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Sportsline
TheSportsClubFourSeasons.com
March/April/May 2006
Get Ready for
One of the Most
Exciting Weeks
at The Sports Club!
May 7-14, 2006
Top Ten at The Club – page 2
The Sports Club at the Four Seasons Resort
Easter Happenings – page 8
New Sunday Brunch– page 9
4200 North MacArthur Boulevard, Irving, Texas 75038
Chairman’s Corner – Bob Swanson, Chairman of the Board
The first few months of the year are a busy time for the Board and Committees. They have been at work completing their game plans for 2006, to better serve our membership and enhance your experience at our Club.
The Social Food & Beverage Committee, under the leadership of Robert Cooksey, are working on ways to
improve your experience in the beautiful Member Lounge. The Fitness Committee chaired by Shiek Shah,
continues to evaluate and upgrade our fitness facility including both cardio and audiovisual equipment.
The Tennis Committee, under the guidance of Marsha Tokerud, has lined up an exciting tournament schedule as well as new
social events for the tennis enthusiast. Golf Services, under the command of Mike Gunn and the Golf Service Committee, have
published the 2006 tournament schedule and continue to work on improving your golf experience. Golf Greens Committee,
headed by Rick Mills, continues to refine the “We Care” program while working closely with the greens staff to ensure quality
course conditions. The Handicap Committee, led by chairman Bob Sander, maintains their focus to protect the integrity of our
handicap system.
As of this writing, your Board is finalizing its goals for the year. We will continue to focus on bringing our members a premiere
private club experience. Thank you for your support!
Tournament images by Mark Humphries, Photography
Please Welcome… JAMIE SINGER,
MEMBER RELATIONS MANAGER
We are pleased to announce Jamie Singer as the
new Member Relations Manager. Jamie most
recently graduated from Southern Methodist
University with a Master’s Degree. She is an
active member of the Dallas philanthropic community and comes to use with
a background in resort/golf marketing and event planning.
On the Cover:
The EDS Byron Nelson Championship
Mark your calendar …
It will be here before you know it!
See page 5 for more pictures from 2005.
Jamie can be reached at 972-717-2526 or [email protected].
Club Management
Restaurants
Club Information
Executive Office
Rob Cowan, Club Manager
Sheryl Pickle, Office Manager
Jamie Singer, Member Relations Manager
Robert Graney Jr., Director of
Club Food and Beverage
Brian Sommer, Byron's Member Lounge Manager
Edgar Kano, Club Chef
Sales
Board of Governors
Tim Powers, Director of Sales
Michael Hirtzel, Membership Sales Manager
Amy Crowell, Golf Sales Manager
Bill Good
Sherri LeVan
Rocco Macri
David Myhill
Mike Puls
Jeff Schueler
Nancy Sido
Bob Stegall
*Bob Swanson
Membership Services/Executive Office 972-717-2525
Fitness Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-717-2560
Kids Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-717-2570
Golf Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-717-2530
Tennis Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-717-2540
Spa & Salon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-717-2440
Locker Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-717-2468
Private Reserve Line . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-717-2591
Club Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 972-717-2520
Golf
Paul Earnest, Director of Golf
Kevin Golding, CWV Head Professional
Tim Cusick, Director of Golf Instruction
Jay Winegar, Junior Golf Director
Angelyn Horrell, Director of Retail
Scott Miller, Director of Golf
and Landscape Operations
TJ Heutzenroeder, TPC Superintendent
Rusty Wilson, CWV Superintendent
Byron’s Member Lounge
Racquets
Monday-Saturday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Lunch Service: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Tennis
Robin Scott, Director of Sports
Carrie Rogers, Fitness Manager
Monday-Friday, 5:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday, 6:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Monday-Friday, 7:00 a.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Saturday, 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Sunday, 7:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Robin Scott, Director of Sports
John Mullman, Director of Tennis Instruction
Jennifer Johnson, Sports Manager
Matt Ogle, Junior Tennis Director
Fitness
Club Schedule
Fitness and Tennis Facility
Kids Club
4200 North MacArthur Boulevard
Irving, Texas 75038
972.717.2525
Kids Club
Jill Gellepes, Kids Club Manager
Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Group Exercise Schedule
The Group Exercise Schedule may be picked up
at Membership Services or viewed on the Fitness
Section of TheSportsClubFourSeasons.com.
