NEW YEAR`S EVE NEW YEAR`S EVE

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December 2010
the
Volume 21, Number 12
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EVENTS
GOLF
JUNIORS
SPORTS CENTER
CLUB
CALENDARS
COMMUNITY
DIRECTORY
2–3
4–7
8–9
10–11
12
13–14
15
16
NEW YEAR'S EVE
Celebration
Family New Year's Eve Party
5-8 p.m. • Ballroom
IN THIS ISSUE
Here Comes Santa Claus!
2
Golf Tip of the Month
7
KC Vacation Week Giant Playday
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www.countrycluboflandfall.com
Join us for a delicious adult buffet and kids buffet with all their favorites
as we celebrate the end of the year. Champagne and sparkling grape
juice will be passed at "midnight". This event is limited to the first 200
to sign up, so make your reservation early. Ms. Judy is in charge, so you
know it will be a blast! Go to the CCL website for the full menu!
The Greg & Charlie Show
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Please note due to the popularity of this event and the
limited size of the ballroom, there is no assigned seating and we cannot
guarantee seats together. We do this in an effort to accommodate
as many members as possible. Thank you for understanding.
Congratulations!
Fine Dining
CCL 18 Advance Team takes
3rd Place at Nationals!
6-10 p.m. • Dining Room
Make a reservation for an elegant Prix Fixe Menu
or our regular menu will also be available (full menu on page 2).
Party in the Tavern
9 p.m.-1 a.m.
Read Page 9 of the Juniors
section for details!
Enjoy the exciting sounds of The Party Nuts and dance right into 2011!
Come and join us for the best NY Eve Party in town!
$5 cover charge per person, drinks by signature.
Please note the Tavern will not be open for regular dining.
RESERVATIONS FOR DINNER OR CLUB EVENTS MAY BE MADE
Event prices do not include tax or service charge, unless
AT THE LANDFALL CLUBHOUSE BY CALLING 256-8411 or online.
noted. Please make reservations by 2 p.m. the day before.
EVENTS
COMING EVENTS
Here Comes Santa Claus!
Your Pet & Santa Photo Shoot
Sunday, December 5
Sunday, December 5 • 2-4 p.m. • Price: $15++
Your Pet & Santa Photo Shoot
2 - 4 p.m. - Landfall Clubhouse
&
Family Dinner with Santa
5 p.m. - Landfall Clubhouse
Join Santa and Mrs. Claus outside at the Landfall
Clubhouse for homemade pet treats, photo ops with
Santa and signature bar. Why should kids be the only
ones to have their picture with Santa! Half of the
proceeds from the event will be donated to the
New Hanover County Humane Society.
Wednesday, December 15
Family Dinner with Santa
Holiday Social Hour
6 p.m - Ballroom
$10++ per person
Drinks by signature
Sunday, December 5 • 5 p.m.
Adults: 20++, Kids 5-12: $10++
Kids 4 and under are free
Don't miss this amazing night at the Landfall
Clubhouse with Ms. Judy, holiday movies, cookie
decorating, fabulous food and make your own
hot chocolate bar. We will have a professional
photographer on hand to take pictures with Santa!
Friday, December 24
Christmas Eve To Go
Pick Up: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Friday, December 31
Family New Year's Eve Party
5-8 p.m. - Ballroom
Party in the Tavern
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
$5 cover charge per person
Christmas Eve To Go
?
Pick up on Christmas Eve between 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Please specify pick up time when you place your order.
Reservations end on Monday December 20.
Thursday, January 13
December is the time to entertain and your Catering department can make
it a breeze! Need some great hors d’oeuvres for a party? Need a whole
roasted turkey? Call Jamie or Caitlin to plan a delicious and easy pick up!
48 hour notice is suggested.
SAVE THE DATE!
Menu: Dilled cucumber salad, waldorf salad, Italian wedding soup,
caramelized onion and white cheddar rolls, cranberry glazed turkey breast with
spiced almond dressing, grilled asparagus with braised button mushrooms,
sour cream and chive whipped potatoes with turkey gravy, and black cherry pie
with homemade vanilla ice cream.
Social Hour
6 p.m. - Grill Room
Saturday, January 29
Father-Daughter Snow Ball
Saturday, February 12
$215 all inclusive feeds 10 people
Valentine's Day Events
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
Christmas Eve
Club closes at 2 p.m.
SC Café Closed
Christmas Day
All Club Services Closed
December 31
SC Café Closed
January 1
SC Café Closed
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New
Year
Prix
Fixe
Menu
3 Course: $43++
First Course • Lobster
5 Course: $55++
First Course • Lobster
Smoked Tristan lobster tail,
sun choke puree, mache, caviar
Smoked Tristan lobster tail,
sun choke puree, mache, caviar
Main Course • Beef Tenderloin
Second Course • Potato
Butter poached beef tenderloin, white Truffled potato soup, Rogue Smokey
truffle potato puree, asparagus tips,
Blue Cheese, toasted hazelnuts
porcini mushroom
Dessert Course • Chocolate
Chocolate truffle, Chocolate “silk pie”,
Chocolate cake, Chocolate ganache
Dining Room
Join us in the Main
to celebrate the
end of 2010!
Main Course • Beef Tenderloin
Butter poached beef tenderloin,
asparagus tips, porcini mushroom,
crispy shallots
Pre Dessert • Champagne
Rosé Sorbet, “strawberries and cream”
(tapioca with lime), lime basil, citrus
meringue
Dessert Course • Chocolate
Chocolate truffle, Chocolate “silk pie”,
Chocolate cake, Chocolate ganache
EVENTS
ate!
Save the D, 2011
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Start thinking about your sweetheart!
Valentine’s Day Events
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Snow Ball
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Father-Daughter
Complimentary
BIRTHDAY DRINK
All members enjoying dinner in the
Dining Room during the month of
their birthday will receive one
complimentary drink!
The complimentary birthday drink
is only available in the Dining Room
and valid for house wine, beer or a
house well drink. Your special occasion
deserves a special dining experience,
so join us to celebrate!
February 12, 2011
This new format is very similar to New Year’s Eve, make a reservation
for dinner in the Main Dining Room for a fantastic menu and then
come to the Tavern to dance to the fabulous sounds of one of CCL’s
favorites, Heart and Soul! Look for more information in the January Breeze.
Wine Club Events
Holiday Wine Tasting
Wednesday, December 8 at 6:30 p.m • $15++ per person
Join us for a wonderful evening of 100+ wines and light hors d'oeuves!
Please note this event starts at 6:30 p.m.
Open toWine Club Members & their guests.
