Community News - Hampton Hall Club

Member Newsletter ~ January 2011
Upcoming Golf &
Community Events
New Fitness Classes
beginning in January
Pomegranate Recipe
from Chef John
Visit our Club website at
www.hamptonhallclubsc.com.
170 Hampton Hall Boulevard, Bluffton, South Carolina 29910
843-815-8730
Community News
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By Mary Claire Gaze
General Manager
843-815-8724
[email protected]
Manager’s Message
Dear Members,
Thank you for the overwhelming positive response to our Member meeting on December 6, 2010. With over 100
members in attendance, we were able to share our community news and entertain many questions from our
membership. Kevin Fitzpatrick from Wentworth Management addressed sidewalk concerns as well as street sign
repair and road failures. There are still no plans to address the deer population. In addition we have added speed
bumps on Glencairn and will monitor speeding more closely with a radar gun. All community common area issues
may be addressed to Kevin via e-mail or phone at any time. He will review the repairs mentioned and you can track
the progress in his weekly updates in our Tuesday blasts. Other club issues were mentioned such as shade at the
outdoor pool which will be addressed this year prior to pool season along with more umbrellas and tables. A second
request was made for more spin bikes at fitness and Bonnie has ordered them. A brief discussion regarding
collections reminded all members the importance of paying in a timely fashion to eliminate late fees, phone calls and
finance charges. There were many accolades given to Chef John and the culinary team along with a request to have
the Joint Venture remain in charge of club operations. Great news, at this time there will be no changes in either of
these areas. I am pleased to announce your club dues and golf dues will remain the same for 2011. There will not
be an increase in the service charge or trail fees either. Overall, it was a positive evening with great feedback. At
any time if I may be of assistance please give me a call, email or stop by. I wish you and your family a very happy
and safe New Year.
Those of the Pros Angel Tree
was a Huge Success!
My best,
Mary Claire Gaze
Family Style Italian Night
Sunday Evenings from 5:00 PM—7:00 PM
Bring your family around the table for
a delicious dinner together.
Those of the Pros Book Club sponsored an Angel
Tree this year at the Bluffton Library to collect
children’s books. The angel tree was so well
received that they collected 198 books, all donated
to the local Boys and Girls Club. Thank you to all
Members who donated and showed your
support.
If you would like to become a
part of this club within the
club, please contact Ginny
Meyer at [email protected]
or at 843-815-5588.
Enjoy the end of your week with 4 courses of Italian Fare
served Family Style, including Soup, Salad, Entrées and
Dessert. Each week will feature new offerings and wine
specials on Pinot Grigio and Chianti.
$15.95 per adult
$8.95 per child (ages 12 and under)
Reservations are strongly suggested. Please call
843-815-8730 to let us know you will be joining.
Those of the Pros Reading Schedule:
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
- The Saving Graces by Patricia Gaffney
- The Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrich
- The Weight of Water by Anita Shreve
- The Kitchen God’s Wife by Amy Tan
Community News
By Kendahl Mills
Membership Director
843-815-8730
[email protected]
Happy New Year from the Membership Office.
I wish you and your family a happy and
prosperous 2011.
The mild South Carolina Winter is here and the golf
course is open and ready for play! Golf Memberships are
available for anyone who wants to play golf. Hampton
Hall has six month trial memberships, annual memberships,
Junior memberships and full Equity memberships. We
would love to have you and your family as golf members.
Need an idea for your Anniversary or Valentines Day?
Give the gift of a lifetime, a Golf Membership to
Hampton Hall Club. Join as an Equity golf member and
receive the “Keys to Hampton Hall”, a bundle of fun
golf savings to use throughout the year.
If you have any questions regarding our Membership
Programs or would like to refer a friend, please call me
directly at 843-815-8730, or email
[email protected].
I look forward to seeing you at the Club!
Kendahl
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New Property Owners since November 2010.
James and Barbara Miller
Richard and Diana Kellner
Ed and Phyllis Franklin
David Carr
Steven and Jennifer Slusne
John and Geraldine Prokop
David and Dawn Pugh
Vincent and Barbara Daidone
William and Judith Ann Eyerdom
Michael and Adrienne O’Shea
Todd and Sherri Cich
Robert and Rose Carlin
Margot Umgelter
Larry and Bernadine Siemens
Andrew and Jennifer Hetzel
Stephen and Geraldine Hall
New Golf Members since November 2010.
