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Member Newsletter October 2020

Board of Governors

Paul J. Baroffio

Christopher S. Blass

Joseph D. Cecere William E. Cline Steve Fischetti

John P. Innocenti Michael J. Lewis

Karl Meyer

Chuck Voelker

Officers

Christopher S. Blass President

John P. Innocenti Vice President

Paul J. Baroffio Secretary

Joseph D. Cecere Treasurer

2019 Police Appreciation Day

Join us for Hayride & Bonfire October 17th & 24th at 5 pm $10++ age 3 - Adult

S’more Bag, Pumpkin Cut Out Cookies , Caramel Apples, Apple Cider, Hot Chocolate Hay Ride with Pumpkin Picking, Pumpkin Decorating & Bonfire

Available For Purchase: Spiked Apple Cider, Full Bar & Canned Beer for the Adults A La Carte Dining available before, during, and after

in the Tavern, Upper Tee, Sam Parks, and Patio (weather permitting) RSVP Required by October 15 and October 22 respectively

Max Capacity for each event is 60 Attendees and Min of 20 attendees or event will be canceled

Children’s Halloween Parade Saturday, October 31st from 12 Noon - 2:00 pm, Parade starts at 1:00 pm promptly

Put on your best costume, bring your trick or treat bag and parade through the Clubhouse and Grounds gathering treats and prizes Please dress for the weather, we will be outside!

Hot Chocolate, Apple Cider & Coffee will be provided at no charge Limited bar items available for purchase in Lounge

No Cost to Attend - RSVP Required by October 30

Guess the Weight of Our Pumpkins! Make your guess for the combined weight of both of our Pumpkins and send it to the

Front Desk by calling, emailing or stopping by in person. Winner will be one adult (16 or older) and one child (age 15 or under) who guesses

closest to the combined weight without going over. Prize will be $50 Amazon card for each winner . Winner will be announced at 2:00 pm on Halloween Day

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Fellow members,

The fall weather is here! Golf conditions continue to be spectacular.. hard and fast!

It’s been quite a summer for all of us and something to, at some point in the future, look back

on with wide eyed wonder. We have experienced the biggest increase in membership .. ever! Our Transferable and Family Transferable members are nearing capacity. This success all coming in the middle of a global pandemic. Thanks to all our members that continue to invite their friends and associates to South Hills CC and show off their Club.

The new fire pit area, after much anticipation, will be lit as soon as the first week of October. Just in time for warm fires / Irish coffees and intimate parties. Chuck Voelker, Joe Cecere and a host of members that have put their time, assets and patience into this project should be especially proud. I’m looking forward to seeing the finished project and the reactions from our members and their guests to this fabulous new addition to the Club.

One last point as we experience some growing pains with our many new members at SHCC. When you have guests come to the Club please inform them, beforehand, of our high standards. This includes our dress codes and our expectations of behavior while enjoying the Club’s facilities. Too many times, we have to deal with disciplinary issues after the fact. As current members we need to make sure that we are showing our guests how we expect to be treated while treating them with the same courtesy.

Lastly, our latest Police Appreciation Day was an unadulterated success!! The smiles on the faces of our friends in the law enforcement community were evident throughout the day. Our membership continues to show how much they care for the people that take care of us on a daily basis. Specifically Trish Ivy and Tim Veith should be congratulated. You two go above and beyond! And to the rest of our volunteer army....Well done!! I’ve never been more proud to belong to this Club.

Sincerely,

Chris

Christopher S. Blass President Board of Directors, South Hills Country Club

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Thanks to all Members for your enthusiastic support of South Hills Country Club during this incredible period in our history. Despite the COVID-related circumstances and restrictions, usage of the golf course, swimming pool and dining facilities has been fantastic!

