T E E T I M E S. Membership. By Invitation IS HERE. Make Your St. Patrick s Day Reservation. Membership. Open House Page 4. Page 2 & 3.

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1 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE T E E T I M E S Membership By Invitation IS HERE. Page 2 & 3 Membership Open House Page 4 Make Your St. Patrick s Day Reservation Page 8

2 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 2 M ONTGOMERY COUNTRY CLUB I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E : Membership Notes 2 A M E S S A G E F R O M T HE C L U B : M E M B E R S H I P B Y I N V I T A T I O N IS H E R E Membership By Invitation 3 Membership Open House 4 Golf Shop Notes 5 Pot O Gold Dinner 6 Handicap Committee 7 St. Patrick s Day 8 WGA Notes 9 MGA Notes 10 Ladies 9 Holers 11 Event Coordinators Notes 12 Social Committee 13 EASTER BRUNCH 14 MCC LILIES 15 Club Calendar 16 Superintendent s Notes 17 FOR THE WHOLE NINE YARDS MARCH HOURS Grille Mon: Closed Tues: 11:00a - 9:00p Wed: 11:00a - 9:00p Thurs: 11:00a - 9:00p Fri: 11:00a - 11:00p Sat: 8:00a - 9:00p Sun: 8:000a - 7:00p Business Office Mon - Fri 8:00a - 5:00p Golf Shop 8:00a - 4:30p Weekdays 8:00a - 4:30p Weekends Tee Times Begin 8:00a - Weekdays 8:00a - Weekends Range 7:30a - 4:30pm Weekdays 7:30a - 4:30pm Weekends *Range Closes at 2pm on Tuesday & Reopens Wednesday at 10am. Wow!1 This winter seems like a repeat of the last! At least the course is getting a much needed break from play. Hopefully, in couple weeks, we will all be outside and enjoying some much needed warmer temperatures. The Entire Staff is very energized about the upcoming 2015 season here at our club. It s not too late to join an association. Please be sure to explore the benefits that the MGA, WGA, SMGA, and the Ladies 9 Holers have to offer. Additionally, with the support from our Member Council, a NEW and EXCITING, membership initiative is planned for Montgomery Country Club and revolves solely around our current members. This new initiative is MEMBERSHIP BY INVITATION and this works exactly as it sounds. Your club is asking you, all of our current members, to grow the club from within by inviting friends, family, and co-workers to explore membership opportunities. By implementing Membership By Invitation, the club s membership will be filled with members who share similar interests and backgrounds. In Mid-March, the club will be sending, via mail, Invitations to everyone so you can in fact invite a friend to explore membership here at MCC!! Don t forget, there is a Membership Open House on Saturday, March 28th. We would certainly enjoy seeing you with your friend(s) at this event!! Please RSVP as soon as possible. Furthermore, your Club will be featuring prospective member events every month throughout the year. Additional details will be available soon about these prospective/current member events. As a reminder, growing the membership from within directly benefits you. Not only will you receive an account credit up to $436.00, but you will also be eligible to win our Membership By Invitation Challenge at the end of the year. The top members with the most referrals will WIN PRIZES!! These prizes will range from a Vacation Trip to Club Gift Certificates!! Be on the lookout for the REFERAL LEADERBOARD in the clubhouse. Thank You all for your patronage and your willingness to help your club prosper. PEOPLE GO TO WHERE THEY ARE INVITED AND STAY WHERE THEY ARE APPRECIATED. Cliff Burdette Cliff Burdette Membership & Marketing Director cburdette@montgomerycc.com The Middleton Family: Sponsored By MCC Mr. & Mrs. Camacho: Sponsored By MCC

3 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 3 M E M B E R S H I P B Y I N V I T A T I O N I S N O W MEMBERSHIP BY INVITATION Our Membership Enrollment Philosophy stems from true Country Club Traditions.. friends inviting friends. With this practice our Clubs Membership rosters will be filled with a cohesive group of people sharing similar interests, backgrounds and lifestyles. Each Member has the opportunity to sponsor friends, co-workers, and family members into Membership. An Invitation to consider Membership is received by the candidate and a warm, welcoming enrollment process begins to take effect with the Sponsor being involved. Once the candidate becomes a Member, they will receive an Invitation to give to a friend to consider membership, thus the Membership By Invitation continues. Our Philosophy is to grow the club from the inside out with the help from our biggest assets, our Members.

