CASTLEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB • FEBRUARY 2009 • ISSUE 461

Forecaster
CASTLEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB • FEBRUARY 2009 • ISSUE 461
2009 OFFICERS
Forecaster
February 2009 • Issue 461
In This Issue...
Jim Clouser . . . .
Carl Marsh . . . .
Rick Hankins . . .
John Johnson . .
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Vice President
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2009 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Committee Board Representative Back-up Board Representative
Finance Strategy
Membership
Golf
Green & Grounds
Clubhouse
Water (Ad Hoc)
John Johnson
Rick Hammel
Vance Nahman
Jim Clouser
Carl Marsh
Don Swenson
Don Ramoni
Rob Schneider
Tom McKinley
Dick Kabler
Rick Hankins
Curt Anderson
Jim Clouser, Rick Hankins, Jerry Olson, Don Ramoni
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General Manager
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President’s Report
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Green & Grounds
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Golf News
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Guest Play Policies
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Men’s Golf
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Ladies Tee
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Member Trips
CLUB STAFF
Jerry Olson, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485-2232
General Manager [email protected]
Thomas P. Hunt, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485-2237
Clubhouse Manager and [email protected]
Food & Beverage Director
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New Year’s Eve
John A. Hughes, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485-2257
Director of Golf [email protected]
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Shotmakers!
Lou Silveira, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 484-1313
Golf Course Superintendent [email protected]
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Castlettes
Sandy Benson, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485-2265
Tennis [email protected]
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Junior Golf
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Swim Team
Jami Barovero, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485-2239
Membership Director [email protected]
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Tennis
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February 2009 Calendar
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March 2009 Calendar
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Specials in the
Hacienda Dining Room
On the Cover
P.J. Suppanich, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 485-2234
Executive Chef [email protected]
CLUB PHONE DIRECTORY
Area Code 925
Front Desk......................... 846-2871
Bookkeeper........................ 485-2272
Banquet Manager............... 485-2218
Hacienda Dining Room...... 485-2240
Comstock Grill................... 485-2255
Valley Snack Bar................ 249-0475
Hill Golf Shop..................... 485-2250
Valley Golf Shop................. 462-2213
Tennis Pro Shop................. 485-2265
Golf Course Hotline............ 461-7861
Castlewood Country Club
707 Country Club Circle
Pleasanton, CA 94566
(925) 846-2871
Fax (925) 846-2153
Email:
[email protected]
Website:
www.castlewoodcc.org
Front
Beautiful view of the Hill #10 green.
Back
Don’t miss the annual Castlewood
Crab Feed! Sign up early as this
popular event sells out quickly!
“Forecaster” is published monthly for distribution to Castlewood Country Club Members
and their families under sponsorship of the Board of Directors.
FORECASTER
Editorial Director: Jami Barovero, [email protected]
Contributing Editor: Richard Fitzmaurice
Design/Production
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C A S T L E W O O D C O U N T RY C L U B
G eneral Manager
Join us
Saturday,
February 14th
for a special evening with
your special someone at
the Club!
Valentine’s Day
Dinner Dance
in the Verona Ballroom
6:00 - 7:00pm Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres
7:00 - 8:15pm Elegant 3-Course Champagne Dinner
8:30 - 11:00pm Dancing
≈ Music provided by Pure Ecstasy ≈
Valentine’s Dinner Menu
Salad
Choice of Entree - Grilled Filet Mignon,
Pan-Seared Atlantic Salmon topped with Crab Meat,
or Chicken Wellington
Special Valentine’s Dessert
$108. per Couple
Includes a rose for the Ladies and a complimentary glass of champagne with dessert.
For Reservations,
call the Front Desk
at (925) 846-2871
72-Hour Cancellation
Policy Applies.
Club Dress Code.
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I hope all of you
enjoyed the very
unusually mild
weather we experienced in January. Who would
have ever expected
Jerry Olson
to go though the
entire month with essentially no rain
while enjoying several “Indian Summer” days with 70 degree or higher
temperatures?
Unfortunately, this great weather comes
at a cost. The State of California is
experiencing near drought conditions
with rains being well below our annual
average and with the Sierra snowpack
at critically low levels. Unless we get
caught up with higher than average
rainfall during the months of February,
March and April, we can expect some
challenges this summer. These challenges may come in the form of higher
costs for water, mandatory cutbacks,
or even a reduced availability of water.
Additionally, our golf courses, landscape
and some trees, could suffer.
Fortunately, Castlewood Country Club
has access to water and our Board of
Directors has been ahead of the curve
with its work on our detailed “Water
Strategy Plan” that was presented at the
November Member’s meeting. We have
several contingency plans that we are
ready to implement if needed, but let’s
all do our “rain dance.”
I was very impressed with the turn-out
of Members at our Annual Meeting held
on January 17th. As presented, 2009
looks to be a great year for Castlewood
Country Club but in order to be truly
successful, we need your help. Use your
Club and be a positive contributor. Don’t
forget; you’re not a Member - you’re an
owner.
P resident’s Report
The Board of Directors for 2009, the General Manager/COO
and his staff spent two days discussing goals, objectives, the
Club’s mission and vision, and the differences among the
group relative to personality and styles. It was one of those
meetings that you go into wondering why you are attending
and come out wondering why you hadn’t had such a meeting
earlier. As a result, we will be tweaking our vision and mission
Jim Clouser
statements as well as publishing the values we feel best define
our Club. As Board members, we obtained a better insight into each other and a
better insight into Jerry Olson and the management team. Hopefully by the time
you read this, you will have already attended our Annual Meeting on January 17,
2009 and received more information about these concepts.
