932-2861, [email protected]
Alisa Minshall, Communications Director(919) 967-8201, [email protected]
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Club Reception and Reservations(919) 967-8201
Golf Pro Shop Tennis Pro Shop(919) 932-2857 (919) 932-2855
I’ve just about dried out and recovered from the “cold” I caught during our campout. While the rain was coming sideways, we put it to a vote and 8 adults and maybe 30 kids voted to stay out. Jeff Earley kept telling us it was going to get better. He
was right, the rain stopped long enough for us to cook all the marshmallows and s’mores the
kids could eat, catch a few cat sh, and get in our sleeping bags before the next round of rains came. Two years in a
row we have been rained on. Next year has to be better.
You have to be proud of our members when you see the support given to The “Roy Williams Fast Break for Cancer Fund Raiser, Honoring Ted Seagroves”. As many of you know, Ted was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. But he’s licked it and is committed to raising the public’s knowledge about this killer and research funds to assist in nding new treatments. The event was a major success.
Approximately 300 participants attended the cocktail and dance, 108 the golf tournament and several dozen took advantage of the reserved seats available to participants and attended “Late Night with Roy”. Thanks to subway for their sponsorship and the UNC Athletics for the tickets to the “Late Night with Roy” event.
Craig has the golf course in as good of shape as I can remember. The greens are fast, and the course just looks good, particularly as you drive by number 18. But there is still much to be done and we will continue the momentum into next year. You’ll see trees coming down as we seek to improve air circulation and the amount of sunlight the greens get.
We have several end of the year gol ng events scheduled. One of my favorites being the Christmas Cup, a captain’s choice event scheduled for December 7th. This was started about 10 years ago by Tim Mann and Subway in support of the Christmas House, a local Chapel Hill charity that provides Christmas gifts to children of families who might not be able to afford gifts. Club members are asked to bring two $20 gifts, one for a boy and one for a girl. You need not to participate to bring a gift. Historically, we are the biggest single contributor to this Christmas charity. The winners of the tournament share in toast of champagne from the Christmas cup.
Before it’s too late. Now is the time to make your Thanksgiving reservations.
Ron Johnston, Chapel Hill Club President
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In this issue:Membership 2Finance Summary 2House Committee 2Club Dining 3Golf News 4 Course Conditions 5SMGA News 5WGA News 6Nifty Niners News 6Tennis News 7Activities 9
Membership House Committee It is in the nature of the house committee’s charge that no issue or situation is too tiny for us to consider. We cover the small stuff, the in-between stuff and the big stuff, such as the acceptability of jeans in the clubhouse and getting men to take their hats off when they come inside (you’re doing good, guys). Which brings me to napkins.
It never occurred to me that there possibly could be an issue involving napkins until one of the ladies on our committee brought it up. What about black napkins, she asked at our last meeting. We need black napkins. Can we get black napkins? Whether you consider this a small matter, as simple as black and white, or something more complicated, depending on the color of your pants, is up to you. It took me a while to gure out the problem, but then, I’m a guy. And not only do I not care, at least not much, about lint on my pants, I never even notice when lint accumulates there.
That’s the problem, apparently. Lint. Speci cally, white lint accumulating on black pants, mostly worn by women.
But there’s good news. The club has black napkins. If a diner would like a black napkin to place sedately upon her black pants, her wish will be granted. Unless, of course, all the black napkins are in the laundry, which seems unlikely, given that so few members know we even have them.
And here is even more good news:One of our esteemed club managers told me the napkins we use are not cotton, which can leave lint behind, but are made of a synthetic material not likely to leave spoor when spread.
So white napkins on black pants, black napkins on white pants, white on white or black on black _ it’s all good. And just be glad we haven’t yet been forced into using paper. !!!
-Larry Cheek Chairman, House Committee
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Membership Dues exceeded budget for the rst time this year and are re ecting a $9,000 positive variance for the month. Food & Beverages and all other departments are close to budget. Overall, the month is coming in at a $15,000 de cit versus a budgeted surplus of $4,000. We anticipate higher levels of member participation in the last quarter which will help to close some of the budget gaps.
We did well with the Spring Membership Drive Incentive and are now offering a Fall Incentive Program. Please visit the reception desk for more information, and don’t forget to tell a friend!
