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JUNE 2014
FATHER / DAUGHTER D INNER & DANCE
Thursday, June 12, 2014
FATHER ’ S DAY
Sunday, June 15, 2014
11:00am – 2:00pm
DJ, Dancing and Prizes ~ 6:00pm-9:00pm
Seated Dinner ~ 6:30pm
As we near Father’s Day, what better way to begin the celebration
than dancing and dining with Daddy’s Little Girl?
In honor of all the daddies and daughters at the Club we would
like to invite you to enjoy this special evening.
Daughters’ Menu
Seasonal Sliced Fresh Fruit and Berries
with Strawberry Ice
Crispy Chicken Tenders
Mini Macaroni and Cheese
Buttered Broccoli
Fathers’ Menu
Caesar Salad
Herb Roasted Breast of Chicken
Basil Whipped Potatoes
Roasted Asparagus
Hunters Sauce
Spoil dear ol’ dad on his
special day and bring
him to Lakewood’s
Father’s Day Brunch.
Dessert
Make Your Own S’mores Bar
Adults ~ $31.95+ tax per person
Ages 4-11 ~ $13.95+ tax per person
Ages 3 & Under ~ Complimentary
Adults ~ $27.95+ tax per person
Children Ages 4-12 ~ $17.95+ tax per person
Children Ages 3 & Under ~ Complimentary
Dress Code Requirements: No jeans,
shorts or sports attire permitted.
Reservations ~ 214.821.1491
Make your reservations today,
214.821.1491.
Cancellation Deadline:
Tuesday, June 10, 2014 by 4:00pm.
Cancellation Deadline:
Friday, June 13, 2014 by 11:00am.
C LUB M ESSAGES
PRESIDENT ’ S M ESSAGE
Greetings Lakewooders,
It is hard to believe that we are approaching the
midpoint of the year. Then again, at times the
clock slows to a grinding halt. For example,
Memorial Day traditionally marks the kickoff of
tournament season at Lakewood with the
Member-Member, which is one of the great golf
events of the year. Unfortunately, there was no
Member-Member this year, making this golfer
stare at the clock and pleading with it to speed up.
Memorial Day is a great time to reflect on sacrifice, especially for those of us who have had family members serve in our armed forces. We should
be thankful for all that we have and for those that
have truly sacrificed to enrich the rest of us. It
also adds perspective – waiting for a golf course to
open is not a sacrifice – it is an inconvenience.
The work on the course continues with great
urgency and more and more individual components are completed almost weekly. Sooner
rather than later, these dots will connect and our
course will open with great pomp and circumstance (or maybe just golf). The first hint of golf
occurred this month with announcement of the
Lakewood Invitational tournament dates. I hope
you are watching the excellent videos that
Gilbert is filming each week and circulating via
his weekly email. If you are not receiving the
email, you can go directly to YouTube and search
for Lakewood Country Club. The course will
have a new look and feel. New shots will be
needed, old demons eliminated, and probably
new demons will pop-up to take their place. I
have little doubt that it will be spectacular.
The continued patronage of our Members has the
Club operating at or better than most of our budgeted projections. Club utilization continues to
exceed our expectations, and each Member
should thank the collective for keeping
Lakewood strong. Our Members make Lakewood
what it is – the best neighborhood country club
in Dallas. It is easy to come to the Club when
the food is great, the drinks are cold, and the fellowship is entertaining. To all of you who make
Lakewood a place of happiness and fun on a daily
basis, thank you. As told to me when I was a very
new Member by an older esteemed Member,
“Lakewood is a place of leisure, enjoy it”. Truer
words have never been said.
See you at the Club,
Jeff Cash
President
Mother’s Day ~ Sunday, May 11, 2014
C LUB N EWS
C LUBHOUSE C ORNER
May gave us a day to honor our Mothers and to
honor those that have fought, and died, to give us
the freedom to be reading this today. The weather
held off for the kickoff of the 2014 Pool Season,
which allowed over 700 members and guests to
enjoy the pool facility. The opening of the pool is
always an exciting adventure that holds special
meaning to me, since it is the pool that I learned to
swim in and the job that put me onto the path that
I am continuing to follow. With the opening of the
pool, you will see many new faces and some returning to help this year. As with every year, there are
some learning curves that the staff goes through,
trying to make your experience at the pool the best
that it can be.
As summer gears up, we want to remind you of some
quick ways to better help you enjoy your experience
at the pool.