As we transition into fall, our Club staff is working to sustain this positive energy and adapt as we navigate through the pandemic. We will extend the outdoor dining season through October, and the Club has added new exterior lighting on the Patio and additional propane heaters to enhance your experience. It is our hope that the new fireplace will be fully operational by the first week of October, which will be a perfect time to relax and enjoy the cooler October evenings. You may have heard that clubs and restaurants were recently given the opportunity to apply for permission to operate at 50% seating capacity. Unfortunately, there are many requirements to receive this permission that we cannot meet so the Board has agreed that we will continue to operate at 25% of each dining area’s seating capacity until Pennsylvania state restrictions are further reduced or lifted. COVID capacity restrictions have also impacted plans for traditional Club events. As a result, we have modified arrangements for the annual Children’s Halloween Party, however, I am confident that our Halloween Parade will be a huge success for our families with young children. Looking ahead, we anticipate that the Club will not offer a traditional Thanksgiving dinner buffet. While this is disappointing, we will be able to expand the number of Members who can be accommodated with “To go” dinner packages. Let’s hope that capacity restrictions are eased prior to the Christmas holiday season. In closing, I would like to thank and recognize the outstanding staff personnel at South Hills Country Club. I am honored and proud to lead such a great team! Sincerely, Frank S. Hamschin General Manager

GENERAL MANAGER’S MESSAGE

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CLUB EVENTS

A Saturday evening with

dinner and drinks at SHCC

Submitted by Rich Beynon September 12, 2020

619 William Penn Place Pittsburgh, PA 15219 www.alleghenyhypclub.com

Members may pay by credit card at the time of service or Pike Run CC will bill directly to the Member by mail.

204 Pike Run Road Jones Mills, PA 15646 724-593-2444

www.pikeruncc.org

Golf ● Shooting ● Fishing ● Tennis ● Swimming ● Dining ● Lodging

SHCC Members enjoy full reciprocity with

SHCC’s 12th Annual Police Appreciation Day was a BIG

Success

THANK YOU

to all who donated, volunteered and participated!

Photo Credit M. Veith

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MORE YOGA IS COMING! Watch Clubster & your email for updates

Ladies’ Christmas Party

Hosted by “The 9-Holer’s” & Sandee Koch

This is not The Hole 9 Yards, but ALL SHCC ladies are welcome!

December 8, 2020

6:00 pm

In the SHCC Dining Room

Please RSVP to 412-885-1100 or Reservations@SouthHillsCC.org

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ENROLLMENT FEE WAIVED THROUGH DECEMBER 31!

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Events

Join us for Book Club Wednesday, October 21, 2020

6:00 PM

“Whistling Past the Graveyard”

by Susan Crandall

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!

Randy Carretta (Natalie)

Special Golf Sponsors:

P. Manning S. Nowozeniuk

John Saunders (Cindy)

Transferable Sponsors:

J. Saunders M. Barone

Callan A. Wilcox (Laura)

Transferable Sponsors M. Machi R. Beynon

2020 has been a great year for Membership, in spite of the pandemic. We have all faced many challenges this year, but our Membership has really risen to the occasion. As we all know, our best source for new Members is our existing Membership. Many of our Members have referred new Members, encouraged their children to enroll under our Legacy Program and introduced their friends, neighbors and co-workers to SHCC! As of the end of September, we have increased our equity membership by 15, our golfing Membership by 27 and overall have net gain of 42 Members! What does this mean to SHCC? • We have captured over $230,000 in initiation fees - An

unprecedented dollar figure and a record year for sure! • Beginning in January of 2021, we will see a net increase in monthly

dues receipts of over $17,000! • New Members have voluntary signed a two year loyalty agreement

demonstrating their commitment to SHCC and ensuring that they will remain with the Club after the current incentive programs have expired

• We have increased funding to the Capital Fund and Range Fund helping to compensate for shortages due to the COVID situation.

And all of this is just the financials! The true benefit of Membership growth is that we have increased our community. We have more families, more golfers, more diners and more folks enjoying SHCC as a whole. We have tripled our under 40 population in the last two years and significantly impacted our median age, making SHCC a young vibrant Club. Ladies’ golf is growing, Junior golf is growing, and we are a destination where families of all ages and lifestyles can come to enjoy golf, swimming, fabulous food, friendship and camaraderie!