Please Note: Last month’s issue reported some incorrect gures. Please contact Jean O’Daniel with questions: [email protected]
The Fall Membership Drive is proving to be a success with several new members this month. Please welcome Mark and Beverly Attwood, Dan and Monica Isaksson, Michael and Deon Roach, and Elizabeth Wattles Wilkes into our Club family!
New members are currently being offered special rates, and we hope to foster a member base that will carry the club into the future, as well as work towards bigger and better club programs for all ages. We encourage you to invite your friends to join. We love hosting prospective members for a round of golf, dinner, or any other club activity that piques interest.
As always, if you have any questions regarding membership, be it your own or otherwise, please contact me. We love to hear from our members, and will do everything we can to make your Club the most it can be. Please let us know what we can do for you!
Jeff Earley, Assistant Manager & Membership Director(919) 945-0410 [email protected]
Fall Membership DriveSpecial rates are available fornew members through the end
of November! Please contact Jeff Earley!
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FinancialSummary
Club Dining
Family Night WednesdaysFamily Night Wednesdays-------
There’s no better way to have great mid-week dinner with your family! Join us for great food and friendly atmosphere for all ages. There’s
something wonderful in store for everyone! There’s a bu! et for adults
in the Dining Room, and a special kids bu! et on Isaac’s Porch!
Make reservations early for choice seating! Call (919) 967-8201.
Date Night ThursdaysDate Night Thursdays-------
Child care is available on Thursdays while you enjoy dinner or other
amenities of the Club. Your little one will be entertained while you and your
sweetheart spend some quiet time together and enjoy the company of
friends.
Dinner is A la cartè. Please call (919) 967-8201 to
register for child care and for dinner reservations!
Friendly FridaysFriendly Fridays-------
Chef Jimmy Reale and his culinary team prepare a feast every Friday featuring carved Prime Rib, and an
array dishes highlighting the freshest seasonal seafood and produce! Chef Robert presents an enviable table of
desserts to top o! your week, as well!
KIDS CLUB starts at 5:30, and features a special children’s bu! et.
Call (919) 967-8201 to register for Kids Club and for dinner reservations.
Weekday Lunch Bu! etWeekday Lunch Bu! et-------
Looking for a fast lunch that’s not fast food? Come to the Club! We’ve got a great lunch bu! et for you with soup, salad, a specially selected hot
entree, hot side, and dessert! Wednesdays are Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes and Cabbage day, but
there’s something new and di! erent on other days!You can always order from the menu, too!
Our lunch bu! et is available Tuesday through Friday, 11-2
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Holiday Wine & Cheese Tasting! ursday, November 8th
Sample a great selection of wines and prepare for the
Holidays! ! is is a great opportunity to stock up
on a " ne array of wines at wholesale prices. Please
call (919) 967-8201 for
reservations.
Thanksgiving BrunchThursday, November 22
Call now for reservations! (919) 967-8201Seatings are every half hour beginning
at 11 AM and ending at 1:30 PM.
_______________________Brunch with SantaWednesday, December 12: 5 & 7 pm seatingsThursday, December 13: 5 & 7 pm seatingsSunday, December 16: 11 am & 1 pm seatings
Call now for reservations! (919) 967-8201_______________________
November 5th: Chapel Hill Country Club Pro-Am, 11:00AM Shotgun November 17th: MGA Event 8:30AM Breakfast, 9:30AM Shotgun December 7th: Christmas Cup, 12:00AM Shotgun Start December 8th: MGA Closing Event, 8:30AM Breakfast, 9:30AM Shotgun
Golf Shop Hours of Operation: 8:30AM-5:30PM Tuesday - SundayDriving Range: 8:30AM – 5:30PM Tuesday - Sunday
The Golf Shop and Golf Course are closed on Mondays
Direct line to the Pro Shop: (919) 932-2857
As we get into November, please remember that we may experience some frost delays. Once day-light savings occurs, you may want to consider booking later tee-times than normal to avoid these delays.
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Winter Rules of Play Preferred Lies or Winter Rules are now in effect. Through the green a ball lying on a closely mown “fairway” may, without penalty, be moved or lifted, cleaned, and placed within one club length of where it originally lay, not nearer the hole and not in a hazard or a putting green. A ball so lifted is back in play when the player addresses it. This rule will be in effect until we start playing the ball down again in the spring 2013.
