Welcome the New Staff to Hawthorn Woods Country Club! Meet our Newest Golf Assistant Professional Annie Gaugert Annie is a native of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin and recent graduate of Valparaiso University in Indiana. Being the daughter of a PGA Professional, she grew up around the game from a very young age. Golf was not the only sport in which she excelled. Annie played basketball, track and golf in high school and went on to be a scholarship athlete in golf and track at Valparaiso University. Annie plans to graduate this spring with a degree in Kinesiology & Physical Education. Annie was well protected growing up with two other brothers, Alex & Austin; both of whom are Golf Professionals in their own right. In her spare time Annie loves to run, hike, craft and practice photography. I am very excited to have Annie join our team. Please stop by to say “hi” and welcome her to our family here at Hawthorn Woods C.C. Meet our New Aquatics Director Anthony Parast Anthony graduated from Neuqua Valley High school. After high school I attended Western Illinois University, where I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in communication. Upon graduation I enrolled at North Central College in Naperville. I graduated this past year 2016, with a Masters degree in sports management from their leadership program. I have worked in aquatics as a lifeguard, swim instructor, head swim team coach, lake front director at a summer camp, and assistant manager over the last 8 years. I love being around the water and hope to bring my knowledge and experience in aquatics to Hawthorn Woods Country Club. MAY 2016
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Welcome the New Staff to Hawthorn Woods Country Club!Meet our Newest Golf Assistant Professional Annie Gaugert
Annie is a native of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin and recent graduate of Valparaiso University in Indiana. Being the daughter of a PGA Professional, she grew up around the game from a very young age. Golf was not the only sport
in which she excelled. Annie played basketball, track and golf in high school and went on to be a scholarship athlete in golf and track at Valparaiso University. Annie plans to graduate this spring with a degree in Kinesiology & Physical Education.
Annie was well protected growing up with two other brothers, Alex & Austin; both of whom are Golf Professionals in their own right. In her spare time Annie loves to run, hike, craft and practice photography.
I am very excited to have Annie join our team. Please stop by to say “hi” and welcome her to our family here at Hawthorn Woods C.C.
Meet our New Aquatics Director Anthony Parast
Anthony graduated from Neuqua Valley High school. After high school I attended Western Illinois University, where I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in communication. Upon graduation I enrolled at North
Central College in Naperville. I graduated this past year 2016, with a Masters degree in sports management from their leadership program. I have worked in aquatics as a lifeguard, swim instructor, head swim team coach, lake front director at a summer camp, and assistant manager over the last 8 years. I love being around the water and hope to bring my knowledge and experience in aquatics to Hawthorn Woods Country Club.
MAY 2016
Sunday Buffet NightSunday Nights 4:00-8:00pm Denim ApprovedEnjoy our fabulously priced NEWLY themed buffet rotation on Sunday Nights at HWCC for only $11.95!Come try them all as we rotate through the weeks:
May 1: Mexican Buffet NightMay 15: Greek Buffet NightMay 22: Italian Buffet NightMay 29: Asian Stir Fry NightWith this much variety you’ll never get bored!
Call Us at 847.847.3250 to Make Your Reservation
HWCC Bistro BreakfastFriday, Saturday & Sunday during May 8:00am-10:30amBreakfast classics to fuel your weekend fun! Order at the bar or call ahead at 847.847.3261.Fried Egg Sandwich $8.50Ham or Bacon, Choice of CheeseServed on Choice of English Muffin or Freshly Baked Croissant Make Your Own Omelet $9.95Three Egg Omelet with Choice of:Tomato, Bacon, Ham, Spinach, Mushroom, Broccoli, Bell Pepper, Spanish OnionChoice of Cheese* Served with Hash Brown Potatoes & Applewood BaconHot Oatmeal $6.95 Served with: Mixed Berries, Brown Sugar, & Cream Hard Boiled Eggs $3.95Four per Order
Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Buffet and Margarita BarThursday, May 5 6:00-9:00pmAuthentic Mexican cuisine and a variety of amazing margaritas!Cinco de Mayo Buffet $15.95++Cream of Roasted Poblano Soup Handmade Smoked Chicken Tamales Fire Roasted Poblano-Three Cheese Chili Rellenos (Vegetarian) Taco Station - Pulled Chicken, Ground Beef, Chorizo * Loaded
Condiment & Salsa BarSoft Flour & White Corn Hard Shell Spanish RiceMexican Pinto Beans Tortilla Salad w/ Tomatillo Ranch Tortilla Chips with Guacamole, Salsas Churros Caramel Flan
Kentucky Derby Viewing PartySaturday, May 7 3:00-6:00pmLive music and lawn games on the patio, mint julips, big hats and a feast of the Kentucky Derby’s most famous dishes as we celebrate the most exciting 2 minutes in sports! Kentucky Derby Ala Carte SpecialsBenedictine Dip (Cold) Cucumber-Cream Cheese Dip with Green Onion & Cayenne Served with Vegetables & Garlic Toast Points $9.95Open Faced Turkey Hot Brown Buttered Texas Toast, Roasted Turkey, Bacon, TomatoSmothered in Gruyere Cheese Mornay SauceServed with Choice of Side $12.95Please RSVP by May 5th with Kelly Burton at 847.847.3251
Steak Frites NightSaturday, May 14 5:00-8:00pm $20.95Sirloin steak cutlet and fries; considered the national dish of France, will be served with the choice of four sauces: Blue Cheese, Béarnaise, Peppercorn or Herb Butter.
