The written material contained in this booklet is meant for informational purposes for all Southwood members. It is hoped that this information will

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1 2017 The written material contained in this booklet is meant for informational purposes for all Southwood members. It is hoped that this information will provide Members a better understanding of how the Club functions in every aspect of its operation.

2 2 Table of Contents, Club Contacts & Dress Code 3 Club Rules & Etiquette 5 Calendar of Events 6 Mixed Member Events 7 Men s Member Events 9 Ladies Member Events 15 Junior Golf Events 18 Club Fitting, Coaching and Instructional Programs 22 Social Club Events 24 Meet the Management Team 2017 Board of Governors President Craig Sheldon Vice President Randy Wozny Treasurer Brad Kerslake Past President Graham Robson Golf Committee Murray Leppky Greens Committee Warren Olson Membership Committee Estelle Rochon Fraser Long Range Planning Graham Robson Governor at Large Michelle Alfa Governor at Large Gerry Campbell Governor at Large Michael Penman 26 Golf Manitoba & Interclub Events Staff Contact Information Jeff Scott CCM CCE Chris Hartley Scott Hyndman General Manager & COO Food & Beverage Manager Executive Chef Phone: ext. 203 Phone: ext. 202 Phone: ext. 208 jscott@southwood.ca chris@southwood.ca chef@southwood.ca Tricia Guzzi CPA, CMA Desirae Suchoplas Dustin How Controller Membership Services Golf Course Superintendent Phone: ext. 201 Phone: ext. 200 Phone: ext. 301 tricia@southwood.ca desirae@southwood.ca dustin@southwood.ca Andrew Steep Lee Hummell Tom Kinsman Head Golf Professional Golf Shop Manager Golf Professional Emeritus Phone: ext. 205 Phone: ext. 206 Phone: ext. 206 andrew@southwood.ca lee@southwood.ca tkgolf80@gmail.com Golf Course Dress Code Men & Boys Golf shirts, with collar and sleeves, slacks, pants and shorts, sweaters, jackets, plus fours and rain suits. Golf shirts must be tucked in at the waist unless they are tailored to be worn outside the waist as defined by hemmed evenly cut around the bottom and a reasonable conservative length below the belt. Ladies & Girls Golf shirts, with collar or sleeves, slacks, pants, shorts, skorts, sweaters, jackets, skirts and rain suits. Shorts, skirts and skorts must be of conservative length being no shorter than mid-thigh. Golf shirts must be worn inside the waist unless tailored to be worn outside the waist. Prohibited Attire Denim, including pants, dresses, skirts, shirts or shorts, jeans of any colour, leggings, stirrup pants, sweat suits, jogging suits, short shorts, t-shirts, halter tops, tennis clothing and strapless tops, caps worn backwards, and shirts or hats with inappropriate or rude symbols or language and beachwear. Unfrayed and Unholed Denim is acceptable attire in the Clubhouse 2

3 Section I of the Rules of Golf provided by Golf Canada / RCGA provides guidelines on the manner in which the game of golf should be played. If they are followed, all players will gain maximum enjoyment from the game. The overriding principle is that consideration should be shown to others on the course at all times. Golf is played, for the most part, without the supervision of a referee or umpire. The game relies on the integrity of the individual to show consideration for other players and to abide by the Rules. All players should conduct themselves in a disciplined manner, demonstrating courtesy and sportsmanship at all times, irrespective of how competitive they may be. This is the spirit of the game of golf. Players should ensure that no one is standing close by or in a position to be hit by the club, the ball or any stones, pebbles, twigs or the like when they make a stroke or practice swing. Players should not play until the players in front are out of range. Players should always alert green staff nearby or ahead when they are about to make a stroke that might endanger them. If a player plays a ball in a direction where there is a danger of hitting someone, he should immediately shout a warning. The traditional word of warning in such situations is "fore." Players should always show consideration for other players on the course and should not disturb their play by moving, talking or making unnecessary noise. Players should ensure that any electronic device taken onto the course does not distract other players. Players should not stand close to or directly behind the ball, or directly behind the hole, when a player is about to play. On the putting green, players should not stand on another player's line of putt or, when he is making a stroke, cast a shadow over his line of putt. Players should remain on or close to the putting green until all other players in the group have holed out. It is a group's responsibility to keep up with the group in front. If it loses a clear hole and it is delaying the group behind, it should invite the group behind to play through, irrespective of the number of players in that group. Where a group has not lost a clear hole, but it is apparent that the group behind can play faster, it should invite the faster moving group to play through. Players should be ready to play as soon as it is their turn to play. When playing on or near the putting green, they should leave their bags or carts in such a position as will enable quick movement off the green and towards the next tee. When the play of a hole has been completed, players should immediately leave the putting green. If a player believes his ball may be lost outside a water hazard or is out of bounds, to save time, he should play a provisional ball. 3

4 Players searching for a ball should signal the players in the group behind them to play through as soon as it becomes apparent that the ball will not easily be found. They should not search for five minutes before doing so. Having allowed the group behind to play through, they should not continue play until that group has passed and is out of range. Before leaving a bunker, players should carefully fill up and smooth over all holes and footprints made by them and any nearby made by others. If a rake is within reasonable proximity of the bunker, the rake should be used for this purpose. Players should carefully repair any divot holes made by them and any damage to the putting green made by the impact of a ball (whether or not made by the player himself). On completion of the hole by all players in the group, damage to the putting green caused by golf shoes should be repaired. Players should avoid causing damage to the course by removing divots when taking practice swings or by hitting the head of a club into the ground, whether in anger or for any other reason. Players should never drive a power cart or take a pull cart on to tees, greens, fescue, or between greens and bunkers. All carts should remain 30 feet away from greens. Players should ensure that no damage is done to the putting green when putting down bags or the flagstick. In order to avoid damaging the hole, players and caddies should not stand too close to the hole and should take care during the handling of the flagstick and the removal of a ball from the hole. The head of a club should not be used to remove a ball from the hole. Players should not lean on their clubs when on the putting green, particularly when removing the ball from the hole. The flagstick should be properly replaced in the hole before the players leave the putting green. Local notices regulating the movement of golf carts should be strictly observed. If players follow the guidelines in this Section, it will make the game more enjoyable for everyone. Club Mission The Southwood Golf & Country Club, in our distinctive setting, is committed to delivering an outstanding golf and hospitality experience in a progressive, relaxed, and friendly atmosphere for our members and guests. 4

