April 2015

VOLUME XXVI, NO. 4 - APRIL 2015
THE LOG
S O U T H C A R O L I N A YA C H T C L U B M E M B E R S H I P N E W S L E T T E R
IT'S A GROUND-BREAKING SPRING AT SCYC!
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CLUB H OU SE RULE S & AT TI RE
D I N I N G H OURS
TUESDAY - SATURDAY
Breakfast............................7:00-9:30 AM
Lunch..................................... 11:30-2:30 PM
Happy Hour ...................5:00-6:30 PM
Dinner.................................. *5:30-9:00 PM
S U N D AY
• Appropriate casual day attire is required for
the Clubhouse.
Brunch............................11:30-3:00 PM
*Tuesday Dinner is a buffet served from 5:30-7:30 PM
EXE C UTIVE BOARD
PAST C OMMO DO RE S
Founder
JAMES N. RICHARDSON, JR.
Commodore
HUNTLEY TARLETON
Vice Commodore
JOE HIGHSMITH
Secretary
KEVIN KEOGH
Fleet Captain
LEE EDWARDS
Club Chaplain
GREG KRONZ
Activities
BRITTANY TARLETON
Membership/House
JANE WEDGEWORTH
Tennis/Sports
SARA DANIEL
Yachting
LEE EDWARDS
Protocol
LESLIE RICHARDSON
Cruise FleetCommander
PAT MOORE
Harbor 20 Fleet Captain
JOE HIGHSMITH
David Bachelder
Dudley King
Edward Forrest
Denny Fraser
Peter H. Hunter
Brian Carmines
Donald P. McKenna
L. Kirk Glenn
Richard S. Woods
Martin Olsen
Bill Daniel
Rudrick G. Otto
Thomas Galbraith
Gene Taggart
James W. Bradshaw
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CLUB STAFF
LEE LUCIER.......................................
APRIL LANGILL........................... JESSA BURT.....................................
EMILY HOLYOAK......................... KEVIN CAVANAUGH.............. VICKI BURRIS................................. ADDISON COOK......................... MARK NEWMAN....................... DENISE AGEE................................ LYNDA KESSLER........................ KAREN MORGENROTH.......
General Manager/CEO Clubhouse Manager
Catering & Events Director
Wine Director
Executive Chef
Membership Director
Member Services Director
Yachting Director
Tennis Director
Sports Center Coordinator
Accounting Director
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TAB LE O F C O NTENTS
CLUB ACTIVITY REPORT 1
IN & AROUND THE CLUB2
UPCOMING EVENTS5
CALENDAR
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SPORTS CENTER NEWS8
YACHTING LOG
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CRUISING NEWS
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THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE12
RECIPROCAL CLUBS
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• Evening dining is by reservation. Lunch is first
come, first served in Bluefish.
• Jackets are required for gentlemen
Wednesday - Saturday evenings and Sunday
Brunch in the Catesby Dining Room. Jackets
are not required on Tuesday evenings or on
special themed events. Ladies are required to
dress in a fashion that is compatible with that
of the gentlemen.
• No short pants or jeans allowed in the Catesby
Dining Room.
• Gentlemen may not wear hats or caps in the
Clubhouse.
• Shirts and shoes are required at all times on
Club premises, except around the swimming
pool. Bathing attire not permitted within the
Clubhouse.
• SCYC is a family-oriented club that
appreciates well behaved children, but they
should be supervised at all times.
• Smoking is not permitted inside the SCYC
Clubhouse.
• Boaters must notify the Club if planning to
arrive by boat to ensure dockage.
• When a cancellation policy applies, the Club
must be notified of cancellation within the
time specified so that charges to your account
may be avoided.
• While in the Clubhouse, cell phones should be
turned off or kept on silent/ vibrate. Members
who find it necessary to use cell phones while
dining are asked to step into the foyer or
outside.
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OFFICIAL CLUB DRESS
SUMMER
Club Commissioning through Commodore’s Ball
Navy blazer, blue oxford shirt,
off-white pants & a club tie
WINTER
After Commodore’s Ball, until Club Commissioning
Navy blazer, white oxford shirt,
grey pants & a club tie.
Club Founders Leslie & JR Richardson, Jr, GM Lee Lucier, Brittany and Commodore Huntley Tarleton break ground on the new Pool Bar!
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THE LOG January 2015
Club Activity Report
by LEE LUCIER, GENERAL MANAGER
As the season changes here at the
Club, I am excited to see all that is
happening every day. We have enjoyed great events and progress over
the past month with the Legacy
League Family Ball, Club Commissioning, Harbor 20 racing, Pool
Bar construction and the continued growth of club activities for the
membership.
This month, we are looking forward to the new Spring menus from
Chef Kevin and his culinary team,
Easter Brunch, Heritage festivities,
the Windmill Harbour Regatta (and
DDS&A cup), and the Boat Show
the first weekend of May. Easter
brunch this year will be highlighted by the club's egg hunt at 1:00
pm, with designated age appropriate areas for the children. Quickly
following Easter, the Heritage golf
tournament begins, and the club's
hospitality vessel will again be
parked in the Harbour Town Yacht
Basin, this year in slip #11. The vessel, a Haig Point Ferry, will be open
to all members Friday from 12-5:00
pm, Saturday from 11-6:00pm and
Sunday from 12–6:00pm. We will
be featuring refreshments and hors
d’oeuvres from both clubs. At
the end of the month, the Windmill Harbour Regatta, featuring
the DDS&A cup, will include both
Harbor 20’s and other One Design
fleets, thus building upon a great
event. I invite you to join and watch
some great One Design sailing from
your club members.