• Members are limited to 5 guests, or less, per day.
Anything above five (5) needs to be coordinated
with our Event Coordinator, Sheila Rigelsky, at
214.821.1491 ext 202.
• While the Club tries to be as accommodating as
possible, orders from the main kitchen to the pool
deck are not recommended, or vice versa. Chef
Koval has expanded the Pool Snack Bar menu to
try to appeal to a variety of tastes. It is recommended that pool dining continue coming from
the Pool Snack Bar and Member dining come
from the main kitchen, in order to help expedite
your dining experience.
• As a courtesy to your fellow members, please take
only two towels per person. If you need additional or clean towels, please exchange for your used
ones. This will help us launder them and have
them back for other member’s enjoyment. Towels
are to remain on the pool deck and must be
turned into the Pool Desk, when leaving the
facility.
• While we want children to have fun, we do have
to watch out for their safety, as well. Any
child(ren) found outside of the pool gates, unattended, will be escorted back to the pool deck.
We have to be extra careful this year with a construction site located just east of the pool gates.
As I said, we want this to be a safe and enjoyable
summer for all at Lakewood Country Club. Please
do not hesitate to contact me if there is any way to
make your Club experience more enjoyable at
214.821.1491 ext 203, or via e-mail at
[email protected]. We look forward to
serving you soon!
Kevin Clontz
Clubhouse Manager
W ELCOME N EW M EMBERS
SHAREHOLDER
P a u l
Carter is
a
Self
Employed
Equities
and Real
Estate Investor. He and his wife,
Martha, have three children, Zachary,
Paul and Dillon.
Edward Cholerton is the Senior Vice
President of AT&T Relationships at
Alcatel-Lucent. He is married to
Elizabeth Cholerton.
Scott Dillow is
a Partner at
PricewaterhouseCoopers,
LLP. He and his
wife, Miriam,
have four children, Caleigh, Ashleigh,
Travis and Ainsleigh.
Alyssa Fitzpatrick is the Senior Vice
President at LA
Technologies.
She and her
husband,
Daniel, have
three children,
Kieran, Kendall
and Kayla.
Joe Judson
is the CEO
at Fusion
Logistics.
He and his
wife, Trish,
have three
children, Wyatt, Jack and Kate.
Michael LaTour is a Senior Art
Director for The Richards Group. He
is married to Jessica LaTour.
SOCIAL
S h a n e
Carpenter
is a Market
Manager at
R e m y
Cointreau
USA. He and his wife, Katie, have two
children, Elise and Grant.
Gregg Gardner is the President at The
Gardner Group. He and his wife,
Carey, have two children, Bo and
Landry.
Timothy Griffith is an Investor at TLG
Partners, LP. He has two children,
Marie and Brooks.
Heather Guild is
a Realtor at Dave
Perry
Miller
Association. She
and her husband,
John, have one child, Lincoln.
Trey Heatly is a Senior Director at
Asuron, Inc. He and his wife, Kelly,
have two children, Nicholas and
William.
Rocky Owens is an Architect at
Morrison Dilworth & Walls. He and
his wife, Joanna, have two children,
Hayes and Keaton.
Jason Price is a
Sales
Representative at
Stryker.
He
and his wife,
Beth, have two
children, Rylan and Sienna.
Akash Sethi is a Partner at McGuirre
Wood, LLP. He has two children,
Giselle and Isabelle.
David Stinnett is a Managing Director
at Trive Capital. He is married to
Caitlin Stinnett.
Kathleen Tarbox is an Attorney at
Andrew Kurth, LLP.
Ben Woodard is in Product
Development at AT&T. He and his
wife, Alyson, have one child, Archie.
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N EW A DDITIONS
To announce your new “special
delivery”, call Sheila at
214.821.1491 x202
or e-mail
[email protected].
C LUB E VENTS
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SPECIAL CHANGE
TO SUNDAYS
IN THE SUMMER!
From June 16 - 26, 2014, the Wine Room will be closed
for repairs.
All other Club facilities will be open as usual.
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B REAKFAST BUFFET
Every Sunday, with the
exception of Father’s Day.
(A full Sunday Brunch will be
served that day.)
June, July and August
7:00am – 12:00pm
Enjoy Chef William Koval’s
Breakfast Buffet every Sunday throughout
June, July and August.