James and Chris Daley ~ Discover Golf Members
Arnold and Barbara Gray ~ Discover Golf Members
William and Marge Perry ~ Equity Golf Members
Paul and Joan Sepulveda ~ Equity Golf Members
Toll Brothers Breaks Ground for a
New Model Home in Hampton Hall
With the recent bump in sales activity at Hampton Hall, leaving
only 17 home sites remaining, Toll Brothers has broken ground
on a Waverly model. The Waverly, which will be situated on the
16th fairway and encompass sprawling golf views, will be
available for Quick Delivery this summer, 2011.
Sales will be handled by Carson Realty, one of the area’s most
respected real estate sales companies. Toll Brothers has
partnered with Carson Realty in order to extend its outreach to
the brokerage community and provide maximum flexibility for
both buyers and brokers. “We have chosen Carson Realty to
represent all of our sales efforts in the Hilton Head market,
whether at Hampton Hall, Hampton Pointe, or within our “On
Your Lot” program, where we will build one of our award-winning
home designs in another Hilton Head area neighborhood,” said
Walt Schwartz, Toll Brothers’ South Carolina Division President.
For more information on the new Waverly quick delivery home or
other Toll Brothers opportunities in Hilton Head, please call
843-208-9000.
Community News
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By Ashleigh Whitmore
Member Relations Director &
Events Coordinator
843-815-9336
[email protected]
EVENTS & CELEBRATIONS
―The more you praise and celebrate your life, the more there is in life to celebrate.‖ - Oprah Winfrey In 2010, the
Clubhouse hosted more celebrations and parties than ever for our Members and guests: wedding ceremonies and
receptions, anniversaries, surprise birthdays, baby showers and numerous private dinners with family and
guests. We had a few quinceañeras and sweet sixteen’s, several retirement parties and even a few parties of
friends who just felt like getting together for festivities! I have loved helping to plan even in the smallest of ways
for these special events, and have gotten some great ideas from you all!
We’ve got such a beautiful clubhouse, and so many different spaces that are perfect for everything from casual to
elegant affairs. Our new outdoor pergola has been a beautiful addition for wedding ceremonies and even outdoor
cookouts, and the fire pit is always a popular spot for gatherings. Or use the Lanai (my favorite!) for a luncheon
or cocktail party. It’s all here for you to enjoy!
Oprah’s got it right (doesn’t she usually?), and there are so many great excuses to get together with your loved
ones through the years. For your next event, let’s put our heads together and help you put on a unique and
memorable celebration, no matter how grand or how intimate.
To share some fun ideas or just to start looking at the calendar, please feel free to contact me at
[email protected] or give me a call at 843-815-9336. Happy Planning!
MEMBER EVENTS
I must say, you guys are a ton of fun! When I look back on the
past year and all of the holidays and events we’ve enjoyed with
you, so many well exceeded our expectations, primarily because
of your immense support. Thanksgiving, the New Years Eve
Gala and other popular holiday events were bigger than ever.
Some of the most popular were events that Members had
suggested, including Holiday Meet the ―Kids‖ Night, Comedy
Night, and the neighborhood Scavenger Hunt. Next year we’re
researching a Murder Mystery Night and other themed parties.
Keep the ideas coming! I’m all ears and love new and creative
things to have fun and enjoying each other’s company…
celebrating the way you like to!
As you look at your calendar and check out activities at the
Club, continue to use our best communication tool: the Club
website. Go to www.hamptonhallclubsc.com for full event
calendars, details on upcoming events, dining schedules, and
check out tons of photos from past events. You can also receive
weekly news bits from around the community and clubhouse by
being our ―fan‖ on Facebook.com (Hampton Hall Club).
Community News
By John Soulia
Executive Chef
843-815-2622
[email protected]
Pomegranates
Fresh pomegranates are one of a chef’s favorite fruits to
work with in the winter. This fruit is in season from late
September until early February. They are not only delicious, but are one of the most nutritional fruits you can
eat. High in Vitamin C and Potassium, a good source of
fiber and low in calories, Pomegranate juice is high in
antioxidants that are credited with helping the prevention
of cancer and heart disease. Whether you crush fresh
pomegranate seeds (yes, you can eat the seeds) or drink
the juice, you are doing your body a favor.