February 2009
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Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance
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President’s Day
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Crab Feed
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Men’s Four-Man
Pt. Par Tournament
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March 2009
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Daylight Savings Time Begins
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Men’s St. Patrick’s Day Scramble
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Annual Membership Meeting
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Martin Luther King Day
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Comedy Night
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PGA Nationwide Tour Qualifier
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March 31 - April 3
Hill Course Closed
for Spring Aeration
Our challenge as a Board is to seek a reasonable and sustainable balance among
and between various constituencies. At one demographic cross section, we have
Members who are the only golfer in their family, other Members whose spouses are
active players, and still other Members whose entire family plays golf. Similarly,
we have Members who are less sensitive to the cost of services and Members who
are more sensitive to cost. We have approximately 50% of the Members who live
within 10 miles of the Club and 50% of the Members who live outside of 10 miles.
We also have some Members who highly value the non-golf services and others
who do not. But the simple truth is this - in order to survive economically, we
must appeal to all demographic groups as there are insufficient numbers of any
single demographic to support the Club. Equally important, we must continue
to attract new members from all demographics to continue to be a viable entity
– especially in these economically troubled times. As Board members, we strive to
overcome our own biases based on our personal demographic to do what is right
for the organization – to seek balance.
However, the concepts of integrity, quality, operational efficiency, innovation, fiscal responsibility, courtesy, friendliness and respect transcend all demographic
segments and will continue to be a focal point of management with reinforcement
from the Board. We, as a club, have made improvements; but we still have more
to do. With our new General Manager/Chief Operating Officer and a revitalized
management team, most, if not all, of the day-to-day operational issues and execution will be left to them. The Board will focus on longer-term policies and strategic
actions with an emphasis on Member satisfaction and value.
We thank Members for their continued support and hope that everyone has a
prosperous and enjoyable 2009. Castlewood provides the country club experience
– Play, Enjoy, Relax, Return.
Our vision remains unchanged – to be the country club in the East Bay with the
highest Member satisfaction with a waiting list of people wanting to join us!
C A S T L E W O O D C O U N T RY C L U B
Johnny Rivers...
SAVE-THE-DATE!!
JOHNNY RIVERS
* 17 Gold Records
* 29 Chart Hits
* Two Grammy Awards,
* Sold more than
30 million records
* The “Secret Agent Man”
has made significant
contributions to the
history of rock ‘n roll.
Concert on the Tee
www.johnnyrivers.com
Please note our current
dining and lounge hours below.
These hours are posted monthly
at the bottom of the calendar
pages in each Forecaster.
This is the event you won’t want to miss...
Castlewood’s first-ever outdoor concert!
THURSDAY,
AUGUST 20, 2009
On the Hill Course #1 Tee at Castlewood
The singer/songwriter/
producer continues to
perform before sellout
crowds worldwide.
Dining and Lounge
Hours at the Club
Hacienda Dining Room
Monday Closed
Tues – FriLunch, 11:30 – 2:30
Fri & SatDinner, 5:00 - 9:00pm
Sunday BuffetDinner, 5:00 – 8:30pm
Hacienda Lounge /
Bar Service
Look for more details in the coming months...
but mark your calendars today!
MondayClosed
Tuesday11:00am–5:00pm
Wed – Fri
Closed at lunch
Fri – Sun
5:00pm - Close
G reen & Grounds
On Course...
Thanks to all of you who have made me feel welcome from the
first day I stepped onto the golf courses as your new Golf Course
Superintendent. Often the biggest challenge for a new Superintendent is conveying the differences in philosophies between the
current and past methods of growing turf - not just to Members
- but to the maintenance staff as well. Change can be a positive
thing because it can bring about a rejuvenation of focus.
Comstock Grill Food Service
Lou Silveira
Golf Superintendent
Although I bring a different approach to the operation of the golf
course maintenance department, my goal is much the same; to provide you with the
best possible playing conditions at Castlewood.
My first goal has been to implement a soil remediation program on our greens in order
to increase the root length and density. A more extensive root system will allow us to
better withstand future environmental challenges, aggressive mowing practices and
stress factors that come with high traffic across the greens. The ability of the turf to
repair itself (i.e. ball marks) and endure the long golfing season is essential to the
success of our green speeds and ball-roll consistency.
Mon & Tues
Wed – Sun
Wed – Sun Wed & Sun
Thurs - Sat
Closed
Lunch,
11:00am-3:00pm
Appetizers,
3:00pm - Close
Dinner,
5:00pm – 8:00pm
Dinner,
5:00pm – 9:00pm
Comstock Grill Bar Service
Mon & Tues Closed
Wednesday 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Thurs – Fri 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Sunday9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. It takes a total team commitment and open-book approach to maintain and improve
what we have here at the Club. Working together we can continue to move forward
in order to enjoy the game we love so much a little bit more. I urge you to contact me
at any time with any of your questions. Until next month…happy golfing!
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Golf News
Rules of Golf
Last Month’s Question:
After playing his ball out of a greenside bunker, the player smooths his
footprints. He then discovers that
his ball is in another bunker on the
other side of the green. He plays
out of the second bunker and the
ball comes to rest in the smoothed
area of the first bunker. What is
the ruling?
Answer:
No penalty was incurred. The player
did not smooth his footprints in
the first bunker while his ball still
lay in that bunker (Exception 2 to
Rule 13-4).
If the player had failed to extricate
his ball from the first bunker with
his first stroke and had smoothed
his footprints while his ball still
lay in that bunker, he would have
incurred a penalty if his smoothing
had breached Rule 13-2 (Improving Lie…) with respect to his next
stroke.
This Month’s Question:
Prior to a singles match between
A and B, A stated to B that a third
player, C, would be playing with
them. B played the match under
protest and lost. What should be
the ruling?
Rake Positioning
Late last year, we placed bunker rakes outside the bunkers for
a trial period. It’s widely known
that the USGA recommends
that rakes be placed outside
bunkers. During our 3-month
trial, we received overwhelmJohn Hughes
Director of Golf
ingly positive feedback from
the Membership. So, going
forward, we will continue placing the rakes outside
the bunkers on a permanent basis. Thanks to those
Members who submitted their comments.
Go to the Website
More and more information about our Club’s activities is being placed on the Club’s website at www.castlewoodcc.org.
