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PINEWILD NEWSLETTER
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November/December 2003 |
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PINEWILD COUNTRY CLUB
PERSPECTIVE |
PINEWILD
MEN'S GOLF ASSOCIATION
The PMGA 2003 Season
Finale will be held on
Friday, November 14th,
with our traditional
Breakfast at 7:30 am &
following Business
Meeting, Golf and the
annual Awards Reception
following golf. This
year, we will hold a
Special Meeting
preceding our regular
Business Meeting to
consider revision of our
by-laws.
The revised by-laws will
be posted in the locker
room and on the website
beginning October 31st,
2003 for your review.
Should you have any
questions regarding the
changes proposed, please
contact the chairman of
the 2004 Nomination
committee via e-mail at
pekauffman@mindspring.com
. The comment period is
from October 31st,
2003 to November 10th,
2003.
For those unable to
attend, Absentee ballots
will be available in the
golf shop. Seal the
completed, unsigned,
Absentee ballot in a
small envelope and seal
the small envelope in a
large envelope with your
name on it addressed to
the PMGA nominating
committee. To be
counted, the Absentee
ballot must be returned
by Thursday November 13th,
2003 and sealed in this
manner by 5:00 pm.
We are expecting a large
turnout and are planning
to accommodate everyone
at breakfast, the
Business meeting and
Awards reception and 180
for golf. Sign-up in the
locker room begins on
October 31st,
2003.
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PINEWILD
WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION
Congratulations to our
last Ace of the Day,
Judy Mills with her
outstanding 79 gross.
The competitors for this
years “Queen of the
Hill” tournament were
Amy Higgins, Talie
Tuffnell, Pat Milburn,
MaryAnn Smith, Shirley
Wake, Marie Gilbertson,
Carole Roth, Paula
Montgomery, Joan Vincent
and Debbie Regula. Chris
Robertson bestowed the
"coveted" crown on
Carole Roth who just
edged out Pat Milburn.
The big ceremony will
take place at out
closing luncheon.
Last month Sue Wilson
had her personal best,
but she was hot again
this month and broke her
record with a 90 on the
Holly. Low rounds were
also had by Debbie
Regula and Mary Ann
Smith…and how about Amy
Higgins having an Eagle
on #5 Magnolia. It takes
me that many to reach
her drive!!!
Our team matches are
over now and I would
like to take this
opportunity to thank all
of the ladies who
supported our teams this
year.
Winners for Pinetops at
Foxfire were: Flight 2…Talie
Tuffnell with 2nd
Low Net, Flight 5…Diana
Santilli with 1st
Low Gross, Flight
7…Phyllis Clark with 1st
Low Gross and Hester Ham
with 1st Low
Net and Flight 11…Jean
Vincenti with 1st
Low Net
Our Pinetops team came
in 4th place
for the season. The last
Tar Heels was played at
Cape Fear CC in
Wilmington. Seventeen
ladies played in the
rain and wind, but a fun
time was had by all.
Winners were: Flight
1…Ginger Lash with 1st
Low Gross and Judith
Kelley with 2nd
Low Net, Flight 3…Gay
Strojny with 1st
Low Net, Flight 4…Jean
Dix with 1st
Low Gross and Flight
6…Carol Smith with 2nd
Low Net.
Then there is always the
shopping contest
afterwards, I usually
win but I didn't even
place this year! I hope
to see some more girls
come out and play in
this fun competition
next year…they are
looking for some new
clubs to join also. Our
Interclub team finished
in 3rd place for the
year.
The Halloween event has
filled up fast and
promises to be as much
fun as last year. Carol
Smith and Kathy Lannon
have a great lunch in
store and there will be
prizes for the costumes.
November 11th
is the last “guest day”
for the year. Again Amy
and Norma have put
together a special day
for our friends.
If you haven't noticed
by now, there is a new
poster in our locker
room. Since there are so
many ladies playing golf
and this year we had
about 16 new faces, we
as a board thought it
would be nice to be
recognized. Pat Milburn
did a great job in
painting the golf bag.
Many thanks go out to
Linda Critzer and Janet
Waters for assembling
the pictures.
I would like to welcome
new members Cindy Edgar
and Nancy Reutter. Just
a friendly reminder that
you can still join the
Hole-in-One Club. Please
mark your calendars for
our closing luncheon on
December 2nd.
I wish to thank the
nominating committee,
chaired by Linda Bell
for working so
diligently to come up
with a slate for next
year.
It has been my great
pleasure to serve as
your President this past
year. I have had a hard
working board who were
very conscientious of
all our members. I
extend many thanks also
to my chairwomen who
helped make for a very
successful year, and I
especially want to thank
all of you for helping
me get through a
difficult year with my
husband. Your cards,
prayers and
encouragement have meant
a lot to me. Good luck
to next year's board and
thanks again to: V.P.:
Gayle Welter, Secretary:
Sue Lambert, Treasurer:
Shirley Ray, Tournament:
Amy Higgins, Assist.
