2009-2010 Membership Handbook
Welcome to the 2009-2010 golf season at PGA Country Club and PGA Golf Club. PGA Country Club and PGA Golf Club are very active clubs with many functions, both golfing and social. We have designed every event for your enjoyment and we hope you will participate as often as possible. We have created this publication as an outline of the programs and services that are provided as part of your membership. The staff is dedicated to help you enjoy your experiences at PGA Country Club and PGA Golf Club. The Table of Contents will direct you to important information. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact any of the professional staff. We have added several new benefits to the membership program that we are delighted to offer. We have a website for all members that will list future events and the happenings at PGA Country Club, The PGA Golf Club and the PGA Center for Learning and Performance. www.pgavillage.com will provide all the information needed to plan your upcoming year and to see the results from all the tournaments. Table of Contents 3 Dress Code 4 Play Schedule & Guest Information 5 Pace of Play 6-7 USGA Handicaps 8-9 Golfing Groups 10 Golf Shop Merchandise 11 Professional Club Fitting and Demo Program 12 Golf Instruction 13 Dining Information 14 Social Activities 15 Programs 16-17 Golf Tournament Schedule 18-26 Calendar of Events 27 Professional Staff Contact Information PLAY SCHEDULE 2
Dress Code The staff of the PGA Country Club would like to welcome everyone for what will certainly be our most fun and successful season to date! As a reminder for those returning or those who are new and joining us for the first time, we would like to provide a guideline as to what is appropriate attire for your round of golf or an evening of dining. For the Ladies: Appropriate Day wear includes the following: Slacks, appropriate length golf/tennis shorts or skirts, and golf shirts or blouses are acceptable from the golf course or tennis courts to the dining room. Appropriate Evening wear includes the following: Slacks, appropriate length skirts, and blouses are fine for evening activities. Golf and tennis attire is appropriate for evening events that take place following the conclusion of said events. For the Gentlemen: Appropriate Day wear includes the following: Slacks, appropriate length golf/tennis shorts, golf shirts, and shirts with sleeves and collars are acceptable from the golf course or tennis courts to the dining room. Appropriate Evening wear includes the following: Slacks, golf shirts, button down dress shirts, and shirts with sleeves and collars are acceptable for evening activities. Golf and tennis attire is appropriate following the conclusion of said events. For Everyone: Shoes: Appropriate golf shoes (with non-metal spikes) or approved shoes are required on the golf course and practice area. Unacceptable attire for Ladies and Gentlemen includes the following: Halter tops, tank tops, fish net tops, bathing suits (outside of pool areas), sweatpants, athletic shorts, and cutoffs should not be worn on the golf course, practice areas, tennis courts, or in the clubhouse and dining areas. Unacceptable attire includes denim of any kind, t-shirts, and any of the above mentioned items. Anyone deemed to be inappropriately dressed will kindly be asked to return in attire that is suitable to the environment that has been outlined in these guidelines. Questions concerning dress code issues should be directed to a member of management. We thank you for your co-operation and look forward to seeing you at the club this season! 3
During the golf season, the golf course is reserved for the group indicated until the time shown. Daylight savings time will cause some adjustments to this schedule. PGA Country Club Monday: #1 tee opens at 7:00am. see Golf Shop Tuesday: - 8:30am. Shotgun Start #1 Tee opens at approximately 10:00am. Wednesday: -8:00am. Shotgun Start #1 tee opens at approximately 10:00am. Thursday: #1 tee opens at 7:00am. Ladies 9 Hole 8:30am. Friday: #1 tee opens at 7:00am. Saturday: #1 tee opens at 7:00am. Sunday: #1 tee opens at 7:00am. Holidays: Refer to the calendar of events for tee times and starting times. Many club tournaments will have a shotgun start that may affect this schedule. The PGA Country Club Golf Shop and Golf Course are closed on Mondays from June September. The golf course is primarily for use of the members, however you are encouraged to invite guests and enjoy the Club facilities. With a few exceptions, a member may bring up to 3 guests at a time. Please see the information regarding Guest Restrictions. GUEST FEES Guest Fees fluctuate during the course of the year. For a list of complete fees for your guests please feel free to contact the PGA Membership Department or any PGA Golf Shop. The rates are also published on the PGA website. GUEST RESTRICTIONS PGA Golf Club Monday Sunday Contact Golf Club for designated course. Wednesday: -8:30am. Tee Times Thursday: 8:30am. Tee Times Sunday : See Golf Shop Special events sign up in Room! The guest policy for all memberships remains the same. A guest may play with any member 10 times during the course of the year. No matter which member they play with, guests are limited to 10 rounds. The same guest may not be the guest of any other member in order to extend his or her playing privileges. We ask that all members register their guests at the Golf Shops prior to checking in for play. Guests may be asked for identification if the Golf Professionals are unsure of the amount of times the guest has played. During the golf season (Jan-March), members may entertain one guest per member every morning between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM. After 10:00 AM, three guests per group will be permitted. Guests are not permitted to play in,, Events or any of the organized club events unless specifically stated. Members are responsible for proper dress, etiquette, and speed of play for their guests. 4
