Quail Ridge Newsletter Summer 2013

Quail Ridge Newsletter
Summer 2013
Volume 28, No. 6
2012 County Amateur Champion Austin Powell of Jupiter during the final round of
The Palm Beach County Amateur Championship played at Quail Ridge in July,
sponsored by the Palm Beach Kennel Club. Mike Weeks was the Champion and
set a tournament record. Our own Kevin Hammer placed third.
Upcoming Golf Outings at Quail Ridge
Thursday, Sept. 19
Thursday, Sept. 25 & 26
Saturday, Oct. 12
Saturday, Oct. 19
Thur.-Sat., Oct. 24-26
FSGA One Day Mixer, 8:30 a.m. Shotgun
Tri-County Ladies’ Tournament, 8:30 a.m. Shotgun, Lunch to follow
Unity School, 8:30 a.m. Shotgun, Lunch to follow
St. Vincent School, 1 p.m. Shotgun, Dinner to follow
Black Rum Golf Association, 9 a.m. Shotgun
More Golf News on pages 5 & 10
Club President
of the Club and the POA, Don McCullough and
Mike Starshak, respectively.
T
Although it is too early to put an exact time line
on this action plan, the Board hopes to have a
handle on this amenities review by the end of
the year. The Board believes that any projects to
come out of this review could be funded on a
long-term basis by the membership.
Kent Blair
he officers of your Country Club
have had a busy, but productive,
summer. We, along with the
Executive Committee of the POA,
served as the Search Committee to
find a replacement for Chip. This
body hired Kurt Kuebler of Kopplin & Kuebler,
an executive search firm specializing in the
Florida private club market, to assist us. Kurt
did an outstanding job, which culminated in the
unanimous selection of William Langley as our
new General Manager/Chief Operating Officer.
Bill is an experienced professional who has
hit the ground running. He has already been
on campus several times to meet with all the
department heads and their staffs. Bill has sat
in on numerous budget and master planning
meetings and will start “officially” on September
3. We are excited about his arrival, and I know
that each of you will give Bill and his wife, Susan,
a warm welcome when you meet them.
As mentioned in my May letter, Peacock+Lewis
has been selected to serve as the Club’s Master
Planning firm. This organization, which is locally
based, will use our strategic plan to develop
an action plan to achieve our goals. The first
step in this process was to hire the engineering
consulting firm RDG Associates Inc. to evaluate
the Club’s existing core amenities, primarily the
Clubhouse, the Fitness Center and the Tennis
Complex, to determine whether or not they
meet our members’ needs. This evaluation was
concluded in July, and the data are being
reviewed by Peacock+Lewis and Quail’s Master
Planning Committee.
Bill Sandholm, the Coordinator of this committee,
has announced that the following members of
Quail will serve with him: Ben Benedetti, Ruth
Carson, Kevin Hammer, Gerry Leider, Catherine
McLoud and Marie-Josee St. Jacques. Barry Cook
and I will serve as “ex officio” members. In early
August, Peacock+Lewis made arrangements for
this committee to visit several local clubs that
had recently updated their amenities. These visits
will be helpful in our efforts to determine what
steps need to be taken at Quail to ensure the
satisfaction of our current and future members.
A Master Planning Finance Committee has
also been formed to explore the Club’s options
for funding any projects that might come out of
these amenities evaluations. This two-person
committee will be co-chaired by the Treasurers
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Jim Hengel, our agronomist, and his crew are
in the midst of replacing the sand in the north
course green-side bunkers. This project should be
completed by early fall, well before we snow birds
return. Speaking of golf, our summer season has
been very active this year. We hosted a USGA
Women’s Amateur Qualifier event, the FSGA
Senior Amateur Championship and the Palm
Beach County Amateur Championship. The
Club received many letters from the participants
raving about the conditions of our courses and the
staff operation. Kudos to Jim Hengel and Charlie
Bowie. I’ve been on campus twice this summer
and can attest to how well the courses and all of
Quail Ridge look.
Finally, the officers of the Club want to thank
Andy Transleau for taking on the added
responsibilities of Acting General Manager
since Chip’s departure. Although his tenure was
relatively brief, he did an outstanding job.
See you soon.
