January 2016 - Duck Woods Country Club

INSIDE:
Tennis
General Manager
Announcements
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Page 3
Golf Corner
From the Red Tees
Fitness Center
Pages 4 & 5
Food &
Beverage
News
Page 6
Women’s
Association
Page 8
January 2016
The
Clubhouse Courier
WWW.DUCKWOODSCC.COM
MEMBERSHIP NEWS
We had a great year with forty-three new members signing up for membership. NonResident Golf had the most new members registered and Resident Golf came in a close
second. We wish to thank all of the sponsoring members that assisted in attaining a new
member. With a special thank you to Mr. & Mrs. Jim Braithwaite, Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Fitzgerald and Mr. & Mrs. John Waldmann, who sponsored the most new members in
2015, with two new members each.
The Membership Committee has developed a New Member Incentive Program.
2016 Member Incentive Program
To reward current members who are sponsoring new members, we are offering the
following incentive effective, January 1, 2016. We will be featuring a dining credit here
at the Club for you, your family and friends to enjoy.
New Golf Membership:
Any member sponsoring a new Golf Member will receive $1000 dining credit.
New Tennis Membership:
Any member sponsoring a new Tennis Member will receive $750 dining credit.
New Social Membership:
Any member sponsoring a new Social Member will receive $500 dining credit.
New Young Professional Membership:
Any member sponsoring a new Young Professional Member will receive $250
dining credit.
PLEASE WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Mark & Mary Ann Palmer
Bob & Linda White
GENERAL Manager
DECEMBER NEWS FROM THE BOARD (CONT.)
PATRICK O’KEEFE
House Committee: A new sign for the front of the clubhouse is being
researched.
2016 is here and with it new and exciting amenities and offerings for you,
your family and guests to enjoy. Each year at this time I inform the membership of the club improvements the Board of Directors have approved
for the new year. With our solid financial position were are able to
greatly improve and develop new and exciting recreational opportunities.
Of course, due to the aging of the clubhouse and equipment, we must
attend to items such as the replacement of the roof over the kitchen, golf
cart path on #8 and #9, resurfacing and sealing clubhouse walkways and
stucco, computer server for maintaining our accounting systems and for
future software upgrades that will offer items such as an on line reservation system and enhanced member statements, screens for the bistro patio, clubhouse directional signs for functions, food warming holding box for banquets, an additional cooktop burner for expediting dining
service, Carryall golf maintenance transportation carts for staff efficiency, golf course maintenance blower for the parking lots and the golf
course and a cement walkway to tennis courts #3 and #4. Then there are
items that will have an aesthetic and useful value for the membership such as a year round outdoor gathering area with a VIP feel with a
gas fire pit, flooring, shade, comfortable seating, bar and food service in a
great outdoor setting close to a Bocce Ball Court, food and beverage
chafing dishes for banquets to give a first class look and for keeping the
food warmer, snag golf for kids and adults to enjoy golf games, two Life
Fitness pieces of equipment for the fitness center and an enhanced tennis
court viewing area for courts #1 and #2 with a new low fence and all
weather tables and chairs for comfortable seating.
Along with the capital items mentioned, the pool area will be enhanced
with a pool specific menu and beverage offerings and enhanced play area
for the kids. Also, the board approved funds to be saved over the next
two to three years to uplift tennis courts #3 and #4 and to accomplish a
major golf course maintenance equipment purchase to provide golfers
with an enhanced playing surface for their enjoyment. The Board
of Directors approved a well balanced capital plan that will enhance all
key result areas for club infrastructure and member enjoyment. So please
come visit and enjoy your club in 2016!
Thank you.
Membership Committee: November 2015 membership count is 493
which is the same as October. The committee is developing a new marketing brochure which is in the draft stage.
Tennis Committee: Reported the LTA Get Pinked event raised over
$1,000 for the OBX Hospital fund. A preliminary 2016 calendar is being
discussed.
The next board meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, January 20, 2016.
All members are welcome to attend any Board Meeting.
OUTER BANKS FORUM DINING SPECIAL
Come join us for dinner before going to the show!
To take advantage of the great deal, please notify your server to
receive 20% off of your bill.