Omelet Station
Bacon, Sausage & Ham
Hashbrowns
Biscuits & Gravy
Waffle Station
Fruit
Breakfast Breads
Oatmeal
Adults ~ $14.95 + tax per person
Children Ages 4-12 ~
$10.95 + tax per person
Children Ages 3 and Under ~
Complimentary
Youth Night
S UMMER
K ICK O FF
PARTY
Saturday, June 7, 2014
7:00pm – 10:00pm
All LCC youth ages 10–15 and their friends
are invited to come party poolside at
Lakewood Country Club!!
Don’t forget to bring a friend, because on these special nights
the guest fee is waived for those attending the party.
Fruit Salad ~ Hamburgers ~ Hot Dogs ~ Tater Tots
Ice Cream ~ Soft Drinks
$14.95 + tax per person with reservation
$17.95 + tax per person at the door
Please call 214.821.1491 to make your reservations today!
J U N E 2014
MONDAY
SUNDAY
1
2
TUESDAY
3
WEDNESDAY
4
THURSDAY
5
FRIDAY
6
Sunday
Breakfast Buffet
7am-12pm
8
All Other
Facilities Closed
9
H OURS OF
O PERATION
TENNIS
JUNIOR
GRAND PRIX
5:30pm
Fitness Center
Open
5am-1:30pm
Tennis Open
8am-9pm
SATURDAY
7
POOLSIDE
COOKOUT
6pm-8pm
ETIQUETTE
CLASS
AGES 7-12
5:30pm-7:30pm
10
Steak Night
6pm-9pm
11
Pasta Night
5:30pm-9pm
12
Seafood Specials
6pm-9pm
13
Prime Rib Night
6pm-9pm
Switchboard
Tuesday – Saturday
8:00am – 9:30pm
YOUTH NIGHT
AT THE POOL
7pm-10pm
Sunday
8:00am – 8:00pm
Accounting Office
Monday – Friday
8:30am – 5:00pm
14
TENNIS CAMP I
GOLF CAMP I
Fitness Center
Open
5am-1:30pm
Sunday
Breakfast Buffet
7am-12pm
15
SWIM TEAM
DONUT DAY
Tennis Open
8am-9pm
ETIQUETTE
CLASS
AGES 4-6
5:00pm-7:00pm
All Other
Facilities Closed
AGES 13-17
7:30pm-9:30pm
16
Child Minding
Tuesday – Thursday
7:30am – 2:00pm &
5:00pm – 9:00pm
17
Steak Night
6pm-9pm
18
FATHER /
DAUGHTER
DANCE 6pm-9pm
Pasta Night
5:30pm-9pm
19
POOLSIDE
COOKOUT
6pm-8pm
Seafood Specials
6pm-9pm
20
Friday – Saturday
7:30am – 9:00pm
Prime Rib Night
6pm-9pm
Dining
Tuesday – Thursday
7:00am – 9:00pm
21
SPORTS CAMP I
Friday – Saturday
7:00am – 10:00pm
Fitness Center
Open
5am-1:30pm
POOLSIDE
COOKOUT
6pm-8pm
Tennis Open
8am-9pm
FATHER’S DAY
BRUNCH
11am-2pm
22
All Other
Facilities Closed
23
Fitness
Center Open
5am-1:30pm
24
25
Sunday
7:00am – 5:00pm
SWIM TEAM
PANCAKE
BREAKFAST
Seafood Specials
6pm-9pm
Prime Rib Night
6pm-9pm
Pasta Night
5:30pm-9pm
WINE ROOM
CLOSED
WINE ROOM
CLOSED
Steak Night
6pm-9pm
26
27
28
Tennis Open
8am-9pm
Sunday
Breakfast Buffet
7am-12pm
29
Steak Night
6pm-9pm
All Other
Facilities Closed
30
Fitness
Center Open
5am-1:30pm
July 1
2
SWIM TEAM
DONUT DAY
POOLSIDE
COOKOUT
6pm-8pm
LTA
STARS &
STRIPES
BLOW OUT
Pasta Night
5:30pm-9pm
Seafood Specials
6pm-9pm
Prime Rib Night
6pm-9pm
4
5
3
Tennis Open
8am-9pm
SWIM MEET &
ICE CREAM
SOCIAL
Sunday
Breakfast Buffet
7am-12pm
All Other
Facilities Closed
Steak Night
6pm-9pm
Pasta Night
5:30pm-9pm
INDEPENDENCE
DAY
CELEBRATION
Swimming Pool
Opens at 10am
Family Patio &
Adult Deck
Tuesday – Saturday
11:00am – 8:30pm
Sunday
11:00am – 5:00pm
Fitness Center
Monday
5:00am – 1:30pm
TENNIS CAMP II
GOLF CAMP II
SWIM MEET &
PHOTO DAY
Sunday – Monday
Closed
Tuesday – Saturday
5:00am – 9:00pm
Sunday
5:00am – 8:00pm
Golf Shop
Tuesday – Sunday
8:00am – 9:00pm
214.821.7690
Tennis Shop
Monday – Sunday
8:00am – 9:00pm
214.821.8440
Address
1912 Abrams Road
Dallas, Texas 75214
Prime Rib Night
6pm-9pm
214.821.1491
www.lakewoodcc.com
Celebrate the Independence Day
at Lakewood
Friday, July 4th
Pool Opens at 10am
Wear your red, white and blue for a day full of
All-American activity at the Club! Get ready to honor
our Nation on this biggest day of the year at Lakewood.