Pomegranate seeds are great sprinkled over salads, fruit
desserts, ice cream, waffles, pancakes, and slaw. The
juice is good for marinades, glazes, salad dressings and
margaritas.
At this time of the year, treat yourself to the endless uses
of fresh pomegranates. Here is one to enjoy.
Pomegranate Glazed Chicken Wings
3 pounds chicken wings
1/2 teaspoon salad oil
2 teaspoons minced garlic
3 tablespoons minced fresh jalapeno chilies
1 cup pomegranate juice
1 cup cranberry juice
1/3 cup sugar
2 tablespoons cider vinegar
3 tablespoons pomegranate seeds
Salt
Rinse wings, drain and cut apart at the joints. Place in a single
layer in 10 X 15 inch nonstick pan. Bake in a 400 degree oven
until brown and crisp, about 1 hour, turning pieces
occasionally.
In a medium nonstick frying pan over high heat, stir oil, garlic,
and chilies for 2-3 minutes. Add pomegranate juice, cranberry
juice, sugar, and vinegar. Stir until sugar dissolves, bring to
boil. Boil until reduced to 2/3 cup: about 15 minutes. Drain
and discard fat from chicken wings. Pour pomegranate sauce
over wings and turn pieces. Bake until sauce thickens and
sticks to wings about 12 minutes, turning often.
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By Terrence Polcari
Food & Beverage Director
843-815-8728
[email protected]
With an extremely successful year behind us, all of
us in the Food & Beverage department are planning
on a great 2011! We are implementing many new
and exciting programs, club specials and events this
year. Of course we will continue our series of wine
and spirits tastings normally to be held on the 3rd
Thursday of each month along with a few upper
scale gourmet dinners throughout the year.
Look for Trivia Night very soon! Have dinner, then
test your quotient of useless information against
your Hampton Hall neighbors to win prizes and
claim the crown of most useless facts on the brain.
As always, if any of us in the Clubhouse may be of
assistance in any way, please do not hesitate to
contact myself or any staff member. We are eagerly
anticipating another enjoyable and eventful year
loaded with great varieties of fun, education and
excitement. On behalf of the staff and myself, we
truly look forward to seeing each of you in the
clubhouses.
Here’s to a wonderful New Year!
Terrence Polcari
F&B Director/Sommelier
Hampton Hall’s Two for $26
Every Wednesday from 6:00 PM—8:00 PM
Join us at the Community Clubhouse every
Wednesday night for Hampton Hall’s Two for
$26 dinner menu. Chef John has created a
delicious menu featuring several starters
including soups and salads to be paired with
a selection of five different entrée items.
Make your reservation by calling
843-815-8730.
Menu changes monthly for your enjoyment!
Fitness News
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By Bonnie Price
Sports Director
843-815-8740
[email protected]
Body
Makeover
Program
Start your new year off the healthy way and get involved at the
Hampton Hall Fitness Center. We have exciting new classes to help
challenge your body and great instructors to keep you motivated.
New classes include:
Tough Girl Fitness-This is an 8 week group exercise class
designed to challenge your body to reach your goals. Before
and after measurements will be taken.
Kids Fitness- This class is for kids ages 4-8. Each week the kids
will be introduced to a new type of exercise (example: Yoga,
Pilates, Polymerics etc.)
Combo Dance- This is an adult dance class combining ballet
and jazz for a great dance workout.
Golf Fitness- Try this class to strengthen your core and
improve your flexibility. This is great for all golfers.
This class is in full swing
now through spring!
Don’t wait. Call today and be
beach body ready when the
warmer weather gets here. Join
this 6 week program and enjoy
two, 45 minute workouts each
week. Diet and nutrition
counseling is included as well as
before and after body fat
measurements and weekly
weigh ins. Cost is only
$50 per week.
For additional information or to
sign up, please contact Bonnie
Price, Sports Director, at
843-815-8740.
