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January | February 2018 HORIZONS JANUARY | FEBRUARY 2018 Dining Reservations 273-3736 BEACH CLUB DINING Pavilion Sandbar Bistro DRESS CODE No Reservations - Call Ahead for Pizza 543-1026 Smart Contemporary Casual Wear, Blue Monday - Sunday • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm Denim Jeans allowed at all venues, must be Topsider neat, clean, without holes, not faded or worn. No Reservations T-shirts allowed until 6:00 pm in Coffee Available at the Topsider Lounge Topsider, Oasis Bar and Oasis Deck. 7:00 - 10:00 am Sunday Brunch • 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Collared shirts required for men and boys after 6:00 pm. Lunch - Topsider/Oasis Deck Friday - Sunday • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Oasis Bar & Deck: cover-ups required. A La Carte Dinner - Topsider/Oasis Deck Pavilion: Clothing suitable for Beach and Pool. Wednesday - Sunday • 5:00 - 9:00 pm Ocean’s Edge –––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Reservations Accepted A La Carte Sunday Brunch 10:00 am - 3:00 pm SWIMWEAR ATTIRE Dinner/A La Carte - By Reservation Only POLICY Wednesday-Sunday • 5:00 - 9:00 pm All swimmers must wear actual Living Room swimming attire while in the pool areas. No Reservations Cutoffs, Bermuda shorts or underwear Dinner & Bar Wednesday - Sunday • 5:00 - 9:00 pm are not permitted. Thong style bathing Golf Club Concierge suits may not be worn. Monday - Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Sunday • 9:00 am - 1:00 pm –––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Golf Clubhouse Grill Room Monday - Saturday GOLF CLUBHOUSE Lunch & Salad Bar • 11:00 am - 2:30 pm Inn-Between DRESS CODE 543-1066 Smart Contemporary Casual Wear, Monday - Sunday • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Proper Golf Attire, Shirts must be Sunday Grill 11:00 am - 2:00 pm tucked in, Men remove hats, No Blue Grill Room Bar Denim allowed, No Cargo Pants, No 273-3701 T-Shirts, Tennis Wear before 6:00 pm Monday - Sunday • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm Golf Pro Shop – See Club Rules for complete explanation – 273-3720 Members are responsible for ensuring family Monday - Sunday • 7:00 am - 5:30 pm members and guests adhere to dress codes. Beginning Monday, January 29: Monday - Sunday • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm Racquet Club Pro Shop 273-3740 Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 8:00 am - 7:00 pm Please visit our social media channels to stay in Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Sunday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm touch with Sawgrass Country Club on a regular basis, to receive updates, pictures, event information, etc. Fitness Center 273-3748 @sawgrasscountryclub Facebook: Monday - Friday 5:00 am - 8:00 pm #sawgrasscountryclub Saturday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm Sunday 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Twitter: @sawgrasscc Youth Activity Center @sawgrasscc 543-1039 (Tarpon Room) Instagram: #sawgrasscc Kid Care Tuesday - Saturday • 9:00 am - 1:00 pm LinkedIn: Sawgrass Country Club Kids Night Out Friday & Saturday • 5:00 - 9:00 pm Foretees Club Central App. Be sure to enable Push Notifications in your apps settings to Reservations open 30 days in advance take advantage of special offers and receive urgent notifications *All events, menus, prices, locations and Instructions for downloading the app appear in the weekly e-newsletter entertainment are subject to change Don’t Forget to “#” or “tag us” in your Sawgrass Photos CONTENTS INSIDE Message from pg. 5 | the General Manager pg. 6 | Dining and Social pg. 10 | Golf pg. 14 | Tennis pg. 15 | Fitness and Aquatics pg. 16 | Recreation FEATURED pg. 7 | Chili Cook-off pg. 8 | Valentines Day SAWGRASS HEROS Sawgrass Country Club 10034 Golf Club Drive • Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 32082 2017 www.sawgrasscountryclub.com Main Number ..................................... 273–3700 Beach Club Concierge and Reservations .......... 273–3736 Facsimile...............................................904–543–1022 Directory Dining and Event Reservations .................... 273–3736 Golf Pro Shop ..................................... 273–3720 Tennis Pro Shop .................................. 273–3740 Fitness & Recreation ............................. 273–3748 Schuyler Lepley Pavilion Sandbar Bistro .......................... 543–1026 Mr. Beasley was standing at the coffee bar and Youth Activity Center (Tarpon Room) ............. 543–1039 ate a piece of pineapple chunk that became To Contact the Board of Governors firmly lodged in his throat. He tried to dislodge Peggy Grant, the pineapple with no resolve. Schuyler was Executive Assistant to Board of Governors .............. 