COMMODORE’S COMMENTS
by HUNTLEY TARLETON, COMMODORE
Thank you to all the attendees of the Club Commissioning
and the first Boat Commissioning of 2015. I am looking forward
to this new boating season. The
warm air and longer days are here,
so it’s time to get on the water! I
would like to thank John Rumsey
for inviting my daughter, Blythe,
to sail with the Harbor 20 Group.
This was Blythe’s first time sailing
and she loved it. In my defense,
I have asked her numerous times
if she would like to go sailing...
the answer to me has always been
a resounding, NO! I am not sure
if this answer is due to my sailing ability or the fact that I am her
father. I am going with the later.
On a side note, I would also like to
thank the sailor who taught Blythe
a few choice words. I let her know
these words are only to be used on
the water, under very specific racing conditions.
The PHRF Series is underway. Participation in the series
is up, due to the efforts of Judith
and Bill Lawrenson. We have ten
boats registered. The first race in
this series was a two hour float.
Unfortunately, the wind did not
hiltonheadislandboatshow.com, and
to come join the club and the Hilton
Head boating community for a great
weekend of boats and food.
Finally, the pool bar and pool area
remodel is well underway. The construction has begun and looks to be
on schedule. New furnishings have
been purchased and ordered, and the
overall area is enjoying a total faceKicking off May, the Boat Show lift. We cannot wait to open this year
promises to be a great event with an poolside with a new look that we are
expanded event calendar and nu- sure everyone will love.
merous dining options. I invite you
to visit the show website, www.
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called the race.
The second
race started on
time, with two
u n regi stered
(“checks in the
mail”) boats.
This brings total participants HUNTLEY TARLETON
to twelve. Our
new club J70, skippered by Chuck
Millican with crew: Lynne Millican, Caldwell Tarleton and myself,
is in first place. I look forward to
the rest of the series.
Our Legacy League Ball was
held on March 21st. We presented
eight cotillion graduates and introduced two young ladies, Allie
Burak and Whitaker Gannon. A
great time was had by all! If you
have children who have never attended Cotillion or this event, I
cannot express enough how much
fun the children (and parents/
grandparents) of the club had on
this evening. The champagne and
sparkling grape juice were flowing and families were dancing
until dawn... OK, only to 10:30.
This truly is one of the best family
events at our club!
Club Founders Leslie & JR Richardson and
Commodore Huntley Tarleton break ground
on the new Pool Bar to open this Summer!
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In & Around the Club
N E W MEMBERS!
WELCOME
MS. BA R BA R A GW Y N N E
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D R . A N D M R S . PA U L M . L O N G
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M S. J ESS I E M C C O L LO U G H
MR. AND MRS. CRAIG RIDER
MR. & MRS. ROBERT L. WOOD RUM
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MR. GEORGE W. RUTH, JR.
Top Left photos:
We kicked off our official boating season in
style at the Club Commissioning held March
8th. After the ceremony, we took the group
to the Promenade to Commission our newest
club boats into the fleet.
Middle:
Chef Kevin vs Chef Lee - the ultimate
showdown in the Chart Room! During the
Dinner and Learn session, there were plenty of
laughs to go with each course.
Bottom Left:
Fly Fishing 101 was a great way to try
something new at the Club! Captain Josh
Boyles taught the group a bit in the Chart
Room before heading to the pool to put their
knowledge to the test!
Bottom Right:
The future of SCYC discusses important topics
in the Board Room during "Tips for Tots",
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Alexandra Adela Burak
Caroline Whitaker Gannon
2015 Legacy League Ball
The 2015 Legacy League Ball, held on Saturday, March
21, was a spectacular event! Cotillion graduates made
their entrance to introduce seniors Allie Burak and Whitaker Gannon. Family and friends then gathered for a
delicious meal prepared by Chef Kevin Cavanaugh, and
danced the night away in Bluefish!
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NEW TASTE OF
THE HARBOUR!
WINE & SPIRITS
TASTING!
11 TH ANNUAL IN-WATER BOAT SHOW
MAY 1-3, 2015
$12 PER PERSON, 12 & UNDER FREE | FREE PARKING / SHOW ACCESS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED BY WATER
MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR MAY 1-3, 2015!
TITLE SPONSORS
THANKS TO OUR OFFICIAL SPONSORS!
MEDIA SPONSORS:
Exciting plans for this year ’s Hilton Head Island Boat Show include
even more magnificent boats, great fishing and boating safety
clinicsWINDMILL
andHARBOUR
an expanded Outside Hilton Head “Paddlefest” events
*SPECIAL
THANKS TO
WINDMILLStand
HARBOUR: MARINA
OWNERS
ASSOCIATION, PROPERTY OWNERS
ASSOCIATION, REAL ESTATE OFFICE/THE
RICHARDSON GROUP
with kayak
and
Up
Paddleboard
clinics/demos.
A nautical
www
.hiltonheadislandboatshow.
com
and resort wear Fashion Show will be taking place on both Saturday and Sunday – with models from the South Carolina Yacht Club
and Windmill Harbour! The Boat Show is still looking for volunteers –
please register online if you might be interested in getting involved,
www.hiltonheadislandboatshow.com.
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SCYC members receive two FREE wristbands
for the Hilton Head Island Boat Show!
South Carolina Yacht Club members will be will be able to pickup their complimentary, two wristbands per member, for one day
of the show beginning April 15th: either Saturday or Sunday. The
wristbands will be located at the South Carolina Yacht Club office
front desk. You will need to sign-out for your wristbands. Passes
for Guests Guest passes for entrance into the community will NOT
GRANT ENTRY/ADMISSION into the HHI Boat Show. HHI Boat Show
attendees MUST have tickets or wristbands for entry into the show.