Tournament: Norma
Hyland, Social: Kathy
Lannon, Members at
Large: Carol Smith &
Lucille Casey and Past
President: Linda Critzer
Connie Desmond
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LADIES’ OF THE EVENING…GOLF
2003 has been a fun year for the
“Pinewild Ladies of the
Evening”. The LOE is a group of
ladies who get together on
Thursday evenings and play
9-holes of golf. Alternatively,
we go out to dinner when it
rains. There are no yearly dues
and you are invited to join in
the activities. Everyone who
plays brings a dollar and half
the proceeds will be given to
the winner of the evening’s game
and the remainder of the
proceeds is given to a local
charity. This year the donations
will be given to the Coalition
for Human Care.
The LOE will close out the year
with their second annual
Christmas party on Thursday,
December 11th at 6:30
p.m. at the home of Martez
Norris. All ladies who are
interested in learning more
about the group are invited to
join in the fun. For further
information on the Christmas
Party…contact, Martez Norris at
295-0833 or Gloria Tanner at
910.215-8086.
Martez Norris and Gloria Tanner
enjoyed serving as Chief Fun
Officers for the past year. The
new CFOs for 2004 are Nancy
Davis and Sue Wisniewski. We
look forward to hearing from
other Ladies who would like to
join our group.
It was a great year…happy to see
so many of you each week and
hope to see more of you next
year. We'll get together again
officially in the Spring!!
Ed Bohlender presented the
League with a "traveling" trophy
which will be presented each
year to the in-coming President
by the out-going President. Ed
found the trophy among Hope's
treasures and knew it would be
special for us to keep for years
to come in her memory.
Anne Warren |
UPDATED
UPCOMING EVENTS
Friday, November 7th
– Friday Night Dining
Sunday, November 9th
– Twilight Golf [Holly
at 2:30]
Monday, November 10th
– Ladies Bridge Luncheon
Wednesday, November 12th
– Duplicate Bridge
Friday, November 14th
– PMGA Finale
Saturday & Sunday,
November 15th
& 16th –
Ringer/Turkey Shoot
Monday, November 17th
– Holly Closed
Tuesday, November 18th
– CPGA Pro-Member
Sunday, November 23rd
– Par Chasers [Holly at
2:30]
Monday, November 24th
– Magnolia Closed
Tuesday, November 25th
– PWGA Final Play Day
Thursday, November 27th
– Happy Thanksgiving
[Facilities closed at
Noon]
Friday, November 28th
– Social Two-Hour
Monday, December 1st
– Holly Closed
Tuesday, Wednesday &
Thursday, December 2nd,
3rd & 4th
– CPGA Pro-Pro
Sunday, December 7th
– Twilight Golf
[Magnolia at 2:30]
Monday, December 8th
– Magnolia Closed
Monday, December 8th
– Ladies Bridge Luncheon
Wednesday, December 10th
– Duplicate Bridge
Friday, December 12th
– Social Two Hour & the
“Member Shopping Party”
Sunday, December 14th
– Par Chasers [Magnolia
at 2:30]
Monday, December 15th
– Holly Closed
Thursday, December 18th
– Card/Game Night
Monday, December 22nd
– Magnolia Closed
Wednesday, December 24th
– Facilities Closed at
3:00
Thursday, December 25th
– Merry
Christmas…Facilities
Closed
Monday, December 29th
– Holly Closed
Thursday, January 1st
– Happy New Year…Bloody
Mary Bash [Magnolia]
Monday & Tuesday,
January 5th &
6th –
Magnolia Closed
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CARD
FUNCTIONS
Ladies’ Bridge Luncheon
Second Monday of Each
Month [November 10th
and December 8th]
We invite you to join us
from 10:00am – 2:30pm
“Social Bridge for all
Levels”
For Reservations -
please call Cecilia Ten
braak 295-4571
Men’s and Ladies’
Card/Game Night
December 18th
Pinewild Duplicate
Bridge
Wednesday, November 12th
and December 10th
Pinewild Clubhouse at
7:00 pm
Please Call – Beverly J.
Shebs 295-5058
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DINNER NEWS
BREAKFAST
will be served every
Sunday morning starting
on the 9th of
November…from 8:00AM
through 11:00AM. There
will be a number of menu
items to choose from -
with something for
everyone! No
reservations are needed
for
Breakfast
SOCIAL TWO-HOURS have
been held on selected
Friday Afternoons...a
GREAT way to meet new
members. From
5:00PM to 7:00PM, we
will have beverage
specials, free
appetizers and a limited
food menu that will suit
you to a TEE.