Customizable Wine Trips
CCL is offering customizable wine trips to wine club
members and their guests. Thus far, three CCL groups
have traveled to Oregon and California. Form your
own travel group and customize your itinerary to visit
the locations and wineries of your choice!
Contact Nicole Saunders or Angie Fanning
for more information at (910) 256-8411
Join the Wine Club for 2011
The CCL Wine Club provides members with the
opportunity to enjoy monthly gourmet dinners, wine
tastings and wine purchases at greatly reduced prices.
Go to the Wine Club page on the CCL website
to check out all the great benefits and join!
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Caddyshack Party
Saturday, December 4 at 7 p.m.
Landfall Clubhouse Ballroom
$18++ per person
We will have a raffle to win a golf
lesson with Director of Instruction
Greg Guman!
Seasonal
Sweets
CCL Signature
From CCL’s Pastry Department
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Must-have for the Holidays
Freezer friendly
Now taking orders for the Season
Convenient, quick and applies to
your food minimum
• Gift boxes available for all items
upon request
• Orders available for pick up
Tuesday - Sunday
Call Caitlin at 256-8411
to order today!
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GOLF
COMING EVENTS
GOLF MERCHANDISE
Call the Golf Shop for more
information and to sign up.
Top 10 Gifts for Men { Under $75 }
Golf Holiday Sale
December 8 at 4-6 p.m.
We will serve holiday cider, egg nog
and wine. Please stop by to browse
through out 50% off table and
remember to take advantage of
our 25% off member discount
on regular priced merchandise!
1. Donald Ross Crew Neck Sweatshirt, Merino Vest, & Polos
2. Scottish Wind Lined Sweater
3. Greg Norman Merino Vest, Half Zip Merino & Corduroys
4. Peter Milar Polos & Jacket
5. CCL Ribbon Belts, Hats & Visors
6. Nike Wind Proof Jacket & Therma Fit Half Zip Jacket
7. Foot Joy Performance Long Sleeve Mock
8. Oxford Long Sleeve Mock & Wind Sweater Vests
9. SunIce Wind Vest
10. Adidas Half Zip Sweater Set
Top 10 Gifts for Women { Under $50 }
Christmas Eve Shotgun (D)
1. Nike Dri Fit Long Sleeve Polo
2. Nike Hat & Scarf Combo Set
3. Spartina Scarf, Wallets & Wristlets
4. Oxford Vneck Sweater
5. SDI Fleece Zip Up Vest, & Full Zip Fleece
6. Select Jamie Saddock Apparel
7. CCL Ribbon Key Chain & Ribbon Flip Flops
8. Antigue Long Sleeve Mocks
9. Tehama Long Sleeve Shirts
10. Ashworth Long Sleeve Shirts
December 24 at 9 a.m.
Please call the golf shop 12 days
prior to that date to sign up.
peter millar
THE ROBB
Non-golf items such as blazers, men's
boxers and casual wear can be ordered
through the golf shop with your
25% off Member Discount!
No shop in town can beat it!
It's Time To
"WINTERIZE"
Your Golf Bag!
Check your grips and shafts for wear.
Our club repair room has a full line
of Lamkin grips in stock.
Please see Chuck with any
club repair questions!
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CCL is proud to have established a very special club to recognize members who have
achieved one of the top accomplishments in their golf careers: shooting their age.
This special club is named "The Robb," in honor of former member, Joe Robb. Before
his death, Joe was known by all for his golf accomplishments, and he was most proud of
shooting his age from age 68 to age 88! The first group of inductees were Ron Lindquist,
Dick McGraw, Roger Simmons, Dick Burton, Neil Morrow, Tom Naylon, Willis Brown,
Jim Welch, Libby Kitchens and Jim Hawkins. This year, we happily add Irv Lecker, Harry
Allcock, Carlos Rodriguez, Earl Marshall,
Tom Finley and Gary Graham to the
distinguished club.
Junior Golf
Winter is the perfect time for juniors to work on their
game. With the cooler temperatures upon us, it is easier
to spend time on the range and putting green. The
summer temperatures make practicing for more than 30
minutes exhausting. Bundle up this winter and head to
the course. If your child needs a tune up, don’t forget
about the junior clinics on Saturday mornings.
The “off season” is also a great time to work course
management and strategy. Check with the golf shops to
find a tee time that is best for junior golfers. There are
often slower parts of the day more accommodating to
junior play. Junior and Junior Pro tees are set up on all
three nines at the Nicklaus Course to encourage play for
children of all ages.
GOLF
GREEN’S CORNER by Jeff Mack
Now that the 380 acres of warm season turf maintained on the CCL courses is nearing dormancy, we will begin to shift our efforts toward more “off-season” tasks. Drainage work will begin shortly on select areas throughout the courses. Any drainage work
performed in short-cut areas (i.e. fairways and approaches) will be sodded immediately
following installation of the drainage network(s), which is a new addition to this process.
In doing so, we hope to minimize the negative impacts on playability caused by this type
of work. Drainage networks installed in the rough; however, will be encouraged to growover naturally rather than sodded.
The greens have healed nicely following the aerification performed approximately
one month ago. We are very pleased, and hopefully the membership as well, with the
results of this year’s refined aeration schedule. The 2011 greens’ aeration schedule will
closely mimic that of 2010. Please note that an unscheduled aerification may be deemed
necessary at anytime if an emergency/unforeseen circumstance(s) on the CCL greens
were ever to arise.
Strict attention has been, and will continue to be, placed on improving the consistency between the hand-raked and machine-raked bunkers. There are approximately 180
bunkers on property, and maintaining them properly is a responsibility that we take very
seriously.
Particular sections of cart paths have been dotted with paint to obtain estimates for
repair. The sections that are now painted are those in the most critical need of repair.
There are nearly 14 miles of concrete cart paths amongst the CCL courses that must be
maintained. At this time, it is uncertain how soon funding will be available to execute
necessary repairs.
Selective post-emergent herbicide work has already begun to control winter annual
grassy and broadleaf weeds. As a reminder, blue tracker dye is placed in the spray tanks
to serve as a visual aid to our spray technicians. The addition of this material helps minimize the risk of areas being skipped and/or being over-sprayed. The blue dye is shortlived and usually disappears within a few days.
Although the Bermuda on the CCL courses is not actively growing during this time of
year, the membership will still notice the rough mowers being utilized from time to time.
These mowers do an excellent job of mulching leaves, which supplements our fleet of
tractor-mounted blowers and turf vacuums in keeping the courses consistently “clean”.
