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October Newsletter October 2017 Volume 18/Issue 10 452 Country Club Drive | Mtn. Home, AR Clubhouse Phone: 870.425.0333 Happy F A L L 2017 Clubhouse News WELCOME NEW MEMBERS TO BIG CREEK GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Matthew and Jaren Beavers Mr. Richard Day Mr. Jimmy Blagg Mr. and Mrs. Ken and Mary Ann Green Mr. Stephen Bobrycki Mr. Walter Geery Mr. Bailey Bodenhamer Mr. Layne Hawkins Mr. Daniel Christy Mr. Jeffrey Hill Mr. Chris Chudej Mr. Duane Cowley and Ms. Lisa Laurie Mr. Ken Dady Mr. Randy Lunceford Mr. and Mrs. Larry and Donna Zink PAYMENT: SIGN UP TODAY Statement payment is due EACH month by FOR AUTOMATIC the 15th. If you would like to sign up for DRAFT automatic bank draft or credit card draft, stop by or call Jessica Crook at 870-425-0333. SOCIAL MEMBERS: ATTENTION The social dues credit, for those of you who meet it, will now be $20.00. SOCIAL MEMBERS RESERVATIONS: CALL 425-0333 To ensure we can give you the best dining experience at Big Creek Golf and Country Club, FOR RESERVATIONS please take the time to make a reservation by calling us at 870-425-0333. RESTAURANT CLOSINGS: Tuesday, October 10 - Private Parties Dining room closed during lunch and dinner service. Grill is available. Thursday, October 12 - Night of Honors Clubhouse closed during dinner service. Friday, October 13 - Private Party Dining room closed during dinner service. Grill is available. THANK YOU Tuesday, October 17 - Mahjongg Tournament FOR UNDERSTANDING Dining room closed during lunch service. Grill is available. Wednesday, October 18 - Golf Banquet and Book Club Dining room and board room closed for dinner service. Grill is available. Thursday, October 19 - National Business of Professional Women Banquet Clubhouse closed for during dinner service. Tuesday, October 24 - Marvelous Magazine Girls Night Out Dining room is closed during dinner service. Grill is available. 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. Book of e Mon Wine of e Mon Madame Bovary 2015 Freakshow Red Wine By: Gustave Flaubert $5 glass / $20 bottle Wednesday, October 25, 2017 at Aromas of blackberry 12:00 pm in the dining room. cobbler, toasted walnuts, New members are always welcome. espresso bean and hits of brandy. The wine is weighty with a velvet-like texture boasting flavors of ripe brambleberry jam, toffee, and dark chocolate mousse followed by wisps of pipe tobacco and mesquite. Girls Night Out Sunday Brunch Join us for Marvelous Magazine Come join us on Sundays for Girls Night Out on Tuesday, brunch served from 11:00 am - October 24, 2017 at 5:30 pm. 2:00 pm. We are now offering a Lazer Wellness will be the menu including breakfast and sponsor. Cost is $12.00 a person lunch items. The menu is and includes light appetizers available for viewing at and a glass of wine. Dinner will www.bigcreekgolf.com. be available afterwards. Please call 870-425-0333 for reservations. BRING A FRIEND OR TWO! EAT WITH US Painting wi Panache Tuesday Nights Come join us at Big Creek We’re cooking up something for Painting with Panache special every Tuesday night during on Thursday, October 5, October. The special includes a 2017 at 5:30 pm. All art 8oz grilled chicken breast topped supplies and a glass of with peppered bacon, Pico de wine will be provided. Gallo, sliced avocado, and finished Cost is $40.00 per person. with melted cheddar and pepper Everyone is welcome jack cheese. Served with wild rice including the kids! pilaf and vegetable du jour, all for only $10.95. Golf News On Monday, September 11, the boys golf team VOLUNTEERING AROUND THE COURSE from Mountain Home High School spent an hour from 4-5:00 performing some great volunteer work for course maintenance. They "Thank you for allowing us to practice and picked up broken tees around tee boxes, filled play at Big Creek! We are very fortunate," divots on the tee boxes and fairways with sand, said Coach Leonard in an email. repaired ball marks on greens, picked up trash, Team members participating included: and raked bunkers. A big thank you to Coach Dell Leonard and Assistant Coach Lou Wood Luke Jackson Chris Wehmeyer for organizing this. Gage McClain Will Lauerman Jackson Steiner Ben Smith The MHHS boys and girls teams have practiced Bradley Ludwig Jake Dickinson and competed in matches at Big Creek since Weston Hoover Shawn Watson right after our opening in the year 2000. This Gage Pinn Tripp Babin year we