New Bern Golf & Country Club

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1 New Bern Golf & Country Club Kellum Law Firm Sponsors Swim Team The NBG&CC Stingrays are grateful to Mr. Norman Kellum for his donation NBGCC and the Swim Team would like to thank Mr. Norman Kellum and his law firm for their generous sponsorship of the swim team. The Sting Rays were able to purchase swim gear for the entire team and a new sign. In This Issue Clubhouse News pages 1-2 Dining & Events page 3 Pool News pages 4-5 Tennis News pages 6-7 Golf News pages 8-12 Calendar page 13 Drink of the Month Moonshine Peach Daiquiri $7.00 Doña Paula Wine Dinner ~ Friday, September 22nd - 7pm Mendoza Sauvignon Blanc Los Cardos 2016 Poached Lobster and Asian Pear Micro Greens, Wonton, Mandarin Orange Vinaigrette Chardonnay Los Cardos 2016 Chicken and Truffled Gnocchi Black Truffle Gnocchi, Braised Chicken Thigh, Wilted Arugula Malbec Rose Malve 2017 Tomato Velvet with Local Shrimp Cucumber and Basil Braised Beet Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2015 Braised Carolina Bison Short Ribs Tomato Stew, Sweet Pea and Spinach Potatoes, Asparagus with Morel Sauce Malbec Estate 2009 Dark Chocolate and Hazelnut Tart Reservations Required $55++ per person PAGE 1

2 FROM THE MANAGER, PATRICK DILL Clubhouse News There are all kinds of wonderful things happening here at NBGCC. The golf course renovation is in the home stretch and we should be opening in the near future. I cannot wait for our membership to see all the major improvements. As we get closer to the golf course opening, we will notify the membership of an exact opening date, as well as an updated tournament schedule." The end of summer also means the end of the pool season. This year we had record crowds for all the summer camps and I would like to thank all the young members that enjoyed the summer camps. I would like to thank Matt Reid and the lifeguards for their hard work on Camp Barnacle, as well as, Alan Ferebee and Bill Jones and their staffs for the Golf & Tennis Camps." The dock is now finished and is open for all members to enjoy. It is bigger and better than ever and now available for all to enjoy." REMINDERS: Shirt tails shall be tucked in at all times while playing golf. " When parking, please do not park at the end of parking lot rows as it makes it difficult for cars that are properly parked to back out of their spot." Smokers - please respect the appearance of Club property by disposing of cigarette and cigar butts in an ashtray." Walkers please do not use the course for any non-golf purposes, such as walking, jogging, biking and the like between the hours of 8:00 am and 6:00 pm. In Memoriam Bill Street August 11, 2017 Our deepest condolences to the Street Family In Memoriam Mary M. Barden August 8, 2017 Our deepest condolences to Dr. Barden & the Barden Family Duplicate Bridge Winners of the August Bridge Group: 1st Place Dean Smith & Mary Brown 2nd Place Loyce Moore & Gail Tilley 3rd Place (tie) Gail Bach & Libby Kopliner Mary Monte & Julia Hudson The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 19th at 10am. If you are interested in playing please call Loyce Moore at " Suggestions are always welcome. Please send an to suggestions@nbgcc.com. PAGE 2