5 The golf calendar is full of events for Member enjoyment throughout the season. The calendar may be viewed in full on the Southwood website, where registration for all Club events may also take place. Club events are about camaraderie, re-acquainting yourself with your fellow members, meeting new members, some friendly competition and most of all, enjoying Southwood Golf & Country Club and all it has to offer. Below is a listing of all of the Club events hosted during the 2017 season. The Club s online calendar is also updated on a regular basis to keep Members informed on all events at the Club. Please contact any of the management staff should you have any questions, or would like to know more about any of the events. April 1 Clubhouse Opens 1 Practice Range Opens 1 Men s League Registration Opens 16 Easter Brunch 21 Opening Cocktail Reception May 2 Tuesday Niners Opening & Lunch 3 Wednesday Ladies Opening & Lunch 10 Men s League Orientation 11 Ladies Fashion Show 13 Mixed Member Event Horse Race 13 Junior Orientation Day 14 Mother s Day Brunch 17 Men s League Begins 18 Business Ladies Opening & Dinner 26 Nine, Dine & Wine 27 Men s Opening Day 28 Multi Manufacturer Demo Day 28 Junior Opening Day June 3 Ladies Opening Day 10 Mixed Member Event Par 3 Course 13 Girl s Night Out 14 Ladies Mystery Tour 15 Open Men s Night 15 Past President s Reunion 18 Father s Day Brunch 24 & 25 Alex Clark Member-Member Alternate Shot 30 Nine, Dine & Wine July 1 Canada Day 8 & 9 Junior Bear Whale Ryder Cup 23 Adult Junior Tournament 17 & 18 Southwood Daisy 28 Nine, Dine & Wine Boes Bowl 30 Sunday Brunch August 6 11 Canada Summer Games Junior Club Championship 13 Kay Koga Mixed Member-Guest 16 Open Men s Night Club Championship Weekend 23 Wednesday Ladies Friendly 25 Men s Member Guest 27 Junior Closing Day September 1 Nine, Dine & Wine 5 Niners Friendly 7 Seafood Night 13 Men s League Final & Horse Race 16 Ladies Closing Day 23 Men s Closing Day 29 Nine, Dine & Wine October 8 Thanksgiving Brunch 13 Closing Cocktail Reception 22 Last Day for Golf Course & Clubhouse 23 Golf Course & Clubhouse Closed 5

6 Mixed Member events are an excellent opportunity to enjoy the golf course and meet some new faces. The Club offers a variety of Mixed Member events throughout the season. Below you will find a description of each Mixed Member event offered. Registration for all events can be completed on the Club website or by contacting the Golf Shop at ext Mixed Member Event Horse Race Saturday, May 13 th 5:00 p.m. The first Mixed Member golf event of the season is the Alternate Shot Horse Race. All registrants will tee off on the 1 st hole as one large group, and teams will play an alternate shot format. Teams with the highest net score after each hole will be eliminated from the competition. Ties for highest score will be broken by a chip-off. The drama is high and the laughs are plenty as we work our way down to a winner! Beverage cart will be following along with the group. Light meal and prizes awarded following play. Cost: $15 per player, includes cart, light meal and prizes following play Mixed Member Event Par 3 Course Saturday, June 10 th 3:00 p.m. Play the golf course set up as a par 54. Pair up with a partner and play your own ball. 60% of handicaps will be in effect, and the best nine holes of your team s combined score will count as the team score. Register in teams or sign up as a single and the Golf Shop will pair you with another Member. Cost: $15 per player, includes cart, light meal and prizes following play Canada Day Saturday, July 1 st The annual Ralph O Rourke Canada Day Mixed Event. Teams of two or individuals signed up in the Golf Shop for a Chapman format. Both players tee off on each hole and then play their partner s ball on the second shot, from there the best ball is selected and the shots alternate until the ball is holed. 40% of handicaps are in effect, optional pari-mutuel betting available at registration. Dinner and prize presentation following play. Kay Koga Memorial Mixed Member-Guest Sunday, August 13 th 1:30 p.m. Shotgun Start Kay Koga was a Past President of Southwood Golf & Country Club and was the first female President in the history of the Club. During her time as President, she established the predecessor to the Heritage Fund, the Millenium Fund, which raises money through donations towards capital improvements at the Club. The Kay Koga Memorial Mixed Member-Guest is a Heritage Fund fundraising event. Pick your own format or play your own ball, there are no prizes based on score. On-course individual hole competitions will be arranged. Dinner, silent auction and prize presentations will follow play in the Norwood Room. Guests welcome. Cost: $50 per player, includes golf, carts, dinner and prizes Mixed Closing Dice Game Saturday, September 9 th 1:00 p.m. Teetimes All registrants will tee off on the 1 st hole and teams of 4 will play the dice game. Each team is given one die. After all four players hit their tee shot you roll the die. If a 1 (one) come up, pick the drive of the 1st person listed on the scorecard, 2 (two) is the second person on the scorecard, etc. If you roll a 5 (five) play the worst of the four drives and if you roll a 6 (six) play the best drive. Continue to play the best shot until the ball is holed out. Light meal and prizes awarded following play. Cost: $15 per player, includes cart, light meal and prizes following play 6