Hours may vary on holidays and for special events.
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Club Scene
Top Ten
– Rob Cowan, Club Manager
We’re on to something big...I am so excited
at this moment to see the transformation
that our Club is going through. It reminds
me of the phrase used in the automotive
industry, “Best in Class.” If there was a
similar ranking in the club industry, I’m confident that we would be
“Best in Class” for private clubs.
I feel the pride of our members growing. Just in the comments
and overwhelming success of the new Byron’s Member Lounge,
I know we are headed in the right direction. The casual elegance
of the new lounge coupled with the high energy of our staff has
contributed to a 30 percent increase in its use. Just wait until the
new patio with outdoor dining opens – I can only imagine the
jostling for tables on those sunny days in May!
One long-time member said to me, “I was blown away by the new
lounge. It was so much more than I ever expected it would be.”
That is exactly what we plan to keep delivering to the membership – more than you expect. I promise you will see the same
attention to design and function that you see in the new lounge in
everything that is yet to come.
The new Eleven banquet room will be “dressy” – you’ll feel
special just sitting in it and taking in the view of TPC No. 1.
The new Pro Shop will take golf fashion and personal shopping
assistance to a new level. The addition of the clock tower is
certain to become an icon at the Club. It literally towers over the
roofline as a constant reminder of the importance of our leisure
time. And, the Byron Nelson Hall of Honor will be a fitting
tribute to our friend and fellow Club member.
Best in Class? You can count on it!
Ten Things to Experience this Spring
at The Sports Club
1. Make plans to go to Four Seasons Costa Rica! Upgrade to golf and pack your bags.
2. Discounts Spring up all year long with your Club 30 membership. Join now!
3. Try the Orange Zest Massage or any of the other spa
treatments for a refreshing springtime experience.
Membership privileges apply.
4. Easter Brunch at the Sports Club. It’s a hoppy occasion
for the whole family.
5. Better your golf game with SkyCaddie by Sky Golf the
GPS yardage finder, available at the new Season’s Golf
and Apparel Shop.
6. Bring a friend to a member cocktail party and show off
the new facilities .
7. Look cool sporting a complimentary Summerfest t-shirt available the first day of camp.
8. Wake the little ones out of hibernation
and join the complimentary Stretch and
Grow exercise class at Kid’s Club every
Wednesday, 11:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
9. Impress your clients! Book your next
business meeting at the hotel and receive
10 percent off food and beverage.
10. Plan a weekend away without traveling too far! Take advantage of
special member rates for room stays at Four Seasons Resort Dallas.
Costa Rica…
Refer a new golf member and receive a free trip to
Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica!
• Three nights at Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica
• Round trip airfare for two from Dallas
• Round trip transportation provided from the airport and hotel
Promotion is valid now through May 31, 2006.
Applies to new golf memberships paid in full. To refer a new member or inquire
about Sports Club membership, please contact Tim Powers at 972-717-2520 or
[email protected].
Travel valid June through November of 2006, based upon availability.
Membership News
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Sportsline March/April/May 2006
Golf
Jay’s Juniors
– Jay Winegar, Junior Golf Director
Internet Score Posting
Be the first to post your stealer
scores online at www.GHIN.com.
Visit the GHIN website and
follow the prompts.
Get your junior in the swing of things this year! The Four Seasons Junior Golf Team, led
by Junior Golf Director Jay Winegar, is available to children of golf members ages 5 and
older. Team members enjoy 16 hours of group instruction and one private lesson per
month, and compete in local North Texas PGA tournaments. This year’s Team Captain is
Tayler Diepholz.
For more information regarding the Junior
Golf Program, please contact Jay Winegar at
972-717-2530.