Special discount tickets available for members Please feel free
to share the special, online discount promo codes with your family
and friends! These codes will not be made available to the general
public!
WINDMILL2: $2 off Saturday/Sunday Boat Show
WINDMILL10: $10 off Friday Night
new this year!
OVERTASTE
60 BOATS
OF THE HARBOUR
& WATERCRAFT
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newDISPLAY
upscale wine, spirits and culinary
celebration is certain to become a marquee event for the Hilton Head Island Boat
Show – especially with this year ’s special
celebrity guests! Rodney Scott, of Scott’s
Bar-B-Que in Hemingway, SC – nationally
recognized and voted as one of Southern
Living Magazine’s “20 Best BBQ Joints” and
recently named as one of Tasting Table’s
2015 Southern Chefs to Know. Chef Rodney
will be smoking a Hertitage Hog for the VIP
Preview Party. Lydia & Rob Mondavi are
the guest vintners for all of the Taste of the
Harbour events.
FRIDAY EVENING
May 1, 2015
VIP Patron Preview Party
6:30 – 9:30 pm
with Lydia & Rob Mondavi
and Rodney Scott
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
May 2, 2015
Lowcountry Pop-Up
4:00 - 7:00 pm
with Rodney Scott and local chefs:
Amanda Russ, Chef/Owner, Pomodori
Kevin Cavanaugh, Executive Chef, SCYC
Nick Unangst, Corporate Chef/Partner SERG Group
Matthew Roher, Sr. Executive Chef, The Landings Club
VIP Wine Tasting
6:00 - 7:30 pm
with Lydia & Rob Mondavi.
SCYC member and guest only event
with limited seating available
The boat show takes place on Saturday, May 2 and Sunday, May
3 from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., advance admission is $12 per person online
with children 12 and under free; at the gate $15 per person. Free
parking is available in several locations throughout the Windmill
Harbour neighborhood, with free trolley shuttle service to the
Windmill Harbourmaster ’s office. Entry to the show is not permitted
by boat and the show takes place rain or shine. The prestigious
South Carolina Yacht Club will be open to the public for dining,
tours of the clubhouse and facilities. The South Carolina Yacht
Club Grill will also have a special Boat Show menu for attendees
available from 11 am – 3 pm. Tickets and additional information
on the Hilton Head Island Boat Show and Taste of the Harbour
are available now online at www.hiltonheadislandboatshow.com.
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Upcoming Events
S C YC
H E R I TA G E
HOSPITALITY BOAT
Come join us in the Harbour Town
Yacht Basin during the Heritage golf
tournament for refreshments and fun !
Friday: 12 - 5:00 pm
Saturday: 11 - 6:00 pm
Sunday: 12 - 6:00 pm
Slip #11
Look for the Haig Point Ferry!
G ET YO U R PL A I D O N !
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S O U T H C A R O L I N A YA C H T C L U B ' S
HERITAGE HAPPENING
SUNDAY APRIL 19TH 2015 AT 2:15 PM OFF HARBOUR TOWN
D R I N K S A N D S N A C K S AT T H E C L U B TO F O L LO W AT 4 : 3 0 P M
THE EVENT
• Boat Parade on the Sunday of the Heritage followed by a Social at the Club Boats assemble off
Harbour Town April 19th at + - 2:15 PM (North or South depending on wind)
• Parade up and back (if possible) 18th Fairway, spinnakers and flags on boats at + - 2:30PM.
• Heritage Officials are supportive and will notify CBS of the event and background details, so hopefully
we will get TV coverage by the Blimp of our mighty colorful flotilla. Club will record and post on face
book.
• Return to SCYC for TV, Beer, Wine & Snacks starting at 4:30PM and watch the ending of the tournament
• Members wishing to go in the parade who do not have boats mention so at signup time - will be
allocated to available boats on a space available basis
• Owners do you have space for a guest?
• Any sailboats have a tartan colored spinnaker?
For additional information contact Bill & Judith Lawrenson, the Happening Couple, at 682-2820
SIGN UP with Addison [email protected]
• Price $15.00 per person, Signup Required
• Boat Owners wanting to participate - Entry Form Required - See Club website under Regattas
• Boat entrants get two free passes to the SCYC post parade event
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April 2015
E V E RY
MONDAY:
C LUBHOUSE C LOSED
8:30am Men’s Drop-In Tennis
10:00am Power Hour w/Natalie
10:00am Yoga
MONDAY
All food & beverage event prices are subject to applicable taxes & gratuity unless specified
as inclusive. 48-hour cancellation policy applies to all events.
