Hyde Parker~ April 2012 - Hyde Park Golf and Country Club

~Hyde Parker~
April 2012
Hyde Park Golf & Country Club
3740 Erie Ave.
Phone: 871-3111
Fax: 871-7374
Board of Governors
Ron Johnston
Steve Eha
Emmy Waterkotte
Lynne LaMacchia
Mike Felton
Doug Greiwe
David Groenke
Trey Savage
Ken Schuermann, Jr.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Chairmen of Committees
Grounds
David Groenke
Golf
Ken Schuermann, Jr.
Membership
Mike Felton
Governance
Steve Eha
Activities
Trey Savage
House
Doug Greiwe
Finance
Lynne Lamacchia
Property
Emmy Waterkotte
“Welcome New Members”
Kevin and Jacqueline Sheridan with
their children Henry and Oliver
Bruce and Meredith Atherley with their children Scott,
Eric, and Ryan
Please make them feel welcome and at home when
you see them around,
Hyde Park Golf & Country Club
Staff
General Manager
Golf Professional
Asst. Golf Professional
Asst. Golf Professional
Golf Course Superintendent
Asst. Golf Course Super.
Asst. Golf Course Super.
Caddy Master
Paddle Professional
Tennis Professional
Property Engineer
Bar Manager
Executive Chef
Restaurant Manager
Banquet Manager
Office Manager
Eric O’Bryan
Larry Drehs, PGA
Jeff Radatz
Marshall Maynard
Pat O’Brien
Mike Keller
Greg Nickerson
Pat Stricker
Heather Prop
Eric Toth
Rick Spivey
Les Hemingway
Ralph Cipollo
Esen Turgut
Angi Neises
Sandi Wessendorf
Rules of Golf and Handicapping Seminar
We welcome any news or items of
interest from all club groups. Please
contact the office at 871-3111 with
your items for the newsletter by the
15th of the month.
More than 80 people attended the March 14 Golf Seminar, presented
by the Greater Cincinnati Golf Association (GCGA).
A big thank you to Art Fischer for all of his efforts to make this event
a success!
From the President
Can you believe this weather? By now, I am sure that you have been to the
course and hit a few balls. Opening Day at the Club is only a few days away!! The
Masters is less than two weeks away! The Drehs Cup is less than two months
away! The zoysia is trying to turn green already! 2012 promises to be one of the best
years at the Club. The golf schedule is loaded with several new events. The social
calendar is packed, including several new parties. You may have noticed the improvements to the interior of the Club, and these improvements will continue for a few more
months as new carpet, furniture and exercise equipment will be delivered. The best
news of all…we are under budget!
Hyde Park Country Club is really a special place. We have a lot to offer, whether a business meeting
in the Board Room or a graduation dinner, a porch dinner outside, or just “hanging” in the Donald Ross
room after a golf game on a Friday afternoon with your buds. For new members this year, I know that you
will find the Hyde Park community easy to meet and get to know people. We were all new members once,
so I ask the “old timer” members to try to include the newer members in your events. The Hyde Park
Country Club community is a sense of family, friends and neighbors that support each other. There is no
other Club like ours in Cincinnati that has our sense of belonging.
Celebrate the beginning of spring with us at Hyde Park Country Club and make this a year to
remember at your Club!
Ron...
From the General Manager
Dear Member,
Change, alteration, modification, adjustment and different …these are words that can strike fear in the most
accomplished of persons.
Throughout our life, we constantly invoke change to improve a task, career, golf swing, relationship etc. When we
initiate these adjustments, our attitude towards the variation is, typically, far more positive than the times when they
are chosen or performed for us. Call that common reaction human nature, personality or comfort, but regardless, adaptation and improvement is a necessity in successful relationships, life, business and yes, even Country Clubs.
Chef Ralph has instituted a new Ala Carte menu that has received awesome reviews by many members. However, as anticipated, there have
been a few concerns voiced regarding the “change.” Ralph is infusing new life into the food aspect of your Club, but with the knowledge
and understanding that the menu is not etched in stone but on paper, and will require modifications once dislikes / likes,
popular / not
popular are figured out. Chef Ralph is asking for your honest input as he genuinely desires to offer you, the member, what you want at your
Club.