Schedule to begin January 10, 2011
Class Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
8:00 am—
9:00 am
Cycle
Tara
Cycle
Bonnie
Yoga
Janet
Golf Fitness
Bonnie
Cycle
Bonnie
8:30 am
Yoga
Janet
9:00 am
Tone &
Strengthen
Bonnie
Cardio Core
Bonnie
Awesome Arms
& Abs
Bonnie
10:00 am—
11:00 am
Tough Girl
Workout
Camila
Water Aerobics
Bonnie
Combo Dance
Camila
Water Aerobics
Camila
20/20/20
Bonnie
3:00 pm—
4:00 pm
4:00 pm—
4:45 pm
Saturday
Tough Girl
Workout
Bonnie
Water Aerobics
Camila
30 Minutes
Stretch & Relax
Bonnie
Combo Dance
Camila
Zumba
Camila
Tone &
Strengthen
Camila
Kid’s Fitness
Bonnie
Couples Dance
Class
(Sign Up
Required)
Tennis & Spa News
By Brett Robertson
Tennis Instructor
843-816-2033
[email protected]
Weekly Tennis Schedule & Clinics
Get to know Tennis Teaching Professionals and other Members
who share your enthusiasm for tennis.
~WEDNESDAY~
Cardio Tennis
Time: 8:30 AM—9:30 AM
Description: Whether you have a tennis background or not,
join us for an exciting workout that naturally improves
your game through repetition while elevating your heart
rate. All levels welcome!
Cost: $10 per person.
Stroke & Play
Time: 9:30 AM—11:00 AM
Description: Stroke Production and Positional Play. The Pro will
work with you on a stroke and then will use it in play situations.
Cost: $20 per person
*Combine the two classes for some excellent training for only
$25 for both classes.
~SATURDAY~
Cardio Tennis
Time: 8:30 AM—9:30 AM
Description: Whether you have a tennis background or not,
join us for an exciting workout that naturally improves
your game through repetition while elevating your heart
rate. All levels welcome!
Cost: $10 per person.
Stroke & Drill Clinic
Time: 9:30 AM—11:30 AM
Description: The Pro will work with you each week on a new
stroke and execute through repeated drills. Open to all levels!
Players grouped by ability.
Cost: $20 per person
*Combine the two classes for some excellent training for only
$25 for both classes.
To sign up for any of the classes or for additional information,
please contact Brett Robertson at [email protected].
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Community
Tennis Talk
By: Tammy Winslow
The new advisory board is now in place and
looking forward to the New Year. We all owe a
great deal of thanks to the previous board for
their hard work and dedication. We would like
to take this time to inform everyone that we
have the following teams playing out of
Hampton Hall this spring season: 3.0 adult
men’s (captained by Mike Ehlen), 3.5 senior
men’s (captained by Bill Meyer), 3.0 senior
woman’s (captained by Carol Aita) and a 3.5
senior woman’s team (captained by Susie
Webster). If you have any questions regarding
the teams please contact the captains.
Due to the bad weather this month we were
not able to get our social mixer in but we are
hoping the weather will cooperate and we can
have one in January (an e-blast will go out
with further information). Happy Holidays to all
and we hope to you see you out on the courts
in the New Year!
Hampton Hall Advisory Board:
Tammy Winslow ~ Chairperson
Mary Ellen Laster ~ Vice Chairperson
Aileen Dorfman, Tisha Chafer and Mike Ehlen
~ members at large
Hampton Hall Spa Services
You are in for a treat if you have not tried our
new massage therapist Laurie Holmes. She offers
new specials each month sure to please all.
Whether you are looking for a relaxing massage,
a more aggressive sports massage or even a hot
stone massage, Laurie can accommodate your
special needs. Call Laurie at 954-439-1786 or
the Fitness Center at 843-815-8740 to
schedule an appointment.
Golf News
By Gary Otto
Head Golf Professional
843-815-8720
[email protected]
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2011
Golf Events
On behalf of the Golf Staff at Hampton Hall I would
like to thank everyone for making 2010 a great year!
In 2011 we will continue to enhance your golfing
experience. I want to thank the Men’s and Ladies’ Golf
Societies for their help in planning the events for the
upcoming year.