Kent Blair
P.O.A. President
Barry L. Cook
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he POA has had a busy summer.
The officers participated in
the selection of Bill Langley who
has extensive experience in POA
activities. We welcome Bill to Quail
Ridge and look forward to his
guidance over the coming years.
Although most of us are not at Quail Ridge during
the summer months, the employees of the POA
have been very busy.
The Quail Ridge Rental Program is being
administrated by Sandra Howard, and we are
very busy with bookings for the coming season. I
encourage you and your friends to call with their
preferred dates. The Christmas week only has
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a few units available and we expect the other
holidays to be reserved early.
General Maintenance has had five pool
renovations and five area painting projects in
addition to their normal improvements and
repairs for individual members.
Please call Sathena or send in your flower order
soon so we will have the plants in place by the
time you return.
Our new Landscape Operations Manager, Ken
Finucan, has made a significant impact in a
short period of time and you will see a noticeable
improvement in grass and turf quality.
Mary Lou wanted me to remind all of you, with
security systems, that Devcon has been bought
out by ADT. You should have been contacted by
ADT, but if not, let Eric Price know.
Real Estate sales are at 54 and we are
experiencing the normal inquiries for this time of
year.
I have been back each month and see the hard
work the POA employees do to improve the
community for the members. When you see them,
take a minute to let them know you appreciate
their efforts.
See you soon, Barry
General Manager’s Report
by Andrew J. Transleau
Acting General Manager
D
ear Friends,
Let me begin my first newsletter
article by thanking the
Coordinating Committee for the
confidence that they have placed
in me by allowing me to become
your new General Manager/Chief
Operating Officer. Every member
and staff associate that I have
met in this process over the last 4-6 weeks have
been some of the nicest folks that I have ever
met.
You may wonder why I start my newsletter
with the term “Friends” when I have met so
few of you. I choose to use that term because
that is how I lead my life. I believe that people
I have yet to meet are all future friends. I also
believe that it signifies our responsibility as a
management team to be as open and friendly as
possible in our interactions every day with our
members.
It has been a whirlwind of activity since
I joined the Club. While I do not officially
begin full time until late August, you should
know that I have made several trips to Quail
to participate in Planning, Budget, Finance
and other committee meetings to get me up
to speed. I have been duly impressed by the
commitment from the members on those
committees who are giving so freely of their
time for the betterment of Quail Ridge. I
have also been very impressed with the
professional manner in which the management
team approaches their role as partners with
the members in making our community as
successful as possible.
I
t has been a busy summer at Quail Ridge.
Participation in the Club Summer Program
has been spectacular. Additionally, there are a
number of projects underway that are keeping
the staff busy, including approximately 190
electrical panels being replaced, painting and
spalling repairs in a couple of Areas, as well
as the normal maintenance accomplished each
summer.
In closing, I look forward to meeting many
of you as you begin to return to Quail Ridge
this fall. I plan to fully embrace our motto of
“Everything Matters” and we will make sure
that all of our seasonal employees are hired
with an attitude of gratitude. Thank you again
for the opportunity to partner with your elected
Boards and committees to protect, grow and
enhance the Quail Ridge brand.
We are holding down the fort as we look forward
to the arrival of the new General Manager/COO,
Bill Langley, who we expect to arrive about the
same time you receive this newsletter, and who
will be on board full time after Labor Day. Bill
provided the following message as his “early”
introduction to Quail Ridge:
With warm regards,
William E. Langley, CCM
General Manager/Chief Operating Officer
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Welcome New Members!
Mr. and Mrs. Karel Nemec (Susan)