Frost delays will soon, if not already, come into play. If non-dormant turf (i.e. our Bent
putting surfaces) receives any type of traffic while in a frosted state, the membranes of
the plant cells can easily rupture causing significant, unsightly damage. It is imperative
that we all refrain from any type of activity on the putting surfaces until they are clear of
frost. We appreciate the membership’s patience and understanding regarding this matter.
It is hard to imagine that 2010 is nearly coming to an end. The CCL Golf/Grounds
Maintenance Department is very proud of the product that was delivered to the
membership this year. We welcome the opportunity, and the challenges that come with it,
of producing even better conditions in 2011. We sincerely thank all of you for your support, and wish each and every one of you a Safe and Happy Holiday Season. As always,
if you should have any questions, please feel free to stop me on the course or make an
appointment to see me in my office.
2010
Ryder Cup
Final Results
Champions: Team Latham
Jeff Hamilton
Don Latham
Ray Everts
Bob LaBant
Alvah Bohannon
Steve Euler
Everett Wixom
Ed Hackman
2nd Place – Team Purdum
Steve Edgerton
Gary Purdum
Pete Hexter
Joe Tomlinson
Al Wordsworth
Jim Matthews
Ron Sukoneck
Pete Dallow
3rd Place – Team Meeker
Derek Woods
Dick Burton
Dick McGraw
Cliff Long
Tim Meeker
Tom Naylon
Bob Davenport
Don Rhine
Caddyshack
Party
Saturday, December 4 at 7 p.m.
$18++ per person
Come celebrate the end
of the 2010 golf season.
Make your reservation today!
We will have a raffle that night to
win a golf lesson with Director of
Instruction Greg Guman!
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GOLF
MEMBER
ACHIEVEMENTS
Eagle
Anthony Murray - Dye #9
Hole in One
Harris Whitt - Marsh #6
Steve Wilson - Ocean #6
(During Nicklaus Cup)
PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
Clincs with Director of
Instruction Greg Guman
Score Better
Saturdays, 10 a.m.
December 4, 18
Learn to score better from
40 yards out and in.
Full Swing
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:30 p.m.
December 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 28, 30
This clinic focuses to enhance club head
speed and ball flight fundamentals.
The Greg & Charlie Show
Saturday, December 11
10 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Come to this fun-filled clinic filled with
tennis and golf clinics for all levels!
Only 8 can register, so don't delay!
WINTER SEMINARS
Starting in 2011!
Landfall Clubhouse
Open House
New Learning Center
Tuesday, January 11 from 6-7:30 p.m.
Rules of Golf
Tuesday, January 25 from 6-7 p.m.
Ball Flight Fundamentals
Tuesday, February 8 from 6-7 p.m.
Club Head Speed Fundamentals
Tuesday, February 22 from 6-7 p.m.
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MGA
The 2010 Landfall Men’s Golf Association season ended on November 10 and we went
out with a bang. We had a wonderful round in the morning. The Closing Dinner had
over 120 MGA Members in attendance. The dinner was highlighted by a fantastic meal
prepared by our kitchen staff, the induction of the 2011 MGA Board members and the
awarding of: the season ending trophies, prize monies and door prizes (which are nice
for those of us who are better at holding a raffle ticket than we are at putting or driving a
golf ball).
The MGA provides the membership a wonderful forum to play interesting formats on
a weekly basis and enjoy the camaraderie and friendship that develops during play. We
might not always have our A-game, but we can usually find enough good shots to help
out the team. With this in mind, the 2010 MGA season was an overwhelming success.
We would like to thank Nick Duffy, our pro staff liaison, for all of his efforts in helping
us to make this past year a tremendous success. His efforts on Wednesdays and behind
the scenes are very much appreciated by the MGA members. We would also like to thank
the MGA board members: Fran Drury, David Ellis, Mark Schwartz, Peter Smoot, Ron
Sukoneck, Bert Koudjis, Tony Fisher, John Johnston and Mike Giblin. We would like to
welcome our newest board members for 2011: Bill Chepla, Mead Briggs and Fred Campau.
The MGA Board would like to thank all of you who enthusiastically participated in
many of this year’s events. You served as a source of much fun, constant laughter and
newly formed friendships. With your help, we can look forward to more of the same for
the 2011 MGA Season.
GOLFERS LIVE LONGER
by Marshall Newman
Dye Shop Assistant
A recent study conducted by the Karolinska Institute in Sweden found that people who
play golf have a five year longer life expectancy than non-golfers of the same age, sex, and
socioeconomic status. What’s more, those with lower handicaps tend to live even longer.
If you have a scientific frame of mind, you are probably laughing to yourself, cum
hoc ergo propter hoc (Latin for “with this, therefore because of this”). Correlation does
not mean causation! This is true, but take a minute to ponder what could be the possible
causes of the statistically proven link between golfers and longer life.
It could be from being outdoors in the sunlight, but it could also be from the fulfillment
of a primitive instinct to hit things with clubs (I bet tennis and baseball players live longer
too). It could be the necessary walking required to reach the next shot, but it could also be
from undiscovered nutrients found in sand and dirt that coat a golfer on a windy day.
The answers to these questions are arguably uncertain, but one thing is for sure:
the Karolinska Institute guarantees golf will make you live longer.
TIP OF THE MONTH
Trap the Ball for a Better Short Game
Work on using your shoulders in order to keep your
hands passive, producing the proper shaft lean through
impact. Keeping the butt of the club moving ahead of
the club head is a must. This ball striking position will
insure a proper trapping position thru the hitting area
assuring great contact and superb distance control.
Good Luck! Stick It Tight! - Greg Guman
GOLF
s
The CCL Ladies Golf Association wrapped up another successful year at their closing
meeting and luncheon. The special awards that were presented were:
1st Place
Flight 1 Anky Koudijs
Flight 2 Vivian Goetsch
Flight 3 Rainelle Mishoe
Flight 4 Mary Dallow
Ringer Winners:
2nd Place
Julie Colclaser & Mary Simmons
Gwen Phillips
Edna Airey
Millie Aldridge
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LGA
Another terrific tournament season has
come to a close. Congratulations to all of
our winners! A big "Thank You" goes out
to all of the Members who participated
this year. We look forward to another
great year in 2011!
Birdie Winners are:
1st Doris Briley
2nd Nancy Barnet
3rd Vivian Goetsch
4th Rainelle Mishoe
Couples’ Invitational
Allan & Josey Warrington/
Joe & Dokim Elphick
Holes in One were made by Lynn Meeker, Mary Simmons and Sandra Randazzo.
Beverly Ginsberg broke 90 abd Nancy Barnet was the The Most Improved Player this
year.
