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May 2019 | Volume 7, Number 5 CLUB LIFE 11000 Governors Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27517 | 919-933-7500 | Governorsclubnc.Com CLUB LIFE Governors Club | May 2019 | Volume 7, Number 5 CLUB LIFE 11000 Governors Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27517 | 919-933-7500 | GovernorsClubNC.com Governors Club May 2019 Vol. 7, No. 5 CLUB INFORMATION CLUBHOUSE 919-933-7500 CLUB MANAGEMENT General Manager 919-918-7218 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Membership Office 919-918-7276 Catering 919-918-7216 Maribeth Robb President GOLF SHOP 919-918-7214 Gary McKenna Vice President Tue-Sun 7:15 am-6:30 pm Jim Sink Treasurer Golf Course 8:00 am-Dusk Susan Dell Secretary Driving Range 7:00 am-8:00 pm Mike Quain Ken Auman WELLNESS & RECREATION CENTER 919-932-8542 Bill Colaianni Daily 4:30 am-11:00 pm Charlotte Leidy Attendant 7:30 am-12:30 pm Peter Morris DINING 919-918-7206 Our Vision: NICKLAUS ROOM Tue-Sat 5:30-9:00 pm Governors Club is committed to a culture of Sun-Mon Closed excellence that stands apart from other CLUB ROOM private clubs through delivery of exceptional Tue-Sat 11:30 am-9:00 pm Sunday 11:00 am-8:00 pm experiences. Monday Closed *Club Room bar will remain open until 2 hours after the kitchen closes. Our Mission: Governors Club will provide an exceptional Mt. Carmel Gate 919-932-8500 Lystra Gate 919-932-7486 experience for desired recreational and social POA Office 919-942-0500 amenities in an environment that encourages the foundation of enduring friendships. In this Issue: (Click on title to jump to page) Membership 3 Events 4-6 Dining 7-8 Clubs within the Club 9-10 Golf 11-17 Tennis 18-20 Fitness 21-23 Youth 24-26 Calendar 27 Design and Production: Jackie Schultz Content of Club Life is the property of Governors Club Country Club, all rights reserved. 2 Club Life, May 2019 Avery Williamson Director of Marketing & Membership MEMBERSHIP Leah Samaras Member Relations Manager AVERY WILLIAMSON Director of Marketing & Membership Jackie Schultz Marketing & Communications Manager We would like to thank those members who attended the Invitational Membership Launch Party last month and those who have already begun making referrals! The Invitational MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Membership Initiative is designed to give you the tools Mike Quain necessary to introduce our wonderful Club to your friends Vickie Amistadi and enjoy the mutually rewarding joining incentives. Sandy Baxter Paul Huckle You should have received your personalized invitation Meg Hudson packet by mail. If you have not, please let me know! We Kathy Jones have included a link to our Electronic Invitation Packet, Charles Lowry which not only features our beautiful club, but also contains Rose Meltzer the key elements of this membership initiative. Patrick Noland Jack Smailes Tom Wolfe We encourage you to share your packet and this link with friends and family. You have also received a “Forward to a Friend” email, giving you another opportunity to share this information electronically. To summarize, there are a few key points regarding this initiative: • Your friends and colleagues can experience the club for 12 consecutive months with no up-front initiation fee (applicable dues, fees and charges will apply). • If they decide to secure their membership within the first 60 days of membership, they will enjoy preferred initiation fee pricing and the ability to utilize a generous staged payment schedule. • Additionally, by securing their membership within the first 60 days, both sponsors and new members will enjoy up to 24 monthly club credits totaling as much as $2,880, depending on the category of membership in which the new member is approved. • On August 31, 2019, the Invitational Membership Initiative and all associated benefits will conclude. We hope you will make an effort to hand out your invitation packet or share the electronic invitation with those who you feel will embrace the privilege and responsibility of becoming a member of Governors Club. This opportunity will only be available through the summer, so please ensure you share your invitations soon! If you have any questions or if you would like an additional printed packet to hand out, please contact me at (919) 918-7276 or by email at [email protected]. I am more than happy to schedule a private tour for your candidate as well. We look forward to showcasing the club to your family and friends! 3 Club Life, May 2019 EVENTS SPEAKERS RECEPTION: KENTUCKY DERBY DAY PARTY FRED KIGER PRESENTS SATURDAY, MAY 4 CHARLES KURALT 5:00 - 10:00 PM Club Room Bar/Terrace (weather-permitting) On the Road with Charles Kuralt Ladies, throw on your pearls and don your hats. Gentlemen, grab your bow ties and pop those collars! Join us for an evening of southern fare, THURSDAY, MAY 2 mint juleps, and “the most exciting two minutes in sports!” 