PROPER SPEED OF PLAY AND CARE FOR THE COURSE IS IMPORTANT PACE OF PLAY First, please be sure to read the starting procedures. The Tee Master will operate with 8 minute intervals between groups. The most important thing to remember is to keep up with the group ahead of you. If you maintain that interval you should not have to worry about holding up the group behind you. The tradition of golf is to play the game in 4 hours, walking or riding. During the morning, 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 hours for 18 holes is appropriate, but later in the day, 4 to 4 1/4 hours is the normal time to complete a round. This happens because of lost balls, 3 putt greens, and poor etiquette. The slowest group on the course sets the pace. The PGA Country Club Staff realizes that The PGA Country Club is a place for fun and relaxation, not a place to be hurried and frustrated. We feel the traditional standard of 4 hours and 12 minutes should be a comfortable pace of play for players of all skill levels. Here are a few ideas on how to maintain the proper pace: 1. On the tee - Let the short hitters go first, be ready when it is your turn, watch the flight of all shots, know the rules for a lost ball, out-of-bounds and water hazards. 2. Tee to green - Have the appropriate club with you and play as soon as it is safe to do so, do not have to "back-track" for the golf car, leave cart and clubs so it is easy to get to the next tee. 3. On the green - Place your chipping clubs on the flag stick after it has been removed for putting, watch all players putt, it will help you "read the break," continue putting until you hole out. 4. Record scores on the way to the next tee. If you know your group is playing too slowly, then mention something to them. GOLF COURSE AND PRACTICE AREAS DRESS CODE MEN: 1. Shirt with collar and sleeves 2. Slacks (NO DENIM OF ANY KIND) 3. Shorts at least 16" long 4. Proper footwear SOFT SPIKES ONLY(NO METAL OR CERAMIC SPIKES) WOMEN: 1. Shirt suitable for golf (NO TANK TOPS) 2. Slacks or skirts (NO DENIM OF ANY KIND) 3. Shorts at least 16" long 4. Proper footwear SOFT SPIKES ONLY(NO METAL OR CERAMIC SPIKES) Unacceptable attire for Ladies and Gentlemen includes the following: Halter tops, tank tops, fish net tops, bathing suits,sweatpants, athletic shorts, and cutoffs should not be worn on the golf course AT ANY TIME. 5
GOLF HANDICAPS PGA Country Club and PGA Golf Club are members of the United States Golf Association and follows the requirements of the USGA handicap system. Through the Florida State Golf Association, the club is a member of the USGA Golf Handicap Information Network (GHIN). We accept scores and update handicaps according to the schedule set by the Florida State Golf Association. The following is reprinted from the USGA handicap manual: "Handicapping, based on course rating, is the great equalizer among golfers of differing abilities. The system is based on the assumption that every player will endeavor to make the best score he can at each hole in every round he plays and that he will report every acceptable round for handicap purposes, regardless of where the round is played. Under the USGA handicap system, the best 10 of the last 20 scores are used to determine handicap indexes. The maximum index is 36.4 for men and 40.4 for women. A USGA handicap index shall not be issued to a player who has returned fewer than 5 acceptable scores. Policies of a Golf Club issuing a USGA handicap index must be consistent with the Rules of Golf and handicap procedures of the USGA. An essential element of the USGA handicap system is the requirement that each Club must have a Handicap Committee to ensure the integrity of the handicap indexes issued by the Club. The purposes of the USGA handicap system are to: 1. Provide fair handicaps for all players, regardless of ability or where the game is played. 2. Reflect each player's potential ability and recent scoring trends. 3. Automatically adjust a player's handicap down or up as his game changes. 4. Disregard freak high scores that bear little relation to the player's normal ability. 5. Make it difficult for a player to obtain a large handicap increase at any revision period. 6. Establish handicaps useful for all golf, from championships to informal games. ROUNDS OF GOLF PLAYED WITH NONCONFORMING EQUIPMENT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED FOR HANDICAP. We are fortunate to have a golf course with excellent playing conditions. As a result, we play the ball as it lies. If or when the conditions change, then we will post a winter rules sign. The rules of the USGA will govern all play. Any local rules are printed on the scorecard and on tournament format sheets. 6