3 Music on the NBGCC Patio starts at 7pm every Thursday Night September 7th Rick Huff September 14th James Ford September 21st Bryan Mayer September 28th Hot Buttered Grits Dining & Events Monday 5:45-6:15 am & 6:30-7:00 am Wednesday 6:30-7:00 am & 8:15-8:45 am Thursday 5:45-6:15 am Friday 6:30-7:00 am Hidden Number In the newsletter is a hidden number. If you find your number hidden in the newsletter, you will receive two dinner entrees of your choice this month, excluding any beverages, gratuity and sales tax. In the NBGCC Ballroom Program includes: 30 Minute FAT LOSS Workout Combines weights & cardio for a fat burning blast that lasts hours after the workout Full-body workouts, including targeted CORE TRAINING Workouts are tailored to your fitness level Register online to reserve your spot today: or bikinibootcamp@beyondfitphysiques.com Family Night Buffet Thursday, September 14th ~ 6 to 8:30 pm Chef s Salad Bar with Assorted Dressings ~ Soft Yeast Rolls and Butter Crabmeat and Shrimp Casserole ~ Crispy Fried Chicken Slow Braised Beef Sirloin Tri Tip Roast Beef Reduction Grilled Pork Chops with Caramelized Onion ~ Gravy Slow Braised Collard Greens Ice Cream Sundae Bar ~ Assorted Cakes & Pies Adults Kids 5 to 12 yrs Reservations Strongly Suggested Home-Style Mashed Potatoes ~ Baked Mac & Cheese ~ Green Bean & Crispy Onion Casserole " PAGE 3

4 Pool News CAMP BARNACLE WILL BE BACK NEXT YEAR We had three sessions of Camp Barnacle again this summer with over 150 kids participating in our River Fun Day Camp. The kids really loved playing on the river, water sliding, arts & crafts, shooting BB guns, fishing, and of course, swimming. We look forward to more sessions of Camp Barnacle next summer. LIKE Camp Barnacle on Facebook for pictures from camp and updates for next summer. SEPTEMBER NEWS FROM THE POOL DECK Well, another summer is coming to an end and the pool will be closing soon. The kids are heading back to school and swimming gives way to the Fall sports and tailgating. Thanks to all of the members and guests that helped make this season another safe and successful one. Everyone loves the extended hours on Wednesday through Friday nights and we will continue to do special events like the The Float-In Movie Nights next year for the kids and our Pizza Pool Parties too. Our swim lessons were also well received. We have had a record number of kids shed those floaties and have graduated to the deep end of the pool. Labor Day Pool Party Monday, Sept. 4th - 11am to 3pm Buffet served from 12pm to 2pm SALAD BAR Chopped Romaine, Chopped Iceberg and Spinach Greens, Sliced Cucumbers, Tomato, Shredded Carrot, Broccoli Florets, Sliced Mushrooms, Shredded Cheddar, Croutons, Black Olives, Seasonal Fruit Salad Ranch, Peach Pecan & Raspberry Vinaigrettes ENTRÉES All Beef Hot Dogs, Chili Sauce, Buffalo Chicken Wings, Hamburgers American, Swiss and Cheddar Cheese Tater Tots and Corn on the Cob DESSERTS Assorted Cookies and Brownies $12++ #1572 THE POOL HOURS HAVE CHANGED NOW THAT SCHOOL HAS STARTED BEGINNING AUGUST 28 TH (Craven County Schools begin) The pool will be open from 4:00 till closing during the week. Saturday and Sunday times will remain the same: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm After Labor Day, the pool will not be open during the week FINAL WEEKEND SCHEDULE Sept. 8, 9, and 10 (Friday 4-9pm) (Saturday 10-7pm) (Sunday 10-7pm) THE LAST DAY FOR THE POOL WILL BE SUNDAY SEPT. 10 th, 2017 " PAGE 4