(Beverages not included)
Participating dates are as follows:
Saturday, January 23, 2016
Saturday, February 20, 2016
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Thursday, May 26, 2016
WADWCC EVENTS
DECEMBER NEWS FROM THE BOARD
NEWS FROM THE BOARD
Dee Lewis President DWCC Board of Directors
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
New is the year, new are the hopes, new is the resolution, new are the
spirits, and new are wishes for you. Have a promising and fulfilling New
Year…from Duck Woods Board of Directors.
The December Annual Board Meeting took place on Wednesday, 12-162015 with all board members present. The Board approved the 2016
budget and capital expenditures. Operational expenses of $3,173,749.61
were approved as well as capital requests in the amount of $190,000.
During the upcoming year, a new VIP area with fire pit, shade, and seating will be installed on the patio near the pro shop. A single bocce ball
court will be located between the hospitality tent and the putting green.
Other amenities to be put in place are Snag Golf for juniors, new treadmill and elliptical machines. The Bistro screen will be repaired and roof
repairs will be made.
Deck the Halls! … Armed with glittering garlands, wreathes, center
pieces, tree ornaments, window displays and much more, members of the
Decorating Committee of the Women’s Association of Duck Woods
Country Club decorated Duck Woods Country Club in gold and ivory
recently. Putting up the freshly made decorations are (Back l to r): Nena
Teller, Andrea Schollaert and Judy Copeman. (Row 2 l to r): Nancy
Odom, Marty Batsel, Jeannette Anderson, Gail Via, Gail Reynolds, Jayne
Bennett, Kathy Horne, Barbara Becker, chairman, Ann Laughner and
Sharon Kingston. (Row 3) Pat Price. Front l to r) Suzanne Smith, Loismary Hoehne, Cindy Koyiades and Betts Groff. Not pictured are Sally
Lowe and Maria Smith.
Standing Committee Activities
Finance: The total cash position at month end was $987,553.43 which is
$137,761.56 ahead of last year. Nonmember revenue percentage was
11.9%. Duck Woods is maintaining an overall favorable financial position to finish out the year.
Playing “Santa” for Area Families
Food and Beverage Committee: A new wine menu will be developed Displaying gifts collected from members of the Women’s Association for
with a start date of February 1, 2016.
the Angel Gift Program coordinated by the Outer Banks Women’s AssoGolf: Rounds played 11-2015 are 1,204 which is 377 more than last year. ciation through Dare County Social Services recently are (l to r) Maureen
Buckley and Di Small, co-chair of the Christmas Families Committee.
Year to date rounds played are 18,171 which is 351 more than in 2014.
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DUCK WOODS LADIES’ TENNIS ASSOCIATION
Tennis Fred Pfuhl
Weekly Offerings at Duck Woods Starting January 4, 2016
Monday:
Ladies’ Morning Play 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Pro Drills 11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Junior Tournament 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Tuesday:
Men’s Morning Play 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Ladies’ Clinic (3.5) 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Junior Future II 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Wednesday:
Ladies’ Quad 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Cardio Tennis 1:30 p.m.-2:15 p.m.
Junior Tournament 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Thursday:
Pro Drills 11:00 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Junior Future II 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Ladies’ Evening Play 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Friday:
Men’s Morning Play 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Ladies’ Clinic (3.0) 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Ladies’ 2.5 Clinic 13:00 p.m.-1:30 p.m.
Junior Prep (Tournament) 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Saturday
Ladies’ Round Robin 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Men’s 3.5+ Play 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Upcoming Tennis Offerings
Pro Style Drilling – This class copies the way pros train to be the best.
Fred will direct players to do specific cooperative drilling. Consistency
in footwork, court positioning & shot repetition is emphasized. All
levels are encouraged to participate and players will be paired according to ability. Cost: $10pp. Players must sign up before each class.
Cardio Workouts – This class focuses on movement and conditioning
while keeping you in your cardio zone. You do not even have to play
much tennis at all to get the cardio advantage to the workout. The class
is 45 minutes long and is performed with music to keep the participants
moving & grooving. The classes meet twice a week on Monday and
Thursday from 1:30 – 2:15pm. The cost for the class is a can of
balls!
