Palo Alto Hills "The View" May-June 2015

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PAH LINkEdIN GrOUP3 Member Networking

GUEST SPEAkEr LUNcHEON3 Peter Tomsen

dINE & dASHBack coverregistration Opens May 12

VIEWf r o m The Hills

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3000 Alexis drivePalo Alto, cA 94304www.pahgcc.com

650-948-1800

rESErVATIONS & INFOrMATIONclub Office 650.948.1800Online www.pahgcc.comclub Fax 650.948.9532Golf Shop 650.948.2320Acqua Spa 650.917.5141& Fitness center

BOArd OF dIrEcTOrS 2014-2015

PrESIdENTEoin O’Neill

VIcE PrESIdENTTom Walsh

TrEASUrErGary Elliott

SEcrETArYJackie Yao

dIrEcTOrSroger curry

ra’ed ElmuribHaris Japic

Tracey MoisonGeorge Shenk

cLUB MANAGEMENT & PrOFESSIONALS

dirk Zander General ManagerJanice Graves Membership directordavid root Executive chef kamron Memor clubhouse ManagerMarian Paragas club controllerPilar Spencer Acqua Spa & Fitness directorAndrew Morgan Golf SuperintendentMark Sivara Head Golf ProfessionalMike Braga PGA Professional [email protected] Hogan LPGA Professional [email protected] Jaeger USPTr certified Professional [email protected]

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MEMOrIAL dAY ScHEdULEMONdAY, MAY 25clubhouse, course, Acqua Fitness and all facilities are open. Open Play shotgun, 8:00amHis & Hers shotgun, 1:00pmBBQ Seatings at 5:30 & 6:00pm

TUESdAY, MAY 26clubhouse and course closedAcqua Fitness open 6am-6pm

INSIdE3 Wine Survey results

4 course drought Action Plan

5 revised Pool & Tennis Guest Policy

7 Swim Team & Summer camps

8 Newest Members

POOLSIdE GrILLPoolside Grill officially opens Memorial day Weekend. Starting Saturday, May 23 through Labor day Weekend, Poolside Grill is open Tuesday - Sunday, 11am-7pm. Limited Poolside Grill hours may be offered on certain Saturdays and Sundays earlier in May as well.

cMAA IdEA FAIr WINNErPalo Alto Hills took home the win at the Annual cMAA Idea Fair. The club Managers Association of America (cMAA) is the professional Association for managers of membership clubs with close to 6,500 members who run more than 2,500 country, golf, city, yacht, town clubs and more. Idea Fair entries are judged on creativity, clarity, transferability of idea, content, uniqueness and more. Out of nearly 250 total entries between several different categories, PAH won First Place for our Passport Program in the Membership development category.


he Board recently hired a new golf architect team, JMP Golf design Group, to guide us through options and opportunities to

improve our now 50+ year old course. It’s really greens, bunkers and tees that need refurbishment. There are many questions that must be studied and solved before a comprehensive plan can be brought to the membership for approval. We are starting the process as this message comes to you and will keep you updated. As you know, water consumption is a major issue and I encourage you to read dirk’s, Andrew’s and Pilar’s articles in this issue as they are very informative. I would like to thank Tom and Ann Hopkins for doing a great job with the His and Hers Tournaments this year. The St Patrick’s day event was the biggest in over 15 years at the club. I would also like to thank John dodsworth in getting the seniors back on track. It’s the first time in years that Senior Golf sold out. There will be many exciting events happening in the club over the next few months. One is Junior Hall of Fame Night on July 23rd tied in with the Member Social honoring four outstanding Juniors from the club. There will be more about this in the July-August issue. Last but not least, I really enjoy being on the Board and I, like my fellow Board Members, are here to do what’s in the best interest for the membership. So if you have any questions, always feel free to ask and I will look into it.

cheers Eoin O’NeillPAH President

I suppose we can say this is the water issue. Or perhaps a more suitable phrase is: water may be an issue this year. Water is and will continue to be one of the highest expenses for PAH. We have two meters for water: one for the golf course and one for the buildings. I think we all understand it’s going to be a difficult year for california. NASA predicted that our state has one year of water left in storage. If you saw the photos of Half dome in Yosemite over the last 4 years, you can understand why we are being proactive about water consumption.

