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Cattail Creek Country Club
3600 Cattail Creek Drive | Glenwood, MD 21738 | 410.489.4653
at Tales
July 2012
www.cattailcreekcc.com
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From the Desk of the General Manager
Dear Member,
We celebrated our 19th Anniversary Party on Sunday,
July 1, after unexpected power outages from the
storms that occurred before the scheduled party date
of Saturday, June 30. Despite the challenges, the
event was a success with attendance levels exceeding
one thousand guests.
The
weather was hot but the Club
took every precaution to
ensure everyone had a safe
and good time at the event.
The fireworks, food, children ‘s
activities
and
DJ
were
awesome. If you missed the
event make plans to attend
next year when we celebrate Joseph Fulco, CCM, CCE
General Manager
our 20 year anniversary!
The Club’s new Indoor Instructional Facility is
scheduled to open this month. The exact date and
time are still being tweaked; I will update everyone as
soon as I have the exact information. This is an
outstanding venue that will be open year-round. We
will be sending operating policies and procedures later
this month. If you have not seen the new facility up
by the Driving Range, please take a peak. We will be
offering tours of the facility in the next few weeks.
The Club’s Crocs Swim Team is having a great season
as Karen Heinz, Swim Team Coach and Lisa Noss, Swim
Team Committee Chair, are doing all the right things.
The program is very well subscribed, the swim meets
have been packed and the children involved in the
program, are receiving top-notch professional
instruction. The Crocs are very busy in July with meets
against Rolling Road Golf Club, Argyle Country Club
and Norbeck Country Club. They will also be hosting
Movie Night at the Pool featuring ‘Journey 2’ on
Friday, July 13 for all Members, and they will
participate in their End-of-Season Party on Saturday,
July 28 to celebrate another great season! Go Crocs!
July 2012
The Pool complex continues to be very busy as
Members try to remain cool in the extreme
temperatures that we have been experiencing, by
enjoying the Pool, Pool Café, and the wide variety of
social events being offered. This month we have new
events such as ‘Mom’s Margarita Mondays in July’
featuring $4 margaritas all day each Monday, and an
informal wine tasting event scheduled for Friday, July
20.
As a general reminder, please remove towels from the
pool furniture after you are done using them. Many
times towels are left on lounge chairs and tables after
Members leave the pool. This greatly reduces the
furniture options for the Members who are still at the
pool and think the furniture is in use. If you plan to
reserve an area while you are at the pool, please place
a pool bag or clothing on the furniture. We have
instructed the pool staff to remove towels left on
furniture unattended. Hopefully everyone will pitch in
and help so all Members and Guests can enjoy their
time at the pool. Lastly, remember to leave the pool
towels in the bins we have set up at the pool. If you
discover towels at home, please return them. You
would be amazed how many pool towels wander
away in the course of the summer season.
The Club’s Employee Appreciation Party will once
again take place on Monday, August 13th. For those
Members not familiar with the event, the Club hosts
an afternoon and evening party for the staff. Club
Member, Tim Smith, will again Chair the event. We
need volunteers to help with the event. Those
Members with questions about this party, or who are
interested in helping with it, should email Tim Smith
directly at [email protected] , or contact me.
The employees of Cattail Creek look forward to this
event each year and it is a great thank you for their
hard work.
Enjoy the month of July!
Sincerely,
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Membership
July 2012
Welcome June New Members!
Correction: We apologize for an error in the June
newsletter that incorrectly listed the company
name for a new Corporate Membership.
Welcome May New Members:
Matt Nixon & Jay Nixon of American Pest!
The Cameron Family
Scott, Laura & Anna
The Hantke/Adams Family
Mike & Stacey
The Tupa Family
Mark, Victoria, James & Benjamin
The Smith Family
Andrew, Theresa, Drew, Garrett, Clark, Amy & Claire
The Fisher Family
Darren, Tina, Camden & Cole
The winning entries were chosen
at the 19th Anniversary Party on July 1.