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Golf at Chapel Hill Country Club
Club Championship 2012The weather was impeccable for the 2012 Club Championship and WGA Tournaments on October 21st.We would like to congratulate the following people for winning their ights in this year’s club championship:
Championship Flight: Kendrick Vinar, Jr. Runner-up: Jonathan Jackson
Presidents Flight: Mark KozelRunner-up: Chuck Reich
First Flight: Scott GravesRunner-up: Ted Seagroves
Second Flight: James KingRunner-up: Michael Brogren
Third Flight: Jeff TillmanRunner-up: Gus Neville
Lades Club Champion: Linda JohnstonLadies Flight Winner: Kate Eifrig
CHCC Pro-AmNovember 4th: BanquetNovember 5th: TournamentWe are proud to bring back the annual CHCC Pro-AM. The cost will be $165 per player which includes a Sponsors dinner on November 4th at 6:00PM, followed by great competition and libations on the golf course on the November 5th. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity! Spots typically ll up very quickly. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please contact Ted Seagroves at [email protected].
SMGA News
The Fall Breakfast and Superball was played under ideal conditions. The team of Ed Kaiser, Ev Kemp, Sumner Tanson and Tom Lund was victorious. The Of cers and new Directors for 2013 are: President Dick Ellgen, Vice President Terry Flynn and new directors Franklin Lamn, Andy Mayer, Tony Oberschall, Dan White, Jim Williams, and Paul Richardson.
The interclub program has provided a great opporunity for SMGA members to play on the other great courses
in the Triangle. This year has been well promoted and attended thanks to the leadership of Rick Lessard. The
last of two CHCC events was held on October 10th with 56 players in attendance.
The Annual Awards Banquet will be held on November 11th to celebrate a most successful golf season. Members are requested to make their reservations and declare their choice of meal so Chef Jimmy Reale can prepare his usual excellent fare. Cocktails begin at 6:15 with dinner at 7 p.m.
The Wednesday Playdays have bene tted from some spectacular fall weather and continue o be the backbone of the SMGA. Ross Tortora will be the Chairman for November games with a revised start time of 9:30 AM.
John McGee, SMGA President
Leaf removal takes center stage this time of year. Keeping up with this operation is a mostly a losing battle, but we again will do the best we can. Hauling off the leaves is not cost affective, and homeowners usually frown on us blowing the leaves into their backyards. Therefore for years, a different method has been used. The leaves are rowed up into the primary rough by blowers. Rotary mowers with mulching decks are then used to chop the debris into a ne dust. This dust is then dispersed into the ground and can no longer been seen. There will be weeks that the leaves are falling too fast to make headway, but we will eventually catch up.
As the rst frosts arrive, so do frost delays. The “Course Condition” section on the website is updated by 7:30 every morning. At that time, we make the best estimate when the course will be open. The greens are checked constantly for frost throughout the morning and the golf shop is updated frequently on the most likely opening time.
Thank you,Craig S. Thompson, CGCS
Course Conditions
Teddy’s Golf ClassicTeddy’s Golf Classic was a huge success and raised over $55,000.00 for Pancreatic Cancer, which was given to the Lineberger Cancer Institute. We would like to thank all the members who were able to come to Thursday evening’s festivities and participants in the golf tournament on Friday Morning and all Sponsors. !!
Many thanks to Brooke Dever, who happens to be our very own Alan Bandy’s daughter, for the wonderful pictures! Visit http://brookedever.shootproof.com/seagrovesgolf for the complete album!
WGA News Nifty Niners News
Ending our 2012 season doesn’t mean ending our golf. Far from it! Thursdays continue as playdays, just more informally. 9:30 is the tee time. No need to sign up—just show up and groups go off in rapid order. No formal game, no printed scorecards. Aha, that makes the off-season a great time to work on your game.
Thinking about playing from the combo tees, if you’re not already? Many members have adopted the combos and love them. Play from the combos at any time with no handicap problem—just tell the computer which tees you used when recording your score. Who knew it was so easy? The smart little devil always asks which tees you used and shows your handicap from both sets automatically, regardless of ones you normally play.
Any non-Niner ladies who would like to join the fun, come on out at 9:30. Just let us or the Pro Shop know to expect you. We would love to have you.
Now to recent winners:
Sept. 20: A Kate Eifrig and Carol Stamm, B Bren Eskridge and Suzan Cheek.
Sept. 27: A JoAnn Mayer B Sue Bernstein C Nancy Atkinson
Oct. 11: A Mary McClure and Soo-ja Park B Peg Richardson and Nancy Atkinson.