You may notice old favorites not on the menu, but please ask your server if the kitchen can prepare you what you have always
ordered. Nine times out of ten, the kitchen staff has the ingredients to do so and is more than happy to fulfill your request.
It appears Mother Nature has donned her summer wardrobe early, yet we know having lived in Cincinnati long enough, that wardrobe can
quickly morph back into sweaters, jackets and mittens. Regardless, staff is busy scrambling to accommodate the opening of amenities and
facilities much earlier than typically planned. Please be patient as this transformation occurs.
A friendly reminder to make sure your email address is current with the Club, as the season is quickly approaching for Club emails to begin
churning out regarding golf, tennis, swimming, events, etc. Also, if you would like to receive this Newsletter electronically, please contact
Karen at the Club, 871-3111 or [email protected] and she will remove you from the mail list. (Club website access is always
available to view the current month Newsletter as well as past months and print from there if necessary).
Thank you.
Eric O’Bryan
April
Golf News
2012
We will be holding our annual Junior Sports Round-Up on Sunday,
April 22nd from 12:00pm-2:00pm. This is the perfect opportunity for
Mom and Dad to save yourselves some time and stop by the club to
get your juniors signed up for golf, swimming and tennis programs.
Be sure to visit us in the club house on this day.
The driving range will open March 28th. Jeff, Marshall and I will
Spring seems to have sprung early this year, be available for golf lessons and club fittings. Our club fitting will
and that can only mean one thing ...“IT’S
again feature interchangeable head and shaft systems. Additionally,
TIME FOR GOLF!” The golf course and Jeff Radatz has once again emailed information about his 2012 golf
your Golf Pro Shop are ready for a very
instructional programs. He is offering the very popular “Players
exciting 2012 season.
Package, Short Game Lesson Plan, and Lesson Insurance” available
to all players interested. New for the 2012 season is Jeff’s Fantasy
New merchandise is beginning to arrive from Adidas, Cutter &
Golf Competition where each week you try to pick the winner for a
Buck, Under Armour, Vineyard Vines, Tail, Foot-Joy, EP Pro,
FREE Video Lesson. There will also be an email explaining the
Ahead and be sure to keep your eye out for our NEW LOGO on
rules for the Fantasy Golf Competition. If you did not receive the
selected lines!
emails about any of the above offerings, contact the golf shop and
we will be happy to resend it to you. Also, Marshall is going to have
If you would like to stock your locker for the coming season with
a special offering for juniors and other players looking to dust off the
the new 2012 Titleist Pro V1 and Pro V1X golf balls, I can save you rust. Purchase 4 lessons with him and receive 1 FREE. Regular
money. Titleist and I are so sure that the Pro V1 line is suited to
lesson fees apply, and as always junior rates are half-priced. Take
90% of all golfers that we are trying to help. Don’t let price be the
advantage of both Jeff and Marshall’s great specials to jump start the
only obstacle to playing the right ball for your game. We will be
2012 season.
running the same promotion as 2011 where you may purchase three
dozen Pro V1’s and get a fourth dozen for FREE. The only stipula- Caddies will be available beginning Saturday, March 31st and
tion is that all four dozen must be imprinted with the same imprint.
will be here on weekends until school is out. Caddie training will
This program will run from March 15th – April 15th , and all orders
be taking place throughout the months of March and April with
must be placed within that time frame the dates are firm. If you are returning Caddie Master, Pat Stricker. Pat, along with some very
interested, please call the pro shop to place your order. Remember, helpful members of Hyde Park, will be dedicated to improving our
we cannot take advantage of this promotion after April 15 th.
caddie training program. If you would like a caddie during the
week, you may make a reservation with the golf shop after school is
There is new golf equipment on the way from Titleist, Callaway,
out with a minimum of 24 hours notice. In the interest of keeping
Taylor Made, Cobra, and we are also featuring a new line for the
our caddie program strong, I would appeal to those of you who pre2012 season- Adams Golf. We will have demo days with all these
fer to walk to please call and schedule caddies this summer. We find
manufactures beginning with Taylor Made on Saturday, May 5 th
that keeping caddies active during the week helps kids stay involved
12:00pm-4:00pm. Adams and Callaway will be on Friday, May 11 th and makes for a better caddie.