January
22 ~ American Cancer Society Tournament
-Gary Otto
March
11 ~ Callaway Demo Day
25-27 ~ Men’s Ryder Cup
American Cancer Society
2nd Annual Charity Event 2011
Golf Tournament & Silent Auction
Silent Auction ~ January 8—22
Charity Golf Par 3 Tournament ~ January 22
Silent Auction: Items will be displayed with descriptions
in the Community Clubhouse for two weeks ongoing
prior to the Charity Golf Tournament. The winning
Member of each item will be announced at the reception
following the tournament.
Charity Golf Tournament:
Location: Hampton Hall’s Pete Dye-designed course
Time: 10:00 am Shotgun
Format: Par 3, 18 Holes
- Beat the Pro contest for golf shop merchandise raffle
- Beverage Cart with beer, wine and snacks
- Reception ~ Community LowCountry Buffet, beer, wine
& beverages following tournament
Eligibility: All Residents of Hampton Hall and all
guests
Cost: $35 for Golf Members, $50 for Social Members
Benefits: ALL proceeds from the Silent Auction and
Tournament given to the ACS
Contact the Golf Shop to sign up at 843-815-8720 for this
inaugural Charity Event benefiting the American Cancer
Society. We thank you in advance for your participation
and support!
February
13 ~ The Loving Cup
27 ~ Walk in Our Park
April
29-1 ~ Men’s Member/Guest
May
6 ~ Ladies’ Member/Member
23 ~ Wounded Warrior
27-30 ~ Men’s Memorial Cup
June
1 ~ Men’s Exchange with Dolphin Head
5-8 ~ Course Closed for Aerification
July
4 ~ Red-White-Blue Tournament
August
15-17 ~ Course Closed for Aerification
September
9-11 ~ Captain’s Cup
16-18 ~ Club Championship
October
11 ~ Rally for a Cure
14-16 ~ South Carolina Mixed Team
21-23 ~ Men’s Member/Member
28-29 ~ Ladies’ Member/Guest
November
1-3 ~ Course Closed for Overseeding
December
3 ~ Mixed Tournament
Golf News
By Matt Sapochak
Golf Course Superintendent
843-815-8710
[email protected]
It is the time of year that our dormant greens will be painted
and approaches will be a dormant brown color. We do not
overseed greens. Overseeding is the planting of winter
grass overtop of warm season grass to give color, because
greens transition from cold weather to warmer weather
much better when not overseeded. Another reason
greens are not overseeded is so golf members do not lose
a month of great course condition due to growing in of
overseeded grass. Approaches were not overseeded this
year so Zoysia grass encroachment could be removed.
Also the decision was made not to overseed to see how
dormant approaches play. Of course we did overseed our
fairways and the grass has come in well and looks good.
In the months of January, February and March the golf
course maintenance crew will continue to work on projects.
We plan to have all the green side bunkers drainage
upgraded on the front nine and plan to do bunkers on back
nine next year. Upgrading bunker drainage will make
bunker sand more consistent. All Zoysia grass
encroachment into approaches will be removed around
greens 9, 10, 11 and 13. In addition, a tree aeration
program will start after the first of the year on the holes with
heavy soils. Tree aeration will consist of auguring 3” holes
on 3 foot spacing around the drip line area of tree. Live
Oak trees suffer from lack of air in heavy wet soils and
auguring helps to remedy the situation. When time is
available, we will continue to raise drains and sprinkler
heads. Remember, late January is the time to take soil
tests in your yard, garden or flower bed. Usually
Fertilization has not been applied in winter months and a
true soil fertility can be measured. Then a fertilization plan
can be created for the future.
In the month of March, warm season grass will begin to
green up and cool season grass will tiller and reach peak
performance. Trees will also begin to leaf out adding more
color to golf course, and by late March, golfers will
experience some of the best playing conditions of the year.
Matt Sapochak
Golf Course Superintendent
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Ready to Improve your Game?
Let your PGA Professionals help take your
game to a new level in 2011. Whether you
are just beginning or an accomplished
player, Skip and Gary have over 36 years of
experience and are dedicated to helping
you improve your game.
Lesson Rates
Individual 1 Hour Lesson ~ $50
Series of three 1 Hour Lessons ~ $120
To schedule your golf lesson please contact
the Golf Shop at 843-815-8720.