Social Members
111302 Quail Covey Rd.
Members of Mt. Bruno Country Club
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baudinet
(Renee Rioux)
Golf Members
3725 Quail Ridge Dr./Bobwhite
Members of Montreal Racket Club
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Mansonville, Quebec, Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vachon
(Josee Perrotte)
Golf Members
3974 Quail Ridge Dr./Egret
Members of Rosemere Golf Club
Rosemere, Quebec, Canada
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Dr. and Mrs. Jacques Laflamme
(Nicole Durand)
Golf Members
3631 Quail Ridge Dr./Bobwhite
Members of Montcalm Tennis
Sillery, Quebec, Canada
Mr. Michael Guinard
Golf Member
3808 Quail Ridge Dr./Blue Heron
Member of Laval sur le lac
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Dr. and Mrs. Christian Morin
(Alexandra Steele)
Golf Members
3948 Quail Ridge Dr./Egret
Members of Laval sur le lac Golf Club
Laval, Quebec, Canada
Dr. and Mrs. John W. Minchey (Beckie)
Golf Members
4028A Quail Ridge Dr./Osprey
Members of Long Cove Club
Hilton Head, SC
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Perrin (Lisa)
Golf Members
4635 Kittiwake Court/Kingfisher
Members of Fontana Golf Club
Vienna, Austria
Mr. and Mrs. Roch GiGuere
(Denyse Demers)
Golf Members
3720 Quail Ridge Dr. N/Green Heron
Members of Club de Golf Royal Quebec
Boischatel, Quebec, Canada
Welcome New Members!
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pelletier
(Lise Hebert)
Golf Members
10253 Quail Covey Rd./Hibiscus
Members of Woodlands Country Club
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Mr. and Mrs. Serge Choiniere
(Chantal Lacombe)
Social Members
3897 Quail Ridge Dr./Mallard
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Longpre
(Sylvia DiSalvo)
Golf Members
3593 Quail Ridge Dr./Bobwhite
Members of Laval sur le Lac
Laval, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lillie
(Inger)
Social Members
10640 Seaholly Terrace
Previous members of Quail Ridge
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Coons
(Deborah)
Golf Members
11222 Quail Covey Rd./Green Heron
Members of Saratoga Golf and Polo Club
Saratoga Springs, NY
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hadley
(Annette)
Golf Members
11106 Quail Covey Rd./Mockingbird
Members of Greenbriar Oceanaire
Waretown, NJ
Golf
July 4th Golf Tournament Champions
Tom & Patty Elsner/Denise & Mike Porter
Congrats on your Independence Day Win
Quail Ridge member Ali Lopez (far left) won the Ladies’
Flight A Championship at Schuylkill CC, in a playoff.
Schuylkill in located in Pennsylvania.
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September 2013
Sun
Mon
1
Club
Golf
Tennis
Tue
Labor Day Golf
Tournament and
BBQ
2
Wed
Clubhouse Closed
3
Thu
Lunch
4
Lunch
Dinner
Fri
5
Lunch
Sat
6
Lunch
7
South closed to aerify greens & tees only
Labor Day
Mixed Foursome
Tournament
Cookout to Follow
All Golf Facilities
Closed
Cardio Tennis
Mixed Social Doubles
Labor Day
Courts Open 8-10
Pro Shop Open 8-12
Free Guest Day
Ladies’ Practice
Starts
Shot of the Week
A&B
Men’s Day
Twilight “A” Doubles
Lunch
Brunch
Clubhouse Closed
8
9
Men’s Day
18 Hole Ladies’ Day
9 Hole Ladies’ Day
Shooters
Men’s Day
Twilight “A” Doubles
Clubhouse Closed 10
Lunch
11
All Golf Facilities
Closed
Men’s Day
18 Hole Ladies’ Day
9 Hole Ladies’ Day
Lunch
Dinner
12
Cardio Tennis
Free Guest Day
Lunch
USTA Jr.
Tournament
Courts Closed
13
Shooters
Lunch
14
Group Lesson
Full Swing
South closed to aerify greens & tees only
USTA Jr.
Tournament
Courts Closed
Lunch
Brunch
15
USTA Jr.