E V E RY
E V E RY
T U E S D AY:
E V E RY
WEDNESDAY:
BREAKFAST: 7:00 - 9:30 am
LUNCH:
11:30 - 2:30 pm
HAPPY HOUR: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
DINNER:
5:30 - 7:30 pm
BUFFET DINNER
9:00am
Fitness Training
BREAKFAST: 7:00 - 9:30 am
LUNCH:
11:30 - 2:30 pm
HAPPY HOUR: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
DINNER:
5:30 - 9:00 pm
STEAK NIGHT
8:30am Men’s Drop-In Tennis
10:00am Power Hour w/Natalie
4:00pm SCYC Harbor 20 Races*
T UESDAY
E V E RY
T H U R S D AY:
E V E RY
F R I D AY:
BREAKFAST: 7:00 - 9:30 am
LUNCH:
11:30 - 2:30 pm
HAPPY HOUR: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
DINNER:
5:30 - 9:00 pm
BREAKFAST: 7:00 - 9:30 am
LUNCH:
11:30 - 2:30 pm
HAPPY HOUR: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
DINNER:
5:30 - 9:00 pm
9:0030am
10: am
8:30am
10:00am
11:00am
3-500pm
WEDNESDAY
Fitness Training
Pilates
THURSDAY
BREAKFAST: 7:00 - 9:30 am
LUNCH:
11:30 - 2:30 pm
HAPPY HOUR: 5:00 - 6:30 pm
DINNER:
5:30 - 9:00 pm
CLUBHOUSE CLOSED
9:30 am
Salty Sisters &
Briny Brothers
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8 9:00 am
7 10:00-11:30 am
SCYC Book Club
A LA CARTE BRUNCH:
11:30 - 3:00
pm
C LOSED
FOR DINNER
SATURDAY
2
3
SUNDAY
4 11:30 am, 2:00 & 4:00 pm
Easter Egg Decorating
5:30 pm
S U N D AY:
Men’s Drop-In Tennis
Power Hour w/Natalie
SCYC Bridge
Tennis Drills w/Denise
FRIDAY
1 4:00-5:30 pm
E V E RY
S AT U R D AY:
5
Easter Brunch
Easter Egg Hunt (1:00)
2:00 pm
Cruise Fleet
Meeting & Dinner
PHRF & One Design Spring Series:
Race 4
9
Activities Meeting
11 2:00 pm
10
PHRF & One Design Spring Series:
12
Race 5
5:30pm
3-5:00 pm
Second Sunday
Tennis Social
Tennis & Sports
Committee Meeting
Cruise Fleet in Beaufort
13
14
No Membership Committee Meeting
4:30 - 5:30 pm
TAX
15 5:30 pm
Yachting
Committee Meeting
16 12:00 - 5:00 pm
17 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Hospitality Boat
@ Harbour Town
Hospitality Boat
@ Harbour Town
18 12:00 - 5:00 pm
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Hospitality Boat
@ Harbour Town
DAY
Heritage Happening
2:15 pm Boat Parade
4:30 pm Gathering at SCYC
ON THE DOCKS
Champagne at the Gazebos to celebrate the
end of taxes and to watch the Harbor 20s race!
Heritage Week
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21
28
22 10:15 am
23 6:30 pm
Salty Sisters & Briny Brothers
6:00 pm
Executive Board Meeting
:00
6 -8:00 pm
Wine Society Meeting
29
30
Boat Commissioning:
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Fleet Captain Lee Edwards will preside over
the champagne reception as we celebrate the
commissioning of fellow members’ vessels into
the SCYC Fleet. Be sure to stay for dinner afterward in the Catesby or Bluefish Rooms. If you are
interested in commissioning your boat into the
Fleet, please contact the club. Boat Commissionings are held the last Friday of each month,
April through October.
May 1
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Windmill Harbour Regatta and DDS&A Cup
May 2
May 3
Hilton Head Island Boat Show
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Sports Center News
MEN’S OPEN TENNIS
Every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 8:30am, join your fellow members for a morning of social “drop in” tennis. Come out for
great fun and fitness, and to meet
future playing partners. Just show
up on the tennis court and introduce
yourself to the guys!
USTA IS IN FULL SWING!
The 3.0 (55+) women’s team, captioned by Ellen Schraeder and Patti
Miller, took “a full sweep” on the
courts and celebrated their victory
with a St. Patrick’s Day spread!
“MEMPHIS GALS” VISIT SCYC!
For the 10th year running, and organized by member Teresa Lewis,
a group of friends from Memphis
enjoyed an afternoon of tennis with
friends from SCYC!
SECOND SUNDAY SOCIAL TENNIS
CONGRATS
DENISE!
USTA League Southern
2015 Combo Doubles
Sectional Champion
Adult 18 & over
Women 9.5
I T E M O F T H E M O N T H : H O N E Y C O M B P O LO
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prefer traditional fashions or a modern style. Created with 100%
Very Cool® wicking polyester and machine washable. Available in
Sizes Small – XXL. Available in Black, White, Navy, Surf Blue, Grape,
Cardinal, Maroon, Cherrywood, Citrus, Sunkissed, and Ice (pictured).
$50.00: Order from Lynda by emailing or calling the Pro Shop.
Order deadline April 15th! (contact information below)
7 THE LOG Come join the fun on Sunday, April
12, 3-5 pm for “Second Sunday Social Tennis”! This is strictly a social event for both male and female
players of all levels.
We will use a Round Robin
format and enjoy the lengthening days by playing fun
tennis and finishing with
light refreshments (BYOB
suggested until the pool
bar is open!). RSVP
to Sara Daniel at
sp d a n4@g m a i l.
com or 715-2321
so that she can
reserve the appropriate number of courts.
Hope to see
you on Sunday,
April 12th, and
every
second
Sunday thereafter!
April 2015
JUNIOR
June 1-5
June 8-12
TENNIS
June 15-19
June 22-26
CAMP
June 29-3
July 6-10
July 13- 17
July 20-24
CAMP OPTIONS
One-week Sessions: Half-Day or Full-Day
JuniorTennis
at
SCYC
Ages: 5 - 14
FULL-DAY: Mon - Fri, 9 am - 3 pm
Weekly Cost: Member $315 | Non-Member $365
Daily Cost: Member $65 | Non-Member $75
HALF-DAY: Mon - Fri, 9 am - 1 pm
Weekly Cost: Member $200 | Non-Member $250
Daily Cost: Member $45 | Non-Member $55
DAILY SCHEDULE:
9:00 - 11:30 a.m.
Tennis
11:30 - 1:00 p.m.
Lunch & Swimming*
1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Tennis or Arts and Crafts
*Lunch is included in both Half-Day & Full-Day options.
Half-Day campers leave after Lunch & Swimming.
WHAT TO BRING:
Tennis racquet, tennis shoes, sunscreen, hat or visor,
water bottle, swimsuit, and a towel!
