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GULL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB Where Family & Fun Come First! 2021 Program Guide 9725 W Gull Lake Dr, Richland, MI 49083 www.gulllakecc.com | (269) 629-9714 Situated on the lakefront of spectacular Gull Program Lake, our Country Club is a place for members, families and guests to relax and Index enjoy a bit of serenity, and a vast array of year-round amenities! Golf………………………………………………....3 Racquet Sports……...………………………........4 Sailing…………...………………………………....5 Summer Camp………...…………………...……..6 Kids Night Out……………………………………..7 Swimming & Beachfront………………………….8 Winter Activities….……..………………………....9 Weddings & Events………………………….….10 GULL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB GOLF Gull Lake Country Club offers a beautiful -18 hole golf course, driving range, & short game facility. Our award winning retail shop will make sure you are looking your best on the links or the lake. The Golf Clubhouse and Greenside Grill is a newly renovated building overlooking the picturesque rolling hills and timeless beauty of the golf course. It includes a TrackMan golf simulator, fitness center, locker rooms, Greenside Grill (restaurant and bar service) and shoe service facility. A few steps away, find our full service retail shop for all your apparel and equipment needs. Gull Lake Country Club offers a wide range of golf activities for all ages and interests. Our Golf Professional team will assist in private instruction & group lessons. Contact PGA Head Golf Professional, Dan Urban for additional information! View our Golf events on the 2021 Calendar on our homepage at www.gulllakecc.com! Extensive Tournament Calendar Couple’s Twilight Series 9 & 18 Hole Men’s Events/Leagues Junior Golf Camps 9 & 18 Hole Women’s Events/ PGA Junior League Leagues Individual & Group Instruction Award Winning Retail Shop with our PGA Professional Staff Indoor & Outdoor TrackMan Holiday Golf Events Launch Monitor Technology Social Events & MORE! Please Call For Pricing & Availability FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: DAN URBAN, PGA Head Golf Professional [email protected] RETAIL SHOP (269) 629-9311 GULL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB RACQUET SPORTS Our new racquet facility features 5 pristine Pickleball courts, along with 4 separate hard court Tennis courts, and two platform tennis courts to top it all off. Our members especially enjoy our beautiful Pavilion and Racquet Pro Shop! Gull Lake Country Club offers year round racquet sport activities. Learn the game with private instruction or small group classes lead by our racquets professionals! Our members enjoy outdoor tennis and pickleball in the Spring, Summer and Fall. With our platform courts, we offer racquet programming throughout the year. Registration is open now! Space is limited. Please contact our Racquets Director, Billy Heckman for more information or to get signed up! View our Racquet events on the 2021 Calendar on our homepage at www.gulllakecc.com! View our Summer Racquets Program at www.gulllakecc.com/information. Adult Tennis Programs Tournament Events Cardio Tennis Member & Guest Social Night Summer Tennis Aces Academy Social Events Junior Tennis Programs Private Lessons Junior Instructional Programs Semi-Private Lessons– 2-4 Players Summer Pickleball Programs And MORE! Please Call For Pricing & Availability FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: BILLY HECKMAN, Racquets Director [email protected] (269) 779-9656 GULL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB SAILING Gull Lake Country Club offers sailing instruction for all ages through the Yacht Club. The Gull Lake Yacht Club has been racing and sailing on Gull Lake since 1926. There is an excellent sailing education program for both youth and adults, and we maintain a fleet of Optimus Dingy’s, Butterfly’s, and 420’s. We also host the Western Michigan University Sailing club and their events, including three NCAA National Sailing Champion- ships. Register for classes directly through our website. Sailing class discounts are available for families with multiple children! Visit our website for more information- www.glyc.org. Youth Learn to Sail Classes- Adult Learn to Sail Classes Ages 7-11 Youth & Adult Learn to Race Youth Advanced Learn to Sail Classes- 10 & Up Classes- Ages 12 & Up Private Sailing Lessons Family Learn to Sail Classes- Sailboat Checkout Program Parent & Child Social Events & More! FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: MIKE MACQUEEN, Sailing Director [email protected] (269) 808-2260 GULL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB SUMMER CAMP Kids’ summer camp at Gull Lake Country Club is designed to ensure that every camper not only has a recreational summer but one also filled with educational and motivational opportunities. Campers will participate in age appropriate activities. Camp is limited to 18 camp- ers daily and we provide a camper to staff ratio of 6 to 1 to assure the best possible experience for our campers. To register, please contact our Kids Camp Director, Bella! Campers age 4-12 are welcome! Camp Hours: 9:00am- 4:00pm Wrap Around Care: 7:00am- 9:00am & 4:00pm-6:00pm. Please remember to bring: 1. Small backpack/lunchbox that contains snacks and lunch if your