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April 2016

Longue Vue Club SPRING WIN E DINNER - FRIDA Y A PRIL 15

In this issue:

Vue From the Greens

Tips from Derek

Golf Eligibility

Ladies Opening Dinner

U. S. Open Week

Junior Golf Program

Shooting Championship

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3

4

10

12

14

15

Tennis

New Members

Vineyard and Table

Dining Events

Events Calendar

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18

19

20

24

Longue Vue Club Website: www. longuevue.org

You are cordially invited to the Spring Wine Dinner on

Friday, April 15.

Wines of South America 7:00 p.m. Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres

7:30 p.m. Dinner

Please join us as we explore wines from different

countries in South America. Although they may be

considered some of the newer members of the wine

scene, South America creates some standout wines.

Chef Phil will create a special menu designed to

compliment the wine selected for each course, as we

travel south of the equator to the continent of Machu

Picchu, Easter Island, the Samba, gauchos on the

pampas, and beautiful vineyards.

Join us for this special evening. Cory Hart from

Winebow will present the selected South American

Wines. It will be a great evening for all and everyone

is welcome. Space is limited, so please make your

reservations early by calling the club at 412-793-2232.

The cost for dinner and selected wine is $95.00.

March is in the books and we have clearly “Sprung” forward into the season. Although

periods of on and off rain left the ground saturated to the point of limiting carts, I am excited at the

progress and how ahead of schedule the course is leading into the season. According to my rec-

ords and growing degree models from previous years we are close to three weeks ahead of sched-

ule and it is evident in the green-up throughout the property and the progress towards annual pro-

jects to prepare for the season.

Halfway through the month of March all playing surfaces have experienced their first cuts

of 2016. This is beneficial towards root growth as soil temperatures begin to rise in combination with warmer ambient

temperatures and the plant begins to wake up. Green-up and first cuts were not experienced till April during my first few

years prior to 2016. Therefore, allowing the plant to wake up naturally without pushing the envelope is going to promote

plant health heading into the season. In addition to mowing, two key projects that consume much of the spring are near-

ing completion as of April 1st. All beds have been cleaned, edged and prepped for mulch. The process of prepping the

bunkers for the season by edging and redistributing sand has also been completed. Adding new sand will take place in

April to aid in aesthetics and improve playability while maintaining consistent depths.

Being ahead of the game is advantageous as a busy April approaches. The capital project of Cart Path work on

holes 1-4 will begin around the first week. Our spring Aerification will highlight the first part of the month with a set start

date of April 11th. Cores will be pulled on Greens, Tees and Approaches followed by a layer of topdressing and soil build-

ing amendments. Fairways will be sliced during this week as well. The warmer weeks leading into Aerification will aid in a

quick recovery. Following Aerification, attention will be placed on a few scheduled projects along with continuing to

grooming the course for the conditions you have grown to expect.

As your visits to the course start to increase, I wanted to make you aware of the spots that you will notice in our

collars. There is no reason to be alarmed, the spots are the result of spot applications to eradicate the ryegrass this past

fall.

Unfortunately, some ryegrass did migrate its way during the

transplant process from #16 during the intermediate/collar project, a

far cry from the population prior to the fall of 2014. With the warmer

temperatures, existing bentgrass has already started to work its way

into the voids. The combination of Aerification and fertility applica-

tions will also help towards recovery. Any spots lagging behind post

Aerification will be plugged using nursery sod.

In closing, I wanted to remind everyone that we still have plenty of firewood for sale and although spring is here;

it is never to early to plan for next year. As you can see, things are really starting to ramp up on the course so the capabil-

ities of delivery will be limited and will cease around the middle of April. If interested, please contact Matt Wolfe at

[email protected]. Till then, remember to check out the blog (www.longuevuegreens.blogspot.com) or follow us on

Twitter (@lvcgreens) for all the updates and happenings both on and off the course. Enjoy the Masters and get the itch

for golf, we look forward to seeing you on the course!

Fairways and Dreams,

Josh A. Saunders and The Greens Staff

TH E VU E FRO M TH E GRE ENS

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.longuevuegreens.blogspot.com/

GOLF TI PS FROM TH E P ROS BY DEREK DEJ IDAS , PGA

Practice Like a Tour Pro

As our golf season gets underway many of you will head to the practice range to wear

off the rust from the winter hiatus. Here are a few tips on getting the most out of your

practice this season.

Develop a Plan * Come to the practice tee with a pre-determined plan and stick

to it. Decide before you go to the course what areas of your game you are going

to work on and for how long. Set a timer if you need to (this sounds simple, but is

actually quite difficult).

Pick a Target & Use an Alignment Aid * It’s difficult to determine if you have hit a good shot if you don’t

know where you’re aimed and aligned. So place an alignment stick or one of the clubs you’re not swing-

ing at the moment on the ground parallel to your target line. Set up with your body lines parallel to the

alignment stick. It helps greatly to have a visual point of reference like this. Soon you will start to “see”

the alignment stick on the course.

Spend at Least One-Third of Your Time on Short Game * According to Dr. Mark Broadie, for every

stroke of improvement we achieve, 35% of is the result of better performance in short game/putting and

65% is the result of better performance tee-to-green. So I believe in makes sense to spend at least

one-third of your total practice time with your wedges and putter.

Practice Like You Play * Hit every shot like you mean it! Go

through your entire pre-shot routine for every practice shot you play,

whether a full swing, short game shot or putt. This quality over

quantity approach will translate to better focus on the golf course.

Play the Course on the Range * Playing shot after shot that you

would normally face on the golf course will make your practice

session more interesting and fun! This type of Random Practice will

help transition your range game to the golf course.

Alternate Your Clubs * Using your odd numbered clubs one day and your even numbered club the next

will reduce the overall wear on your set and keep you from always practicing with the same or a favorite

club.

When It’s Okay to Take a Mulligan * If after about a dozen swings things aren’t going as well as you’d

like, hit the reset button. Go back to the locker room, take a 5-minute break, and head to the range to

start over. If things continue to not go well, scrap your plan and work solely on your short game. The

absolute worst thing you can do in this situation is seek out additional instruction and cloud your mind

with additional thoughts. Stick with your swing thoughts and trust your coach’s plan. In other words,

grind it out! Sometimes it just takes more repetitions for your swing to click. Plus the extra short game

practice will come in handy when you have one of these days on the course and you need your short

game to save your round.