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5 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 5 G O L F P R O F E S S I O N A L N O T E S : And so it continues: Snow, snow, snow! Those of you who know I m originally from the Midwest must be thinking I feel right at home this winter, however, I didn t move here to enjoy this type of weather. If you ever wondered what it would be like to live through a Wisconsin Winter, now you know! Vendor accounts, with the big ones open first: Titleist/ Footjoy, Taylormade and a few other companies have finally opened and some of our spring orders are beginning to arrive. We will be adding more and more accounts as we enter March, catching up as fast as we can with the orders that we couldn t fill from late last year after our accounts were shut down in transition. As for spring merchandise, it will be arriving shortly from some companies that opened their accounts for us in time for a quick ship. Titleist balls, clubs and gloves, Footjoy shoes and gloves, Taylormade clubs, Adidas/Ashworth clothing and Greg Norman merchandise will arrive in March some of it even before the snow melts! Virtually every item left over from last season is on clearance price, sure to entice those of you looking for a great deal to start off the year. On the staff front, Dan has indicated he wishes to return this year and in response we have offered him his position back in a part time capacity-meaning full time from April through September. He ll be handling similar duties, so although we will all continue to help setting up and running member events, Dan will be your go to guy again this season. We are excited he changed his mind and asked us to create a space for him this coming season! With Randal s departure, I will be heading up the lesson program and with four strong primarily full time staff to help behind the counter (Dan, Ed, Keith and Matt), I ll finally be free to start some serious teaching again! Keith and Matt will oversee the junior program this year, so please contact them if you are interested in junior lessons and all things junior. Please be aware that weekend tee times will begin Saturday, March 7th, ending the winter weekend shotguns (but apparently not the winter itself). Tee times will continue to be able to booked online for weekdays (one week in advance) the lottery system will also remain the same, signing up for the weekends through the lottery online request and with manual slips in the shop. We will however be asking that the slips or online requests have ALL NAMES of each INDIVIDUAL player in the group or your we will not be able to honor your request. If you have a guest the guest s name will also have to be entered. This will put some added pressure on those that request more than a couple times, but with a 20% no show rate last year with those who sign up with multiple tee times, we cannot afford to continue without asking for a more firm commitment from our members. We believe this is simply enforcing a policy that we have been lax with the past seasons. While we are on the topic of guest play, why not INVITE your guest to Explore Membership Opportunities at your club. Our membership director, Cliff Burdette, will be ecstatic to schedule a visit with you and your guest. As always, and especially in this transition, thank you for your support! The golf shop. The web site calendar has been updated for all golf events, I would invite all of you to review the calendar to make sure your events are scheduled properly. A few of you have already indicated a couple of changes that needed to made, thanks for taking the time to check things out. As previously mentioned please have your associations indicate to the handicap representatives which tournaments are unpostable scores or posted as tournament scores. As you know March 15th is the opening of handicap season, so all scores on that date going forward will be postable at the club.

