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1 Village Country Club Membership Information For reservations ext 116 Fri and Sat 5:00 9:00 pm Mon Tues - Thurs Closed 11-8 Fri Sat 11-5 Sunday 11-6

Village Country Club Unlimited golf privileges with no tee-time restrictions Dear Prospective Member: Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of The Village Country Club.

2 Village Country Club Unlimited golf privileges with no tee-time restrictions Dear Prospective Member: Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of The Village Country Club. It is a special place with extraordinary membership benefits. Enclosed you will find information about membership, as well as the many wonderful services that are available to our members. If you have any questions regarding the enclosed information, or would like a personalized tour of the facility and grounds, please contact the club office. We would be more than happy to show you the incredible facilities that the Village Country Club has to offer. Thank you for your interest in our club. Bruce Altheide Membership Committee Village Country Club 4300 Clubhouse Rd. Lompoc, Ca Ext 101

3 Our History In 1903 the Union Oil Company purchased a 9,000 acre tract of land originally known as the old Rancho La Purisma. By the late 1950 s, growth and construction at the Vandenberg Air Force Base created a need for offbase housing. Al Bjorkland, or Bjorkland and Smith Development Company was approached to build off base housing near the base. He decided it was too big a project for his company to handle alone. He contacted Frank Keller, Senior Vice President of Utah Construction and Mining Company. Together they visited the area with base officials and ultimately met with Fred Anderson, a property manager for Union Oil Company. After considerable study, the decision was made to construct the Village. The Utah Construction and Mining Company established the Vandenberg Village Development Company and made arrangements to purchase land from the Union Oil Company as needed. Theodore Robinson, noted land planner and golf architect, was hired to prepare the layout. Penfield and Smith did the engineering work, and Cox Brothers were contracted to do the utilities, streets, and sidewalks. Initial construction was stated on the south side of Lompoc-Casmalia. Two men played a major role in bringing the Village Country Club to this area. Those men were Arthur Stewart, vice president of the Utah Oil Company and a member of San Gabriel Country Club, and Edwin Littlefield, president of Utah Construction. Both were avid golfers! As new housing expanded, the decision was made to build a golf course. Theodore Robinson designed and supervised the construction of the Village Country Club golf course. His design called for the first tee to be where the 10 th tee is currently located. The board of directors of Utah Construction did not want to fully fund the golf course construction and formed Adobe Canyon Corporation with Union Oil Company. Utah held 51% of the stock and Union Oil 49%. When the course was completed, it was leased to Vandenberg Development Company to operate. On July 19, 1962 the course officially opened. A dedication ceremony was held with several officers of the Utah Mining Company and Construction flying down from San Francisco from union Oil coming in from Los Angeles. Dignitaries from Vandenberg Air Force Base and Lompoc also attended. In 1963 the first set of by-laws was approved by the Board of Directors for the Village Country Club Men s association headed by Donald Messick. The women s board was also formed. Village Country Club 4300 Clubhouse rd Lompoc, Ca Ext 101

4 New Member Invitation VCC Men s Association All adult male members of the Village Country Club are invited to join the Men s Association. The purpose of the Men s Association is to ensure the best interests of the membership concerning the use of the Club s golf facilities. Some of the services provided by the Men s Association are to: Schedule and administer golf tournaments for its members. There are nine monthly mixers and three major tournaments (The Presidents Cup, The Thomas Mackie Member-Guest Invitational and Club Championship). Monitor and maintain current handicaps for all members through the Southern California Golf Association (SCGA). Sponsor annual team play. Support the daily toss-up activities. Toss-ups are unique to the VCC and offer the new member an opportunity to meet other golfers. Just show up at the designated time and you will be put in a foursome. Provide hole-in-one awards for its members Represent the Men s Association on the Golf Course Committee. The annual membership dues including the SCGA handicap fee are: Regular membership - $75.00 Transfer membership - $45.00 (transfer from another SCGA associated club) Multi-club membership $45.00 (addition of VCC Men s Association while remaining a member of another SCGA associated club) Junior membership - $10.00 (male family members under the age of 18 may have an SCGA handicap, but may not participate in Men s Association activities) Prospective members should obtain an application from the Pro-Shop, fill it out, and return it with dues to the Village Office. Any questions can be answered Laura Lunaat extension 105.