EQUITABLE STROKE CONTROL Each player is responsible for adjusting his gross score in accordance with the Equitable Stroke Control (ESC) formula before it is returned for handicap purposes. The ESC formula sets a maximum number that a player can post on any hole depending on the player's course handicap 18 Hole Hdcp. Max Score Per Hole 9 Hole Hdcp. 0-9 Double Bogey 0-4 10-19 7 5-9 20-29 8 10-14 30-39 9 15-19 40 & UP 10 20 & Up The Golf Shop Staff is here to answer any questions about the policies of PGA County Club, PGA Golf Club and the USGA handicap system. You may also contact our Handicap Committee. POSTING SCORES FOR HANDICAP PURPOSES Handicaps are to be entered on the computer located in the Golf Shop. All scores MUST be posted in accordance to the USGA Rules of Golf. The following are examples of acceptable scores: 1. Scores made in 18-hole rounds or 9-hole rounds shall be used. 2. If a player plays 13 or more holes, he shall record a score by adding to the number of strokes played, the total of par for the unplayed holes, plus any handicap strokes to which he is entitled on the unplayed holes. 3. Scores from both match play and stroke play, including those made in multi-ball competition, shall be used. 4. Adjusted gross scores on all courses, at home and away, shall be reported by the player, along with the appropriate USGA course rating and USGA slope rating. A player that belongs to more than one Golf Club must return all scores to all of his Clubs, and he shall use his lowest USGA handicap index when competing with players from more than one Club. During the golf season, handicap indexes are revised every two weeks. A list of indexes can be found in the Golf Shops, along with a copy of the USGA Rules. Tournament Scores will be posted by our golf staff at the close of each tournament. 7
Golf 18 - HOLE AND 9 - HOLE EVENT DAYS. There are two scheduled event days for women. Both are open to any member of PGA Country Club. There is no separate membership fee for either group. An entry fee for gift certificate payouts is collected on the day of an event. The 18 Hole tournaments are run on Tuesdays with an 8:30am shotgun start. The maximum allowed handicap index for the 18 hole group is 40.4. There is also a 9 Hole Group on Thursdays at 8:30am. Starting on the back 9. Those who are new to the game or wish to play only 9 holes will play on Thursday with an 8:30am. start. Information about 18 hole and 9 hole activities are posted on the bulletin board in the women s locker room and on our website. Both 18 hole and 9 hole groups will play together for the special events, tournaments and holiday gatherings. All events are 8:30am. Shotgun starts, all players should be registered in the golf shop 15 minutes prior to the start. The major tournaments conducted by the Golf Committee are explained on the sign up sheets, format pages and/or in the PGA Country Club Newsletter. Participants of these events are expected to be registered 20 minutes prior to the start. PGA Golf Club will host a on Thursday of each week for Private Club members. The same guidelines will apply to play at PGA Golf Club except that we will use tee times, sign up at the Golf Shop. Golf There is a regularly scheduled every week at the PGA Country Club. Each Wednesday there is an 8:00am. shotgun start for the men. The formats for each event will vary from week to week. To participate in these events simply call the golf shop or sign up in the men s Locker Room. The sign-up sheet is posted on the Wednesday prior to the event. The format will be listed with the sign-up sheet. The entry deadline is the Monday prior to the event at 6:00pm. We ask that all players sign in at the Golf shop on the day of the event 20 minutes before 8:00am. PGA Golf Club will host a on Tuesday of each week for Private Club members. The same guidelines will apply to play at PGA Golf Club except that we will use tee times, sign up at the Golf Shop. 8
Golf and Special Events There are many opportunities for couples to play their golf together. We host 9 and Dines on selected Fridays, and there are also Weekly events Sundays at the PGA Golf Club and Mondays at the PGA Country Club. We also host a number of monthly events at both locations. Refer to the Calendar and Newsletter for dates and times. If you are single or your spouse does not play golf, then the Golf Shop Staff will be happy to help you find a partner. The entry fee is $5.00 per person per tournament. You must have a PGA Country Club handicap to compete. Most of the events will have Shotgun starting times. The start times, format and pairings order will be on the sign up sheets prior to the event. Following the golf event, there will be a cocktail party in the Dining Room. Some holiday events will be followed by dinner dances in which you are automatically signed up for if registered for golf. The Golf Professional staff is in charge of the Major Tournaments conducted at the Club for the membership. You must have 10 scores posted for handicap. These tournaments are explained on the Format pages. Register in the Golf Shop for these events. Entry deadlines are published and must be enforced. IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW LOST AND FOUND All lost and found items should be returned to the golf shop. If properly identified, the items will be returned to the owner immediately. Other items will be placed in our lost and found area. LIGHTNING POLICY The PGA Country Club and PGA Golf Club do not have a lightning detection system in place. All golfers are advised to be keenly aware of inclement and potentially dangerous weather. If any golfer feels threatened, they may receive a rain check at any time during the course of their round. Shelters are located at the following areas on the courses or at the clubhouse. Country Club - after #5 green and at #15 tee course - at #5 tee and at the Turn House at #10 and #12 tees. course - behind #3 green and behind #15 green course - after #6 green and at #15 tee 9