I recommend that all Members make it a habit of referring
to the website for all club-related information. Although the
Club sends Members a yearly calendar, monthly newsletter,
billings and other materials, the website is the best place to
go in order to stay informed. In many cases, printed material becomes out-of-date
as changes happen. The website can reflect up-to-the minute information that is
more accurate. So, log on and look at the Club’s website regularly.
GUEST PLAY POLICIES
Non-Daylight Savings Time
February 2009
The definition of a Member is the name that appears on the membership certificate.
During the months of non-daylight savings time, the amount of activity on both courses
is greatly reduced with a reduction of Member and outside activities.
The following policies will be in effect through March 2009.
This includes both the Hill and Valley courses.
Monday - Friday:
A Member may have three guests at any time.
Saturday:
A Member may have one guest at any time and more than
one guest after 10:00 a.m.
Sunday:
A Member may have one guest at any time and more than
one guest after 10:00 a.m.
Holidays:
A Member may have one guest at any time and more than
one guest after 10:00 a.m.
Reminder:
Sunday tee times may be made the preceding Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. at 485-2250.
C A S T L E W O O D C O U N T RY C L U B
St. Patrick’s Day Scramble
Saturday, March 14th
Valley Course - 8:30am Shotgun
Format: 5-Man Scramble.
Each player must use his drive a minimum of three times.
All players hit a shot on the team’s first hole. From then until the
completion of 18 holes, no player may use his shot two times in a row.
If a player’s drive is used, he cannot hit the second shot, and so forth
until the ball is holed. Whoever’s putt is holed, that player
cannot use a tee shot on the next hole. This means that after the
opening tee shots, only 4 players will hit balls for each stroke.
Flights: One Gross Flight & Two Handicap Flights.
Field: Limited to 24 teams (120 Players)
Handicap:
Using
March Handicaps, team handicaps will be formulated per NCGA recommendation:
Golf Tournament/
Fundraiser for
Cal/Stanford
Golf Teams
MONDAY, MAY 4, 2009
at Castlewood Country Club
hosted by Walt Edgerly
Cal-Stanford Golf Team
Fund Raising Tournament
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Ranking players will be from low to high handicap, the team’s handicap
will be 30% of player 1 (lowest handicap), plus 25% of player 2,
plus 20% of player 3, plus 15% of player 4, and plus 10% of player 5.
Proceeds to be shared with the
Golf Programs of each College
All handicaps include tenths of a stroke (Player 1 has 8 handicap,
times 30% equals 2.4 strokes, player 2 has 10 handicap, 25% equals 2.5 strokes, etc.).
80 Donating Participants play with
Cal or Stanford Golf Team Members
Tees: Gross Flight - Blue Tees. / Handicap Flights - White Tees.
Entry Fee:
$25 per Player ($125 per team)
Optional team skins - $25 cash per team ($5 per player).
Payout:
Approximately 1/3 of field paid in ledger credit. Optional skins paid in cash in
each flight, if no skins in flight, then money will revert to hole with fewest ties.
Playoff:
For Ties in Low Gross & Overall Low Net, 1st hole Hill Course.
Eligibility:
Open to all male Castlewood Members.
Trophy Points:
To all 5 team members for places 1 - 4 in all flights.
ENTRY DEADLINE:
Wednesday, March 11th, 5:00 p.m.
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Meet the Coaching Staffs and
potential future PGA Players
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Cost: $200 per Participant
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Lunch 12:00noon - 1:00pm
Golf 1:30 - 6:00pm
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Net and Gross Winner Prizes
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Food & Hors D’ Oeuvres 6:30pm
Silent Auction to follow -dinners, trips, sporting events, & more!
Sign Up: In the Hill Golf Shop
or call 925-485-2250
NOTE: You may sign up as a team or individually -Golf Shop staff will assist with forming teams of individuals
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If you are interested in
supporting your favorite local
college, please contact
Walt Edgerley at
[email protected]
or 925.640-2369
Golf Tip
On short wedge shots,
use your bigger muscle
groups just as you do
when making a full
swing. Limit the length
of swing to fit the
distance of these
shorter shots.
Overuse of the hands and arms
often causes poor execution.
Quotables
“Golf tips are like aspirin. One may
do you good, but if you swallow the
whole bottle you will be lucky to
survive.” - Harvey Penick
Men’s Golf
2009 4-Man Point Par Tournament
Saturday, February 21st
7:30 a.m. Registration
8:30 a.m. Shotgun
Hill Course
Flights:
One Gross Flight plus multiple Handicap Flights
Field:
Limited to 30 teams (120 players)
Format:
3 out of 4 balls count for each hole, Point Par:
Eagle 4 points
Birdie 3 points
Par
2 points
Bogey 1 point
Double Bogey or worse 0 points
Handicap:
Gross Flight plays at scratch.
February handicaps will be used for Handicap Flights
FROM THE
GOLF SHOP...
Upro Golf GPS now available!
Visualize a better game with the
new Upro Golf GPS Technology.
The Upro is user friendly and will
enhance the performance of your golf
game. The Upro is
unique because it has
actual aerial photos on
its display. The Upro also allows you
to know the correct and accurate
distance to any point on a hole. The
Upro and demo copy are now available at the Hill Golf Shop. Please
visit www.uprogps.com to obtain
more product information.
- Cheryl Galli,
Golf Shop Merchandiser
Tees:
All Flights - White Tees
Entry Fee:
$25 per Player / Optional $20 per Player Buy-In
Payout:
Medals to gross and overall low net winners.
Approximately 1/3 of field paid in ledger credit.
Optional Buy-In paid in Cash to approximately 1/3 of Buy-In entries.
Playoff:
Gross and/or Overall Low Net, 1st Hole, Hill Course.
Cancellations/No Shows:
Cancellations after Wednesday, February 18th, 5:00 p.m. and no shows will be billed.
Eligibility:
Open to all male Castlewood Members
Points Trophy:
Points awarded for Places 1 through 4 for both gross and overall net finishers.
ENTRY DEADLINE:
Wednesday, February 18th, 5:00 p.m.