The membership approved the budget for 2011 and elected the new board. Serving
for 2011 will be: President - Jerry Rosenmeier, Vice President - Perry Field, Secretary Jackie Wilson, Treasurer - Gwen Phillips, Tournament Chair - Valerie Euler, Play Day
Chair - Rainelle Mishoe, Membership - Missy Sneeden, Handicap/Rules - Mary Dallow.
Men’s Member/Member
John Tinney/Johnny Williams
Ladies’ Invitational
Mary Simmons/Clate Aydlett
Marty Allran/Susie Hurley
Ladies’ Senior Club Champion
Cheryl Zelick
Ladies’ Super Senior Club Champion
Mary Simmons
L9GA
Men’s Senior Club Champion
Johnny Williams
The L9GA came out in large numbers to celebrate the Closing Day of the 2010 season,
and the forecasted rain held off until almost everyone was inside. We paired a delicious
brunch with great conversation, and listened to the announcement of 2011 officers, and
celebrated with winners both for the day’s competition and cumulatively for the season.
One of the highlights of the year was the L9GA’s first hole in one by Debby Ill. Debby
received the fund collected by all participating golfers. We also celebrated the high
points of many of the members’ golf games. Five awards were presented to both returning and new members for each of the following categories: Most Improved Golfer: Teri
Giannola and Meg Doyle; Most Pars on Play Days: Martha Bachman and Sarah Cralle;
Most Birdies on Play Days: Hiromi Church and Joan Rohland; Best Attendance on Play
Days: Beverly Price and Michelle Vernieri; Ringers on the Dye back nine: Michele
Schwieters and Gail Smith.
Michelle Hoban thanked her board for all their hard work in 2010 and Vice President,
Patti Bernard announced the new officers for 2011. President will be Joan Rohland, Vice
President – Clare Carr; Secretary – Melissa Neims; Treasurer – Cecile Blankenhorn;
Membership – Michele Schwieters; Events – Meg Doyle.
Historian and photographer Carol Trojniar treated us all to another video summary of
the fun of 2010, reminding us once again of our mission statement “to provide a relaxed
environment for women golf members of all abilities with a focus on fun and friendly
competition.” Our thanks to Todd for his patience and hard work, and we look forward
to the next season.
Men’s Super Senior Club Champion
Ron Jacobson
President’s Cup
Dick Burton/Roger Simmons
Magnolia Cup
Nancy Johnson
Junior Club Champion
T. J. Ryder
Parent/Child
Croix & Alex Paquin
Couples’ Club Championship
Steve & Suzanne Wilson
Ladies’ Club Champion
Cheryl Zelick
Men’s Club Champion
Frank Rochon
Kenan Cup
Peter Russo
Ladies’ One-Day Member/Guest
Alice McLear/Shannon Wells
Dot Noah/Betsy Gordon
Men’s Invitational
Nick & Cary Yacabucci
PLAYER OF THE MONTH
Jack Milligan
After a 7-month layoff, Mr. Milligan started his player
development program 3 weeks ago and is back on
the course enjoying the game he loves so dearly.
Way to go Mr. Milligan!
Ryder Cup
Team Latham
Nicklaus Cup
Michael Wilson/Erik Brockdorff
Men’s Match Play Club Championship
Don Detweiler
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JUNIORS
KIDS’ CLUB DINNER
& MOVIE PARTIES
6-9:30 p.m. • $14.95++
Osprey Room
Limited Space, Plan Ahead!
Friday, December 3
Dr. Seuss'
How the Grinch Stole Christmas
FALL PROGRAMS
Reservations may be made online or by calling 256-8411
After-School Craft Class!
3:30-5:30 p.m. • Dye Clubhouse • $18
Tuesday, December 14 & 21:
Gingerbread House Decorating
Friday, December 17
Cookie Club
Tuesday, December 7
3:30-5:30 p.m. • Dye Clubhouse • $18
Recommended ages 3 and up (should be potty
trained). Call 256-8411 or sign up online
for more details.
Cookie Club meets the 1st Tuesday of every month during the school year.
Reservations required. Space is limited
for staffing and safety issues.
Parents or guardians are asked to remain on
CCL property while children are
participating in Kids’ Club parties.
Questions about dance classes: e-mail Sarah McAlear at [email protected]
The Santa Claus
CHILDREN'S
PARTY TIME!
For the very best birthday parties,
consider a Kid’s Club designer party.
Party brochures may be found at the
Landfall Clubhouse, the Sports
Center or online CCL Junior page.
Dance Classes with Sarah McAlear at the Sports Center
Thursdays • 3:30 p.m. • 3-6 year old class
Drop-in Child Care!
Monday-Thursday at the Sports Center • 8-11 a.m.
$8 per hour for 1st child, $6 for 2nd child
No reservations are needed.
Lego Club!
Wednesday, December 1 and 15 - January 5 and 19
3:30 - 5 p.m. • Dye Clubhouse • $15
Please note the time change. Lego club meets the
1st and 3rd Wednesdays of every month during the school year.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Please e-mail Ms. Judy any amazing
photos you may have taken of past events
that we could use for our website
and future Breeze issues.
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Vacation Week Giant
Play Date with Ms. Judy!
Your choice:
Tuesday, December 28 or Wednesday, December 29
1-3p.m. • Dye Clubhouse • $15 (max of $30 per family)
Games and activities. Toys from home are welcome.
Ages 4+ some exceptions may apply.
Cotillion wiAges
th Tracee
Meyer
8-14
Sundays beginning January 2 through Feburary 13
for a 6-week session (Feb. 6 will be a make-up day).
At the Sports Center from 4-5 p.m. Price: $175
You may register online or call 256-8411 to reserve.
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JUNIORS
CCL 18 Advance Team takes
3rd Place at Nationals!
Our 18 Advanced Tennis Team this year has earned the right to go to Nationals in
Surprise, Az on October 28-31. They represented the whole southern region by winning
the NC State Championship and then taking the Southern Sectional Championship.
This team included Alex Gaines, Will Kent, AJ Stilwell, Alex Gianoplus, Danielle McGee,
Miller Hales, Smith Hinton and Ashleigh Antal.
At Nationals, our team won their group in round robin play to earn the right to move
onto the semi-finals. The team lost to the defending champions from Texas (Austin Tennis
Academy) in the semifinals, but then fought hard to upset Southern California by 1 game
(31-30) for third place. This is one of the biggest accomplishments ever from a group of
juniors at CCL. This team has won the State and Southern Championships 2 years in a
row, finished 4th at Nationals last year and 3rd this year.