Junior Golf Tournament Schedule:
Spring Parent Junior
March 26
Results
The Dallas Morning News will no
longer be posting results in hard
copy, all golf results will be
posted at DallasNews.com except
Hole-In-One’s which will be
listed in both places.
Junior Club Championship
August 5 & 6
Fall Parent Junior
October 8
Tayler Diepholz at the Texas Cup Invitational,
Unv. Of Texas Golf Club
Golf & Landscape Operation
– Scott Miller, CGCS, Director of Golf
and Landscape Operations
This Spring, to ensure the healthiest possible turfgrass, there are many
cultural practices we will be taking to promote good growth. Aeration
is one of the most important. This year, we will do a lot more aeration,
as we will do the greens, as well as the fairways, tees, collars and
roughs. On the greens, we will aerate with the deep drill machines at ten inches deep, followed
by the one-inch center core aeration at a standard depth of four inches. This double aeration
serves two purposes as the deep drill aerates ten inches down breaking any layering and compaction, while the standard one-inch center core aeration aerates four inches deep to remove the
soil profile. We are actually removing 19 percent of the green’s root zone mix during this
process. We then apply sand topdressing and brush the sand into the holes. This allows us to
help modify the root zone profile by adding new sand to the root zone mix, thus relieving any
compaction and promoting the new root growth from the bentgrass.
We will aerate the tees in March, and this year are also adding collars, fairways and even the
roughs to the mix. We will aerate the tees all at once, aerate the collars with the greens, and aerate
several fairways each week throughout March and early April. You will see many holes with plugs
of soil in the fairways, a mower mulching the plugs, as well as a blower or vacuum cleaning up
the debris. The big push to aerate more this year is because our soils have become very compacted and difficult to grow quality grass. So we will aerate to loosen the soil and allow roots to grow
deeper and thicker, thus cultivating a healthier and higher quality grass.
In May, we will prepare for the
Deep Drill/ 1” Center Core Aeration Half of Each Grn - TPC . . .February 27-28
EDS Byron Nelson Championship,
Deep Drill/ 1” Center Core Aeration of Greens - CWV . . . . . . . . . . . March 6-7
put the finishing touches on the
Aerate tees TPC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .the week of March 14
course, and clean up after.Keep your
Aerate tees CWV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .the week of March 20
ball out of the rough; we do expect a
Deep Drill/ 1” Center Core Aeration Half of Each Grn - TPC . . . .March 27-28
thick penalizing rough.
Aerate fairways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .throughout March and early April
The Greens Committee has been
busy with their commitment to making the golf courses better, the Hole Monitoring program, the
We Care program and increasing communication to the membership through the Greens
Committee website, http://greenshmp.dtcreate.com all support this effort. Your support is truly
appreciated. See you on the courses.
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Golf
An Earnest Opinion
Upcoming Golf Events
– Paul Earnest, Director of Golf
MGA Cottonwood Cup
Traditionally, the Spring newsletter contains messages of renewal
– goal setting, committee vision, action plans, and simply plants
coming to life after the winter season. For the golf staff, Spring
is an exciting time. Being part of an organization that continually
improves its products and services is an energizing place to work. While today we are
still wearing hard hats in our golf Pro Shop, our vision is starting to take shape. The
golf locker room improvements, the reinvigoration of the fitness center, the completion
of the lake on TPC 18, and most recently, Byron's Member Lounge each provides a
glimpse of the ongoing commitment that our Club is a special place. In the months
ahead, I will describe to you our formal three-year golf course improvements plan
which will begin this August – it is a plan that is certain to give renewal to both of our
golf courses and give our members great pride.
Save the Date!
Start planning for the EDS Byron Nelson Championship Week
Sunday, May 7 – Sunday, May 14
Quick Facts
Charity:
2005 Champion Ted Purdy with Byron Nelson.
Salesmanship Club Youth and Family Centers
Purse:
$6.2 million with $1,116,000 awarded to the champion
2005 Champion:
Ted Purdy
March 4 & 5 CWV
8:00 a.m. Shotgun
Players will be drafted into one of four teams. Players
will then play head to head using a modified stableford
scoring system. Entry will include a tee gift, skins pot,
closest to the pin, awards and lunch.