273–3717 standing next to Mr. Beasley and asked if he [email protected] wanted her to do the Heimlich. By then he Club Personnel had pounded on his chest as did Schuyler. General Manager/COO Realizing nothing was workin, he nodded as Barry McDonald ..................................... 273–3710 if to say, "yes- do it", which she did. Two or [email protected] three hard pulls in the Heimlich position and Chief Financial Officer it popped out. Schuyler was professional and Lisa Hoffman ....................................... 273–3706 efficient, and Mr. Beasley is forever in her debt. [email protected] - From Bill Beasley Clubhouse Manager Perry Kenney ....................................... 273–3731 [email protected] Kayla Duncan Executive Chef Michael Meuse ...................................... 280–2394 Kayla displayed exemplary performance by [email protected] quite possibly saving a member’s life. Kayla Director of Catering & Special Events was working her shift in the Sandbar and she Molly Peterson ...................................... 543–1021 recognized Mr. Bongiovanni was struggling [email protected] to breathe. She came to his aid realizing his Director of Golf airway was blocked and administered the Ron Philo........................................... 273–3720 Heimlich maneuver releasing the object from [email protected] his airway. Thanks to Kayla he was able to Director of Tennis return home to his family with no issues. Ken Veney .......................................... 273–3740 [email protected] Director of Fitness Codie Nichols and Anddy Maignan Randy Woodrum .................................... 273–3748 [email protected] Mrs. Oleksy was walking up the stairs to the Director of Member Services OES deck when she stumbled and fell down. Janet Collins........................................ 273–3708 Codie Nichols was on the stairs talking with [email protected] Mr. Ketler when she started to fall. Both Mr. Assistant Director of Member Services Ketler and Codie Nichols attempted to grab her Karen Schoen-Kiewert................................ 273–3704 before she rolled down the stairs, but couldn’t [email protected] get to her without knocking each other over. Recreation Manager When she hit the deck Anddy Maignan came Chelsea LaRue .......................................543-1039 [email protected] rushing over to help. His mother is a nurse, so he knew all the steps to take to see if she was Member Services Mary McGarrigle .................................... 273–3703 awake and okay. While he was checking her, [email protected] Codie called 911 and ran out to wave down Communications Coordinator the ambulance. Dr. Townsend had been at Kevin Ramsey....................................... 273–3728 the pool with his family during the incident [email protected] and one of his family members happened to Accounts Receivable be on the Pavilion deck when this happened. Ashley Lowrey .......................................273-3702 He came rushing and took over for Andy and [email protected] stayed with her until the EMS arrived. FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER Barry McDonald Happy New Year! I’d like to thank our management team for The vote on Phase III continues to make progress. This a successful 2017 and for their hard work in preparing our month we will be focused on getting our members out to vote offering of programs and services for 2018. We are looking on this important project for the future of Sawgrass Country forward to a great year at Sawgrass Country Club. Club. The feedback we will receive through our members responses is necessary to let your leadership know how they In December we recognized Pat Philo for are performing and how our members feel about the direction 40 years of service at Sawgrass Country of the club they have set forth. Please let us know how you Club. I felt privileged to present this feel by submitting your vote if you have not done so already. recognition to this long-term employee, who is consistently among our top How can you become more involved in Sawgrass Country performing staff members. Pat has Club? primarily been in administration of the Sawgrass Country Club is owned and operated by its golf course maintenance department since the mid 1970s. members for the enjoyment of the members. Our committee We have been fortunate to witness such dedication and I have system needs members to operate properly and to bring been proud to work with Pat over the years. ideas, develop club policies, and make recommendations on Also in December we recognized Bo important aspects of the club. The committee system is also Cure from our Food and Beverage where our future Board Members are identified. There is no department as our “Employee of the better way to become involved then joining a committee. If Year” for Sawgrass Country Club. Bo interested please fill out the volunteer form that can found has been with us for five years and under the Club Governance tab on the club website at was promoted two years ago to our www.sawgrasscountryclub.com
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