3:00pm-7:00pm. Cobra will be on Saturday, May 12 th from
12:00pm-4:00pm. Our Titleist date has yet to be determined, but be We will once again have push carts available on a first come first
aware that we have the full line of Titleist products including Vokey serve basis. Reservations for a push cart will not be accepted. You
Wedges and Scotty Cameron Putters as well as launch monitor tech- may rent one of the six carts for $8.00 for nine holes and $12.00 for
nology to fit you every day of the week.
eighteen holes. The use of personally owned push/pull carts is NOT
permitted. Hyde Park push carts may be used only when caddies are
Once again we will have our Pro Member Challenge event in 2012. not available. If caddies are available, you must take a caddie or a
This is an event where Hyde Park Members sign up to play with
riding cart.
members of your professional golf staff. Please keep your eyes open
for the sign up board located in the golf shop. On Saturday, April
Special Note: From April 1st through September 30th, members and
th
14 you can begin qualifying for the Men’s President Cup and
guests may carry their clubs after 2:00 pm only. On Saturday and
Board of Governors match play event. We have made a slight adSunday, only when golf carts are restricted to cart paths and no
justment to the event this year in regards to handicaps. The Men’s
caddies are available, members will be permitted to carry their
President Cup will now be for players with handicaps ranging from clubs at any time.
0-12, and the Board of Governors will be 13 and above. You will
have until May 6th to post ONE round. Qualifiers will begin match
Billing for GHIN Handicaps will be taking place during the month
play on Saturday, May 19th. For any questions on these events,
of April. Any adjustments that need to be made, please contact the
please do not hesitate to contact the Golf Pro Shop.
Golf Professionals in the pro shop. For any members carrying
handicaps at multiple clubs, please ask us about IGN, International
There are several golfing events in April you don’t want to miss.
Golf Network. If you keep a handicap at another club which does
not use the GHIN System, we are able to enroll you in the IGN
Saturday, April 21st will be our Men’s Opening Scramble, and
we are registering players for this event right now. You may
system. This enrollment will automatically allow your scores to post
register by calling or stopping by the golf shop to insure you don’t
on all systems you are enrolled in, and your scores will
miss this fun event. The Men’s Opening Scramble is a great event
automatically transfer between systems. If you are interested in this
for meeting and getting to know your fellow members while playing service, contact the golf shop.
an enjoyable, relaxed, low pressure scramble format. The teams will
be formed using an ABCD pairing formula.
Continued on the Next Page…….
April Golf News Continued from last page…..
Also, as a reminder, you may want to consider Hole-in-One Insurance for Hyde Park golfing members and their families. All golfers wishing to participate can sign up with Sandi in the accounting office or the golf pro shop at any point in the season for a start up cost of $5.00.
Once you make that elusive hole-in-one, you will receive the entire amount collected as follows: 50% is credited to the member’s club account, helping to defray the cost of the bar tab, which is automatically opened when the ace is made. The remaining 50% is awarded to you
in the form of a Golf Pro Shop merchandise certificate. The hole-in-one must be made from regulation tees to regular green. Don’t be
caught without this invaluable coverage. For those members that have had insurance in the past, you are automatically enrolled unless you
tell us otherwise.
Don’t forget to watch for your weekly email notice, “This Week in Golf,” which will provide a listing of the week’s golf activities as well as
useful reminders and explanations of new events and activities.