5 Pool News Congratulations to the NBGCC STINGRAYS THE STINGRAYS COMPETED IN THE CITY SWIM MEET AT THE NEW Bern YMCA at the end of the summer swim season. The Stingrays won many races and did well against the other pools in the area. These future Olympians worked hard this summer and their work paid off. The swimmers swam well and received many honors at the annual competition. Thanks to the Coaches, ABBIE SKLADAN and MARY GRACE BRINSON, for all of their hard work and early morning practices. THE FOLLOWING AWARDS WERE WON BY OUR SWIMMERS ON THE NBGCC SWIM TEAM: Swimmer Place Event Middy Hinkley 4 th Place Girls Yard IM Brent Hinkley 3 rd Place Boys Yard I'm Marshall Hinkley 1 st Place Boys 6 & Under 25 Yard Freestyle Brooke Greene 2 nd Place Girls 10 & Under 50 Yard Freestyle Wood Mattocks 4 th Place Boys 10 & Under 50 Yard Freestyle Brent Hinkley 2 nd Place Boys Yard Freestyle Joshua Haidt 3 rd Place Boys Yard Freestyle Ryan Skladan 4 th Place Boys Yard Freestyle Olivia Brinson 4 th Place Girls Yard Freestyle Marshall Hinkley 2 nd Place Boys 6 & Under 25 Yard Backstroke Emma Hall 2 nd Place Girls 7 & 8 25 Yard Backstroke William Corey 1 st Place Boys Yard Backstroke Joshua Haidt 4 th Place Boys Yard Backstroke William Corey 2 nd Place Boys Yard Breaststroke Ryan Skladan 4 th Place Boys Yard Breaststroke Middy Hinkley 1 st Place Girls Yard Butterfly Peyton Hall 4 th Place Girls Yard Butterfly Brent Hinkley 3 rd Place Boys Yard Butterfly Mixed 10 & Under 100 Yard Medley Relay 4th Place - Caroline Corey, Anna Katherine Haidt, Brooke Greene, Middy Hinkley Mixed 12 & Under 200 Yard Medley Relay 1 st Place - Joshua Haidt, Ryan Skladan, Peyton Hall, Olivia Brinson 3 rd Place - Davis Hall, Middy Hinkley, Brent Hinkley, Ted Bratton Mixed 14 & Under 200 Yard Medley Relay 3 rd Place - Joshua Haidt, Olivia Brinson, Peyton Hall, William Corey Mixed 12 & Under 200 Yard Freestyle Relay 1 st Place - William Corey, Brooke Green, Ryan Skladan, Davis Hall " PAGE 5

6 TENNIS REPORT, BILL JONES " Happy fall everyone I know that the temps have not really come down a whole lot, but we can now move into our fall season with tennis at your Club. We have the Ladies and Men s league teams in full swing and we have the kids program back up and running for the fall. Check the dates below for your children s best options. Happy football and fall season everyone" Tennis News Kids After School Tennis Program The program starts September 5 th and runs every Tuesday and Thursday from 4pm to 7pm each day. The cost per class is $12 per student per class in the 4-5 and 5-6 age hours and $15 per student per class for the class from 6-7. The ages are: 5-7 class is 4pm-5pm, age 8-10 is 5pm-6pm and the 10 and up class is from 6pm-7pm. You are more than welcome to come one day or both, you are billed on a per class basis. If you have any questions about the program please contact Hank Sumner at: hsumner@nbgcc.com. You are welcome to contact me as well at: bjones@nbgcc.com. CELEBRATE THE Save the date September 29 th at 9am. Your tennis staff will give a FREE clinic and play day to the ladies of the L.T.A. Wear your red, white and blue in honor of the US OPEN get some fun tennis in and then after your clinic there will be match play and plenty of music. Please sign up on the reservation system on line and if you are unable to do so please contact me here so I can get you set up and using this valuable tool you have here at your Club. These events are fun and everyone has a good time, so if you can make it we would love to have you. If you have any questions please contact me here at the tennis center. Directors Tip of the Month When in doubt talk it out what I mean by this is ALWAYS use verbal communication while on the court playing doubles. So often we see partners who are hoping and wishing for their partners to be in the right place at the right time. Always have your partner with you on the court, when you get separated make sure you pull back with them or move up with them, try to stay together and this can be during a point. Stay together mentally so you will cover all of the court physically " PAGE 6