Sign Up: In the Hill Golf Shop
or call 925-485-2250
C A S T L E W O O D C O U N T RY C L U B
Ladies Tee
From Our Captain,
Kay King
My resolution this
year is to play more
golf, practice harder, and do whatever it takes to lower
my handicap. This
year I have decided Captain Kay King
to also follow the
sage advice of Harvey Penick who said,
“Go out and have fun. Golf is a game
for everyone, not just the talented few.”
So I hope all you ladies will join me in
making your number one goal this year
to be “go out and have fun!”
We have a very talented and enthusiastic
group serving on the Board, Committees
and Chairing the Tournaments. From
the competitive and challenging Tuesday games, to the Ladies Invitational
creatively themed, “Wild, Wild West”, it
will be virtually impossible not to have
fun this year.
As a Board, we have several goals for the
year. Growing the membership is key
and we are off to a great start with 5 new
members in January alone. We continue
to look for ways to encourage and allow
more members to participate in playdays and tournaments. For example,
Eclectic now requires only one 18-Holer
signature. Additionally, President’s Cup
is now over a 7-week period allowing
members to schedule their matches on
a day that is conducive to both players
and not necessarily on a Tuesday.
It’s a pleasure to serve on the Board and
I know I speak for all the Board when I
say: we are here to represent and serve
all our members. We like hearing from
you, so please keep your comments and
suggestions coming. All we ask is that
you go out and have fun!
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Hole-in-One
Congratulations to
Chris Jenkins for
her hole-in-one at
Mallory Hill
Country Club,
Caroline Course,
Hole #8 with a
7 Wood!
Chris Jenkins
Tuesday Play Day Results
Valley - Charm and Putts - January 13
Charm Winner:
Ruth Mekata - Net 72
Putts Winner:
Barbara Daggett - 27 Putts
Ruth Mekata
Barbara Daggett
Flight Winners:
Flight 1 - Bette Dela Fuente, Net 74
Flight 2 - Barbara Daggett, Net 73
Flight 3 - Lynn Hanson, Net 75
Flight 4 (tie) - Joanie Svedeman, 76
Kalli Crawford, 76
Betty Pfefer, 76
Closest-to-the-Hole:
#4 Sheri Erskine - 5’6”
#14 Michelle Kwon - 1’
For complete results,
check the Castlewood website.
How Many Rounds Did You Play
in 2008?
According to WGANC’s Score Posting Summary for 2008, our 18 holers
played 11,857 rounds of golf last year.
Members that played the most rounds
were Canossa Sue (225), Michelle Kwon
(192), Nancy Moore (181), May Fudenna
(173), and Jackie Ditmer (164). Check
out the number of rounds you played
on the bulletin board in the Ladies’
Locker Room.
Lynn Hanson
Upcoming WGANC Events
Open Days
Participating in Open Days is the perfect
opportunity to play different courses for
just the price of food, cart, and sweeps.
What a great way to widen your circle of
golf buddies! Check out the bulletin board
and sign up for Open Days at Peninsula
GCC, Oakdale, Pasadera, Elkhorn, Marin,
Richmond, Rancho Murieta, Copper River,
and Meadow Club just to name a few.
18-59ers Tournament
Held on March 30th and 31st at Almaden CC and The Villages, so grab a
partner and sign up for the fun. For a
complete listing of all WGANC events, go
to their website at www.wganc.com.
New Members
Treva Harmon
Treva Harmon was given her first set of
golf clubs 25 years ago by her significant other, Jay Clifton, but only became
serious about the game in the last 5
years. Treva works full-time for Branagh
Development, but
with the economic
slowdown, hopes to
play with the ladies
on Tuesdays. Treva
has 2 children and
4 grandchildren.
She loves bowling, softball, socTreva Harmon
cer, skiing, fishing
and biking, but her
passion is golf.
Kalli Crawford
Kalli Crawford and
her family joined
Castlewood in November. She has
Kalli Crawford
played at Castlewood in various tournaments and just
for fun with her friends, Ann Angst,
Tracy Wiley, and Laura Capilla. Kalli
enjoys skiing, softball, running, and boot
camp. Kalli designs jewelry and has built
her own jewelry design business. She has
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Golf in Mexico – Great Fun – Great Price!
Each year, Director of Golf John Hughes arranges special golf trips to Mexico. This winter, there are two trips
for Castlewood Members. These photos, taken by Penny Walch, are from the first trip to Cabo San Lucas last
November. Golf is the primary activity, of course, but Members also enjoy breathtaking views, elegant dinners,
a libation or two and in this case, deep sea fishing. The 2009 winter trip to Acapulco takes place February 25th
- March 4th. Although it’s too late to sign up this year, look for announcements of next winter’s trips in the near
future. Details are available from John or any of the Golf Shop staff.
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C A S T L E W O O D C O U N T RY C L U B
New Year’s Eve
Members Welcome 2009
at Club’s New Year’s Eve Bash
at Castlewood!
Chocolate, Cigars, Fortune Tellers, Champagne and Music highlighted Castlewood’s
New Year’s Eve Celebration. The kitchen staff served over 250 steak and lobster dinners,
while Members enjoyed dipping strawberries and other delights into a chocolate
fountain. Members also watched a cigar maker roll savory cigars, danced to the sounds
of Mercy Beach, got their fortunes told and enjoyed a New Year’s toast at midnight.
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two children, Jessica, age 13 and Sarah, age 9.
SHOTMAKERS
Sabrina Bascom
Sabrina was featured in last month’s Forecaster. Welcome Sabrina!
