New Year`s Eve at The Emerald!

Caddyshack
January 2013
Volume 4, Issue I
New Year’s Eve at The Emerald!
Calendar of Events
Great
Company!
January
13 Sunday Brunch
Tom and Dahlin’
ROCKED the House!
16 Blood Mobile
Ringing in 2013!!
February
3 Superbowl Sweeps
10 Sunday Brunch
Another
GREAT
Party!
Going Out on a Limb! from Jerry Briele
Happy New Year!
What a FANTASTIC Christmas Season!
As we begin the new year we
have begun a tree removal program in anticipation of changing
out our greens to “Champion”
Bermuda. Universal Landscapes
has extended an opportunity to
property owners to have trees
removed on their property at a
very reasonable cost. Property
owners wishing to take advantage of this opportunity should
contact Skip Bulkley of the
GPOA to identify and arrange
tree removal.
Access to homeowner property from the golf course will be
limited to the areas where tree
work is being done on the golf
course and will be done while
the contractor is working in that
area. We anticipate that the
tree removal process will take at
least 6months.
The tentative schedule for con
version of the greens is to close
the golf course after July 4th
weekend and reopen Labor Day
weekend. More details about
the conversion schedule and
membership availability for golf
will follow in the upcoming
months.
We look forward to the upcoming 2013 season and anticipate
that the work currently ongoing
will be a tremendous positive
effect on the golf course.
Have a great 2013!!
Hole #14
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Mens Golf Association by John Cole
Patrick Feury
President MGA
“The most
important
shot
The Emerald Men’s Golf Association
(EMGA) held its season ending Christmas
party December 3, 2012. This was a joyous
occasion celebrating the end of another successful season of golf and camaraderie. Everyone enjoyed re-telling their stories about
missed putts, slices and hooks and the trees
that got in the way. The celebration was somewhat diminished when Ken Houser, George
Murray, and Bob Ware stepped aside after
long terms as EMGA President, Vice-President,
and Treasurer. All members are thankful for
their contributions of time and effort.
The evening will be remembered for many highlights starting with the tasty meal (featuring ham
and turkey), gifts for each attendee, awards for
golfers who enjoyed remarkable success in
EMGA tournaments; one of which was Bill
Kravec receiving “The Sandbagger Award” for
collecting the most cash during these tournaments. Many members also won some wonderful
“raffle” gifts (including a fabulous new driver).
The new board has big shoes to fill, but will keep
the MGA moving forward with a challenging
variety of tournament formats (including some of
the old favorites). The board will also make an
effort to be responsive to member concerns.
The EMGA is open for all male golfers that are
members of the Emerald Golf Club, application
forms are available in the Pro-Shop.
in golf
is the
next one.”
~Ben Hogan
The 2013 EMGA Board
President Patrick Feury
Vice President John Brigham
Treasurer John Gibbons
Secretary John Cole
Looking forward to 2013!
Pro Shop News by Catie Camacho
Happy New Year from
the Pro Shop!!
The new handicap software is
up and running. The Carolinas are
now switched over to the GHIN
Handicap System.
This is an internet based Handicapping system. The Pro Shop has
your new posting numbers, so
please feel free to stop by and see
Catie, Brad, or Jerry.
There are two (2) numbers that
you will be receiving. One is your
Local Number which is used at the
Kiosk in the Clubhouse. The other
is your GHIN number which is
used to post your scores online.
The Handicap button will have the
new link to go and post your
scores. You will have to create an
online profile to get yourself ready
to post.
If you have any questions, please
stop by and see Catie, Brad, or
Jerry.
Volume 4, Issue I
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ELGA NEWS
Happy New Year!!
Our new year begins in March. The Board is
gearing up for a new and fun filled year, so
we will be meeting soon to start on the
year activities.
by Betty Suitt
The 2013 Membership Application is out,
so girls get them in so we can begin our
new year in a big way!
2013 Officers:
President-Betty Suitt
Vice President-Rita MacIndoe
Secretary-Chris Rhoads
Treasurer– Flo Ryder
Tournament Chairman-Linda Hansen
Communications/Membership-Marge Davis
Ringers/Pars/Birdie-Marilyn Vogelien
9 Holers-Sue Huff, Judy Rosseth
Betty Suitt
President LGA
The First Tee
The ELGA Christmas Party with
the lovely Pam Gillespie!
Making the Turn
by Cheryl McCarthy
Happy New Year!