UPCOMING
Our Junior Tennis Camp is offered for children ages 5-14. SCYC is great
place to learn the game of tennis and enjoy swimming afterwards! For
children who already have had tennis experience, we will be growing
their game and their tennis mind; accentuating patterns of play and good
percentage tennis. We will divide groups according to age and ability. C O N T A C T : For more information, please contact the Pro Shop,
[email protected] | 843-681-3100
TENNIS EVENTS
April 17: Friday with Friends! 5:00-7:00 p.m. New event! Invite a guest and have them join us for our Mixed Doubles
evening. Courtside libations and wonderful fare from Chef Kevin.
$15 for members/ $20 for invited guests.
Terrific Tuesday | 5:00-7:00 p.m.
May - August: the 3rd Tuesday of the month: May 19, June 16, July 14, August 18
Partner not needed! Just sign up - changing partner format! $15.
September 18: Friday with Friends! 5:00-7:00 p.m. Invite a guest and have them join us for our Mixed Doubles evening. Courtside
libations and wonderful fare from Chef Kevin. $15 for members/ $20 for invited
guests.
October 23: Halloween Friday with Friends! 5:00-7:00 p.m. Tennis 5:00-7:00 p.m. followed by “haunted happenings” at the club! Let the
kid in you come out and play! Costumes encouraged but not required! $15 for
members/ $20 for invited guests.
November 6: Ladies’ Member-Guest Invite a guest to enjoy a great day of tennis at your club! Play is from 9-12
followed by a wonderful luncheon at the club. Sign up early as this is a
popular event!
December 5: “Rescue Round Robin”
To benefit the Hilton Head Humane Association and its many needy animals. Play is from 9:00-11:00 a.m. to be followed by a tennis exhibition. Bring in
items of need for the HHHA whether you can play in the tennis event or notitems will be accepted and taken to the HHHA! FROM THE
TENNIS COMMITTEE
It is our goal to maintain the facilities of the Sports Center for maximum enjoyment of club
members. If you notice something that needs attention, on or around the tennis courts, fitness
center, or swimming pool, please contact the Pro Shop. As a reminder, all guests must sign
in and pay applicable guests fees prior to play. Guest fees may be paid by cash or personal
check or added to the sponsoring member’s account. It is the responsibility of the sponsoring
member to ensure that all guest fees are paid. For your convenience, any unpaid guest fees
will be automatically charged to the sponsoring member’s account. In the event that guest
play occurs outside the Pro Shop’s operating hours, the fee must be paid within three days.
SCYC’S
WELLNESS CLASSES
M O N D AY S : 10:00 am
Men’s Drop-In Tennis
Power Hour
10:00 am
Yoga
8:30 am
C
W.H. Real Estate Office
with Nicole
Junior Tennis
P
Fitness Training
C
with Natalie
T U E S D AY S : P
with Natalie
4-5:00 pm
9:00 am
C
with Ryan
W E D N E S D AY S : 8:30 am
10:00 am
4-5:00 pm
Men’s Drop-In Tennis
Power Hour
C
P
with Natalie
Junior Tennis
P
Natalie
T H U R S D AY S : 9:00 am
Fitness Training
C
with Ryan
10:30 amPilates
F R I D AY S : 8:30 am
10:00 am
C
W.H. Real Estate Office
with Frida
Men’s Drop-In Tennis
Power Hour
C
P
with Natalie
3-4:00 pm Tennis Drills*
Advanced with Denise
C
P
C
4-5:00 pm Tennis Drills*
P
Intermediate with Denise
Unless otherwise noted,
All classes take place on the Tennis Courts.
Complimentary
Call Pro Shop to sign up
C
P
Keep in the Know: Visit www.hhilovestennis.com for Tennis E-News!
8 THE LOG April 2015
Yachting Log
by MARK NEWMAN, SCYC YACHTING DIRECTOR
OPTIMIST RACE TEAM
The weather is starting to get nice
and the Opti sailors are getting ready
for the spring. We have had four to 8
sailors on Saturday mornings and will
continue to offer Saturday sailing to
anyone who would like to participate.
We would like to get anyone on the
water and participating with the
team. As the weather continues to
get nicer we will encourage all levels
of Opti sailors to join us on the water
from 10-2.
SCYC SUMMER JR. SAILING
Registration for the Jr. Sailing
summer programs has begun. This
summer, the South Carolina Yacht
club will offer full day, week long
sailing junior sailing along with the
new Optimist development team and
Optimist Race Team options. We
will also be offering 420 sailing for
the older sailors as SCYC have taken
possession of five 420s to be used to
train future Hilton Head Prep race
team members as well as recreational
cruisers ages 14-17. If you are
interested in any of the programs
that we offer and have questions
please contact Mark Newman to
register. Space is limited so please
get your sailors registered early.
ONE DESIGN WEDNESDAY
The Harbor 20 Fleet has
increased
participation
every
Wednesday night. Club boats have
been chartered a week in advance
to make sure they get a boat. If you
are interested in coming out and
participating on a Wednesday night
please email the Yachting Director
early in the week to reserve a spot on
one of the four club boats.
as a kid.
PHRF SPRING SERIES
SALTY SISTERS & BRINY BROTHERS
by BILL LAWRENSON, PHRF REPRESENTATIVE
Well, we have the prizes (Brag
Flags), the courses, and ten boats
registered for the event this year. Yes
we now match the size of the Harbor
20 fleet, including one renegade
H-20 who is sailing with us! This is a
great news, but the first two races of
the series are severely challenged by
weather conditions. We were unable
to start the first race due to the wind
being two to three knots, and all
boats going backward against the tide
as they tried for the start line. On a
positive note, the day was mid-70's
and with no wind. It was beautiful to
float around out there, and the after
party was well attended and a lot of
fun. The second race had to contend
with massive Equinox tides and a low
at the lock of minus 1.4 at 5:00 PM
leaving about three feet of water. We
had to start and finish early that day.