GOLF SHOP MERCHANDISE The PGA Country Club golf shop is pleased to provide the membership with the finest and most up-to-date products on the golf market. We offer several price points that represent products at the best value in apparel, accessories and golf equipment. The ladies and men s apparel will feature the latest fashion colors, style and high quality, easy to care for fabrics. We offer golf equipment from PING and Cobra because of the quality of their products, fitting programs and demo clubs that they provide. There is a Members Only pricing policy on all of our offerings. All apparel will have a price tag with two prices; 1) Suggested retail and 2) Member s price. The member s price will represent a 20% discount. All equipment, golf balls and gloves will be priced to compete with major golf stores and catalogs on current models. Our goal is to provide you with everything you want and need concerning golf accessories, apparel and equipment. If we do not have it in stock, then we will be happy to get it for you by placing a special order, and ensuring prompt delivery. There is a schedule of club tournaments included in this information booklet. As you will see, there are many opportunities for both friendly and major competition. The entry fees for these events is paid out in prizes to approximately 30% of the participants. Your winnings will be posted to your golf shop credit account and can be used to purchase merchandise golf at any location. PGA TRADE-IN NETWORK Do you have golf clubs that you do not use accumulating in your garage or in your golf bag? If so, then bring them to the PGA Country Club golf shop; we will find their value using the PGA Trade-In Network. We can liquidate your unused clubs and post the dollar amount to your golf shop credit account. As you know, your credit can be used for purchases of any merchandise in the Golf Shop. 10
PROFESSIONAL CLUB FITTING PGA COUNTRY CLUB & CENTER FOR LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE Most golf equipment companies mass-produce and assemble their clubs based on the law of averages. But not everyone is average height, strength, hand size, etc. and cannot reach their full potential with an off the rack or ordered from the internet set of clubs. If your equipment does not fit your talent level, you must learn a different swing or have clubs made to fit your swing. It is like wearing a pair of shoes that don t fit; you will never be comfortable with them. Good golf equipment can be expensive. Don t gamble on clubs that may or may not work for you. Invest from 30 to 45 minutes in a club-fitting session with one of your golf professionals. It will eliminate any questions about playing with poorly fitted clubs. There is no obligation to purchase anything. If you decide to purchase new clubs, then the fitting fee will be applied toward the purchase. Once we have placed the order for your new equipment we should have your new clubs for you within 7-10 business days. New, properly fitted golf clubs will satisfy your needs and help you to improve your game. Your enjoyment of the game and your time spent at the club will increase immediately. CLUB REPAIR-PGA COUNTRY CLUB & CENTER FOR LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE Many times during a fitting session we determine that your clubs fit you well and satisfy your needs. That being the case, we can make your club feel like new by replacing your grips. New this season, we can regrip your clubs on site. We offer the latest technology in grips from Golf Pride and Winn for irons, woods and putters. When we have the grip you want in stock we can have your clubs ready for you within 24 hours. If we need to order a particular grip for you then your clubs should be ready within 3 days. DEMO GOLF CLUBS This season we will have Demo golf clubs available in the PGA Country Club golf shop for you to use on the practice tee and/or the golf course. Many times using a demo is the first step in the fitting process. Having the demos available to use has many benefits, such as: You are able to keep up with and try the latest technology You can try several models with different specifications of loft, lie angle, face angle, shaft weight, length and flex You can test drive the product before you make a buying decision When you want to try a club, we ask that you see a staff member to check out the club. When you finish, please return the club to the Golf Shop and have a staff member record the return. To be fair to all members, we ask that you return all demo clubs within 24 hours. The golf professional staff is available to answer any questions you have about golf equipment and the demo program. Demo clubs cannot be sold during the current product cycle. 11