7 Starting with Men s League and Men s Opening Day in May and winding up with Men s Closing Day near the end of September, the calendar is full with many opportunities to participate in Men s Member events. Below you will find a brief overview of all our Men s Member events for the 2017 season. Registration for all events can be completed on the Club website, or by contacting the Golf Shop at ext Men s League Orientation Wednesday, May 10 th, League Play Tuesday, may 16 th and Wednesday, May 17 th The Men s League at Southwood Golf & Country Club features both an 18-hole league and a 9-hole league and runs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays throughout the season. The format for Men s League is two-man net best ball, match play. Teams may register in two or three player teams and individuals wishing to participate will be paired up by the Golf Shop. Men s League regular season runs for 11 weeks and is followed by the playoffs for those who qualify. Matches are scheduled by the Golf Shop. Hole in One Jackpots, Deuce Pots and weekly on-course contests will also take place. Registration for Men s League opens on April 1 st. Spaces are limited and are on a first come, first served basis. All prize monies from the Men s League with the exception of Hole in One Jackpots and Deuce Pots are awarded in the form of Club Credit. Cost: $90 per player for two man teams or $60 each for three player teams O.B. Smith Handicapped Match Play Championship Registration deadline Noon, Monday, May 22 nd Event runs throughout the season The O.B. Smith Trophy Handicapped Match Play Championship has a registration deadline of noon on Monday, May 22 nd and runs throughout the season. All registrations received before this deadline will be entered into the match play bracket. Matches are to be scheduled mutually by the participants and must be played by the assigned deadlines with the Championship match being played prior to the Men s Closing Day. Any matches that are not played before the deadline will be decided by a coin flip conducted by the Golf Shop. Kinsman Cup Match Play Championship Qualifying August 26 th September 4 th Matches will take place on September 8 th, 9 th & 10 th The Kinsman Cup Match Play Championship field is determined by qualifying scores entered between August 26 th September 4 th. All members wishing to compete for the Kinsman Cup Match Play Championship must register their qualifying rounds prior to teeing off with the Golf Shop staff. The top 16 gross scores from the qualifying period will be entered into a bracket. Matches will take place on September 8 th, 9 th & 10 th. All play, including qualifying, in the Kinsman Cup Match Play Championship is from the gold tees. Prizes in the form of Club Credit are awarded to the Champion and the Runner Up following the completion of the event. Cost: $15 per player (successful qualifiers only), includes prizes Men s Opening Day Saturday, May 27 th 1:00 p.m. Shotgun Start A great way to kick off the Men s event schedule is Men s Opening Day. All members are encouraged to participate in Men s Opening Day to welcome our new Members to the Club while re-connecting with your fellow Members who you may not have seen or played with yet this season. The format for Men s Opening Day is a Texas Scramble. Registration is on an individual basis and the Professional staff will create the teams. Optional pari-mutuel betting will take place at registration. Lunch will be served prior to golf, with dinner and prizes following play. Cost: $65 per player, includes lunch, carts, dinner and prizes All play in the O.B. Smith Handicapped Match Play Championship is from the blue/white combo tees. Prizes in the form of Club Credit will be awarded to the Champion and the Runner Up following the completion of the event. Cost: $20 per player, includes prizes 7

8 Alex Clark Member-Member Alternate Shot Saturday, June 24 th & Sunday, June 25 th 8:00 a.m. Tee Times The present format of the Alex Clark Member-Member Alternate Shot competition has been contested since Mike Marion Sr. has won the event in three different years, in three different formats, with three different partners. The Alex Clark Member-Member Alternate Shot is a modified alternate shot event. Register your team for a fun weekend of friendly competition. Both players tee off on each hole and the best drive is selected. From that position, the team alternates shots until the ball is holed, no player may hit two consecutive shots. 50% of the team s combined handicap will be used to calculate the net score. Tee times will begin at 8:00 a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. Sunday s times will be determined using Saturday s scores. Cost: $20 per player, includes lunch following the second round and prizes Boes Bowl Friday, July 28 th Draw Party Saturday, July 29 th & Sunday, July 30 th 8:00 a.m. Tee Times A draw party and cocktail reception kick off the Boes Bowl weekend on Friday night. Complimentary food and beverages are provided. Teams are revealed through a draw of 4 handicapped groups with each team consisting of an A, B, C, and D player. Pari-mutuel betting opens immediately following the draw. The format for golf on Saturday and Sunday is four-man Stableford with full handicaps in effect. The best three net Stableford point totals will count as the team score on each hole. The winning team will be the team with the most points after 36 holes of play. Prizes are awarded during Sunday Brunch following the second round. Club Championship Weekend Friday, August 18 th Sunday, August 20 st A.M. Tee Times Club Championship Weekend is viewed as the pinnacle weekend of the year for the golfing membership. The Championship Flight is a 54 hole competition beginning on Friday evening while the Flighted Championships and Senior Championship are all 36 hole events that begin on Saturday morning. Kick back and relax after your round under the big top while you watch your fellow members finish, enjoy complimentary lunch on both Saturday and Sunday with beverage service and music overlooking the final green with the leaderboard close by. Prizes are awarded following the completion of each flight under the big top on Sunday. Cost: $35 per player, includes lunch on both Saturday and Sunday, beer gardens and prizes Men s Member-Guest Friday, August 25 th 1:00 p.m. Shotgun Start Bring a guest out to experience what membership at Southwood Golf & Country Club is truly about. A full day of activities kicks off with a pig roast lunch and $1,000,000 hole in one qualifier at 11:00 a.m. shotgun start at 1:00 p.m. and the $1,000,000 hole in one shootout, scotch and cigar bar, reception, prizes and more to follow play. The format for the Men s Member-Guest is a two-man net best ball. 75% of handicaps will be put into effect and all participants must have a valid Golf Canada handicap. Cost: $350 per team which includes golf, carts, lunch, dinner, tee gifts (pair of shoes), prizing and most of all, a great experience. Sponsorship opportunities are also available, please contact the Golf Shop for more information. Cost: $60 per player, includes food and beverages at the draw party, Sunday Brunch following play on Sunday, and prizes. 8