We have two boats from the Yacht
Club of Hilton Head Island registered
and one non-club member from
Windmill Harbour participating
with the seven club members' boats.
We range from 20 ft. to 42 ft. in
length, and race pursuit style, so the
slowest starts first, the fastest last,
and whomever get to the finish first
is the winner. Somewhat like run
rabbit run - if you played that game
The series is five races through
April 12, so watch the notice board
(next to the bar) for the results each
week.
by JUDY AND BOB POWELL
April has to be a prime sailing
month, so Autumn Voyager, our 42
ft sloop, is excited about taking our
"usual suspects," or any member
of the club who would like to learn
more about sailing, or those who
would just like a day on the water.
Making sure that we have cleared
Easter week and Heritage week, we
have scheduled the dates later in
the month. So join us on Monday,
April 20 or Thursday, April 23.
Because of the tides on Monday
the 20th, please note that we must
leave earlier than usual. Departure
time on that date only will be 9:30
am, returning around 2:30 pm. On
Thursday April 23, we will depart
the SCYC dock at our usual time of
10:15 am, returning before 3:30 pm.
We can't wait to get your phone
calls for reservations from our
seasoned crew as well as any other
SCYC members who would like
to participate. Call Admiral Judy
or Captain Bob on 785-7148 or
(508) 221-1815. Your club account
will be charged $10 per person
for participation. We are looking
forward to seeing you and enjoying
our beautiful sailing waters.
HOUSING NEEDED FOR JUNIOR SAILING INSTRUCTORS
Mark Newman, SCYC’s Yachting Director, is seeking housing for two instructors May 25-July 25.
Please contact Mark at 342-2628 if you have extra room to house an instructor this summer.
9 THE LOG April 2015
G U P P I E S
Junior Sailing
This program provides an introduction to the elements of
basic seamanship for swimmers ages 6 and 7. Instruction
covers rowing, basic sailing, knot tying, navigation, and
an emphasis on developing confidence on the water.
Ages: 6 - 7 | Time: Mon - Fri, 9 - 11:30 am
Cost: Member $125 | Non-Member $195
One-week sessions only
*Or any week with 3 or more sailors.
Session 1: June 1 - 5
Session 2: June 15 - 19
L E A R N
Session 3: June 29 - July 3
Session 4: July 13 - 17
TO
S A I L
(OPTIMIST/420)
This program is for swimmers age 8 - 17 with little or no sailing
experience. Instruction covers the basics: rigging and un-rigging,
capsizing, rules of the road, sail trim, tacking and jibing.
I N T E R M E D I AT E
(OPTIMIST/420/HARBOR 20)
This program is the next level for sailors with a minimum
of 4 weeks prior sailing instruction and the ability and
confidence to “single-hand” a dinghy.
Ages: 8 - 17 | Time: Mon - Fri, 9 am - 4 pm
Cost: Member $295 | Non-Member $395
One-week Full-Day Sessions
Session V: June 29 - July 3
Session I: June 1 - 5
Session VI: July 6 - 10
Session II: June 8 - 12
Session III: June 15 - 19 Session VII: July 13 - 17
Session IV: June 22 - 26 Session VIII: July 20 - 24
2 4 TH S E A S O N O F S U M M E R
at
SCYC
O P T I M I ST
D E V E LO PM E N T
T E A M
The focus of this program is to prepare serious
sailors for racing and competing at local South
Atlantic Yacht Racing Association (SAYRA) events.
This program will be developing the basic concepts
needed to compete at the next level. Boat Rentals
are available, boat ownership is encouraged.
Ages: 7 - 10
Time: Mon - Fri, 9 am - 4 pm
Four-Week & Eight-Week Sessions
4-Week Session: Member: $500
Non-Member: $650
8-Week Session: Member: $800
Non-Member:$1000
OPTIMIST RACE
TEAM
The focus of this program is to prepare serious
sailors for USODA and SAYRA optimist events. The
team would need a commitment for 8 of the 10
weeks with the hopes of competing in 7-10 local,
regional, and national Optimist sailing events.
Team members would sail Monday-Friday unless
traveling on the weekend with a few days off here
& there.
Ages: 8 - 15
Time: Mon - Fri, 9 am - 4 pm
Four-Week & Eight-Week Sessions
4-Week Session: Member: $550
Non-Member: $700
8-Week Session: Member: $900
Non-Member: $1300
C O N T A C T : For more information, please contact Yachting Director,
Mark Newman: [email protected] | 843-342-BOAT
Cruising News
FLEET HAPPENINGS
by PAT MOORE, FLEET COMMANDER
JR Richardson presented an
interesting
program
on
the
development of Windmill Harbour
and the South Carolina Yacht Club
for the March meeting of the Cruise
Fleet. In conclusion, JR recognized
the hours of hard work put into
the Marina by David Pierce. He
presented Dave with a special
print of the Guy Buffet painting
that hangs over the fireplace in the
Trophy Room.
Then, on a rainy, foggy afternoon,
seven boats arrived in Harbour
Town for the Cruise Fleet's first
trip of the season. Some enjoyed
the Wine Festival taking place in
Harbour Town. The focus of the
trip, however, was our dinner Friday
evening at Haig Point. Everyone
boarded the ferry and then a van to
enjoy a most delicious dinner at Haig
Point. Bill McGrath and Bob Polsen
were responsible for planning a good
trip.
Cruise Fleet takes the journey from
Harbour Town to Haig Point!