2016 GOLF EVENT ELIG I BIL ITY GUID ELINES

The J. K. Ellis Memorial Member/Member Match Play Tournament, a season long, better ball of

partner’s event always fills up quickly. The sign-up sheet is in the Men’s Locker Room next to

the handicap board. Grab your partner and make sure to sign-up early as this event always sells

out. Matches will begin in early May.

The Opening “H” Swat on Saturday, April 30 will be a 9:30 semi-shotgun, and will be a

Nassau vs. the field. This event is played from the blue tees and it is recommended that

players have a 12 handicap or lower. Play will be at ½ handicap with a maximum of 6

strokes given.

Provisional Charter members are eligible to compete in all normal SWAT’s and the three major SWAT

events (the Opening, Picnic, and Closing SWAT events) as well as the three holiday events. These provi-

sional members are allowed to play as the member in Invitational events as space permits, but are not al-

lowed to become the champion of the event, though they will be eligible for other prizes. Provisional mem-

bers are not permitted to play in the Club Championship, Senior Club Championship, Gookin Cup, or any

interclub events or competitions as a member of the Longue Vue Team.

Female Provisional Charter members are permitted to participate in all regular ladies Tuesday events and

the Ladies SWAT’s. They are likewise welcome to play in the Chairman’s Cup, The Ladies Invitational, and

the Couples Championship, however they are not permitted to become the Champion of the Invitational or

the Couples Championship, though they are eligible for other prizes. They are not permitted to play in any

ladies Tournaments (Ladies Club Championship, Grandmothers Championship, Member / Member Champi-

onship, Memorial Tournament, Queen Bee Championship, Helen Crozier Davis Tournament).. They are also

not permitted to play in any interclub event or competitions as a member of the Longue Vue team.

Any Junior golfer (under the age of 18) of a Provisional Charter member may play golf under the guidelines

of Junior Golf, but these juniors are NOT permitted to participate in the Junior Club Championship, the Fa-

ther / Son / Daughter Championship, or in any interclub event or competition as a member of the Longue

Vue team.

All PreVue members are subject to the same restrictions as Provisional members above, but may not

participate in any Invitational events at all.

Full Golfing Members are considered to be the following membership classifications: Charter members,

Advanced Intermediate members, Intermediate members, Ministerial members, National members, Senior

Golfing members, Super Senior Golfing members, Former Women C, Former Woman A and Spouse A

members of any of the above.

For an specific overview on may of the events, please refer to the following page.

J . K . ELLIS MEMORIAL MEMBER/ MEMBER MATCH PLAY TOURNA MENT

OPENING “H” SWAT

GOLF EVEN T ELIGI BIL I TY GUID ELIN ES

Event Eligibility Guidelines for 2016

Date Event Open To

May 7 Opening SWAT SWAT, Provisional, and PreVue Members

19 Spring Member/Guest All Members

21-22 Willie McKay Member/Member Golfing and Provisional Members

30 Memorial Day Event SWAT, Provisional, and PreVue Members

June 10-11 Robert White Invitational Full Golfing Members Only (No Provisional)

13-19 U.S. Open Week All Members

July 4 Red, White, & Blue SWAT, Provisional, and PreVue Members

8-10 Men’s Club Championship Full Golfing Members Only (No Provisional)

22 SWAT Picnic SWAT, Provisional, and PreVue Members

30-31 Sr. Championship/Gookin Cup Full Golfing Members Only (No Provisional)

Aug 6 F. C. Snyder Scholarship Event All Members

20 Greens Keepers Revenge All Members

Sept 5 Labor Day Event SWAT, Provisional, and PreVue Members

9-10 Jim Henry SWAT Invitational SWAT & Provisional Members Only

Oct 1 Closing SWAT SWAT, Provisional, and PreVue Members

7 Fall Member/Guest All Members

Don’t forget to sign up for the Mixed Member/Member Tournament, a season long better

ball of partners match play event. The sign-up sheet will be in the pro shop and

also available at the Ladies’ Opening Dinner. Please note: both team members

must be golfing members. Matches will begin in early May.

MIXED MEMBER/MEMBER MA TCH PLAY TOU RNAMEN T

2016 BE MY GU EST

We are looking forward to a great year to showcase our club. The 2016 Be My Guest program is de-

signed to encourage our members to bring friends, family, and clients to Longue Vue at a reduced cost.

Standard Greens Fees for this season are $120 for weekday play and $125 for weekends. You can purchase

Be My Guest passes in lots of 3, 6, 12, or new for 2016, 20 passes and the cost is shown below. These pack-

ages are available immediately by calling the Pro Shop or by completing and returning this form to the golf

shop in person, by email ([email protected]), or fax (412-793-8300). After your initial purchase you

can buy additional packages through June 30, with the only limitation being that second or additional purchas-

es must be in lots of 6 or 12. After June 30, Be My Guest passes cannot be purchased. Please note that

Social members may only purchase three passes for $100 each.

Should you purchase a package equal in value to the one you purchased in 2015, you WILL be

able to carry over up to a maximum of 5 of your remaining passes from 2015. We expect to continue

this policy going forward.

Package Prices: 3@ $85 each--$255 6@ $80 each--$480 12@ $75 each--$900 20 @ $70 each-$1400

Be My Guest passes cannot be used for unaccompanied play and they cannot be used for member

events such as the Robert White or the Jim Henry. Passes you purchase may be used by your spouse

provided that he/she is a golfing member. You can use passes to organize a small party of guests (up to a

maximum of 7 passes on any given day). No individual may play more than four times during the golf season

on a Be My Guest pass of an individual member, and no more than six times total on a Be My Guest pass.

The usual regulations regarding times of guest play apply.

The greens and golf staff continue to focus on presenting an outstanding golf experience every day.

We encourage you to share our club with family, friends, and business associates.

Ok, please sign me up for a 2016 Be My Guest pass

_____ Three passes for $255 (or $85 each)

_____ Six passes for $480 (or $80 each)

_____ Twelve passes for $900 (or $75 each)

_____ Twenty passes for $1400 (or $70 each)

_____ Three passes for $300 (for social members)

Member Name__________________________________________

Member Account Number_________________________________

2016 ROBERT WHITE - MENS ’ GOLF INVI TATIO NAL

The Golf Committee is pleased to announce the 2016 Robert White Men’s Invitational to be played June 9-11.

This will be our premier member-guest event and features the following schedule of events:

Thursday, June 9

Practice Round - Make your own tee time from 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM. The course will be closed following the

4:30 PM starting time (Cart or caddie by chit). Note: If your guest is not available on June 9, a practice

round can be arranged on an earlier date.