9 Men s Closing Day Saturday, September 23 rd 1:00 p.m. Shotgun Start Our Men s Closing Day is to be played on the last Saturday in September and is a way for Members to celebrate another season of golf at Southwood Golf & Country Club. The format for the Men s Closing Day is a two net best ball Shamble with (two best net scores from your four player team). Members register as individuals and the draw will be created by your Professional Staff. Registration, lunch and optional pari-mutuel betting will kick the day off at 11:30 a.m. in the Norwood Room with dinner service and prize presentation taking place following golf. Celebrate our 2017 event winners and enjoy the last Club golf event of the season. Cost: $65 per player, includes lunch, carts, dinner and prizes following play 9

10 Southwood Golf & Country Club is pleased to offer a variety of events and leagues for all Lady Members to participate in throughout the golf season. The Tuesday Niners group, the Wednesday Ladies League and the Thursday Business Ladies League are all inclusive to all Lady Members of the Club and offer an excellent opportunity to play with a variety of ladies in different groups and formats. Below you will find a brief overview of all our Ladies Member events for the 2017 season. Registration for all events can be completed on the Club website, or by contacting the Golf Shop at ext Ladies Opening Day Saturday, June 3 rd 1:00 p.m. Shotgun Start Start your season by participating in our Ladies Opening Day! The Ladies Opening Day is a scramble format with the teams determined by the Professional Staff. The Ladies Opening Day offers the opportunity to re-connect with your fellow Lady Members who you may not have seen or had the opportunity to play with yet this season. Prizes will be awarded at the dinner following play. Optional pari-mutuel betting will take place at registration. Southwood Daisy Practice Rounds & Dinner Monday, July 17 th Tournament & Lunch Tuesday, July 18 th The Daisy Tournament began in 1976 as a Club tournament. In 1992, a group of volunteers took over the running of the event to raise funds for breast cancer. The Southwood Daisy Golf Tournament has raised over $400,000 for breast cancer initiatives over the past 24 years. All proceeds from the Southwood Daisy are donated to CancerCare Manitoba in support of breast cancer initiatives. Cost: $60 per player, includes lunch, carts, dinner and prizes following play Ladies Mystery Tour Wednesday, June 14 th Bus Leaves, 8:00 a.m. Jump aboard the charter bus leaving Southwood Golf & Country Club at approximately 8:00 a.m. and let the Professional Staff handle the rest. Enjoy a day of mysteries as the bus takes you to destination unknown. Cost: $110 per player, includes transportation, green fees, carts, meals and prizes Practice rounds for the Southwood Daisy may be booked with the Golf Shop for Monday, July 17 th. Following Monday s practice rounds, the dinner and reception will take place following the practice rounds with cocktails beginning at 5:30 p.m. Breakfast will be served prior to golf on Tuesday, July 18 th commencing at 6:30 a.m. and the golf will begin in a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. Lunch service and prize presentation will take place in the Norwood Room following play. The format for the Southwood Daisy is four-ball stroke play with full handicaps in effect. The two lowest net scores on each hole shall constitute the team score. The team draw will be created by the Southwood Professional Staff, and the top teams will receive prizes in additional to on-course hole contests. Cost: $180 per player, which includes a practice round, dinner on Monday, July 11 th, continental breakfast, golf, carts, lunch following play, tee gifts and prizes 10

11 Club Championship Weekend Saturday, August 19 th Sunday, August 20 st A.M. Tee Times Club Championship Weekend is viewed as the pinnacle weekend of the year for the golfing membership. The Championship Flight, Flighted Championships and Senior Championship are all 36 hole events that begin on Saturday morning. Kick back and relax after your round under the big top while you watch your fellow members finish, enjoy complimentary lunch on both Saturday and Sunday with beverage service and music overlooking the final green with the leaderboard close by. Prizes are awarded following the completion of each flight under the big top on Sunday. Cost: $35 per player, includes lunch on both Saturday and Sunday, beer gardens and prizes Ladies Closing Day Saturday, September 16 th 1:00 p.m. Shotgun Start Say farewell to another golfing season at Southwood Golf & Country Club while participating in the Ladies Closing Day. The day will begin with registration, lunch service and optional parimutuel betting at 11:30 a.m. in the Norwood Room with dinner service and prize presentations taking place following golf. The format for the Ladies Closing Day is two net best ball, with 75% of handicaps being used. Cost: $60 per player, includes lunch, carts, dinner and prizes following play 11

12 Tuesday Niners Ladies Golf League Play 9 holes on Tuesday mornings, beginning on Tuesday, May 2 rd The Niners Ladies golf section is a fun and relaxed atmosphere for golfers of all varied skill levels. The ladies play nine holes on Tuesdays with tee times beginning on the 10 th tee at 8:00 a.m. during the peak season and 9:00 a.m. during the shoulder season. If there are conflicts on the schedule for a Tuesday, the league play is moved to Thursday morning. Individual competitions take place each week with participation in the events optional. All beginner golfers, and those of all skill levels are invited to participate in the Tuesday Niners League. Registration for the Tuesday Niners League takes place on weekly basis and can be done on the Southwood website by viewing the calendar, or by contacting the Golf Shop at ext Following golf, the ladies are able to enjoy lunch in the Norwood Room Niners Ladies Fixture Card To Be Confirmed May 3 Tuesday 9 Holes & Opening Luncheon F9 10 Tuesday Low Hidden Hole B9 17 Tuesday Monthly Medal F9 24 Tuesday Purkiss Qualifier B9 31 Tuesday Irons Only (no hybrids) F9 June 9 Thursday Eclectic, Day 1 of 2 B9 14 Tuesday Eclectic, Day 2 of 2 B9 21 Tuesday Monthly Medal F9 30 Thursday Fewest Putts B9 July 7 Thursday Par Points F9 14 Thursday Monthly Medal B9 18 Monday Southwood Daisy 19 Tuesday Southwood Daisy 21 Thursday Blind Partners F9 28 Thursday Closest to the Hole B9 August 2 Tuesday Sweep F9 9 Tuesday Monthly Medal B9 16 Tuesday Wainwright, Day 1 of 2 F9 25 Thursday Wainwright, Day 2 of 2 F9 September 1 Thursday Monthly Medal B9 6 Tuesday Beat Bogey F9 15 Thursday Sweep B9 20 Tuesday Bingo Bango Bongo F9 27 Tuesday 9 Holes & Closing Luncheon B9 12