*Private Lesson Package*
With the “Spring” season just a few months away, now is the time to
make the necessary changes in your game to go to the next level. You
need the non-competitive time to make the change and get thru the
difficult crossover period from old stroke to new stroke.
Cost:
6-hour lessons for $275
6-½ hour lessons for $150
THANK YOU!
We would like to thank Sarah Spencer for the donation of the Jungle
Gym Pirate Ship at our playground area! The kids will have a great
time playing on it with their friends!
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Ginger Webster
First, a big thank you to Gail Reynolds, who led our Association
throughout 2015. We appreciate your service as President, Gail!
At our December meeting, Gail did a wonderful job reviewing a
very active year of tennis and social events, perfectly complemented by a visual summary produced by Janet Colegrove. We
were fortunate to have both Fred and Whitney join us to celebrate the year end.
As the new President, I am delighted to have both Nancy
Vaughan and Toni Joyner continuing on the Board, as Secretary
and Treasurer, respectively. And to have Patty Guillaume joining the Board as Vice President.
2016 officers, left to
right; Nancy Vaughan,
Secretary; Toni Joyner,
Treasurer; Ginger Webster, President; Patty Guillaume, Vice President.
As stated in our Constitution and By-Laws, our objectives are to
encourage Duck Woods ladies to play tennis, to familiarize
players with the rules and etiquette of tennis, and to support the
tennis program at Duck Woods.
We plan to send a comprehensive calendar of events to all members early in 2016 and to improve communications about tennis
events and opportunities for all players. We have scheduled an
open forum with our USTA Area League Coordinator, Charlotte
Midgett, on January 14, at 4pm, to inform all members about
USTA spring league formation and to answer any questions you
might have. So please plan to join us for this event if you have
any interest in USTA play.
On the social side, we will be celebrating our December and
January birthday gals on Wednesday, January 13, at 4:30 at the
Club.
We welcome any new or current players or lovers of ladies tennis to join DWLTA (Duck Woods Ladies Tennis Association). If you have not yet renewed your membership or would
like to join, the annual dues are $30.00. Please write a check
payable to DWLTA and leave it with Fred or Whitney in the
tennis shop. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me
or any Board member. My contact information is [email protected], phone, 252-453-8075.
Weather permitting, hope to see you on the courts! Stay tuned
for Fred’s weekly updates.
And a very Happy New Year to All!
Ginger Webster
THEY DID IT!!
Friends (l to r) Jill Sheffer, Jan
Collins, Becky Toney, and Pat Price
began training together in July for
the OBX Half Marathon. On Sunday, November 10th, they fulfilled
their goal and completed the 13.1
mile race along with over 2700
other participants. Congratulations
ladies on this awesome achievement!
Golf Pro’s Corner
Brian Liebler
Happy New Year from the Duck Woods Professional Golf Operation.
We hope everyone had a healthy, happy and safe New Year and are
ready for a great 2016! We want to wish all of our members who will
be traveling to warmer destinations a great off-season and safe travels!
Don’t forget to check out the 2016 upcoming Golf Calendar and make
plans to play in some of our awesome golf events! We will be kicking
off the 2016 golf season with the 1st Annual Duck Woods Cup matches
April 22nd and 23rd. This event will be an exciting two day Ryder Cup
style event in which members will compete against each other in a spirited, fun filled competition. Your PGA Professionals, Brian Liebler and
Hunter Prevatte, will each captain a team that will be drawn from players who sign up. Day 1 will be a two-man team competition and Day 2
will be singles matches. Make plans to sign up in the spring!
We want to thank all of our golfers who participated in the 2015 Toys
for Tots toy drive event held this past December. We had approximately 125 toys donated club wide! 48 golfers participated in a 9 hole
golf event in which we played the front nine backwards. All our participants enjoyed a chili and grilled cheese lunch following play and a visit
from Santa Claus before their round.
Don’t forget to stop by the golf shop and check out some of our offseason golf apparel to keep you warm during those winter rounds of
golf. We are now carrying off season apparel from Foot-Joy, Vantage,
and Oxford. We are also still running our “Lucky Shoe Size” promotion. If you can find your size in our shoe inventory, pay only 10% over
wholesale.