Please read and share the articles in this issue so that there are no surprises. Andrew and Pilar describe drought plans and ways we will be conserving water at the club. In addition, the law now states that we can no longer place water on dining tables unless requested, except for large banquets. Behind the scenes, we replaced a 20 year old dish machine in the kitchen which used 2 gallons of water per load. Our new energy efficient model uses half a gallon. This will reduce the water in the kitchen by over 150 gallons per day.

We will need your help with our conservation efforts. I have talked with the city and although there is nothing in the pipeline, unofficially, cutbacks are being discussed. I expect to see up to a 20% mandatory reduction of water use. Please try to limit shower times and talk with kids about this as we enter the swim season. Use fewer towels if possible on the golf course and in the locker rooms. Anything helps. While we want everyone to enjoy their time at the club, we all have a larger commitment to the health of california and our environment.

“There being no place like this place, near this place, then this place must be the place!”

See you at the clubdirk Zander, ccM

ANNOUNcEMENTS

PRESIDENTA MESSAGE FrOM THE

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F “Thank you all for your patience while the club was closed for aerification. It was busy at PAH with lots of painting, sanitizing, equipment replacing and carpet cleaning. These semi-annual closures are a great time to get the buildings ready for summer or winter to ensure that our club always looks great.”dirk Zander, GM


ANNOUNcEMENTS

dId YOU kNOW?Based on comments from the communications Survey, here are some tips we hope you will find helpful for keeping up with the club. • Board of directors and committee meeting minutes are posted on the

Member Home page of the PAH website under club resources.• Each spouse on the membership has their own separate login for the

website and can make reservations under their own name.• Mobile devices can be used to access the full club website as well as a

simplified mobile version.If you are having difficulty with these items, are not receiving weekly club email updates, or have questions about any form of club communication, please contact kelli Tsai at [email protected] or 650-917-5102.

Thursday, May 21

12:00pm$25 Inclusive

Peter Tomsen served as United States Special Envoy to Afghanistan with the rank of Ambassador from 1989 to 1992. As such, he had close relationships with Afghan leaders and has dealt with senior Taliban, warlords, and religious leaders involved in the region’s conflicts over the last few decades.

Tomsen entered America’s foreign service in 1967 and has also served in India, China, Moscow and Armenia. Meet Peter Tomsen and hear about his experiences.

Light lunch served.

Guest SpeakerPeter Tomsen

PAH LINkEdIN GrOUP ANd BUSINESS MIxErAs part of offering our Members various networking opportunities, we will be planning a “Business Mixer” at the club: an opportunity for Members to meet each other in a business setting and learn more about any business opportunities. This is an optional mixer for Members to attend, however all Members need to be first registered on the LinkedIn PAHGcc Group.

The PAHGcc group on LinkedIn is a PrIVATE group and only members of that group are allowed to interact with each other. This is intentional so we can maintain the integrity of the group and admit only PAH Members.

If you are not part of the group already and want to join, please search “PAHGcc” in LinkedIn, under Groups, and submit a request to join. Being part of the group will be a requirement to attend the Business Mixer as the invitation will be sent via LinkedIn.

George SkaffMarcom committee

WINE cOMMITTEE SUrVEY rESULTSThe recent survey had an excellent response as 269 Members replied vs 140 for the previous survey in July, 2008. It appears that we now have more Members interested in wine or there is better communication this time around, perhaps both. The results were most pleasing to the committee as 70% of the replies rated the club’s wine list as the equivalent of a “4” or “5” (1-5 scale; 5 highest). Additionally, there were a number of requests to broaden the wine list. How to accomplish this is being seriously studied. The two main considerations are (& always have been) that the club only serves dinner three nights per week and there is very limited temperature controlled wine storage capacity. The wine committee will work to offer new selections as the current inventory is reduced and space becomes available.


GOLFcONGrATULATIONS

1. Niners Mardi Gras Tournament. 1st Place: Sue Larson, connie West, Marge Howe and Jan Hew.2. Men’s Winter Scramble Overall champs: charley clark, Jimmy Lee, rich Nielsen and Brian Farley 3. His & Hers St. Patrick’s day Winners: Hiro & kozue Ito and Ellie & Hiroshi Menjo

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GOLF cOUrSE drOUGHT PLAN 2015

alifornia is in need of substantial replenishment of our water supplies to prevent from slipping into a serious drought this summer. We hope for

heavy storm systems to blow through with significant precipitation. But with drought conditions likely to persist, listed below are areas of the course that will be cut if restrictions are made. Our main goal is to create a balance between great course conditions and being environmentally friendly with our water usage.