PGA GOLF INSTRUCTION Major League Baseball calls it Spring Training, NFL Football calls it Preseason; the players use the time to practice, sharpen their skills, learn new techniques and get prepared to play the game they love. We want to help you get ready for another season of golf. Our PGA Teaching professionals offer several instruction programs such as: The Practice Club After the great success of our first Practice Club at the PGA Country Club, we will be offering another opportunity to join this worthwhile learning experience. The Practice Club is open to ALL MEMBERS, no matter what your skill level. The focus will be on improving all aspects of your game by determining what elements of your game need the most work and then show you how to correct your mistakes with proper use of your practice time while making practice more interesting. We will start with a skills test to accurately evaluate all parts of your game to determine which areas need the most improvement, then will customize a plan tailored to your needs. You can think of us as your Golf Coach as we will be here to assist and answer any questions or concerns about your golf game and take you through the challenges this game offers. Playing Lessons We will play a round of golf with you to observe and then analyze your game. After the game we will schedule 3 individual lessons to improve the areas of your game that need the most attention. Please schedule a playing lesson at least one week in advance. Traditional Private Lessons You need a quick fix for a part of your game? Schedule an individual lesson and we will help you fix any part of your game that you request. Clinics We will offer clinics for less experienced players. The clinics cover everything from the golf swing to the USGA Rules of Golf. Each clinic will last 45 minutes and be dedicated to a specific area of the game. You can find the schedule for each of these programs in the PGA Country Club Golf Shop. Please call 772-340-1911 to register for any of these programs. 12
PGA COUNTRY CLUB DINING ROOM The PGA Country Club Dining Room is pleased to be offering new and expanded options for our members in this 2009-2010 season. This past July 2009, Chef Ricardo debuted the Country Club s annual new Lunch menu with some new and delicious offerings as well as everyone s stand-by favorites. Dinner menus will be changing every four months so that our members will continually have tasty new fares to try for dinner at their Club! New dinner menus will premier in November 2009, March 2010, and July 2010. Current Dining Room Hours and Offerings are: Lunch service is available Monday thru Sunday from 11am until 3pm. On Sundays the Dining Room will be featuring a Brunch menu to accompany the traditional Lunch menu from 11am until 3pm. Dinner Service is available on Thursday and Saturday evenings from 5pm until 8pm, with a last seating available thirty minutes prior to closing. The Bar will remain open for service until 6pm on evenings not hosting any scheduled dinner or event. Nearly every Friday evening at the Club is reserved exclusively for fun social activities for our members, so be sure to check your monthly calendars and make your event reservations! New for this season is All You Can Eat Prime Rib Night, which is scheduled for the 4 th Friday of each month! Check your monthly calendars and newsletters to stay up-to-date on all of our Club Events! For any questions regarding events or for reservations, please contact: Dining Room: 772-340-1444, ext. 107, or email Dining Room Supervisor: Maria Valinote at mvalinote@pgahq.com. We look forward to providing all of our members with the utmost in quality and service this season! WANAMAKER DINING ROOM The Room at the PGA Golf Club will offer table service beginning at 11 am. Daily till close. If assistance is needed prior to that please stop in the main dining room and place your order. Happy Hour times and pricing will match the Country Club. 13
Social Activities Trivia Challenge- Held 1st and 2nd Fridays each month. Cocktails at 6:00 pm game starts promptly at 6:30pm. Teams consist of 8 to 10 players. Contact the membership office to get on a team. Poker/Canasta Night-The 3rd Wednesday Night each month is our Poker/Canasta night. Join us in the PGA Country Club dining room for a Buffet dinner serving from 5:00 to 6:30pm. Followed by Texas Hold Em tournament, or make your own canasta game. We may add additional games for the night. Reserve early for discounted meal pricing and poker buy in! Cocktail Party- the 3rd Friday of each month we gather at the PGA Country Club for a cocktail party with optional Italian Buffet, 5:30pm to 7:30pm. Cost for buffet is $10, drinks are cash bar. -The popular tile game is played on Fridays from 10-3pm at the PGA Country Club Dining Room. It is a make your own table of 4 or 5 players. Non-member guest fee is $5, limited to 6 visits annually. -Join fellow members at the PGA Country Club Pool on Monday and Wednesday morning from 10 to 11am for with Vera. Non-member guest fee is $3, limited to 6 visits annually. Line Dancing- New this year, come join Theda and the girls to work on your Hustle and other line dance moves. Be ready to groove at the next dinner dance like a pro. Check with Country Club office for dates and times. Fee associated. Monthly Dinner Dances-We hold dinner dances most months in season, some in conjunction with golf tournaments. Join us for an evening of good food and fun entertainment. Check the monthly calendar for these dates and times. 14