See you on FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 28th
and DECEMBER 12th
No Reservations
Needed
Please call 295-5732 to
make all your dining
reservations, or for any
questions that you may
have.
Email
dining@pinewildcc.com
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Thomas & Jan Kubla -
Pinehurst, NC
Dennis & Reba Peavler -
Huntersville, NC
Jeff & Julie Gilbert -
Pittsburgh, PA
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CLUB NEWS...
We have had some great
“mild summer” weather
this fall…what a
contrast to last year
when October was so wet
following the extremely
hot & dry summer of
2002. We deserve this
weather folks, let’s
hope it lasts through
February.
Mark your Calendar -
Friday December the 12th
is the date for the
MEMBER'S SHOPPING PARTY
where you can get some
great deals on gifts for
Christmas from the Golf
Shop. The frenzy will
start at 4:00PM, with
the Social-Two hour
starting at 5:00PM.
Congratulations to the
winners of the 2003
President’s Cup/Club
Championship, they were
as follows:
Men’s Club Champion –
Duaine Robertson – 225
[3 rounds gross] one
stroke ahead of Mike
Critzer
Men President’s Cup –
Mike Critzer – 137 [2
rounds net]
Ladies’ Club Champion –
Judy Mills – 253 [3
rounds gross] five
strokes ahead of Diane
Vosilus
Ladies’ President’s Cup
– Judy Mills –
142...winning in a
scorecard playoff over
Diane Vosilus
Thanks to all the
participants, it was a
great event because of
your support
Pinewild has had another
extremely busy year,
with numerous very
successful events and
great member
participation – Thank
You for your support.
The calendars for 2004
will be mailed to the
membership during the
first part of December.
With the onset of the
colder winter months...please
pay attention and
respect the "Court
Closure" signs on the
Tennis Courts. As the
courts are freezing and
thawing throughout the
day, we want to
eliminate any chance of
damage to the courts.
Join us for the
Pro-Member on the 18th
of November…This will be
an eighteen-hole Pro-AM
which will be contested
over the Holly
Course.
The shotgun
will commence at 10:30
AM, and teams will
consist of (Male or
Female) – One CPGA
Professional, One
Pinewild Member, and Two
Guests. The Entry Fee is
$70.00 per Person, and
includes All Golf
related charges, Lunch,
Member Breakfast/Drawing
Party on Tuesday the 18th
before golf [at 8:30am].
The Sign-up is located
in the clubhouse. It is
a great event, and we
look forward to seeing
you there!
On behalf of ownership
and the entire Pinewild
Country
Club of Pinehurst staff,
we wish you and yours a
safe and joyous Holiday
Season.
Christopher Little, PGA
Club Manager
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ADVISORY
BOARD MINUTES
The Advisory Board held its’
Annual Meeting on October 2nd,
2003…Highlights were as
follows:
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Thanks
to all the members who
participated in the
Member/Guest…it was
successful
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Unfortunately
the Harvest Fest had to be
canceled
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We will start with a Ranger
program on the Azalea on
selected days…ask members to
check-in in the golf shop
prior to playing any of the
courses
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Due to all the work that
needed to be done to the
course following the
hurricane in September, the
Solheim Cup, PMGA play, and
all other play had to be
cancelled
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The courses will once again
do approximately 68,000
rounds for the year
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This fall some of the
fairways will not be
overseeded with rye; the
fairways are…Holly - #2, #6,
#11, #16 and perhaps #14 and
Magnolia - #2, #8, #16 and
#17…to protect the turf on
these fairways during the
growing season, cart path
only restrictions may be put
in place
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The Holly greens are cut at
.145 and added that the
greens are never “shaved”
down abruptly as some
members think. The Magnolia
greens are currently being
cut at .180.
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A question was raised
concerning 1) the ratings of
both courses and the effect
on member handicaps; and 2)
the handicap number assigned
each hole. Christopher
Little told the group that
the last USGA course rating
was completed approximately
three years ago and the
handicapping of individual
holes was revised based on
the USGA rating process. The
courses are next due for a
rating one and one-half to
two years from now and the
handicapping of the holes
will be revisited then.
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Blue Jeans Policy: Jeans are
not permitted in the
clubhouse and dining
facilities. Management will
reiterate this policy to the
Members and let them know
the Staff’s instructions for
dealing with the situation
when it comes up.
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Heart Healthy Menu Options:
There are “Heart Healthy”
options on the regular lunch
menu. Chef Todd will try to
see that at least one “Heart
Healthy” option is included
for “event” meals. Chef Todd
also pointed out Members
with special needs should
call him whenever they would
like to eat at the club and
he will attempt to
accommodate them whenever
possible.
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Clubhouse Renovations: Chris
Little reported that
management plans to update
and renovate the clubhouse
in mid to late January.
This will require that the
clubhouse be closed for
approximately two weeks.
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