Gather your family and friends and make plans soon.
You won’t want to miss all of the fun!
BINGO, Face Painting, Air Brush Tattoos and the amazing fireworks display.
Points of Interest
PARKING – Parking passes will not be issued. The Club has limited parking so there will be
security at the entrance to assist in directing you to available parking.
It is advisable that Members, families and guests arrive in as few cars as possible. This is particularly important after 5pm. In order to maximize parking availability, Club employees will be parking off property. To enter the Club parking lot you must have a Lakewood Country Club sticker on your vehicle.
In order to ensure that only bona fide Members and guests are admitted to the Club premises, you are
kindly asked to meet your guests prior to entering the Club. Security will be asking for identification.
BUFFET – The 4th of July Food Court will be open from 11am - 8:30pm. To better accommodate
you, one price will be charged providing you access to the buffet for the entire day. Upon entering
the Snack Bar, you will sign in (adults and children) and be provided wristbands for the buffet.
Wristbands are required to go through the buffet and must be worn on the wrist, not in hand. There
will be three colors of wristbands, two for the children’s buffet (color coincides with age) and one for
the adult buffet. The buffet is $24.50+ tax per adult, $15.50+ tax per child ages 4-12 and $6.50+
tax per child ages 1-3. All items will be included with the buffet, with the exception of individual
bag chips, candy, all ice cream varieties, popsicles, Slush Puppies, ice cream floats, soft drinks, bottled water, Gatorade, PowerAde and alcoholic beverages. These items will be charged on an a la
carte basis. Reservations for the Clubhouse Buffet are subject to the 24-hour cancellation policy. We
look forward to seeing you on the 4th!
Wine and Cheese
on the Course
For the Fourth of July
Bring your blanket and enjoy your LCC
Fruit and Cheese Platter,
along with a bottle of wine, as you are
waiting for the fireworks.
Fruit and Cheese Platter for 2
$14.00 + tax per platter
Order a bottle of premium wine from a
special selection of red and white wines.
All orders must be made by Saturday,
June 28, 2014
Please call Sheila at 214.821.1491 ext.
202 to place your order.
Cancellation Deadline:
Wednesday, July 2, 2014 by 12:00pm.
Wine and Cheese can be picked up
beginning at 6:30pm on the 4th,
near the top of the driving range.
Lakewood Country Club is a licensed
facility. Therefore, NO outside food and
beverage will be permitted on property.
Lakewood Country Club Security and
Management will have the right to search
bags. No coolers are permitted.
FIREWORKS – The fireworks display will begin at dusk – approximately 9:30pm. Should inclement
weather be predicted, a decision about canceling the event will be made at 4pm on July 4th.
• We kindly ask that children be kept off the greens, and out of the sand traps surrounding the area.
• Sparklers are prohibited and subject to a fine by the Fire Marshall.
• Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome, but coolers will not be permitted.
In order to accommodate as many Lakewood Country Club Members as possible, wristbands will
be required to attend the fireworks. These complimentary bands may be obtained at the Front Desk
between now and July 3rd. Lakewood Country Club Members are defined as Members, spouses
and their unmarried children who are younger then twenty-four (24) years of age. All others are
considered guests. Guest wristbands are available for $15.00 per band, also at the Front Desk.
Please note that everyone attending this event must enter the Club through the main entrance. By
purchasing a guest wristband, the Swimming Pool guest fee will be waived for this day.