Two staff members, two Members, and two
guests carefully checked to ensure that the
correct number of entries were included for
all registered Members, and an impartial
Restaurant staff member chose the winners.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Golf
Vince and Laura Sines
Your 2013 Young Executive Family dues are paid!
Bahram, Tina, Nicholas & Lily
Social
Mike & Jen Sheehan
The Geisbert/Cornelius Family
6 months of your 2013 Social dues are paid!
(Total collected in Social dues cover 6 months)
The Sarfaraz Family
Jim, Bonnie, Calvin & Ally
The Eisenberg Family
Neil, Deborah, Maya & Morgan
The Malette Family
Richard, Jackie, Brook & Natalie
The Terwilliger Family
Erv, Candace, Ervie & Kaleigh
The Letow Family
Larry, Wendy, Jessica, Greg & Kevin
The Powell Family
David, Eileen, David & Tara
Congratulations June Upgrading Members!
The Sines Family
Vince, Laura, Vaughn & Vanessa
Satu
rday,
July 1
4
8:30
p.m.
Put together a team of 2-8!
No cost to play!
Prizes for 1st & 2nd place!
Appetizer & Drink Specials
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Kid Zone
July 2012
August Social Save-the-Dates
Short-term Babysitting
Sweet Sunday Dessert Stations
At the Pool
Lower level of the Clubhouse
Karaoke Night at the Pool
Friday, August 3
View complete Kid Zone
details on the website
Junior Golf Open
Monday, August 6/Tuesday, August 7
Advance Online
Reservations Required
SUMMER
HOURS OF OPERATION
Advance Reservations
$8 child/hour
$4 sibling/hour
Tuesdays
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Employee Appreciation Party
Wednesdays
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Pirate Party at the Pool
Day-of Reservations
$10 child/hour
$5 sibling/hour
Reservations can be made
on the Club’s website.
Kids are not permitted in
the Kid Zone except when
a babysitter is present.
CCWTA Evening Social
Friday, August 10
Monday, August 13
Friday, August 17
Vino on the Patio
Fridays
9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Friday, August 24
Back-to-School Pool Party
Additionally, the Kid Zone is
open 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. when
there is a home swim meet.
Friday, August 31
Available for kids ages 3-12
Kids must be potty-trained.
Current Clubhouse Hours
Monday
Friday and Saturday
Sunday
Closed
7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Refreshment Room Open
7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Lunch on the Lower Patio
11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Brunch menu offered
11:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Lunch in the Clubhouse
11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Lunch in Clubhouse & Lower Patio
5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Dinner in the Clubhouse
4:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday through Thursday
7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Lunch on the Lower Patio
5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
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July 2012
GREEN UPDATE
to see the building evolve, and it will be a great
Chris Harriman
Golf Course Superintendent
day in July when opening day comes!
Out on the Golf Course we have taken many
Summer has certainly steamed in for 2012.
precautions to make sure the turf stays alive and
June followed its normal suit of having a few
healthy in the heat. In addition to aerifications
nice days as well as a few days to show us what
and the Dryject procedures, we also utilize
summer was going to be about. Overall, we re-
wetting agents to help keep the turf uniformly
main very dry (6 inches below normal for the
moist. Wetting agents are basically fancy soaps
year) and are very lucky to have made beneficial
that strip organic acid off the thatch and soil par-
irrigation improvements over the past year. We
ticles to allow water to penetrate and become
are now using less water than in the past and the
available to the plant. Without wetting agents,
Golf Course remains healthy and firm. All of
the many localized dry spots around the Course
our current cultural practices promote water use
would quickly die from drought stress. Even
efficiency which favors both the environment
with broadcast applications of wetting agents to
and also well-conditioned plants.
the greens, tees, and fairways, we still have to go
The Indoor Instructional Facility has come a
out with hoses and apply more by hand to spe-
long way in the
cialized spots.
past
month.
detail work and prop-
The
exterior
er use of the right
work
is
just
tools helps keep the
about finished.
Golf Course in good
This
shape
week,
a
practice facility
specialist
be
here
stalling
the
summer.
will
Summertime
inthe
through
This
“I can’t wait until this building is finished and we can start to use it!”
state-of-the-art
always
a
is
stressful
time on the Course.