MEMBERSHIP NEWS

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TRANSFERABLE FAMILY INITIATION FEE $6500 Join now and pay no dues through March 2021

TRANSFERABLE INITIATION FEE $5000 Join now and pay no dues through March 2021

SPECIAL GOLF INITIATION FEE $5000/$1500Ŧ Join now, pay the full initiation fee and pay no dues through March 2021

or Join now with installment initiation fee and receive $150 dues credit each month

through March 2021

SOCIAL INITIATION FEE $1250 Join now and receive $100 monthly dues credit and $150 monthly in food and

beverage credit through March 2021

Dues waivers or credits require two-year loyalty agreement. As of March 31, 2021, full dues will apply per classification. This promotion applies to

membership classifications with monthly dues and applies to dues only. All other monthly charges are in full effect per classification. Dues are billed in advance; April 2021

dues will be billed March 31, 2021

Ŧ Special Golf Members may pay their initiation fee in a lump sum, up front, for a discount, or in installments over 6 years

MEMBERSHIP INCENTIVES THROUGH MARCH 2021

SPECIAL OPTION FOR LEGACY MEMBERSHIP

If your son or daughter is considering Membership SHCC now has a unique promotion!

Transferable Initiation Fee $3000.00

Special Golf Initiation Fee $3000.00*

Social Initiation Fee $750.00

ALL OTHER MEMBERSHIP INCENTIVES APPLY OFFER VALID THROUGH 2020

* may be paid in two installments

A note about our Membership Process: When a new Member Applicant come to us without sponsorship, we reach out to the Membership Committee and ask for volunteer sponsors. In these cases, the sponsors have no personal knowledge of the applicant or their background but volunteer to help the Membership Nominee integrate to our SHCC Community and feel welcome at Club functions. We had this kind of applicant in September, who, ultimately was determined to not be a fit for our Club. The Hinsch and Harhai families generously volunteered to help through our established process and had no personal knowledge or association with the candidate.

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South Hills Country Club October 2020

Club Dining PLEASE CALL 412-885-1100 OR EMAIL RESERVATIONS@SOUTHHILLSCC.ORG

TO MAKE RESERVATIONS OR PLACE CARRYOUT ORDERS.

The Tavern, Sam Parks Grille and Patio (weather permitting), will be open for lunch and dinner every day except Monday. The Porch will be unavailable for seating when the temperatures are

colder. Management will expand indoor dining as reservations require

With the current restrictions on capacity and tables being spaced to provide social distancing, our normal seating capacity is significantly reduced. During this transition period, we ask all

Members with dinner reservations limit their time at the table to 90 minutes.

Beer, Wine and Cocktails are also available to go from the Tavern or the Sam Parks Grille. The locker rooms, restrooms, exercise room, lobby and club offices are open.

Smoking will once again be permitted in the Sam Parks Grille and at the outdoor Adirondack

Chairs. The requirement to purchase food with your cocktail has been lifted.

Please remember that outside food and drink is not permitted anywhere in the Club or on Club property. This includes food and drink brought from home as well

as items that may be ordered for delivery by other restaurants or businesses.

Bourbon & Cigar Days

EVERY week, we will have “Bourbon & Cigar” days here at S.H.C.C. Two beautiful tasting bourbons to choose from and an Ashton Cigar to enhance it all for a fixed price.

Kentucky Owl Confiscated– 96.4 Proof from Bardstown KY. Rated 94 points!!! Cigar & Bourbon (2 oz) fixed price is $ 30.00

Angels Envy – 86.6 Proof from Louisville KY finished in Port Wine Barrels. Rated 91 points!!! Cigar & Bourbon (2 oz) fixed price is $ 24.00

ALL DAY, EVERY WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER !!

Please join us for a great evening of food, wine & fun! Wine Society members will have first chance to attend.

ALL reservations will be non-refundable. Please email David Frost for a reservation dfrost@southhillscc.org

$ 65.00 per person + +

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If you are not receiving Club communications please contact Kerie at 412-668-3530 or KZadrozny@SouthHillsCC.org

THERE WILL BE NO ALA CARTE DINING ON FRIDAY OCTOBER 3 DUE TO THE MEMBER-MEMBER GOLF EVENT

Wednesdays in October Bourbon & Cigar Days

Thursday Tavern Special; Changes Weekly $20.00++ Includes soup or salad, sides and dessert

Thursday, October 1 Atlantis Halibut sautéed in Caper Amelia Sauce with Wild Grain Medley

Thursday, October 8 Beer Batter Jumbo Shrimp and Cheddar Cheese Grits

Thursday, October 15 Veal and Peas

Thursday, October 22 **Oktoberfest**

Sauerbraten of Beef, Bratwurst, Sweet & Sour Red Cabbage, Potato Pancakes and Apple Strudel

Thursday, October 29 Twin Tails with Roasted Garlic Fettucine Alfredo

Friday Happy Hour 5:30 to 7:30 pm in the Tavern & Sam Parks Grille

South Hills Country Club October 2020

Reminder! Payments are due by 5:00 pm on the last day of each month to avoid finance charges. Thank you.