Pub Night & Prime Rib with John Boda!Friday, May 27 6:00-9:00pmIndulge yourself with succulent prime rib, beer, wine and live music of John Boda!
Memorial Day BBQ & Pool Party!Monday, May 30 12:00-3:00pm
Start the summer with a SPLASH of food, music and fun at our Memorial Day BBQ & Pool Party!Memorial Day BBQ BuffetAdults $12.95++ Kids $8.95++Italian BeefBBQ Grilled Chicken
Kids Hot Dogs Corn on the CobBaked BeansPotato SaladHomemade ChipsColeslawFruit SaladAssorted Cookies, Brownies, Dessert Bars, Ice Cream Station
SOCIAL EVENTS & RESERVATIONS Reservations are encouraged for all social events. Contact the Club at (847) 847-3250.
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Club Dining & Social Events with Lisa Bartsch
HWCC CATERING & EVENT PLANNINGPlanning a wedding, reunion, meeting or party? Looking for that perfect place to entertain your family or clients? From continental breakfasts, to buffet lunches and even a feast of hearty appetizers, let Hawthorn Woods create an event for you to remember. For group sizes of 1 - 200, let us find you the perfect space. To book your next event, please contact Lisa Bartsch at (847) 847-3272.
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Golf News with Joe Titus
May Hours of Operation Golf Shop 6:30am to 7:00pm Tuesday through SundayDriving Range 6:30am to 1 hour prior to sunset Tuesday through Sunday
Upcoming Golf EventsMAYFriday, 6th Demo Day #1 Thursday, 12th Thelma & and Louise Registration DeadlineFriday, 13th Demo Day #2 Saturday, 14th Net and Gross Shootouts Registration DeadlineFriday, May 20th The Draft Auction PartySunday, May 22nd The Draft DuelThursday, May 26th NDGL MatchesMonday, 30th Memorial Day CLUB OPENTuesday, 31st CLUB CLOSED
Demo Days Friday, May 6th 3:00 – 7:00pm Friday, May 13th 3:00 – 7:00pmOur two Demo Days are back for 2016. Please join us on the driving range on one or both of these great days in May. Sales representatives will be on hand showing off all of the latest and greatest in equipment. Additionally, the HWCC golf professional staff will be readily available to assist with all custom-fitting needs and answer any questions. The vendor lineup includes the following:Friday May 6th Titleist, TaylorMade, Cobra, Ping, Callaway Friday May 13th Cobra, TaylorMade, Callaway
Drop in Golf Want to play golf on the weekends but don’t have anyone to play with? Join us for Drop In Golf. Drop In allows players to show up during the first 3 hours of the morning without a tee time and be paired by the Golf Professional staff. We ask that players arrive 30 minutes prior to their desired starting time.
Local Rule Changes• Hole #16 – If any tee ball comes to rest in the left hazard
the player MUST proceed to the drop area and play their next shot with a penalty of 1- stroke. Any subsequent shot from the drop area ending up in the hazard is played under lateral hazards rule 26.• Anyone playing from the Gold Tees are exempt from
the drop area and may proceed under Rule 26• Stones In Bunkers – Stones in bunkers are movable
obstructions (Rule 24-1 applies)
Junior Golf InformationProgram Overview is below. For complete details please visit our website. Junior Golf information can be found on the main page under the Golf header.
DATES & COSTSCost – $300 per Junior entered in the program. The 2nd family member is $275 and any subsequent family members are $250. This is an inclusive price for all clinics, evaluations, hats and prizes. Add $25 to each level for social golf members.