7 Member of the Month The member of the month for September is a unique gentleman. He is out here every Wednesday working on his game to compete with his fellow tennis enthusiasts. He always plays the game with passion, with a never say die attitude that carries him all over the court. He has a powerful serve and one might say a dangerous back hand. He is a wonderful father to three amazing young men and a devoted family man and husband to a wonderful tennis player in her own right, his lovely wife. Do you know who he is??? Have you seen him out on the courts??? It is none other than Dr. Curt Frogley. Thank you, Curt, for having and giving the love of tennis to all you Tennis News LTA 2017 Calendar Friday, September 29th - 9:00am LTA Play Day-Free Clinic to Celebrate the US Open Wear red, white & blue - leveled play Friday, October 20th - 9:00am Pretty in Pink Fundraiser Leveled play & prizes for a great cause Friday, October 27th - 9am to 2pm State Team Prep Round Robin Bring your own state-like lunch cooler. $10 - Cash prizes will be awarded. Tuesday, December 5th - 9:00am LTA Christmas Brunch - NBGCC Ballroom Please bring an ornament to exchange. Summer Camps 2017: We wanted to take a few seconds to thank all of our campers from this past summer. As I write this newsletter, we have just finished our camps.the tennis department participated in 9 camps this summer. It is the joy of my life to be a part of your children and grandchildren s lives each summer, to see how they grow and mature each year is what truly keeps me young at heart. From everyone here in the tennis department we THANK YOU We hope to see everyone back for " PAGE 7

8 Golf News 2017 NBGCC Updated Tournament Schedule October 14 th & 15 th Sat. & Sun. MGA Member Member October 20 th Friday Craven Cancer Classic October 24 th & 26 th Tues. & Thurs. Ladies Club Championship October 31 st Tuesday LGA Member-Guest November 2 nd Thursday NBGCC Southland Electrical Pro-Am November 11 th Saturday MGA 2 Man (Sears Cup) November 18 th & 19 th Sat. & Sun. Men s Club Championship (Sears Cup) December 2 nd Saturday MGA Holiday Schamble (Sears Cup) December 2 nd Saturday Pro Shop Christmas Party (6-9pm) PLEASE NO ACTIVITY ON THE GOLF COURSE BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7AM and 4PM ATTENTION: WHEN THE GOLF COURSE OPENS SCORECARDS: When completing your round, please bring in your scorecard to the Pro Shop so we can adjust the handicap holes for the golf course. For the time being we will go with the original handicap holes until we get enough scores from both men and women to adjust appropriately. KEEP IT NEW: Please remember to always put sand in the divots in fairways and to always fix ball divots on the greens. Also, please rake all bunkers when you play out of one. Attention New Members If you would like to receive weekly s about what s going on with the golf course, please send an to alanferebee@gmail.com and I will be more than happy to add you to our list. Thank you to the campers who participated in our 2017 Golf Tennis & Swim Camps See you next year PAGE 8