have also been pleased to welcome Luke Dibble Billy Knox the Cotter High School and Flippin High School golf teams to our club. 2017 TWIN LAKES HOME BUILDERS TOURNMENT The 2017 Twin Lakes Home Builders Tournament at Big Creek was won by the Glazer's Distributors of Arkansas team of: 1. Andrew Gillespie / Kirk Brown / John Campbell 57 Sponsored by Glazer's Distributors of Arkansas 2. Brad Heinsohn / David Butterfield / Dave Butterfield 58 Sponsored by David's Custom Golf - Mountain Home AR T3. Nathan Criss / Brandon Barnes / Nevin Barnes 61 Sponsored by Centennial Bank T3. Ricky Johnson / Jeff Pipkin / Lang Zimmerman 61 Sponsored by Marchant Building Center A Flight Results: 1. Eric Lunnen / Spencer Adams / David McBee 65 Sponsored by Arvest Bank T2. Scott Copeland / Michael Skinner / Brad Schulz 66 Sponsored by Integrity First Bank T2. Chris Hickman / Micah Wells / Hulen Wilhite 66 Sponsored by North Arkansas Electric Cooperative T2. Brad Elbrader / Terry Stobaugh / Isaac Gaston 66 Sponsored by Brad's Home Entertainment B Flight results: 1. Scott Sellars / Scott Estes / Bryan Head 70 Sponsored by FNBC T2. Steve Dunn / Jerry Jones / Mike Heslep 71 Sponsored by First Community Bank T2. Stacey Freeman / Adam Burk / John Moody 71 Sponsored by North Arkansas Electric Cooperative USGA - ANNOUNCES 2018 U.S. AMATEUR QUALIFYING WILL RETURN TO BIG CREEK The Club received notification that we have been chosen as the 2018 U.S. Amateur Qualifying site for Arkansas which will be held on Tuesday, July 10, 2018. The qualifier is a 36-hole event in which the players must walk, but caddies can ride in a cart. Qualifiers in 2018 advance to the U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach Golf Links / Pebble Beach Resorts August 13-19, 2018. Spyglass Hill Golf Course will also co-host the championship during medal play. The last time Big Creek hosted this qualifier was August 2010, and the two qualifiers were Alex L. Carpenter and newly-minted (just this past week) PGA TOUR member Austin Cook of Jonesboro, Arkansas. Pictured is Austin holding up his PGA Tour card last week and then (in red hat) here at Big Creek on August 9, 2010. 2017 6A GIRLS GOLF EAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MOUNTAIN HOME LADY BOMBERS KENNEDY WYATT SYDNEY CZANSTKOWSKI KORI SCHAUFLER KENZIE COLLINS HALEY CZESCHIN Congratulations to the Mountain Home High School Lady Bombers girls golf team for winning the 6A East Conference Championship here at Big Creek on day 1 of the state championship. The girls from Greenwood High School in Arkansas won the 6A West conference and led the overall race for state. 2017 6A GIRLS GOLF STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Congratulations to the Greenwood High School girls team for winning the 2017 6A Girls Golf State Championship. Their two-day total of 527 beat state runner up Siloam Springs High School who finished at 548. Mountain Home High School girls finished in 3rd place with a total of 575. Greenwood's Sydnie Gamble was medalist with a score or 73-72--145. The senior will be playing college golf at the University of Arkansas - Fort Smith next year. Siloam Springs' Brinkley Beever was runner up with a score of 81-76--157. Mountain Home's Kenzie Collins finished third at 82-88--170. Those three advance to the Arkansas Activities Association state overall championship on October 12. Kenzie and Sydney Czanstkowski of MHHS both qualified for all-state honors. Final team results: 1. Greenwood High School 527 2. Siloam Springs High School 548 3. Mountain Home High School 575 4. Searcy High School 583 5. Benton Public Schools 646 ALL-STATE HONORS 2017 Sydney Czanstkowski Kenzie Collins DECEMBER 7, 2017 Big Creek Pro Shop Balloon Sale 100 BALLOONS TO CHOOSE FROM! Balloons have discounts inside ranging from 5%-OFF all the way up to the single 100%-OFF, and are only opened after all merchandise is selected and rung up for sale. Members will receive at least a minimum of 15%-OFF their purchase. Come shop for your chance at free merchandise from Big Creek's PGA Professional Todd Dunnaway! Last year, Big Creek member, Joey Sample, won over $400 in merchandise during the annual Big Creek Pro Shop Balloon Sale. Joey picked the only balloon out of 100 available that had a 100%-OFF coupon inside when he popped it. BIG CREEK GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB BIG CREEK GOLF PRO SHOP 870.425.8815.
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