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July Newsletter 2018 July 2018 Volume 19/Issue 7 452 Country Club Drive | Mtn. Home, AR Clubhouse Phone: 870.425.0333 WE OUR MEMBERS Saturday, July 14, 2018 - 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM MEMBER APPRECIATION DAY Free Food | Live Band | Par 3 Tournament | Night Golf | Pool Party The staff at Big Creek would like to show appreciation to all our members. Please come and enjoy free food, a Par 3 golf tournament, swimming, live music, and night golf! Starting at 4:00, Brent and Todd will set up a 9-hole Par 3 tournament. The tournament will be 2-man teams from 150 yards or less. From 4:00 until 9:00, Chef John will be grilling hamburgers and hot dogs served along with baked beans, chips, and cookies for all members to enjoy at no charge. Starting at 7:00, Whistlin’ Dixie will begin playing live music. At dusk, Brent will have a 6-hole mini night golf starting outside the patio. To help us plan for food, please let us know if you plan on attending. Contact Big Creek at 870.425.0333 T H A N K Y O U WELCOME NEW MEMBERS TO BIG CREEK GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Travis and Leigh Atikson Mr. and Mrs. David and Dana Hall Mr. Kyle Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Helmert Mr. David Cantrell Mr. Marty Howard Mr. and Mrs. Tim and Sunnie Chaney Mr. and Mrs. Matt and Meredith Jackson Mr. Earl Erby Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Anne Kidd Ms. Ann Fundyk Mr. Brandon Maple Mr. Jordan Haden Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and Claudia Redman Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Christina Turok Clubhouse News Happy Independence Day! Happy Independence Day from the staff at Big Creek. We will be serving hamburgers and hotdogs from 11:00 - 2:00 on the 4th of July. Have a safe and fun holiday! EMAIL: If you would like to receive emails regarding daily lunch specials, dinner specials, events, and golf news, please let us know! You can reach Jessica Crook by email, [email protected], or by phone, 870-425-0333, and she will be happy to add you. PAYMENT: Statement payment is due EACH month by the 15th. If you would like to sign up for automatic bank draft or credit card draft, stop by or call Jessica Crook at 870-425-0333. THE POOL IS NOW OPEN! We will have a pool menu and full service bar available by our pool servers. The kitchen is open from 11 am-9 pm on Tuesday-Saturday; Monday 11-4; Sunday 11-2. We would like to remind you about the $5.00 guest fee. Guests will need to be checked in through the pool sta and the member account will be charged the $5.00 guest fee. NO outside food or beverage is allowed at the pool. And as a reminder, we do not do PRIVATE pool parties. You are more than welcome to schedule a pool party, but the pool will be open for other members. All children under the age of 17 MUST be accompanied by an adult. Join us for Marvelous Girls Night Out on Tuesday, August 14, 2018 at 5:30 pm. The sponsor for the event is the Ozark Regional Arts Council and Arkansas State University in Mountain Home. Cost is $12.00 a person and includes light appetizers and a glass of wine. Dinner will be available afterwards. CALL 870-425-0333 TO MAKE RESERVATIONS! WINE AND DINE JULY WEEKEND SPECIALS July 6-7 July 13 July 20 July 27 Fresh Fish Special Fettuccine Carbonara Bone-in Ribeye Monterey Chicken JULY RESTAURANT CLOSINGS Thursday, July 12 The dining room will be closed for lunch service for the Chuck Morton Junior Invitational. Friday, July 13 The dining room will be closed for lunch service for the Chuck Morton Junior Invitational. Saturday, July 14 Menu service will not be available for dinner service due to Member Appreciation. Saturday, July 21 We will be closed for dinner service due to Class of 1988 Class Reunion. Saturday, July 28 We will be closed for dinner service due to Razorback Golf Tournament dinner. SUNDAY BRUNCH MONDAY LUNCH Come join us on Sundays for brunch We are now open for lunch on MONDAYS served from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm. during the golf season! Join us on Mondays Our menu includes breakfast and from 11:00 am - 4:00 pm. We have taken a lunch items and is available for few member favorites from the regular viewing at www.bigcreekgolf.com. lunch menu to create a limited-menu lunch to go along with a full bar service! TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Limited Monday Menu Clam Strip Dinner Big Creek Angus Burger - $11.95 We’re cooking up something special Turkey and Swiss - $8.95 every Tuesday night during July. Ham and Swiss - $8.95 The special includes fried clam strips California Hill Salad - $10.95 cooked golden brown and served with Putters Green Salad - $10.95 cocktail sauce, cole slaw, and your Hot Dog - $3.50 choice of