Evaluation Dates; We are now booking evaluations. There is no set time and you may book at a time that is convenient for you. Please call for an appointment. Each evaluation appointment will take approximately 60 minutes (30 minutes of swing evaluation and 30 minutes for the Rules and Etiquette test). Each child has to be evaluated one time to start.
Junior Golfer Play DaysBack again for the 2016 Season, we are happy to continue with our Junior Golfer Play Days. These 5 Play Days will be held on mornings at 8:45am. These are a great way to get your junior golfer involved in the game. All Junior Golfers are welcome to participate in the Play Days. The Juniors will play as many holes as they can complete in 2 hours and 15 minutes. Most of the groups will require a chaperone to help transport the players out to the starting hole and back to the Golf Shop when the round is complete. These chaperones will consist of Golf Staff Members and parent volunteers. The Play Days are complimentary for all Golf Members. Please see the Play Day dates below.Friday, June 17th Wednesday, June 22nd Friday, July 8th Thursday, July 22nd Friday, July 29th
Clinic Schedule – Each week will have a primary focus, Rules & Etiquette, Putting, Chipping, Pitching Bunkers, Full Swing Irons and Full Swing Woods Khaki Hat from 9:00am to 10:15am Blue Hat from 10:30am to 11:45am Red Hat from 12:00pm to 1:15pm
CLINICS PLAY DAYSWeek 1 – June 15th & 16th Play Day #1 - Friday, June 17thWeek 2 – June 29th & 30th Play Day #2 - Wednesday, June 22ndWeek 3 – July 6th & 7th Play Day #3 - Friday, July 8thWeek 4 – July 13th & 14th Play Day #4 – Friday, July 22ndWeek 5 – July 20th & 21st Play Day #5 - Friday, July 29thWeek 6 – July 27th & 28th Play Day - Make Up - Thursday, August 5thMake up Dates (if needed) – August 4th & 17thJunior Club Championship – August 10th & 11th
PRO’S CORNERThe season is underway albeit with a cooler and slower start than we would like. I would like to take this opportunity to remind everyone that pace of play is vitally important to Club Health. We are all part of a large family here and with that comes shared common space. Please read two excerpts below from our past rules and etiquette meetings.
• “Although delaying other players is often an indication of slow play, it is not the final test. Some, by nature, move more slowly than others, but a player whose normal pace is slightly slower than another may not be guilty of needless delaying actions.” They should, of course, let faster players through.
• Some become involved unavoidably in situations which require a bit of extra time (looking for lost balls). They may temporarily delay other players without being guilty of needless delaying actions. They should, of course, catch up quickly
The entire pace policy can be found below:Pace Policy Below are the expectation guidelines. While the total time is the ultimate goal, the interval is also of importance. So, along with the parameters below an interval time of 10 minutes must also be maintained.
1st & 2nd hours of tee times ~ 4:10 hours or less3rd & 4th hours of tee times ~ 4:20 or lessRemainder of Day ~ 4:30 or less
Pace Policy Non-Compliance PenaltyAs with any policy, it is only as effective as the penalty for non-compliance. Started in 2009 during our Club Championship, this policy continues to be effective for ensuring enjoyment for all our Members.
1st Offense• If any group finishes outside of the acceptable
parameters designated by their tee time, they will be given a verbal warning
2nd Offense• If any player that has been issued a verbal warning
violates the parameters again, they may only play during the designated hour of their 2nd pace offense for 1 week
Subsequent Offenses• Any subsequent offenses will result in the player
being prohibited from playing in the tee times with lower expected finish times for 2 weeks
• Any further violations may results in loss of weekend playing privileges.
Tournament Tee Policy The list of applicable events and player requirements are below. They may also be found posted in the locker rooms. Those who don’t qualify under this rule but wish to play a forward set of tees must request approval from the Head Professional. The decision is at his discretion and the decision may be reviewed as circumstances change.
COMBO TEES: AGE + your HANDICAP = 75You are eligible to play the Combo Tees in sanctioned events.
WHITE TEES: AGE + your HANDICAP = 80You are eligible to play the White Tees in sanctioned events.
Players must be at least 55 Years of Age to qualify. The handicap portion will be based off the Garnet tees
Applicable Events• Member Guest Invitational• King of the Hill and Palmer Cup **• Shootouts• 9 n’ Dines • 1 Day Men’s Member/Guests• Adult Child• Men’s Member/Member• Hawthorn Woods Cup• Husband & Wife • Fall Classic
**Selected tee must be played throughout all matches**
Summer is next month and you can still join the fun at Hawthorn Woods Day Camp! With bright and sunny weather in sight, there is no better time to solidify your child’s summer plans.