PGA Country Club Court Policies Courts are reserved for Club members or registered guests. All Players are required to sign-in with the tennis professional or at the GOLF SHOP to use courts. All players should have their membership identification on hand. All players must register in the golf shop prior to 6PM. League play that commences after 6PM, must make us aware in advance and in writing. All players must register for play prior to 6PM. Two (2) players for singles and four (4) players for doubles must sign-in. Open courts are on a first come, first served basis. If a court is open, you may not bump players off another court. Players with court reservations are expected to keep their reservation. court reservations on designated courts are accepted daily. Prior approval is required for any round robin play. Proper tennis attire is required to be worn by all players. Swimsuits, cut offs, sports bras and jeans are not permitted. All players must wear shirts. All Players are required to wear tennis shoes with non-marking soles. Bare feet, sandals and street shoes are not permitted on the courts. The following are reasons for dismissal from the courts: cell phone usage smoking profanity or racket throwing improper attire improperly soled shoes abusive behavior towards Club staff or other Members and guests Guest policies: Guest fees must be paid to the tennis professional or in the clubhouse prior to start of play. Guest Fees are $10 per guest and guests are limited to 6 visits. NO person (member/non-member) may offer instruction or engage in the instruction of tennis for anyone other than his or her own family members listed on your membership application. This is regardless whether the instruction is compensated in any manner or is gratis. Please remember that lessons, clinics, and scheduled leagues have priority over court use. USTA Professional John Koahou is at our courts and ready to serve you. Call 772-528-3315 to speak with John and reserve your court times. 15
2009-2010 PGA Country Club & PGA Golf Club Golf Tournament Schedule In addition to the listed events there are weekly Tournaments with various formats played at each club. Black = Private Club and Country Club Full Members, played at The Country Club Red = Private Club Members only, played at The Golf Club Monday - Event - Tee Times at the Country Club Tuesday - - 8:30 shotgun at the Country Club - Tee Times at The Golf Club Wednesday - - 8:00 shotgun at the Country Club Thursday - - Tee Times at The Golf Club Ladies 9 hole event - 8:00 Tee Times at the Country Club Saturday - PigSkins Game - during NFL season at the Country Club Sunday - Event - Tee Times at the Golf Club 8th 10th 13th 17th 6th 8th 9th 15th 17th 19th 9-10th 11-12th 17th 23-24th 23rd November Thanksgiving Classic One day Member-Guest Men s and Ladies divisions Season Opener at The PGA Golf Club Pro-Member December Holiday Tournament & Dinner/Dance Ladies Holiday Scramble & Lunch Men s Holiday Scramble & Lunch Men's Holiday Tournament Ladies Holiday Tournament Holiday Pro-Member January Men s Member-Member Ladies Member-Member Club Championship Men s Member-Member Ladies Pro-Member 16
2nd 9th 16th 3rd 10th 17th 13-21st 14th 22-23rd 4th 17th 18-20th 27th 29-30th February Ladies Club Championship Ladies Club Championship Ladies Club Championship Men s Club Championship Men s Club Championship Men s Club Championship Ladies & Men s Match Play Championship Valentines Tournament & Dinner Dance Ladies Member Guest Tournament March Ladies Nine Hole Championship St. Patrick s Day Tournament and Dinner Dance Men s Invitational Club Championship Men s and Ladies Big 4 Club Championship 2nd 5-6th 20th 21st 25th 9th 16th 30th 26th April Ladies Invitational Men s & Ladies Big 4 Club Championship Ladies Spring Scramble and Luncheon Men s Spring Scramble and Luncheon April Fools Tournament May Mother s Day Event Pro Member Memorial Day Tournament June Summer Solstice Beat the Pro 17
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 Trivia 3 4 5 6 GC- 7 8 9 Trivia 10 11 12 13 GC- 14 15 16 Cocktail Party 17 18 19 20 GC- 21 Poker Night 22 23 Prime Rib Night 24 25 26 GC Ladies Invitational 27 GC- none 28 none 29 none 30 none 31 Tourney. Halloween Dinner Dance Country Club events in BLACK-all member types included except Village Resident. Golf Club events in Red-Private Club members only. October 2009 18
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 7 6 5 GC 3 2 1 4 GC Men s Trivia 14 12 GC 8 Thanksgiving Classic 11 10 GC Men s & Ladies Member/Guest 9 13 GC Men s / Women s Season Opener Trivia 21 19 GC 15 20 Cocktail Party 18 Poker Night 17 GC Pro-Member 16 28 at the PGA 8:30-10:30 27 Prime Rib Nite 25 24 GC 23 22 26 GC CC Thanksgiving Dinner Small Small Small 30 29 19 November 2009 Country Club events in BLACK-all member types included except Village Resident. Golf Club events in Red-Private Club members only.