13 Wednesday Ladies Golf League Play 18 holes on Wednesday mornings, beginning on May 3 rd The Wednesday Ladies Section is a ladies golf league that plays 18 holes on Wednesday mornings throughout the season. Tee times begin at 8:30 a.m. during the peak season and at 9:00 a.m. during the shoulder season. The draw is completed by the Professional Staff and is posted to the tee sheet on Monday mornings. An optional non-host lunch special is available each week following play. Different competitions are available each week, and all participants will be eligible for prizes for each weekly competition which are awarded at the Wednesday Ladies Section Closing lunch on September 27 th. Register for Wednesday Ladies Section play by signing up on the calendar of the Southwood website or by contacting the Golf Shop at ext Wednesday Ladies Fixture Card April 26 Wednesday 9 Holes, Opening Luncheon & Introductions May 3 Wednesday Monthly Medal (T) 8 Monday Clinic #1 with Tom Kinsman 10 Wednesday Match Play Handicap Qualifier (T) 15 Monday Clinic #2 with Tom Kinsman 17 Wednesday Pro-Lady Qualifying (Round 1 of 2) 22 Monday Clinic #3 with Tom Kinsman 24 Wednesday Pro-Lady Qualifying (Round 2 of 2) Sat. & Sun. Golf Manitoba Match Play Championship Minnewasta 31 Wednesday Ada Mackenzie Tournament June 3-10 Sat. to Sat. Golf Manitoba Match Play Championship (TBD) 7 Wednesday Monthly Medal (T) 14 Wednesday Ladies' Mystery Tour 19 Monday Golf Manitoba Women's Alternate Pine Ridge 21 Wednesday Eclectic (Round 1 of 2) Sat. & Sun. Golf Manitoba Women's City & 28 Wednesday Eclectic (Round 2 of 2) July 3-5 Mon. to Wed. Golf Manitoba Women's Amateur Bel Acres 5 Wednesday Monthly Medal (T) 12 Wednesday Team Best Ball 18 Tuesday Southwood Daisy Tournament 19 Wednesday Blind Partners & Interclub B Qualifying Mon. to Wed. Golf Manitoba Senior Women's St. Boniface 26 Wednesday Par Points August 2 Wednesday Monthly Medal (T) 8-11 Tues. to Fri. Canada Southwood 16 Wednesday Past President's Cup Qualifying Sat. to Sun. Southwood Club Championship 22 Tuesday Golf Manitoba Women's Interclub A Carman 23 Wednesday Friendly 29 Tuesday Golf Manitoba Interclub B Glendale 30 Wednesday Past President's Cup Final September 6 Wednesday Monthly Medal (T) 13 Wednesday Better Ball Fun Tournament $20.00 per team 20 Wednesday Beat the Pro 27 Wednesday 9 Holes, Closing Luncheon & Prizes (T) DENOTES TOURNAMENT SCORE 13

14 Thursday Business Ladies League Play 18 holes on Thursday afternoons, beginning on May 4 th The Thursday Business Ladies League is a group of ladies who play 9 or 18 holes depending on the time of season and sunset on Thursday afternoons, teeing off between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Ladies may register to play with the Thursday Business Ladies League by signing up on the calendar on the Southwood website or by contacting the Golf Shop at ext The draw is created by the Golf Shop however you may indicate if there are any specific members or times you wish to play. Following golf, participating ladies are encouraged to socialize in the Norwood Room over dinner and drinks Business Ladies Fixture Card To Be Confirmed May 12 Thursday Opening 9 Holes & Dinner 19 Thursday Match Play Handicap Qualifier Pro-Lady Qualifier, Round 1 of 2 26 Thursday Match Play Handicap Qualifier Pro-Lady Qualifier, Round 2 of 2 June 2 Thursday Blind Partners 6 Monday Golf Manitoba Women s Alternate Pine Ridge 9 Thursday Eclectic, Round 1 of 2 16 Thursday Eclectic, Round 2 of 2 23 Thursday Honey Cup 30 Thursday Fun Round July 4-6 Monday-Wednesday Golf Manitoba Women s Amateur Breezy Bend 7 Thursday Bingo, Bango, Bongo 14 Thursday Rose Bowl, Round 1 of 2 18 Monday Southwood Daisy 19 Tuesday Southwood Daisy 21 Thursday Rose Bowl, Round 2 of 2 28 Thursday Friendly / Bring a Friend Event August 4 Thursday Shoot-Out with Wednesday Ladies 11 Thursday Tombstone 18 Thursday Fewest Putts & Hidden Holes 25 Thursday Fun Round 25 Thursday Golf Manitoba Women s Interclub B Maplewood Golf Club 30 Tuesday Golf Manitoba Women s Interclub A The Links at the Lake September 1 Thursday Three Clubs & Putter 8 Thursday Fewest Putts 9 Holes 15 Thursday Fun Round 22 Thursday Fun Round 29 Thursday Closing 9 Holes & Dinner 14

