Club NewsOctober 2017

SUGARMILL WOODS • SOUTHERN WOODS• OAK VILLAGE NEWSLETTER

What’s New

Message From General Manager..........................3

Message From Golf Maintenance.........................3

Message From The Membership Director ............4

Message From Robin Frick ..................................7

Game Night...........................................................7

Message From Chef Justin ...................................8

Cocktail Cuties .....................................................8

Drop Shots ..........................................................10

Oak Village .........................................................10

Meet and Greet....................................................11

Oktoberfest 2017 ................................................12

Hit & Giggles Event ...........................................13

Prime Rib Night..................................................13

Singles Night ......................................................13

Tuesday Bridge ...................................................13

Calendar.....................................................18 & 19

SMW Men’s Golf Association............................21

Swingers .............................................................22

Southern Woods Men’s Golf Association...........23

Sugar and Spice Invitational...............................25

Sugarmill Woods Ladies’ Golf............................27

Southern Woods LGA Opening Day ..................28

The Practice Tee..................................................29

Special Interest Groups .................................32-34

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Message From TheGeneral Manager

By Rick Kelso, General Manager

October is a very hectic month as we all are trying to get ready for the busy season. From all the golf events, all the parties in the restaurants and the maintenance preparing the

golf course for the wintertime. The entire staff is working extremely hard and doing their best to

provide you with an enjoyable experience each time you come to the Club.

This summer has been extremely slow for both our Clubs, especially July and August. The weather was the major contributor to this slow season. There was a hurricane, tropical storms, lots of rain, plus temperatures were reaching the mid-90° most of the summer (which felt like 110°) and with 100% humidity! Hopefully with October here the weather will become a lot more manageable for everyone to come out and play our incredible golf courses.

Tim and the maintenance staff have done a tremendous job with some very trying times this summer in getting these courses in the best conditions we can. Great Job!!!!!

I would like to personally THANK all the members and the entire community of Sugarmill Woods for their patience and support during and after Hurricane Irma. I know there is still a tremendous amount of work to get everything cleaned up. This process will be very time consuming; your cooperation and patience during this period are greatly appreciated.

The Annual Men's Member-Guest is scheduled for November 2, 3, & 4 2017. This year's Committee has worked extremely hard this summer putting all the details together for this year's event. I am proud to announce that we have a full field of 36 two-man teams and I am looking forward to another great tournament!

I was looking at the calendar of events for the upcoming months, to see what we have going on, and WOW, Robin has got the restaurant extremely busy!! Make sure that you make your dinner reservations early and don't miss out on these great events and the great food prepared by Chef Justin.

By Tim Gatz, Director of Golf Maintenance

As we enter the month of October, we are beginning to see the fall changes.

S h o r t e r d a y s , s l i g h t l y c o o l e r temperatures and a lower angle of the sun

are all signs of seasons changing from summer to fall.

Because of the items mentioned above, it is important that everyone contribute to keeping our courses in good condition over the next few months. Cart traffic becomes the number one issue during the winter months because the non overseeded fairways and rough do not actively grow when cooler temperatures arrive. Wear patterns are created when carts are not kept on cart paths or rough lines. The Bermuda grass cannot recover from the increased cart traffic during the winter months. The increased play also means more divots on tees and fairways and more ball marks on greens. Please take time to repair these items when playing your round.

Last month at Sugarmill Woods we completed our overseeding of tees and greens. Over the next few weeks, we will be applying liquid fertilizer to all over seeded areas to help with the maturation process. We will also start to use liquid nutritionals on fairway surfaces along with green pigments to keep color throughout the next few months.

There is also a bit of detail work that needs to be addressed around the courses which include bunker maintenance and tree work.

At Southern Woods, all major cultural practices are complete. The only items that will continue on greens are pencil tine aerification and some light verticutting and topdressing. This will continue until our overseeding period in early November.

A good deal of tree work, cart path edging, bunker maintenance and detail work will be started this month. We now have more time to devote to the items as our summer practices are behind us now.

Message FromGolf Maintenance

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Message From The Membership Director

By Jordan Le Meur, Membership Director

September brought us the unwanted Hurricane Irma, but luckily Sugarmill Woods seems to have survived with minor problems. I hope that is true for

everyone in our community. I heard many stories about people helping each other, and

it really made me proud to say that I live in Sugarmill Woods. Many Sugarmill Woods residents were either sharing generators with others or were passing out water and ice to people who did not have power. Thank you very much to everyone who helped others during or after the storm!

A reminder that the Incentive Program that started on August 1, 2017 is still in effect! Please continue to let your friends and family within the area know about the wonderful incentive plan we have. It will be conducted until further notice, so take advantage! It is a great way of rewarding current long-term members, as well as increasing our membership. The incentive plan was provided in Rick Kelso's article in the August 2017 newsletter. That newsletter, as well as other archived editions, is available on the SMWCC website at https://www.sugarmillwoodscc.com/news/168-2017-newsletter and then click the tab that says August. Or, if you prefer, I can also provide that information.