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 GC- 2 3 GC 4 Trivia 5 at the PGA 8:30-10:30 6 Holiday Event & Dinner dance 7 8 Ladies Holiday Scramble/lunch GC- 9 Men s Holiday Scramble/Lunch 10 GC 11 Trivia Pro night Exhibition 12 13 14 15 GC-Men s Holiday Tournament 16 Poker Night 17 GC Ladies Holiday Tournament 18 Argentine Dinner 19 Toys for Tots Mixer 8:30 GC Holiday Pro-Mem 20 21 22 GC- 23 24 GC 25 CC NO DINNER 26 27 28 29 GC- 30 31 GC New Year s Eve Event // Country Club events in BLACK-all member types included except Village Resident. Golf Club events in Red-Private Club members only. December 2009 20
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 GC- 6 7 GC none 8 Trivia none 9 at the PGA Mixed Doubles 8:30 GC Men s Mem/Mem 10 Ladies & Men s Mem/Mem Sunday 11 Ladies Mem/Mem 12 Ladies MemberMember GC None 13 None 14 GC None 15 Trivia 16 17 Club Championship 18 None 19 GC- None 20 Poker Night 21 GC 22 Cocktail Party 23 Men s Mem/Mem GC Ladies Pro/ Mem 24 Men s Mem/Mem None 25 None 26 GC- 27 28 GC 29 Prime Rib Night 30 Doubles Club Champ. 8:30 31 GCSunday Country Club events in BLACK-all member types included except Village Resident. Golf Club events in Red-Private Club members only. January 2010 21
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 6 6 Super Bowl Special Super 8:30 Bowl Special 8:30 5 5 Mah Trivia Jong Night Trivia Night 4 4 GC Ladies Day GC Ladies Day 3 3 Water Men s Aerobics Club Men s Championship Club Championship 2 2 Ladies Club Ladies Championship Club Championship 1 1 GC GC 13 HeartRoses Mix 13 Doubles HeartRoses 8:30 Mix Doubles GC Ladies 8:30 &Men s GC Match Ladies Play &Men s Champ. Match Starts Play Champ. Starts CC Dinner 12 12 Mah Trivia Jong Night Trivia Night 11 11 GC Ladies Day GC Ladies Day 10 10 Water Men s Aerobics Club Men s Championship Club Championship 9 9 Ladies Club Ladies Championship Club Championship 8 8 7 7 GC Sunday GC GC 20 20 19 19 Mah Cocktail Jong Party Cocktail Party 18 18 GC Ladies Day GC Ladies Day 17 17 Water Men s Aerobics Club Championship Club Champion- Men s ship Poker Night Poker Night 16 16 Ladies Club Ladies Championship Club Championship 15 15 14 14 Valentines Day Valentines Event Day & Dinner/Dance Event & Dinner/Dance GC GC 27 27 Mixed Doubles Club Mixed Champion- Dou- bles ship Club Championship 8:30 8:30 CC Dinner 26 26 Mah Prime Jong Rib Night Prime Rib Night 25 25 GC Ladies Day GC Ladies Day 24 24 Ladies Member-Guest Water Aerobics Men s Day 23 23 Ladies Ladies Member-Guest Member-Guest 22 22 GC GC Ladies Member/Guest 21 21 GC Sunday GC Ladies & Men s GC Match Ladies Play & Men s Match Championships Play End Championships End 28 28 GC Sunday February 2010 22 Country Club events in BLACK-all member types included except Village Resident. Golf Club events in Red-Private Club members only.