15 Earn a FREE Southwood Junior Membership Junior members will be able to earn a free membership at Southwood Golf & Country Club simply by participating and remaining active at the Club. The Southwood Junior Membership Incentive is a combination of play, events, testing, skills, tournament participation, as well as conduct on and off the course, volunteering, and clinic participation. All junior members who achieve 4000 points during the golf season will receive their 2018 junior membership free of charge. Points will be assigned each week for all categories and will be sent to all junior members in a bi-monthly Junior Bulletin. How Points Are Earned 50 points will be awarded for every 18 holes played at Southwood. Rounds of golf will be taken from the handicap computer and verified by the tee sheet be sure to check in with the Golf Shop prior to playing your round, and entering your scores into the handicap system. Junior members will also earn points for the following categories: Participation in Junior Club Events 200 points Participation in Skills Development Classes 150 points Volunteerism at the Club 100 points Representation of Southwood at Competitive Events 100 points - Includes MJT events, Golf Manitoba events 100 point bonuses will also be awarded for every hole rounds played. 9-hole rounds may be combined to total one 18-hole round. Bi-monthly s will be sent to all junior members which will include upcoming events, past results, updated standings and other information. Participants are asked to check the Junior Schedule which will be posted in the Men s and Ladies Locker Rooms, and on the Southwood website calendar ( For more information regarding the Southwood Junior Membership Incentive, please contact: Jeff Scott ext 203 jscott@southwood.ca or Andrew Steep ext 205 andrew@southwood.ca 15

16 With the addition of the Southwood Junior Membership Incentive program, there are many exciting events hosted throughout the season for the Junior membership to participate in. The Opening and Closing days are mainstays, but new are the Southwood Summer Series events, the Bear Whale Ryder Cup weekend and the Adult-Junior tournament. The season culminates at the Junior Club Championship in August, and wraps up with Junior Closing Day at the end of August. Below you will find a brief overview of all our Ladies Member events for the 2017 season. Registration for all events can be completed on the Club website, or by contacting the Golf Shop at ext Junior Orientation Day Sunday, May 13 th 2:00 p.m. The Southwood Golf & Country Club Junior Orientation is an opportunity for Junior Members to meet the Professional Staff at the Club that will be assisting them throughout the season, as well as learn about all of the programs and events the Club offers. Junior Opening Day Sunday, May 28 th 2:30 p.m. Modified Shotgun Start Junior Opening Day kicks off the Junior event calendar in a scramble format. The Professional Staff will create the draw for the Junior Opening Day scramble and it is an excellent chance to meet some of your fellow Junior Members and build relationships. A build your own burger dinner and prize presentation will follow play. Junior Girls Night Tuesday, June 13 th 5:00 p.m. Calling all junior girls! The Southwood Business Ladies would like to invite all girls from ages 10 and older to join them for a complimentary golf clinic with PGA of Canada and Southwood s golf Professional Emeritus, Tom Kinsman, three holes of golf with a lady member as their caddie and a burger dinner following play. The Clinic will begin at 5:00 p.m. and the golf will follow at approximately 6:00 p.m. Bear Whale Ryder Cup Weekend Saturday, July 8 th & Sunday, July 9 th 2:00 p.m. Tee Times The Bear Whale Ryder Cup weekend was a new event for the 2015 season and takes the place of the Bear Whale Match Play Championship. The Bear Whale is a 36-hole event which sees three different formats being played. The first nine holes on Saturday will be played as an Alternate Shot format, the second nine holes on Saturday will be played as a Best Ball format and the Sunday round will be played in Singles matches. The Bear Whale Ryder Cup is open to all Junior Members. The Bear team and the Whale team, as well as the draw, will be completed by the Golf Shop. Adult-Junior Tournament Sunday, July 23 th 2:00 p.m. Modified Shotgun Start The Adult-Junior Tournament provides an opportunity for Junior members to bring an adult out for a round of golf at Southwood Golf & Country Club, or vice versa, an adult Southwood member to bring their child to the Club for the event. The format for the Adult-Junior tournament is a Chapman format both players will tee off on each hole and on the second shot, you will play your partner s ball. From then on, the best ball will be selected and you will play a scramble until the ball is holed. The Adult-Junior event is a 9-hole tournament. Cost: $40 per team, includes golf, BBQ dinner and prizes following play PGA of Manitoba Pro-Junior Tuesday, July 4 th Every year the PGA of Manitoba hosts the Callaway Pro-Junior event, which allows three junior members to participate in a PGA of Manitoba event with a Golf Professional from the Club. The three junior members who participate in the event will be determined based on the Junior Membership Incentive standings. The top three point earners as of June 30, 2017 will be eligible to participate in the event. 16

17 Junior Club Championship Thursday, August 10 th & Friday, August 11 th 2:00 p.m. Tee Times The Southwood Golf & Country Club Junior Club Championship is a 36 hole event taking place over two days in August. Prizes will be available for both gross competition, as well as net. The top four low gross Junior members from the event will earn the right to represent Southwood at the Golf Manitoba Provincial Junior Interclub Championship later in the season. The winner of the low gross competition will also be invited to participate in the Men s Club Championship, taking place Friday, August 18 th through Sunday, August 20 th should they wish to play. Junior Closing Day Sunday, August 27 th 2:30 p.m. Modified Shotgun Start The Junior Closing Day wraps up the 2017 calendar of events for the Junior program. The format for the Junior Closing Day is a scramble and the teams will be created by the Golf Shop. In addition to regular play, there will be on-course contests hosted by the Professional Staff. Say goodbye to the friends you ve made over the season and earn your last points towards the Junior Membership Incentive Program. The Junior Skills Development Series offers all Junior Members free instruction every Thursday evening at the Golf Academy. The Junior Skills Development Series sessions are instructed by Southwood s Junior Program Co-ordinator, with the assistance of the other members of the Professional Staff. The Junior Skills Development Series is designed to help improve the way our Junior Members practice and play, as well as provide tips on topics including: Driving Iron Play Short Game (Pitching, Chipping and Bunker Play) Putting Course Management Junior Skills Development sessions will take place on Thursdays from 5:30 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. from Thursday, May 18 th through Thursday, August 24 th. Tee times will be blocked for any juniors wishing to play following the Skills Development sessions. There is no cost for Junior Members to attend the Junior Skills Development Sessions. 17