New Drinks for October

Campfire Fall Martini: Kick Fall off on the right foot with this

magnificent Martini made with Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey, RumChata, and Amaretto. A cinnamon rim will make Fall be your favorite season.

S.H.C.C. Irish Coffee: An old favorite with a twist to warm up cool

days & nights. Hot coffee, with Bailey’s & Jameson Irish Whiskey, topped off with a dollop of real whip cream. Terrific for after meals!

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WGA EVENTS & FUN!

Suzan Dunn Winner of Ten Ladies Out

Red Team members Solheim

Draft Party

Blue Team members Solheim draft party

Leslie, Suzan, Karen Evans & Serena Gozion making Par on #7

Leslie Barton, Donna Tatko, Suzan Dunn &

Beth Smith playing Ten Ladies Out

Blue Team Winning Team Solheim Cup

Mary Jo Wallander & Donna Tatko playing Ten

Ladies Out

Linda Boyle Hole-In-One Ligonier CC

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FROM THE LADIES’ TEE

Happy Fall! Although we had a later than usual start to our 2020 Season due to Covid-19, the WGA played a lot of golf this season! We will finish strong with our Closing Day, which is scheduled for Tuesday October 6th. Golf will begin at 9 am with a new “Pink Lady Event”. A pink ball will be rotated within each 3-person group, and the score of that ball will determine winners. Lunch and WGA Fall Meeting will follow golf. All WGA members are encouraged to attend the lunch meeting, even if you are unable to golf. A new slate of officers for the 2021 Executive Board has been posted by the Nominating Committee. WGA members will vote on this proposed slate of officers at the Fall Meeting:

President Leslie Barton VP’s Mary Jo Simon & Maureen Jacovino Secretary Vicky Thatcher

(Sue Pasqual has one more year in her term as Treasurer) WGA golf highlights from last month include the following: The winner of Ten Ladies Out was Suzan Dunn. Congrats! The field was very competitive, but Suzan was able to outlast Leslie Barton on the final hole. The BLUE team was the winner of this year’s ever-so-popular Solheim Cup. Members of the winning team were Terry Sands (captain), Leslie Barton, Kathy Backa, Beth Smith, Dina Marshall, Mary Jo Simon, Karen Ubinger, Rosann Elinsky, Amy Baloh, Betsy Fluhme, Sue Pasqual, Melissa Quallich, and Donna Tatko. The RED team fought hard and enjoyed drinks after this FUN DAY. Dora Zezulewicz won the Three Blind Mice weekly event Joan Livingston was the winner of the WGA Lagging weekly event

***SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO LINDA BOYLE FOR A HOLE-IN-ONE AT LIGONIER CC ON SEPTEMBER 5TH! SHE

USED A 5-IRON ON HOLE #7 FROM 130 YARDS TO ACCOMPLISH THIS AMAZING FEAT ON HER FIRST

ROUND PLAYED AT THIS COURSE! WAY TO GO, LINDA*** I want to thank everyone for all the support over the past two years I have served as President of the WGA. We have a truly amazing group of women. I hope we continue to celebrate each other as we move forward into another year of great golf at SHCC! Respectfully submitted, Amy Baloh, WGA President ‘20

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Fall has arrived at South Hills Country Club. According to PA Weather Action, the peak time for the seasonal change in foliage color for our area is between October 18th and the 24th. This is always a wonderful time of the year to enjoy our incredible golf course. The Golf Committee met to finalize the schedule for the remainder of the year as well as to begin planning for 2021. The following events are on the schedule: • Ladies Events & News

• Two more Tuesday Ladies Days • Closing Day – October 6

• Pink Lady Theme • Election of Officers to follow

• Men’s Events & News • Member/Member – Oct. 2 & 3 Chairs Matt Barone & David

Koch • Ala carte dining including the Tavern will be closed on

Oct.2 • Men’s Closing Day Oct. 10 • Halloween Event – Chair Dan Rayburn – Date and time