WGA Ringer
March 11 & 12 TPC
9:00 a.m. Tee Times
How about a second chance in golf! The Ringer
is all about improving on your first round score
to create the ultimate low round. Sign up
through the WGA or the Sports Club website.
WGA Member Guest
April 7 & 8 CWV
Friday will be a practice round followed by a
cocktail party with skills and games. Saturday
will be tournament day. Watch for your invitation
from the WGA.
MGA 1/2 Day Member Guest
May 5 CWV
2:00 p.m. Shotgun.
Open to all MGA members. This is a great opportunity
to bring a guest to play PGA Tour tournament conditions. The event will be best ball team format with
skins, closest to the pin and complimentary beer.
Post Nelson
May 15 TPC
1:00 p.m. Shotgun
Don’t miss the experience of playing Sunday
PGA Tour conditions. This great team event
includes closest to the pins, tee gift, lunch and
awards. Here is your chance to create a dream
team of four or sign up individually.
The Club Championships
May 19–21 CWV
Tee times from 1:00 p.m. on Friday, May 19 for
the Championship flights only, tee times from
7:30 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday for all other
flights. Players will be flighted according to
handicap index. Entry will include tee gifts,
awards and lunch.
For more information about any of
these events or to sign up please visit
www.TheSportsClubFourSeasons.com or call
the Pro Shop at 927-717-2530.
Spectators gather at one of many
favorite vantage points, the #17 tee.
Paul Earnest and Jay Winegar
during the 2005 ProAms.
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Tennis
Sports Shorts...
– Robin Scott, Director of Sports
Singles Club Championships: Get your game ready for the Singles
Club Championship scheduled for March 30 – April 1. Matchplay
will be outdoors with the finals scheduled for 5:00 p.m. on
Saturday, April 1. There will be Open “A” and “B” Divisions in both Men’s and Women’s
matchplay. Following the final tennis matches there will be a “Party on the Patio” which
includes a reception, buffet dinner and awards presentation.
Brent Haygarth will once again serve as Tournament Director. Sign up by March 28 in
Johnathan Raroque, Katy Wilbur,
and Paulina Cardenas
Seasons Sports Shop.
Tennis Happy Hours: The January and February events were a great success with an
average of over 40 tennis players each night. Join us for our upcoming Tennis Happy
Hours on March 24 and April 21. Don't miss out on the fun!
Fit for Golf: There is still time to attend the highly successful Fit For Golf class. This
class, held Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m., has received great support from the golfing community,
averaging 20 participants per session. This is your chance to gain strength and flexibility
for golf before the season starts.
Devising A Winning Game Plan
Julie and Cory Albracht
– John Mullman, Director of Tennis Instruction
When playing a match, how should you go about devising a winning game plan? Firstly, you should always play to your strengths.
Your game plan should be to put yourself in a position to hit from
the base line or get to the net if that is what you do best. Secondly,
you need to find your opponents number one glaring weakness. He
or she might not hit their backhand as well, or they might not be
very productive hitting volleys at the net. This way of approaching your match play will
increase your odds of being successful on the court. Remember, do what you do best on
the court and keep beating up on the weakest element of your opponent’s game. Good Luck
Jennifer Davis, Beth Prewitt, Martha
Parrish, and Laura Hansen
and Have Fun on the Courts!!
Summerfest 2006
Junior Camps and Classes
at The Sports Club
Hayden McQuay, Brent Haygarth,
Brandon Coupe - ATP Tour Player
and Justin Gimelstob - ATP Tour Player
Camp Registration Kick Off:
March 10
Indoor Tennis Courts #3
4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Complimentary Ice Cream!
Camps Offered May 30 thru August 7
Top Quality Children’s Programming with Certified Expert Professional Instructors
Sign up early for Summer Camps! Space is Limited
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Fitness
Racquetball Leagues
Exercise Tip – Andrew Reyes, Personal trainer
Looking for a way to shake up your cardiovascular routine?