If there is anything your Professional golf Shop can do for you, please
don’t hesitate to call on us!
Good Golfing,
Brian Liebler
GOLF NEWS
For Our Golf Members:
Buy a card of 5 or 10 guest rates at the winter rate of $36.00 per round.
This card can be used throughout 2015.
A card of 5 is $180.00, 10 - $360.00
*Limited to 10 guest rounds per member.
Cart Pass
Also, for the golfer in your family who likes to ride in a golf cart, we
are selling a cart punch pass.
This pass can be used throughout 2015.
A card of five 18-hole cart fees is $77.50, ten 18-hole cart fees is $155.
*No cards will be sold after January.
Call or stop in the golf shop for more details!
CONGRATULATIONS!!
We want to Congratulate Assistant PGA Professional Hunter Prevatte
on winning the Professional Division of the Emory Stafford Memorial
Pro-Am at Seascape Golf Links. Hunter’s 72 on a cold very rainy day
bested 15 other golf professionals en route to earning his first ever victory as a golf professional. Great playing Hunter!
2016 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
April
12th
22nd-23rd
LGA Quarterly
Duck Woods Cup Weekend (New)
May
1st
2nd
7th
12th
13th
MGA Ringers Begin
Club Match Play Begins
MGA Two-Man Alternate Shot
Fellowship of Christian Athletes Outing
Ping Demo Day
7th
9th -11th
17th
LGA Quarterly
DWCC Men’s Member-Guest
LGA Invitational
1st
19th
22nd-23rd
MGA Shoot-Out Scores Begin
LGA Member-Member
MGA Member-Member
Aug.
9th
17th
LGA Quarterly
DWCC Senior Classic
Sept.
17th-18th
24th
DWCC Club Championship Weekend
MGA Shoot-Out
Nov.
5th
8th
MGA Tommy Wine Event
LGA Quarterly
June
July
Dec.
10th
Toys For Tots Charity Event
Note: MGA Team Matches and outings TBA
GOLF SHOP HOURS
Off Season Golf Shop Hours of Operation
Golf Course: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00.m.
Golf Shop: 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
GOLF TIP
Quiet Lower Body in the Back Swing
In the take away, many golfers tend to move too much off the ball by
swaying back as the club starts back. When this happens the player’s
head and body tends to move off the ball as well.
This bad move usually starts from the bottom and goes up. We don’t
realize that too much extra leg movement in the back swing moves all
of our other body parts.
First widen your stance a little. This allows you to make a fuller turn
without moving side to side as much. Next, limit the movement of
your legs as much as you can. Concentrate on keeping your legs still.
You may do this by pretending to hold a basketball between your
knees. Lastly, concentrate on turning your shoulders while keeping the
lower body still. You may feel a little tight while doing this at first due
to extra tension built up by less leg movement and more shoulder turn.
Don’t worry, this is power being stored for that extra tens yards!
Swing away and finish big!
If you have any questions pertaining to this aspect of your swing or any
other concern you may have with your game, contact your PGA Professionals Brian Liebler and Hunter Prevatte to set up a lesson!
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FROM THE LGA
Nonie Booth
I wish all members of the DWLGA and their families a very healthy,
happy and prosperous New Year. I want to thank the previous
board, under the leadership of Carnell Boyle, for their time and commitment to the LGA the past couple of years. We’ve had some fun
and challenging times together on Tuesday with new and innovative
matches being played. As I sit here writing this the temperature is in
the upper 60’s and has been for the past many days. Surely this
won’t continue but hopefully, we will have enough pretty Tuesdays
that we can play Snowbird golf (9 am for 18- holers, 9:30 am for 9holers) or at least get to the range to keep our game in shape. If you
are a new member to DWCC and would like to become a member of
the LGA there is information on the bulletin board in the Ladies
Locker Room. We would love to have you join us. If you are really
new to golf the Newbies and Bunker Bees might just be the thing for
you. The Pro Shop can get you headed in their direction. As always
I look forward to seeing you on the Green Tees.