TBD - Cross Country

SHCC was approached to host the high school WPIAL Boys Championship. The Championship will follow the Ladies Closing Day event on October 6th and will feature 36 of the areas best high school golfers. Local media will be covering the event which will provide an opportunity to showcase our course and Club. Great work Tony in pulling this together for SHCC. Prepaid green fees have been used heavily in 2020 and are approaching a low point for this time of year. The prepaids expire on December 31st, so please use your remaining guest fees before year-end. The preliminary schedule for 2021 is in the works. Heather is eager to begin working on the events and updating the Club calendar so that Members can begin planning their 2021 golf. Don’t forget to check Clubster for information on upcoming Club events as well as for course updates and other important Club news. Yours in Golf, Steve Fischetti & Paul Baroffio

GOLF COMMITTEE REPORT

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The greens aerification process will take place October 13th-14th. With aerification occurring this late in the season, it is important to understand recovery will be slower. Our ultra-aggressive approach to aerification is geared towards reducing organic matter, increasing infiltration/percolation rates, improving internal drainage, and our continued efforts towards producing firm, fast and consistent putting surfaces. The following is a breakdown of our aerification procedure. • Fertility – As soil temperatures drop, microbial activity in the

soils slow down. With the microorganisms not able to mineralize organic nutrients for growth we will rely on raw materials. Ammonium nitrate, potassium nitrate and ammonium phosphate will be used to stimulate growth for recovery.

• Core Aerification – 5/8” cores on 2x2 inch spacing will be removed from the greens. After the cores are cleaned, all holes will be filled with 20/80 silica sand. We will then heavily topdress the greens overtop of the filled holes.

• Solid Tine Aerification – 5/8” soil tine holes on 2x2 inch spacing will be punched directly following core aerification and topdressing. Additional sand will be added and drug into the solid tine holes. All sand left after holes are filled will remain on the greens. Putting surfaces are expected to be sand coved for at least a week following aerification.

• Deep-Tine Aerification – We will delay our deep-tine greens aerification process until the onset of winter (end of November). We will punch ½” soil holes on 2x2 inch spacing to the depth of 8-9 inches. These holes will remain open throughout the winter months. This will allow water to freeze/thaw within the soil profile creating air pore space for root development next spring.

We do understand the displeasure many members have towards greens aerification, but it is a necessary evil to produce desired putting surfaces. The Grounds staff will work quickly and efficiently to complete these practices minimizing disruption to play. If there are any questions regarding our aerification procedures this fall, please feel free to contact me. Best Regards, Bryan Flaherty, Golf Course Superintendent

GROUNDS DEPARTMENT UPDATE

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GOLF NEWS

412-668-3528 proshop@southhillscc.org atraci@southhillscc.org bklocek@southhillscc.org

jminster@southhillscc.org menslockerroom@southhillscc.org

Pro Shop & Bag Room Hours Monday Golf Shop Closed

Bag Room Open Monday 11 AM - 6 PM Pro Shop & Bag Room Open Tuesday- Sunday 8 AM -6PM

SHCC Scholarship Program Throughout the year, SHCC funds three individual scholarships through Member

donations. This year, these charges will be billed in the fall instead of the traditional spring billings. In your upcoming statements you will see a $20

charge to benefit each of our Scholarship Programs:

Detailed information on each scholarship program can also be found on our Club

website. If you do not wish to participate, please call the Club Office to opt out of these charges.

September: Benson Scholarship October: WPGA Scholarship November: Evans Scholarship

SAVE THE DATES FOR 2021 GOLF

Member-Member Friday, June 4 & Saturday, June 5

Men’s Invitational Thursday, July 15- Saturday, July 17

Pig Roast Wednesday, June 23

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GOLF NEWS

ATTENTION GOLFING MEMBERS 2020 prepaid guest greens passes will expire on December 31, 2020.

Be sure to use yours before that date!