The Greenbrier Connection:
We want to make our members aware of opportunities available that allow you to connect
with our Greenbrier Community:
A FREE service email system that connects all 9
Greenbrier Home Owner Associations, The
Emerald Golf Club, and Greenbrier owners
AND renters. We encourage you to subscribe
at [email protected].
The Greenbrier Gazette:
The Emerald has several ongoing articles in the
Gazette that keep our Greenbrier Residents
abreast of happenings at The Club. The Gazette
comes out every 2 months. The next Gazette
comes out Wednesday, February 6 in your
paper box.
Martin Vezina,
Exec. Director for The
First Tee, and Jerry
Briele, Board Member
of The First Tee of
Eastern North
Carolina, Discussing
Plans for 2013!
On the Course with Phil by Phil Kilmer
WELCOME: Wade
Faircloth III, our new Assistant Superintendent. Wade
is from Jackson, NC. He has
lived in Grantsboro, NC for 8
years while working at Taberna
Country Club as Assistant Superintendent. Wade acquired
an Associates Degree in Turf
Grass Management from
Wayne Community College in
Goldsboro, NC in 2001 and
also worked at River Landing
Country Club and Bouge Banks
Country Club. Wade is married to Lynn and has a 2 year
old son, Wade IV.
Wade enjoys golfing, fishing,
and hunting in his free time.
We are looking forward to a
great year having Wade on The
Emerald Maintenance Crew!
______________________
Wade Faircloth,
Assistant Superintendent
The Maintenance Staff
would also like to thank
everyone that contributed
to the Employee Christmas
Fund this year, it was
greatly appreciated!!
Phil Kilmer
Greens Superintendent
Play a day or a Lifetime !!
THE EMERALD
GOLF CLUB
5000 Clubhouse Dr.
PO Box 12341
New Bern, NC 28562
Phone: 252-633-4440
Fax: 252-634-2816
www.emeraldgc.com
Kim’s Korner
Happy New Year!
It was a busy Christmas Season
and we had some wonderful
Christmas Parties! Thank you
for planning your event at The
Emerald! Thank you for all
those that contributed to
the Employee Christmas
Fund, it was GREATLY appreciated!
Remember to make plans to
come to our Sunday Brunch
every second Sunday of the
month. Check your email for
the reminder email with brunch
menu attached.
Our Winter hours for the
Deli are: 9:30 - 3:30.
A Rees Jones Design
Established 1988
Come by the deli for your lunch
as you make the turn we’ll have
something hot available for you!
See you in the deli!
Kim and Staff
Comments or Questions
Send your email to:
proshop @emeraldgc.com
The Emerald Deli
Pecan Sugared Bacon
MAKES: 6 servings
HANDS ON TIME: 15 min.
TOTAL TIME: 42 min.
Bake at 400 degrees for 22—
25 minutes or until browned
and crisp. Let stand 5 minutes.
2 Tbsp. coarsely chopped pecans
2 Tbsp. brown sugar
11/2 tsp. freshly ground pepper
12 thick-cut bacon slices
Preheat over to 400 degrees.
Process pecans in a food processor 20 seconds or until finely
chopped. Stir together pecans,
brown sugar, and pepper.
Pecan Sugared Bacon
The Rub of the Green from LPGA Pro Catie Camacho
Rule 7-1 – Practice Before
or Between Rounds
Match Play
On any day of a match-play
competition, a player may
practice on the competition
course before a round.
Operated by
Coastal Golf, Inc.
Kim
Galloway
Place half of bacon in a single
layer on a lightly greased wire
rack in an aluminum foil-lined
baking sheet. Repeat procedure
with remaining bacon, placing
on another lightly greased wire
rack in a second foil-lined baking sheet. Press pecan mixture
on well.
Stroke Play
Before a round or play-off on
any day of a stroke-play competition, a competitor must not
practice on the competition
course or test the surface of
any putting green on the course
by rolling a ball or roughening
or scraping the surface.
When two or more rounds of
a stroke-play competition are
Exception: Practice putting
or chipping on or near the
first teeing ground or any practice area before starting a
round or play-off is permitted.
Catie Camacho
to be played over consecutive days, a competitor must
not practice between those
rounds on any competition
course remaining to be
played, or test the surface
of any putting green on such
course by rolling a ball or
roughening or scraping the
surface.
PENALTY FOR BREACH
OF RULE 7-1b:
Disqualification