18 Our team of Golf Professionals combine their knowledge and coaching skills with the use of the latest in teaching and coaching technology to deliver a simple and effective means to developing your skills as a golfer. FlightScope FlightScope is the premier golf launch monitor in the golf industry Using Doppler radar technology, FlightScope tracks the flight of the golf ball in its entirety. FlightScope measures 24 variables relating to the golf club and swing. FlightScope is both a valuable teaching tool and club fitting tool utilized by our Professional Staff to better the performance of your equipment and your skills as a player. V1 Digital Coaching Software V1 Video Coaching Software provides our professionals and students the ability to view their golf swing at 300 frames per second. Video allows the player to see and distinguish between what they feel and what they do in their golf swing Video is a valuable teaching and learning tool as it allows both the teacher and the student to prioritize the improvement process while capturing the student performing drills, exercises and swing to see positive change and swing improvements. Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) The Titleist Performance Institute is the world s leading educational organization and research facility dedicated to the study of how the human body functions in relation to the golf swing TPI provides our Professional Staff with the ability to screen and diagnose your physical strengths and weaknesses that will impact your performance as a player. Multi-Vendor Demo Day Sunday, May 28 th ~ 11:00 3:00 Complimentary Burgers on Range throughout the Day 18

19 Proper club fitting is vital to the performance of your golf game. The Professional Staff at Southwood are dedicated to providing you with a comprehensive club fitting experience through the use of our knowledge and FlightScope technology. Fitting golf equipment is an important process for all golfers. Properly fitted clubs enhance your performance and play a significant role in the development of your swing. Using improperly fitted golf equipment can lead to a swing of compensations to accommodate the equipment. Fitting and instruction go hand in hand. Our fitting process and tools provide us the ability to find the best clubs for your game, without bias to a particular brand. Our experience as instructors allows us to fit equipment that encourages proper swing development. Southwood offers full fitting carts with Callaway & Titleist, as well as a number of fitting pieces from TaylorMade and Ping. This provides us with a plethora of shaft and head options which allows us to find the perfect fit for each golfer. From your driver to your wedge, fitting matters. Properly fitted equipment is essential to maximize your performance and enjoyment of the game and is a complimentary service provided to our Members. Manufacturer Fit Days Manufacturer fit days will be scheduled throughout the season to allow you to see, use, and learn about the latest and greatest in golf club technology. Fit Day dates are subject to change, and will be added to the calendar as the season progresses. We are committed to providing the best custom fitting experience to our Members To book an appointment to get fit, please contact the Golf Shop at ext

20 The Golf Academy at Southwood Golf & Country Club is a state of the art facility which utilizes the latest in teaching and coaching technology. Experience the game of golf in live conditions on our: 350 Yard Full Shot Practice Range 10,000 Square Foot Putting Green Four Acres of Short Game Area Greenside Practice Bunkers Fairway Practice Bunker The experienced Professional Staff at Southwood is committed to improving your game through a variety of programs, each tailored to meet your needs and expectations. With the latest in technology, we look forward to working with players of all skill levels and experience. Golf Makeover $ Includes - Video Analysis - Five (5) 45 Minute Coaching Sessions - One (1) On-Course Coaching Session Beat the Bunker $ Includes - Three (3) Exclusive Bunker Sessions Roll the Rock Putting School $ Includes - Three (3) Exclusive Putting Sessions o Set Up o Motion & Drills o Reading & Making Individual Coaching Sessions Tom Kinsman, Golf Professional Emeritus Private Adult $80.00 Shared (2-3) $50.00 per Junior/Student $35.00 Custom Coaching Package Develop a relationship with your instructor and begin the road to improvement. Our staff will customize a coaching package based on your specific needs as a player. Talk to your Professional Staff about developing a program specifically for you! Andrew Steep, Head Golf Professional Private Adult $70.00 Junior/Student $40.00 Lesson packages and group lesson rates can be found at: 20

21 The Club hosts a variety of social events throughout the season for your enjoyment. The Opening Cocktail kicks off the season in April is only just the first of many fantastic evenings planned at the Club. From Easter Brunch, to the Heritage Dinner, to Seafood Night, there are ample opportunities for you to enjoy the Club from off the golf course. Below you will find a brief description of each event. For more information on any of our social events, please contact Chris Hartley at chris@southwood.ca or at ext Opening Cocktail Reception Friday, April 21st 6:00 p.m. The season kicks off in style with the Opening Cocktail Reception. Enjoy complimentary wine, food, beer, dancing and camaraderie while you re-new acquaintances after a winter away from the Club. Ladies Fashion Show Thursday, May 11 th 6:30 p.m. View the latest golf fashions for the 2017 season while enjoying complimentary wine and cheese. Mix and mingle with your fellow lady members, then sit back and watch the show as our models walk the runway in the latest trends. Following the show, visit different vendors on-site to view their full sample runs of clothing and place your special orders. Mother s Day Brunch & Dinner Sunday, May 14 th Wow the Mother s in your life this Mother s Day at the Southwood Mother s Day Brunch and Dinner. Seatings are available throughout the day beginning at 10:30 a.m. After filling up on delicious food, all mothers in attendance will take home a beautiful rose. Be sure to stop by the Golf Shop for some Mother s Day specials! Nine, Dine & Wine The last Friday of every month, beginning on May 26 th Treat yourself and your guests to nine holes on our Championship golf course followed by a delicious three course dinner and wine in the Norwood Room. Cost: $30 for Members, $60 for Guests, includes nine holes of golf, your choice of three 3-course meals and a glass of wine. Father s Day Brunch Sunday, June 18 th Celebrate Father s Day at the Club this year at our annual Father s Day Brunch. Chef and his team will have prepared a delicious arrangement of food and the Golf Shop will be ready to take on anyone looking for a last minute Father s Day gift idea! Sunday Brunch Sunday, July 30 th Seatings begin at 10:30 a.m. and are available throughout the day. Save the dishes at home and enjoy a fabulous spread from Chef and his team. 21