Water Features: Lakes and ponds will not be replenished with the exception of #18. The waterfall feature on #18 will be maintained at an acceptable level. We will also transport water from our lakes to irrigate the majority of the landscape beds. Thanks to the hard work of our Landscape crew we now have a variety of drought tolerant plants throughout the course. Instead of irrigating an entire bed, we can now be more selective with our watering.

Native Features: Our native features consume roughly 15 acres of the course. There are approximately 100 sprinkler heads to irrigate this area. We have already drastically reduced our water consumption in these areas. These features would be next on the list if restrictions are made. We would allow them to brown out and allow for winter rainfall to revive them.

Rough Features: Areas of rough that are out of play would be the next area to address. We would begin with areas that have less impact on play, for example, between #6 and #7 fairways. We would continue throughout the course if needed. A positive side to this would be that it would provide for easier course playing conditions.

Fairways: Hopefully it will never come to this, but in the case of a severe drought we would start by shutting off certain areas of the fairways. Our main goal would be to concentrate on keeping the main landing areas healthy and let the remaining surface brown out. Because of our advanced irrigation system, we can be very specific with what areas of the course we want to water.

Driving Range: Based on the Board’s approval, the driving range would represent a substantial savings if restrictions are enforced as it covers roughly 5 acres.

Andrew MorganSuperintendent

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Summer BBQsMemorial Day - Monday, May 25

Father’s Day - Sunday, July 21Independence Day - Saturday, July 4

Seatings at 5:30pm and 6:00pmAdults are $43++. Children Ages 11-16 are $22++.

Ages 5-10 are $13++. Ages 4 and under are free

Nothing says summer like a barbeque. Spend the day on the course, in the pool and at the spa. Then join us for great food and fun at a huge BBQ feast. Make reservations online or with the Front Desk.


4. Best dressed St. Patrick’s day Team: George & Mae Skaff and Lori & Angus Macdonald5. chinese New Year Winners, Year of the ram: Stephen Pahl, Luna dai, Hasting Wong and Pixie O’Neill


As the club gears up for a busy summer, the Acqua Spa and Fitness center is taking steps to conserve water.

Limit 2 towels per person: Members will be allotted 2 towels per person daily when checking in at the Acqua Fitness desk: 1 cabana towel for pool usage and 1 towel for showering. By reducing towel usage, we can run fewer loads of laundry daily to conserve water.

Shower Time Limit: Please keep showers to 5 minutes or less.

Water Bottles: Try bringing a refillable water bottle to use throughout the day and finish your water on the go instead of throwing it away in a cup each time.

Spa Treatments: Beverage options remain available for spa treatments. However, the relaxation Lounge will not have a water station. Spa providers are more than happy to replenish your drink.

Car Wash: Services will be limited to Fridays and Saturdays. Auto detail changed their soap to less suds which uses 1 gallon of water or less per vehicle.

We appreciate your attention and cooperation with our water conservation campaign.

Pilar SpencerAcqua Spa & Fitness director

WATEr cONSErVATION AT AcQUA SPA ANd FITNESS cENTEr

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AcQUA SPA & FITNESS

The Acqua Spa & Fitness center has extended hours for the summer months starting June

Monday: 6:00am - 6:00pm Tuesday - Thursday: 6:00am – 8:00pmFriday: 6:00am – 9:00pmSaturday & Sunday: 7:00am – 9:00pm

NEW SUMMEr HOUrS

Summer Pool Info LIFEgUArDS

Lifeguards are on duty Tuesday-Sunday, 1-7pm, from Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day.

SWIM TESTSPlease help us make safety a priority by taking a swim test. Swim tests are conducted by the lifeguards throughout summer. Children unable to pass the swim test will be asked to stay in the shallow end at a depth where they can stand comfortably with their head above the water. Swim tests can be taken once per person per day, but an unlimited number of times throughout the summer until passed.

TrIPLE UPAll children who are not potty trained must wear a disposable swim diaper, swim diaper cover and a swim suit. Swim diapers and covers are available for purchase in the Acqua Spa & Fitness Shop.