Oct. 18: A Kathleen Lessard and Susan Gibson B Elaine Norwood and Wendy Pease.
Miscellaneous chip-ins: Warm welcome to newest member, Susan Gibson!Mark your calendar for our Christmas party, Dec. 7Check out the newest golf and lifestyle ladies wear in the Pro Shop.
See you on Thursdays. You’ll recognize me by the tasteful earmuffs.
Suzan Cheek, Nifty Niners President [email protected]
Greetings all from the WGA,It seems like we were just announcing the kick-off of our 2012 season – how is it possible we have ended our year already? At the writing of this article we are planning our nal play date on October 30th and on Sunday, October 21st we held our 2012 WGA Championship. It was an absolutely gorgeous autumn day, with sunny cool temperatures and lightening quick greens (putting strokes totally dominated this writer’s scorecard!). Amidst a eld of 16 players Linda Johnston took the Championship honors with a Low gross of 87, with Carolyn Hightower winning Low Net in her ight with a 72 and Kate Eifrig earning the same honor in her ight with a 77. Organizers Kelly Ross and Barbi Dalton rounded out the event with a post-tournament reception including our traditional champagne “Toast to the Champions”. Congratulations to our 2012 Champions!
In October we were happy to welcome new member Susan Gibson to the WGA. Susan was able to get a few rounds in with us before our close and we are looking forward to her joining us for the full 2013 year. The WGA is always looking for new members; if you are interested please contact Linda Johnston (email [email protected]). In other happenings 8 WGA members along with 7 other golfers from local clubs attended Veronica Karaman’s clinic “Breakthrough to Your “A” Game”. Veronica was a U.S. Open player, and now an instructor and certi ed performance coach. Her 3-hour mindset workshop is designed to help develop mental processes that will enable golfers to move to an improved level of play. We’ll be watching to see if any of the CHCC attendees make “Most Improved Golfer” next year! And now that I think of it both Linda Johnston and Kate Eifrig attended that class.
Just a few calendar reminders: Effective November 1st, our Tuesday tee times move to 10:00 a.m. There are no sign-up sheets for play during the winter months so just call the Pro Shop. Mark your busy calendars now for our annual “holiday”party on Friday, January 11, 2013. Mollie and Jim Fraser have once again volunteered their lovely home for this bash and with Shere Stone organizing we are sure to have another delightful, fun evening.
Finally, in Dick and my twelve years in North Carolina we have never seen such a blanket of acorns cover our backyard. And if you set stock in the Farmer’s Almanac that may mean a hard winter -- so get your golf in now while we’re enjoying the wonderful fall weather.
Laura Ellgen, WGA President
Tennis at Chapel Hill Country ClubAdult Doubles & Mixed Doubles Championships
Saturday, November 3rd
This is our LAST Tennis event of the year, so let’s make it a Huge Success! We are hoping to have 4 divisions for this event: 3.0, 3.5 and 4.0+ and a 50+ depending on how many sign up for the event. If we are unable to separate all teams into 3 divisions, we will combine the groups and make them as even and competitive as possible. You can play in both doubles and mixed doubles events or just one. When signing up, please let us know which event(s) you will be playing and who your partner is as well as your USTA level. If you are need of a partner, we will gladly help you out
9-11:30am: Men’s & Women’s Doubles 12-12:30pm: Lunch12:30-3pm: Mixed Doubles, followed by Awards and Beverages
Register with the Pro Shop: (919) 933-2857
Men’s & Women’s Golf/Tennis Biathlon Results
Our rst attempt for this event was rained out rst thing in the morning, so we tried again the following week and couldn’t have asked for more perfect weather! With a total of 8 teams (1 of those being your friendly tennis pros to help even out the Round Robin and golf foursomes) we had a great event once again.
Cliff Butler & Bruce Ballentine Tom Wollman & Rich BeattyClint Harris & Jimmy Rosen Matt Hapgood & Jon StoneDavid Baddour & Chris Hanes Lucy Falk & Kristen CarmoucheDan Sternbach & Alan Lee Jaime Montalvo & Derek Boone
Closest to the Pin #13: Alan Lee Longest Drive #15: Chris Hanes1st Place in Tennis: Lucy Falk & Kristen Carmouche with a total of 202 points. 2nd Place in Tennis: Cliff Butler & Bruce Ballentine with a total of 195 points. ** Jaime Montalvo & Derek Boone had 217 points ** 1st Place in Golf: Clint Harris & Jimmy Rosen with a net score of 74!2nd Place in Golf: Matt Hapgood & Jon Stone with a net score of 77!** Jaime Montalvo and Derek Boone had a net score 72
We had a 3 way tie for the 1st place this year, and had to go to the #1 handicapped golf hole to break the tie. Matt Hapgood & Jon Stone shot an 8 on that hole, Lucy Falk & Kristen Carmouche shot a 6, with your Champions shooting a 5.