Heavy hors d’oeuvres in the Men’s Grill (by chit).

Friday, June 10

Continental Breakfast in the Men’s Grill from 8:30 – 9:45 AM.

Three 9-hole matches by flight beginning with a shotgun start at 10:00 AM.

On-course lunch stations, snacks and beverages.

Hors d'oeuvres in the Men’s Grill from 6:00 – 7:15 PM.

An outstanding players’ dinner at approximately 7:30 PM at the Skeet Field.

Saturday, June 11

Full breakfast served on the Pink Terrace from 8:00 – 9:45 AM.

Two 9-hole matches by flight beginning with a shotgun start at 10:00 AM.

On-course lunch stations, snacks and beverages.

Spouses are invited as guests of the event for lunch on the Green Terrace at 2:30 PM. There will be a buffet

available or you may order from the menu.

At approximately 3:00 PM, there will be a unique shootout event on #18 among the flight winners. Every

team in the field has an opportunity to win a cash prize when the overall champion is determined.

A 25% discount off on dinner entrées is offered to all participants and spouses dining in the Grill or Janssen

Rooms on Saturday or Sunday.

The entry fee of $580 covers all the above, as well as prizes for the tournament champions and your guest’s

choice of a very nice gift package by Peter Millar. In past years, guests would select their gift package at the

event. This year, guests will be asked to complete their gift selection online prior to the May 27 deadline. Mem-

bers and guests will receive a link to the website, as well as a site key upon registration. Members may choose to

purchase a gift package at an additional cost of $100. Carts will be charged separately at $20/player per day

(including Thursday’s practice round). Each team will pay $100 cash to fund a pool for flight winners and runners

up, as well as the Day Two high point team and those in the flight of the overall champions. Participants and their

spouses are invited to play golf on Sunday with no greens fees. All participants will receive three Be My Guest

passes at no charge.

The deadline to register is May 10, 2016. The field will be limited to 54 teams. The first 42 teams will be taken on

a first-come, first-served basis. After that, teams will be selected by the Committee in increments of six teams, as

flights are filled based on club tenure. This event is open to all male golfing members. Provisional members may

sign up, but will be considered to be on the waiting list until May 10.

CHA RLES A . PEARSON O PENING SWAT —SA TURDAY , MA Y 7

The Longue Vue Club SWAT and Golf Professional Staff cordially invite you to the 2016 Spring Member-Guest, to be

held on Thursday, May 19th. This is an exciting opportunity to invite a guest to enjoy 27 holes of golf. The event will

begin with a shotgun start at 9:30 am. The format will be 18 holes of Better Ball of Partners, followed by a 9-hole, 2-

man Scramble.

The charge for the 2016 Spring Member-Guest is $250, and includes the following:

* Green and Cart Fees

* Favor for the Guest

* Prizes for Team and Skill Events

* Bloody Mary Bar

* Lunch

* On-Course Beverages and Snacks

* 1-hour Open Bar following play in the Men's Grille

* 20% Discount for your group at the Comedy Night dinner party

You and your guest, along with significant others are welcome to stay and enjoy the club-

wide Comedy Night in the evening. The event will kick off with an open bar beginning at 6:00 pm with dinner

served at 7:00 pm. If you opt to stay, you will receive a 20% discount on the cost of dinner.

Please sign up online on the tee sheet of May 19th. Please be sure to include your guest's name, club affiliation,

and handicap in the notes section when signing up. Please sign up early, as the field will be limited to the first 48

teams. We are looking forward to having you and your guest for a great day of golf!

MEMBER-GUES T EVENT —THURSDAY, MA Y 19

TH E ROBERT WHITE IS BACK AND BETTER THAN EVER!

The deadline to register is May 10, 2016. The field will be limited to 54 teams. The first 42 teams will be

taken on a first-come, first-served basis. After that, teams will be selected by the Committee in increments of

six teams, as flights are filled based on club tenure. This event is open to all male golfing members. Provi-

sional members may sign up, but will be considered to be on the waiting list until May 10.

The Golf Committee, Pro Shop Staff and Club Management team have worked to assure that this event offers

great value and a terrific opportunity to highlight all that Longue Vue Club has to offer. You’ll want to be part

of this great weekend, and you’re invited to enter by contacting Steve Antenucci by email at

[email protected]. Registered teams will be entered into the event registration on the tee sheet for

June 10. Please check that you are signed up and that your guest information is accurate. We look forward

to seeing you at this event.

Al Beeken Steve Antenucci Tod Pierce

Chairman, Golf Committee Head Golf Professional General Manager

This is the event that officially signifies the start of the weekend SWAT season. Come out and enjoy the annual

opening breakfast followed by a shotgun start.

This is a Better-Ball event played at 75% handicap. Pro Shop will make up the teams.

Continental breakfast begins at 8:00 am

Shotgun is at 9:30 am.

The fee is $20 cash paid to the pro shop before teeing off.

Lunch will be at the Skeet Field following completion of play.


TI TLEIST SPRING LOYA LTY PROMOTIONAL

GOLF DEMO DAYS

TU ESDAY/SATU RDAY DIS COUNTED GU EST RATES A RE BACK IN 2 016

Promotion Details: Buy three dozen Titleist Pro V1 or Pro V1X with personalization at the regular price

($50.00 + tax) and get a fourth dozen FREE. You may submit three orders (a total of 12 dozen balls),

but each order (set of four) must have a different imprint.

For example:

Order #1 (Dozens 1-4) Full Name

Order #2 (Dozens 5-8) Full Name + Middle Initial

Order #3 (Dozens 9-12) Initials

Free Personalization: Low #'s (1-4) or High #'s (5-8) or Double Digit

. This promotion is for imprint only - no logos.

. Each group of four must be exactly the same.

. Black, blue, red, green, and pink ink is available for the imprint. You are allowed 17 characters per line,

up to 3 lines.

. You may select the same number throughout the dozens (00-99) at an additional cost of $3.00 per

dozen including the free dozen ($12.00 total).

Please email your order to [email protected]

The Golf Committee has noted that Tuesday and Saturday afternoons generally continue to be the

most underutilized times of the week for the golf course. To help generate more play at these times the

committee is continuing the discounted Tuesday and Saturday afternoon rate. As a reminder, the

discounted rate works as follows:

▪Tuesdays and Saturdays when there are no other scheduled events a member may bring

guests after 2:00 at the rate of $75 per guest.

▪The rate is inclusive of the green and cart fees and these foursomes may play as many holes

as they can until dark.