Please help us out by
electronics into the hitting bays. Cutting-edge
driving your golf cart intelligently, following the
video and monitoring equipment will aid the
cart rules and fixing ball marks. If you have a
Golf Professional Staff in improving your game.
question about anything pertaining to the
The grass tee out front will also be available
Course, please do not hesitate to ask. We all
when the building opens, to hit balls from a true
want to work together to make the experience at
surface during your lesson. It has been exciting
Cattail special every day. See you on the Course!
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Golf
July 2012
Leaderboard
Dear Member,
It is hard to believe it is July and we are in the middle of summer. June was a great month and I
would like to thank all of the participants who came
out and played in our events. Congratulations to
Phil Down and Richard Ham on winning the 2012
Gentlemen’s Invitational. The playoff format proved
to be no match for them as they shot 1 under and
only needed an extra hole to take the crown.
With the golf season in full stride, I would like to
take a moment to remind Members about our weekend guest policy. On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, Member-only play is observed and guests are
not permitted prior to 11:00 a.m. All of us on the
Golf Professional Staff thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Lastly, I would like to thank everyone for supporting
the Golf Shop. As with all purchases, we are happy
to gift wrap all of your items. Please be reminded
that with all special orders, a shipping fee will be
applied.
The format of “Play With The Pro” is best
ball of the group net (Men’s and Women’s
divisions) and each group must include
one golf professional. The entry fee is
$10 per Member and payouts will be
awarded for low front, back, and total.
Men
Front 9
27– Jason Marcinec, Spencer Wilson,
Jake Leavitt, Matt Forester
27– Nicholas Balcken, Chris Hardon, Jim
Duncan, Vince DeCamillo
Back 9
26 – Jason Marciniec, Seth Lee, Greg
Poulis, Pete Laake
Total
55 – Jason Marcinec, Dave Kopp, Richard Bass, Joe Fields
55 - Nicholas Balcken, Chris Hardon,
Jim Duncan, Vince DeCamillo
Women
Front 9
24 - Nic Flickinger, Stephanie Nucci,
Heather Smyth
Have a great summer, and we in the Golf Shop cannot thank you enough for all your support and kind
words.
All the best,
Don’t forget to register for
the British Open Pool!
Jason T. Marciniec
Head Golf Professional
Register online before July 18.
Each $10 entry gets you randomly
paired with one British Open player.
Unlimited entries.
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July 2012
APPROACH SHOTS
Nic Flickinger, First Assistant
“Gentlemen’s Invitational Recap”
After three days of intense heat, five matches within each flight, a tournament playoff, and a sudden death
playoff hole, Phil Down and Richard Ham claimed the title of champions at this year’s Gentlemen’s Invitational.
Competition within each flight was very close, with the final match deciding who would make it into the playoff.
This year’s Invitational featured a new playoff: three holes with three different formats. Hole #16 was a Better Ball
score hole while #18 was played under Modified Chapman. The final hole was played from the 17th tee box into
the practice green behind the Golf Shop. This new format created a lot of drama in determining the winners of
the event. Thanks to all who participated in this year’s event and congratulations to all of the winners!