2012 Overall Champion: Clint Harris & Jimmy Rosen
Congratulations!
USTA Fall Combo/Singles Teams & Women’s Triangle Tennis
Triangle Team Record Captain(s)CHCC 1 4-1 Debbie Howard & Amy BentonCHCC 2 2-2 Lucy Falk & Kim AgatucciCHCC 3 0-5 Lee Wollman & Lee Harris
USTA Team Record Captain(s)3.0 Singles (day) 0-7 Christie Osborne 3.0 Singles (day) 5-1 Carey Baddour 1st Place Finish3.5 Singles (day) 1-7 Kylie Harris & Kristen Carmouche3.5 Singles (day) 6-1 Suzanne Warren & Jane Holroyd4.0 Singles (day) 1-3 Lucy Falk 6.5 Combo (day) 11-1 C. Baddour & K. Carmouche 2nd Place Finish 6.5 Combo (day) 7-5 Carol Richards & Julie Vozella7.5 Combo (day) 5-8 Randy Smith & Susan Beatty7.5 Sr. Combo (day) 0-10 Maria Scanga9.5 Combo (night) 2-4 Jaime Montalvo
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Tennis Court Hours:8:00AM – 9:00PM daily (weather permitting)
Ball Machine Hours: 8 AM-6 PM (5PM on weekends)
COURT RESERVATIONS Please call the pro shop for ALL court
reservations. This includes the hard courts and for use of the ball machine.
You may reserve courts 48 hours in advance. EMAILED RESERVATION REQUESTS
ARE NOT ACCEPTED. If nobody is in the pro shop when you call, please leave a message, and somebody will gladly return
your call to confirm your reservation.______________
Adult Tennis Clinics & Socials
Monday Mornings Ladies Clinic: 9-10:30 amLadies 2.5/3.0 Clinic – Lindsay Benton and Jarrod Randle will be here each Monday to run this clinic, which is a great way for New players to get involved and meet players and work on their tennis games.
Wednesday Night Men’s Tennis: 6:30-8:30 pm ALL levels Welcomed! We have a few options for this weekly night of fun tennis.
Option 1: Show and play, with the club providing a bucket of beer for all the players to enjoy…Honor system on the beers guys! Play will start at 6:30pm. We will have a tally sheet by the bucket for you to jot down.
Option 2: Lindsay, Derek and/or Jarrod will coordinate an hour clinic from 6:30-7:30 for those who sign up (limited to 12). Afterwards, all guys are welcomed to jump into Men’s night for the last hour and get a set or two in.
Prices for the clinic (minimum of 3 for a clinic) is based on numbers and typically between $12-$15. If only 2 guys show up for clinic, it will be a semi-private lesson.
PLEASE let us know if you plan to attend either the clinic or men’s night so we can make the necessary arrangements and reserve the proper amount of courts for everyone.
Shot of the Week Clinic with Lindsay Benton & Jarrod RandleFridays, 9-10 am November 2nd: Volleys & Half Volleys November 9th: Swing Volley & Hitting on the RiseNovember 16th: Approach Shots & Volleys November 30th: Lobs & Overheads
Cardio Tennis with Derek Boone, Head Tennis Professional Fridays, 10:00AM -11:30AM ** Be advised, this clinic will involve intense cardio routines at times and focus more on conditioning rather than technique and strategy.
All levels are welcomed to participate. Please e-mail Derek Boone at [email protected] or call the pro shop, if you’re interested in playing each week.
Junior Tennis Clinics & Events PLEASE SIGN UP PRIOR TO EACH SESSION.