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 6 3 2 1 GC 5 Trivia Night Twilight Mixer 4:30 4 Ladies 9 Hole Championship GC 13 Singles Club Championship 8:30 12 11 GC 9 8 7 10 GC Trivia Night 20 Men s Invitational 16 15 14 GC 19 Men s Invitational Cocktail Party 18 Men s Invitational GC 17 St Patrick s Day Tournament & Dinner Dance 27 GC Club Championship 26 PrimeRib Night 25 GC 23 22 21 24 Poker Night GC - 31 30 Big 4 Ladies & Men s Stroke Play Championship 29 Big 4 Ladies & Men s Stroke Play Championship 28 23 March 2010 Country Club events in BLACK-all member types included except Village Resident. Golf Club events in Red-Private Club members only.
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 GC 2 Ladies Invitational Trivia Night 3 At the PGA Mixed Doubles 8:30 4 Easter Brunch 5 Big 4 Ladies & Men s Stroke Play 6 Big 4 Ladies & Men s Stroke Play Championship none 7 8 GC 9 Trivia Night Margarita Nite Mixer 4:30 10 11 12 13 GC 14 15 GC 16 Cocktail Party 17 18 >2pm 19 >2pm 20 Ladies Spring Scramble GC >2pm 21 Men s Spring Scramble Poker Night 22 GC 23 Prime Rib Night 24 Twilight Ten Cap Doubles 8:30-10:30 25 April fools tourn 26 27 Ladies Day GC 28 29 GC 30 Country Club events in BLACK-all member types included except Village Resident. Golf Club events in Red-Private Club members only. April 2010 24
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 GC 5 6 GC none 7 Trivia Night none 8 none 9 Mother s Day Brunch none 10 11 GC 12 13 GC 14 Trivia Night 15 16 Pro-Member 17 18 GC 19 Poker Night 20 GC 21 Cocktail Party 22 23 24 25 GC 26 27 GC 28 Prime Rib Night 29 30 Memorial Day Event 31 May 2010 Country Club events in BLACK-all member types included except Village Resident. Golf Club events in Red-Private Club members only. 25
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 Ladies Day GC 2 3 GC 4 Trivia Night 5 6 7 Course & Club Closed 8 GC 9 10 GC 11 Trivia Night 12 13 14 Course & Club 15 GC 16 Poker Night 17 GC 18 Cocktail Party 19 20 21 Course & Club Closed 22 GC 23 24 GC 25 Prime Rib Night 26 Summer Solstice 27 28 Course & Club Closed 29 GC 30 June 2010 Country Club events in BLACK-all member types included except Village Resident. Golf Club events in Red-Private Club members only. 26
Golf Contacts Bob Baldassari, PGA General Manager 772-467-5480 bbaldassari@pgahq.com Chris Donahue, PGA GC Head Golf Professional 772-467-5492 cdonahue@pgahq.com Holly Taylor, PGA GC Head Golf Professional 772-467-5481 htaylor@pgahq.com Ray Rash, PGA CC Lead Golf Professional 772-340-1911 rrash@pgahq.com Jason Sedan, PGA GC 1st Assistant Golf Prof. 772-467-5489 jsedan@pgahq.com Rich Woolever, PGA Center for Learning and Performance 772-468-2284 rwoolever@pgahq.com Membership Contacts Jim Tumminello Membership Marketing 772-340-1444 ext 105 jtumminello@pgahq.com Carol Stout Membership Manager 772-340-1444 ext 125 cstout@pgahq.com Dining Contacts Michael Sengelmen Hospitality Director 772-467-5491 msengelmen@pgahq.com Louise Johnson Director of Food, Beverage & Catering 772-340-1444 est 123 ljohnson@pgahq.com Maria Valinote CC Dining Room Supervisor 772-340-1444 ext 107 mvarenti@pgahq.com John Arciprete CC Bar Supervisor 772-340-1444 ext 107 jarciprete@pgajq.com 27
Important Phone Numbers Country Club Golf Shop 772-340-1911 Golf Club Golf Shop 772-467-1300 Membership Office P: 772-340-1444 ext 125 F: 772-785-9351 Country Club Dining Room 772-340-1444 ext 107 Website: www.pgavillage.com PGA CC & GC GOLF SHOP HOURS The Golf shop is open every day from 6:30 am until 6:00 pm. You may stop by or call the golf shop between those times. 28