The camp program, for children ages 4 to 10, will consist of Swimming, Group Golf and Group Tennis Instruction twice per week, Martial Arts, Arts & Crafts, Fun with Foods, Super Science Projects, Group Games, Camp Traditions, and more. Two highlights of the program include weekly Wacky Wednesday theme days and Thankful Thursday community service projects. Please take a look at the KECamps website for complete descriptions of these extra special days.Camp is in session the weeks of June 14, June 21, June 28, July 12, and July 19. The structured program operates from 9:00AM to 3:30PM, Tuesday through Friday with complimentary before and after-care available. A half day option, from 9:00AM to 1:00PM, is available as well.
Registration is flexible and you may enroll for as many weeks at a time as you like. Enrollment for Summer 2016 is currently open! Please call KECamps at 877-671-2267 or visit them on the web at www.kecamps.com to inquire or enroll today!
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Golf News
Congratulations to our Women’s Platform Tennis Team. They finished the season in 2nd place and will be promoted to Series 9 next fall. Pictured from L to R: Tanya Hinkle, Jeanne Schutter, Victoria
Leng, Julie Brincat, Kathleen Long, Carol Angelina, Sharon Martinez, Jill Mark, Diane Svanson, Melissa Prindiville and Cindy Mangiaforte. Congratulations to our Men’s Series 9 Platform Tennis Team. They are the first team in club history to win the regular season and playoff titles. Pictured from L to R: Tod Farnan, Dave Charman, Al Lemke, Joe Villinksi, Mark Hildeb-randt, Jason Bank, Kelly Mark, Terry Babb Scot Prindiville, and Noah Seidenberg
Congratulations to our Club Champions this year. Terry Babb defeated Joe Villinski in the Singles Final while Tod Farnan and Lino Ma-rini defeated Kyle Ballinger and Kelly Mark. Thank you to everyone who played making this one of the strongest draws to date. Memorial Day CarnivalMonday, May 30th 10:00 – 11:30 am Back by popular demand! Join us for our annual Memo-rial Day Tennis Carnival. The first hour we will take kids through different Tennis Games followed by an Ice Cream Sundae Bar in the paddle hut for the last half hour. All of the kids will go home with Prizes and Fun is guaranteed to be had by all! Kids age 5 years and older are welcome. No ten-nis experience is needed. Be sure to reserve your spot today as space fills up fast due to the popularity of this event.
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Racquet Sports with Adam Boyce
Turf News On The Course with Scott Hillyard
Winter is finally past, thankfully, and Spring has come along. It wasn’t a very stressful winter, and our bentgrass handled it very well. A period of thick ice accumulation in January has taken a toll on the Poa annua spots on greens and collars, and this is a good thing. Hopefully not too much of the Poa seed germinates and bentgrass overtakes these areas, only time will tell. Our greens, tees, and fairways are still waiting to green up, and growth is still limited with the stretch of cold weather we endured to start April. In order to promote the healthiest turf possible during the stressful periods of summer, we will not be pushing grass as we do in mid season. Green speeds and firmness will come when the turf is healthy enough to tolerate the stress. I would expect to see the push for typical conditions begin roughly around the middle of May. Regardless, we are playing golf now, and that makes everyone just a little happier.
April saw greens aerification come and go. And May will consist of continued cultural practices to improve plant and soil health, as well as playability over the long term. You will see aerification processes on fairways, tees and approaches, topdressing of tees and approaches, and verticutting all taking place. While there are many benefits to these practices, the most important aspect is the removal and/or dilution of organic matter. Just like there are many benefits
to aerification, there are several reasons to reduce organic matter accumulation. But as it pertains to you, too much organic matter leads to less than ideal playing conditions. This is a long term process to see sustained results, but well worth the effort over the long term.
Additionally, May is traditionally a month of growth. During the Spring season, growth explodes both above and below the surface. Mowing kicks into high gear and we do everything we can to stay on top of it. But what you don’t see is the big strides made in root growth. This is a critical time to best prepare us for the stress that always comes with the warmer summer months. Root loss during the heat is a natural occurrence, and the deeper we push roots now dictates plant health later in the season.
Those are the things for me to worry about. What you need to worry about is getting the little white ball into the little white cup, a much more stressful task than I have to deal with. I hope to see full tee sheets everyday and a lot of new and old faces this season. I expect nothing less than great playing conditions in 2016 and I want you to share that with all your friends. Let’s have a great season!
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Summer Tennis Summer Tennis starts on Tuesday, May 31st.