9 Golf News AROUND THE COURSE WITH TODD HOLT The date for the course opening will be September 29, I would like to thank everyone for your patience during this summer renovation project. When you come out to play you will notice that we not only converted the greens to G-12 Bermuda, but upgraded all teeing grounds, sand traps, collars and approaches and did a much needed multi-aerification/rolling of the fairways. Everything was done with the simple concept of bringing NBGCC to the best level of conditioning possible for our members and guest. Our greens are coming in great and we have a few small areas that we are mending. On average, during a Bermuda renovation, there are usually 2 to 3 areas on each green that, for various reasons, take a little more TLC. Please note that these were sprigged at the end of June, so we are actually at the 60 day mark as of this writing. The great news is we no longer have any summer decline and going forward you will be treated to greens that hold up to our year round climate and will thrive during the height of the playing season. Tee's have been created and expanded so all golfers have a level and fair beginning tee shot, regardless of gender or playing ability. They are surfaced with Celebration Bermuda grass, which is denser and offers more rapid recovery from divots,foot traffic and general wear and tear. By doing this, the tee tops will also be in better shape with golfers playing a set of tees designed for them instead of small areas accommodating multiple levels of play. Sand traps have been redone with new drainage, capillary concrete and Tour Angle 45 white sand, mined from outside Augusta, Georgia. The sand traps will look great and play consistently all throughout your round. As a return on investment, they also hold up to 4" of rain (and possibly greater) in a 12 hour window with no washouts. This will allow my staff to focus on other areas after heavy rains and save about $2000 of labor saving per rain event. Collars and approaches are the same Celebration Bermuda grass, as on the tees, and you will find they offer a wonderful lie to play any club of preference. The fairways, while still a mix of common and 419 Hybrid Bermuda grass, have been aerified no less than 6 times and rolled 3 times each with a vibratory roller. This will allow our mowers to cut evenly and allow golfers with a very true ball roll and bounce. When the golf course opens, it will be in good shape and play well. The conditioning will only get better as we go through a growing season to really address all areas of small bumps that come with a 90 day high end renovation. I will follow up with a more accurate with what to expect as we get a week out from September 29th. SALE SALE SALE Pro Shop Club Sale - Demos: Ping G 4 Iron Crossover Stiff Flex Shaft - $80.00 Cobra King F7+ (9-12 Loft) - Stiff Flex Shaft - $ Cobra King F7 (9 to 12 Loft) Regular Flex - $ Cobra King F7 3-4 Hybrid Stiff Flex - $80.00 Cobra Max Wood set Driver, 3 Wood and 3 Hybrid - $80.00 NEW CLUB SALE Ping G 5 Wood Regular Flex Regular Price $ Sale Price $ Ping G 4 Iron Crossover Regular Flex Regular Price $ Sale Price$ Cobra Max 5 Wood and 4 Hybrid Regular Price $ each. Sale price $60.00 each Cobra F7+ - Stiff Flex (8-11 degree loft) Regular Price $ Sale Price $ Cobra KingF7 Reg. Flex (9-12 degree loft) Regular Price $ Sale Price $ (2) Cobra KingF7 3-4 Woods Stiff flex Regular Price $ Sale Price $99.00 (2) Cobra KingF7 5-6 Woods regular flex Regular Price $ Sale Price $99.00 PAGE 9

10 Golf News Strive for 35 Junior golf program Mission: The New Bern Golf & Country Club Strive for 35 Golf Programs mission is to provide the junior golfers a chance to learn the basics of the game and a chance to improve as a player. Juniors will learn the rules of the game, proper etiquette, good sportsmanship, and having fun with other junior golfers. At the end of this program the junior golfer will be able to go out on the golf course by their self and know all aspects of the game. Fees: For $100/month you receive: Group Lessons on every Tuesday at 4:00pm or 5:00pm Testing Day on Saturday Afternoon (1 st Tee Time around 4:30) Additional Golf Lessons at a reduced rate ($15 per lesson) Strive for 35 Starter Kit (Bag Tag, Sleeve of Balls, Tees, Ball Marker) There are two semesters in the year. Fall is September-November. Spring is February-April. How it works: All junior golf students will start at the same distance when starting this program. After they complete the stage by passing with a score of 35 or better, then they will proceed to the next stage of the program. Failure to complete the stage will require the student to try the same stage again. There are 6 stages in the program: Stage One- The first stage will require the student to pass from the fringe to 30 yards. Stage Two- The second stage will require the student to pass from 30 to 70 yards. Stage Three- The third stage will require the student to pass from 70 to 120 yards. Stage Four- The fourth stage will require the student to pass from 120 to 180 yards. Stage Five- The fifth stage will require the student to pass from 180 to 230 yards. Stage Six- The sixth and final stage will require the student to pass from the tee box according to their age. After the completion of Stage Three, students will be able to play without an adult. Testing: During a month there will be 3-4 testing periods for the players to advance stages. These tests will be scheduled weekly and will give the player the on course experience to improve their game. Anyone is allowed to caddie for the student when they are taking the test. Students must walk during the completion of the hole. They can be shuttled by cart to the next hole. Contact us for more info: Pro Shop: Alan Ferebee: Mark Williams: STAR PERFORMERS Congratulations to Mickey Hearne & Perry Mizelle for making the PGA Jr. League All Star team. Mickey Hearne made a hole in one in the PGA Jr League All Star Match at Bradford Creek. " PAGE 10