Save-the-Date
Golf Contact Information
Golf Shop Hours of Operation:
Tuesday ~ Sunday ~ 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Practice Facility Hours of Operation:
Tuesday ~ Sunday ~ 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Contact Information:
Golf Shop: Telephone ~ 843-815-8720 / Fax ~
843-815-7727
Golf Grille: Telephone ~ 843-815-8722
Mary Claire Gaze ~ General Manager ~
[email protected]
Gary Otto ~ Head Golf Professional, PGA ~
[email protected]
Skip Pratt ~ First Assistant Professional, PGA ~
[email protected]
Golf News ~ Captain’s Corner
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By Alan Prenoveau,
Men’s Golf Society
By Jenny McCord,
Ladies’ Golf Society
As we look forward to 2011, we see a lot of great golf
activities on the horizon. The first quarter of this year
will include a special event each month.
January 15 – Annual breakfast and shambles
February 18 – 20 - First ever Toll Brother’s Golf
Challenge with Brier Creek, North Carolina
March 25 – 27 – Hampton Hall’s first annual Ryder
Cup
January - Annual Breakfast and Shambles
At our annual breakfast we’ll be updating the
membership on some of the Board’s early initiatives.
Dennis Cavner and George Ragland will be updating
everyone on our progress toward reworking the
Hole-in-One program, Mark Larson will be distributing
our 2011 handbook, and we’ll have several other
important updates for the membership.
February - Toll Brothers Challenge
As I mentioned in an earlier communication, we will be
hosting the first of a home and away challenge with
the Brier Creek Golf Club in North Carolina. Mike
Balducci is our tournament chairman and he’ll be
working out the final details with his counterparts at
Brier Creek. We’ll have more information on this in the
mid-January timeframe.
March - Hampton Hall’s First Annual Ryder Cup
As of the first of the year, there will be, at most, 6
weekends left before we close off the points
accumulation and pick our Ryder Cup participants. For
those of you ‘on the bubble’, take advantage of as
many weekends as you can. You won’t want to be left
out of this event. Also, we’re still looking for a
tournament chairman for this event to work with me
on finalizing the details of what we hope will be the
first of a great new tradition. If you’re interested in
chairing this event, please contact Rod Carlson or me.
Member-at-Large Activities
George Ragland and Don Rolston, our Board
members-at-large, will be offering periodic new
member orientations. For our new members, this is a
great way to get plugged into what the HHMGS offers
and activities and events we sponsor. As always, if
anyone (HHMGS member or otherwise) would like to
discuss how we could improve the Society and its
impact on the Hampton Hall golfing experience, please
reach out to me or any of the other Board members.
We’d appreciate hearing from you.
See you on the links!
Happy 2011 from your HHLGS Board! Hope you all had
a wonderful Christmas and got everything you wanted.
Now, let’s see if we can get our focus back on our golf
games! The past year seems to have passed in a blink
and a blur, but there were several milestones. We had
a record number of hole in ones in 2010. Our
membership grew generously. We enjoyed quite a few
events and finished out the year with a very enjoyable
Holiday Luncheon. Looking forward to a lot more
milestones in the upcoming year. First, we will have a
general meeting February 22. Next, our HHLGS
Interleague play will begin in February, followed by our
March Madness event. We also have plans to put
together a HHLGS and HHMGS combined event early in
the year. Details on all of these events will be lined out
in the weekly newsletter. Please take the time to get
involved in your golf society in the upcoming year and
let’s make this year even better!
Golf News
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Principles of the Rules of Golf
By: Dick Titus, MGS Golf Handicap Chairman
Knowledge of the Rules of Golf is critical to understanding the options available to us in our golf
games. The rules of golf are slightly different for stroke and match play events, and it is important to
know the differences. This month starts a new season of club match play events, so we will examine
a couple of rules and rule situations that may arise in these club matches. The scenarios examined
illustrate that an understanding of the rules is essential to understanding your options in sticky
situations.
SCENARIO 1: During a match play event, Gino was unhappy about the putt he missed on the last
green to tie the hole. Upon arriving at the teeing ground, Gino still has the honor. Still unhappy and
not paying attention, he tees his ball and makes his shot at the white tee location. These tees are at
least three club-lengths behind the advantage tee markers being played in the match.