Finally, everyone should review their 2012 Membership Roster Book or www.hydeparkcc.com for information pertaining to guest privileges, play schedule, special events, junior golf, dress codes and general etiquette. One rule reminder is that jeans are not permitted on the golf
course, driving range or putting green. A cart rule to remember for those members with small children: no one under the age of 16 is permitted to operate a golf cart. A review of the Membership Book and web site will answer most questions regarding club policy and help us
avoid any possible uncomfortable situations.
Larry Drehs, PGA Head Golf Professional
Hyde Park Golf & Country Club
From the Courts
This opening 2012 edition of "From The Courts" comes with
great excitement as another season of tennis is upon us at the
Hyde Park Golf And Country Club. I am honored to be serving
as your Head Tennis Professional for this summer and hopefully many summers to come. My staff and I will work diligently to make sure that every experience you have participating in our program is a positive one.
Men's Doubles Invitational
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Saturday June 2, 9AM
Ladies' Doubles Invitational
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Thursday June 7, 9 AM
Adult Club Championships - June 18-September 3
Husband/Wife Tournament - Saturday July 21, 9 AM
Bunis Cup TBA
More information concerning the summer Junior Program will be presented in the
Let's take a look what will take place on the courts in April and May newsletter. I look forward to meeting many families at the Junior Roundup on
April 22.
also give you a "sneak peak" at what kind of events and programming will be available at the club for the entire season.
Junior programming will begin in May and will continue all summer. Listed below is
Lesson availability will begin the week of April 16. The courts should be ready for play some of the camp information and other programming that will take place (subject to
change).
(thanks to the wonderful weather) the early part of the month.
Also beginning the week of April 16 will be the start of Ladies' Spring League practices. The A Team will once again be captained by Katie Frey. A practice day and time is
still being discussed and will be decided upon soon. The B Team will be captained by
Julie Bristow and Karri Schrand. Practices will take place on Mondays from 10:30 AM12 PM. Matches will begin on Tuesday April 24 with the last week of the regular
season running until June 5. Anyone interested in playing Spring League that is not
already on the roster should contact Eric immediately.
Private and group instructional times will be available in April as well as the rest of
the summer months. Popular Hyde Park Professional Kate Rippe , [email protected] is returning again and will also be available for times. Please
contact Eric or Kate to get locked in for a weekly time slot.
More instructional drill groups will start in May. More information concerning our
men's drill groups and ladies' beginning instructional groups will be posted in next
month's newsletter.
Below is an early look at our Adult event calendar (subject to change) for this summer
to give you an idea of what our staff has planned for your participation. Please let me
know if you would like to assist in the planning of any of these events. Member participation is always welcome in the planning of any events we will hold. I will be
recruiting many of you for help in our events, so you probably want to volunteer
before you have to deal with me directly. Always be encouraged to lend a hand.
Friday Night Couples Mixed Doubles
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May 25, June 29, July 27, 6 PM
Spring Camp
May 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24 - 4-6 PM, Ages 4-12
Junior Team Camp
May 29-June 1, 4-6 PM
Tennis Camps
June 11-15, 25-29 July 23-27, 1-3 PM, Ages 4-12
Tennis/Golf Camps
July 17-20 August 7-10, 9 AM-3 PM
Parent/Child Tournament
Sunday June 17, 2 PM
Junior Club Championships
June 18-Sept 3
Please contact me for any other adult or junior programming information. See you on
the courts soon.
Eric Toth Head Tennis Professional
871-3111 (ex 133)
638-2981 (Cell)
[email protected]
Paddle Season 2011-2012
Suggested Golf Reading
From the HPGCC Golf Librarian’s Corner
The Caddie Who Knew Ben Hogan
a novel by:
John Coyne
Over the holidays, a friend was kind enough to bring me a golf book he thought might make for interesting reading. It was indeed a pleasure
to read The Caddie Who Knew Ben Hogan, written by John Coyne. Mr. Coyne has written several books of fiction and non-fiction. Four of
the books he has written pertain specifically to the subject of golf.