10 MINUTE BrEAkLifeguards will enforce the 10 minute break rule. Children under the age of 12 will be required to exit the pool for the last 10 minutes of every hour. Please encourage your children to drink water, reapply sunscreen and use the restroom during this break.

rEVISEd POOL ANd TENNIS GUEST POLIcY EFFEcTIVE MAY 1Guest fees will be charged $8.00 per person over the age of 5. Eight (8) complimentary Guest Passes are provided per month to be used Monday – Friday with a limit of 8 Guests per day. Passes are not valid on weekends or holidays and do not roll over into the next month if not used. This revised Guest Policy goes into effect starting May 1, 2015 and will be applied year round.


he variety of classes at the Acqua Spa & Fitness center continues to grow and evolve. There are now 3 different categories of fitness classes available. To help understand the differences between them, below is an

overview of each type for comparison.

Weekly Classes are ongoing fitness classes covered by the Annual Fitness class Pass or $10 per class for those without the Fitness Pass. registration opens 1 week in advance.

Specialty Paid Classes are additional weekly classes where the instructor has a special certification to teach the specific type of class. These classes are not covered by the Annual Fitness class Pass and are $15 per class for all Members. registration for all dates of a Specialty Paid class within a given month opens the last week of the previous month.

Fitness Series are offered for specific fitness topics. A series consists of 4 weekly classes with a specific start and end date. Series are $60 for the full 4-week session and require a minimum of 4 participants to run. If a series runs and is not full, Members may contact the Acqua Fitness desk to sign up for a single class date and pay a “drop-In” rate of $20 per class.

GrOUP FITNESS OFFErINGS AT PAH

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WELLNESS

Specialty Paid classes are additional Group Fitness classes that are not covered by the Annual class Pass. $15 per person per class. Sign up and pay per class.

YOGA ScULPTTuesdays, 7:30-8:30am

INTENSITY BOOT cAMPTuesdays, 9:30-10:30am

SPEcIALTY PAId cLASSES

SPA SPEcIALS

M ay“ME” TIME MOTHER’S DAY SPECIALHave Mother’s day any time in May at Acqua for an ultimate spa experience. Enjoy a 60 minute Body Wrap followed by a 60 minute Signature Massage and a 60 minute Signature Facial. Mother’s day Special is $275, a $75 savings.

JuneDAD’S DAY DISCOUNTSAcqua offers treatments specifically for men and designed to relax, reduce stress and bring vitality on and off the golf course. Try one in June and enjoy a complimentary Father’s day brew.

GENTLEMEN’S RESCUE PLUSA 30 min Facial + 60 min Massage, $125

POST-ROUND MASSAGE75 minute massage, $110

MEN’S CONDITIONING REMEDYBody Scrub & Massage. 60 minute, $125 or 90 minute, $150

MAY FITNESS SErIESSeries’ are 4 weeks long, $60 per series and require a minimum of 4 participants.

TRX BODY BLAST WITH BECkYWednesdays, 12:00-1:00pmMay 6-27

PILATES SCULPT WITH kATHYThursdays, 9:00-10:00amMay 7-28

TRX BODY BLAST WITH PEGGYThursdays, 10:30-11:20amMay 7-28


YOUTH

PAH Summer campsSign up now! Guests are welcome in all camp Programs. Get more information and register on the PAH website.

SUMMEr @ PAHGcc s we gear up for summer, I cannot express how excited I am to be a part of all our upcoming youth programs!

Our Sharks have been working hard getting ready for Summer Swim Team which begins May 4. Start off the season with a chance to meet the swim coaches and swim families at the kickoff BBQ May 31 after the Practice Meet.

Summer Jr. Tennis registration is now open with a choice to join any or all of the nine consecutive weeks beginning June 15. Bob Jaeger will be on the courts to inspire juniors to make tennis their favorite sport.

Summer camp sign-ups are ongoing until May 30. We offer a variety of camps for ages 4-14, including camps with different themes, overnight camp and even a Leader In Training Program. School is almost out and summer is right around the corner. We have a youth program for everyone this summer so don’t miss out!

Jennifer PorterYouth Program coordinator

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SHArkSIt’s not too late to become a Shark! Sign up for Summer Swim Team on the Shark website, www.pahsharks.com.