11 Golf News 2017 MGA CUP The MGA would like to thank Keith Chappell for his support of the SEARS Cup. Six SEARS Cup Events: 500 points will be awarded for participating 1. MGA Superbowl Superball - February 4 th Closest to the pin winners 100 points 2. MGA Spring Schamble March 4 th 1,000 pt. bonus for playing in all 6 events 3. MGA Match Play April 8 th 4. MGA Member-Member Sept. 9 th & 10 th 5. MGA Holiday Schamble December 2 nd Points per each Sears Cup Events: 1 st nd rd th th th th th th th Bonus Participation Points Events: MGA Annual Meeting (250 pts.) January 19 th MGA Spring 2 Man (750 pts.) April 1 st Dogwood 2 Man Invitational (500 pts.) May 20 th & 21 st Men s Club Championships (1,500 pts.) October 7 th & 8 th MGA Fall 2 Man (750 pts.) November 11 th Hancock has been on FIRE and has taken the early lead for the 2017 SEARS CUP title MGA Annual Meeting MGA Super bowl MGA Spring Scham MGA Mem2 Total Hancock, George Mitchell, John Throckmorton, Dusty Cahoon, Lynn Moore, Lee Williams, Benny Murphy, Sean Moeller, Peter Krukowski, Jim Sears, Brad Moser, Ashley Evans, Mike Hutchens, Bill Baskervill, Bob Sides, Steve Duncan, Jeff PAGE 11

12 Golf News NEW BERN G&CC SENIOR MENS GOLF TEAM OUR 5 TH TEAM MATCH OF THE 2017 SCHEDULE WAS HELD ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 THE EMERALD COUNTRY CLUB TEAM MEMBERS FROM NEW BERN: JOHN MITCHELL, MIKE LIBERTY, CHRIS WILLIAMS, MAX WOODCOCK, FRANK BARITOT, MIKE EVANS, GARY ALDRIDGE, JACK LIGHTBODY, JIMMY TADLOCK, MITCH KHOURY, TOM MITCHELL, LEE MOORE, BILLY HOWELL, PETE HEIMAN, BRAD SEARS AND JOHN MASON NEW BERN HAD (4) INDIVIDUAL PLACE IN THE GROSS AND NET PRIZES: NAME FLIGHT GROSS / NET SCORE JOHN MITCHELL 1 ST 1 ST 76/68 #1400 MITCH KHOURY 3 RD 2 ND 83 TOM MITCHELL 4 TH 1 ST 81 BRAD SEARS 5 TH 2 ND 91 NEW BERN HAD (5) STAR PERFORMERS: JOHN MITCHELL MIKE LIBERTY TOM MITCHELL MITCH KHOURY FRANK BARITOT EARNED 3.0 POINTS EARNED 3.0 POINTS EARNED 3.0 POINTS EARNED 3.0 POINTS EARNED 2.5 POINTS CURRENT TEAM STANDINGS: TEAMS Points Wins Losses Ties NEW BERN EMERALD FARMVILLE CAROLINA COLOURS MINNESOTT WASHINGTON AYDEN OUR NEXT SENIOR EVENT WILL BE: AT AYDEN GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th ANYONE INTERESTED IN PLAYING WITH THE SENIORS, MUST BE 50 YEARS OF AGE AND HAVE AN ESTABLISHED GOLF INDEX. CALL: MIKE OR ALAN PAGE 12