Invitational Playoff Scoreboard
Merion Flight
Lane/Schumacher
-1
Down/Ham*
10
Volley/Mohler
+9
Ugiansky/Crowther -8
White/Smith
10
Butera/Butera
+4
Maloney/Shaver
-10
Struble/McMullen*
12
Ignacio/Martin
+2
Pine Valley Flight
Forester/Forester
12
Callahan/Becker
-2
Volley/Mohler
12
Feldman/Hollowell
-3
Poling/Kelly
+9
Poling/Kelly
12
Keehn/Incarnato
-10
Allnutt/Simms
+4
Barsotti/Collins
13
Waller/Lopez
+2
Oakmont Flight
Raker/Raker
13
Wood/Price
-1
Gruber/McLaughlin 13
White/Smith
+12
Kohr/Gill
-6
Gleeson/Gleeson
16
Furst/Coyle
+3
Lawrence/Daly
-8
* = won in a playoff
Baum/Kohn
+2
Winged Foot Flight
Wilson/White
-3
Cole/Forsyth
-6
Gruber/McLaughlin +6
Hoch/Camisasca
-8
McGlaughlin/Bushby +4
Goodman/Buckholz +2
Olympic Flight
Funk/Metzler
0
Struble/McMullen
+11
Sokohl/Banowit
-1
Segrist/Butler
+7
Bellor/Christensen
-11
Jubb/Mathai
0
Baltusrol Flight
Alvather/Eisman
-6
Lombardo/Kelehan -6
Gleeson/Gleeson
+11
Barber/Barber
-6
Deleonibus/More
+5
Brennan/Battaline
-1
2012 Champions
Pebble Beach Flight
Jack/Mixter
-2
Pinehurst Flight Winners
Barsotti/Collins
+5
Rappaport/Nerf
-6
Phil Down & Richard Ham +8 Quinn/Griffin
+2
Menton/Dumler
-7
Jorgenson/Martin
-1
FINAL FLIGHT STANDINGS
Shinnecock Flight
Zanelotti/Long
-1
Augusta Flight
Deiboldt/Deiboldt
-2
Raker/Raker
+12
Forester/Forester
+10
Gladden/Warner
-3
Costell/Trethewey
+4
Carr/Vollmer
+3
Buch/McMurray
+1
Allen/Fitzgerald
0
Pinehurst Flight
McFalls/Stein
-3
Laake/Laake
-2
Down/Ham
+8
Lewis/Gordon
-5
McSally/Waag
-3
Markotic/Cress
+6
Cutroneo/Holmes
-9
Wolven/Wade
-8
Pundzak/Cleaver
+5
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July 2012
APPROACH SHOTS
Nic Flickinger, First Assistant
“Gentlemen’s Invitational Recap: Flight Winners”
Augusta Flight
Dan Forester & Greg Forester +10
Olympic Flight
Bob Struble & Kevin McMullen +11
Winged Foot Flight
Dave Gruber & Mike McLaughlin +6
Merion Flight
Beau Volley & Hugh Mohler +9
Pebble Beach Flight
Paul Barsotti & Jae Collins +5
Baltusrol Flight
Al Gleeson & John Gleeson +11
Oakmont Flight
John White & Ray Smith +12
Pine Valley Flight
Greg Poling & Francis Kelly +9
Shinnecock Flight
Jim Raker & Doug Raker +12
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Golf
July 2012
Ricky Serrano, PGA
Director of Instruction
It’s almost ready, and I can’t wait! I’ve been told
my eyes glow when I start to talk about the new
Indoor Instructional Facility and the various teaching
components within it, and I am sure that is true! This
new addition is truly going to be a game changer for
instruction here at Cattail, and to help get you as
excited as I am for the grand opening later this
month, I thought I would brief you on some of the
technology the Facility will include.
V1 Pro 2012 Digital Coaching System
This is a state-of-the-art system that will be utilizing
three camera angles from
which to view players'
swings. The system will
also have a Sam Putt Lab
where you will be able to
video record, and watch,
your putting stroke. V1
Pro is a ground-breaking
video analysis tool which is
used to provide students
and teachers motion analysis through video
capture. The V1 software allows us to analyze your
golf swings through professional comparison
overlay, slow motion playback, drawing tools.
3D Doppler Golf Launch Monitor, Ball Tracking
& Radar Device
The most ideal tool for custom club fitting as it
provides accurate ball flight and club travel
information, rather than only launch data as
provided by most
other instruments
on the market.
FlightScope makes
it
easy
to
determine when players are fitted with the correct
shaft for their specific swing and loading of the shaft
during the swing. The Acceleration Profile measured
by FlightScope provides an instantaneous measure
of the quality of the shaft fit for the player being
tested.
Performance Simulation Software.