▪The rate will only apply to the first three guests of the member brought on any given Tuesday

or Saturday.

▪The member MUST be present in order to receive the discounted rate.

▪Members may choose to use their Be My Guest passes instead, if they so choose.

If you are interested in taking advantage of this great deal please make a tee time through the tee sheet

after 2:00. When you check in with the Pro Shop make sure you tell the attendants that you wish to use

the Tuesday / Saturday discount rate, rather than Be My Guest Passes.

As always we have scheduled multiple vendors to come in and do a demo day so you may try out all

the latest equipment. Here is the current schedule:

Wednesday, April 27 Mizuno & Cobra 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Thursday, April 28 TaylorMade 3:00 - 6:30 p.m.

Wednesday, May 4 Callaway 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Thursday, May 5 PING 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.

Friday, May 27 Titleist 2:00 - 6:00 p.m.


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2016 LADI ES ’ O PENING GOLF DINNER

U P C O M I N G L A D I E S ’ G O L F T O U R N A M E N T S

Memorial Tournament Begins - Wednesday, May 25

Grandmother’s Tournament - Tuesday, June 7

Helen Crozier Davis Tuesday and Wednesday, July 12 and 13

LADI ES ’ 7 HOLERS PR OGRA M

Ladies,

It is the start of another great season of golf. If you are interested in knocking off some of the

rust that has accumulated on your game this past winter, then join us for the Ladies’ Beginner/

Refresher Clinics. Designed for those new to golf and for those who want to brush up on their

skills—this is a great way to jump start your golf game.

These 1 hour clinics will run from 3:30 -4:30 p.m. beginning Saturday, April 23. The Clinics will

run each Saturday (5 sessions) through May 21. Mark your calendars for the following dates:

The clinics will run from 3:30 – 4:30 on the following Saturdays…

Saturday, April 23 Saturday, April 30 Saturday, May 7

Saturday, May 14 Saturday, May 21

The hugely successful and very popular 7 Holers Program is returning this summer, start-

ing in May. All are welcome to join the 7 Holers on Thursday evenings for a great time

growing your golf game with other women of Longue Vue. The 7 Holers provides a great

way to learn about the game of golf or to brush up on your skills in a fun and stress-free

format. The group will meet at the satellite practice range at 5:15 p.m. for a low pressure,

FREE golf clinic with Longue Vue’s Golf Pro, Steve Antenucci. After the clinic at 6

p.m. , we will set out to enjoy as many as seven holes of golf and put to practice what was

learned on the driving range. 7 Holers will be accompanied by a more experienced golfing

“mentor”. Mentors will serve as a resource to ensure everyone is comfortable on the

course, as well as to share information such as where to park a golf cart, etiquette on the

green, how to fix divots, and the all-important pace of play. Everyone is welcome to return

to the clubhouse to enjoy refreshments and/or dinner afterward on the Green Terrace.

The 7 Holers is open to ALL women of LVC at no charge. The Pro Shop has golf clubs

available for those who do not have clubs.

For more information or to sign up, please contact Cindy O’Toole by email at

[email protected] or text at 412-370-8801.

SAVE THESE DATES - so you can join us for as many great nights as possible!

May 26

June 2, 23 30

July 7, 14, 21, 28

August 4, 11, 18, 25

September 1

LADI ES ’ BEGINNER/ REF RESHER GOLF CLINICS


U.S . OPEN WEEK POLIC Y

The 2016 U.S. Open is being held in Pittsburgh at Oakmont Country Club June 13 through 19.

When the U.S. Open was last held at Oakmont in 2007, the event generated a lot of interest in

playing golf here at Longue Vue Club. The club was booked virtually the entire week and saw its

most profitable month ever. In anticipation of similar demand, the Board of Governors will be

allowing outside play Monday through Friday of that week at a premium price. As we anticipate

that Longue Vue will be exceptionally busy, we are enacting special play guidelines for the week

and want our members to be aware well in advance.

Monday through Friday the club will have an 8:30 a.m. shotgun for all morning play. (There will

not be a Tuesday Ladies’ Day or Ladies’ Thursday SWAT, nor will there be a Friday Blue Tee

SWAT.) This shotgun will be open to members and their guests, as well as corporate groups,

and potentially some limited Oakmont member play. In order to keep play moving and not over-

load the course, the morning shotguns will be limited to 108 players. You may sign up for a spot

in the morning shotguns now. We will switch to tee times for those afternoons, with times begin-

ning at 1:30 off of both #1 and #8 tees. (All times other than the weekday morning shotguns will

open Friday, March 18.) Tee times will end approximately 3:30 each afternoon so our greens

crew can prepare the course for the following day’s shotgun. The 1st tee will re-open on Friday

following the last group that has to cross from #18 to #1. The 1st Tee will be open for the re-

mainder of the evening, as there will not be a shotgun on Saturday morning.

Members may bring 3 guests each day under our normal guest provisions. If you bring more

than 3 guests on any day from June 13 through 17, the 4th guest and beyond will be charged the

package rate of $300 (includes green fee, cart fee, gift, and lunch).

Saturday and Sunday play will return to normal play with the exception that tee times will begin

at 7:00 with times from 8:00 – 10:00 being reserved for the SWAT. The times from 10:00 until

approximately 10:15 will be reserved for the Ladies SWAT. Following the Ladies SWAT, times

will be open for normal member play including any guests that a member may wish to bring.

The first 3 guests on either day of the weekend will be under normal provisions. The 4th guest

and beyond will be charged a rate of $200 (includes green fee, cart fee, and gift).

We believe that the club will be extremely busy this whole week and urge you to make your indi-

vidual and company plans as soon as possible. We look forward to seeing you and your guests

during this time. Please contact our Head Professional, Steve Antenucci at 412-793-2375 to

make arrangements.

After May 13th and before June 1st cancellation penalties are: Guests – ½ rates

After June 1st or if your guests are a “no-show”, cancellation penalties are: Guests- full rates

Sincerely,

Al Beeken James Rimmel

Chairman, Golf Committee President, Board of Governors

U . S . O P E N W E E K C O R P O R AT E G I F T PAC K AG E O P T I O N

It is vital that young golfers be properly fit for their equipment,

particularly the length of their clubs. Clubs that are too long and too

heavy hinder the development of young golfers, forcing them to make

compensations with their swings that take years to reverse. Because

of this, young golfers should be fit each and every year for their clubs.