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7 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 7 HANDICAP COMMITTEE MESSAGE Spring Cleaning... Greetings from chilly South Carolina. Is it my imagination or was January really warmer than February? Never mind, spring will be here soon enough. And everyone knows in the spring a young man s fantasy turns lightly to thoughts of love. Really, love? Only if we re talking love of golf. Maybe that s just us old men who turn to golf. Well anyway, with the season rapidly approaching let s review a few of the basics. Firstly, what is the golf season? Well, here in Maryland it means we have to post scores for any rounds played between March 15 and November 15 of each year. Of course, if we play outside the state we may have to post the score depending on the season for the state where we play. Here in South Carolina the season is year round. So, even though the temperature was 39 when I teed off this morning, I have to post the round. If it makes you feel any better I didn t play that well anyway. Secondly, what is a postable round. Basically, if you play your own ball all the way around the golf course it s a postable round. That includes four ball (better ball) competitions as well as match play competitions. Foursomes (alternate shot), no. Captains Choice (scramble), unh unh. Stableford, certainly, as long as it s on your ball. Hey if you re not sure ask the pro shop or any member of the handicap committee. And why you ask am I using the old English terms for the competitions? Well, I m dreaming of playing for Davis Love III on the 2016 Ryder cup team. Don t laugh, you too have dreams that will never come true. And, lastly for this month, the USGA Handicap System requires every golfer to attempt to make the best possible score on every hole played. So, if you close out your matches on the 16th hole and tank the last 2 to pad your handicap, you are not playing by the rules. Eventually, no one will want to play with you and you will become a lonely old golfer playing by yourself in the late afternoon. More next month. In the meantime, have a great 2015 golf season. Fair handicaps make the game enjoyable for everyone. Fair handicaps make the game enjoyable for everyone. Handicap Committee: Sharon Sparks, Chair Greg Baeten, PGA Professional Bob Carbo Mary-ellen Derry Tim Derry Gerald Ford Chris Jordan Chip Mace Joan Savage Angie Yoo Well, what if your round is interrupted? If you finished 7 holes you post a nine hole score. If you finished 13 holes you post an 18 hole score. So what about those holes you didn t finish? Simple, just take par and add any handicap strokes you are entitled to. That s your score for that hole. OK, if you re confused, the proshop staff will help.

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9 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 9 W G A N O T E S : W O M E N S G O L F A S S O C I A T I O N Is it Spring yet? I know we have all had enough of the snow and cold weather and are ready for warmer days. We are all looking forward to a great golf season. If you were fortunate enough to play golf in some warmer climates, the pro shop will assist you in posting any scores you may have. Speaking of which, the start of the season is quickly approaching. If you are new to the club (or new to golf) and have not yet signed up for the WGA, please do so as soon as possible. Please be sure to also sign up for a handicap, which is crucial if you want to play in tournaments both at MCC and outside the club. Handicap posting for rounds at MCC (and other courses in the area) begins March 15. More information can be obtained from the Professional Staff. There are two dates to keep in mind. First, our Spring meeting will take place on Saturday, March 14 at 10:00 am in the Ballroom. Refreshments will be served. If you are interested in becoming a member of the WGA, please join us for an informational meeting. If the snow has melted by then, we will be reserving a group of tee times following the meeting for anyone who would like to play. More information will be forthcoming. Second, our Opening Day tournament will take place on Saturday, March 28 with tee times starting at 10:00 am. The format will be a Scramble. Following the tournament, there will be light hors d oeuvres. As always, information on meetings and tournaments will be posted on the bulletin board in the Ladies Locker Room. Happy Birthday in March to the following members: Dale Cutright (3/3), Kristin Shifflett (3/7), Theresa Park (3/10), Michelle Zygielbaum (3/14), Margaret Chasson (3/16), Sylvia Sierra (3/18), and Nell Neal (3/27). Please don t forget about the Spring Meeting on March 14 at 10:00 am. We look forward to seeing everyone soon! YOU ARE INVITED TO THE WGA SPRING MEETING ON SATURDAY, MARCH 14TH

10 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 10 M G A N O T E S : M EN S G O L F A S S O C I A T I O N Nike Method Putters (5 total) 2 dozen Bridgestone E 6 balls 6 dozen Srixon Logo Q stars balls The 2015 season starts on March 21 with Opening Day. The Association meeting is scheduled for March 20, 2015 at 7 p.m it will be held along with the Opening Day Drawing Party. Association dues will be $55 this year. We will be giving away balls and equipment at MGA tournaments this year. We have the following items to give away: Nike Covert II Driver (stiff) Nike Covert II Driver (regular) Nike Covert II 3 wood (stiff) It should be a very exciting season. Don t forget to mark your calendars for March 20 for the MGA Association meeting. Sincerely, MGA Committee: Carl Cutright Wayne Rowland Kevin Scudder Chip Mace John Piernikowski Chairman Vice Chairman Treasurer Secretary CLICK HERE For Additional Information