Typical of most novels, though, the book starts out somewhat slowly. However, Mr. Coyne was able to weave a very interesting story of
one boy, Jack, who was lucky enough to be in the right spot at the right time to meet, and caddy for, Bantam Ben. And then there was Matt,
who fatally sacrifices his promising golf career for the love of a young girl. All of this with multiple references to golf history of the late
40’s. I will say, from what I have learned over the years, Mr. Coyne is indeed very knowledgeable about Ben Hogan.
I’m not going to kid you. Probably because of his college professor analytical mind, Coyne won’t be confused with Fitzgerald, Steinbeck or
Hemingway, (Ernest that is). This book is, however, a quick read and entertaining. If you want to refresh your knowledge about “The Wee
Ice Man”, I would recommend this book.
While the temperatures have been unseasonably warm, the true harbinger of spring, for golfers that is, is The Masters. You may wish to log
on to The Masters website and check out the “treasure trove” of history about the tournament. Enjoy The Masters and have a wonderful
golf season.
Around the Grounds
Dear Members:
March has come and gone with no real sign of winter in the near future. It is hard to believe that the spring aerification
has been completed on the putting surfaces. The turf should heal exceptionally well with the anticipated above normal
temperatures forecasted. As noted from last month, the winter projects have been completed and we have shifted gears to
into the maintenance mode. In fact, this is the first time since I have been at Hyde Park that we have mowed the Zoysia fairways in March.
Over the next couple weeks, the Grounds Staff will be continuing to focus on the conditioning of the golf course and grounds. We look
forward to seeing everyone on the course very soon.
For the latest updates on golf course conditions and projects you can follow us on Twitter @pobrienhpgcc and the Grounds Department
Blog: www.hydeparkgolfandcountryclub.blogspot.com.
Thank-you,
Pat O’Brien
Grounds Superintendent
From the Chef
Hello to all the members here at Hyde Park Country Club.
I would like to introduce all the members to some exciting dining
options that we have coming up for the upcoming season. Starting in
April, we have a chef’s table being offered to all members that want to experience dining in
the kitchen at their club. For up to ten members and guests you will dine in the kitchen
during club operation hours where you will taste some great food selections and at the same
time see your club staff 312 in action behind the scenes. You will be served by the chef and his staff from wine and
beverage service, to all food courses. Reservations are required, and this event is available on Friday and Saturday.
Also starting in April on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, we will be offering chef’s tasting menu in the Club
Room for members and there guest. There will be a selection of four course, five course or six course dinners, and
our bar manager Les Hemingway will pair wines for your dining experience. I look forward to meeting all the
members at this fantastic club, and please tell me of some of your favorite items that you would like to see here at the
club for lunch or dinner. I will try to do my best to make your experience an enjoyable one.
Thank you and have a great upcoming season here at Hyde Park.
Ralph Cipollo
Executive chef
FITNESS 101
by Paul Bodenbach
I am very proud to announce my recent certification as a golf performance specialist in the prestigious Nike 360 golf performance program
powered by the Gray Institute. This certification puts me in elite company with some of the best golf instructors and performance specialists
in the world. The program is a partnership between Nike and The Gray Institute which is world renowned as the leader in Applied Functional Science. They are considered the foremost leader in athletic performance, injury prevention and rehabilitation in the fitness /rehabilitation
industry. The certification is a compilation of 21 hours of on-line instruction and 20 hours of intense on-site instruction. The program is a
detailed study of the actual biomechanics of the golf swing and the reasons for the compensations that plague all of us at one time or another. Moreover, it has provided me with the knowledge of how to assess everyone individually to correct problems specific to them instead of
compiling compensations upon compensations as has been the norm.
So how does this help you as a golfer at Hyde Park? As a member, you now posses a resource to figure out the physical reasons hampering
your performance on the golf course. Why can’t you get the club in position at the top of your backswing? Is it in your hips, low back,
shoulders or maybe ankles? Why can’t you generate the club head speed you would like in the hitting zone? Why is your balance bad during
the follow through? Then, once the cause of the problem is identified, it can be systematically conditioned and trained in order to correct it.