To combat the cost of buying an entirely new set each year for your

sometimes fast-growing children, we are offering a leasing program

through U.S. Kids Golf. For $100, your child will receive a set of clubs

and bag to use for the 2016 golf season. You will simply return the set to us at the end of

the golf season and will get fit again the following spring for another set, or you may

purchase the existing set you have leased for an additional $150. Please stop by the Pro

Shop before May 1st to get fit, or tell us your child's height. Feel free to give us a call at

the Pro Shop at 412-793-2375 with any questions or further details.

2016 JUNIOR CLUB L EA SING PROGRAM

We are excited to announce that we will be offering the TaylorMade-Adidas Golf

Corporate Gift Package available for purchase by all Longue Vue Club members for their

guests the week of the U.S. Open. Each package is $150 and includes a TaylorMade

Players Duffle with your corporate logo, one dozen TaylorMade Tour Preferred Balls, one

TaylorMade Tour Preferred Glove, Adidas Cap with LVC Crest, and Adidas Solid Shirt

with LVC Crest.

By purchasing the Corporate Gift Package, you are entitled to a 15% discount on all Tay-

lorMade clubs for you and each of your guests. Professional fitters will be on site to pro-

vide club fitting recommendations. Please contact the Golf Professional Shop at Longue

Vue Club at 412-793-2375 to schedule your club fitting appointments.

All orders for Corporate Gift Packages

must be placed by May 1st to ensure

delivery for U.S. Open Week. Please

email Steve Antenucci at

[email protected] to place your

order today. Please include your guests'

names, shirt sizes, and glove sizes, as

well as an attached digitized file of your

corporate logo in the email.

We look forward to seeing you and your

guests in June for U.S. Open Week!


2016 JUNIOR GOLF PRO GRA M

The junior golf program has a few additions for the 2016 season. A new, early clinic time has been added to the sched-

ule. Details of new programs and times are outlined below. Please call the Golf Shop at 412-793-2375 to sign up and

for additional information.

JUNIOR CLINICS

For juniors who are just starting to learn the game of golf or just want a fun and exciting refresher course, we

will be holding 12, 45 minute clinics. These clinics are open to all of Longue Vue Club’s juniors. During these clinics we

are going to be covering all of the basics from grip & stance to chipping, putting, bunker play, full swing, as well as

etiquette and the rules of golf. Golf clubs will be made available to those juniors who need them. This year, clinics will

be offered at 9:00 – 9:45 a. m. and 10:00—10:45 a. m. We required a minimum of five participants to hold the

9:00 a.m. clinic. Please make sure that you sign up for only one of the two times offered Please designate when

signing up. Dates for the Kids Clinics are as follows:

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday June 21, 22, 23

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday June 28, 29, 30

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday July 6, 7, 8

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday July 12, 13, 14

The cost of these clinics is $40 per session or $100 per week.

JUNIOR SWAT

The Junior SWAT is going to be held on Wednesday mornings at 9:30 a.m. This program is designed for highly

advanced, competitive junior golfers that are able to play golf while walking and carrying their bags for 18-holes

in a timely manner within Longue Vue Club’s pace of play guidelines. The first Junior SWAT will be on

Wednesday, June 22 nd and continuing on Wednesdays in June and July. Please call the Golf Shop a day in advance

to sign-up on a weekly basis.

EVENTS

Junior Club Championship

The 2016 Junior Club Championship is going to be held on Wednesday, July 27th with starting times beginning at 10:00

a.m. Sign-ups will be taken in the Golf Shop beginning in June. There will be only one age division.

Pro Shop - Junior Scramble

The Pro Shop Junior Scramble is going to be held on Thursday, July 28th. It is a great chance for the Junior to have

some fun and play 7 holes with a few of our Professionals. Following the round, there will be a lunch buffet and prizes

for all participants.

Junior Diebold team Matches

The format for the Junior Diebold Matches has been modified. Each year, one of the four clubs will host a one-day

match play event. Each club will play four junior male golfers, and if possible two junior female golfers. Fox Chapel will

be hosting the event this year. On Tuesday, June 19th at 8:00 a.m.

Private Instruction

Private game improvement lesson are always available for individuals that are looking to take their game to the next

level. They can be scheduled for 30 minutes or 1 hour and can consist on-course playing lessons as well. Please call

the Pro Shop for more information and to sign-up for one of our professionals.

CLU B CHAMPIONSHIP SH OOT

Longue Vue Club

Annual Sporting Clays Championship

Saturday, April 2, 2016

Come out for a fun day of competition!

All skill levels are welcome and encouraged to register

and enjoy the friendly competition.

Games: Skeet, Double Skeet, Trap, Wobble Trap

In the event of a tie, the winner will be determined by sudden death

5-stand (by station - total score at each station, rather than first to miss)

Register in person at the Shooting Lodge by 10:00 a.m.

All shooting must commence between 9:00 and 10:30 a.m.

All ammo used will be Club ammo

Practice rounds are not permitted

Please join your fellow shooters on Saturday, April 2, for the 2016 Longue Vue Shooting

Championship. Games will include Skeet, Double Skeet, Trap and Wobble Trap with a

5 -Stand tie breaker.

All shooters must register in person between 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. at the Shooting

Lodge and shooting must commence by 10:30 a.m.

Continental breakfast will be served beginning at 8:30 a.m.

We look forward to seeing you there!

The Shooting Ground is open Thursday evenings and Saturdays and Sundays for

those of you who might want to practice.

TENNIS 2016 – A SWING ING SEASON

2016 Calendar

Saturday April 30 Courts Open

Tuesday May 3 Cardio Tennis Begins

Wednesday May 4 Cardio Tennis Begins

Thursday May 5 Adult Tennis Clinic Begins

Saturday May 7 Cardio Tennis Begins

Saturday May 7 Spring Junior Clinic Begins (ages 8-11) 10-11am

Saturday May 7 Spring Junior Clinic Begins (ages 12-17) 11-12pm

Saturday May 14 Adult Mixed Social Begins

Monday May 23 Men's Monday Night Clinic Begins

Monday May 30 Memorial Day Adult Social

Monday June 6 Junior Summer Clinic Begins

Saturday June 11 Women’s Member-Guest Tournament

Saturday July 2 Junior Club Championship

Monday July 4 4th of July Adult Social

Friday July 29 Family Fun Night

Mon-Thurs August 1-4 Fox Chapel Junior USTA tournament

Friday August 5 Family Fun Night

Saturday August 27 Longue Vue Adult Club Championship

Monday September 5 Labor Day Adult Social

Tuesday September 6 Junior Fall Clinic Begins

Saturday August 27 Longue Vue Adult Club Championship

2016 Adult Tennis Socials

May 30 Memorial Day Adult Social

ALL MEMBERS are invited to attend the mixed scramble. A continental breakfast will be served starting at 9:30 am followed by

social tennis (scrambles) from 10-12pm.