Try starting on a treadmill set to a grade of 1.0 and a moderate to brisk walking speed. With
each passing minute, add one degree while keeping the speed constant. Continue repeating
this each minute until you reach a grade of 15. After reaching this summit, decrease the
grade by one each minute until you reach the original starting point. Shake up your exercise
routine to avoid boredom, promote cardiovascular endurance and muscle growth.
2006 Club Singles Racquetball Championship Results
Monday Evening
Beginning March 27
4:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Round robin format for all levels of play
Wednesday Morning
Women’s Racquetball
Beginning March 29
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Round robin format for all levels of play
Tuesday and Thursday
“Early Bird”
Beginning March 28
6:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.
Round Robin format for all levels of play
Arrange your own match
Saturday Morning
Men’s and Women’s
Double Racquetball
Beginning March 25
10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Round robin for all open
A & B players
“Softball” Squash Leagues
A Division
C Division
Champion: Rex Billings
Runner-up: Frank Morogiello
Consolation: Guillermo Trevino
Champion: Time Cheek
Runner-up: Hugo Scala
B Division
D Division
Champion: Ricardo Brauer
Runner-up: Doug Overbeck
Consolation: Al Sikes
Champion: Heinz Simon
Runner-up: Mark Finlayson
2006 Club Softball Squash Championship
April 10 – April 13, 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.
All divisions of Men’s and Women’s A, B, C, D and special division of 50+
$45 per player. Includes balls, awards, snacks and refreshments. There will be a championship draw and first
round consolation. Register with Nick Thurman at 972-717-2523 by April 8.
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Monday Noon
Beginning March 27
11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Round robin format for advanced A or A+ players
Tuesday Evening
Men’s and Women’s
Beginning March 28
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Round Robin format
Beginners and intermediate players
Monday and Wednesday
Morning “Early Bird”
Beginning March 27
6:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.
Round robin format fall all levels of play
Wednesday Evening
Softball Squash League
Beginning March 29
4:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Round robin format
Entry deadline is March 25.
Intermediates to advance levels of play
League entry fee is $50 and includes balls,
awards and a player party at the conclusion of
the league. Please register at the Fitness Desk
by calling 972-717-2523.
Culinary
Easter
Brunch
Sunday, April 16
Cottonwood Ballroom
Traditional Buffet Brunch
Seatings at 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m.,
and 3:00 p.m.
$50 per person, $16 children ages 5-12
Plus tax and gratuity
Under 5 years of age complimentary
Cari and John Kelly
Member Cocktails
As always, all Sports Club members
are invited to attend monthly member
cocktails. Join us for complimentary
draft beer and hors d’oeuvres.
Be on the Look Out
for The Leprechaun!
St. Patrick’s Day
Friday, March 17
Member Lounge
6:00 p.m.
Prize for the person
wearing the most green.
(There really will be a leprechaun!)
Summers First Splash
Memorial Day Weekend
Saturday, May 27
Celebrate Summer at the opening of the Family Pool! The grill
will be fired up and the DJ will play your favorite summer tunes.
Sunday, May 28
4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Ray Davis Band performs at the
Resort Pool.
NCAA
Basketball Final
Golf School Cocktail
Thursday, April 13
Byron Nelson Golf School
6:00 p.m.
Golf demo by our professional staff.
Monday, April 3
Byron's Member Lounge
Tip off - 7:00 p.m.
Halftime Giveaways
Cinco de Mayo
Saturday, May 6
Eleven
6:00 p.m.
This will be the first member
social event held in this
spectacular new location!
Elva Firstenberg, Alicia Mancini, Vicki Redden,
Elizabeth Garrow, Marsha Tokerud, and Queene Syre
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Robin Sims, Dr. Michael Sims, Kim Osborne,
and Fern Wilkins
Culinary
Texas Meets Asia
Theme Week
Monday, February 27- Sunday, March 5
Café on the Green
Featuring entrees such as Korean inspired
Wagnyu Short Ribs, Roasted Shiitake
Stuffed Kurobuta Porkloin and Miso
Marinated Sockeye Salmon Steak.
Fabulous wine pairings.