11 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 11 L A D I E S N I N E H O L E R S : By encouraging and supporting interest in the game, the Ladies Nine Holers allow its members with busy schedules to participate in the game they love. Membership is open to any female MCC member in good standing. Golfers of all skill levels are welcome to join. The Ladies Nine Holers Golf Group belongs to the Virginia/Maryland Team Match Association which provides the opportunity to play in team matches with the other club members such as Congressional CC, Bethesda CC, Kenwood CC, Army/Navy CC, Mount Vernon CC, Springfield CC, Washington Golf and CC, Belle Haven CC and more. Besides the team matches, the group participates in these clubs invitational events as well. For those interested in different levels of competition while playing only 9 holes of golf, various weekday tournaments throughout the year are on the schedule. Play starts the beginning of April and finishes the end of October each year. Our group plays each Thursday morning starting at 9:00AM. Regardless of your competitive appetite, the Ladies Nine Holers Group is a terrific way to make new friends as well as improve your game. For more information about the group and all it has to offer please contact Pam Conti at or . Group Chairman: Janet Wilson Vice Chairman: Pam Conti Secretary: Ann Mieczkowski Treasurer: Betty Mercer What??? Aruba in January???? How can I make this happen? Come to the Nine Holers Auction on Friday, April 10 and bid!! The winner goes to Aruba January 18-25, 2016 for a week!!!! NINE HOLERS AUCTION FRIDAY, APRIL 10th Dinner at 6:30 Auction at 7:00 All Member s Welcome: Donations from Members, Pro Shop and Local Businesses. Reservations: Valencia Lewis at vlewis@montgomerycc.com Donations and Questions: Pam Conti at Pam.Conti@verizon.net OR ARUBA JANUARY OF 2016

12 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 12 E V E N T C O O R D I N A T O R S N O T E S Well we have almost made it through another winter, and boy what a winter is was! We have only a few weeks left. Opening day will be here before you know it! January and February events were successful even with a lot of bad weather members were still able to enjoy their club. Bingo was a great turnout! Mr Gill s guest won the big pot yet again. This would be her third time winning the pot. A very special thank you to our Bingo Master Mr. Ault and to Mr. Barber for keeping all the monies straight. The Montgomery General Fundraiser Valentines Dinner was very successful. The weather was terrible! Some of our guests just couldn t get here but those who did had a great time. Our very own Lou Iaquinta bought this wonderful event to Montgomery we hope to make this a yearly happening. Thank you Mr. Iaquinta for all you do! Thank You to everyone who participated in the Chile Cook Off this year!! Congratulations to Bobby Roman who not only was the judge s choice but the people s choice. Our Bridal Show was a tremendous success. We had over one hundred guests in attendance. We booked twelve events 8 of them being weddings. The day couldn t have gone any better! March is a very active month here at MCC. During Lent every Friday night in March Chef Tony will be doing seafood specials in the grill. is right around the corner. During televised games we will be featuring a special appetizer menu and $2 domestic drafts. We will also have Family Feud on the 13 th and Trivia and Prime Rib night on the 27 th. On St. Patrick s Day we will be having the Hurley School Irish Dancers here once again. An amazing delight! Chef Tony will be doing an Irish buffet with Corned Beef and Cabbage, Irish Guinness Lamb Stew, and much more. Member appreciation this month is Wednesday, the 18 th from 7pm-8pm. We will have complementary appetizers and free rum drinks. On March 26 th we will have our Budweiser beer rep here with samples of Goose Island and Blue point. Also that evening will be our first Pot of Gold drawing. MCC Opening Days are this month too. Which means it is yet again the start of another golf season! And last but not least our new menu will be starting on April 1 st. If you have any menu suggestions now is your time to contact me with your thoughts. For more information on any of these events please visit our website. Hours of operation starting on March 15 th - Tuesday Thursday 10:00 am 9:00 pm Friday- 10:00 am- 11pm Saturday- 8 am- 9:00 pm Sunday- 8 am- 8:00 pm I will be meeting with the social committee on March 11 th so stay tuned for the upcoming spring events! Should any of you have any questions, concerns, or suggestions please feel free to contact me at vlewis@montgomerycc.com. My staff and I look forward to a wonderful spring season! Valencia Lewis Events Coordinator / Food & Beverage Director vlewis@montgomerycc.com