July 4th 4th of July Adult Social



September 5 Labor Day Adult Social



Adult Tennis Programs and Events May 3 Cardio Tennis (CO-ED)

Cardio Tennis is first and foremost a fitness program. It is more about getting people moving and active…less on hitting great fore-

hands and backhands. Cardio Tennis is a new, fun, group activity featuring drills that give players of all abilities an ultimate, high-

energy workout. If you want to find a great new way to get in shape and burn calories, you must try Cardio Tennis. Tuesdays, 10-

11am, Wednesdays 7-8pm, and Saturdays 9-10am

May 14 Saturday Morning Mixed Social

Starting May 14th the club will reserve the courts every Saturday for social doubles play from 10-12pm.

May 23 Men's Monday Night Clinic

Starting May 23 matches and a clinic will be held with LVC members and the LVC tennis staff.

June 11 Women’s Member-Guest Tournament

The Longue Vue Club will host a member-guest tournament on Saturday morning June 11th.

Lunch on the Pink Patio will follow.

August 27 Longue Vue Adult Club Championship

On Saturday August 27 the Adult Club championship will be held. Events will include Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s

Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles.

There have been so many major improvements made to the Club, we believe you would enjoy

sharing LVC with friends and family. Our golf course has never been in better condition with

significantly improved playing surfaces and spectacular panoramic views of the river. Off the

course, Longue Vue remains a treasured retreat with members enjoying a number of excit-

ing new initiatives, including the Club’s own wine society, custom “Dining with a Vue” dinner

parties, and children programs. There has truly never been a better time for you to introduce

someone to the joys of membership. If you have a prospective member in mind, please contact

Emily Ojerholm, Director of Membership Sales, at [email protected] or 412-793-2232, ext. 212. and she

will be happy to provide you with membership information as well as arranging visits to the Club.

SHARE TH E JOY OF MEM BERSHI P A T YOUR CLU B

U PDATED CLUB RULES A ND POLICI ES

WELCO ME N EW MEMBERS

Dr. Marc Adelsheimer

Mr. Alec Templeton &

Dr. Nicole Velez

Dr. Marc Adelsheimer and Dr. Jamie Lynn Stern

Hannah, 21; Rachel, 19; Jacob, 16

Charter

Physician/ CEO

Rehabilitation and Pain Specialties

107 Gamma Drive, Suite 220

Pittsburgh, PA 15238

5444 Albermarle Avenue


Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Perez (Ellen)

Chris, 18; Alex, 16; June 14; Ben, 10

Charter

Physician

Infectious Disease Associates

580 South Aiken Avenue, Suite 600


910 Glenover Place


Mr. Alec Templeton and Dr. Nicole Velez

Oliver, 1

Advanced Intermediate, Provisional

Architect

AE7

2840 Liberty Avenue, Suite 403


166 North Dithridge #4C


Dr. Kevin Perez

All members will soon be receiving a copy of Longue Vue Club Rules and Policies. The Board

of Governors, in conjunction with each club committee, has approved and implemented these

rules to ensure an equitable and enjoyable experience for all members and their guests when

at the club. As you review these guidelines, we ask that you pay particular attention to the

smoking policy and guidelines governing the use of personal electronic devices, as these have

been updated to reflect contemporary use. If you have any questions or concerns regarding

the interpretation or spirit of a specific policy, please contact Tod Pierce, General Manager.

TH E VU E FRO M VIN EYA R D AND TA BLE

Greetings Everyone!

April is the month for the kickoff to the adult beverage season at Longue Vue.

We have the Vine Club kicking off its second season on Thursday, April 7 at 6:30 p.m.

The first Vine Club meeting of the season will feature select Robert Mondavi Wines, with

a special limited edition vintage. It will be a great way to uncork season. New to this year’s Vine Club are

food stations available immediately following the presentation of the wines. Everyone is welcome to enjoy

them for a cost of $25 inclusive of tax and gratuity.

It isn’t too late to sign up for the 2016 Vine Club. If you are thinking about it, shoot me an email or stop by and

see me at the club. Cost for the Vine Club is $250 per couple or $200 if you have a wine locker at LVC.

There is also a Wine Dinner this month! More wine and everyone is welcome! We are hosting a South

American Wine dinner on Friday April 15. With the help of Karen Crawford, we tasted a number of great

South American wines and narrowed the field to six. We will be passing a wine upon your arrival and then

going into a five course wine dinner. Don’t forget, someone in attendance will be helping us pick the theme

and select the wines for the Fall Wine Dinner in November. I will draw the name of one lucky attendee and

the cost of his or her dinner that evening will covered by Tod Pierce. Please sign up online or give us a call.

Last, but not least where beverages are concerned, is the kickoff of the Beer Club on Wednesday, April 27.

More information is available in the article on the following page.

Enough about the drinks, lets look toward great food. Every Saturday night in April will be Prime Rib Night. I

know it’s been a long Lenten season this year, so here is the chance to enjoy the delicious tender beef you

have been longing for.

Another new program is that of the Chef’s Table. A formal spin on Dining With A Vue, you would meet with

Chef Phil and collaborate on a 5 course dinner menu to be enjoyed by all at your table. Depending on the

season and weather, you may choose to host your event on the Pink Terrace/Grill Room or Golfer’s Terrace/

Cocktail Lounge. Chef’s Table dates are listed in the newsletter and their is only one table per date, so don’t

wait to reserve your date. These will be selling fast. The cost is $75 per person not including alcohol.

Also, don’t forget about the Spring Member/Guest in May. It looks to be another great event and hopefully the

weather stays as nice as it has been so far this year. This will be tied into a Comedy Night that evening. Mark

the date of May 19th on your calendar and enjoy a pre-summer event at the club. The cost of the Comedy

Night with passed appetizers and a sit down duet plate dinner is $55 per person. If you play in the Member/

Guest event that day, you and all of your guests will receive 20% off of the Comedy Night price.

There are many more events to come this year and I challenge everyone to try something new this season.

The entire food and beverage teams looks forward to seeing you at the club.

Cheers!

Tim

N EW! L VC BEER CLU B

The first ever LVC Beer Club starts April 27. We are very excited about this and look forward to seeing

everyone, especially those who suggested this idea. It would be great to have a full room in the Men’s Grill

our first evening as we welcome a representative from Troeg’s Brewing Company of Hershey, PA.