Nonie Booth, Chairman
Toys for Tots Golf Event
What a great day of golf for a wonderful cause! Thank you to all
who participated! Listed below are a few pictures of some our great
golfers who participated in the event:
Norm & Diane Pokelwaldt
Tennis News
A beautiful day for our Tennis Toys for Tots event!
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The Breakers OBX (l
to r) Camille Miller,
Janet Colegrove, Ginger Webster, Di Small,
Captain, Jan Collins,
Cindy Barnett, Maureen Buckley and Fred
Pfuhl.
(l to r) Lynne Chase, Barbara Helms, Pam Cotter & Wade Wheeler
(l to r) Dr. Dan & Mrs. Patrice Dwyer & Mr. & Mrs. Rick Braccini
The Breakpoint (l to r) Janet Colegrove, captain, Jan Collins, Gail
Reynolds, Linda Hellman, Judi Smith and Toni Joyner. Not pictured
is Cindy Barnett.
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These above two women’s USTA teams from Duck Woods Country
Club, competed at the North Carolina USTA Southern Combo Doubles Championships in Wilmington, N.C. recently.
“I am proud of both teams as they competed well in the state championship,” said Fred Pfuhl, Director of Tennis at Duck Woods Country
Club. “They are making tremendous advancements in their tactical
style of play. The 6.5 team handed the eventual champ their only loss
of the tournament.”
(l to r) Jan Flackowicz, Anna Ruspa, Loy Fedele & Frank Toolan
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Food & Beverage NEWS
BEVERAGE SPECIALS
Come join us at the Club every
Tuesday for half price beer!
*All draft & bottled beer!
Enjoy special appetizers such as
large salted beer pretzels!
SAVE THE DATE FOR
KIDS MOVIE NIGHT!
NFL PLAYOFFS
PUB NIGHT
SAVE THE DATE..
VALENTINE’S DAY!
Kids Movie Night
Saturday, January 30, 2016
Cost: $7.95
(plus tax & gratuity)
Dinner: 6:30 p.m.
Movie: 7:00 p.m.
Featuring: Minions
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Enjoy a cold brew and pub
chow……..Gourmet Burgers
Fish N Chips, Chicken Wings,
Chili, Bratwurst & much
more!!!
** Come over to the Bistro and
watch the playoffs on the flat
screen TVs!
Join us Sunday, February 14, 2016 from
4:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. for our
Lovers Lane Valentine's Dinner!
$69.00 Per Couple
(plus tax & gratuity)
Menu To Include:
Chicken Nuggets
Fries
Carrots & Celery
Cookies & Juice Box
Thursday Special
Enjoy half price wine every
Thursday!
GOURMET BURGER
& BEER NIGHT
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*Enjoy selected special appetizers
such as: Cheese & Fruit Tray
SATURDAY WINE & DINE
New Wine & Dine Every Saturday
night at the Club!
Chef Specials with selected pairings
of wine by Becky our Beverage
Supervisor.
Kids Movie Night
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Cost: $7.95
(plus tax & gratuity)
Dinner: 6:30 p.m.
Movie: 7:00 p.m.
Featuring: Inside Out
Menu To Include:
Pizza
Fries
Carrots & Celery
Cookies & Juice Box
BREAKFAST WITH
SANTA FUN!!
What a great day of
fun the kids had at
the Club!
The kids enjoyed
Animal Shaped
Balloons by Chuck
Beatty, Server at the
Club, coloring craft,
delicious breakfast
and best of all were
the kids sitting on
Santa’s lap telling
him what they
wanted for
Christmas!
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To make reservations Monday-Friday, please call 252-261-2744 ext
221. After 5 p.m. or on weekends, please call the Bistro at 252-2612356 ext. 231.
**If you would like to make a
reservation for Kids Movie Night,
please call the Administrative
Office at 252-261-2744.
CHEF’S TABLE
Saturday, January 9, 2016
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Theme:
“Comfort Food With A Twist”
Please join Executive Chef Joey
Russo for a personal five course
gourmet dining experience.
Offered EVERY Wednesday in
January & February!