PrAcTIcE ScHEdULE: May 4 – July 11

JUNIOr SHArkS: Monday-Friday, 3:00-3:30pm

SILVEr GrOUP: Monday-Friday, 3:45-4:45pm and Saturday 9:00-11:00am

GOLd GrOUP: Monday-Friday, 4:45-6:00pm and Saturday 9:00-11:00am

dIVING: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, 3:30-5:00pm and Saturdays, 9:00-10:30am

SHArk EVENTSMay 31 – Practice MeetJune 7 – Away @ PeninsulaJune 14 – Home vs MenloJune 21 – Home vs circusJune 28 – Away @ Sharon HeightsJuly 10 – Shark Sleepover with movie and mystery hikeJuly 12 – Away @ Los Altos July 12 - Shark Talent Show after the meet

EASTEr BrUNcH

THEME cAMP Each week has a different theme and includes golf, swim and tennis.Ages 5-9. Monday – Friday 9:00am-3:30pm8 Sessions starting June 15.

TINY TOTS cAMPA fun and educational environment for preschoolers.Ages 3-4. Monday – Friday 9:00am-12:00pm8 Sessions starting June 15.

TWEEN ExTrEME cAMPEngage Tweens with active games, sports, art and challenges.Ages 9-12. Monday – Friday 9:00am-3:30pm4 Sessions: Weeks of June 15, July 6, July 20, August 3

OVErNIGHT cAMPSpend the night at the club with glow games, night hikes and more.Ages 9-14Friday Night – Saturday Morning6:00pm – 9:00amSession 1: June 26– 27 Session 2: July 24 – 25

LEAdEr IN TrAINING(LIT) PrOGrAMFocus on leadership, responsibility, teamwork and other lifelong skills. Ages 12 – 16. Monday – FridayFull day: 9:00am – 3:30pmHalf day: 9:00am – 1:00pm8 Sessions starting June 15


NEW MEMBERSHELLO TO OUr

ErIc POGUE PrOPrIETArYSponsors: Martin & PaulsenWe are happy to welcome Eric and his children Jasper (12) and kinsey (10) to PAH. Eric’s parents were Members and when Eric’s mother, Johanna, recently passed away, the family transferred membership to Eric. He is VP of Operations at Filice Insurance, previously serving in the Santa clara and Los Angeles police departments. Eric and the kids want to learn to play golf and are excited to begin their membership. Members will be glad to know there is still a Pogue at PAH.

VINcE & AMANdA STEckLEr PrOPrIETArYSponsors: Hubbs & JapicVince, cEO of Avast Software, and Amanda came to PAH looking for a family environment to enjoy with their children, Angelina (9) and Billy (7). Amanda is a native Singaporian and Vince’s business headquarters are in Prague. They were drawn to the international flavor and welcoming “vibe” of PAH. The Stecklers host large holiday parties at home and support school and community projects. They will enjoy dining and mingling with new friends at PAH.

ISAAc & kATHLEEN FEHrENBAcHSOcIALSponsors: clugage & EwingThe Fehrenbachs, from Menlo Park, have three young children, Brooke(8), cole (6) and Paige (3). Isaac is the co-founder and president of compile, a tech company providing sales leads to Fortune 500 companies and kathleen is busy as a full time mother. They are looking forward to using our fitness center often and participating in a wide variety of kids activities. With their emphasis on health, fitness and fun, the Fehrenbachs have found the perfect home at PAH.

MANNY & rITU GHUMMANSOcIALSponsors: Brown & Hanleydrs. Manny and ritu Ghumman are veterinarians who run an e-commerce company called HealthyPets, Inc. and own and manage four veterinary hospitals in the area. Their four children, devin (13), Meghan (12), Jaiden (7) and rajin (2) will be able to try out all the kids events from toddler camps and tween events to Leadership in Training. This busy family looks forward to attending special parties and holiday celebrations together. Their friends here have been encouraging them to join and we are glad they did.

dAVId SILVErMAN & BETSY crEGGErSOcIALSponsors: chin & deeterdavid works at crosslink capital as a General Partner and Betsy is a physician in private practice in campbell. Their daughter, Grace (12), is a competitive swimmer (we hope she will join our swim team), loves tennis and biking and is ready to add golf to her repertoire. Betsy is a former competitive tennis player who, like Grace, enjoys a variety of sports. This athletic Menlo Park family is friends with many of our Members and is enthusiastic about life getting even better at PAH.