Practice. Play. Fit. Improve. Powered by the GC2
Smart
Camera
System,
Foresight
Sports'
Performance Simulation Software lets you play or
practice on over 75 world-class courses around the
world. Our Fitting Mode feature lets you analyze
shot shape, compare club performance and perform
comprehensive gap testing and analysis; while our
Driving Range Mode, included in every package,
provides perfect visualization of performance.
Multiple Player Compatibility
Play up to four players in a variety of game options
including stroke play, match play, skins, scramble,
stableford, closest to the pin or modified.
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Congratulations to the following Members
for their on-course accomplishments:
Joie Smith – Hole in One #3 with a 5 iron
James Dudley - Shooting his age - 75!
Jeff Taylor - Eagle on #18 with a putter
Howard Feldman - Career low round 74
Steve Mazer - Hole in One #3 with a 5 iron
Ross Rappaport-Eagle on #5 with gap wedge
Ross Rappaport- Eagle on #9 with a putter
Ross Rappaport- Eagle on #18 with a putter
Couples Nine & Dine
Friday, July 6
Senior Club Championship
Saturday, July 7 & Sunday, July 8
Junior Interclub
Wednesday, July 11
Men’s Guest Day
Thursday, July 12
11:30 a.m. - Lunch 12:30 p.m. - Shotgun
B-Team vs. TPC Potomac
Saturday, July 14, 10:00 a.m.
Men’s Club Tee Event
Golf
July 2012
A Once in a Lifetime Trip!
We would like to offer a trip to one of the finest resorts in
the country. The Greenbrier is an award-winning resort
located in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. As a National Historic landmark, The Greenbrier Resort's classic
architecture, exquisite interior design, carefully sculpted
landscape, impeccable service and outstanding amenities
have hosted distinguished guests from around the world
since 1778. Listed below are the details of the trip and if
you would like to put a group together please contact the
Golf Shop. We are looking forward to a great time!
Dates:
Saturday, August 11 & Sunday, August 12
Included:
One round of golf on the Old White Course with caddies, one round of golf on the
Greenbrier Private Course with carts, lunch both
days, breakfast Sunday morning, hotel
accommodations, tee gifts, and more!
Approximate Trip Cost:
$990 per player plus transportation
For more details, or to sign up for this trip, please
contact the Golf Shop at 410.489.5224.
Saturday, July 14, First Tee Registration
Women’s President’s Trophy
Saturday, July 14 & Sunday, July 15
DEADLINE FOR ROUND 2 FOUNDERS CUP
Sunday, July 15
Men’s Special
Thursday, July 19 - Pairings Party
Friday, July 20 & Saturday, July 21
Men’s Twilight Event
Thursday, July 26, 5:30 p.m. Shotgun
Junior Golf Open
Monday, August 6 & Tuesday, August 7
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Summer Camps
July 2012
We have eliminated paper forms this year! Register through our website!
Tennis Camps
Tennis League
Boys & Girls Ages 4-18
Boys & Girls Ages 4-13 | Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
$300 per child, per session - Social & Golf Members
($275 per additional sibling attending the same week)
The 8-week Junior League season
has already begun.
$400 per child, per session - Dining Members*
$125 per child - Social & Golf Members
*If space permits, Dining children will be confirmed 1 week prior to the camp.
Includes one team clinic and one match
per week, and a team tee shirt.
Boys & Girls Ages 14-18 | Monday-Thurs., 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
$225 per child, per session - Social & Golf Members
Session 3:
Session 4:
Session 5:
Session 6:
Session 7:
July 2 - 6
July 9 - 13
July 16 - 20
July 23 - 27
August 6 - 10
The Gamut Ladder
Boys & Girls intermediate level and up
8-week program symbiotic with
the Junior Tennis League season.
Ends the week of July 23, 2012
$50 per child
Matches are on Friday afternoons and
Saturday mornings as challenges are made.
Golf Camps
All-Sports Camps
Tuesday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Session 2: July 17 - 20
Session 3: August 14 - 17
Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Session 2: July 30 - August 3
$275 per child, per session - Golf Members
$375 per child, per session - Social Members*
*If space permits, Social children will be confirmed 1 week prior to the camp.