Michael points out to Gino that his ball was played from outside the established teeing ground.
What should the outcome of Gino’s actions be?
Answer: According to Rule 11-4, in a match play event, there is no penalty, but Michael (at his
discretion) may require Gino to cancel his shot and re-tee from within the appropriate teeing ground.
However, had it been a stroke play competition Gino would have incurred a two stroke penalty for
playing outside of the teeing ground and must then play a ball from within the teeing ground to avoid
disqualification for having played from the wrong place. (The depth of the teeing ground is defined
as two club lengths from the front edge of the tee markers.)
SCENARIO 2: During a match play event, John hits a 30-foot, left to right breaking putt to within two
feet of the hole. Russ, his opponent, says, "That's a good one."
John, believing that Russ has conceded the putt, picks up his ball.
Russ asks why his opponent has picked up his ball and then says, "I didn't concede the putt."
What is the ruling in this case?
Answer: In the case of this misunderstanding, Rule 1-4 would come into play. It states that any
point in dispute must be resolved in accordance with equity.
It would appear the fair thing to do in this case would be for John to replace his ball without penalty.
The match would then continue to complete the hole.
Community News
By Kevin Fitzpatrick
Community Manager
843-815-2567
[email protected]
On behalf of Wentworth Property Management Life Styles
Division I extend to all Hampton Hall Property Owners our
wishes for a happy and healthy new year in 2011.
As we head into 2011 the Property Management Update
for the 1st Quarter 2011 will be in the format of New Years
Resolutions set down by a generic property owner:
2011 NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS
I hereby resolve to:
Observe posted speed limits (this is the law as well)
Observe the noted purpose for stop signs
Deposit and retrieve trash cans at designated times
Keeps dogs on a leash
Clean up after my dog
Park vehicles with commercial signage in the garage
Note that the ARB must approve additions, landscape,
ornamentation and colors
Insure that my lawn and landscape beds are
maintained and in good condition
Remember that my vacant home site must be kept
mowed and neat at all times
Remember that if I own a vacant home site I must
maintain trees in good condition
Insure that my tenant or rental agent is aware of the
CC&R’s of Hampton Hall
Maintain the exterior of my home including
power washing, painting, mailboxes and roofing
Thank you for helping us keep Hampton Hall a beautiful
community.
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HAMPTON HALL
PHONE NUMBERS
Golf Shop
Gary Otto ~ Head Golf Professional
(843) 815-8720
Golf Clubhouse Grille
(843) 815-8722
Community Clubhouse
(843) 815-8730
Membership
Kendahl Mills ~ Membership Director
(843) 815-8730
Ashleigh Whitmore ~ Member Relations
Director & Events Coordinator
(843) 815-9336
Food and Beverage
John Soulia ~ Executive Chef
(843) 815-8730 ext.231
Terrence Polcari ~ Food & Beverage Director
(843) 815-8728
Accounting Offices
Sami Rogers ~ Club Controller
(843) 815-8729
Karen Morgenroth ~ Assistant Club Accountant
(843) 815-8723
Health and Fitness Center
Bonnie Price ~ Sports Director
(843) 815-8740
Tennis
Brett Robertson ~ Head Tennis Professional
(843) 816-2033
Gatehouse Services
Pierre Prioleau ~ Security
(843) 815-8799
General Manager
Mary Claire Gaze
(843) 815-8724
Wentworth Property Management
Architectural Review Board
Kevin Fitzpatrick
(843) 815-2567
Community News ~ Services and Clubs
WALKING CLUB
This group meets weekdays at 8:30 am at the
Fitness Center for Community walks. All you need
to do is show up! If you are interested in being a
part of the on and off community walking group,
please contact Harvey Beeferman at
[email protected] or at 843-290-6127.
LADIES’ BRIDGE
The Hampton Hall Ladies’ Bridge Club meets the
first Monday of each month at 1:00 PM at the
Community Clubhouse for a friendly, informal
game of Bridge.
A binder containing monthly sign-up sheets is
located in the Community Club House on the desk
near the main entrance. Please sign up by Friday
of the week before we will be playing.
For additional information, please contact Kathy
Renda either by email [email protected]
or phone (843-815-5955).