camper will not be ordering lunch from the Quarterdeck, 2. Sunscreen, 3. Swimsuit & towel, 4. Sunglasses or a hat, 5. Life vest or swimmies, 6. Water shoes for swimming/lake related activities, 7. Comfortable clothes and closed-toed shoes each day, 8. A plastic bag for wet items. Reminder: Label your camper’s belongings! We are bringing new indoor & outdoor activities, along with other fun surprises in the works! Water Activities Outdoor Activities Crafting Activities Beach Time Group Activities Park Time & More! FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: BELLA HAKMAN, Kids Camp Director [email protected] (269) 268-3719 GULL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB KIDS NIGHT OUT Have a date night away from the kids! Drop your children off at the Platform Tennis Hut and let them enjoy games, activities and fun all evening long while you enjoy a round of golf, a tennis match or just a quiet dinner in our Boat Bar! We do ask that you remain on the club premises at all times. This is available for children 4 years and older and to those who are potty trained. To register, please contact our Kids Camp Director, Bella by noon the day of! Wednesdays: 5:30pm-10:00pm June 15th - August 31st Fridays: 5:30pm - 10:00pm Every Friday Night (June 1- Aug 31) Cost: $15 Includes Dinner Per Child Games Outdoor Activities Crafting Activities Beach Time Occasional Petting Zoo Park Time Group Activities & More! FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: BELLA HAKMAN, Kids Camp Director [email protected] (269) 268-3719 GULL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB SWIMMING & BEACHFRONT In swim lessons, we will teach and perfect the knowledge of each stroke and safety skills so each child will know what to do while they are on and around the water. We will take one lesson to be specifically on boating and other safety skills. Each lesson will run for 35 minutes, Monday through Thursday for two weeks (Fridays will be a make-up day in case of bad weather). You may also choose from one of our other options to either do lessons on a day-to-day basis or you can do private lessons if either of those are more convenient for your schedule. Times are determined by what levels are in need for each session. Your children can spend the day at Kids Camp and the counselors will make sure your child makes it to their lesson. Swim classes will begin Monday, June 19th and are available to children of all ages! To register, contact our Beachfront Director, Chris! Learn to Swim Levels: (Level 1) - Introduction to Water Skills- We will be learning a lot of fundamentals in this level such as how you use your arms and kick your legs correctly. (Level 2) - Fundamental Aquatic Skills- Within this level, the swimmers will be learning to swim alone on their stomachs, swimming front crawl, backstroke and elementary backstroke, and breast stroke kick. Children should already have grasped the basic concept of how to swim by this level but aren’t strong enough yet to swim without a life jacket. (Level 3) - Stroke Development- In this level, swimmers will perfect the strokes that they learned in level 2. They will also be introduced to breast stroke and sidestroke. Students should be able to perform the strokes that they learned in level 2 by themselves. (Level 4) - Stroke Improvement– Swimmers will begin to learn the butterfly technique along with perfect- ing all the other strokes. Swimmers will also begin to start learning other skills, such as dives and treading water. (Level 5) - Stroke Refinement- The objective of this level is for students to be coordinated in all of the key strokes. They will also perfect their dives and begin to learn flip turns. (Level 6) - Swimming and Skill Proficiency- The goal in this level is to make students comfortable enough with their strokes so that they can effectively swim 50 yards by themselves of each stroke. They will learn how to make their strokes faster and stronger. Private Swim Lessons 8 sessions - $66 per student Day-by-Day - $15 per student Private Lessons - $12 per half hour, $15 per hour FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: CHRIS FURLONG, Beachfront Director [email protected] (269) 506-2669 GULL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB WINTER ACTIVITIES We are happy to offer winter sports and activities! We have many members who are active snowbirds that love taking advantage of these awesome activities. Enjoy professionally manicured cross country trails on our beautiful 18 hole golf course. Intermediate and advanced trails available. Trails are dependent on weather and snow fall. Bring your skates and join us anytime on the ice rink set up near the Platform Tennis Courts in the winter! Skating rink availability is dependent on weather and freezing conditions. Ice Skating Dog Walking Allowed on Paved Paths. Please Clean Up After Cross Country Skiing Your Pets! Sledding Paddle Tennis Snowboarding Winter Social Events And MORE! FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: TAYLOR MCCRONE, Marketing & Membership Director [email protected] (269) 629-1973 GULL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB WEDDINGS & EVENTS The Gull Lake Country Club Clubhouse offers four rooms of various sizes and atmospheres.
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