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Casino Night & Kid’S Zone THE July 2021 Merganser THE MERGANSER IS THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF MARSH LANDING COUNTRY CLUB UPCOMING EVENTS Casino Sunday, July 4th Happy Independence Day!! Tuesday, July 6th Night July’s Tennis Summer Camp Starts! Saturday, July 17th Tuesday, July 6th- 6:00-9:00 pm Friday, July 9th All Sports Summer Camp Blackjack • Texas Hold’’em • Roulette • Craps Saturday, July 10th Heavy Hors d’oeuvres • Prizes • Raffles & Sunday, July 11th Full Cash Bar • Photo Booth • Best Dressed • Fun! Junior Clinic Step back in time Monday, July 12th – Thursday, July 15th to the Roaring 20s! Golf Summer Camp Dress to impress! Saturday, July 17th Adults $95++ Casino Night & Kid’s Zone Drop off the kids Tuesday, July 27th and enjoy an Bourbon and Beer adult evening at the Casino! Thursday, July 29th Junior Member-Guest Supervised Kid’s Zone for Kids 5-14 years old Food, Games and Fun! SAVE THE DATE $25++ per child Thursday, August 12th New Member Social RSVP with Lisa at 904-285-6514 Friday, August 20th Margarita Mixer Social HOURS OF OPERATION Accounting | 904-543-2433 [email protected] Monday-Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Membership | 904-273-2295 [email protected] Club Tuesday-Saturday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Pro Shop | 904-285-6459 [email protected] Tuesday-Sunday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm Tennis Shop | 904-285-0753 [email protected] Monday 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Tuesday-Friday 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Saturday-Sunday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Fitness Center | 904-285-1909 [email protected] Monday-Thursday 5:30 am – 8:30 pm Friday 5:30 am – 8:00 pm Saturday-Sunday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm MARSH LANDING COUNTRY CLUB REALTY 347-9327 Tuesday- Saturday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm WEDNESDAY Sunday & Monday by appointment only Cici Anderson - 904-537-0457 2-FOR-1 DINNER ENTREES Jenna Fisher - 904-881-4201 $28++ David Darch - 904-962-4884 Tricia Bowers - 904-254-0446 STUFFED SHELLS Shelly Williford - 904-887-1655 Jumbo Pasta Shells Stuffed with Ricotta and Romano Cheeses Topped Newman Rossie - 904-591-4856 with Marinara and Melted Mozzarella Finished with a Fresh Basil Chiffonade Kelley Pierce - 808-781-6619 BLACKENED MAHI-MAHI Bruno Couturier - 904-864-0323 Blackened Mahi-Mahi Fillet Topped with a Tropical Salsa Madeline Ossi - 904-635-2903 Served with Jasmine Rice and Haricots Verts Laurel Hall - 904-270-9373 PORK RIBS MARSH LANDING STAFF Braised Pork Back Ribs Slathered in Sweet Baby Ray’s BBQ Sauce Chet Stokes, General Manager Served with Baked Beans and Potato Salad [email protected] • 273-2399 LEMON BASIL CHICKEN OVER PENNE Tyler Vander Meulen, Membership Director [email protected] Sautéed Chicken Cutlets in a White Wine Lemon Butter Sauce 734-223-1813 with Zucchini, Shiitake, Arugula and Penne Pasta Katie Floyd, Member Relations [email protected] • 273-2295 Call Lisa at 285-6514 for reservations. Bryan Cooper, Head Golf Professional, PGA [email protected] • 285-6459 DINING HOURS Josh Vissman, Director of Tennis [email protected] • 285-0753 BREAKFAST Jarrod Barsamian, Assistant Golf Professional Saturday 6:00 am – 10:00 am [email protected] • 285-6459 Sunday 8:00 am – 2:00 pm Tim Lyons, Golf Course Superintendant LUNCH [email protected] • 285-0375 Tuesday - Sunday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Ellen McClure, Club Accountant PUB MENU [email protected] • 543-2436 Wednesday & Friday 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm | Thursday & Saturday 2:00 - 7:00 pm Jennifer Angus, Food & Bev. Director/Sales Coordinator [email protected] • 273-2299 DINNER Wednesday & Friday 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm | 2 for 1 on Wednesday 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm James McClure, Executive Chef [email protected] • 273-2297 *Preferred Seating Reservations for dinner: 285-6514 Tim Robinson, Gym Manager [email protected] • 285-0753 WE OFFER CURBSIDE TAKE OUT! Lisa Blanchard, receptionist [email protected] • 285-6514 ORDER YOUR FOOD AND WE WILL BRING IT OUT TO YOU! CALL 285-6514. Golf WEDNESDAY NIGHT SCRAMBLE July 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th All gentlemen with established handicaps are invited to participate each Wednesday throughout the Spring, Summer and early fall for a 9-Hole Captain’s Choice Scramble. At the end of the season the top 10-point winners will compete in a Closing Day Shootout. Indicate your desire to play by 5:00 pm for a 5:30 pm Shotgun. The entry fee of $10 includes a prize fund. For those participants wishing to stay after golf, dinner may be ordered from the à la carte menu. Appropriate golf fees apply. MARK YOUR CALENDAR Tuesday, July 6th - Friday, July 9th 60th