Wilmington is a small town and this team finished in the final four as the only team
not from a tennis academy. The scope of the win becomes clearer when you realize that
this team was one of 6000 teams nationwide that played in the 18U Advanced Division.
Three of the players on this team will be signing to go and play college tennis next year:
Will Kent will be going to UNC-Greensboro, Miller Hales is staying locally to play for
UNCW and Ashleigh Antal is heading to Nashville to play for Vanderbilt.
After losing in the semifinals our juniors were heartbroken because they really wanted
to bring the title home. It took a lot of courage to go out after the loss to Texas, and play
with so much passion to finish with a win for 3rd. It was even more special that these kids
have grown up with each other in this community, pushed each other on the courts and
share a moment together that they will never forget. Thank you for representing CCL!
JUNIOR GOLF
CLINICS
Nicklaus Range
Sign up in advance through the
Golf Shop or online. Open to
Full & Sports Members.
Junior Golf Clinic
Saturday, 9 a.m.
December 4, 11, 18
Parent/Child Clinic
Sunday, 2 p.m.
December 5, 12, 19
JUNIOR TENNIS
CLINICS
Wee Tots (ages 4-5)
Monday and Wednesday, 3:30-4 p.m.
Future Stars (ages 6-8)
Monday and Wednesday, 4-5 p.m.
Young Guns (ages 9-13)
Tuesday and Thursday, 4-5 p.m.
ACE
Tuesday - Thursday, 5-6:30 p.m.
Saturday, 11-1 p.m.
ACE 2
(Must be admitted by Jon Ingham)
Tuesday and Thursdays, 4-5:30 p.m.
Wednedsay, 5-6:30 p.m.
Saturday, 11-1 p.m.
QuickStart – Starting this fall, CCL has implemented the new way of learning tennis,
called Quickstart. The QuickStart tennis program is a new way for kids 10 & Under to
learn and play the game. The same way baseball and soccer are downsized, the tennis
courts are made comparable to the ability level of the younger players. We have a variety
of different sized courts, nets, and compression tennis balls all depending on age or
ability!
Junior Clinic times that use this QuickStart program are:
Wee Tots (4-5 yrs.): Monday & Wednesday, 3:30-4 p.m.
Future Stars (6-8 yrs.): Monday & Wednesday, 4-5 p.m.
Young Guns (9-13 yrs.): Tuesday & Thursday, 4-5 p.m.
JUNIOR PLAYER of the MONTH
Tala Goudarzi
Tala won singles and doubles state titles this past October!
She also helped her team at Cape Fear Academy win their 4th
consecutive 2A State Champion Title! Honorable mention goes to
Brooke Graham who also contributed to the Cape Fear Academy team!
Way to go girls! Keep up the hard work!
WANTED!
In order to start a new after-school
class: “Let’s Play Dress-Up”,
unwanted fancy ‘grown up’ dresses,
high heel shoes, hats, costume
jewelry, sheer curtains and the
like, are needed to fill our costume
trunks and stir imaginations.
If you have any donations
of such items, please
e-mail Ms. Judy or call
her to arrange pick up
of items. Every little girl
should experience the
thrill of digging through a
collection of items and
creating a new “look”.
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SPORTS CENTER
COMING EVENTS
Tennis Holiday Party
Thursday, December 9
Cocktails & hors d’oevures from 6-7 p.m.
Dinner at 7 p.m.
CLINIC SCHEDULE
CARDIO TENNIS
Monday - Thursday, 9 a.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m.
DAYTIME WORKOUT
Tuesday & Thursday, 10 a.m.
3.0 CLINIC
Monday, Wednesday & Friday; 10 a.m.
MEN'S MONDAY NIGHT
TENNIS & FOOTBALL
Every Monday Night
Tennis: 6-8 p.m. - Pizza & MNF: 8-10 p.m.
Come join us on Monday Nights for
tennis followed by football, pizza,
betting and beer! We will be betting on
the total score of both teams at the half.
We will have 7 courts available for the
first 28 men that sign-up.
SPORTS CENTER
MERCHANDISE
The Holiday season is here!
Our Holiday sale will be held for the
entire month of December. Markdowns
from 20-60% on selected merchandise!
For special order
Holiday items, please
contact Missy at the
Sports Center to make
sure you get that
perfect gift!
We can special
order tennis racquets,
shoes, bags, and men’s,
women’s, and
children’s apparel.
The Greg
&
ChaLIE
Show!
Saturday, December 11
$40 per person
Tennis 10-11 a.m.
Golf
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Nicklaus Driving Range
Lunch 1:45 p.m.
Nicklaus Snack Bar
You are cordially invited to the first
episode of the Greg Guman and Charlie
Owens combined golf and tennis clinics.
Clinic Info: This clinic will prepare you for
the next Sneak and Cleat event,
reminding you of how much you need to
either play or practice your game of Golf
and Tennis - or just get a good laugh out
of seeing Greg with a tennis racquet in his
hand and Charlie on the golf course!
Tennis (1 hour)
Double Strategic Play
Golf (2 hours)
1 hour Full Swing
1 hour of Short Game Instruction
Accepting the first 8 registered!
Register online or by calling the Tennis Pro Shop
Lunch after golf clinic at the Nicklaus snack bar by member signature
PLAYER OF THE MONTH
Steven & Beverly Garner
Steven and Beverly played in the CCL Fall Classic in October and won the
8.0 Mixed Doubles bracket! Congratulations to you two!
The Perfect Holiday Gift
Is there a special someone in your life who is feeling
particularly stressed or always complaining about that
pain in their neck or that knot in their back? A gift
certificate for a relaxing or therapeutic massage is the
perfect gift and guaranteed to be a hit:
Half-hour Massage: $40  1 Hour Massage: $65
1½ Hour Massage: $85  Heated Stone Massage: $95
Save $100 when you purchase a package of 10 massages.
All gift certificates must be redeemed within one year of purchase date
Patty Accattato, LMBT NC# 2504
CCL Sports Center (910) 264-6951
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SPORTS CENTER
EXERCISE SCHEDULE
CONGRATULATIONS!
LANDFALL 4.0 WOMEN'S SUPER SENIORS 60'S TEAM – The Landfall Ladies won the
local league (Southeast) championship and traveled to Pinehurst for the State
Championships the weekend of October 29. Though the team only won one match, we
took one court in all the other matches. We traveled to Pinehurst with the idea of having
fun and being competitive. And that we did. A team needs a little bit of luck as well.
Next year we hope to be good and lucky!