5 INFORMATION FOR NEW LADY MEMBERS Interested in joining the Village C.C. Women s Golf Association? Membership is offered to all women of the Village Country Club and who belong to the Women s Southern California Golf Association (WSCGA). If you already have an established handicap from another club, your records can be verified and transferred. If you do not have an established handicap, we will assist you with that. Listed below are the activities we have to offer in our organized golf: Tuesday is Ladies Day 1 st Tuesday Golfer of the Month (low net winner) 3 rd Tuesday Draw Day and WGA Meeting Other Tuesdays are regular play days. Guest Day - last Thursday of each month. You may invite a guest or play with other WGA members. You are also eligible for reciprocal guest privileges at other member clubs without green fees. Toss ups Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday mornings. Your ball is tossed in a box, by handicap, and the pro makes up the foursomes by draw. This is a good way to meet and get acquainted with all the members. Tournaments Major tournaments throughout the year such as Club Championship, Handicap Tournament, and President s Cup are covered by dues. Other special tournaments have a nominal entry fee. The last Sunday of each month is a couple s tournament. Team Play determined by handicap. We play other clubs in the area for region, division, and championship. We welcome you and look forward to seeing you at our club for golf, lunch, playing cards, and all of the above. There is something for everyone to enjoy. For any questions contact Trish Jordan, President

Name: Date of birth Occupation Business Name Business Phone Business Address ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Please Check One Box Golf Membership (1 year contract) Active Military PGA Professional

6 Name: Date of birth Occupation Business Name Business Phone Business Address ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Please Check One Box Golf Membership (1 year contract) Active Military PGA Professional Social Membership (1 year contract) Social Membership (3 month contract) Spouse s Name: Date of Birth Occupation Business Name Business Phone Business Address Residence Address City Zip Residence Phone Cell Phone Cell Phone Please list names and birth dates of all unmarried children up to the age of 23 living at home: ********************************************************************************************* I am a member of the following country club, business, professional, civic, fraternal or philanthropic organizations: All applications must be sponsored by two members. Primary Sponsor: Signature: Initial Secondary Sponsor: Signature: ********************************************************************************************* Monthly Dues of $ Attached is my Initiation Fee of $ ********************************************************************************************* If accepted, I agree that, I will abide by and be bound by the By-Laws and all Rules and Regulations approved and promulgated by the Board of Directors, Village Country Club, Inc. I agree to pay the membership dues for a period of one year from the date this application is approved by the Board of Directors, even if I resign before the expiration date. The membership renewal after one year is month to month and there is no renewal fee. I agree that the $100 initiation fee is not refundable after my application has been approved by the Board of Directors. I hereby waive all rights to damages against the Village Country Club, Inc. and its Board of Directors for any cause relating to this application or to my membership. I understand and agree that any credit granted shall be paid promptly in accordance with terms and conditions set forth in the by-laws. In the event of default in my account I understand I will be charged for any reasonable collection charges and/or attorney fees. I further understand that Village Country Club may run any credit check it deems necessary and use such information in the Membership acceptance process. I understand that, unless otherwise requested my membership will extend from the effective date of acceptance of this application by the Board of Directors and will be subject to all of the conditions imposed by the Board on the class of membership for which I am applying. I understand that, unless otherwise requested my membership will extend from the effective date of acceptance of this application by the Board of Directors and will be subject to all of the conditions imposed by the Board on the class of membership for which I am applying. SIGNATURE: DATE: 6/15/2016