Creative culinary dessert offerings.
New
Sunday
Brunch
Vino: Wines of the Spanish-Speaking World
Friday, March 17
Café on the Green
7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
$40 per person
Hanzell Wine Dinner
Monday, April 3
Café on the Green
7:00 p.m.
Limited to 24 quests. Please contact
Café on the Green for details regarding
this event.
The ultimate brunch experience.
Explore your culinary palette while
you create your ideal menu.
Café on the Green
Easter Brunch
$33 per person includes champagne
$16 children ages 5-12
Indulge and build your own brunch:
• Seafood Station
Wine Experience
Alicia and Fabrizio Mancini
• Build Your Own Salad
• Nori Station
• Omelets Made to Order
• Children’s Buffet Selection
Sunday, April 16
Café on the Green
Reservations available between
10:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
$64 Adults and $27 Children ages 5-12
Under 5 complimentary
Traditional buffet brunch
Ladies “Members Only”
Cooking Class
Rediscover
Byron’s
Member Lounge
The Member Lounge has many exciting
happenings in store for you this Spring.
· Patio Opening mid March
· Seasonal change of menu for
the Spring
· Saturday Chop House Night
Saturday, April 29
Café on the Green
Rocco and Judy Macri, Phyllis Slocum
Mothers Day Brunch
Sunday, May 14
Café on the Green
Reservation available between
10:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
$64 Adults and $27 Children ages 5-12
Under 5 complimentary
Traditional buffet brunch
Robert and Gail Cooksey
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Resort
Kids Club
St. Patty’s Day Kids Night In
Join us Friday, March 17 from 6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. for
“St. Patty's Day.” Children will enjoy St. Patrick's Day arts
and crafts, movie time, games, snacks and dinner! Cost is
$25 for the first child and $10 for each additional child.
Forty more villas will be built
around the 18th green
On the Horizon for Members
By the time the next issue of Sportsline is
published, the Sports Club and Resort will
have undergone a major transformation that
will vault a member's total experience into
another dimension! Here is a check list of
what is on the horizon...
Byron Nelson Hall of Honor...the new corridor
between the Pro Shop and the front entrance
of the Club will become a true point of pride
among the membership. Mr. Nelson's personal collection of memorabilia will be enlarged
and presented in a way that tells the story of
his remarkable career in golf. Facing this display will be a tribute to the past champions of
the EDS Byron Nelson Championship.
Seasons Apparel and Golf Shop..do you realize
that your award-winning shop will more than
double in size? That means it will offer more of
everything our members love - from golf apparel to jewelry and accessories and a greater
selection of golf shoes and golf caps. Retail
Merchandise Manager Angelyn Horrell has put
her heart into selecting the merchandise she
knows Sports Club members will enjoy.
Eleven...this could be the site of your next
membership cocktail, luncheon or business
meeting... the new and subtlety elegant Eleven
banquet room will offer a wonderful view of
the putting green and TPC No. 1. Located just
off the Pro Shop patio, it will feature a special
tribute to Byron Nelson's 11 PGA Tournament
victories. Call Catering at 972-717-0700 to
reserve this space.
And didn't we promise more Villas?! Forty
more villas will be built around the TPC
18th green, and it's not too early to start
reserving them for the July 4th holiday
weekend. What a view they offer for the
Four Seasons fireworks display! The villas
will be available beginning June 20.
EDS Byron Nelson Golf Championship
Kids Club will be closed the week
of May 8 - May 14 for
Kaylee O’Brien
the EDS Byron Nelson
Easter
Golf Championship. We apologize for any inconvenience
Egg Hunt
this may cause. Please call Kids Club for a list of alternaEggstravaganza!
tive day care faculties.
Join us Sunday, April 16 and hop on
Kids For All Seasons
over for the Great Easter Egg Hunt!
Kids For All Seasons will be open daily 9:00 a.m. Come to Racquets at 11:30 a.m. to sign up.
5:00 p.m. beginning Monday May 29. Join us for
exciting day camps with weekly themed activities.
The hunt will begin at 12:00 p.m. with the
Camps are offered at $45 per day per child!
