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Exmoor Country Club Reciprocal Clubs During Greens Project Exmoor Country Club Reciprocal Clubs During Greens Project August 5th, 2014 – May 2015 Exmoor Country Club has been very fortunate to receive support from many of our local Clubs extending golfing privileges to our members and guests during our project. The following booklet details the available golfing opportunities during the greens resurfacing project that will commence on August 5th, 2014. Our current target to reopen the course with putting greens is by Memorial Day weekend 2015. Key Guidelines to Reciprocity: The following guidelines have been implemented in order to allow Exmoor Country Club members a fair opportunity to play golf while the greens resurfacing project is ongoing. Members playing golf under this reciprocal arrangement must adhere to all rules in force at the host club. All members must take a cart or caddie and pay the appropriate greens fee (if any) to the host club. The number of reciprocal rounds available is limited, especially on weekends and holidays. All requests must be made through your Golf Professional Staff at Exmoor Country Club. No tee times will be accepted when a member of Exmoor Country Club calls the respective club. Each reciprocal club requests that there must be an Exmoor member in each group. All available times will be based on respective club’s golf calendar and availability. All participating clubs will allow an Exmoor member to charge back fees and services to Exmoor. Guest Policies: Exmoor Country Club members hosting a guest will be charged the prevailing guest fee by the host club. The reciprocal arrangement may not apply to Exmoor members invited to play as a guest at one of the reciprocating clubs. The inviting member may be responsible for his/her clubs prevailing guest fee. Sign-Up Procedure Member tee time sign-up begins two weeks in advance of the desired date of play. Players or groups must submit a play request card which indicates the day of requested play, AM or PM tee time preference and the names of all players. If you are submitting a request for more than one player (eg. a foursome), please designate one member as the contact person for the group with a preferred phone number and email address. Tee time request cards may be submitted to the Golf Professional staff in person, electronically through the Club website quick link, phone (847-432- 1171), fax (847-432-1296) or email to [email protected]. If you have a reserved time and will not be able to utilize it, please contact Exmoor Country Club Golf Shop at least 24 hours in advance so we may contact the respective club. Priority of Play Tee times will be assigned on a first request card in basis. For the purpose of this booklet, a group is considered a foursome. Members will be paired if needed. Singles and twosomes will be combined to create foursomes and will be given an equal opportunity to obtain a tee time. To ensure fairness to all members, a member family will be allowed to play at the same facility no more than two times in a four week period. Sincerely, Exmoor Country Club Golf Committee Reciprocal Clubs Biltmore Country Club Briarwood Country Club Bryn Mawr Country Club Butterfield Country Club Erin Hills Evanston Golf Club Glen Flora Country Club Glen View Club Green Acres Country Club Indian Hill Club Ivanhoe Club Knollwood Club Lakeshore Country Club McHenry Country Club Merit Club North Shore Country Club Northmoor Country Club Onwentsia Club Park Ridge Country Club Ravinia Green Country Club Rolling Green Country Club Skokie Country Club Strawberry Creek Club Sunset Ridge Country Club Twin Orchard Country Club Westmoreland Country Club Biltmore Country Club 160 Biltmore Drive North Barrington, IL 60010 Head Golf Professional: Doug Bauman - 2 groups per day - Tuesday – Friday: Before 10:30AM or after 1:30PM - Saturday & Sunday: After 1:30PM - ECC Member: $50.00 per player - Guest Fee: $100.00 - $25.00 cart fee - Caddies are encouraged but required if there is a guest in the group. Briarwood Country Club 355 Deerfield Road Deerfield, IL 60015 Head Golf Professional: Arnie Glickman - 1-2 groups per day - Tuesday: After 12:30PM - Wednesday – Friday: Time upon request - Saturday: After 10:30AM - Sunday: After 11:00AM - ECC Member: No Fee - Guest Fee: $80.00 - Cart Fee: $35.00 - Carts or Caddies required. Bryn Mawr Country Club 6600 North Crawford Avenue Lincolnwood, IL 60712 Head Golf Professional: Terry Russell - 6 groups per day - Tuesday – Friday: Time upon request - ECC Member: No fee - Guest Fee: Before Labor Day - $90.00. After Labor Day - $50.00 - Cart Fee: $25.00 - Caddies required if available. Butterfield Country Club 2800 Midwest Road Oakbrook, IL 60523 Head Golf Professional: Alex Mendez - 3 groups per day - Tuesday: After 1:00PM - Wednesday – Sunday: Time upon request - ECC Member: $110.00 - Guest Fee: $150.00 - Cart Fee: $31.00 - Caddies/Forecaddie required if available Erin Hills 7169 County Road O Erin, WI 53027 Head Golf Professional: Jim Lombardo 2 groups per day Monday – Sunday ECC Member: $125.00 Guest Fee: $125.00 Caddie Fee: $100.00 Caddie Required Evanston Golf Club 4401 West Dempster Street Skokie, IL 60076 Head Golf Professional: Eric Barnes - 1-2 groups per day - Tuesday – Thursday, Saturday & Sunday: Time upon request - ECC Member: $50.00 - Guest Fee: $95.00 - Cart Fee: $34.00 - Caddies/Forecaddie required Glen Flora Country Club 2200 North Sheridan Road Waukegan, IL 60087 Head Golf Professional: Jason Calhoun - 4 groups per day - Tuesday – Sunday: Time upon request - ECC Member: $70.00 - Guest Fee: $85.00 - Cart Fee: $24.00 - Caddies/Forecaddie required on weekends & holidays prior to 12:00pm. An ECC member group with 2 guests will be required to take a caddie/forecaddie if available. Glen View Club 100 Golf Road Golf, IL 60029 Head Golf Professional: Kyle Bauer - 2 groups per day - Tuesday – Friday: Time upon request - Saturday: After 12:00PM - Sunday: After 10:00AM - ECC Member & Guest Fee: $100.00. After 4:00PM - $50.00 - Cart Fee: $40.00 - Caddies required if available Green Acres Country Club 916 Dundee Road Northbrook, IL 60062 Head Golf Professional: Gabe Adducci - 3 groups per day - Tuesday – Sunday: Time upon request - ECC Member: $50.00 - Guest Fee: $85.00 - Cart Fee: $30.00 - Caddies required if available Indian Hill Club 1 Indian Hill Road Winnetka, IL 60093 Head Golf Professional: Dick Wagley/ Wes Warren - 2 groups per day - Tuesday – Friday: After 9:00AM - Saturday & Sunday: After 10:00AM - ECC Member: No Fee - Guest Fee: $100.00 - Cart Fee: $35.00 - Caddies required if available Ivanhoe Club 28846 Thorngate Drive Ivanhoe, IL 60060 Head Golf Professional: Jim Sobb - 2 groups per day - Tuesday – Sunday: Time upon request - ECC Member: $40.00 - Guest Fee: $85.00 - Cart Fee: $28.00 - Caddies required if available Knollwood Club 1890 Knollwood Road Lake Forest, IL 60045 Head Golf Professional: Wade Gurysh - 2 groups per day - Tuesday – Friday: Time upon request. Mixed play limited to before 11:30AM and after 2:00PM. - Saturday & Sunday: Time upon request. Mixed play is limited to after 11:30Am. - ECC Member: No Fee - Guest Fee: $110.00 - Cart Fee: $35.00 - Caddies required if available Lakeshore Country Club 1255 Sheridan Road Glencoe, IL 60022 Head Golf Professional: Bob Koschmann - Tuesday – Friday: 2 groups per day after 8:30am - Saturday – Sunday: 1 group per day after 9:00am - No guests allowed on weekends - ECC Member: No Fee - Guest Fee: $50.00 - Cart Fee: $25.00 McHenry Country Club 820 North Johns Street McHenry, IL 60050 Head Golf Professional: Scott Beaugureau - 3 groups per day - Tuesday – Friday: After 11:00AM - Saturday & Sunday: After 10:00AM - ECC Member: No Fee - Guest Fee: $62.00 Weekdays & $72.00 Weekends - Cart Fee: $22.00 Merit Club 1500 Merit Club Lane Libertyville, IL 60048 Head Golf Professional: Don Pieper - 1-2 groups per day - Tuesday – Thursday: 2 Groups – Time upon request - Friday – Sunday: 1 Group – Time upon request - ECC Member: $100.00 - Guest Fee: $100.00 - Cart Fee: $32.00 - Caddies/Forecaddie required North Shore Country Club 1340 Glenview Road Glenview, IL 60025 Head Golf Professional: Tim O’Neal - 2 groups per day - Tuesday – Sunday: Time upon request - ECC Member: No Fee - Guest Fee: $125.00 - Cart Fee: $35.00 - Caddies/Forecaddie required if available Northmoor Country Club 1340 Glenview Road Glenview, IL 60025 Head Golf Professional: Adam Rosuck Before September 14th – Time upon request - Tuesday – Thursday: 4 groups per day - Friday morning: 2 groups - Friday afternoon: Not available Exmoor Members Only - Saturday morning: 1 group - Saturday afternoon: 3 groups - Sunday morning: 2 groups - Sunday afternoon: Not available After September 14th – Time upon request - Discretion of Adam Rosuck, Head Golf Professional ECC Member: No Fee Guest Fee: $85.00 Cart Fee: $36.00 Caddies/Forecaddie required is available Onwentsia Club 300 North Green Bay Road Lake Forest, IL 60045 Head Golf Professional: Bruce Carson - 2-3 groups per day - Tuesday – Sunday: Time upon request - ECC Member: No Fee - Guest Fee: $80.00 weekday/$100.00 weekend - Cart Fee: $30.00 - Caddies/Forecaddie required if available Park Ridge Country Club 636 North Prospect Park Ridge, IL 60068 Head Golf Professional: Rick Groessl - 1group per day - Tuesday – Sunday: Time upon request - ECC Member: $85.00 - Guest Fee: $85.00 - Cart Fee: $25.00 - Caddies/Forecaddie required if available Ravinia Green Country Club 1200 Saunders Road Riverwoods, IL 60015 Head Golf Professional: Jim Holmes - Tuesday – Friday: 4 groups per day – Time upon request - Saturday & Sunday: 2 groups per day – Time upon request - ECC Member: No Fee - Guest Fee: $80.00 - Cart Fee: $30.00 - Golf Carts Mandatory - Forecaddie required Rolling Green Country Club 2525 East Rand Road Arlington Heights, IL 60004 Head Golf Professional: John Schickling - 2 groups per day - Tuesday – Sunday: Time upon request - ECC Member: $100.00 weekdays/$50.00 weekends (includes cart) - Guest Fee: $124.00 weekdays/$89.00 weekends (includes cart) - Forecaddie required if available.
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