A key aspect of the Nike 360 program powered by The Gray institute is that the assessment and training for the golf swing utilizes golf
swing mechanics and not some assessment and training process totally foreign to what you want to accomplish in golf performance. It
looks like and feels like golf.
I am personally very passionate about golf. . . almost as much as I am about being a great trainer. I can easily relate to the problems that
everyone has in trying to master the golf swing. I’ve done everything incorrectly at one time or another. As a trainer, I continue to strive to
be at the cutting edge of knowledge in order to help those I am fortunate to serve. Coach Bill Bowerman is quoted as saying "If you have a
body, you’re an athlete.” Allow me to help you enhance your golf athleticism in order for you to play better and enjoy the game more completely.
The 19th Hole
by Les Hemingway
Remember the days of Beverly Hills Supper Club, or the Lookout House? They had some great
shows back in the day. Mark your calendars for Saturday night, April 28th for our night on Broadway.
Teresa de Zarn will be here at your club performing many tunes from Broadway musicals from the
past to present. Teresa is a big name professional performer in New York and has been on Broadway
in performances like The King and I, Phantom of the Opera, Showboat and the Mystery of Edwin
Drood (Rosa Bud).
This will be an exceptional evening starting with drinks in the Old Main Bar, followed by a lovely sit-down dinner and a
good hour and a half performance by Teresa de Zarn. Wait a minute-there is more. Mary Lou Boylan will accompany
Teresa on the piano during the performance. Afterward, there will be a sing along in the Center Lounge, and everyone is
encouraged to join in.
Chef Ralph Cippillo has created a lovely three course menu. The entire package is only $49.99 per person. This is the
first time we have had an event like this at the club for several years. This will be a very enjoyable evening at your Club.
The menu is noted below:
FIRST COURSE
Classic Chop Salad
With tomato, cucumber, apple wood smoked bacon, Maytag blue cheese, and hard boiled egg with a
zesty bleu cheese dressing.
SECOND COURSE
Tuscany Chicken
Cast iron seared chicken breast with marinated artichoke hearts, oven roasted roma tomatoes, caramelized shallots,
Kalamata olives, and asparagus tips served over portabella stuffed ravioli with a red wine demi sauce.
THIRD COURSE
House Made Tiramisu with Infused Amaretto Cream.
A night of first class entertainment, great food and libations for only $49.99 per person is a deal the Lookout House or
Beverly Hills Supper Club couldn’t even match back in the day. Come out to the club on Saturday night, April 28th and
enjoy an evening at your club.
Save the Date!
Saturday, April 28, 2012
6:30 p.m.
“NIGHT ON BROADWAY”
Cocktail Reception - Old Main Bar
followed by Dinner in the Ballroom
Performance by Teresa De Zarn
accompanied by Mary Lou Boylan
at 8:30p.m.
COST $49.99 PER PERSON
CALL FOR RESERVATIONS - 513-871-3111
Ladies Nine Holers
Ladies’ 18 Holers “Opening Day”
Ladies’, start polishing your clubs and practicing your putts,
golf season is almost here!
Coming Up this Month
Thursday, April 5th, 2012
6:00 PM
9 & 18 Holers Cocktail Party & Sign Up

First drink on the 9 & 18 Holers!
Wednesday, April 18th, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
8:45am shotgun start
 Lunch immediately following
Join the Ladies’ 18 Holers for friends, fun and golf
 Sign up in the Ladies’ Locker Room
Other Important Ladies’ 18 Holers Events
April 5 - Complimentary Cocktail Party/Mixer & Sign-up sponsored by
the 9 & 18 Holers, 6PM, RSVP 513-871-3111
Opening Meeting
9:30 AM
Hear about upcoming events, sign up, and our new
April 17 - OPENING MEETING - 9:00AM
OPEN PLAY DIVISION.
June 5 - Spring Invitational “Salute to the World Choir Games”
Open to all Hyde Park Members and their Guests.
No requirement to be a member of the 18 Hole Group
8:30 AM shotgun start
Registration sheet (insert) enclosed
th
Wednesday, April 25 , 2012
Opening Day Scramble & Luncheon
9:00 AM
Prizes and favors
Get Ready for Swim & Dive Team Season!!