10 THE LOG April 2015
Through the Grapevine
WINE SOCIETY TRIES
BREAKING THE RULES.
by LISA DRAKEMAN, PRESIDENT
M
aking quality wine in
Europe is all about following the
rules, many of which are about
location, location, location! This
month, we pushed our rebellious
American attitude to the max and
tasting wines created by innovative
winemaker David Phinney, of Orin
Swift fame. He turns the European
paradigm on its head with his
Locations series.
After great success creating
unusual blends in California, he
headed to the Old World to try his
luck. To critical and popular acclaim,
his Locations wines mix-and-match
diverse grapes from many different
regions, in complete defiance of the
Appellation system that dominates
European winemaking.
We assessed Locations wines
representing France, Spain and
Italy. Not only are these delicious,
the prices are extraordinarily
reasonable.
Wines of the Month
LO C AT I O N S E
E is for España! This delicious and
approachable red wine is sourced
from famous Spanish growing
regions like the Priorat and Rioja.
O R I N SW I F T
PA P I L LO N
This vibrant Bordeaux style blend
is produced from Napa Valley
grapes. The vineyards are the top,
like Oakville, Mount Helena and
Rutherford and so is the wine.
Phinney has not forgotten his
California roots, however. Papillon,
his interpretation of the Bordeaux
blend,is simply stunning. If you like
Napa Valley wines, this crimson
red butterfly will make your heart
flutter! It turns out that Phinney
can apparently also follow the rules
to great success.
LOCATIONS
11 THE LOG April 2015
Reciprocal Clubs
RE CI PROCAL CLUB S
As a benefit of membership at the South Carolina Yacht Club, members enjoy privileges at fine city clubs, country clubs, and yacht clubs.
A letter of introduction is required at most clubs and may be obtained by contacting Addison at 843-681-4844. In addition to the clubs listed
below, there are more than 700 clubs listed on our website www.scyachtclub.com.
ALABAMA
Birmingham
The Club
AR IZONA
Phoenix
The Arizona Club
University Club of Phoenix C A L I F O R N I A Bakersfield
Petroleum Club of Bakersfield
Berkeley
Berkeley City Club
Pasadena
University Club of Pasadena
San Francisco
Marine’s Memorial Club
COLOR ADO
Denver
The Denver Athletic Club
C O N N E C T I C U T Hartford
The Hartford Club
New Haven
New Haven Lawn Club
Stonington
Stonington Harbor Yacht Club
D E L AWA R E
Wilmington
University & Whist Club
ILLINOIS
Chicago
The Standard Club
N E W YO R K Rye
American Yacht Club
LOU I SIANA
New Orleans
The Plimsoll Club
NORTH CAROLINA
Charlotte
Charlotte City Club
High Point
String & Splinter
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA M A I N E
Washington
Portland
The Georgetown Club
Cumberland Club
The City Tavern Club
M A RY L A N D
FLORI DA
Baltimore
Jacksonville
The Center Club
The River Club of Jacksonville
MASSACHUSETTS
GEORGIA
Boston
Atlanta
The Algonquin Club
The Commerce Club
New Bedford
The Georgian Club
Wamsutta Club
Augusta
M I N N E S O TA The Pinnacle Club
St. Paul
Macon
The University Club of St. Paul
City Club of Macon
SOUTH CAROLINA
Aiken
Houndslake Country Club
Bluffton
Crescent Pointe Golf Club (G)
Eagle’s Pointe Golf Club (G)
Hampton Hall (G)
Hilton Head National (G)
Old South Golf Links (G)
Pinecrest (G)
Columbia
The Palmetto Club
Greenville
The Poinsett Club
Hilton Head
Golden Bear Golf Club (G)
Haig Point
Myrtle Beach
Dunes Golf & Beach Club
Rock Hill
City Club of Rock Hill
TEXAS
Dallas
Park City Club
Houston
The Houston Club
Lubbock
The Lubbock Club
VIRGINIA
Richmond
The Bull & Bear Club
AUSTR ALIA
Sydney | The American Club
BERMUDA
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club
Bob Pancoast Sailing Scholarships
Summer is almost here and it
is time for us to once again think
about providing opportunities
for young people get out on the
water and learn to sail. The Bob
Pancoast Sailing Scholarship
Fund was established in 2001
in memory of an active SCYC
Member and Windmill Harbour
resident.
Thanks
to
your
wonderful continued support, this
Scholarship Fund has provided
learning to sail opportunities to
188 youth in our Low Country
12 THE LOG help make Education & Fun happen.
Community.
The kids who
receive
these
Scholarships
would not have been able to
participate in the SCYC Junior
Sailing Program without your
help due to their families’
financial situation. It is amazing
what an impact learning to sail is
having on these young kids. It is
teaching them self-confidence,
social skills and discipline. In
some cases, their sailing camp
experiences turn these kids from
being “down on life” to being “up”
about themselves. With your
help we can create more smiling
faces like the ones in this photo
collage.
Please make your
checks out to Bob Pancoast
Sailing Scholarship Fund and mail
them to Jack Berry, 83 Harbour
Passage, Hilton Head Island, SC
29926. We so appreciate your
help! (The Bob Pancoast Sailing
Scholarship Fund is under the
Hilton Head Island Community
Sailing 501 ( c ) 3 authorized nonprofit charitable organization).
April 2015
S O U T H C A R O L I N A YA C H T C L U B
1 0 YA C H T C L U B D R I V E
H I LTO N H E A D I S L A N D, S C 2 9 9 26
SCYC HER ITAG E
Below is a list is comprised of members who have been members of the club for ten years or more and is in the order of the date of enrollment.
Thank you for your continued membership in the South Carolina Yacht Club and we look forward to many more years of serving you!