5:45 pm Champagne Reception Click here to view the menu. 6:00 pm Presentation DJ and Dancing! $15++ per person Raffles and Prizes! $25++ per couple $59.95++* Join us for Crab Cake *Each registration includes one free drink ticket! Night in the dining Derby hats and bow ties encouraged room (optional). Click Member charge bar here to make a dining Nicklaus Room Menu Available Tonight reservation. 72-hour cancellation policy Fred Kiger returns to Governors Club with the story of a Tar Heel Favorite Son Charles Kuralt. We remember his hosting of Sunday Morning on CBS and his “On the Road” series, which told the stories from the byways and back roads of America. Kuralt attended UNC, was Editor of the Daily Tar Heel and became the youngest CBS correspondent ever. His Peabody Awards and 12 Emmys are on display in a recreated office / museum at UNC’s Carroll Hall School of Journalism. Kuralt’s illustrious career will come to life as only Fred Kiger can tell it. LITTLE BLACK DRESS & RUBY RED LIPS THURSDAY, MAY 9 6:00 - 8:00 pm $12.95++ Member Charge Bar Cocktail attire DATE NIGHT (CHILD CARE) Ladies Night Out! Grab your girlfriends and come enjoy some light SATURDAY, MAY 4 hors d’oeuvres while sipping on a Ruby Red! Wear your new and bring GC kids are welcome to join us for a fun in your old! Prom season is upon us - feel free to bring in any gently sports-themed evening! used party attire to donate to a local high school! Click here to view the menu. Enjoy specialty cocktails just for you and your girlfriends! 4 Club Life, May 2019 MAY 3 Speakers Series: Fred Kiger Crab Cake Night 4 Kentucky Derby Day Party Date Night 5 Cinco de Mayo 7 Golf for the Pink 9 Little Black Dress & Ruby Red Lips 12 Mother’s Day Brunch 26 Memorial Sunday at the Pool STAFF Lisa Johnson MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH Director of Catering & Special Events SUNDAY, MAY 12 Seating 11:00 am, 11:30 am, 1:00 pm, and 1:30 pm HOUSE COMMITTEE The little ones can pot an herb plant to take home just for Susan Dell, Chair Mom. Dick Isabel Karen Meredith Adults - $39++ Tara Davis Children ages 4-12 - $17.95++ Bill Jones Children age 3 & under - no charge Henry Stewart Carolyn Hunter Beverage Service Lowell Hoffman - ad Dining minimum applies hoc 72-Hour Cancellation applies Dress: Jackets for Men Please indicate high chair or booster seat needs under notes below. Please contact Jay for availability ([email protected]) Sponsored by Governors Club WGA OPEN TO ALL MEMORIAL SUNDAY AT THE POOL FEMALE MEMBERS! SUNDAY, MAY 26 Promoting Women’s Cancer Awareness 11:00 am-2:00 pm FREE Hot Dogs and $1 Draft Beer Benefiting GET REAL AND HEEL & Summer Grill Open 11:00 am-7:00 pm CORNUCOPIA CANCER SUPPORT CENTER Poolside DJ Ronnie 12:00-4:00 pm No registration required 5 Club Life, May 2019 SAVE THE DATE: GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY FILM NIGHT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12 Celebrating Marriage - Honoring Golden Couples All members are invited to share in the festivities of our 5th Annual Golden Anniversary Film Night and to honor Governors Club couples celebrating their Golden Anniversary in 2019. A display of wedding albums and several wedding gowns will greet you as you arrive. Our 1969 film, “Hello Dolly!” stars Barbra Streisand, Walter Matthau and a young Michael Crawford. It is indeed a “timeless classic” which honors and celebrates marriage. Movie Diva Laura Boyes, Film Curator NCMA, returns to Introduce our Film in her own inimitable and refreshing style – her love of film-making shines through. Join the fun and help our Golden Couples celebrate! This year’s class is of record size with a dozen couples reaching this honored milestone. Please save the date and plan to attend. And if you are celebrating 50 this year and have not been contacted as yet, please call Lowell Hoffman (919-656-9955) or our Film Night Coordinator Donna Thornton (919-260-0370). The word for June is “Happy Anniversary and Hello Dolly”. SAVE THE DATE: NASA AND MOON LANDING - AUGUST 21 Most of us will remember just where we were on July 20, 1969 as we watched live TV coverage of the Moon Landing by NASA Astronaut Neil Armstrong. Recently retired Administrator of NASA, Charles Bolden will be our Program Speaker on Wednesday, August 21 to commemorate this milestone event of our time. Bolden was himself an astronaut who flew 4 missions. He commanded the Mission which placed the Hubbell telescope into orbit as but one of his space flight accomplishments. A special program for young people and students will be offered earlier in the afternoon. Program Chair Lowell Hoffman and past Board Member Mike Ryan have collaborated to arrange this landmark program. We hope that members will mark the date on their own August calendars and be prepared to re-live 50 years of space flight history.
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