Hyde Park Hydros – Swim & Dive Team News
Our Pool Committee has been busy this winter and spring interviewing coaches and planning a fun and exciting
swim and dive season for this summer. Come join the team!
Children through age 18 are encouraged to participate (including children under age 6 who can complete 1 length of
the pool and/or dive off the board). It’s loads of fun, a great way to make summer friends, and there is plenty of
instruction and training.
Be sure to attend the Junior Round-Up at the Club on April 22 and sign up for the team! Commit for all or part
of the season – we’d love to have you participate.
Here are some additional dates to put on your calendars (tentative):
Swim Team Kick-off Party
Practice begins
Friday, May 25
Week of May 29
Swim Meets
HOME vs Triple Crown
Away @ Cincinnati*
Away @ Ft. Mitchell*
HOME vs Coldstream/Camargo
HOME vs Terrace Park
HOME vs Clovernook/Maketewah
Dive Champs @ Western Hills
Swim Champs @ Triple Crown
Swim/Dive Team Banquet
Wednesday, June 6
Wednesday, June 13
Wednesday, June 20
Wednesday, June 27
Tuesday, July 3
Wednesday, July 11
Friday, July 13
TBD – week of July 16
TBD – week of July 16
Watch for next month’s Hyde Parker for practice times, coach announcements, and more swim and dive team
information. Until then, feel free to contact any of the Pool Committee members if you have questions or suggestions: Betsy Worrall, Michele Semona or Ann Rigling Beckett.
See you in the pool this summer !
Don’t forget to mark your
calendars for the
JUNIOR ROUND-UP
APRIL 22, 2012
12PM-2PM
...and join us for Sunday Brunch while you are here!
Mothers Day Brunch
May 13, 2012
11am-2pm
$28.00 per person
$12.00 Children 4-12 yrs.
Children under 4 yrs. free
Call for Reservations
513-871-3111
Menu Highlights
Market Bread Display—An elaborate selection of baked breads, rolls, Danish, muffins, croissants, coffee cake
Smoke Salmon Display—with all traditional condiments
Chilled shrimp with a tangy cocktail sauce and Florida citrus
Roma tomato and mozzarella salad, with basil, garlic, and olive oil
Tortellini pasta salad with grilled vegetables, oven roasted tomatoes, garlic, shallots, and Asiago cheese
Baby Iceberg wedge salads with bacon, egg, tomato, and Bleu cheese
Mix greens with assorted toppings and dressings
Waffle Bar—whipped cream, 589 maple syrup, berries
Bacon and sausage,
Cottage potatoes,
roasted red bliss potatoes
Carving Station—Roasted Turkey, with cranberry sauce, pan gravy, herb mayonnaise and
Crusted Prime Rib of Beef, rosemary au jus, horseradish cream sauce.
Made to order omelet bar
Crusted salmon over cream spinach topped with basil
Broccoli cheddar casserole,
Sautéed green beans with Applewood bacon and onions
Holiday Dessert Selection
Children Knee High Buffet
Mac and Cheese
Grilled Chicken Breast
Tarter tots
Baked Pasta with Marinara
Cookies & Brownies
30
Brunch
11am-2pm
29
16
23
Brunch
11am-2pm
9
22
Junior Round-up
12-2pm
Brunch 11-2
15
Easter Brunch
11am-2pm
8
Club Closed
Club Closed
Club Closed
Club Closed
Club Closed
2
1
Brunch
11am-2pm
Mon
Sun
18 Holers
Opening Day Golf
8:45am
24
18 Holers
Opening Meeting
9am
17
10
3
Tue
9 Holers
Opening Day Golf
25
9 Holers
Opening Meeting
9:30am
18
11
4
Wed
9 & 18 Holers
Cocktail Party
6pm
26
19
12
5
Thu
April 2012
27
20
13
6
Fri
28
21
14
7
Night on
Broadway
6:30pm
Sat