Course - Hole - Club - Witnesses
HOLE-IN-ONE
12-17 Dave Guerdat
V 4 4H Tom Lyons
Bob Rowland
12-18 Lily Chang
H 6 5W Henry Chang
12-30 Dennis Moore
Spyglass #3
7I Tom Perkins
EAGLES
9-25 Steve Grant
V 2 P
9-27 Steve Grant
V 9 P
12-26 Shigi Ohira
H 2 P
1-7 Shigi Ohira
V 15 3I
1-9 Chiman Lee
H 10 P
1-9 Shige Ohira
H 11 PW
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David Ryan
Bob Ord
Don McGlinchy
Scott Reeves
Ted Smith
John Ford
John Ford
Ted Smith
Bill Boughton
Rick Hammel
Rob Reichelt
Dean Wagerman
Dean Wagerman
Lloyd Lortz
Steve Berg
Vance Nahman
Glen McCormick
Billy Bankovich
Gary Wagner
Young Park
Welcome back Young Park! We are glad
your grandmother duties allow you to
rejoin us.
Sabrina Bascom
Castlettes
Young Park
Barbara Hopper & Ellen McGraw
Sweetheart Tournament and Guest Day
Tuesday, February 10th
Sign-up Sheet is in the Ladies Locker Room,
or email Annette Denniston at [email protected]
Tuesdays with the Castlettes! Neither
rain nor cold weather stops this group
of women from getting on the course.
The Castlettes love catching up with
friends for a round even if the weather
isn’t cooperating. The 71 members are
all female Castlewood golfers of varying
ages and golf skills. This month we welcome a new member and pay tribute to
the Castlette’s Most Improved.
Welcome
New Member,
Robin Smith
Robin is a 10-year
Castlewood member who joined
the group so she
can play with her
friends. She has
Robin Smith
played Hit & Giggle
and is looking forward to getting out
on the course. Robin’s big passion is
traveling. She and her husband, Garth,
love to travel for fun and have a goal to
see the world. As with many Castlettes,
Garth is an avid golfer, so it sounds to
us like golf resorts will soon be added
to their travel schedule. A self-described
mother, she is also very close to her now
grown children, Kyle and Kenna.
Golf Clinics for New Golfers
Do you want to learn more about golf
and improve your skills? Want to join
our 9-hole group but not sure if you’re
ready? Or, have you never played golf
before and want to start? Here is your
opportunity. Mark Naylor, Castlewood’s
Head Pro, will be starting a New Golfer
Program. It will consist of a series of
six lessons on basic golf skills such as
driving, chipping, putting, rules and etiquette. The cost is $200. Join now and
be ready for spring golf. Sign-up with
February 2009 Schedule
2/3
Hill - 9:00am Shotgun,
General Meeting
2/10
Hill - 9:00am Shotgun,
Sweetheart Tournament & Guest Day
2/17
Potluck at 12:00 Noon -
Polly Morelli’s House
2/24
Valley - 9:00am Shotgun
C A S T L E W O O D C O U N T RY C L U B
Mark -- email mnaylor@castlewoodcc.
org or call 925-485-2250.
Castlette 2008 Donations
Cheers to the Castlettes – we donated
money to several charities last year.
At the Holiday Party, we raised $902
for Tri-Valley Haven. During the Invitational, in support of girls’ golf, we
raised $500 for WHNGA for the Corena
Green Tournament, and $300 for the
Castlewood’s Junior Merit Scholarship
Program. The Think Pink Tournament
raised almost $6,000 for the Susan G.
Komen Foundation and breast cancer
treatment. At our luncheons during
the year, every time someone goes into
a bunker or doesn’t wear her name tag
to the meeting, a quarter goes into the
Miss Piggy bank. In 2008 we collected
$100 for Hope Hospice of the East Bay.
Let’s top that in 2009!
Playtime
Congratulations Most Improved
Castlette Min Kwak
You may have seen Min on the course.
She is out there
when her three
kids (15-year-old
Kristine, 10-yearold Katie and 8year-old Kevin) are
in school and she
has a free moment.
Min is honored to
Min Kwak
be named the Most
Improved Castlette. She practices a
lot and does her best on every swing.
She believes it is important to practice
right and not do the wrong things. She
is constantly learning about the right
things from her friends, books, magazines and TV. Her husband, Young, is
an avid golfer as well and sometimes
gives her advice, which she also finds
helpful. All of this advice sounds like it
is working for her.
Min tells us she likes golf because “it depends on her.” She says that most sports
depend on the opponents or judges but
golf totally depends on her swing, her
stance, her ability and thinking, and
that’s what keeps bringing her back.
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Min plays golf because it gives her
many things; something for her own
life, not for her kids or her husband,
and something that she can improve
by practicing. She plans to continue
playing golf because she can enjoy it as
she gets older. Her sister (who lives in
Korea) is also good at the game and she
hopes to play with her someday. Min’s
handicap in January 2008 was 17, and
for December 2008, it came down to 9.
Keep up the good work! We will continue
to watch your progress on the course.
Charm Winner
What do you get
when you have the
lowest net score of
the day? Annette
Denniston knows.
She gets to wear
the special Castlette charm for
Annette
the month of JanuDenniston
ary in honor of her
achievement. Congratulations Annette.
Great Achievements
Patti Balch broke
50 on December
23rd, with a 49!
Patti has only been
playing for about
two years and look
at her go! Whatever
Patti does, she does
all the way.
Patti Balch
Chip-Ins
These ladies won socks for chipping in
this past month: Norma Lipman on Hole
#1 in the Valley, and Polly Morelli on Hole
#8 in the Valley. Enjoy your socks!
Norma Lipman and Polly Morelli
Ladies Night Out
in the Hacienda
March 12, 2009
Drink Specials
Appetizer Specials
Plus! Live Guitar Music
Call your girlfriends and
come enjoy the evening!
Tuesday Play Results
January 6 – Normal Play
Flight 1
1st Liz Capener, net 40
2nd Carolyn Harley, net 41
3rd Min Kwak &
Ann Blach, net 43
Flight 2
1st Carol Arnold, net 37
2nd Courtney Michels, net 44
Flight 3
1st Norma Lipman, net 35
2nd Polly Morelli, net 39
January 13 – Normal Play
Flight 1
1st Susan Kelly &
Ann Blach, net 42
3rd Carolyn Harley, net 43
Flight 2
1st Annette Denniston
& Ann Carter, net 38
3rd Sandy Holmes, net 39
Flight 3
1st Ellie Wrenn, net 42
2nd Julie Blau &
Polly Morelli, net 43
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Junior Golf
Kawaguchi Selected as JGANC’s
2008 Sportsman of the Year
Castlewood’s Sean Kawaguchi was
awarded the JGANC’s 2008 Sportsmanship award.