13 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 13 M C C S O C I A L C O M M I T T E E Every Tuesday the Club features a 2 for $20.15 meal. This new event has started out slowly but is picking up steam. The menu selections are delicious and we think all members should plan to stop by on a Tuesday and give it a try. It will continue through the month of March. Half price wine is served every Thursday. Come by and bring a friend or two. We would love to see you. February 6th Trivia Night There were 24 on hand to play. It s such a fun outing for family and friends. February 8 Member Appreciation Day It turned out to be a great golfing day!! Be on the lookout for more appreciation days to come. February 13th Valentine s Day Dinner - Twenty three attended the Valentine s Day dinner. The weather was not cooperating at all this weekend. Chef Tony s menu was superb. February 14th The Valentine s Day Gala was held at the club. The weather raised havoc that night but it did not stop 110 people from enjoying the festivities, the food, beverages and silent auction. All proceeds went to the Oncology Center at Medstar at Montgomery Hospital. February 15th Chili Cook-off Even though the snow reared its ugly head (again!), nearly 40 members participated in the 2nd Annual Chili Cook-off. We had six members who prepared their favorite chili recipes and judges determined that the Finley family was the winner for the second year in a row!! February 20 Texas Hold em was postponed. Hopefully, we ll have warmer and dryer weather in March. BINGO NIGHT is MARCH 7TH If you have any ideas for activities at the club, please pass them along to Pam Conti, Social Committee Chair, at Pam.Conti@verizon.net Pam Conti Pam Conti MCC Social Committee Chairperson pam.conti@verizon.net 2ND QUARTER SOCIAL COMMITTEE MEETING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6:00 PM & YOU RE INVITED

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15 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 15 M CC L I L I E S S pring is just around the corner and the ladies of the Lilies have fun activities on the horizon. Regular activities of Mah Jongg, BUNCO, and Book Club, will continue as well as charitable events related to our major fundraiser. This year we will be supporting Shepherd s Table a Montgomery County charity Food Bank which helps the Homeless. Plans include a Food Drive and clothing drive in early spring so box up those gently used clothes and non-perishable food items and have them ready to help others. We are also planning a Murder Mystery Dinner as the highlight of our charitable endeavor so mark your calendars for May 1st when we Cruise to Murder. The Bridge group is back together and we will have classes as well for anyone needing a refresher or wanting to learn. (Men/Couples are welcome) Currently Sunday afternoons are the playing time for the winter months 1 PM. March events March 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd,29th Bridge 1PM March 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th Mah Jongg 10AM March 5th, 12th, 26th - Mah Jongg 6:30PM March 19th BUNCO for prizes$$ 7PM March 25th - Book Club 7PM The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Frye BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS FOR FAMILY FEUD ON MARCH 13TH. Please contact Chèli Derry - cyderry@yahoo.com or (301) if you d like to help plan activities and have any suggestions, or you might be planning to attend an event. Chèli Derry LILIES Director Montgomery Country Club cyderry@yahoo.com (301 )