New for 2014
Due to the renovation of the Golf
Course, all seating for the fireworks show
will be on the Driving Range. The Range
will open at 6pm to place blankets and
chairs. Fireworks wristbands will be
checked upon entering the Driving
Range area. Beverages and snacks
will be available for Member
charge within that area
as well.
T ENNIS N EWS
F ROM THE C OURTS
2014 LCC TENNIS
J UNIOR G RAND PRIX C IRCUIT
Dear Tennis players and fans,
We are looking forward to another summer
to remember here at the Club!
Our LTA end-of season luncheon was a blast as we
honored the accomplishments of our various team and
league players. In my 17 years as Director here, I have
never seen more than four teams finish in the the top three
in their divisions. Well, this spring it was five!
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June 6
We are all looking forward to lots of tremendous tennis at the Member-Member June 2022. Sign up now to ensure your spot! We will have three divisions for women and two
for men.
We are also most proud of our junior players — the warriors who represent the Club in
red and orange ball competition. At press time, we are heading into playoffs for the
orange ballers.
July 11 & 25
August 8 & 22
September 5 & 19
October 3 & 17
November 7
Here are a few pictures from recent LCC Jr. Grand Prix
tournaments right here at LCC.
December 5
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8u Red Ball and 10u Orange Ball:
Fridays
from 5:30pm-7:15pm
12/14u Full Court Yellow Ball:
Fridays
from 7:15pm-8:30pm
Entry Fee for all divisions
is $25.
Orange Ballers
Yellow Ball Champ & Runner Up:
Connor Wester & Harper Moxcey
Adrien Chabria, USPTA
Director of Tennis
Orange Ball Champions: Quinn
McGuinness & Hayden Bauer
Full Court Champ Mary Lou McMillan with
Connor Wester, Harper Moxcey & Jake Darlak
G OLF N EWS
SWING FROM THE PRO
G OLF S HOP N EWS
Well Played
New items in the Golf Shop
include a new shipment of the
very popular Peter Millar E4
Summer Comfort shirt. One of
our best sellers last year we have
solid and stripe shirts and
pullovers.
Congratulations to John Stollenwerck on his
qualifying for the Texas Amateur
Championship. John shot 73 at Waterchase to
win a spot for the Championship at Brook
Hollow Golf Club June 12-15.
Congratulations to the roster of Members who
competed for Team Lakewood in the TGA
League Play Matches this spring. Lakewood
won our conference and will advance to the
play offs at Horseshoe Bay May 29. Our team
Captains are Tom White and Mike Stefanek.
Peter Millar Swim
Peter Millar
Scott Roden is having great success on the
Junior Circuit playing around the country.
Scott recently won the U.S. Kids Texas Open
at Horseshoe Bay. His scores of 65-73 on the
Ram Rock course were good for a ten shot win
over 30 boys from around the U.S. and
Mexico. Very strong!
Pool season is
here and we have
Peter Millar swim
suits and casual
shirts to match.
Golf Course Update
The course is progressing beautifully as summer approaches. The last major project, the
re-shaping and dredging of the lake on #11 and
the building of the new bridge, has been completed. The south side is near complete with
some remaking sod to be installed. On the
north side, cart paths are being completed
along with work on #10, #11 and #16. We
hope to announce a target opening date soon.
The Dallas Morning News released their Texas
Golf 2014 state rankings recently. Lakewood
moved to #31 on the list, up from 44 last year.
We are proud of our position and certainly
believe the future is bright with the
Coore/Crenshaw renovation in progress. I do
want to begin to discuss, as we get nearer to
the completion of our project, what the expectations should be in regard to course conditions. When we do open for play, there will
still be many rough areas throughout the
course. A tremendous amount of new sod,
many acres of it, has been laid around bunkers,
tees, water hazards and in areas where heavy
equipment has worked. We will need this year
and into the 2015 growing season to see the
turf conditions that we expect. This is the first
of my reminders. The course will be great and
Mike Plummer, and his Staff, are working very
hard to get it ready; however, please remember
how much work has been done and that
Mother Nature will need to help us out to get
it all to grow in the way we hope.
See you at the Wood!
Gilbert Freeman, PGA
Head Golf Professional
New for our ladies is the
Skechers
golf
shoe.
Designed after their very
popular walking shoe, is the
Go Walk Golf. Basically the
same upper with a golf sole,
these shoes are very light
weight and comfortable. We
have four colors in stock.