Troeg’s Brewery will be giving away free glasses.

There will be 4 drafts that rotate every 2 weeks, as well as 2 drafts that will be the mainstay for the club;

Spaten and Miller Lite. The 4 drafts that will be in rotation will include, but not be limited to, an IPA, Lager,

seasonal beer, as well as a Wild Card beer that will be fun and usually a blast from the past.

The only cost for the club is $20 cash payable to Jeremy. This is for cash prizes during the season for reg-

ulars of the beer club for different achievements. On Beer Club Nights only, the drafts will be $4.00 per

draft plus everyone will receive a sampler glass of each. There will also be food set up

to eat along with your beer festivities. Watch for a list at the end of April of the brewery

representatives who will be at each meeting.

Sign up for this club in the Men’s Grill and we look forward to seeing you on April 27th.

Start time for each meeting will be 6 p.m. Cheers!

YOU AR E IN V ITED T O J O IN TH E 2016 LVC VINE CLUB

Enjoy monthly wine tastings...

This is a unique experience for you and a spouse or guest to enjoy.

Study the nuances of different regions or wineries in a friendly atmosphere.

Enjoy appetizers that are paired with the wines you are sampling.

It is a great way to meet and mingle with club members who appreciate wine.

$250 per season, per couple.

For members who have a Wine Locker, there is a $50 discount.

Save the Dates for 2016: Thursday, April 7 Friday, May 6

Thursday, June 9 Friday, July 8 Thursday, August 11

Thursday, September 8 Friday, October 14 Friday, November 4

Join us for the 2016 LVC “Vine” Club. Popular and great fun, everyone who participated last year really

enjoyed themselves and learned a thing or two about wine. The Vine Club will be meeting 8 times this year

with the first meeting being Thursday, April 7th at 6:30 p.m. At our opening meeting we will be enjoying a

selection of Robert Mondavi wine including a special limited edition vintage. Each meeting will have ap-

petizers matched to the region or some of the wines. Appetizers and the wines tasted are included in the

yearly price of $250 or $200 for those that have wine lockers at Longue Vue. The cost of the club covers

you and your spouse or a guest. Also, each wine that is presented that night will be available for members

of the LVC Vine Club to order at cost that evening, exactly like the Grand Wine Tasting. Please contact

Tim Mink at 412-793-2232 ext. 209 or [email protected] to sign up. Cheers!


KIDS DINN ER AND MOVI E NIGH T—F RIDAY A PRIL 1

FATH ER D AUGHTER DINN ER DANCE - FRIDA Y, A PRIL 8

Good Grief!

The Peanuts gang are coming …

Kid’s Dinner and Movie Night

Friday, April 1 6:00 p.m. Movie begins at 6:30 p.m.

The fun begins at 6:00 p.m. with the movie starting

at 6:30 p.m. Enjoy the Peanuts Movie as you order

your favorites from the concession stand fro dinner. Enjoy snacks during the show. Parents are wel-

come to make their own reservations and relax over a carefree dinner in one of the dining rooms.

Friends are welcome! Invite the little redhead girl.

The cost is $25.00 for the first child; $15 for each additional family member/guest.

Please make reservations by calling the club at 412-793-2232 or online at www.longuevue.org.

The Grill Room - A jacket is required for all males over the age of 10 on Saturday evenings. Tie optional.

Dinner Hours: Tuesday through Thursday: 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.

Friday and Saturday: 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Sunday: 5:00 - 8:30 p.m.

The Janssen Room - Family Dining - Casual Attire

Lunch Hours: Tuesday through Saturday: 12:00-3:00 p.m.

Sunday : 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Dinner Hours: Tuesday through Thursday: 5:30-8:30 p.m.

Friday and Saturday: 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.

A PRIL DINING HOURS

The stars will be shining tonight! Treat your daughter

or granddaughter to a special evening out. Longue

Vue will roll out the Red Carpet for your beautiful su-

perstar, as you share a special evening of dinner and

dancing on Friday, April 8, beginning at 6:30 p.m. A

photographer will be on hand to record her moment in

the spotlight.

Adults: $56.00 Young Superstars: $30.00

Please call the club at 412-793-2232 for reservations

or go online at www.longuevue.org.

N EW! - CHEF’S TA BLE

SUNDAY BRUNCH ES - APRIL 10 AND A PRIL 17

PRI ME RI B NIGHT — EVERY SATU RDAY NIGH T IN APRIL

MO THER’S DA Y - SUNDAY, MA Y 8

Treat Mom, Grandma, an aunt or friend to a wonderful Mother’s Day brunch or dinner at the Club on Sunday, May 8.

The brunch buffet will be served from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., with the dinner buffet offered from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m..

Let Mom relax and enjoy a wide variety of specialty dishes that are sure to please her and everyone at your table.

The brunch will feature many of the traditional breakfast specialties, as well as omelets made to order. In addition

there will be a carving station and a variety of lunch entrées and sweet endings to round out the offerings. Dinner will

offer a variety of entrees, with carving station and a wonderful array of fresh salads and

vegetables. Linger over coffee and dessert as you show Mom just how much she is loved

and appreciated. Kevin Howard will provide soft piano music for all to enjoy during dinner.

Please make reservations by calling the Club at 412-793-2232 by Thursday, May 5.

We ask that your and your guests please adhere to the LVC dress code policy.

The Longue Vue Food and beverage Team is excited to offer another option for innovative dining and entertaining. The Chef’s Table is a formal spin on Dining with A Vue that allows you to invite friends and guests to join you at the table and feast on a delicious 5 course meal. Chef Phil will meet with you to custom design a menu that is sure to be savored and enjoyed by all at your ta-ble. Depending on the weather, you are welcome to select your choice of dining room options including the Grill Room, Pink Terrace, Cocktail Lounge or the Golfers Terrace. The available dates are listed below and there is only one Chef’s Table per date, so please reserve your date early to avoid disappointment. The cost for dinner at the Chef’s Table is $75 per person, not in-cluding alcohol.

Thursday, May 5

Friday, May 13

Thursday, June 2

Saturday, June 4

Thursday, July 14

Thursday, July 21

Thursday, August 4 Friday, August 12

Join us for Sunday Brunch on April 10 and April 17. Served from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., each

brunch will feature a Design Your Own Bloody Mary and Mimosa Bar. Enjoy a wonderful

selection of breakfast favorites and luncheon entrées. It is the perfect compliment to any

spring activity. Adults: $18.95 ; Children 4 –12: $9.94; and kids 3 and under are free!