The ladies who traveled to Pinehurst included the following team members:
Gail Grotsky (Captain), Nancy Borgese, Vicky Hanes, Ellen Pearsall, Jane Pope,
Sallie Reamer, Linda Sears, Sherrill Thurston
ADULT CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP – Congratulations to our
Championship winners! Over 6 weeks of scheduling singles,
doubles, and mixed doubles matches they have come to an
end. Here are the results:
3.0 Men’s Singles – Jack Bigoness
3.5 Men’s Singles – Sean Desmond
Open Men’s Singles – Davis Bagley
3.5 Men’s Doubles – John Cunius and Dwayne Graham
70’s Men’s Doubles – Bill McConahey and Dick Adams
3.0 Women’s Singles – Daphne Davidson
4.0 Women’s Singles – Veronica Aziz
3.5 Women’s Doubles – Margaret Baggett and Shannon Lyon
CCL FALL NTRP CLASSIC – The Country Club of Landfall
Fall NTRP Classic was held over Halloween weekend in
October. We had a great turnout of 102 players.
Congratulations to the CCL players that won their brackets:
3.5 Doubles – Kimberly Batten and Mary Curry
4.5 Doubles – Valerie Owens and Sandi Littleton
8.0 Mixed Doubles – Steven and Beverly Garner
MONDAY
7-7:55 a.m. 8-8:55 a.m. 9-10 a.m.
10-11 a.m.
Strictly Strength (Anne)
Cardio Interval (Lynn)
Fit 4 Life Cardio/
Strength (Lynn)
Pilates Foundations (Jamie)
TUESDAY
7-7:55 a.m. 8-8:55 a.m. 9-9:55 a.m.
5-6 p.m.
Core-n-Stretch (Jackie)
Pump & Sweat (Marie)
ZUMBA (Jackie)
Yoga (Kathy)*
WEDNESDAY
7-7:55 a.m.
8-8:55 a.m.
9-10 a.m.
4-5 p.m.
Strictly Strength (Tami)
Pilates (Tami)*
Fit 4 Life Cardio/
Strength (Lynn)
Fundamentals of Yoga
(Marissa)
ZUMBA (Jackie)
THURSDAY
7-7:55 a.m. 8-8:55 a.m. 9-9:55 a.m.
5-6 p.m.
Core-n-Stretch (Jackie)
Step On It! (Tami)
Pilates (Tami)*
Yoga (Dana)*
10-11 a.m.
FRIDAY
7-7:45 a.m. 8-8:55 a.m.
9-10:30 a.m.
10:30-11:30 a.m.
SATURDAY
8-8:55 a.m.
9-9:55 a.m.
Strictly Strength (Marissa)
Pump & Sweat (Marissa)
Gentle Yoga (Noelle)*
Fit 4 Life Cardio/
Stretch (Lynn)
Yoga-lates (Donna)*
ZUMBA (Jackie)
*nominal charges for these classes
See detailed class descriptions on the
CCL website.
FITNESS COMMITTEE SURVEY RESULTS
Membership Category: 60% Full | Sports 39% | Social 1%
Age Groups: 19.5% Under 50 | 77.6% 51-74 | 2.8% Over 75
Usage per week: 16% - 5+ | 62% - 2-5 | 8% - 0-1 | 13.6% - 2-3 times per month
Appearance: 95.8% Good to Excellent
Equipment: 94% Good to Excellent
Availability of Equipment:
91% Good to Excellent
Exercise Class: 91% Good to Excellent
Class Schedule/Size: 76% Good to Excellent
Overall Satisfaction: 92% Good to Excellent
Members who've used a trainer: 45%
Trainer satisfaction: 99% Very Satisfied
& Satisfied
These results showed that members were very happy with the operation of the Fitness
Facility. Based on survey results, we will be introducing additional Foundation classes
and adjusting times where possible to meet member requests. Space remains an issue for
future class possibilities and will be addressed as capital improvements become feasible.
CHRISTMAS NOTICE:
Please note that there will be regular
classes on Christmas Eve and NO classes
on Christmas day. Regular classes resume
the day after Christmas. Happy Holidays
and Happy New Year from the CCL
Group Exercise Team!
NEW CLASSES
There are two new classes on the group
exercise schedule. Mondays at 10 a.m. is
Pilates Foundations with Jamie. Wednesday at 10 a.m. is Fundamentals of Yoga
with Marissa. These classes are designed
to introduce you to yoga and pilates or
to refresh you on the basics. Mark you
calendars and come give the classes a try.
Jamie and Marissa are new to Landfall
and would love to get to know you.
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CLUB
WELCOME
NEW MEMBERS!
Rogih Yazgi (Full)
1979 Eastwood Rd.
Wilmington, NC 28403
Haywood & Hae Newkirk (Sports)
1403 Airlie Rd.
Elle - 7
Hayley - 6
Notes from the Board
October 20, 2010
MEMBERSHIP
• The Board approved one new Provisional Full Member and one new Sports Member.
Also approved were five downgrades: four Full to Sports and one Sports to House.
• Approval was granted to offer a Junior "B" Full Membership to those in the 20-29 age
range with dues set at $330 family and $260 single and with no Membership Fee until
age 30. Initiation fee financing for all Junior Full Members under age 40 was
established to be paid over ten years without interest.
• A proposal from the Membership Committee to establish a senior Founding Members
category was referred to the Finance Committee for evaluation and report back to the
Board for consideration at the November 2010 Meeting.
Check the online directory for
contact info and help to welcome
these new members!
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
• The Board approved the purchase of new china for Food & Beverage not to exceed $7,825.
• The inoperable divider wall in the Ballroom will be replaced not to exceed $2,900.
• The pump-up for the rest station at Pines #5 will be replaced not to exceed $2,700.
Looking for a
LRCP
• After consultation with legal counsel and CCL's commercial bankers, it was determined
that the existing remaining unpaid loan balance of the LRCP authorized and incurred
indebtedness of approximately $700,000 will be modified and recast as a term obligation.
The final repayment terms will be communicated to the Membership in December.
QUICK &
EASY GIFT?
Through November and December the
Sports Center Café will be offering holiday
gift baskets for purchase. All baskets offer
one bottle of wine, cookies, candies, nuts,
pretzels, mints and more.
There will be a limited availabilty of
gift baskets on hand.
To guarantee baskets in advance,
please call the Sports
Center Cafe today
to reserve:
256-7632
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
• The Board reviewed and reaffirmed the prototype of Landscaping Agreement prepared
by CCL's counsel and adopted by the Board at its September 16, 2010 Meeting to be used
uniformly with adjacent landowners.