13 NBGCC September 2017 Event Calendar Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Soup/Salad Bar 11:30-3pm 2 Breakfast - MDR 7am - 10 am MDR CLOSED for Dinner 3 Snack Bar B fast 8am-11am Sunday Brunch 11:30am-1:30pm 4 Clubhouse & Business Office Closed Labor Day Pool Party 5 MDR & CDR CLOSED for Dinner Bar open until 8pm with food from Snack Bar 6 Prime Rib 6pm-9pm Piano in MDR 7 Music on the Patio with Rick Huff 8 Soup/Salad Bar 11:30-3pm 9 Breakfast - MDR 7am - 10 am 10 Snack Bar B fast 8am-11am Sunday Brunch 11:30am-1:30pm 11 Clubhouse Closed Business Office Open 12 MDR & CDR CLOSED for Dinner Bar open until 8pm with food from Snack Bar 13 Prime Rib 6pm-9pm Piano in MDR 14 Music on the Patio with James Ford Family Night Buffet 15 Soup/Salad Bar 11:30-3pm 16 Breakfast - MDR 7am - 10 am 17 Snack Bar B fast 8am-11am Sunday Brunch 11:30am-1:30pm 18 Clubhouse Closed Business Office Open 19 MDR & CDR CLOSED for Dinner Bar open until 8pm with food from Snack Bar 20 Prime Rib 6pm-9pm Piano in MDR 21 Music on the Patio with Bryan Mayer 22 Soup/Salad Bar 11:30-3pm Mutual Wine Dinner 23 Breakfast - MDR 7am - 10 am Clubhouse CLOSED for Dinner 24 Snack Bar B fast 8am-11am Sunday Brunch 11:30am-1:30pm 25 Clubhouse Closed Business Office Open 26 MDR & CDR CLOSED for Dinner Bar open until 8pm with food from Snack Bar 27 Prime Rib 6pm-9pm Piano in MDR 28 Music on the Patio with the Hot Buttered Grits 29 Soup/Salad Bar 11:30-3pm 30 Breakfast - MDR 7am - 10 am MDR CLOSED for Dinner " PAGE 13

14 New Bern Golf & Country Club Mission Statement The purpose of New Bern Golf & Country Club is to provide a place where members and their guests enjoy fine dining and exceptional recreational amenities, creating treasured friendships and unforgettable memories. Hours of Operation Main Dining Room Tues - Fri" Lunch" 11:30am-2:00pm" Wed - Sat" Dinner" 6:00pm-9:00pm" Fri - Sat" Dinner" 6:00pm-9:00pm" Sunday" Brunch" 11:30am-1:30pm" Main Bar (Beverages)" Tues - Thurs" 11:30am-9:00pm" Fri - Sat" " 11:30am-10:00pm" Sunday" " Noon-4:00pm" " Snack Bar Tuesday" " 8:00am-8:00pm" Wed - Sun" " 8:00am-6:00pm" Monday" " Closed" Casual Dining/Main Bar (Food Service) Tues - Sat" Lunch" 11:30am-3:00pm" Wed - Sat" Dinner" 6:00pm-9:00pm" Arey Grady President Walt Crayton Vice President/Membership Al Nichols Treasurer Sharon Overholt Secretary Chris Hoveland Food & Beverage/Fitness Billy Faulkenberry Golf Pro Shop /Long-Term Planning Craig Holton Tennis Patrick Bryant Golf Course Jimmy Cayton Building & Grounds/Pool Golf Shop: Golf Course: Pool/Fitness: Tennis Shop: Clubhouse: Snack Bar: Website: NBGCC Board of Directors Management Staff Patrick Dill, Club Manager Theresa Mueller, Controller Christopher Richardson, Executive Chef Todd Holt, Course Superintendent, GCSAA Alan Ferebee, Golf Professional, PGA Mark Williams, Assistant Golf Professional Bill Jones, Director of Tennis Hank Sumner, Assistant Director of Tennis Matt Reid, Pool Manager " PAGE 14