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LOWCOUNTRY WOMEN’S CONNECTION
BIBLE STUDY
Join other women in the community for a Bible
Study every Monday morning at 10:30 am at the
Library in the Community Clubhouse. For
additional information, please contact Debbie
Wilson at 843-757-2065.
THE HAMPTON HALL SHARING
LIBRARY
A Sharing Library is available to all Hampton Hall
residents. Please contribute to the library by
dropping off “newer” hardback fiction and
non-fiction books at the Community Clubhouse. You
are welcome to borrow a book for a reasonable
period (2-4 wks.), then return it to the bottom shelf
in the library. The library will function on the honor
system. Please consider donating a book or two,
remember the more we donate the more we can
share! For more information, please contact
Sheryl Carlson at(843) 815-3237, or email
[email protected].
PINOCHLE CLUB
KAYAKING CLUB
Whether you are a lifetime player or just want to
learn what this card game is all about, join other
Members to play a friendly hand! This club meets
the 1st & 3rd Wednesday of every month at 7:00
pm at the Community Clubhouse. For additional
questions or to join this group, please contact
Leading Member, Ginny Sisto, at
[email protected].
Are you interested in kayaking in our surrounding
rivers and marshes? Whether it be to fish for red
fish, look for dolphins, or just have fun, this Club
within a Club is a blast! Guide, kayak paddle and
life vest included in the tours. If you are interested
in joining the fun, please contact Kathy Lutz at
843-815-3370 or by email at
[email protected]. See you on the water!
THOSE OF THE PROS BOOK CLUB
BABYSITTING SERVICE AVAILABLE
Those of the Prose Book Club meets the first
Wednesday of each month at 1:00 pm at the
Community Clubhouse to discuss the current
month’s read. For additional information, please
email Ginny Meyer at [email protected].
Do you need babysitting service? Ashleigh is
maintaining a community babysitter list and will
gladly share it with you. Contact Ashleigh
Whitmore at [email protected].
Please visit our Club website at www.hamptonhallclubsc.com for a
complete list of all Clubs within the Club.
Community News
January
Saturday, January 8
ACS Auction Begins
Saturday, January 15
The Great Chili Cook-off
Thursday, January 20
Wine Tasting: French Wines 3
Saturday, January 22
ACS Golf Event & Community Cookout
February
Friday, February 4
Friday Morning Men’s Group: Black History
Month
Sunday, February 6
Super Bowl Sunday Party
Saturday, February 12
Valentine’s Dinner & Dance
Sunday, February 13
The Loving Cup Golf Tournament
Sunday, February 20
Hilton Head Monthly’s Annual Bride Show
Sunday, February 27
A Walk in our Park Golf Event
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HAMPTON HALL CLUB
HOURS OF OPERATION
Golf Club
Golf Shop:
7:30 am—6:00 pm
Driving Range:
7:30 am—6:30 pm
Golf Club Closed Mondays
Golf Clubhouse Grille
All Members Welcome!
Lunch:
11:00 am—3:00 pm
Bar:
9:30 am—5:00 pm
Sunday Breakfast: 10:00 am—1:00 pm
Clubhouse Grille Closed Mondays
Two for Two for $26
Wed. 6:00 pm—8:00 pm
Clubhouse Fare
Thur. & Sat. 6:00 pm—8:00 pm
Prime Rib & Pasta
Fri. 6:00 pm—8:00 pm
Italian Family Style Dinner
Sun. 5:00 pm—7:00 pm
Health & Fitness Center
Mon.—Fri. 6:00 am—9:00 pm
Sat.—Sun. 7:00 am—9:00 pm
Outside Pool
Closed for the Season
Tennis Courts
8:00 am–9:00 pm
March
Friday, March 4
Friday Morning Men’s Group
Friday, March 11
Comedy Night
Thursday, March 17
Wine Tasting Series
Thursday, March 24
Newcomer’s Night
Online Reservations…
Remember, all event reservations can be made
through the Hampton Hall Member Website. If you
are having any difficulty or have any questions
about your Member log-in to the website, please
call Ashleigh to get connected today ~ 843-8159336.
The Website Includes:
Online Calendar with Event Details, Member
Directory, Online Reservations, Fitness Class