• The Board approved a new Policy Statement for Golf Outings at the Club that sets the
parameters for additional usage of the Club facilities for revenue within operating and
IRS guidelines, but which also takes into account the need to balance usage by Members
and stress on the golf courses.
• In order to assure compliance with Internal Revenue Code guidelines and limitations and
to protect the Club's "private" status and current tax exemptions, as from January 1, 2011,
CCL will not accept corporate or business checks in payment of Members' fees, dues and
other obligations.
• The Board adopted a Policy on Raising Policy Issues and Procedures for Consideration
by the Board to attempt to assure transparency and fair processes for both those with major
concerns to be brought to the Board and for the Board's deliberations.
$45++
For multiple gift
basket requests,
please allow 24-48
hours for preparation.
GO PAPERLESS!
Did you know the Breeze is available online?
Go Green, sign up for the Online Newsletter
opt-in group, and be the first to see
the newsletter every month!
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Parent/Child clinic, 2 p.m.
19
Parent/Child clinic, 2 p.m.
KC Vacation Week
Giant Play Date, 1-3 p.m.
(Dye)
KC Vacation Week
Giant Play Date, 1-3 p.m.
(Dye)
Full Swing clinic, 4:30 p.m.
ACE/ACE 2, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
ACE/ACE 2, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Dance Class, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
ACE/ACE 2, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
30
ACE/ACE 2, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
29
KC Gingerbread House
Decorating, 3:30 p.m.
.
Men’s Monday Night
Tennis - Football, 6 p.m.
Tennis clinics, 9-11 a.m.
22
28
ACE/ACE 2, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
21
ACE/ACE 2, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Holiday Social Hour,
6 p.m.
23
Jr. Tennis clinics, 3:30-6:30p.m.
SC Café Closed
NYE Party
in the Tavern, 9 p.m.
Special Prix Fixe Dinner
in the MDR, 6 p.m.
New Year’s
31Family
Eve Party, 5 p.m.
Shotgun, 9 a.m.
Nicklaus Closed
Christmas Eve
CCL Club Services
closed at 2 p.m.
Christmas Eve To Go
11 - 1 p.m.
SC Café Closed
24Holiday Dye Course
Lobster Night in the
Dining Room, 6 p.m.
KC Dinner “The Santa
Claus”, 6 p.m.
17
Dining Room, 6 p.m.
Tennis clinics, 8:30-11 a.m.
10
KC Lego Club, 3:30 p.m.
16
Tennis Holiday Party,
6 p.m.
Jr. Tennis clinics, 4-6:30 p.m.
Dance Class, 3:30-4:30 p.m..
9 Tennis clinics, 9-11 a.m.
KC Dinner “How the
Grinch Stole Xmas, 6 p.m.
Dining Room, 6 p.m.
3Tennis clinics, 8:30-11 a.m.
Friday
KC Gingerbread House
Decorating, 3:30 p.m.
Hannakuh
2
Thursday
15
Holiday Wine Tasting,
6:30 p.m.
Golf Holiday Sale, 4-6 p.m.
Dye & Nicklaus Shops
8
27
Hannakuh begins
at sundown
1
Wednesday
14
KC Cookie Club, 3:30 p.m.
7
Drop-In Child Care
Monday - Thursday
from 8-11 a.m.
$8 per hour for 1st child,
$6 for 2nd child
No reservations needed
Tuesday
20
Jr. Tennis clinics, 3:30-5 p.m.
13
Family Dinner with
Santa, 5 p.m.
12
Your Pet & Santa
Photo Shoot, 2-4 p.m.
6
Nicklaus Course
Monday 8:30 - 11 a.m.
Tuesday - Sunday open 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
*Shops open at 7 a.m.
Parent/Child clinic, 2 p.m
5
Monday
Dye Course
Tuesday closed
Wednesday - Monday open 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Sunday
DECEMBER 20 1 0
All Club Services
Closed
Christmas Day
25
Jr.Tennis clinics,11a.m.-1p.m.
Score Better clinic, 10 a.m.
Junior Golf clinic, 9 a.m
18
The Greg &
Charlie Show
10 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.
11
Caddyshack Party,
7 p.m.
Score Better clinic, 10 a.m.
4
Saturday
2
9
Sunday
Jr. Cotillion, Ages 8-14
4-5 p.m. (SC)
4-5 p.m. (SC)
16
4-5 p.m. (SC)
23
4-5 p.m. (SC)
30
4-5 p.m. (SC)
Wednesday
Thursday
JANUARY 2011
Tuesday
Drop-In Child Care
Monday - Thursday
from 8-11 a.m.
$8 per hour for 1st child,
$6 for 2nd child
No reservations needed
Friday
Monday
Dye Course
Tuesday closed
Wednesday - Monday open 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Nicklaus Course
Monday 8:30 - 11 a.m.
Tuesday - Sunday open 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
*Shops open at 7 a.m.
KC Dinner TBA, 6 p.m.
7
Dining Room, 6 p.m.
6
5
KC Cookie Club, 3:30 p.m.
4
3
Dining Room, 6 p.m.
14
12
13
11
Wine Tasting, 6 p.m.
10
KC Craft Class TBA
Social Hour, 6 p.m.
21
20
19
18
Dining Room, 6 p.m.
17
1
8
Saturday
Jr. Tennis clinics,
11 a.m. -1 p.m.
SC Café Closed
Jr. Tennis clinics,
11 a.m. -1 p.m.
15
Jr. Tennis clinics,
11 a.m. -1 p.m.
22
Jr. Tennis clinics,
11 a.m. -1 p.m.
Father-Daughter
Snow Ball
Jr. Tennis clinics,
11 a.m. -1 p.m.
29
Dining Room, 6 p.m.
28
27
Wine Tasting, 6 p.m.
26
KC Craft Class TBA
25
24
Men’s Monday Night Tennis Football, 6 p.m.
31
Men’s Monday Night Tennis Football, 6 p.m.
COMMUNITY
26.2 Miles Of March Madness
March 20, 2011
Regardless if your ACC team makes it to the Final Four, this is a great excuse for a
party! Over exposure to basketball in March drives many to madness, so keep your
basketball jersey on from the night (or week) before and come out marathon
morning and release some of your exhilaration (or exasperation) by cheering on the
runners. Alumni groups have already been contacted to take over aid stations
outside Landfall, but Landfall residents need to show ‘em how it’s really done!
Put on your school logo, grab your fellow alumni, decorate your yard with your
team’s colors and have a front-yard breakfast party, or volunteer to man an aid station or a street corner in Landfall. We need your help and the runners really appreciate your enthusiasm. By far, the majority of letters that were received from runners
this past spring extolled their positive experiences while running through Landfall.