Easter Bunny arriving for pictures.
Summerfest
Don’t forget your basket! Cost is $18
Get a head start on the kids’ summer activity plans! Join
each child, including Photos,
us Friday, March 10 from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. on Indoor
Egg Coloring and Hunt!
Tennis Court #3 for Summerfest 2006 registration. The
Sports Club offers camps and classes for kids of all ages
throughout the summer including golf, tennis, fitness, swimming
and cooking classes.
Contact Kid’s Club at 972-717-2570 for more information and reservations.
The Spa
Enjoy the privileges of Sports Club membership and make a habit of treating
yourself! Sports Club members receive
preferred pricing in The Spa:
30% savings
Monday – Thursday
10% savings
Friday – Sunday
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
2
Italian Night
Member Lounge 6-9 p.m.
March 2006
Saturday
Seafood Night
Sunday
4
3
MGA Cottonwood Cup
CWV, 8 a.m.
5
MGA Cottonwood Cup
CWV, 8 a.m.
Chop House Night
6
7
8
Italian Night
9
10
Summerfest Registration
Indoor Tennis #3
4:30 – 6:30p.m.
Seafood Night
13
14
15
Italian Night
16
17
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
Member Cocktail
Members Lounge , 6p.m.
11
WGA Ringer
TPC, 9 a.m.
12
WGA Ringer
TPC, 9 a.m.
Chop House Night
18
Chop House Night
19
Kids Night In
Kids Club 6:30-9:30p.m.
Wine Experience
Café on the Green 7p.m.
20
21
22
Italian Night
24
23
Tennis Happy Hour
25
Chop House Night
26
Parent-Junior Golf
Tournament, CWV
Seafood Night
27
28
29
Italian Night
31
30
Tennis Single Club
Championship
Tennis Single Club
Championship
Seafood Night
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
April 2006
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
1
2
7
WGA Member Guest Golf
Tournament, CWV
8
WGA Member Guest Golf
Tournament, CWV
9
Seafood Night
Chop House Night
14
Seafood Night
15
Chop House Night
Tennis Single Club
Championship
Chop House Night
3
Hanzell Wine Dinner
Café on the Green, 7 p.m.
5
4
6
Italian Night
NCAA Basketball Final
Byron’s Member Lounge
Tip off at 7p.m.
10
11
12
Italian Night
13
Golf School
Member Cocktail, 6 p.m.
Easter Brunch
Cottonwood Ballroom
Seating 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
16
Easter Egg Hunt
Racquets
Sign up 11:30 a.m.
Easter Brunch
Café on the Green
Seating 10:30 a.m. – 3p.m.
17
18
19
Italian Night
20
21
Tennis Happy Hour
22
Chop House Night
23
29
30
Seafood Night
24
25
26
Italian Night
27
28
Seafood Night
Ladies Member
Cooking Class
Café on the Green
Chop House Night
– 11 –
Monday
Tuesday
1
Wednesday
Thursday
3
2
Friday
4
Italian Night
8
9
15
16
10
Italian Night
11
May 2006
Saturday
5
Sunday
6
7
MGA 1/2 Day Member
Guest, CWV, 2 p.m.
Cinco de Mayo Cocktail
Member Lounge , 6p.m.
Seafood Night
Chop House Night
12
Seafood Night
12
Chop House Night
MOTHER’S DAY
Mother’s Day Brunch
Café on the Green
10:30 a.m. – 3p.m.
19
The Club Championship
CWV
20
CWV
21
CWV
Seafood Night
Chop House Night
26
Seafood Night
Family Pool Opening
7-14 EDS Byron Nelson
14
EDS Byron Nelson Championship, May 7-14
Post Nelson
TPC, 1 p.m.
22
23
17
Italian Night
24
Italian Night
18
25
28
27
Ray Davis Band, Resort
Pool, 4 – 8 p.m.
Chop House Night
29
30
SportsLine Editor: Jamie Singer
4200 North MacArthur Boulevard
Irving, Texas 75038
972-717-2525
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Italian Night

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