I would like to conduct more external trips at Sugarmill Woods Country Club and would really like to get the opinion of the membership. I started to question some of the members that I see on a daily basis, but I want to know EVERYONE's opinion. I will be able to get a better sense of what the majority of the membership would like to see and do.

1. What types of new events would you like to attend? Is there a particular sporting event that you like? Hockey? Football?

2. What kinds of opposing teams do you like? Many of you are native Floridians, but I know that many of you are from different areas and like other teams.

3. What else would you like to see aside from sporting events? Is it a shopping trip to Mount Dora? A theatre trip? Murder mystery train ride?

PLEASE send me an email letting me know your thoughts and opinions; it will help me greatly. I will do my best to make everyone happy and provide a fun time out!

Upcoming Events: Walgreens will be here at Sugarmill Woods Country Club on October 18th starting around 11 am to administer flu shots.

If you have any suggestions or concerns please feel free to give me a call at my direct line (352) 559-7106, or e-mail

me at jordan@sugarmillwoodscc.com.

Let's give a warm welcome to our newest members and a welcome back to some returning members this month!

Bruce Hammett Tennis Single

George & Sandy Lellis Social Family

Kathy Hill Social Single

Danny & Esther Morrow Social Family

Elwin & Carol Mosier Social Family

Neil & Sheryl Damon Social Family

David & Deborah Elmore Full Golf Family

Jeff & Lisa Ariss Full Golf Family

Pearlie Krenicky Social Single

Allan & Marylicci Sutch Full Golf Family

David & Nancy Deso Social Family

David Smith & Angela Rodrick Social Family

Mike & Catherine Yox Social Family

Marc Broder Tennis Single

Terri Harrison Social Single

Trish Grove Social Single

Richard Baumer Social Single

And an extra special welcome to Vince & Debbie Rubrecht! (I apologize for the typo in last month's newsletter!)

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&By Robin FrickFood & BeverageManager

I hope that you all came through Hurricane Irma safely and things are

returning to normal. With autumn approaching we should see some cooler

weather and the return of many of our winter members.

I must thank my staff for the great job they did in repainting many areas of the clubhouse last month. The new window coverings and fresh paint have been well received. Speaking of staff, I'm sure you agree that Jordan has been doing a fantastic job as the new membership director, it's so good to see one of our “kids” grow up and move up in the organization.

Game Night this month is Tuesday, October 10th featuring the gamers' menu, which is also available to non-gamers in the lounge or it makes a great carry out. “Cocktail Cuties” meet in the lounge between 3 and 5 pm every Tuesday to sample the week's cocktail delight and enjoy some lively conversation. If you haven't joined the girls yet come along and join in the fun.

In honor of Oktoberfest, on Friday, October 20th we will serve a German Buffet featuring all of your favorite German specialties. Lederhosen optional – go on, I dare you! A great party with music and dancing starting at 5 pm for cocktails with dinner served at 5:30 pm. The cost is $22.95 and reservations are strongly recommended as these events are always popular.

This month's Sunday breakfast buffet will be on Sunday, October 15. We strongly urge you to make reservations to this event. Reservations will be from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm and it will be $10.95 per person++.

The usual weekly specials, along with the regular menu, will continue - Thursday is Prime Rib night for $18.95 and Friday's Fish Fry is $13.95. The regular lunch menu is being served on Sundays from 11 am to 2:30 pm with some interesting breakfast special features. Going into this winter season I would ask you, please, to make table reservations so that we can guarantee the correct staffing levels, which we would appreciate, so that we can give you the service that you certainly deserve.

Upcoming Events For November

Game Night next month will be on Tuesday, November 14th.

The Grand Thanksgiving Buffet will be on Thursday November 23rd – delicious day for members – bad day for turkeys! Please make your reservations soon as this event always sells out.

The Men's Member Guest Tournament will be

Message From Robin Frick

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November 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. The schedule of events will be as follows: Wednesday, open to members for lunch, closed to members for dinner. Thursday, open to members for lunch, closed to members for dinner. Friday, closed to members for lunch but open for all members with a Prime Rib buffet and Karaoke. Saturday, we will be closed to members for lunch and dinner.

You may now call the restaurant direct for reservations at 382-5645. Email me at robin@sugarmillwoodscc.com or call me anytime if you have any issues – and I'll be seeing you in the dining room, Robin

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Message From Chef Justin Ritchey

I hope that everyone is enjoying all of the wonderful meals we have been preparing! Hurricane Irma, unfortunately, got in the way of many of the events that we had planned for the month of September, but my team and I have been working tirelessly to get back on track. October will hopefully be smoother, as there are many new specials on the way!

The month of October brings some special events that we are excited to bring to you: the Octoberfest buffet and the monthly Sunday buffet. I ask that you would please make reservations for these and all future events of this kind. Knowing how many people I have prior to an event really helps me provide the best possible dining experience. Thank you and I look forward to serving you!

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5. Remove pans from oven and place in freezer for 45 minutes to cool. (You do not have to do this step, it is optional. You can let the cakes cool completely at regular room temperature with no issues, as well.)