VIP PASSPOrT PArTY he inaugural VIP Passport Party was a success with more than 80 New Members and Sponsors meeting, mingling and celebrating their first year at PAH. There were 4 times as many New Members attending than the average Member Social!

The 4 raffle winners were especially glad to attend. Sherri Fujieda and James Stutz won $100 to spend at the Golf Shop or Acqua Spa. Andrew Schoenthal secured 2 spots at dine & dash. The Ghumman Family scored priority registration for Easter Brunch at the seating of their choice. kathy Brown won $100 to spend too. Also, Vivek Pendharkar received special recognition for sponsoring the most New Members, 4 in 2014! Be sure to get your friends and colleagues to the club so you can join us at the 2015 VIP Passport Party!

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9 | M AY- JUNE 2015 | PALO ALTO HILL SClubhouse: 948-1800, [email protected] l Golf Shop: 948-2320 l Acqua Fitness: 917-5141, [email protected]

MAY2015

PNO: Sensation Symphony

Ultimate Family Pool Party

Sunday Buffet

Mother’s day Brunch

Sunday Buffet

Sundae Funday: Wonderful

World of WaterSunday Buffet

course/clubhouseclosed

Acqua Fitness Open

PAH Ninerscinco de Mayo

Tournament

18 Hole LadiesTrophy day

Men’s Guest day8:00am SG

Open Play after 12:30pm


Acqua Fitness Open

PAH NinersGeneral Meeting

18 Hole LadiesSping Fling

Handicap Final

Superkidz:Sports Safety clinic


Acqua Fitness Open

PAH NinersGuest day

Junior Golf Session 2

BOd Meeting 18 Hole LadiesGuest SpeakerPeter Tomsen

SUNdAY MONdAY TUESdAY WEdNESdAY THUrSdAY FrIdAY SATUrdAY

Sunday Buffet

dragon Boat 1:00pm SG

Sharks Practice Meetkickoff BBQ

Sunday BuffetOpen Play 8:00am SG

Memorial day BBQHis & Hers Tournament

1:00pm SGOpen Play 8:00am SG

Monday Hourscourse/clubhouse

closedAcqua Fitness Open

18 Hole LadiesGuest day 8:00am SG

Open Play after 1:00pm

Tween Night:Amazing race

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Acqua Fitness Open

PAH NinersGuest day

18 Hole LadiesTrophy day

PNO: Sand creations Men’s club champQualifying rounds

Men’s club champQualifying rounds

PAH Sharks @ PeninsulaSunday Buffet

Men’s club champQualifying rounds

Mcc @ PAH SharksSunday Buffet

Father’s day BBQcircus @ PAH Sharks

Sunday Buffet


Acqua Fitness Open

PAH NinersGeneral Meeting

Men’s Stag Night12:30 pm SG

Open Play 8:00 am SG

18 Hole LadiesValley Leage 8:00 am SG

Open Play after 1:00 pm

dine and dash kidz Movie Night

Summer kickoffLive Music PoolsideMen’s club champQualifying rounds


Acqua Fitness OpenSummer Theme camp 1

PAH NinersHit & Giggle #1

5:30 pm SGAcoustic Wednesday

kidz Movie NightMdr closed for dinner

18 Hole LadiesGuest day 8:00 am SG

Open Play after 1:00 pm


Acqua Fitness OpenSummer Theme camp 2

PAH Niners BOd Meeting PAH NinersInvitational

course closedrange closed

Men’s Summer classic7:00 am tee times

SUNdAY MONdAY TUESdAY WEdNESdAY THUrSdAY FrIdAY SATUrdAY

Men’s Summer classic8:00 am SG

PAH Sharks @SharonSunday Buffet

Open Play 1:00 pm SG

Acqua Fitness closed at 11:00am


PAH NinersTOc #1

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28 29 30 Open Play* Tue & Fri: All dayWed: After 1:30 p.m. Thu: After 12:00 p.m.Sat: After 10:00 a.m.Sun: After 9:00 a.m.

Member dining roomBreakfast Sat & Sun 6:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Lunch Tue-Sun 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.dinner Wed, Fri & Sun 5:30-8:30 p.m.

Member BarTue, Thu & Sat 11:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m.Wed, Fri & Sun 11:30 a.m.-close

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Bar Food MenuWed, Fri & Sun 3:30-8:30 p.m.