Tournament
Free Guest Day
Men’s Day
Shot of the Week
Clinics
Doubles Clinic
Twilight “A” Doubles
Clubhouse Closed 16
Clubhouse Closed 17
Lunch
All Golf Facilities
Closed
Men’s Day
18 Hole Ladies’ Day
9 Hole Ladies’ Day
18
South Course closed
Cardio Tennis
Mixed Social Doubles
Free Guest Day
Lunch
Brunch
Clubhouse
Closed
22
29
Lunch
Brunch
Cardio Tennis
Mixed Social
Doubles
Same as above
6
23
Men’s Day
Shot of the Week
Clinics
Doubles Clinic
Twilight “A” Doubles
30
Men’s Day
Twilight “A” Doubles
Cardio Tennis
Free Guest Day
Lunch
Dinner
Lunch
19
Lunch
Flu Shots
25
All Golf Facilities
Closed
Men’s Day
18 Hole Ladies’ Day
9 Hole Ladies’ Day
Tri-County Ladies’
Tournament
20
Shooters
FSGA
One Day Mixer
North Course
No Lunch
Lunch
Dinner
Lunch
21
Free Guest Day
Cardio Tennis
Free Guest Day
Men’s Day
Twilight “A”
Doubles Mixer
Clubhouse Closed 24
Men’s Day
Super Cardio Tennis
Jr. Tennis Clinic
26
Lunch
Men’s Day
Super Cardio Tennis
Jr. Tennis Clinic
27
Lunch
28
Clubhouse
Closed
Free Guest Day
Free Guest Day
Men’s Day
Ladies’ Kick-off
Round Robin
Twilight “A” Doubles
Tri-County Ladies’
Tournament
Men’s Day
Twilight “A”
Doubles
Free Guest Day
Cardio Tennis
Ladies’ Div 4 Matches
Start
Free Guest Day
Men’s Day
Super Cardio Tennis
Jr. Tennis Clinic
Club
October 2013
Sun
Mon
Golf
Tennis
Tue
Wed
Lunch
Dinner
1
6
Clubhouse Closed
7
13
Clubhouse Closed 14
Cardio Tennis
Lunch
Dinner
Lunch
9
Wine Tasting
Great Wines of Spain
Lunch
Dinner
Lunch
8
Lunch
Dinner
15
27
Lunch
Brunch
Free Guest Day
Cardio Tennis
Mixed Social
Doubles
Same as above
Clubhouse
Closed
21
28
Lunch
Dinner
22
29
Clubhouse
Closed
Lunch
Dinner
Lunch
16
Men’s Day
Shot of the Wk Clinic
Doubles Clinics
Twilight “A”
Doubles
Same as above
4
Lunch
Dinner
23
30
Lunch
Dinner
Wine Dinner
Kuleto Vineyards
Napa Valley
Lunch
5
Men’s Day
Super Cardio Tennis
Jr. Tennis Clinic
11
Lunch
12
Unity School Outing
Men’s Day
Twilight “A” Doubles
Cardio Tennis
Lunch
Dinner
Lunch
17
Men’s Day
Jr. Tennis Clinic
Unity School
Tennis Benfit
18
Men’s Day
18 Hole Ladies’ Day
9 Hole Ladies’ Day
Black Run Golf
Assoc.Tourney
Dinner
Men’s, 18, 9
Hole
Ladies’
Men’s Day
North closed Day
18 & 9 Hole Ladies’ Day
at 12:30
South closed
at 12:30
10
Sat
Men’s Day
18 Hole Ladies’ Day
9 Hole Ladies’ Day
Men’s Day
Shot of the Week
Clinics
Doubles Clinic
Twilight “A” Doubles
20
Lunch
Men’s Day
Twilight “A” Doubles
Ladies’ Div 3
Matches Start
North closed all day
for maintenance
Cardio Tennis
Mixed Social
Doubles
3
Ladies’ Div 2
Matches Start
Men’s Day
Shot of the Week
Clinics
Doubles Clinic
Twilight “A” Doubles
Lunch
Brunch
Lunch
Dinner
Men’s Day
Shot of the Week
Clinics
Doubles Clinic
Twilight “A” Doubles
South closed all day
for maintenance
Lunch
Brunch
2
Shooters
Grand Finale
Free Guest Day
Cardio Tennis
Mixed Social
Doubles
Lunch
Fri
Men’s Day
18 Hole Ladies’ Day
9 Hole Ladies’ Day
North closed all day
for maintenance
Lunch
Brunch
Thu
Lunch
19
St. Vincent
School Outing
Group Lesson
Short Game
Men’s Day
Twilight “A” Doubles
Cardio Tennis
Lunch
Dinner
Lunch
24
Men’s Day
Jr. Tennis Clinic
St. Vincent School
Tennis Benefit
25
Lunch
26
31
Lunch
Dinner
Black Run Golf
Assoc.Tourney
Breakfast
Dinner
Black Run Golf
Assoc.Tourney
Breakfast
Black Run Golf
Assoc. Tourney
Breakfast
Dinner/Awards
Men’s Day
Twilight “A”
Doubles
Cardio Tennis
Men’s Day
Super Cardio Tennis
Jr. Tennis Clinic
Same as above
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TIPS
If you had your Comcast Service placed on
“Seasonal Hold” while you were away during
the summer months and you unplugged your
Comcast equipment, here are some helpful tips to
get your service working:
• Reconnect all Comcast equipment and plug in
to electrical outlet, making sure the outlet is
not a switched outlet.