Sean’s positive approach
to the game
of golf stands
out among
his peers.
Whether
Sean is having a good or
bad day on
Sean Kawaguchi
the course,
JGANC 2008
he always
Sportsmanship Award
has a smile
on his face -- a great award for a deserving young man!
The Joanne Winter, Arizona Silver Belle
Championship
Lauren Salazar, 14, went wire-to-wire
to earn a first place tie in the 13-14
year old age group. She shot a three
day score of 76-75-76 - 227. Her solid
play also had her at T-34 in the overall
rankings. Kortnie Maxoutopoulis, 15,
also had a solid showing with a three
day score of 78-76-73-227 to finish
16th in the Girls’ 15-16 yr. old division
and T34 overall.
Lauren Salazar
3rd Annual
Holiday Junior Classic
57 Junior Members, merits, and guests
were paired in alternate shot, team format at the 3rd Annual Holiday Junior
Classic. The weather was perfect and
Taylor Bromley and Andrew Rickerman
captured the overall and Boy’s 12-18 age
group with a solid round of 1 under 69.
Second place was Sean Kawaguchi and
Daniel Covrig with a 72. In the Girl’s
12-18 team, Kelsey Kawaguchi/Hannah
O’Sullivan carded the low round with an
87. Low team for the 11 & Under Boys
was Will Richardson/Garret Wrenn.
Low team for the Girl’s 11 & Under was
Emily Rotter/Brianna Kavanagh. The
Junior Merit Open Division was led by
the team of Mac McClung and Royce
Chambers with a 79. Thanks to Mark
and the rest of Golf Staff for their help
with transportation and scoring.
Junior Merits, Marguerite Swearingen,
15, and Joi Pentin, 17, participated as
well. Marguerite finished with a three
day score of 79-84-75-238 and Joi recorded scores of 79-81-80-240.
The tournament, in its 37th year, is a
leading national junior event pairing
girls and women 13 - 23 years of age in
a 54-hole stroke play championship.
JGANC - www.jganc.com
Sally Pini Memorial Invitational,
Pasatiempo GC
Several Castlewood Juniors and Junior
Merits were invited to play in the annual Sally Pini Tournament. Entry is
based on play throughout the 2008
JGANC season. In the Boys’ 16/17 age
group, Junior Merits Mac McClung finished 3rd with a 73, and Jonny Baxter
finished 5th with a 75. In the Girls’
15-17, Junior Merit Tiffany Nichols
shot 82 to finish T3. In the Boys’ 12/13
age group, Sunwoo Choi finished 2nd
with an 80.
Winter Holiday Classic-Palo Alto GC
Castlewood’s James Ra captured the
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Jeff Maxoutopoulis
overall title with a solid 73 against some
tough competition. In the Girls’ 15/17
group, Junior Merits Marguerite Swearingen and Tiffany Nichols shot 77 and
78 respectively to take 2nd and 3rd.
In the Boys’ 12/13 age group, Tanner
Hughes fired a 78, good for a T3.
Speaking of Tanner, he had a Top-5
finish in a U.S. Kid’s Regional Championship over the holidays at the ‘Desert
Shootout’ in Phoenix. He shot rounds of
75-82-79 and finished 5th in the Boys’
13 age group division.
JGANC Tournament of Champions
The Links at Spanish Bay, JGANC’s
final tournament of the year, brings
together the year’s tournament winners
from the older age groups. Castlewood’s
two-time Junior Club Champ Patrick
Grimes finished the tournament as
overall co-champion with an even par
72. Kortnie Maxoutopoulis was also
honored with an invitation.
California Junior Tour www.californiajuniortour.com
Metropolitan GL
Junior Merit Mac McClung continued
his winning ways and got a Castlewood
Junior Merit Mac McClung
Green Bag with two under-par rounds
of 71-70 - good for a 5-shot winning
margin in the Boys’ 15-18 group. Also
playing in the 15-18 group, Taylor
Bromley had rounds of 81-84. Junior
Merit Tiffany Nichols captured 3rd in
the Girls’ 15-18 age group with rounds
of 80-83.
C A S T L E W O O D C O U N T RY C L U B
5) Your favorite movie or book?
I don’t really have a favorite movie. The
Dark Knight, Inside Man, and Hayao
Miyazaki films are just a few on my list.
Introducing Junior Merit
Walter Kaneshiro
Walter is a junior
who plays for
the Castro Valley
High School varsity golf team.
1) How long have
you been playing
golf? B) Competitive golf?
10 years - 8 years
competitively.
6) Hobbies and interest outside of golf?
Drawing, watching movies, and playing
the PS3, PSP, PS2, and N64. I’m also
interested in making music, though I
have no experience, and a little bit of
cooking.
Junior Merit
Walter Kaneshiro
2) What’s in your
golf bag?
Callaway Ft 5 driver
TaylorMade V-Steel 3 wood
The Heavy Putter
Mizuno MP-32 irons
Cleveland 900 wedges (52, 56, 60).
3) What’s in your iPod?
Anything under the categories of hip-hop,
rock, Japanese, soundtrack, and some
electro. A sample of the songs I have are:
Goodnight, Travel Well - The Killers, and
Run to the Sun- N.E.R.D.
4) Your favorite food?
Definitely my mom’s spaghetti. Also I love
crepes (IHOP/ Stacks).
Swim Team
7) Who inspired you to take up the game
of golf and why?
My dad took me to the range one day
and I was just curious. All I could recall
was that he saw some talent in me and
decided to take me to golf camps even
though I wasn’t interested. Then later,
my family inspired me to become a better
golfer and that gave me the motivation to
work hard to become a better golfer.
8) What golf tournament or match, was
one that you were most proud of and
why?