$459 per child, per session - Social Members
$389 per child, per session - Golf Members
Limit of 12 children per session.
Limit of 12 children per session.
Little Tykes Clinics
Girls-Only Clinics
Girls Ages 8-14
Tuesdays, 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
June 5, 12, 19 & 26
$100 for 4-clinic session, or $30 per clinic
Tuesdays, 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
June 5, 12, 19 & 26
Free clinics to introduce children
to the joys of the game of golf!
Register for any or all clinic dates.
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A Word from the Pro
Joe Mattingly
Head Tennis Professional
Congratulations to all of the Cattail
League Champions, and good luck
representing the Club in playoffs and
districts in July.
The summer session has started off
extremely busy and summer camps
have been well received, with the junior league having over 150 players.
The Junior Gamut Ladder has the
most players participating since we
began the competition five years ago.
Please remember to use the court
reservation system through the Cattail
website. The courts are extremely
busy this time of the year and making
an online reservation ensures you receive the court time of your choice.
Below are a few upcoming events and
leagues to keep your eyes open for:
Weekend Adult Mixed Doubles
(mid- August-mid- October)
Fall Combo League Men & Women
Levels offered 5.5, 6.5, 7.5 & 8.5
(mid-August)
Cattail Tennis Classic Men & Women
September 20-23 - register July 10
Singles, doubles, mixed, and parent/
child. Levels offered are 2.5-4.5
Tip of the Month
Tennis Misinformation
Tim Halter
Head Teaching Professional
I have identified three significant
sources of misinformation. All three
are often based on a player's need to
bolster his fragile self-confidence by
getting a quick fix or a feel-good solution without having to accept his negatives, mistakes and failures. This is
Tennis
July 2012
why many players have trouble forgetting and moving on from their mistakes in match play.
PSEUDO-TECHNIQUE This is a problem I have gone over many times. I
constantly hear players tormenting
themselves because they did not do
this or that technique in match play.
I'm not talking about an occasional,
objective tip to help you along. What
I'm talking about is the overdone, allconsuming, subjective thought process which concludes that techniques
will save the day. I never hear players
say, "I need more repetition training
to eliminate these problems!" In
match play, what you have is what
you must work with! Accept that fact,
and your burden shifts to the inner
strength of mental attitude.
PSEUDO-SUCCESS
Another subtle
origin of misinformation is your peers.
In tennis there is a generally accepted
theory: If players win they have done
something right, and if players lose
they have done something wrong. If
he then starts giving advice and claiming he knows the best way to do
something, everyone thinks, "He's
winning, so that must be right!" I can
assure you that the advice given is
wrong 70% of the time. I am not saying to never listen to advice. Just do
not automatically think it is right.
coach and parents? If the whole losing event was not made into an ordeal, in time the child would forget it
and move on to the next tournament.
Instead, the message sent to the child
is that losing is bad and here are four
hundred and eighty-five things you
have done wrong. Do these right and
you’ll win. Give them a word of encouragement and move forward, onto
more training and a new tournament.
In closing, I realize that most players
believe the concept that to improve
they must correct their failures and
mistakes. That is why the misinformation I have just covered is appealing to so many people. In true Tennis
Warrior fashion, all the false concepts
are cast aside as you forge ahead in
the reality of mental toughness.
USTA News
Julie Seanez
USTA Coordinator
The USTA Adult season is coming to a
close and we have had some close,
exciting matches. Vicki Jennings and
Lisa Lengel captain the 2.5 team,
which has clinched first place. The
3.0 League was a nail biter with Jen
Sheehan’s team taking over first place
from Erin Flavin’s team during their
final match against each other. Missy
LePage captained the winning 3.5
team. All Cattail league winners adPSEUDO-FAILURE
This misinfor- vance to the Howard County playoffs.
mation I have seen often at junior Combo season is fast approaching.
tournaments, but it also happens on This fall we will offer men’s and womany level. The junior comes off the en’s 5.5, 6.5, 7.5, and 8.5 levels.
court after losing and a host of people Please contact Julie by July 10 at
tell the parent what went wrong. [email protected]
if
Meanwhile, the coach has a forty-five you plan on captaining a team or if
minute talk with the junior to explain you need assistance finding a team to
what went wrong. Who has the prob- play on. The season begins August 10
lem with losing, the junior or the and continues through mid-October.