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dINING ANd SOcIALMOTHEr’S dAY BrUNcHSunday, May 10Four Seatings: 10:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm, 1:30pmAdults, $61++Ages 11-16, $28++Ages 5-10, $13++Ages 4 and Under, Free

GUEST SPEAkErPETEr TOMSENThursday, May 21Light Lunch Served12:00pm; $25 InclusiveSee details on page 3

MEMOrIAL dAY BBQMonday, May 25Seatings at5:30pm and 6:00pm Adults, $43++Ages 11-16, $22++Ages 5-10, $13++Ages 4 and Under, Free

dINE & dASHFriday, June 126:00-9:00pm; $97++registration Opens May 12See details on back cover

SUMMEr kIckOFFLive Music PoolsideSaturday, June 1311:30am-3:30pmSee details on back cover

AcOUSTIc WEdNESdAYAl Fresco diningWednesday, June 17

FATHEr’S dAY BBQSunday, June 21Seatings at5:30pm and 6:00pm Adults, $43++Ages 11-16, $22++Ages 5-10, $13++Ages 4 and Under, Free

GOLF NINErS cINcO dE MAYO TOUrNAMENTTuesday, May 5

MEN’S GUEST dAYSaturday, May 98:00am shotgun

18 HOLE LAdIESSPrING FLINGThursday, May 14

NINErS GUEST dAYTuesday, May 19Tuesday, June 2

18 HOLE LAdIESGUEST dAYThursday, May 28Thursday, June 18

drAGON BOATGOLF & dINNErSunday, May 311:00pm shotgun

MEN’S cLUB cHAMPION-SHIPSQualifying roundsJune 6, 7, 13 & 14

MEN’S STAG NIGHTWednesday, June 1012:30pm shotgun

HIT & GIGGLE #1Wednesday, June 175:30pm shotgun

NINEr INVITATIONALThursday, June 25

MEN’S SUMMEr cLASSIcSaturday-SundayJune 27-28

EVENTS AT A GLANcE

YOUTH & FAMILYPArENT’S NIGHT OUT:SENSATION SYMPHONYFriday, May 16:00-9:00pm$15.95++ per child

ULTIMATE FAMILY POOL PArTYSunday, May 312:00-3:00pmAdults $30++children Ages 5-12 $15++ Ages 4 and under are free

SUPErkIdZ SPOrTS SAFETYFriday, May 156:00-9:00pm; $26.95++

SUNdAE FUNdAY:WOrLd OF WATErSunday, May 173:00-5:00pm; $10 inclusive

TWEEN NIGHT:AMAZING rAcEFriday, May 296:00-9:00pm; $26.95++

PArENT’S NIGHT OUT:SANd crEATIONSFriday, June 56:00-9:00pm$15.95++ per child

kIdZ MOVIE NIGHTFriday, June 12Wednesday, June 175:30-8:30pm; $21.95++

AT A GLANCEEventsS E E W H A T I S c O M I N G U P A T P A L O A L T O H I L L S

1 Acoustic Wednesday Dining4 Independence Day BBQ

4 His & Hers July 4th Tournament5 Junior golf Test Day #215-17 Ladies Invitational23 Member Social and

Junior Hall of Fame25-26 Men’s Buddy Buddy

28 Senior Men’s Home Match

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THE DATES

MEMBEr POrTrAIT rEMINdErremember to make an appointment for your complimentary portrait sitting at the club in May if you haven’t yet. We are making a PAH Member Photo Album and would love to include photographs of all our Members and their family. Portraits will be available to purchase for personal use as well. General appointment availability is Wednesday through Sunday, 11am to 7pm. More information on the PAH website.

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PAIDSAN JOSE, CA

PERMIT NO. 222

Friday, June 126:00-9:00pmCost: $97++

It’s the most anticipated evening event of the year! Take a food and wine pairing tour of the course with delicious stations set up on select

holes. Due to its overwhelming popularity, this event is strictly for Members only. reservations

are limited to 60 with a maximum of 2 per reservation. registration opens on May 12

and is expected to sell out immediately.

Dine& DASH

Saturday, June 1311:30am-3:30pmA la carte BBQ

Make Saturday, June 13th a PAH pool day! We’ll be playing music and offering a special

a la carte barbeque between 11:30am and 3:30pm. No reservations required, first come first served for pool deck space and Poolside

grill closed for the day.

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