One was the NCGA Junior Championship at Lake Merced where I shot a total
score of 4 under par and in the 60’s for
the first time. The second is the JGANC
Championship match play tournament
because not only is it fun but every
other year since I was 9 yrs old, I faced
Patrick Grimes in the finals (exception
for 2008).
9) To what do you attribute your success?
My parents for sacrificing their time to
take me to practices and tournaments.
Without them, I wouldn’t be where I am
now. My brother also contributed by giving his support and looking out for me.
He taught me many things in life that
helped shape my mental game in golf.
Also all of my golf coaches.
10) What are your goals and aspirations
in the future, golf or otherwise?
Right now my main goal for golf would
be to play in Division I college golf. I
would also like to take my art skills
and creativity to designing clothes, any
concept, or to work on something really
“big.” Until then, I believe college will
help me see a clear path to where I need
to be heading.
11) If you could choose a dream foursome, including yourself…what 3 golfers
would make up your foursome?
Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan and Will
Ferrell.
Scott Schaffer
On Your Mark, Get Set...
It’s time to get ready for another great
season of swimming with Castlewood’s
Swim Team... The Barracudas!
Swimmers of ALL skill levels are welcome
to join the fun.
Registration starts date to go here.
Questions?
Contact Scott Schafer (925-462-8564) or
Julia Cabral (925-361-7330).
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Tennis
Adult Tennis Highlights
Castlewood’s Dean Edwards named “Captain of the Year”
Dean Edwards, captain of our 2008 6.5 Men’s Combo team, was named the 2009
“Captain of the Year” for the Diablo South section by the United States Tennis Association/Northern California. The recognition came at the USTA Heroes’ Awards Banquet
honoring sections, volunteers and players for their outstanding service to the game of
tennis in 2008. Dean’s fellow teammates thought so highly of his leadership, organizational skills, and his ability to inspire team camaraderie, that they submitted his name
with a very positive recommendation. Teammate Tad Adams says about Dean, “His
mission statement for Castlewood Tennis should be, ‘You don’t need to go 12-0, if you
have fun drinking with your friends after.’”
Sandy Benson
Coach Andy’s
Corner
“The Easy Ball”
I’d like to see Castlewood
tennis players work on staying mentally balanced when ending the slow
ball as the last shot. At times we
punish the ending gift ball, but our
Winter Leagues
We have several active adult leagues playing now through Spring. During the day we
have the Contra Costa Spring League and on evenings and weekends we have the USTA
NorCal Mixed Doubles. If you are interested in playing on any of these teams, please
contact the Tennis Shop or the captains listed below:
anxiety, excitement, fear or doubt
Tennis Pro Shop – [email protected]
erly to calculate the shot smoother.
Contra Costa Spring League:
A3 Team
Captain Lori Brown - [email protected]
Co-Captain Kathleen Berriatua - [email protected]
B2 Team
Captain Renee Mahdavi - [email protected]
Co-Captain Julia Cabral - [email protected]
C Team
Captain Katrina Edwards - [email protected]
Co-Captain Maria Eckert - [email protected]
The balance between preparation and
overrides our actions. Last easy balls
are easy for good players because they
recognize the ease and adjust prop-
anxiety is the key. Practice dialing in
on the last shots and really try not to
lose concentration. Be aggressive and
patient. Think about the best place to
hit it and the correct pace.
USTA Mixed Doubles:
6.0 Mixed
Captain Brenda Balducci - [email protected]
Co-Captain Ed Balducci - [email protected]
7.0 Mixed
Captain Barbara Kirk - [email protected]
Co-Captain Greg Kirk - [email protected]
Junior Tennis
After School Clinic Schedule
Beginners:
Monday and Friday, 3:30 - 4:30pm
Intermediates:
Monday and Friday, 4:30 - 6:00pm
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 3:30 - 5:00pm
Advanced:
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 5:00 - 6:30pm
Holiday Junior Clinics - February 9th & 16th
Beginners:
10:00 - 11:00am
Intermediates: 11:00am - 1:00pm
Advanced:
1:30 - 3:30pm
Upcoming Events
February Mixer
Our Valentine’s Day Potluck Mixer will be on Saturday, February 14th
from 10:30am to 1:30pm. Please e-mail us at [email protected], or
call the Pro Shop at (925) 485-2265 to sign-up.
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For the most up-to-date
Club information,
tournaments, events and
announcements,
go online to
www.castlewoodcc.org
C A S T L E W O O D C O U N T RY C L U B
FEBRUARY 2009
Castlewood Country Club
Events Calendar
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3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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12
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H - Open
H - 10:00 Mixed Ig
Switch Partners
Pt Par
V - Open
H - Open
V - Open
V - 10:00 Mixed Ig
2BB Pt Par
H - Closed
V - Open
H - 9:00 Castlettes
H - Open
V - 9:00 Women’s 18 V - Open
V - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
H - Closed
V - Open
H - 9:00 Castlettes
H - Open
V - 9:00 Women’s 18 H - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
V - Open
H - Open
V - Closed
H - Open
V - Closed
H - Open
H - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
V - Open
H - Open
V - Open
V - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
H - Open
V - 8:30 Shotgun
VALENTINE’S DAY
H - 8:30 Shotgun
V - Open
Valentine’s
Dinner Dance
6:00pm
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H - Open
H - 10:00 Mixed Ig
Jack & Jill Pt Par
V - Open
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PRESIDENT’S DAY
H - Closed
V - Open
(Ladies only
‘til 12:00noon)
H - Open
V - Open
18
H - Open
V - Open
V - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
19
H - Open
V - Closed
20
H - Open
H - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
V - Open
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H - Men’s 4-Man Pt
Par Tournament
8:30 Shotgun
V - Open
Crab Feed
6:00pm
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H - Open
H - Closed
V - Open
V - Open
V - 10:00 Mixed Ig
1st Player Choice
HACIENDA DINING ROOM
FOOD SERVICE
Monday
Tuesday - Friday
Thursday - Saturday
Sunday - Buffet
Forecaster
Closed
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
Dinner
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H - 9:00 Women’s 18 H - Open
H - 9:00 Ig
V - 9:00 Castlettes
18 & Under
V - Open
11:30am - 2:30pm
5:00 - 9:00pm
10:00am - 2:00pm
5:00 - 8:30pm
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H - Open
V - Closed
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H - Open
V - Open
V - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
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H - Open
V - 8:30 Shotgun
HACIENDA LOUNGE
VALLEY SNACK BAR
BAR SERVICE
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
11:00am - 5:00pm
Wednesday - Friday Closed at Lunch
Friday - Sunday
5:00pm - Close
Holiday Schedule Closed
FOOD & BAR SERVICE
Closed when Valley Course is closed.