Men’s Closing Day Saturday, October 10th

10:00 A.M. Shotgun Start Blind Draw Teams (2 Person & 4 Person) ~ 100% Handicap

A & B Players + C & D Players Entry Fee $40 per Person Includes Prizes and Breakfast

(Additional Applicable Greens and Caddie Fees May be Applied)

Breakfast will be served in the Sam Parks Grille at 8:45 am

2020 MEMBER-MEMBER

Friday, October 2nd – 1:00PM Shotgun (make your own foursome) Saturday, October 3rd – 10:00AM Shotgun (pairings based on Friday’s scores)

Open to all golfing members Field limited to 60 teams – 120 players Cost - $200 per person + applicable cart fees

Format: Best 18 of 36, Both scores count on 9 & 18 (90% handicap)

Prizes will be awarded for Friday’s Better Ball Saturday’s better ball, and overall champions of the best 18 of 36

**Ties for overall champions will be decided by a playoff on hole #1**

Optional Pari-Mutual: Betting for Friday’s Better Ball, Saturday’s better ball and Overall Champions

Skins Game: Optional Team Skins Game (Gross & Net)

Skill Prizes: Closest to the Pin on all par 3’s both days “SHCC Shot” on Saturday after play

Sign up in the Pro Shop

VIEW THE ITINERARY & MENU

THERE WILL BE NO ALA CARTE DINING ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3

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SOUTH HILLS COUNTRY CLUB DRESS CODE POLICY Clubhouse: Men - Required Attire:

• Dress Slacks, Casual Dress Slacks, Denim that fits properly, ripped, torn and without holes.

• Golf/Dress shorts with minimum mid-thigh length.

• Collared Golf, Tennis and Dress shirts, Mock/Turtlenecks, said shirts are required to be tucked in at all times.

Women - Required Attire:

• Dress Slacks, Casual Dress Slacks, Denim that fits properly, not faded, ripped, torn and without holes.

• Golf/Dress shorts/skirts, Dresses with minimum mid-thigh length.

• Appropriate Golf/Tennis, Dress shirts or blouses.

* Wearing denim in the Ball Room is prohibited. *Men’s “Bahama” style dress shirts or straight bottom only, worn outside of slacks is permitted. *Men are not permitted to wear headwear at anytime anywhere in the Clubhouse except when on route to the Golf Course. *Cargo shorts/pants may not be worn by anyone at anytime on Club property. Exception/Exclusion Notes: *Women are permitted to wear headwear in the Clubhouse anytime and on the outside decks/patios. Formal headwear is excluded from these restrictions.

Dress Code - Golf Course and Practice Area: Men - Required Attire:

• Dress, Casual Dress Slacks.

• Golf, Tennis, Dress shorts with minimum mid-thigh length.

• Collared Golf/Tennis shirts, Mock/Turtlenecks, said shirts must have sleeves and required to be tucked in at all times.

• Golf shoes with soft spikes or spikeless golf shoes.

• Golf caps/hats or visors are to be worn with the bill facing forward at all times.

Women- Required Attire:

• Dress, Casual Dress Slacks.

• Golf, Tennis or Dress shorts or skirts with minimum mid-thigh length.

• Mock Turtlenecks, Collared Golf/Tennis shirts.

• Golf shoes with soft spikes or spikeless golf shoes.

• Golf caps/hats or visors are to be worn with the bill facing forward at all times.

Exception/Exclusion Notes: *Women are permitted to wear the required stated golf, tennis shirts, etc. outside

Miscellaneous/Pool:

• Members, their family members and guests are to wear appropriate swimwear/casual attire at the pool complex. Anyone who is utilizing the outside patios, porch or accessing the locker rooms in appropriate swimwear must also wear swimwear “cover ups”. Suitable T-shirts are acceptable for this purpose. Further, any individual wearing swimwear, T-shirts and/or any appropriate casual attire are not permitted to gain access through the Club's facilities to any place where this attire is allowed.

Swimwear/T-shirts/Athleisure clothing cannot be worn by anyone anywhere in the clubhouse, golf course or practice area.

• Club Management and Board of Directors reserve the ability to adjust the Dress Code policy for specially designated events or situations. In the event the Dress Code policy/procedures should happen to be specifically and temporally modified, only Club Management and/or Board have the authority to approve such a modification. Management shall provide notification and details of any potential temporary Dress Code modification prior to the event or as it may be practical.