Let’s raise the bar and make 2011 even better!
Kenan Chapel's
2010 Holiday Program
– December 5 at 5 p.m. –
Reception to follow Dye Clubhouse
Complimentary tickets are available two
weeks prior to the event at the NE Branch
of the New Hanover County Library.
MAYOR'S BRUNCH
Sunday, January 23, 2011 at noon
e
The annual Mayor's Brunch with
mayor Bill Saffo will take place at the
Landfall Clubhouse. Mark the date.
Robert Burns' Birthday
The Great Oaks Club
by Maria Johnson
The busy holidays are upon us. Our Holiday Tea and Landfall House Tour is on
Wednesday, Dec. 8 at 2:30 p.m. If you haven't called the club for your reservation, be sure
to do so. Those who are not Landfall club members can send a check to Cecile Blankenhorn at 2009 Seawind Lane. The cost is $13 and the check is made out to Great Oaks.
Following our tea, Ann Jones will hand out directions to the homes of our gracious hosts.
Please remember, this event is open to members of Great Oaks only.
On Saturday, Dec. 11, we invite friends and family of Great Oaks members to
New Bern to experience an 18th century Christmas celebration. We will leave from the
Arboretum gate at 3:15p.m. and arrive in New Bern in time to walk around town before
enjoying supper at Stanly Hall Cafe, 247 Craven St. At 8 p.m. we are due to tour Tryon
Palace, which is decorated for the season. There will be performances by the Tryon Palace
Fife and Drum Corps, the Jonkonnu troupe and an assortment of other performers. The
evening ends with a fireworks display over the south lawn. We expect to depart about
9:30 p.m. The cost of the bus and tour tickets will be $50 a person, if we have 25 people.
If we have more join us, the cost will be adjusted. Supper will include a choice of three
entrees, dessert and a beverage and will cost $25 a person, exclusive of bar drinks.
Checks will be made out to Great Oaks and sent to Cecile Blankenhorn.
The trip to Atlanta will be April 27-30. The approximate base price will be
$380 for 3 nights lodging, the bus, a home tour, tour of the Governor's Mansion, snacks,
boxed lunch, Swan House and a tip for our bus driver. There will be itinerary choices and
a $100 non-refundable deposit will be due in January. It sounds like a great trip!
Dr. Errante was our guest speaker for October and he was wonderful. He began
his presentation playing selections of past Wilmington Symphony Orchestra events. We
heard opera, jazz, broadway tunes, a spanish guitar and the full orchestra. He plans to
continue to improve both the quality and variety of the music offered. On December 4
and 5, he will present a very ambitious undertaking, Hansel and Gretel.
Remember, you can join us at anytime to enjoy these monthly programs. The cost is
only $25 a year. Our food donations will be going to the Good Shephard this month.
January 15, 2011 at 6 p.m.
Landfall Clubhouse
You don’t need a hint of Gaelic
blood in you to enjoy the
celebration of Robert Burns’
birthday on January 15 at 6 p.m.
You’ll have a good time at this
rousing event sponsored by the
Scottish Society of Wilmington.
There will be lots of Scottish
music and dancing, presentation
of the haggis, door prizes, toasts,
a few quotes from some of Burns’
poetry, plenty of refreshments and
a silent auction.
Price for the evening is $47.50 for
Scottish Society members,
$55 for non-members, which
includes dinner and entertainment.
Reservations are required and
must be in by January 13. Contact
CCL to make reservations and put
it on your club bill. Scottish attire,
black tie or business suit are all
appropriate. Cash bar or put it on
your club bill.
This is the major fund-raiser for
the Scottish Society of Wilmington.
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CLUBHOUSE DIRECTORY
LANDFALL CLUBHOUSE
(910) 256-8411
Bob Jahnes
ext. 102
Marcelo Joffe
ext. 108
Melissa Kirkby
ext. 111
Lee Casteen
ext. 107
Kelli Miller Lazzaro
ext. 106
Lisa Heward
ext. 112
Jamie Thompson
ext. 109
Nicole Saunders
ext. 144
Bobby Zimmerman
ext. 117
Jessica Shaver
ext. 137
General Manager
Club Manager
Human Resources Director
Controller
Membership Director
Membership Coordinator
Banquet Director
Wine Club Manager
Executive Chef
The Breeze/
Member Communications
Presorted
First-class mail
US postage paid
Wrightsville
Beach, NC
Permit No. 37
800 Sun Runner Place
DINING RESERVATION LINE (910) 256-7641
DYE GOLF COURSE
NICKLAUS GOLF COURSE
FAX
Sara Bush
Head Golf Professional
(910) 256-9050
(910) 256-7635
(910) 256-4785
ext. 114
ext. 252
Greg Guman
Director of Instruction
(910) 509-2100
TEE TIME LINE
DRYSDALE SPORTS CENTER (910) 256-7625
Nikki Johnson
Sports Center Director
Director of Tennis
Jon Ingham
SWIMMING POOL
CAFE
(910) 256-7627
(910) 256-7632
MASSAGE THERAPY
Patti Accattato
(910) 264-6951
LMBT
GOLF COURSE
MAINTENANCE
Jeff Mack
Dye Course &
Golf Shop
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday - Monday
7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Shop opens at 7 a.m.
Charlie Owens
Head Tennis Professional
HOURS OF OPERATION
(910) 256-9032
Director of Golf Course &
Grounds Operation
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES
Judy Mitchell
Director of Children’s Activities
[email protected]
LANDSCAPING
(910) 256-7669
SECURITY
(910) 256-5311
Please contact Suzi Motley with any billing
questions at 256-8411 ext. 105
To email a staff member, please use this format:
[email protected]
Don’t forget to visit the Member side of the website!
Just use your “MemberNumber-0” and
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your “last name”
Sports Center Café
Saturday - Thursday
9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Friday
9 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Nicklaus Course &
Golf Shop
Monday
8:30 - 11 a.m.
Tuesday - Sunday
7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Shop opens at 7 a.m.
19th Holes
Sports Center Pro Shop
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Saturday
8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Sunday
9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
(Weather and use permitting)
Tuesday- Sunday
11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Closed Monday
Clubhouse Lunch Services
Clubhouse Dinner Services
Tuesday-Saturday
11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Sunday Brunch
11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Dinner menu is available all day.
Monday Closed
Except for Special Sporting Events
Tuesday-Sunday
5 - 9 p.m.
Members’ Tavern
Members’ Tavern
Dining Room & Grill Room
Thursday-Saturday
6 - 9 p.m.

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