20 -26 YEARS
James N. Richardson, Jr.*
Mrs. James N. Richardson, Sr.*
Maynard Barker, Jr.*
Don Carlson*
Victoria Jackson*
Robert Dolce*
William Crutchfield*
Mrs. Gloria Taggart*
William (Rip) Rose*
Marc Stuckart*
Joseph Spears*
Montague Laffitte*
Henry Guglielmi*
Miles Loadholt*
Randy Light*
Don Furtado*
James Bradshaw*
Mary Fraser*
Val Hawkins*
Stephen Kiser*
William W. Jones*
Elizabeth Campbell*
Peter H. Hunter*
Ronald Warnken*
Mrs. Deke Deloach
Brock Rowley**
Barbara Clark**
James Robinson**
G. Frederick Tolhurst**
W.F. “Pete” Keenan, III**
Harry Darby**
Theodore Craver**
Theodora Feldberg**
Mrs. John Spergl**
Joe Lucchesi**
John Myers
Peter Brower
Paula Hart
Pat Cowan
L. Kirk Glenn
Klaus Gueldenpfennig
Harold Wood
John Cardamone
Peter Cram
Leigh Carter
John (Jack) Berry
Joseph Highsmith
Felix Kent
George Crawford
John E. Lee
Henry Laffitte
William McClain
H. Arthur Cornell
Denny Fraser
Brian Carmines
Mrs. Richard C. Wells
Q. Russell Cash
Theresa Dunn
Dwight Emanuelson*
Robert T. Grohman, LM
Robert Booher
Richard R. Schulze
George M. Soper
Mrs. John Summers
John Bowen
George Ruth
Frank Connelly
David Dorsner
Linda Genovese
Karol Murov
Mary Carol Howard
Mrs. Harry Eklof
Jan Stasiek
Marvin Carlson
Mrs. Frank (Fran) Raus
Nancy Treadaway
Richard Dougherty
Eric Turpin
Peter Miletic
Donald Bell
Iva Welton
Baker Fennell
Bruce Redler
Con Fecher
Keith (K.C.) Moore
Donald Schuhrke
Henry Haskell
Bonnie Lowrey
Paul B. Strauch
Mrs. Beryl LaMotte, LM
Robert Qudeen
Klaus Stelzer
Margaret Collins
Richard (Dick) Patrick
John Mirabito
John Rumsey
Mrs. James Porteous
Richard T. Schulze
James Giovanazi
Robert Cushman
Thomas Rooney
Larry Enterline
Jerrold Kendall
F. Steven Mooney
Sondra Burson
Seavy Bain
Alan Hare
Richard Vanderslice
Hal Wrigley
Robert deVeer, Jr.
Philip Schembra
Donald Heinsch
Mrs. Clinton Lauer
Linda Buckner
William McGrath
Ian Murray
Mrs. Vaughan Smith
Weston Newton
Joseph Murphy
Frances Kingsbury
James Parrish
Marc Puntereri
Robert Marsac
Gordon Deal
Sue Collins
18 -19 Y E A R S
Henry Sidford, Jr.
Thomas Hagoort
Catherine Builder
Charles McNear
Bengt Gyllenhoff
Jack Molloy
Edward Forrest
Mrs. Thomas McClure
Frederick Hack
Russell Southwick
Hans Abbink
Gerald Mayo
Dudley King, Jr.
Linda Belleville
Edward Potter
Betty Johnston
Carol Simon
Eugene (Gene) Rainville
Ellis Smith
Richard Hutchinson
Frits Van Riemsdyk
Joseph Fraser, III
Ernst Bruderer
Thomas Thornbury
John Scott, III
David Rau
Andrea Hammond
15 -17 Y E A R S
Charles Adams Perry James McWilliams
Robert Hancock
Ken Goss
Claude Cook
Robert Dilmore, Sr.
13 -14 Y E A R S
Dorothy Cowles
Robert Wichmann
Jon Greenwell
Sally Dideriksen
David Bachelder
Kathleen Baldus
J. Edwards Earle
Manuel Peralta
Ruth Lovingood
Anthony Facchiano
Paul Coe
Terrance Deery
Douglas Anderson
Christoph Guenther
Donald Baldwin
Samuel Bauer
Kevin S. Patrick
Beverly Stiles
Robert Bush Hodde
Marnix A. Snijder
David Crowell
Richard F. Storm
Domenico De Sole
David Cappellari
Brendan Kernaghan
Frank Sipala
G. Keith Phoenix
Carole Ann Santos
Mrs. James Devira
Jessica Murphey
John Wigington
Thomas C. Arnold
John Zarkovacki
James V. LaMarre
10 -12 Y E A R S Doug Lambrecht
Kevin Meany
Richard E. Sell
Kathleen Joan Mason Mrs. John M.P. Thatcher
Martha Anne McDonald
Kent H. Collins
William A. Bridgers, Jr. Richard A. Schreiber
Terry Casto
Jaqueline Oberlin
Kathryn Haislip-Bogart
Thomas Jackson
Frank Oldham
John H. Lewis
Thomas J. Rudasics
William Peacher
John Wirtz
Ralph Davis, Jr.
John Foster
Chipman W. Collins
Margaret McManus
Roger Penny
James A. Buckley
Susan Cybulski
Thomas McDonald
Michael Reuter
James Wedgeworth John Remegi
Erich K. Schmid
Lonnie Goulet
George Wehrmaker Richard G. Rorschach
Arthur Weitzenfeld
Thomas N. Clark
Mrs. Warren E. Baunach
David W. Staley
Manuel J. Perez
Todd H. Crutchley
M.D. “Brit” Barker
Lisa P. Ferguson
*Founding Member • **Charter Member • Lifetime Members as noted