Fall Session 2: Tuesdays and ThursdaysOctober 30th –December 13th: 7 Week SessionPee Wee: ages 4-7 3:15 – 4:00PMFuture Stars: ages 8-12 4:00 – 5:00PMTournament Training: ages 10-16 5:00 – 6:30PM Rain Dates: December 18th and 20th
Junior Team Tennis: Fridays, 4-6pmOverall, this clinic is for juniors to come out and play matches among other club kids during the 2 hours for practice. The Quickstart 8s and 10s will be on the hard courts, while the 12 and up players will be on the clay. All juniors must be able to rally, serve and keep score to be able to keep score to join this clinic. In case of inclement weather, please check with the pro shop to check on court/weather conditions.The cost is $20 per clinic. Drinks and refreshments will be provided at the end. We will continue this practice throughout November, weather permitting.
Junior Lock-In: Friday, November 9thWhat a fun night for our juniors here at CHCC! This will be available for those juniors attending our Future Stars and Tournament Training Clinics, those taking lessons at CHCC or participating in our Junior Team Tennis clinics. Schedule of Events:6:00pm – Pizza6:30pm – Tennis and Games8:30pm – Snacks, Xbox, Indoor Games9:30pm – Movie11:00pm – Lights Out! Saturday @ 8:00am – Pick up on Club House Porch by Fireplace
Bridge Lessons with Karen LazarusMore than 30 players are having a great time learning
the art of Bridge and sampling wines from the Clubhouse bar. New sessions will begin in January 2013!
Make learning to play Bridge a New Year’s Resolution!
Trivia Nights in Lawson’s BarNovember 8 & 29
Lowest scoring team picks the topic for the next round! Join Julie in the Bar for a great evening of
club camraderie and challenging topics!
November 8th: Fashion trends of the ‘80s
The kids had a great time at the Spooky Clinic on October 30th!
Leea’s Corner
THURSDAY NIGHT CHILD CARE
Child care is available from 5:30-8 every Thursday night. Come enjoy the Club’s amenities while your young ones have fun with age appropriate activies. Dinner for children is a la carte.
Please let us know you are coming: (919) 967-8201
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Club Member and Children’s Activites
Jersey BoysOur original block of seats have all be spoken for, but you can still purchase our ticket package for Jersey Boys which includes a ticket to the show, transportation to and from the Durham Performing Arts Center, and a drink voucher!
Grand Tier Seats are $105.00 and First Balcony seats are $78.00. Email [email protected] to get tickets.
The show is on Sunday, November 11th at 6:30pm.The bus will be leaving from the club at 5:30pm sharp!
A Christmas Carol
A block of seats has been reserved for A
Christmas Carol at DPAC on Saturday,
December 15th at 7:00pm.
Ticket pricing will be based on the
number of tickets requested, so please
email Leea Murphy soon if you are
interested in attending this show:
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Every Friday!Every Friday!5:30-8:30 PM5:30-8:30 PM
Leea and her team entertain young club members with age appropriate activities, optional sport clinics, movies, crafts, games and more! Kids
Club includes a special children’s buffet! (Parents must be present at the Club.)
Please let Leea know you are [email protected]
...or call (919) 967-8201 for reservations for Kids Club AND dinner for parents!
103 Lancaster DriveChapel Hill, NC 27517
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday! ursday Friday Saturday
November 20121 2 3
Tennis Adult Doubles & Mixed Doubles
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CHCC Pro-AM November Birthday Dinner Night!
Trivia Night: 7:30 in the Bar
Tennis Junior Lock-In Night!
11 SMGA AWARDS BANQUET
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JERSEY BOYS @ DPAC
Bus leaves at 5:30!
MGA CLOSING EVENT
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FATHER-DAUGHTER
DANCE: 6-8 pm
THANKSGIVING ORDERS DUE:
3 PM
THANKSGIVINGCall now for reservations!
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Trivia Night: 7:30 in the Bar
Regularly Scheduled Weekly EventsSUNDAY
BRUNCH:10:30-1:30
! e Club is CLOSED on
Mondays
LUNCH BUFFET:11-2
Bridge Lessons3:30 & 7 PM
LUNCH BUFFET:11-2
FAMILY NIGHT BUFFET:5:30 pm
LUNCH BUFFET:11-2
DATE NIGHT
CHILD CARE: 5:30-8 pm
LUNCH BUFFET:11-2
FRIENDLY FRIDAYS BUFFET:
5:30 pmKIDS CLUB: 5:30
Ladies 2.5/3.0 Tennis Clinic:
9 AM
Tennis Juniors Fall Session II
Men’s Tennis Night: 6:30 PM
Tennis Juniors Fall Session II
Shot of the Week Tennis Clinic: 9 AM
Cardio Tennis: 10 AMJunior Team Tennis:
4 pm