The Kazoo
Fried Green Tomatoes, Swiss
Cheese & Whole Grain Mustard
$9.95
Hot Tamale
Jalapeno, Provolone,
Guacamole & Pico D Gallo
$9.95
After Church
House Cured Salmon (Lox),
Tomato, Caper, Red Onion &
Our Blessings
$9.95
Blues Brothers
Blue Cheese, Onion Rings
& BBQ Sauce
$9.95
Lucky Luciano
Pesto, Provolone, Mushrooms
& Balsamic Reduction
$9.95
Our Own “Brooklyn Bomber”
House Cured Bacon
(Pork Belly), Smoked Cheddar
& Over Easy Egg
$9.95
The Yard
Turkey Burger, Guacamole,
Grilled Tomato & Swiss
$9.95
Veggie Burger
w/like toppings available
$7.95
*All burgers served w/choice of:
Fries, Sweet Potato Fries, Chips
or Onion Rings
Paired Beers by Becky our
Beverage Supervisor.
Choice of One Appetizer:
Montage
Manila Clams & Hollander Mussels
Sautéed in a Broth of Fresh Tomato, White
Wine, Green Onion, Garlic & Shrimp
Served w/Crusty Baguette
Lobster
Cold Water Lobster Salad
w/Fresh Tarragon, Crème Fraiche
& Lemon
Served on Roasted Pepper Blini
Choice of Soup or Salad:
East Coast Oyster Chowder
Caesar Salad w/House Caesar Dressing
Spinach Salad w/Bacon Vinaigrette
Choice of Entrée:
Filet Mignon
Bacon Wrapped 8oz. Filet
w/Blue Cheese Chianti Cream
Served w/Truffle Mashed Potatoes
& Chef Vegetable
Rockfish
Potato Crusted, Rice Pilaf, Tomato
Hollandaise (Choron) & Chef Vegetable
Shrimp or Chicken Parmesan
5 Large Prawn or Chicken Breast
w/Classic Breading
Baked w/Marinara & Mozzarella
Served w/Angel Hair Pasta
Choice of Dessert:
Cannoli Cheesecake w/Strawberry Cream
Almond Chocolate Pot De Crème
w/Strawberry Cream
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Signature Drink For The Evening:
Love Potion #9
made w/Cake Vodka, Strawberry Purée
& Whipped Cream
*Come enjoy a romantic dinner while
listening to a strolling violinist for the
evening.
Golf Pro Shop Hours
Mon-Sun 7:30 am to 5:00 pm
Business Office Hours
Monday-Friday 9 am to 5 pm
Food Service Hours
2016
Brunch: Sunday: 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Lunch: Mon-Sun: 11:00 am to 4:00 pm
Dinner: Mon-Sun: 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Snack Bar Hours
Closed For The Season
Tennis Pro Shop Hours
Mon-Fri: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
Sat & Sun: 8:30 am to 3:00 pm
Fitness Center Hours:
Mon-Sun 5:30 a.m. to 8:00 pm
Sunday
January
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Dress code is Country Club Casual
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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2
Wine & Dine
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Social Hour
4:30 pm-5:30 pm
½ priced appetizers
Fresh Fish Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
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4
5
Sunday Brunch
9:00 am-2:00 pm
Pizza Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Fried Chicken Dinner
$7.25
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*Membership Committee
Mtg. 3:00 pm
Women's Association
Mtg. 10:30 am
*Food & Beverage
Committee Mtg. 9:00 am
LGA Snow Bird Play
8:30 am
Bridge 10:30 am
*Greens & Grounds
Committee Mtg. 3:00 pm
Ladies’ Lush
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
1/2 Price Beer Night
Burger & Beer Night
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Social Hour
4:30 pm-5:30 pm
½ priced appetizers
Wine & Dine
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Chef’s Table
6:30 pm
Fresh Fish Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Breakfast At The Club
7:00 am-11:00 am
Dominoes Group 11:30 am
Scramblers’ Golf 8:30 am
1/2 Price Wine Night
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12
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Sunday Brunch
9:00 am-2:00 pm
*House Committee Mtg.