JAGA All Sports Summer Camp JACKSONVILLE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday, July 10th MGA Skins Game Thursday, July 22nd – Saturday, July 24th Saturday, July 10th Marsh Landing Country Club is pleased to be hosting the 60th JAGA Jacksonville & Sunday, July 11th Amateur Championship this year. This is one of Jacksonville’s longest running major Junior Clinic championships that attracts an exceptional field of amateur golfers from North Florida and Sunday, July 11th up to 15 entries from outside of JAGA’s North Florida home base. Junior Par 3 Challenge To be eligible to participate, amateur golfers must have a current certified USGA Monday, July 12th - handicap index of 6.0 or less for males and 2.0 or less for females based on USGA’s course Thursday, July 15th rating formula. Golf Summer Camp The field will be limited to 78 tournament entries. The participants must be 16 years of age by the entry deadline (July 12th) unless waived by the Tournament Committee. For Saturday, July 24th the sixth year in a row, World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) points will be awarded to the MGA Daily Double Game top finishers in the Championship. Saturday, July 24th The format is 54 holes of individual stroke-play competition. The course will be set-up & Sunday, July 25th to play at approximately 6,700 – 6,800 yards and play to a par 72. A cut will be made after Junior Clinic 36 holes to the top half of the field and ties. The field is the number of participants as of the Thursday, July 29th first tee time on Thursday, July 22nd. Play will be governed by the Rules of Golf as approved by the USGA and the Local Junior Member-Guest Rules and Terms of the Competition for JAGA championships. To register for the championship, all players shall apply online via the JAGA website (www.jaxareagolf.org) under the Tournament tabs (“2021 Schedule” – 60th JAGA DO WE HAVE YOUR EMAIL? Jacksonville Amateur Championship). Sign up in the Golf Shop to receive Tournament Entries, upcoming events, demo days and happenings in Golf at the Club. To MEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION (MGA) ensure that you are receiving tournament The MGA would like to take this opportunity to extend an invitation entries please stop by the Club or email the to all golfers to join this great organization. Golf Shop at golfshop@marshlandingcc. com to ensure you are receiving tournament BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP entries and golf course updates. Reduced tournament entry fees • Monthly MGA game • Annual member’s banquet Annual Membership Cost is $100. Sign up in the Pro Shop. 3 GOLF SPONSORSHIPS Dear Members, The Marsh Landing Men’s Golf Association (MGA) is always looking for ways to improve our events. One such way is to have the support of our members and outside businesses by becoming a sponsor. This year we wanted to have all sponsorships recognized at major events held by the MGA. These would include Member/Member, Member/Guest as well as other MGA events. The sponsorship funds will be allocated to those events as necessary by the MGA Committee. This will allow a better experience from the standpoint of tournament gifts, food, and beverages at these events. Please strongly consider supporting this request for sponsorship! $500.00 Includes a gift certificate from Marsh Landing Country Club for One (1) foursome of golf (carts not included). $1,000.00 Includes a gift certificate from Marsh Landing Country Club for Two (2) foursomes of golf (carts not included). $2,500.00 Includes a gift certificate from Marsh Landing Country Club for Two (2) foursomes of golf (carts not included). Member/Guest entry fee waived. Complimentary on-course signage at MGA events. These sponsorships entitle sponsors signage at all MGA events along with recognition in any printable material related to those events such as The Merganser newsletter and other pre-event advertising. Please submit your payment due by September 1, 2021 to The Marsh Landing Country Club Golf Shop and designate if for MGA Sponsorship. Thank you in advance, MGA Executive Committee 4 SENIOR GOLF Thursday, July 1st 1 Best Ball Random Draw GOLF Tuesday, July 6th 3 Best Balls of 4 Thursday, July 8th JAGA Day 3 Best Balls on front/ 2 Best Balls on back SPONSORSHIPS Tuesday, July 13th Stair Step Thursday, July 15th 2 Best Balls of 4 Stableford Tuesday, July 20th JUNIOR GOLF 2 Best Balls of 4 Net Thursday, July 22nd 2 Best Balls on front/ 1 Best Ball on back Tuesday, July 27th CAMPS 1-2-3 Rotate Thursday, July 29th Camps run for 4 days/3 hours a day and camp participants will be 1 Best Ball on Even/ 2 Best Balls on Odd grouped according to age. Our camps will cover all aspects of the game following the U.S. Kids Golf Camp Program. WOMEN’S GOLF Juniors will receive a U.S. Kids Golf Camp Package and will have fun learning and tracking their progress.
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