Come out and enjoy mouthwatering Roast Prime Rib of Beef which will be offered

every Saturday Night in April. Whether you prefer a King Cut or the Princess

Cut—this is a meal fit for royalty. Take advantage of the child care services being

offered on select Saturdays and enjoy Prime Rib on Saturday nights.

CO MED Y NIGHT -THU RSDAY, MA Y 19

NIN E WIN E AND DIN E - FRIDA Y, MAY 27

What a great opportunity to enjoy three things you love - golf, wine and dinner! Come

out and enjoy a nine-hole Mixed SWAT event. Tee times begin after 4:00 p.m. Play

nine holes and then stop by the clubhouse and enjoy the Friday Night Wine

Tasting. Finish of the evening with dinner on your favorite terrace. This is a great way

to kick off the Memorial Day weekend. Please make tee

times through the tee sheet and call the club to make your

own dinner reservations. We hope to see you! Additional

Nine Wine and Dine events are scheduled for Fridays,

June 24, July 29, August 26, and September 30.

MEMORIAL DA Y WEEKEND

Comedy Night at the Club

The Laughs are at Longue Vue

Thursday, May 19, 2016

Tickle your funny bone!

Forget your cares and laugh with your friends at the Club. On Thursday,

May 19, Longue Vue will present Pittsburgh Comedian, David Kaye and

headlining, direct from NYC, Joe Bronzi. Both comedians have

achieved success in comedy clubs throughout the United States.

Save this special night and enjoy an evening out with friends.

Dinner will be served at 7:00 p.m. with the Comedy Show to follow.

Enjoy both dinner and a great show for $55.00 per person. Guests are

welcome!

David Kaye

Joe Bronzi

Friday, May 27 Nine, Wine and Dine

Saturday, May 28 Swimming Pool Opens

Enjoy Live Entertainment at the Pool

Shooting Ground Open 11:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.

Sunday, May 29 Kids will enjoy Inflatable at Pool

Shooting Ground Open 12:00—5:00 p.m.

Monday, May 30 D. J. At the Pool

Sandwich Special at the Pool

Memorial Day Golf Event

APRIL 2016

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Shooting Ground

Open 12:00-5:00

2 Club and Pro Shop

Closed

Jr. Spring Tennis

Clinics Begin

3 Ladies Golf

Cardio Tennis 10:00

4 Cardio Tennis 7:00 5 Shooting Under the

Lights 5:00 p.m.

Ladies’ SWAT

Bridge and Lunch

6 Vine Club 7 Shooting Ground

Open 11:00- 4:00

Opening SWAT 9:30

Ladies Golf Clinic 3:30

8 Shooting Ground

Open 12:00-5:00 p.m.

Mother’s Day Brunch

and Dinner Buffets

9 Club and Pro Shop

Closed

Fred Brand

10 Ladies Golf

Cardio Tennis 10:00

11 Beer Club

Cardio Tennis 7:00

12 Shooting Under

the Lights 5:00 p.m.

Senior Interclub at

Edgewood

Bridge and Lunch

13 14 Shooting Ground

Open 11:00 -4:00

Ladies’ Golf Clinic 3:30

Adult Tennis Social

Cardio Tennis 9:00

15 Shooting Ground

Open 12:00-5:00 p.m.

Willie McKay

16 Club and Pro Shop

Closed

Men’s Monday Night

Doubles begins

17 Ladies Golf

Cardio Tennis 10:00

18

Cardio Tennis 7:00

19 Shooting Under


Men’s Member Guest

Comedy Night

Bridge and Lunch

20

Hackers for Hope

21 Willie McKay

Shooting Ground

Open 11:00 -4:00

Ladies Golf Clinic

Cardio Tennis 9:00

22 Shooting Ground

Open 12:00-5:00 p.m.

Willie McKay 9:30

Shotgun

23 Club and Pro

Shop Closed

Men’s tennis Monday

Night Clinics begin

24 Ladies’ Western

Team Matches Tee closed until 2:00 p.m.

Cardio Tennis 10:00

25 Ladies’ Day

Memorial Matches

Begin

Beer Club

Cardio Tennis 7:00

26 Shooting Under


Board Meeting

Bridge and Lunch

27

Nine Wine and

Dine

28 Shooting Ground

Open 11:00 .-4:00

Ladies ‘SWAT 11:00

Ladies’ Golf Clinic

Cardio Tennis 9:00

Pool Open

29 Shooting Ground Open

12:00-5:00 p.m.

Inflatable at Pool

30 Memorial Day

Memorial Day Golf Event

Adult Tennis Scramble

Shooting Ground Open

11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

D.J. at Pool

31 Clubhouse and

Pro Shop Closed

MAY 2016

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 Kids’ Dinner and

Movie Night -

Peanuts

2 Club Championship

Shoot Open 9:00 a.m.

Prime Rib Night

Please make reservation when coming to dine at the Club. Reservations, whether made 2 weeks or 15

minutes prior to your arrival, allow for our staff to better serve you. You are always welcome at your Club, but

we love to know you are coming. Reservations can be made online or by calling 412-793-2232. Thank you!

3 Shooting Ground

Open 12:00 - 5:00 p.m.

4 Club and Pro

Shop Closed

5 6

7 Bridge at LVC

Shooting under the

Lights

8 Father Daughter

Dinner Dance

9 Shooting Ground

Open 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Prime Rib Night

10 Sunday Brunch


12:00 - 5:00 p.m.

11 Club and Pro

Shop Closed

Aeration

12

Aeration

13

Aeration

14 Bridge at LVC

Shooting under the

Lights

Aeration

15 Spring Wine

Dinner

16 Shooting Ground

Open 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Child Care Night

Prime Rib Night

17 Sunday Brunch


12:00 - 5:00 p.m.

18 Club and Pro

Shop Closed

19 Ladies’ Golf

Opening Dinner and

Meeting

20 Membership

Committee

21 Bridge at LVC

Shooting under the

Lights

22

23 Shooting Ground

Open 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Ladies’ Opening SWAT


Prime Rib Night

Child Care Night

24 Shooting Ground

Open 12:00 - 5:00 p.m.

25 Club and Pro

Shop Closed

26 Ladies’ Opening

Golf and Lunch

27 Beer Club 28 Bridge at LVC

Shooting Under the

Lights

Board Meeting

29 30 Opening “H” SWAT

Tennis Courts Open


11 a.m. - 4:p.m.


Prime Rib Night

Child Care Night

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