• Wait 30 minutes for your Comcast equipment
to download all necessary updates.
• Make sure all TV’s that are connected to
Comcast Cable boxes are on channel 3 and on
the correct input.
• Any TV’s that are not connected to a Cable
box you should do an Auto Program. (Note:
if this is a new digital or HD TV the auto
program must be done for Digital and Analog).
• Comcast internet will come up as well within
the 30 minutes after updating has taken
place.
If you encounter any problems please call
Comcast Call Center at 1-800-266-2278, make
sure you tell them that you were away and that
your Comcast equipment was unplugged while
you were gone.
Comcast should be able to remotely send a signal
to your Comcast equipment. If the problem is not
solved, you can request a technician for a service
call.
In the future, it is recommended NOT to unplug
cable boxes during a leave of absence, so the
periodic updates can be downloaded to the devices
automatically.
Guest Rental Program
New Enhancements
The Guest Rental Program was recently updated
on the Quail Ridge Website and now provides
access to our rates, floor plans and virtual tours.
The Rental Program is receiving additional
exposure from three top online reservation
companies, Home Away, VRBO, Vacation
Rentals.
We would be delighted to have your friends and
family as our guests.
We strive to make the personal connection that
keeps people coming back.
Please call us to make your reservations
today! Phone: 561-734-5259
Email: [email protected]
Fitness Center Hours of Operation
September 1-October 13
Monday-Friday 6 a.m.-12 noon
3 p.m.-6 p.m.
Saturday
7 a.m.-1 p.m.
Email addresses
If you are not recieving Friday Eblasts and
other important messages sent from the Club,
it may be that we do not have an email address
for you or we have an incorrect one.
If you want to make sure you receive these
messages, please email Joyce at jpleasant@
quailridgecc.com and make a request that
your email address be added or updated in our
system.
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September
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
October
Dining Schedule
Closed
Closed
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Dinner 6:00-8:30 p.m.
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Brunch Buffet 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Monday Closed
Tuesday
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Dinner 6:00-8:30
Wednesday
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Thursday
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Dinner 6:00-8:30 p.m.
Friday
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
Saturday
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Sunday
Lunch 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Brunch Buffet 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Flu Shots
Wednesday, September 25
9 a.m.-2 a.m.
Please get your photo taken for
our point of sale system if you
have not already.
East Card Room
WINE + TAPAS
Great Values of Spain
Wednesday, October 16
5:00-7:00
Hall of Fame Room
Club Casual $25
For Reservations Call
Ext. 3337
Win a Trip to Napa Valley!
For every wine tasting you attend your name
will be entered to win a trip to Wine Country!
3 days/2 nights for 2 people
Wine Dinner
Kuleto Vineyards
Napa Valley
Thursday, October 30
6:00 Hors d’oeuvres
6:45 Dinner
Lounge/Patio
Passed Hors d’oeuvres
4 Course Meal Paired with Wines – $100
Dress is Club Casual
Reserve at Ext. 3337 or the QR Website
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Labor Day Mixed Foursome Tournament
Monday, Sept. 2
2 Best Balls of the Foursome
Any mix of players within a foursome
welcome
8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start
Cookout to follow
Sign up in the Golf Shop
Golf Road Cup Team Qualifing
Tuesday, October 1, Ladies’ qualifying begins
Saturday, October 26, Men’s qualifying begins
Group Lessons
Sept. 14 Oct. 19
Full Swing, 10-11 a.m.
Short Game, 10-11 a.m.