7 HOLE 1 HOLE 2 HOLE 3 The opening hole at the Village offers a generous driving area. A 340 yard dogleg right; it requires an extra club to approach the elevated green. The green slopes sharply from back to front, introducing the players to the challenge and character of our Ted Robinson Designed course! An elevated tee and a great view of the valley, make this 171 yard, downhill par three an exciting tee shot. The well bunkered, elevated green requires a deft touch if you miss it off the tee, and have to chip on. Hole number three offers the big hitter a nice birdie opportunity. But for most, it presents a challenging three shot strategic par five. The severely sloping green protects this 495 yard hole, and is characteristic of the demands on your short game. Blue tee yardage: 337 Blue tee yardage: 171 Blue tee yardage: 494 White tee yardage: 328 White tee yardage: 156 White tee yardage: 481 Red tee yardage: 315 Red tee yardage: 137 Red tee yardage: 471 Gold tee yardage: 303 Gold tee yardage: 137 Gold tee yardage: 365 White/Blue HCP: 15 White/Blue HCP: 17 White/Blue HCP: 7 Red HCP: 9 Red HCP: 17 Red HCP: 1 HOLE 4 HOLE 5 HOLE 6 A solid tee shot is necessary to set up a middle iron or Hybrid approach to the number one handicap hole. Into the prevailing wind, don t be fooled by the yardage. This is tough 392 yards An excellent par five. The tree lined fairway puts a premium on straight driving. A three shot hole for most, the well bunkered, undulating green poses a real challenge on your putting stroke. A slight dogleg right, with a wide driving area. A good chance to relax a little and pick up a par or birdie! The approach offers a short iron into a reasonably flat green! Blue tee yardage: 417 Blue tee yardage: 523 Blue tee yardage: 366 White tee yardage: 392 White tee yardage: 485 White tee yardage: 353 Red tee yardage: 324 Red tee yardage: 467 Red tee yardage: 349 Gold tee yardage: 324 Gold tee yardage: 426 Gold tee yardage: 349 White/Blue HCP: 1 White/Blue HCP: 13 White/Blue HCP: 11 Red HCP: 13 Red HCP: 3 Red HCP: 11 HOLE 7 HOLE 8 HOLE 9 This straight uphill par three plays longer than the 196 yard measurement. Very deceptive, this might be the toughest, straight forward par three you ve ever played! Number eight plays back into the wind, and is an excellent downhill par four. The best position to approach the green is from the left side of the fairway to avoid being blocked out by trees on the right. Number nine is a slight dogleg right, into the prevailing wind. A middle iron approach to a small, bowl shaped green offers a good chance for making a put from any where on the green. Blue tee yardage: 204 Blue tee yardage:408 Blue tee yardage: 371 White tee yardage: 196 White tee yardage: 403 White tee yardage: 364 Red tee yardage: 149 Red tee yardage: 394 Red tee yardage: 349 Gold tee yardage: 128 Gold tee yardage: 311 Gold tee yardage: 286 White/Blue HCP: 9 White/Blue HCP: 3 White/Blue HCP: 5 Red HCP: 15 Red HCP: 5 Red HCP: 7 HOLE 10 HOLE 11 HOLE 12 The tenth hole is also into the wind, and the uphill approach to a small green requires enough club, and a solid iron shot. Beautiful oak tree in the center of the fairway mark this signature hole The eleventh at the Village Country Club is a solid par four. Into the wind, tight and uphill, this is a well earned par. Truly a great par four, you have to gauge the wind, and place your tee shot 230 yards off the tee, in order to have a clear 160 yard approach into a small, sharply breaking green. Make four here and you ve proven your metal. Blue tee yardage: 350 Blue tee yardage: 363 Blue tee yardage: 389 White tee yardage: 343 White tee yardage: 357 White tee yardage: 377 Red tee yardage: 305 Red tee yardage: 342 Red tee yardage: 364 Gold tee yardage: 305 Gold tee yardage: 283 Gold tee yardage: 307 White/Blue HCP: 10 White/Blue HCP: 6 White/Blue HCP: 2 Red HCP: 8 Red HCP: 2 Red HCP: 4 Village Country Club 4300 Clubhouse rd Lompoc, Ca Ext 101