Due to the holidays on Monday this summer there will be makeup classes available for those classes falling on Monday May 30th and July 4th. We have a great lineup of classes for all level and abilities. Please feel free to email, call or stop by the tennis shop with questions
or to sign-up. Adult Programming
Ladies’ Travel TeamsWe will be fielding teams in the B, C and D divisions of the Fox Valley Tennis League. Matches are played on Wednesdays for the C team and Thursdays for the B & D teams. Players who attend team drill will have priority for team matches. B/C Team DrillPractices - Mondays 10:30 am – 12:00 pmD Team DrillPractices - Mondays 9:00 – 10:30 am Advanced Beginners ClassSaturdays 9:00 - 10:00 amThe focus of this class is to teach proper grip / technique and beginning pattern play while introducing more point play. Social DrillTuesdays 6:00 – 7:00 pm This drill is all about enjoying a night on the court with friends. Stick around after the hour of drill to play doubles with friends and the first glass of wine is on us! Working Women’s Drill Thursdays 7:00 – 8:00 pm This drill is designed to accommodate the working woman of Hawthorn Woods that cannot make it to the daytime drill. This class will focus on technique as well as strategy, and will be fun and informative for players of all levels. Ladies Round RobinFridays 10:00 – 11:30 amThis mixed level informal round robin is ideal for anyone looking to get another day of tennis. A Pro will be at the facility to organize rotations and put together pairings. Cardio TennisTuesdays 7:00 – 8:00 am Saturdays 8:00 – 9:00 amMen’s NightMondays 7:00 - 8:30 pmThis program is designed to give guys an opportunity to get on the court for a quick paced warm-up and a couple of fun sets with friends. Ryan will be on hand to setup pairings and play in as needed. This is available to all guys regardless of level. Register to reserve your spot. **Space is limited to 15 guys per Monday night**
Junior Programming Tiny TotsMondays 4:00 - 4:30 pmThursdays 4:30 – 5:00 pm Children are never too young to start a sport they can play for a lifetime. This program is for 3 to 5 year olds. This fun class em-phasizes hand-eye coordination and basic stroke development.Junior Tennis Development Program (JTDP)Designed for all players, this fun class emphasizes stroke development, proper grip, and hitting across the net. Classes are divided into age groups listed below. Ages 6 - 8, Mondays 4:30 - 5:30 pm or Tuesdays 4:00 - 5:00 pm Ages 9 - 11, Mondays 5:30 - 6:30 pm or Tuesdays 5:00 - 6:00 pm Ages 12 - 17, Thursdays 5:00 - 6:00 pmJunior Team PracticeThursdays 6:00 – 7:00 pmDesigned for more advanced players who intend on partic-ipating on the junior travel team. Players must register for practice to be eligible for matches on Saturday. Junior Team MatchesSaturdays 1:00 – 3:00 pm This class is designed for players looking to develop their skills in a fun, yet competitive environment at local area clubs. This program will be used to track our player’s devel-opment throughout the season. After each match players will receive a progress report to take home. ***Not Included in the Unlimited Group Packages***Introduction to Match PlaySaturdays 11:00 am – Noon This program is designed for players who are already playing once a week in class but has little or no match play experi-ence. Classes will focus on serving, rallying, scoring and ba-sic match etiquette. This class is designed to prepare players to play matches for the club’s Junior Team in a low pressure, fun environment.Advanced Junior Programming *Must get approval from the Tennis Staff to participate*USTA Training Class Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday’s Memorial Day, 4th of July and Rain outs will be made up Wednesday’s1:00 pm – 3:00 pm We are introducing a new class this summer to those students looking to push themselves harder towards tournament and high school team play. Classes will cover stroke production, strategy, match play and fitness. Players who register must play at least two USTA tournaments over the summer. Each week students get a ½ hour private with one of the coaches. *No Class the week of July 4th* ***Not Included in the Unlimited Group Packages***
Racquet Sports
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COUPLES 9 & DINE #1
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BOAT REGATTA AT POOL 1-5PM
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DEMO DAY #1 3-7PM
DEMO DAY #2 3-7PM
MEET THE WINEMAKER MICHAEL BARRETO
FROM LA VIGNE WINERY 6:00PM-8:30PM
THE DRAFT AUCTION
PARTY 6:00PM
SOFT POOL OPENING
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THE DRAFT DUEL
ITALIAN BUFFET NIGHT 4:00PM-8:00PM
MEXICAN BUFFET NIGHT
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FIESTA BUFFET AND MARGARITA BAR6:00PM-9:00PM
ASIAN BUFFET NIGHT 4:00PM-8:00PM
STEAK FRITES NIGHT
PRESORTEDSTANDARDU.S. Postage
PaidPalatine P&DC, IL
Permit No. 240
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