22 Prime Rib Fridays Every Friday, All Season Enjoy a Prime Rib dinner on Friday nights from 5:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Reservations are preferred. Thanksgiving Buffet Sunday, October 8 th Enjoy your traditional Thanksgiving feast with some extras carved turkey and ham, eggs benedict, and more! The Thanksgiving Buffet is your last chance of the season to enjoy one of Chef s delicious spreads. Seatings begin at 10:30 a.m. Closing Cocktail Reception Friday, October 13 th 6:00 p.m. Reminisce about the golf season that has gone by with your fellow members at the Closing Cocktail Reception. Enjoy complimentary food on the second to last golfing weekend of the year. Circle this year-end event on your calendar today! Wine & Cheese Golf Shop Sale & Reception Saturday, December 16 th Golfers on your Christmas list? Stop by the Club on the last Saturday before Christmas and start crossing names off! Watch your s for the 12 Days of Christmas sale that ends on Saturday, December 16 th with the annual Wine & Cheese Reception and Sale. 22

23 Jeff Scott CCM CCE General Manager & COO Jeff is proud to be born and raised in Winnipeg. He has been in the hospitality industry since 1991 and a Club Manager since 1998, managing clubs in Winnipeg, Calgary and London, ON. He was the first golf club manager in Canada to achieve his Honours Society Certified Club Manager (CCM) and Certified Chief Executive (CCE). He is a Past President of the Canadian Society of Club Managers, as well as participating on several Committees including Certification and Governance over the past several years. Jeff has received many awards and recognition over his career including the 2012 ScoreGolf Magazine Manager of the Year. He returned home to manage Southwood in He has been married to wife Dorothy for 24 years and has 4 teenage children. Scott Hyndman Executive Chef chef@southwood.ca Scott has over 15 year s experience, cooking different styles from casual dining to fine dining banquets. He spent 3 years as Executive Chef at Jekyll and Hydes, 3 years as Executive Chef with Storm Catering (Winnipeg Art Gallery) and helped to open La Roca. He began his career at Southwood in June, Chris Hartley Food & Beverage Manager chris@southwood.ca Chris joined the Southwood Team in February 2016 bringing with him 20 years of hospitality experience in the restaurant and hotel industry. Chris spent nearly 15 years of those years at the Norwood Hotel in Winnipeg where he managed the Sales & Catering portfolio. He has an extensive background in event planning ranging from wedding planning, large banquet dinners and multi-day conferences. An avid animal lover and long time Vikings fan, Chris and his wife Rose have two dogs, Sadie & Murray. Tricia Guzzi CMA Controller tricia@southwood.ca Tricia has many years of experience in the financial services industry. Tricia previously served as Chief Financial Officer at Payworks, and is excited to be able to assist the Club achieve its goals in a part-time capacity. Desirae Suchoplas Membership Services desirae@southwood.ca Desirae has eight years of experience as a medical receptionist and administrative support professional with the Pan Am Clinic/Sports Physiotherapy/Foundation Rehabilitation. Desirae is excited to make a positive contribution and provide Members with an exceptional experience. Tom Kinsman Golf Professional Emeritus tkgolf80@gmail.com Tom has been a PGA of Canada Professional for over 30 years. Tom began his career at Southwood after graduating from Bemidji State University. After 5 seasons at Southwood under Barrie McWha, Tom moved onto the Associate Golf Professional position at Shaughnessy Golf Club in BC. Tom returned to Southwood in 1991 as the Head Golf Professional and in 2014 became the Club s Director of Instruction. Tom has been awarded PGA of Manitoba Teacher of the Year four times (1999, 2002, 2004 and 2011) and PGA of Manitoba Professional of the Year (1995). 23

24 Dustin How Golf Course Superintendent Growing up in Swan River, Dustin took to the golf industry at an early age volunteering much of his time at the Swan River Golf & Country Club alongside his father. Dustin started working at Swan River at the age of 13 and has worked in the industry ever since. Upon completing High School in 2001, Dustin enrolled in the Greenspace Management Program at Red River College in Winnipeg. While attending school, Dustin travelled west to Greywolf Golf Course in Panorama, BC and completed three seasons there. In 2005, Dustin accepted an opportunity to move to central Idaho to be a part of the construction of Osprey Meadows, a Robert Trent Jones Jr. design. In 2009, Dustin accepted the opportunity to move closer to home and be a part of the construction of the new Southwood Golf & Country Club. Dustin is a member of the Manitoba Golf Superintendent s Association, Canadian Golf Superintendent s Association and the Audobon International. Away from the Club, Dustin enjoys fishing, home renovation projects, playing basketball, hockey and the occasional round of golf. Rick Pannu Assistant Golf Course Superintendent rick@southwood.ca Rick grew up in Fort Richmond and began working at Southwood in 1989 at the age of 16. Rick has been employed with the Club ever since and is currently in his 28 th season at the Club. Rick attended Winnipeg Technical College and took the autobody course attaining skills that have remained useful in the Shop at Southwood. Rick has held the Assistant Golf Course Superintendent position with the Club since Andrew Steep Head Golf Professional andrew@southwood.ca Andrew is a PGA of Canada Class A member with extensive experience in private golf course operations. Andrew has a Diploma in Golf Management and an Advanced Diploma in Professional Golf Operations from Camosun College in Victoria, BC, where he was awarded the Bryan McWha Award for Best GPA in the Program. He has been a Golf Professional at Glendale Golf & Country Club since 2008 and the Head Golf Professional since His list of awards includes; 2014 PGA of Manitoba Class "A" Member of the Year; 2013 PGA of Manitoba Golf Professional of the Year; 2013 PGA of Manitoba Retailer of the Year; 2013 PGA of Manitoba Player of the Year; 2012 PGA of Canada Apprentice of the Year and 2012 PGA of Manitoba Assistant Professional of the Year Lee Hummell Golf Shop Manager lee@southwood.ca Lee brings 15 years of experience in golf to Southwood. Lee began his career in Ontario working at Whitevale Golf & Country Club and Lambton as a member of the PGA of Canada. He spent 7 years with Callaway Golf in a number of different roles with the most recent being Sales representative in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Through his experience with Callaway he has become an expert club fitter and enjoys spending time on the range helping improve member s golf games. 24