Sign up in the Golf Shop or locker room.
Everyone is welcome!
Shooters
Sept. 5, 12, 19, 26
Oct. 3 – Grand Finale
5 p.m. Shotgun Start
Sign up in the Golf Shop
Free Guest Days
Saturday, Sept. 21
Sunday, Sept. 29
Sunday, Oct. 6
Sunday, Oct. 20
Please note Free Guest Day on Oct. 12
is canceled and changed to Oct. 6
Each member may bring up
to three guests for a cart
fee only.
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Men’s Golf Association News
All QR Men’s Golfers Now
Members of The MGA
Starting in November, all Quail Ridge men golfers
will automatically become members of the Men’s
Golf Association. Membership in the Men’s Golf
Association will be a requirement for competing
in the three major men’s golf tournaments at
Quail Ridge. Those events are: Men’s Stroke Play
Championship, Men’s Match Play Championship
and the Member-Member Team Championship. You
may always make the decision to opt out if desired.
This process will now be the same as the Men’s Golf
Association Hole-In-One Club.
The fee to belong to the Men’s Golf Association is
$80, annually. Included in this fee is an Opening
and Closing Day dinner and weekly prize winnings.
This fee also provides funds ear marked to help
underwrite some of the expenses to some major
events. This will be in an effort to help elevate the
Member/Member Team Championship, the Midseason Mixer and a few other events. This change
will help us increase payouts as well as elevate the
quality of some of the major events.
This change in policy was approved by the Golf
Committee and Country Club Board.
We look forward to a successful 2013-2014
golf season.
Attention Members of 9 & 18 Hole
Ladies’ Golf Associations
If you were a member of the Association
in 2012-2013, your 2013-2014 membership dues will
automatically be charged to your account in August.
18 Hole Ladies’ Golf Association - $68.90
9 Hole Ladies’ Golf Association - $53.00
If you were NOT a member last season and would
like to be this year, please call the Golf Shop to join. If
you no longer wish to be a member of the Association,
please call the Golf Shop.
Course Closings
Sept. 3-18 Oct. 1
Oct. 8
Oct. 15
Oct. 22
Oct. 29
South Course Closed
Aerify Greens & Tees Only
North Course closed all day
South Course closed all day
North Course closed all day
South Course closed all day
North Course closed all day
U.S.T.A. Sanctioned
Junior Tournament
Quail Ridge
Junior Fall Frenzy
September 7, 8 & 9
Boys & Girls Singles,18 & under and 16 & under
First round consolation will be played
Cost: $38.00 per player
Registration ends
Wednesday, September 5, 12 p.m.
Quail Ridge Country Club Tennis
2013-14
“Kick off the Season”
Ladies’ Team Round Robin
Tuesday, September 24
8:30-11:30 a.m.
Team Players & Subs Welcome!
South Palm Beach County Div. 2, 3 & 5 Teams
South Palm Beach County 55 Love Teams
Clay Mate & Senior Teams
Includes Optional Fun Cardio Warm-up
w/Music 8:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast, Courtside Drinks 8:30 a.m.
Tennis Round Robin (Team Mixer) 9:30 a.m.
Contact the Tennis Pro Shop to Sign up!
Cost $15.00 per player
Junior Tennis
Program
G.R.I.P.S. Program
(Beginners)
Mondays &
Wednesdays
4-5 p.m./September-May
Ladies’ Club Doubles
Wednesdays, 8-10 a.m.
(November-March)
Starts Wednesday,
November 6
Featuring:
Juanita Agnello, Coordinator
Organized Matches by level each week
Sliding Ladder Format/Reserved Court Time
A & B Players Welcome
Sign up as a Regular or Substitute (No Charge)
Cost $25.00 (November-March)
To register to play:
Phone: (561) 737-5100 ext. 3329
Email: [email protected]
Golf/Tennis Challenge
Friday & Saturday,
December 6 & 7
Golf – Friday Afternoon
Tennis – Saturday Morning
Lunch & Awards
Saturday, December 7, 12 p.m.
Sign up for one or both events.
Partner is not needed to sign up!
Instructional Program
Shot of the Week
Mondays 9 &10 a.m.