16 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 16 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday FOR $20.15 Handicap Meeting Wine Night BINGO Night Burger Night FOR $20.15 Burger Night Wine Night Family Feud Night WGA Spring Meeting Member Council Social Com. Meet Tournament Pool 2 FOR $20.15 St. Patrick's Day Dinner & Dancers Burger Night Member Appreciation Night Wine Night 9 Holers Meeting MGA Meeting MGA Shamble Wine Night FOR $20.15 Burger Night Mixed Opener 9 Holers Trivia Night WGA Opening POT O GOLD DINNER Prime Rib Night MEMBERSHIP OPEN HOUSE FOR $20.15 MARCH Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday APRIL 1 Burger Night Handicap Meeting 2 9 Holers 3 4 SMGA Opening Day Masters Specials EASTER BRUNCH The Master Tournament Pool SMGA Opening Day Burger Night Member Council Meeting 9 Holers Master Gille Specials 9 Holers Auction Masters Grille Specials A Team WGA Nassau Cup MGA Stableford 12 Masters Specials WGA Nassau Cup Greens Aerification Greens Aerification 9 Holers A Team MGA Stableford Sr. A Team A Team Sr. A Team Golf Outing Burger Night 9 Holers SMGA Stableford A Team A Team Sr. A Team 26 Sr. A Team A Team 27 Golf Outing 28 SMGA Stableford Twilight Golf 29 Burger Night 30 9 Holers 2nd Quarter Social Events Will Be Available on The Website Calendar Mid-March

17 M ONTGO ME RY COUNTRY CLUB T EE TIME S NE WSLETTE R P AGE 17 G O L F S E A S O N IS J U S T A R O U N D T HE C O R N E R Business Staff General Manager Membership & Marketing Director Cliff Burdette Accountant Shakia Stewart Food & Beverage Staff Food & Beverage Director/ Events Coordinator Valencia Lewis Executive Chef Tony Hang Food & Beverage Manager Kim Brown Golf Staff Head Golf Professional Greg Baeten Assistant Golf Professional Matt Rash Superintendent Steve Newsome Assistant Superintendent Phil Plaskowitz Montgomery Country Club Golf View Dr Laytonsville, MD Phone: Golf Shop: Fax: CURRENT COURSE CONDITIONS ARE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT It is always funny trying to predict when the winter weather will break every year but I do know it s not anytime soon! As I am writing this we are receiving another couple of inches of snow and there are still some cold temperatures in the forecast to come. On the upside though the days are getting longer which will bring the warmer weather before we know it. Just because we are stuck indoors there are numerous projects that still get addressed. Over the past couple of weeks when we were not shoveling snow we were doing our normal yearly servicing to the golf carts, rebuilding and sharpening the reels on the mowers and getting the benches refurbished that are placed at the tee stations. We also are always looking at ways to partner with the members who like to be involved to improve Montgomery CC each year. Over the past couple of months my meetings with the Green Committee have been very productive and also educational. The Green Committee consists of myself, our head Golf Professional Greg Beaten, Clark Kunkle Green Committee Chair, Gary Rivers, Bill Balster, Mike Althouse and Brian Ault who if anybody does not know is a golf course designer. The Committee has been going through the Golf Course Standards for Montgomery section by section and adding things that hopefully will improve our memberships experience at the club. A few things that we will be doing differently this year will be painting the cups on weekends from April through October, removing the broken tee boxes on the tees so remember to pick those broken tees, improving ball mark repair, placing the bunker rakes inside the bunker parallel to the hole and allowing cart traffic on the fairway on hole 12. I also update them on current projects or concerns that I have so they can also update the membership when asked questions. The Green Committee meets the first Thursday of every month so if you ever have any questions please feel free to contact them so it can be discussed. Also please visit my blog to see pictures of course projects and any updates with what we are doing at the club. In closing please remember to fix your ball marks and one other, replace your divots, rake the bunkers after you have entered them and place the rake in the bunker parallel with how the hole is being played. Once again I would like to Thank You for Belonging to Montgomery Country Club. If you have a question you would like answered please feel free to me at snewsome@montgomerycc.com. Steve Newsome Steve Newsome Golf Course Superintendent / Interim General Manager snewsome@montgomerycc.com PILATES CLASSES AT MCC CONTACT MARIA KOLANOWSKI BY CLICKING HERE