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Tennis
July 2012
The current 8-week Session began June 25
The current session has begun, however Members
may visit the online website calendar to see if drop
-in space is available in any given clinic, and if so,
they may make a reservation for individual dates.
Clinics are limited to 8 registered participants.
If space is available, registration is permitted for
individual clinics; however one must check the website
to ensure availability, and make an online reservation.
Monday
Adult Beginner Clinic
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday
Cardio Tennis Drill
5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday
Stroke-of-the-Week
Adult Beginner Clinic
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Thursday
Cardio Tennis Drill
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Friday
Quick Start (Ages 4-9)
Futures Clinic (Ages 10-12)
4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Saturday
Cardio Tennis Drill
9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Tennis Clinic Rates
Advance Pricing - Full 8-week Session
$208 - 60 minute clinic sessions
Advance Pricing - Individual Clinics
Online registration made at least 48 hrs. in advance.
$26 - 60 minute single clinic
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Pool
July 2012
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Pool
July 2012
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Pool
July 2012
Tuesday, July 10 - Swim Meet at Argyle
Friday, July 13 - Crocs host Movie Night at the Pool ‘Journey 2’
Saturday, July 14 - Stroke Clinic - ages 7 & Up - 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday, July 17 - Lollipop Meet at Home - ages 6 & under - 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, July 18, 9:00- 11:00 a.m. - Breakfast at the Pool (Open to all Members)
Friday, July 27 - Lollipop Meet at Norbeck
Saturday, July 28 - End-of-Season Party!!! - 5:00 p.m.
(Pool closes to the general Membership at 4:00 p.m. on July 28)
Don’t forget to keep tabs on Crocs happenings from Coach Karen’s blog on the website!
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Leadership
July 2012
Welcome home!
Your Club should always feel like an extension of your own home.
Share your ideas with us and let us know how we can better serve you.
Board of Directors Executive Committee
Tom Cole, President
General Manager
[email protected] ext. 231
[email protected]
Jason Marciniec, PGA
Dick Lombardo, Vice President
Head Golf Professional
[email protected]
Nic Flickinger, PGA
Gary Garofalo, Treasurer
First Assistant Golf Professional
[email protected]
Joe Mattingly
Howard Feldman, Secretary
[email protected]
Tim Halter
Andy Wilson, Past President
Director of Tennis
Head Tennis Professional
[email protected]
Board of Directors
Tim Reid
Shaun Eddy
Seth Lee
Steve Shrenk
Mike Jack
Management
Joe Fulco, CCM, CCE
Jim Scalley
Cheryl Guth
John Jorgenson
Christine Callahan
Julie Seanez
Tennis Pro Shop Manager
Chris Harriman
Golf Course Superintendent
[email protected] 410.489.9178
Kim Kordon
Controller
Tom Caswell
Executive Chef
Committee Chairs
Golf - Howard Feldman
[email protected]
Junior Golf - Scott Segrist [email protected]
Green - John Jorgenson
[email protected]
Tennis - Christine Callahan
[email protected]
Membership - Seth Lee
[email protected]
Finance - Gary Garofalo
[email protected]
Facilities - Rick Pundzak
[email protected]
House - Steve Schrenk
[email protected]
Swim Team - Lisa Noss
[email protected]
Scott Lockwood
Clubhouse Manager
Justin Passero
Dining Room Manager
Rob Anderson
Facility Engineer
Lynn Slupski
Membership/Marketing Director
Club Phone Numbers
Main Clubhouse
Golf Shop
Green Department
Tennis Pro Shop
410.489.4653
410.489.5224
410.489.9178
410.989.3683
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at Tales - Cattail Creek Country Club

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