9:30 am
LGA Snow Bird Play
8:30 am
Fried Chicken Dinner
$7.25
*Golf Committee
Mtg. 3:30 pm
1/2 Price Beer Night
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Dominoes Group 11:30 am
Ladies’ Lush
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Pizza Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
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*Tennis Committee
Mtg. 2 pm
Bridge 10:30 am
Breakfast At The Club
7:00 am-11:00 am
Wine & Dine
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Fresh Fish Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Scramblers’ Golf 8:30 am
Burger & Beer Night
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Social Hour
4:30 pm-5:30 pm
½ priced appetizers
1/2 Price Wine Night
Dinner Bridge 5:30 pm
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20
21
Sunday Brunch
9:00 am-2:00 pm
Book & Movie Club
Mtg. 10:30 am
LGA Snow Bird Play
8:30 am
*Finance Committee
Mtg. 12:30 pm
Fried Chicken Dinner
$7.25
Pizza Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
*Communications
Subcommittee
Mtg. 1:30 pm
*Board of Directors
Mtg. 7:30 pm
Dominoes Group 11:30 am
Bridge 10:30 am
1/2 Price Wine Night
NFL Playoffs
Pub Night
6:00 pm
1/2 Price Beer Night
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Social Hour
4:30 pm-5:30 pm
½ priced appetizers
Scramblers’ Golf 8:30 am
Wine & Dine
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Fresh Fish Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Prime Rib Buffet 6:00 pm
Ladies’ Lush
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Burger & Beer Night
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Sunday Brunch
9:00 am-2:00 pm
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Pizza Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Fried Chicken Dinner
$7.25
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LGA Snow Bird Play
8:30 am
1/2 Price Beer Night
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Bridge 10:30 am
Dominoes Group 11:30 am
Scramblers’ Golf 8:30 am
Ladies’ Lush
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Dinner Bridge 5:30 pm
Burger & Beer Night
Feb. 1
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Sunday Brunch
9:00 am-2:00 pm
Pizza Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Fried Chicken Dinner
$7.25
Feb. 2
Breakfast At The Club
7:00 am-11:00 am
Feb. 3
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Social Hour
4:30 pm-5:30 pm
½ priced appetizers
Fresh Fish Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Wine & Dine
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Kids Movie Night
Dinner: 6:30 pm
Movie: 7:00 pm
1/2 Price Wine Night
Feb. 4
LGA Snow Bird Play
8:30 am
Women's Association
Mtg. 10:30 am
Breakfast At The Club
7:00 am-11:00 am
1/2 Price Beer Night
Bridge 10:30 am
1/2 Price Wine Night
Feb. 5
Feb. 6
Social Hour
4:30 pm-5:30 pm
½ priced appetizers
Wine & Dine
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Fresh Fish Night
4:00 pm-9:00 pm
Ladies’ Lush
4:00 pm-6:00 pm
Chef’s Table
6:30 pm
Burger & Beer Night
Social & Food 261-2744
Golf 261-2609
Tennis 261-6438
Pool 261-2289
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MANAGEMENT Staff Directory
Administration:
Office Manager
Janet Barsalou
252-261-2744
[email protected]
Accounting Manager
Brooke Norris
252-261-2744
[email protected]
Facilities Maintenance:
Facilities Maintenance Manager
Harry Simpson
252-261-2744
[email protected]
Fitness:
Debbie Zeigler
252-305-5969
[email protected]
General Manager
Patrick O’Keefe
252-261-2744
[email protected]
Tennis:
Director of Tennis
Fred Pfuhl
252-261-6438
WOMEN’S Association Nena Teller
President Bebe Bush
“Happy New Year to all of our delightful members! I would like to extend a special
thank you to Barbara Becker and her talented committee for the outstanding job they
did in decorating our club house. We hope the membership enjoyed the beautiful
decorations.