french fries or baked potato, Sides: Kettle Chips, French Fries, Fruit, all for only $10.95. Cottage Cheese or Bag of Chips. THURSDAYS ONLY SPECIALS STARTING AT 4:00 PM $4.00 Well Drinks $4.00 House Wines NEW SPECIALS! $4.00 Chips and Salsa ONLY $4.00 Please remember to make reservations so we can ensure your favorite table. WINE OF THE MONTH Eppa SupraFruta Sangria $5 glass / $20 bottle Eppa Red is made with Eppa White is made with antioxidant-rich Superfruit juices antioxidant-rich Superfruit juices including pomegranate, blueberry, including mangosteen, peach, mango, blood orange, and acai juices giving it and blood orange juices giving it two times the antioxidants as a glass nearly three times the antioxidants as of red wine. The taste profile includes a glass of white wine. Eppa White has sweet citrus scents of orange, lemon peach and mango aromas bursting and lime with aromas of rich red from the glass. On first sip, clean, fresh wine. Dark berry flavors mingle with flavors of lemon, lime, and orange pomegrante, orange, and soft red delight followed by rich tropical flavors wine notes for a smooth style. of mango, pineapple, and peach. PAINTING WITH PANACHE Join us at Big Creek for Painting with Panache on Tuesday, July 10th or Thursday, July 19th. Event starts at 5:30 pm. Cost is $40.00. All art supplies and a glass of wine will be provided. Everyone is welcome including the kids! Tuesday, July 10th Thursday, July 19th BOOK OF THE MONTH Book Club will meet on Wednesday, July 25, 2018 at noon. New members are welcome! Disclaimer (355 pages) By Renee Knight A brilliantly conceived, deeply unsettling psychological thriller about a woman haunted by secrets, the consuming desire for revenge, and the terrible price we pay when we try to hide the truth. 2018 Mountain Home Charity Golf Classic The 2018 Mountain Home Charity Golf Classic was held at Big Creek on June 9th and 10th. Golfers enjoyed gorgeous weather and lots of chances to win prizes on most every hole. This year over $24,000 was raised for ASU-Mountain Home Technical Center. Congratulations to all winners and thank you to all the golfers who played in the tournament! Championship Flight 1. Joshua Lunceford / Randy Lunceford / Terry Cormican 122 2. Joey Sample / Kerry Muegge / Tommy Duncan 123 3. Brent Edens / Brad Schultz / John Campbell 123 A Flight 1. Brad Heinsohn / DJ Buttereld / Je Heinsohn 128 1. Nick Coleman / Tanner Coleman / Scott Parker 129 2. John Sullivant / Mike Vawter / Kyle Byrd 129 B Flight 1. Steve Hopkins / John Hopkins / Bob Martorana 130 2. Aaron Millsap / Will Kerdol / Ryan Stucky 132 3. Bailey Bodenhamer / Brett Budolfson / Georey Smith 135 4. John Yancey / Paul Bausinger / Matt Dawe 135 5. Dr. Robin Myers / Hunter Myers / Tim Myers C Flight 1. Jim Wingard / Will Bausinger / Clayton Dawe 138 2. Bill Crampton / Shannon Beard / Ron Houk 140 3. Buddy Lovell / Wesley Bridges / David Webb 140 A big THANK YOU to Yelcot Communications and all the sponsors and people who made this event a success! Hole in One & Million Dollar Shoot Out Sponsor: Ultimate Auto Group Platinum Sponsors: Hole Sponsors: Moss Adams LLP Altec Industries Baxter Regional Medical Center Anstaff Bank CT&T, Inc. Arp Foot and Ankle Clinic Integrity First Bank Butler Furniture Twin Lakes Radio KOMT KPFM KKTZ Carter's Jewel Chest KTLO & Classic Hits 101.7 Comfort Inn Todd Gilbert Insurance Agency Crawford Electric, Inc. Zurich Direct Markets Crews & Associates First Community Bank Gold Sponsors: First Security Bank Anstaff Bank Hodges Marine ASC Warranty Hopper Termite & Pest, Inc. Central Heating and Cooling, Inc. Illuminated Telecom, LLC Gregory Company Twin Lakes Radio KOMT KPFM KKTZ North Arkansas Electric Cooperative Kent Chevrolet Cadillac Route 66 Extended Warranty Lincoln Paden Medical Center Southern Tag & Label Company Mountain View Telephone Company MyOptics Silver Sponsors: Nosari Home Mortgage Bank of Salem Dr. Mike and Katie King Risk Dewey & Sons Plumbing, Inc. Dr. John Sullivant, DDS, PA Power & Tel Xerox/XMC Goodie Bag Contributors: Breakfast, Drink, & Snack Sponsors: ASUMH Glazier’s Distributors Crew’s & Associates McBride Distributing First Security Bank Mountain Valley Spring Water Garretson Chiropractic Sonic Drive-In of Mountain Home Integrity First Bank Todd Gilbert Insurance Agency Yelcot Communications THANK YOU! Thank you Christy Keirn with ASU - Mountain Home for taking pictures at the tournament! Golf News Complete results for tournaments are available under the blue "Leaderboard" tab at bigcreekgolf.com/golf-course/tournaments/ Big Creek US Open Tourney Final Results Our members played Saturday, June 16 at the same yardage and par as the US Open and then selected a "partner" pro from the players who made the cut in the US Open.
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