They sell for $89.
Sketchers for Women
RLX Shorts
Other new items include
Linksoul shorts in five colors.
These lightweight
shorts are great for summer
and match with all sorts of
shirt colors.
We are back in the Texas Ranger shirt
business. We have Nike Dri-Fit shirts with
the Ranger T on the chest and Lakewood
on the sleeve in six colors.
Come by to see us and check out
what is new.
Nike Texas Rangers
LWGA Bus trip to Rock Creek
at Lake Texoma
LWGA – L ADIES ’ G OLF N EWS
The pictures here are from our fun bus trip to Rock Creek at Lake Texoma the end of
April. Some people brought guests and we also joined up with Brookhaven Country
Club, so we had a great
group. We had a blast and
hope to do it again next
year! In May, we had a fun
day playing with the ladies
at Brookhaven. Thanks to
Tony, their pro, for helping
us set this up.
Pedie driving the bus!
As I have said before, our schedule is a moving target so there is not much else to report
right now. The spring golf clinics were very
helpful and those who participated got a lot
out of them, thanks to our Pros! As events
develop, Bess or I will send out an email to the
group letting you know what is scheduled.
See you on the course(s)!
FUN FACTS OF THE MONTH
1. Water hazards are no walk in the park for fish, turtles, frogs or gators either!
Leah, Julie, & Bess
2. Golf is the perfect thing to do on Sunday because you always end up praying
a lot!
3. An American named Ab Smith coined the term “birdie” in 1899. Thrilled
with his performance, he said it was a “bird of a shot.”
Gail Keene
Publicity Chairman
Ladies’ Golf Association
Gilbert & Ryan
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In May we celebrated
Claudette’s 80th birthday! The reception
was held at Carmen’s
house and we loved getting to hug and honor
Claudette on her big day!
What a blessing and inspiration she is to us all. As you can see, she has
gone from a darling majorette to one of our
favorite golfers.
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Gail & Tony from Brookhaven
J. Jeffrey Cash.........................................President
Jason A. Stabenow.................................Vice President
Garry N. Black.......................................Treasurer
John M. Davis........................................Secretary
William P. Leiser....................................Past President
B OARD OF G OVERNORS
Carman R. Allen
Bill H. Almquist
James C. Brownlee
Rex A. Gunter
Jim S. Holotik
Theodore A. Johns
Charles A. Keller
Stephen M. Parel
C LUB S TAFF
Raymond M. DeTullio, CCM................General Manager
Kevin R. Clontz .....................................Clubhouse Manager
Aaron M. Langley..................................Assistant Manager
Moises Rodriguez ...................................Service Manager
Don C. Heckmann, CPA ......................Controller
Sheila P. Rigelsky, CWP ........................Event Coordinator
William A. Koval ..................................Executive Chef
MacKenzie A. Triana.............................Purchasing Director
A. Gilbert Freeman, PGA.....................Head Golf Professional
Michael D. Plummer .............................Golf Course Superintendent
Adrien J. Chabria, USPTA ...................Director of Tennis
D’Ann S. Garza .....................................Membership Coordinator/
Administrative Assistant
H OLES -I N -O NE
We have had a flurry of Aces this spring from our
Members playing area courses.
• Congratulations to David Moore for his Hole-in-One
at Dallas Country Club on Hole #13 from 206 yards
using a 3 hybrid. His ace was witnessed by Susan
Gross, Ted Johns and Steve Parel.
• Zach Thomas made an ace on #6 at Southern Hills
with a 7 iron from 160 yards!
• Brett Smith aced #16 at Northwood with a 5 wood
playing along with Brad Hannagan.
• Congratulations to Neal Barfield who made his sixth
career hole in one on #5 at Northwood. Neal hit a 6
iron from 158 yards and went on to shoot 65. His shot
was witnessed by Mike Shippey, Andy
McCabe and Rob Couture. Very cool!
• Congratulations to Jerry Wade for his second career Hole-in-One on #16 at DAC
Blue this Wednesday. Jerry hit a 30 degree
hybrid from 155 yards and took a little cash
from his playing partners Ted Johns, Randy
“Coach” Emery, Gary Beene and Frank
Shelden. Nice shot Jerry!
w w w . l a k e w o o d c c . c o m
Lakewood Country Club
1912 Abrams Road
Dallas, Texas 75214
214.821.1491
C LUB N EWS
O FFICERS OF THEC LUB