Doubles Positioning Clinic
Mondays 11 a.m.-12 p.m.
G.R.I.P.S. Program (Adv.-Inter.)
Tuesdays & Thursdays
4-5:30 p.m./September-May
Cardio Tennis
Fridays, 10-11:30 a.m.
Saturdays, 9-10:30 a.m.
Sundays, 9-10 a.m.
“Future Stars” Beginners Class
Saturdays, 9-10 a.m./August-May
Private, Semi-private, Group Lessons,
League Practices are available
“Top Seed” Adv.-Intermediate Class
Saturdays 10 a.m.-12 p.m./August-May
Taught by USPTA Professionals
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QUAIL RIDGE DIRECTORY
COUNTRY CLUB BOARD OF GOVERNORS
PRESIDENT............................................... Kent Blair
VICE PRESIDENT..................................... Catherine McLoud
TREASURER.............................................. Don McCullough
SECRETARY............................................... William Sandholm
PAST PRESIDENT..................................... Joe Epkins
Ben Benedetti
John Boardman
Jack Bohlen
Barry Cook
Michael Earick
Gerard Leider
Richard Langevin
William McEwen
Gary Spiegel
Dennis Sullivan
Brian Sutherland
POA AND CONDOMINIUM OFFICERS
AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
POA/CONDO PRESIDENT................................. Barry Cook
POA VICE PRESIDENT..................................... Mason Delafield
TREASURER.......................................................Mike Starshak
SECRETARY........................................................Kathy Vodak
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE................................ Jack Brennan
..............................................................................Spencer Everett
..............................................................................Peter Henrico
GENERAL MANAGER/C.O.O............................ William “Bill” Langley, CCM
C.F.O.....................................................................Andy Transleau
Executive Assistant.............................................Marcia Shump
Director of Human Resources ............................ Maureen Johnston Evans, PHR
COUNTRY CLUB STAFF
Club Manager.......................................................David Crandell
Director of F &B Operations/Executive Chef..... Roger Hopkins, C.E.C./C.F.B.E.
Social Director......................................................Kara Rowden
Director of Golf.....................................................Charlie Bowie, PGA
Club Administrator..............................................Karen McCloskey, CAM
Co-head Golf Professional.................................... Pam Brosnihan, PGA/LPGA
Co-head Golf Professional.................................... Dan Brosnihan, PGA
Director of Agronomy...........................................Jim Hengel, CGCS
Tennis Director....................................................Scott Fleming, USPTA
Tennis Professional..............................................Chris Harker, USPTA
Fitness Director....................................................Lisa Haggas
P.O.A. STAFF
Community Association Manager..................................Mary Lou Metzger, CMCA, PCAM
Assistant Controller, POA................................... Pam Wilkin
Director of General Maintenance........................ Michael Garifine
Chief of Security...................................................Eric Price
Horticulturist.......................................................Sathena Cabler
Purchasing and Inventory Supervisor................ James McKennon
QUAIL RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB REALTY, INC.
Broker/Real Estate Director................................ Ann Jara
Closing Coordinator.............................................Joan Davis
EDITOR/ Communications Director................... Joyce Pleasant
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BOARD MEETING DATES
Board and committee meeting notices
are posted on the bulletin board
in the Business Center.
There are no Board Meetings
May-October.
The Quail Ridge Newsletter is
the publication of the Quail Ridge
Country Club and the Quail Ridge
Condominium Association, Inc. and is
published monthly during the season
and bimonthly from June through
September. Deadline for Newsletter
articles is 12 noon on the 9th of the
prior month, and if this date falls
on a weekend, the deadline will be
the following Monday. Materials for
publication should be submitted to
Joyce Pleasant in the Business Center,
[email protected]. For any
additional information, please call
737-5100, Ext. 3333.
In Memoriam
Walter A. Ullrich, Jr.
May 26, 2013
Kevin Bailey
June 7, 2014
Robert W. Stumpf
June 10, 2013
Dr. Roger Stockton
June 22, 2013
Dr. Philip Sehl
July 15, 2013
Mrs. William (Natalie) Whiting
July 20, 2013
Mr. Christopher Schmid
July 30, 2013
Mrs. Jeannette Sriberg
August 5, 2013