8 HOLE 13 HOLE 14 HOLE 15 Negotiating the left- to- right wind on this tee shot is your first challenge here. The green is tough to read, making this another well earned par. Number fourteen is the best birdie opportunity on the course. Downwind, and a right to left par five, this short hole has a tough green. Be sure to stay to the left side on your second shot! Play the hole and find out why. Early in the day, this hole plays easier, than in the afternoon. This par four is straight into the wind, and requires a laser straight drive to a tight landing area, or a 240 yard carry over a nicely stocked lake. (Bass, catfish and trout) A small, sharply breaking, two- level green offers a nice putting challenge. Blue tee yardage: 164 Blue tee yardage: 524 Blue tee yardage: 370 White tee yardage: 154 White tee yardage: 493 White tee yardage: 355 Red tee yardage: 140 Red tee yardage: 434 Red tee yardage: 286 Gold tee yardage: 140 Gold tee yardage: 434 Gold tee yardage: 286 White/Blue HCP: 18 White/Blue HCP: 14 White/Blue HCP: 4 Red HCP: 16 Red HCP: 10 Red HCP: 14 HOLE 16 HOLE 17 HOLE 18 This elevated tee invites you to let it fly off the tee and attempt to cut the corner on this par five. But be careful, there is out of bounds right, a lake on the left, and a brook running the entire length of the hole on the left side. Number Seventeen is a well bunkered par three, with a hazard short of the sharply sloping green. The elevated championship tee also offers another fabulous view of the surrounding valley. This is a great finishing hole. At 380 yards, this uphill dogleg right plays much tougher than the yardage indicates. Your second shot can range from a fairway wood to a short iron depending on the wind and season. This final green, with a great view from the Ellery room dining area, can be a real challenge. You must negotiate a large hump that bisects the green in the back. Good luck if you are on the wrong side! Blue tee yardage: 530 Blue tee yardage: 184 Blue tee yardage: 381 White tee yardage: 512 White tee yardage: 143 White tee yardage: 372 Red tee yardage: 475 Red tee yardage: 101 Red tee yardage: 296 Gold tee yardage: 344 Gold tee yardage: 101 Gold tee yardage: 296 White/Blue HCP: 12 White/Blue HCP: 16 White/Blue HCP: 8 Red HCP: 6 Red HCP: 18 Red HCP: 12 Village Country Club 4300 Clubhouse rd Lompoc, Ca Ext 101

9 VILLAGE COUNTRY CLUB GOLF PRO SHOP & SWIMMING POOL 2016 PROGRAMS AND PRICES CART RENTAL 9 HOLES 18 HOLES 1 PERSON (Single) $ $ PERSON (Shared, each) $ $ PULL CART $ 5.00 $ 8.00 CART LEASES SINGLE FAMILY MONTHLY $ $ ANNUAL $ $1, (1 yr. contract) PRIVATE CART $50 Monthly RANGE BALLS JUNIOR ADULT COUPLE FAMILY Warm-up Bag (15) --- $ Token (40) $ 1.50 $ Tokens --- $ ANNUAL PROGRAM Warm-up Club --- $ Unlimited $ $ $ $ LESSONS MEMBERS Individual ½ Hour Lesson $ Person ½ Hour Lesson $ Hole Playing Lesson $ Improvement Package $ (5 Lessons & 9-hole playing lesson) CLUB STORAGE CART LABOR Equity Members receive a minimum of 10% off on all purchases $ 8.00 per month, storage and cleaning after round $16.00 per month w/pull cart, storage and cleaning after round $50.00 per hour, by appointment, on Saturdays only VILLAGE COUNTRY CLUB - CLUB-GUEST GREEN FEES Equity Member Guest Fees $25.00 Guests within 50 miles may play twice a month only. All Guests who use VCC carts must pay cart fees on all rounds Weekly-houseguest >50 miles-$ (Adult) $65.00 (Junior) VILLAGE COUNTRY CLUB SWIMMING POOL GUEST FEES Members and immediate family (including grandchildren) No fee All other guests after an initial 2 free for the month, limited to 2 per day, $2.00 each. Pro Shop Fees 2016.doc Rev. January 2015

KINGS CREEK COUNTRY CLUB, INC. APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP Spring Membership Drive April 1, 2011 June 30, 2011

KINGS CREEK COUNTRY CLUB, INC. APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP Spring Membership Drive April 1, 2011 June 30, 2011 Date of Application Date of receipt to KCCC Category of membership desired: Please check one: