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1 MAY EVENTS: MAY 2016 Sunday, 1st Couples Nine & Dine Monday, 2nd Men s Interclub Friday, 6th Team Trivia Sunday, 8th Mother s Day Buffet Wednesday, 11th Build Your Own Burger Night Friday 13th Bingo Friday Sunday, 20th 22nd Member-Guest Wednesday, 25th HALF-Price Wing Night Friday, 27th Wine Dinner Saturday, 28th Seafood & Prime Rib Buffet Monday, 30th Memorial Day Poolside Cookout and Memorial Day Flag Tournament Sunday, May 8 Featuring $10.00 Bottomless Mimosas and A Build Your Own Bloody Mary Bar Reservations (Required) Available from 11:00 am 2:00 pm $25.95 per person $12.95 kids 5-10 Free for kids 4 and under Quiche Lorraine Omelet Station with an Array of Ingredients Belgian Waffles with Assorted Toppings Carved Beef Tenderloin Grilled Chicken Breast with Caramelized Onions, Mushrooms, Bacon and Marsala Herb Roasted Fingerling Potatoes Steamed Haricot Verts with Toasted Almonds Assorted Seasonal Fresh Fruit Display Assorted Pastries and Desserts Enjoy the Mellow Sounds of Classical Guitarist Chris Teves

2 2 BoARd of directors Judy Hair...President Al Ross...Vice President William Moore...Secretary Marion Phillips...Treasurer Trina Hemphill...Director Rick Jones...Director Rick Slagle...Director Pete Thompson...Director club STAff Mike Benner...Ext. 208 General Manager/ Director of Golf Mike Scioli...Ext. 201 Administrative Manager karen Vaughn...Ext. 207 Member Services Mike Hirshfield...Ext. 205 Head Chef Gordon Williams...Phone: Superintendent Jaeson May...Phone: Aquatics Director Jessica McLawhorn...Ext 205 Dining Room Manager cindy Horton...Ext 202 Social Events Coordinator Pro-Shop Staff...Ext PALMETTo GRiLL HouRS of operation Lunch Tuesday-Sunday:11:00am-3:00pm dinner Wednesday-Saturday: Member Dining 5:00-8:30pm (Reservations Preferred) Children under the age of 21 are not allowed in the Members Lounge unless accompanied by an adult. No-SHoW PoLicY Members whose reservations made that are not kept and not cancelled outside of 24 hours of dining/event will be charged 50% of the price of the event/dining. SPRiNG/SuMMER BAR SERVicE HouRS Monday 10 am 7 pm Tuesday 8 am 7 pm Wednesday Saturday 8 am -8:30 pm Sunday 8 am 7 pm Exceptions: Club events with extended hours. Food and Beverage Minimum Reminder Make sure you meet your minimum by May 31st if your account falls within this range of account numbers: CC73000 CC74999 don t Miss the Weekly Events White Tee Blitz...Every Tuesday and Thursday 9am & LGA...Every Wednesday & Saturday 9:30 Blue Tee Blitz...Every 1:00pm & every 9am Wed. Night Blitz...Every 5:30 pm Space is limited for the Saturday Blitzes, so you MUST sign up by 7pm on Friday to participate! Call the golf shop for more details on weekly blitzes. NEW WEEkENd SkiNS GAME We will be starting a new Saturday & Sunday Net Skins game. Net skins are played with handicaps so you must have a valid handicap to enter. The low Net Score per hole for the day is paid out as a skin, based on the number of people who enter. Entry fee is $5 per player and you can make your own tee times and play any set of tees. The only requirements are that you play with someone who is also in skins and you tee off by 1pm. Rule sheets will be available at the golf shop when you check-in.

3 Food & Beverage Events 3 WEdNESdAY, MAY 4 REViSEd LuNcH & dinner MENu AVAiLABLE Thirsty Thursdays ½ Price on ALL Bottles of Wine During Dinner Every Thursday (DINE IN ONLY) kids Eat free Night Wednesday Nights May 4, 18 One Free Kids Menu Item with the Purchase of one Regular Entrée. (Dine in Only) Happy Hour Every friday & Saturday 5:00 pm 7:00 pm Featuring $2.00 Beers, $3.00 Well Drink and $4.00 House Wine Come Join Your Friends and Neighbors For Some Great Times and Great Company! Dinner Menu will be Available **PALMETTo BAR & GRiLL PooLSidE delivery** STARTS friday, MAY 27 This Service will be Available Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 11am until 3pm Through Sunday, September 4

4 SuNdAY, MAY 8 Mother s day Buffet details Page 1 4 SuNdAY, MAY 1 couples Nine & dine Reservations Must Be Made Prior to Noon Thursday, April 28 3:00 pm Golf 5:30 pm Dinner family STYLE dinner 1ST Caesar Salad 2Nd Pulled Pork BBQ Chicken Breast Red Rice Collard Greens 3Rd Pecan Pie with Whipped Cream WEdNESdAY, MAY 11 BuiLd-YouR-oWN BuRGER NiGHT 6:00 PM 8:30 PM $12.95 per person *Reservations Required* With an Array of Toppings Seasoned Steak Fries Caesar Salad Kids Menu & Dessert Menu Available! friday, MAY 6 Team Trivia Limited Dinner Menu Available Game Starts at 7:00 pm $5.00 per person for Prize friday, MAY 13 Bingo Limited Dinner Menu Available Game Starts at 7:00 pm $5.00 per person for Prizes

5 5 SATuRdAY, MAY 14 No dinner Service Due to a Private Event WEdNESdAY & THuRSdAY, MAY 18 & 19 dinner Service in the Ashley Due to a Private Event SATuRdAY, MAY 21 No dinner Service Due to Member Event WEdNESdAY, MAY 25 HALf Price Wing Night 5:00 pm 8:30 pm **Dine in Only** *Reservations Required* Limited Dinner Menu Available SATuRdAY, MAY 28 Seafood and Prime Rib Buffet *Reservations Required* 5:30 pm 8:30 pm $34.95 per Member $15.95 per Kid 5-10 Member ($39.95 per Adult & $19.95 per Child Guest Price) Crab Legs with Drawn Butter Prime Rib with Horseradish and Au Jus Peel and Eat Shrimp Roasted Red Potatoes Steamed Broccoli House Salad Station Fish Stew Rolls and Butter Chef s Selection Dessert ***dine in only***

6 6 friday, MAY 27 WiNE dinner 7:00 PM $59.95 PER PERSoN RESERVATioNS REquiREd 1st Pear Fritters with Blue Cheese, Toasted Pecans & Balsamic Reduction Paired With Richter Riesporter Riesling QBA nd Grilled Shrimp over Pollenta with an Olive-Caper & Tomato Sauce Paired With Ostatu Rioja Blanco rd Seared Hanger Steak, Truffled Potato Puree, Green Beans, Carrots, Pancetta & Garlic Demi Glace Paired With Orin Swift Locations F NV 4th Flourless Chocolate Cake, Bananas Fosters, Vanilla Ice Cream Paired With Vietti Moscato d Asti MoNdAY, MAY 30 MEMoRiAL day PooLSidE cookout 12:00 pm 4:00pm $14.95 per person $7.95 kids 5-10 Free kids 4 and under ***Reservations Required*** 12:00 pm 3:00 pm: Chargrilled Hamburgers and Hotdogs with all the Appropriate Toppings Corn on the Cob Baked Beans Marinated Cucumber and Tomato Salad Potato Salad Cookies and Brownies Iced Tea and Lemonade 12:00 pm 4:00 pm Jump Castle, Water Slide, Entertainment and Full Bar

7 Note From the Pro 2016 is now fully under way and we now have two major tournaments completed. And, our Member-Guest tournament will be on May 20th-22nd this year has been an exciting year for golf equipment, too. If you have not had a chance to hit some of the great new clubs that are on the market, stop by the golf shop and try out one of our many TRIAL sets. Also, we have once again renewed our golf club trade-in program with Global Golf. Through our partnership with Global Golf, we can accept your old clubs as a trade-in for purchases on any merchandise from the golf shop. The value of the clubs that you wish to trade-in can quickly be looked up online by our golf shop staff. Once we assess the value of your trade-in, we can apply that amount as a discount off of any purchases in the shop. However, your purchase must exceed the value of your trade-in. We cannot provide credit or cash back for any trade-in transactions. And, with the acquisition of extensive Fitting Clubs from Ping, Titleist, Cobra and Callaway, we can also accurately fit you for your new set of clubs. The custom specifications can then be applied to any manufacturer to ensure the proper fit for your orders. We encourage you to take advantage of these services to help you play better and save money along the way. Play well, John Harrison Golf Shop Manager News From The Golf Shop GoLf SHoP HouRS 7 AM 7 PM MoNdAY THRouGH SuNdAY Range balls available for purchase until 7 pm every day except Thursday and Sunday evenings. The Range closes at 5:30 pm on these days for maintenance. Season kick-off Sale Through out the Month of May, Everything you ll need to get you going! EVERY day RE-GRiPPiNG SPEciAL Get 10 or more clubs re-gripped and receive a $10 discount. We have a variety of Golf Pride grips available and in stock! featured Products of the Month Clubs (Demo Day Pricing) ALL Drivers - $20 OFF! ALL Fairway Woods - $15 OFF! ALL Hybrids, Putters and Wedges - $10 OFF! Men s & Ladies Apparel ALL Short Sleeve Polos: 2nd shirt is 25% OFF 3rd shirt is 35% OFF Bags Available all month for 20% OFF Hats Buy any Hat; Get a second Hat 50% OFF! Balls ProV1 & ProV1-X Loyalty Promotion Buy 3 dozen, get 1 dozen free! Glove FJ WeatherSof, StaCooler and Titleist PermaSof Gloves: BuY 2 GET A discount! Misc Bushnell Range Finders 10% OFF Mothers days Sale May 1st May 15th ALL LADIES APPAREL 25% OFF ALL LADIES SHOES 20% OFF PINNACLE GOLD PINK GOLF BALLS - $15.00 per doz WHAT S NEW in THE GoLf SHoP New Ping G Series Drivers, Fairway woods, Hybrid and all new Crossover New Titleist 816 hybrids & 716 irons Callaway Great Big Bertha & XR Drivers Putters from Ping, Odyssey and Cleveland Golf bags from Ping, Titleist & Callaway Cobra F6 Drivers, King LTD & Max Drivers Cleveland custom wedges New Callaway MD3 wedges FootJoy Apparel - Polo s, Jackets and Sweaters shirts for Men New FootJoy shoes - Freestyle, Hyperflex & Contour Casuals! Page & Tuttle Ladies Apparel & Outerwear Volvik Grab n Golf - 2 sleeves of balls and 1 glove (men or ladies) Antigua Ladies Outerwear Divots Sweaters & Vests Weather Company Rain Gear Bushnell Tour V3 Range finders 7

8 8 Tournament Results MATcH PLAY championship This year s Match Play championship was postponed from March 19th & 20th to April 2nd & 3rd due to inclimate weather. Luckily we were able to beat the rain for the postponed date. We had an exciting shoot-out for the flight winners. Thank you to all of the participants and congratulations to John Bennett for winning the overall championship. Match Play Championship Flight Winners: Flight 1 Mike Maiorelle Flight 2 Mike Sim Flight 3 Mike Ottone Flight 4 Greg Frank Flight 5 Dennis Gazes Flight 6 Lew Briggs *OVERALL WINNER* Flight 7 John Bennett Green Jacket challenge Thank you to everyone who competed in the Master s tournament on Saturday and Sunday. What an exciting finish with between Jordan Spieth and Danny Willett. Congratulations to the players who cashed in for a Gift Certificate with a little help from their Pros. Below are the players who finished in the money: day 1 1st place Bill Cattorini & Matthew Fitzpatrick 2nd place Dick Shaw & J.B. Holmes 3rd place Mike Maiorelle & Kevin Kisner 1st place Ladies Cathie McGowan & Hunter Mahan day 2 1st place Dave Wallace & Sergio Garcia 2nd place Aubrey Bell & Brison DeChambeau 3rd place Lloyd Vail & Lee Westwood 1st place Ladies Karen Gaag & Martin Kaymer upcoming MEMBER TouRNAMENTS & EVENTS May 2nd Men s Interclub May 13 Crime Stoppers May 16 SSC Golf Outing May 20th 22nd Member Guest May 30th - Memorial Day Flag Tournament June 8th Closed for aerification June 18th Hickory Shaft Throw Back Tournament June 19th US Open Challenge June 25th-26th Senior club championship June 25th 26th Junior club championship MEMBER-MEMBER GREAT SuccESS This year s Member-Member Tournament was a great success with 25 teams participating! The results were extremely close as each flight came down to the last few holes of Sunday's final round. And, the weather even cooperated and could not have been any better. Thank you to everyone that helped with this year s tournament, thank you to the players that participated and congratulations to our winners listed below: MEN S WHiTE TEE flight: 1st gross- Bob Potter & Wayne McGowan 1st net- Bill Cattorini & David Suggs 2nd gross- Rusty Woodall & Brady Hair 2nd net- Dale Stier & Markus Peter MEN S NET only flight: 1st net- Jim Petros & Jay Arnold 2nd net- Marion Phillips & Chip Fallon 3rd net- Greg Frank & Tim Ryan LAdiES flight: 1st gross- Pat Slagle & Tonya Martin 1st net- Judy Hair & Martha Windich

9 9 WEdNESdAY NiGHT MAdNESS The Wednesday night blitz has started! The format is a 9-hole modified stable ford. We will use current handicaps to establish points and then adjust points up or down each week as the summer progresses. Since we are playing on Wednesdays, the bar will be open for after play and dinner menu available, too. So plan now, get your $5 ready and come out to enjoy the beautiful Charleston evenings. For more information contact the golf shop. MAY 27TH friday GuEST day! We will select one Friday each month and designate it as Guest Day. This month it will be on May 27th. On guest day you can invite a guest (or 2 or 3) to play golf for $29! After your round, invite your guest in for lunch or dinner and the first drink for everyone will be on the house. We ll have membership information available if your guest(s) are interested in joining Coosaw Creek. So, get your group together and bring them out to play.

10 UPCOMING MAJORS & TOURNAMENTS 2016 MEMBER-Guest MAY 20, 21 & 22, 2016 Entry deadline: Wednesday, April 27 defending champions: dick Shaw & Greg Hoffman format: 36 Holes, four-ball (Better Ball of Two) Men will play from the white tees for gross and net prizes. An optional net only flight(s) will be available for players to choose their tees. Women will play from the green tees for gross and net prizes. An optional net only flight(s) will be available for players to choose their tees. ELiGiBiLiTY: Open to golf members in good standing at least 21 years of age and meeting the current handicap requirements and guests with verifiable USGA handicaps. Note: A member-member flight may be available if space allows (same entry fee) and will be eligible for all events except the Bubba Shoot-Out.. Entries will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. After 48 entries have been received, a waitlist will be established and additional flights of 8 teams may be added at the discretion of the Tournament Committee. GuEST HANdicAPS: Guests must fulfill the same requirements as Coosaw Creek members, and all handicaps will be verified by the Tournament Committee or Pro Shop staff. NOTE: The recommended reduction by the USGA of an additional 10% for each player will be applied for teams whose handicaps differ by more than 8 shots (after allowance). ENTRY fee: $400 PER TEAM ScHEduLEd EVENTS: Friday: Practice Rounds, Putting Contest, Buffet Dinner (spouses/guests invited for additional fee & open to the membership based on space) Saturday: Breakfast, 1st Round, Lunch, Long Drive & Pitching Contests, Spouses/Guests Dinner (spouses/guests included in entry fee & open to the membership based on space availability) Sunday: Breakfast, 2nd Round, Cookout, Bubba Shoot-Out, Raffle & Awards (spouses/guests invited to cook-out for ad 10 MEMoRiAL day flag TouRNAMENT MAY 30, 2016 ENTRY deadline: friday, MAY 27 Defending Champions: Jim Deaton & Robin Smith format: Individual Stroke Play Net A total number of strokes will be awarded to all participants based on par + USGA handicap. All participants play their own ball recording their gross score on each hole. Players will play until all of their strokes have been used. If you have strokes remaining after completing 18 holes, proceed to hole #1 and continue until all strokes have been used. Your flag will be placed at the spot of the ball after your last stroke, to indicate which golfer travels the furthest. Players may select which tees they will play and will receive handicap strokes based off of the White tee rating for men or Green tee rating for ladies. ELiGiBiLiTY: Open to golf members in good standing and guests with valid USGA handicap. HANdicAPS: Players will be given 100% of their USGA handicap from the tees selected for play, adjusted in accordance with USGA requirements to reflect the difference between the men s white tee rating (green tee rating for women) and the rating from the tees selected for play. ENTRY fee: $10 Members - $10 prize fund per player plus applicable cart fees. Guests - $49 plus applicable taxes. STARTiNG TiMES: Make your own tee-times. SociAL & AWARdS: Prizes will be awarded to the players who travel the furthest in men s and ladies flights, based on size of flights. Memorial Day Cook-Out will be available after play

11 UPCOMING MAJORS & TOURNAMENTS JuNioR club championship JuNE 25 & 26, 2016 ENTRY deadline: WEdNESdAY, JuNE 22 RAiN date: JuLY 9 & 10, 2016 AGE GRouPS/TEES: Ages 10 & UNDER - 18 Holes, Stroke Play DAY 1-9 HOLES - FRONT 9; DAY 2-9 HOLES BACK 9 Play will be from the junior Black tees Double Par Maximum per hole Ages Holes, Stroke Play DAY 1-9 HOLES - FRONT 9; DAY 2-9 HOLES BACK 9 Play will be from the junior Yellow tees Double Par Maximum per hole Ages Holes, Stroke Play 18 HOLES EACH DAY Play will be from the Green tees Double Par Maximum per hole Ages Holes, Stroke Play 18 HOLES EACH DAY Girls will play from the Green tees; Boys will play from the White tees Double Par Maximum per hole ELiGiBiLiTY: Open to Club members in good standing. Must not have reached their 18th birthday by the first day of play. HANdicAPS: This will be a gross score competition only. ENTRYfEE: $25 Golf Members - $25 per player for prize fund Social Members - $45 per player ($25 for prize fund; $10 per day green fee) STARTiNG TiMES: Tee times will begin at 3pm each day. Pairings for Round 1 will be posted on Friday, June 24 Pairings for Round 2 will be based on Day 1 scores. SociAL: On Sunday, Oct. 6pm, a Champions Dinner will be hosted to recognize 2016 SENioR club championship (MEN S ANd LAdiES) JuNE 25 & 26, 2016 Entry Deadline: Wednesday, June 22 Rain Date: July 9 & 10, 2016 Defending Champions: Men - Tommy Mooney; Women -Janis Miller format: 36 Holes, Stroke Play Championship Division: Ages 55+, white tees gross & net An optional net only flight(s) from the White or Green/White tees will be available for players. Ladies Division: Ages 55+, green tees gross & net An optional net only flight(s) from the Green/Gold tees will be available for players. Flights will be established within each division based on the number of participants. Overall Net Senior Club Champion Men and Ladies will be determined by low net score from all flights, based on handicap adjustments to reflect the specific tees played. The Senior Club Champion will be the player with the lowest gross score in the Championship Division. The Senior Ladies Club Champion will be the player with the lowest gross score in the Ladies Division. ELiGiBiLiTY: Open to golf members in good standing with the club and at least 55 years of age. All players must meet the current handicap requirements. HANdicAPS: 100% of current USGA handicaps will be used. Flights will be established within each division based on the number of participants. ENTRY fee: $50 $50 per player for prize fund, plus applicable cart fees STARTiNG TiMES: Tee times will begin at 9am each day. Pairings for Round 1 will be posted on Friday, June 24 Pairings for Round 2 will be based on Day 1 scores. SociAL: On Sunday, Oct. 6pm, a Champions Dinner will be hosted to recognize All Club Champions. All members are invited and must RSVP, cost $25.

12 12 PRAcTicE RANGE The range will close at 5:30pm on Sundays & Thursdays. On Mondays and Fridays the range will open at 8:30am to accommodate weekly maintenance. New practice turf has been installed at the driving range to provide a more authentic turf feel and to reduce shock when hitting from the mats. The maintenance crew will be working to improve the turf at the Member s practice tee. Please respect the closure of this tee from time to time so that our crew can complete necessary maintenance. Also, we would like to remind our members that range balls and bags are NOT to be removed from the driving range. If you have any bags or balls in your cars, golf carts, or garage, we ask that you please return them to the driving range so we can keep them in circulation for the enjoyment of all members and guests. Thanks! ALL PLAYERS MuST REGiSTER in THE GoLf SHoP PRioR To STARTiNG PLAY. Any players found on the course without checking in will be charged the full golf rate. Please help us by notifying the North Charleston Police if any suspicious activity is witnessed within the community or on the golf course. RuLES question of THE MoNTH: Part of boundary fence is bowed inwards towards the course so that it is inside the boundary line formed by the fence post. A player s ball comes to rest against part of the fence. Is the player entitled to relief? Answer on next page instruction corner Now is the time to work on your game, as the season kicks off. We offer private instruction at a fee of $50 per lesson. Book a series of 3 private lessons for $125 or a series of 5 private lessons for $200. Group lessons, clinics and playing lessons also offered. instructional TiP of THE MoNTH: PERfEcT YouR PoSTuRE Getting yourself into the correct posture is very important. When your body is angled properly at the start, you have the foundation for a consistent, repeatable swing. It allows you to coil around a constant axis and swing the club up and down on the proper plane. The key to a good setup is to tilt forward from your hip joints, not your waist. The difference is subtle, but bending from the waist causes the back to get rounded and it s tough to make a good swing from this un-athletic position. For better posture, try this: Stand tall in front of a mirror, tuck your fingertips into the joints at the front of your hips, and tip your upper body forward as you push your hips and backside out behind you. Keep your shoulder blades flat, and add a little flex to your knees. You should feel athletic and relaxed. Try to re-create this hip-hinged position when you play. You ll look like a pro, and hit it more like one. Also try to keep yourself in that posture throughout the whole swing.

13 Course Update Many of our course projects have now been completed and the temperature is finally allowing for the grass to grow. We have seen significant grass growth on the greens especially in the last 2 weeks of April. completed course MAiNTENANcE PRoJEcTS Drainage installation - We have completed drainage repairs and fixes in a majority of the key locations on the course, including the installation of new drain lines along the cart path of hole #10, around the green on hole #15 and right of the green on hole #4. Fertilizing fairways - On April 7th we applied an organic, slow release fertilizer on the fairways to help stimulate growth of the 419 Bermuda grass throughout the course. Tee Boxes - The leveling and resodding of the blue tee on hole #1 and the white and green tees on hole #6, as well as building a new green tee on #16 were completed in April. These tee boxes should be grown in and ready for play in early May. Bunkers- Sodding of the bunker faces of a number of our fairway and greenside bunkers throughout the course has been completed in an effort to return them to their original flat bottom design. We will now begin the process of trying to establish and grow the grass on these banks. Please remember to play the new sod as GUR and please do not walk on the new bunker faces until the sod has been fully established. Green Collars - We have also completed the installation of tif grand Bermuda collars around all greens. This will help to slow the encroachment of our 419 fairway and rough grass on to the greens complexes, allowing us to maintain the greens surface to their actual size. Tree Removal - Most of our tree removal is complete, but there are still some additional areas where we plan to remove a few more in an effort to improve air circulation and increase sunlight on the course. 13 GREENS update & MAiNTENANcE PLANS The mini-verde grass on the greens have now begun to grow due to the hotter weather. Many of the thin areas on the greens have seen significant grass growth, but there are still some thin areas that we will need to address on a few of the greens such as holes #4, #14 and #15. Our current plan is to continue the aggressive maintenance in an attempt to push the grass coverage. We did perform another small tine aerification or spiking of the course greens on April 25th, and we will continue fertilizing heavily, topdressing and verti-cutting the weaker greens. International Golf Management will also be retuning in early May to help us assess these weaker areas of our greens by conducting soil sample analysis to provide the best recommendation for addressing these areas. It is important to note that we plan to increase the frequency of small tine aerifications (spiking), fertilizing, verti-cutting and top dressing of all greens in an effort to strengthen the grass and root system during the growing season, as well as improve playing conditions. Most of these programs will not result in any serious disruption to play, but please be patient with us as we try to stimulate as much grass growth as possible on the greens. We thank you for your cooperation and patience as we continue to make improvements and repairs on the course. If you have any questions about course related items, please feel free to contact me. Gordon Williams, Golf Course Superintendant RuLES ANSWER: No. A fence defining out of bounds is not an obstruction even if part of it is inside the boundary line formed by the fence post.

14 Golf Event Schedule 14 MAY 2 Mon Men s Interclub 9am SG Fri - Sun Member/Guest ** Best Ball 30 Mon Memorial Day Flag Tournament Ind. Stroke Play Anytime JUN 8 Wed. CLOSED AERIFICATION First Tee-Time 1pm 6-9 Mon-Thur Junior Summer Camp 9am-4pm each day 9am 18 Sat Hickory Shaft Throw Back Tourney Team Scramble 1pm SG 19 Sun US Open Challenge Partner w/a Pro Anytime 25, 26 Sat, Sun Senior Club Championship** Ind. Stroke Play 9am TT 25, 26 Sat, Sun Junior Club Championship** Ind. Stroke Play 3pm TT 27 Mon Little Links Begins 5pm JUL 4 Mon Red, White & Blue Tournament 2-Person Best Ball 9am SG 11 Mon SC State AM Qualifier 8am TT 16 Sat Par 3 Tournament 2 Best Balls of 4 1pm SG 17 Sun British Open Challenge Partner w/a Pro Anytime Mon-Thur Junior Summer Camp 9am-4pm each day 9am 30, 31 Sat, Sun PGA Championship Challenge Partner w/a Pro Anytime AUG 1 Mon CLOSED DRY-JET AERIFICATION First Tee-Time 1pm 5-7 Fri-Sun Member-Member Match Play Best Ball Match Play TBD 14 Sun Pete Bongiovanni Family Golf Tourney 9 Hole Scramble 3pm SG 27 Sat One-Day Member-Member 6, 6 & 6 9am SG SEP 5 Mon MUSC Cancer Charity Tournament Scramble 9am SG 17, 18 Sat, Sun Club & Super Senior Championship ** Ind. Stroke Play 9am TT OCT 1, 2 Sat, Sun Mixed Team Championship** Scramble/Best Ball 9am SG 16 Sun Champions Recognition Dinner 6pm NOV 5, 6 Sat, Sun Coosaw Cup** Team Match Play 9am TT 11 Fri Night Golf Scramble 9 Holes Team Scramble 6pm SG 20 Sun Turkey Shoot Team Scramble 12pm SG DEC 3 Sat End of Year Shamble Team Shamble 10am SG 65 Tues Mon CALGA 9am SG

15 COOSAW CREEK GARDEN AND HOME CLUB NEWS One of our favorite events will be held on Tuesday, May 17 - The 3rd Annual Coosaw Creek Garden Tour. Since there are many beautiful yards we cannot see from the golf course, please let us know if you would be willing to showcase your landscaping efforts to members of the CCG&HC, who will certainly appreciate it as much as you do. This club has changed its name to Coosaw Creek Garden & Home Club, allowing us to expand into other areas of interest. If you would consider permitting CCG&HC members to tour your yard that morning, please contact Maggie Thompson at (mbt4178@aol.com) or Georgian Sujka at (GandMS@knology.net) by Tuesday, May 10. G A R D E N C L U B YA R D O F T H E M O N T H 15 Tom and Jackie Weinzierl 8741 E fairway Woods circle

16 16 PLANTS ToXic To PETS Recently, a puppy was added to our family and since then I have been researching toxic plants. The Humane Society states that more than 700 plants have been identified as poisonous. I discovered many garden plants that I didn't know are toxic, some of which are in my yard. Some of the plants are iris, begonias, elephant ears, oleander (toxic to pets & humans), wisteria, mint, azaleas, Carolina jessamine (Confederate jasmine is not toxic), sago palm, and lilies (Easter lilies, peace lilies, daylilies, etc.). This list isn't inclusive, but includes many plants that are found here. There are also many house plants that are toxic to pets such as amaryllis, snake plant, rubber plant, jade plant, aloe vera, philodendron, dieffenbachia, pathos, and dracaena. Please note that there are different levels of plant toxicity. Poisonous plants may cause reactions ranging from mild nausea to death. Refer to the following sites for more information and a more comprehensive list of toxic plants. ASPCA Cornell University of California-Davis "Safe and Poisonous Garden Plants" The 24 hour emergency hotline for Animal Poison Control is If you have pets, post this number on your fridge or somewhere the number is readily available. Mary Glenn Ray CCGHC Vice President/Master Gardener TENNIS ANYONE? Hi my name is William Wert. I'm originally from Oxford, MS but I've spent about half my life in the Summerville, SC area. I've been playing tennis since I was 13, and played high school tennis under coach Heinz Maurer, playing in multiple state playoffs. I previously played college tennis at the University of Mississippi. I have now been teaching tennis for 6 years, and have been certified by the United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) for 2 years. I will be offering private lessons this summer at the Coosaw Creek Country Club tennis courts. Private lessons are available to anyone of any age (although I typically suggest 8yrs+) and focus on developing necessary skills, while keeping the emphasis on having fun. Lesson rates are $40 an hour for private instruction and hitting lessons (hitting lessons are for anyone who feels they have fully developed their strokes but would like to further develop their match play mentality). Group lessons are also available $20 an hour per person for 3+ people. I am available by appointment only and can be reached by phone at (843) or by at wrwtennis11@gmail.com.

17 Pool News The pool is open and ready for use; however, lifeguards will not be on duty until Memorial weekend. Please use caution and remember that kids under age 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Please also observe and obey all pool rules and signage. PooL HouRS 10 AM 8 PM ~~ 7 days A WEEk PooL RuLES 1. There should be no solo swimming. 2. There should be no running, boisterous or rough play. 3. No person under the influence of alcohol or drugs should use the pool. 4. There should be no spitting or blowing nose in pool. 5. Persons with diarrheal illness or nausea should not enter the pool. 6. Persons with skin, eye, ear or respiratory infections should NOT enter the pool. 7. Persons with open lesions or wounds should NOT enter the pool. 8. No animals or pets allowed in the pool. 9. No glass allowed in the pool or on the deck. 10. No children should be in the pool without supervision. 11. You should shower off before entering the pool. 12. A first aid kit is located in the utility closet between the bathrooms. 13. An emergency phone is located on the side of the bath house. 14. When no lifeguard is on duty you must swim at YOUR OWN RISK. designated SMokiNG AREA Please be aware that a designated smoking area is available just adjacent to the cabana. Signs will be posted and ash trays will be made available. Please smoke in the designated area only and dispose of waste properly. in THE EVENT of EMERGENcY Seek staff help immediately. A first aid kit is located in the utility closet between the bathrooms. An emergency phone is located in a green box on the side of the bath house. 17 MEMBERS WiTH GuESTS? Only Members and their guests may use the pool. Please sign in with the lifeguard upon entering the pool each visit. All food and beverages must be purchased from the Club at the cabana (if operational) or clubhouse. Please do not bring in food from the outside. WHo is A PooL GuEST? Tri-county residents and friends who are not members are considered guests. A $4.00 fee will be charged to member accounts for each guest. Members who have guest staying overnight at their homes are considered houseguests and are not charged the pool guest fee. A notation should be made on the Sign in sheets located at the entrance of the pool area. GuESTS MuST BE AccoMPANiEd BY A MEMBER? Visiting relatives should also be accompanied by a member. If you are a member and are unable to accompany your houseguests to the pool, please contact the Pool Manager, Jaeson May, so that your guests may be able to enjoy the pool at their convenience. PooL PARTiES? Parties of 10 or more people wanting to reserve the pool or cabana area for a pool party must contact Jessica McLawhorn, Club Event Coordinator, at ext SEASoNAL PooL AcTiViTiES Warmer weather will bring many pool-side activities for everyone at Coosaw. If you are interested in exercising and improving your skills, check out the opportunities below. SATuRdAY open LAP SWiM Beginning May 7, there will be open lap swim on Saturday mornings from 7:00am to 9:00am. This activity is available to ALL members who would like to exercise and improve swimming skills with Coach Jaeson May. Adults and Children (8 and up) are invited to swim. WATER AERoBicS Water aerobics classes will begin on May 16. The water aerobics class is a great way to cool down and exercise at the same time. Classes will be held Monday & Wednesday morning from 10:00am to 11:00am and on MONDAY afternoons from 6:00pm to 7:00pm.

18 COOSAW CREEK SWIM TEAM TiME To JoiN THE SuMMER SWiM TEAM! Swim Team Season: May 2 - July 21, 2016 Program 8 Swim meets City Championship Meet Open registration to any member ages 5-18 Coosaw Members $125 GENERAL PRAcTicE ScHEduLE: May 2 - May 31 Monday thru Thursday Ages 11 and under - 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm Ages 12 and up - 5:15 pm - 6:45 pm The pool will remain open during practice times. The semi-circle, lane 6, and the wading pool are open at all times. Meets will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays ONLY. 4 Home and 4 Away Official schedule is forthcoming. ALL MEETS WILL BE HELD IN JUNE & JULY ONLY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SWiMMiNG LESSoNS? BEGiN MAY 2Nd ANd RuN THouGH AuGuST 15TH CONTACT JAESON MAY REGARDING RATES AND TIMES OR jaesonmay@gmail.com Swimming lessons are available to any member interested in learning and /or improving his or her ability to swim. Lessons are given in SEMi-PRiVATE or PRiVATE formats. Times are collaborated between the member and their instructor.

19 19 delinquent MEMBER AccouNT PoLicY Amended day RuLE: Once a member s account has an unpaid balance for more than 30 days and a member has not requested review, clarification or disputed all or a portion of the amount overdue, or formally applied for acceptance into the Hardship Program a member may not participate in premier activities such as golf tournaments or swim meets and the member s privileges to charge through a member account are suspended. The member may use cash or a credit card to settle ongoing charges, fee or dues. The member shall be advised of this change in benefits and the other key elements of this policy. 60 day RuLE/$1,000 RuLE: Once a member s account has either an unpaid balance of 60 or more days or has a past due balance of over $1,000, or has not signed an agreement under the Hardship Program, the member s privileges to use the Club and all its facilities and grounds are suspended. Club privileges include use of golf, pool, tennis, basketball and the dining facility. The suspension will remain in effect until the account is paid in full. 90 day RuLE: Once a member s account has an unpaid balance of 90 or more days the account will be turned over for collections. Collection action may include legal action such as small claims court and/or lien against the member s home or other property or assets. 120 day RuLE: Unless specifically agreed by the Club to the contrary via the Hardship Program, the Club shall commence legal action, i.e., garnishment, small claims court and/or lien or other adverse action to collect the sums owed to the Club. LATE fees & finance charges: The Club shall assess a monthly service charge of 1.5% of all delinquent dues, debts, charges and fees. The Club shall also assess a late payment penalty in the amount of $29.00 per month. charging PRiViLEGES: If a member falls into charge denied status (as noted by the 30 day rule above) more than twice, the member s charging privileges will be suspended. Member charge privileges may be reinstated only by providing a credit card for automatic end of month payment. If credit card charges are denied, charging privileges will again be suspended. SuSPENSioN/REVocATioN of MEMBERSHiP PRiViLEGES: In addition to pursuing any legal remedy the Club may elect to suspend and/or may revoke all or part of the individual s membership privileges. Revocation of membership privileges for delinquency shall forfeit the member s interest in any payment or return of any Equity purchase, initiation fee or deposit for any membership privilege, including any golf or other deposit or refund otherwise due from the Club to the member. club obligations: At no time in this entire program are a member s OBLIGATIONS of membership suspended. Members are required to meet all Club dues, food and beverage minimum fees, etc. and adhere to all Club rules, notwithstanding privilege status.

20 20 facility use The Coosaw Creek Country Club amenities include the Swimming Pool and Pavilion, Tennis Courts, Basketball Court, Golf Course and Clubhouse. We encourage all of our members to take advantage of the various fun activities and facilities available to them. To assure a safe and enjoyable and safe experience for all it is important to note the following guidelines: 18 HoLE PAR 71 ARTHuR HiLLS championship GoLf course - Winds through beautiful low country wooded wetlands surrounded by community homes. Golf Pro Shop hours are 7AM- 7PM everyday. During golf play hours of 7AM to dusk only Pro Shop authorized golfers and the Club maintenance staff are allowed on the course and cart paths. Personal golf carts, skate boards or other personal motorized vehicles are not permitted on the course or cart paths at anytime. Golfers are expected to dress appropriately. Men must wear collared shirts (sorry-no denim allowed on the Golf Course). For women shirts without collars must have sleeves, and shirts without sleeves must have collars. Soft spikes are required. Dog walkers, permitted before or after golf hours, must carry and use pooper scoopers and keep pets off of tees, fairways, greens and bunkers. The course is open for public play daily, but all play must be approved by the proshop prior to beginning on the course. Any unapproved play, practice or abuse observed on the course may result in suspension of Club privileges and/or fines. GoLf PRAcTicE facility The Practice Areas are open during normal Golf Course hours except for posted regularly scheduled maintenance times. Practice areas include the Driving Range, Chipping Green, Practice Sand Bunker, Putting Green and teaching area. Teaching is provided exclusively by the Coosaw Creek Professional Golf Staff. All practice must be approved by the Pro Shop staff. Practice balls may be picked up (Members) or purchased in the Pro Shop. Range balls and bags are the property of Coosaw Creek Country Club and shall not be removed from club property. Proper Attire is the same as for the Golf Course. coosaw creek country clubhouse is Coosaw Creek s community center featuring full service dining, Bar, Meeting Rooms and Pro Shop. In addition to supporting the many social functions of the Members, the Clubhouse banquet facilities are available to Members and the public for meetings, parties, weddings and other celebrations. Take-out and call ahead service is also available. Quality denim or golf shorts are allowed in the clubhouse unless specified otherwise for special events. for all evening dining events after 5pm, men must wear a collared shirt and caps are not allowed in the dining room. Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times. Cover ups must be worn over Swim attire. TENNiS ANd BASkETBALL courts Two regulation Plexipave lighted tennis courts and a basketball court are available to Members only: Tennis courts are strictly reserved for tennis. Tennis play is on a first come, first served basis until 11:00pm Appropriate apparel and regulation tennis shoes are required for play on the tennis courts. Shirts must be worn at all times on the Basketball Court which is a multi function surface that can be used for any suitable purpose. The Basketball Court is available on a first come first served basis. ATTENTioN ALL credit card EZ PAYERS! Don t forget to update your credit card information on file when you are issued a new credit card. Contact Karen in the Admin office with any new information.

21 21 SWiMMiNG PooLS Open from Memorial Day Weekend until Labor Day Weekend, the Swimming Pool is staffed with lifeguards during published hours and is available for open swim (at your own risk) when lifeguards are not present. Please observe and follow all rules posted in the pool area. All instructions from pool staff and/or lifeguards must be obeyed. All Food or Beverages must be purchased from the Club, unless prior approval has been obtained from the General Manager. Pool closes at 9:00 PM except for special events. PLAYGRouNd A sand filled area equipped with swings, slides and other playground equipment is available and located next to the Pool Pavilion For safety any child under 9 years old must be supervised by an adult. Playground closes at 9:00 PM PoNdS Coosaw Creek s beautiful ponds have been stocked with fish - but beware of snakes, alligators and other wildlife. The course ponds are part of a larger low country wooded wetland area. Please respect this incredible asset and avoid contaminating it with any foreign materials or liquids. Fishing is allowed only from the bank and only in designated areas. These areas have been selected to ensure that people fishing are not in the normal flight of golf balls and that ponds can be approached without crossing the course or using the cart paths. They are located: BEHIND THE PLAYGROUND - Approach from McChune Court HOLE 15 Approach from Arthur Hills Circle HOLE 16 Approach from Club Course Drive HOLE 17 Approach from Power Line Break These guidelines are established to ensure a positive experience for all Members and guests who use the facilities. Enforcement is the responsibility of all members and staff of the Club. A polite reminder is usually sufficient, but should it become necessary to report any violation please call the Pro-Shop or the Club General Manager. We hope that you enjoy these excellent facilities your Club has to offer. If you have any questions or comments regarding these guidelines or your experience, please feel free to contact us directly at the club, Thank you, FOR THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mike Benner, PGA General Manager

22 MAY 2016 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Couples Nine & Dine 3 pm Golf 5:30 pm Dinner CCWC Meeting 7 pm Art Group 9:30 am Mens Interclub 9 am Kids Eat FREE! Member Dining 5 pm 8:30 pm Member Dining 5 pm 8:30 pm Team Trivia 7 pm Limited Dinner Menu 22 Member Dining 5 pm 8:30 pm Mother s Day Buffet 11 am 2 pm Art Group 9:30 am Burger Value Night 6 8:30 pm Build Your Own Burger Night 6 8:30 pm Member Dining 5 pm 8:30 pm Bingo 7 pm Limited Dinner Menu Crime Stoppers Golf Outing 9 am No Dinner Service due to Private Event Art Group 9:30 am SSC Golf Outing 9 am CCG&HC 3rd Annual Garden Tour Member Dining in the Ashley Due to Private Even 5 8:30 pm Kids Eat FREE Ladies Bunco 10:30 am Member Dining in the Ashley Due to Private Event 5 8:30 pm Member Guest Tournament No Dinner Service Due to Member Event Member Guest Tournament No Dinner Service Due to Member Event Member Guest Tournament Art Group 9:30 am HALF-Price Wing Night 5 8:30 pm Limited Dinner Menu Member Dining 5 pm 8:30 pm Wine Dinner 7 pm Member Dining 5 pm 8:30 pm Guest Day Seafood & Prime Rib Buffet 5:30 8:30 pm Memorial Day Flag Tournament and Poolside Cookout 12 noon 4 pm Art Group 9:30 am Friday, June 3 Trivia Saturday, June 4 Poolside Luau Friday, May 10 No Dinner Service Due to Private Event S AV E T H E S E D AT E S : ****All Save the Dates are Tentative and Maybe Subject to Change**** Saturday, June 11 Kick-Off to Summer 2016 Cinematic Movie Night! Sunday, June 12 Couples Nine & Dine Wednesday, June 15 Wing Night Friday, June 17 Bingo Saturday, June 18 Wine Dinner Friday, June 24 Seafood & Prime Rib Night Saturday, June 25 No Dinner Service Due to Private Event