Monday - Open when Valley is open
Tuesday - Sunday 6:30am - 4:00pm
Hit & Giggle Fridays6:30am - 5:00pm
Holiday Schedule 6:30am - 4:00pm 17
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MARCH 2009
Castlewood Country Club
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Events Calendar
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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4
5
6
7
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10
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12
13
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24
25
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27
28
29
30
31
H - Open
H - 10:00 Mixed Ig
3BB Pt Par
V - Open
DAYLIGHT SAVING
TIME BEGINS
H - Closed
V - Open
H - 9:00 Castlettes
H - Open
V - 9:00 Women’s 18 V - Open
V - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
H - Closed
V - Open
H - 9:00 Women’s 18 H - Open
V - 9:00 Castlettes
H - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
V - Open
H - Open
V - Open
V - 10:00 Mixed Ig
2BB Pt Par
H - Open
H - 10:00 Mixed Ig
Switch Partner’s
Pt Par
V - Open
H - Open
V - Open
V - 10:00 Mixed Ig
Jack & Jill Pt Par
H - Closed
V - Open
H - 9:00 Castlettes
H - Open
V - 9:00 Women’s 18 V - Open
V - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
H - 9:00 Women’s 18 H - Open
H - 9:00 Ig
V - 9:00 Castlettes
18 & Under
V - Open
H - Closed
V - Open
H - Open
H - Open
H - 10:00 Mixed Ig
V - Closed
1st Player Choice
(Nationwide Tour
V - Open
Event Qualifier)
H - Open
V - Closed
H - Open
V - Closed
H - Open
V - Closed
H - Open
V - Closed
H - Open
H - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
V - Open
H - Open
V - Open
V - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
H - Open
H - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
V - Open
H - Open
V - Open
V - 9:00 Ig
18 & Under
H - 8:30 Shotgun
V - Open
H - Open
V - St. Patrick’s Day
Scramble
8:30am Shotgun
H - 8:30 Shotgun
V - Open
H - Open
V - 8:30 Shotgun
H - Closed-Aeration
V - 8:30 Women’s 18
& Castlettes
COMSTOCK GRILL HOURS:
FOOD SERVICE
Monday & Tuesday
Wednesday - Sunday
Wednesday - Sunday
Wednesday & Sunday
Thursday - Saturday
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Closed
Lunch
Appetizers
Dinner
Dinner
11:00am - 3:00pm
3:00pm - Close
5:00pm - 8:00pm
5:00pm - 9:00pm
BAR SERVICE
Monday & Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday & Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed
11:00am - 8:00pm
11:00am - 9:00pm
9:00am - 9:00pm
9:00am - 8:00pm
Holiday Schedule
Breakfast
Lunch
Bar Service
7:00 - 11:00am
11:00am - 2:30pm
11:00am - 4:30pm
C A S T L E W O O D C O U N T RY C L U B
NEW Castlewood Event!!
Napa Wine Tasting Trip
Saturday, March 21st, 9:00am - 7:00pm
Enjoy a day in the Napa Valley with your fellow Castlewood
Members -- enjoy special winery tours, a delicious lunch
and comfortable transportation. Our bus coach will
depart Castlewood at 9:00am and return approx. 7:00pm.
For more information, check the Castlewood website
or call the Club Receptionist at (925) 846-2871.
Specials in the
Hacienda
Dining Room
& The Grill
February 6-7, 13-14
Garlic Marinated Lamb Kebob
served with Tsatziki, Basmati Rice,
Mint Demi Sauce
Linguini and Fresh Bay Scallops
sauteed with Chopped Tomatoes, Green
Onion, Garlic Lemon Butter Sauce
February 20, 27-28
In Sympathy
It is with deep regret that
we announce the passing
of Castlewood Member
~ ~ ~
Membership Promotion --
THE GREAT DEAL
CONTINUES...
INTRODUCE YOUR
FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES
TO CASTLEWOOD!
~ ~ ~
Board of Directors
& the Membership
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Grilled Tilapia Fish
with Kalamata, Tomatoes and Capers
Please Note:
“Specials” are available on
Friday and Saturday evenings.
John O’Conner
8-8-1916 to 12-25-08
Deepest sympathies to his
sons Greg and Brad O’Conner.
One Half Buttermilk Fried Chicken
served with Cole Slaw and French Fries
From now through APRIL 1, 2009,
a limited number of Regular
Memberships are available at the
reduced initiation fee of $25,000.
Tennis and Social Memberships
are also available.
For more information, contact
Jami Barovero at (925) 485-2239.
The Hacienda Dining Room will be
closed February 21st due to the
Club’s Crab Feed event that evening.
Also, please join us for our sumptuous
Buffet Dinner on Sunday nights.
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Castlewood’s 2009
CRAB FEED
Saturday, February 21st
Seating will be round tables
of 8 with everything served
family-style. (Price to be determined)
This event will sell out! Reserve your tables early!
For Reservations...
call 925-846-2871!
72-Hour Cancellation Policy applies.
Castlewood Country Club
707 Country Club Circle
Pleasanton, CA 94566
6:00 p.m.
No Host Cocktails
7:00 p.m.
Family-Style Dinner
7:30 - 10:30 p.m.
Live Music and Dancing
Music by “Pure Ecstasy”
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