Golf Operations:
Director of Golf
Brian Liebler
252-261-2609
[email protected]
Director of Grounds Maintenance
Tom Wallwork
252-982-6611
[email protected]
Food & Beverage:
Function Director & Marketing
Meghan Scannell
252-261-2744
[email protected]
Food & Beverage Department
252-261-2744
[email protected]
Executive Chef
Joey Russo
252-261-2744
[email protected]
Christmas Families
Thank you to our members for your help fulfilling the needs and wishes
of our 19 "Christmas Families" children this holiday season with gifts
and monetary donations totaling $1,285. Our Women's Association
made a $500 donation to Currituck County Social Services to help foster
children. Plus, a contribution of $604.75 was donated to Dare County
Social Services, through the Outer Banks Women's Club's Angel Gifts
Program, to help additional children.
I would also like to thank our Christmas Families Co-Chairs Maureen Buckley and Di
Small for coordinating this very important effort for our group. We exceeded our
goals and were able to help many Dare and Currituck County children have a nicer We would also like to thank our Christmas Families Committee for their
help during the November Holiday Bazaar and on Dec. 1st, when gifts
Christmas. Thank you to our membership for your overwhelming support.
were collected, bagged and delivered. Thanks to all for your support to
We look forward to making many wonderful memories together in 2016 at our excitthis wonderful community project which gives families a Merry Christing WADWCC meetings and activities. Please join us!"
mas!
February Meeting: “From Molasses to Glasses.” Discover first-hand, through an
Book and Movie Club
incredible but true story, how two brewers and two bartenders fulfilled their dream of
The January meeting of the Book and Movie Club will be in the banquet room
bringing the rum tradition back to the Outer Banks! - Feb. 3
at 10:30 a.m. on Mon., Jan. 18. Members will discuss The Little Paris BookMarch Meeting: “Flappers of the 1920’s.” Gain fascinating glimpses into the world shop by Nina George and the facilitator will be Suzanne Smith. Members are
of the flappers in this Women’s History Month presentation by Lin Logan, past presi- encouraged to stay for lunch after the meeting. Please RSVP for the meeting
dent of the Dare County League of Women Voters. Discover more about this breed of and lunch to Andrea Schollaert, [email protected].
fast women with their short skirts, bobbed hair and jazz who flaunted their disdain for
Food for Thought
“acceptable behavior – March 2
Recently, Food for Thought packed more than 500 healthy weekend meal
All Duck Woods ladies are invited to attend the next Women’s Association meeting
bags. We collected $175 in December – thank you! Remember, donations to
on Jan. 6. Mark your calendars now to enjoy “Survival on the Outer Banks through
Food for Thought are now welcome. Just write a check to the non-profit and
the Centuries” beginning at 10:30 a.m. Uncover, thanks to an amazing presentation
put it in a basket on the Ways and Means table. If you are interested in packby Bob Perry, educator/agriculturalist, how Native Americans lived, how Europeans
ing, please contact Suzanne Smith, [email protected].
survived, and how rapid development and the tourist economy changed our Outer
Banks forever. Please RSVP to [email protected] by Jan. 1. ReFood Pantry
In December, $472 was collected – thank you for your generosity to the Beach
member to invite friends and neighbors!
Food Pantry! Next week, the Food Pantry will move to its new home in Kitty
Membership
Hawk. Special thanks to Behr Paints for donating the much needed paint at the
A special welcome to our two new members: Mary Lou Hoffert and Anne Parsons.
last minute and to the Caring Hands Ministry for donating all other materials
If you have not had a chance to pick up your membership directory, please contact and doing the work. Have any questions? Contact Nancy Klahre,
Judy Copeman to make arrangements for drop off at your home or at the club. If you [email protected]
have any questions about membership, please email Judy Copeman, jcopeChristmas Decorations
[email protected].
Blood Drive
The wreaths are all hung in the windows and halls
Mark your calendars for Wed., Feb. 24 for the first blood drive of 2016 in cooperation The trees and the garlands bring ooohhs & aaahhhs.
with Holy Redeemer Church. Sign-up sheets to volunteer will be on the tables at the
In every corner and at the front door
January meeting.
You see holiday spirit that was not there before.
If you are interested in helping with this drive, please contact Karen Kranda,
I thank our Committee for their talent & time
[email protected] or call her at 255-0285.
Our club is so glorious at Christmastime.
Birthday Luncheons
Susan Rich & Sarah Johns will host the January celebration. Details to come. Happy
birthday!