6. For the frosting: In a large bowl, cream butter and cream cheese until smooth. Beat in maple syrup, vanilla and cinnamon. Add confectioners' sugar and beat on low speed until combined, then on high until frosting is smooth.

7. Assemble the three layers with a thick layer of frosting in between each layer. Then apply a thin crumb coat on the top and sides. Pop back in the freezer to harden the crumb coat for about 10 minutes.

Apply one final thick and even layer around the outside of the cake. Store in the fridge until ready to serve.

Come join the “Sugarmill Cocktail Cuties” on Tuesday in the Lounge, starting at 3:30 pm every Tuesday. In addition to everyday 2 for 1 drinks, there will be a Tuesday only specialty Drink 2 for 1. If you are looking for some mid-week fun, this is the group to join! See you Tuesday in the Score’s Lounge.

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By Jack Stevenson, Membership Chairman

Playing tennis can do wonders for your health! Research shows that tennis provides one of the best total-body workouts you can get. The sport uses nearly every muscle in your body, requiring many types of actions such as running, striking the ball in a variety of ways, and changing direction to position yourself for a shot. Medical professionals tell us that, by playing 2 to 3 times a week, tennis boosts your stamina, increases your range of motion, increases your strength, coordination and bone density and improves your mood. Also, when playing, you burn a large number of calories which helps keep your weight down.

As many of us know, you can overwork certain muscles and joints, which keeps you off the court in order to nurse your injuries. Before playing, you should warm up your large muscles with a few simple stretches. Try to avoid overuse and give your body time to repair itself between outings; you can minimize the chance of injuries this way.

Getting outdoors and socializing with others helps to overcome feelings of depression. By getting out on the courts, enjoying some exercise, and mixing it up with positive people, you can improve your mood and help dispel the blues.

Some of us are reluctant to play on the hard courts because of the increased impact on our bodies. To better absorb the shock, try wearing special padded tennis socks and heel inserts in your shoes. Some players wear two pairs of socks to ease the stress on their joints.

It does not matter what type of exercise you do; the important thing is to do something. Some days it is hard to get yourself out there because we, as humans, tend to take the easier path of least resistance. Try tennis – it is a wonderful way to keep in shape!

Our Tennis Association will be holding its next Playday on Saturday, October 21st with a tailgate cookout to follow. Come on out for an enjoyable time! Sign up at the tennis center or by calling Rick Scholl at 382-0353 or Jeff Berg, at 503-2717.

We have a great tennis community here in Sugarmill Woods that welcomes players of all levels. Our more experienced players and Tennis Director Rick Scholl will help newcomers get started. If you want to join the Tennis Association,

give me a call at 382-8909.

Drop Shots

By Rick Scholl, Manager & Director of Tennis

Tennis

Although we escaped hurricane Irma with little or NO damage, we had to cancel the Playday in

September because it was only a week after the massive storm went through here. The windscreens

did their job and broke loose, and luckily NO fences came down. The only "real" damage at the club was a bunch of branches down, etc. which had to be cleaned up. Look forward to resuming tennis and the Playday in October. As we get into October, the clay courts will be in demand more often, SO don't forget to reserve your court starting five days in advance.

In addition, the various Ladies Leagues will be starting on Tuesday, Thursday, and USTA Leagues on Saturdays. Member reservations do work around these leagues and times. There are plenty of hours in a day to play and reserve a court.

Swimming Pools

The swimming pools at both locations should continue to be busy into October because of the warm temperatures and long days. Please remember to sign in at Oak Village. There are pool rules posted at the Oak Village pool regarding the use of floats, etc. If you want your own copy of the current pool rules, please see Jordan at Sugarmill Woods Country Club.

Fitness Center

The new flat screen TV's are up in the gym. What a nice improvement from the other sets! During October and November, we will be replacing the red fitness machine cushions that need new ones. This will mean that particular machine will be out of service for a few days while the seat or whatever piece is being repaired.

Friday Funsters

We are starting the Mixed Doubles "Funsters" group on October 13th. If anyone would like to be on the "Sub" list, please let me know. I update the SUB list as needed. This group consists of two clay courts each Friday morning from 8:00 am to 10:00 am.

Oak Village

Pool Member Blake Martin uses his float as a barge to help removethe many leaves from the recenthurricane! Good Job Blake! Thank You!

Pool members, the Retherfords,were helping the Oak Villageremove the seven million oak leaves left by Hurricane Irma. Pictured are: Rebecca, Skyler, Laura, and Ben. A BIG Thank You!

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Sugarmill Woods Men’s Golf Association

By Bob Strausser

The Sunday Chronicle, September 17th, said it best - "Hurricane Irma will go down in Citrus County lore as the worst catastrophic event that didn't happen, but it sure looked bad a week

ago". Our county was spared much of the destruction experienced elsewhere. We

have a lot to be thankful for.

Many of the snowbirds will be returning to Florida in October. We wish them a safe trip and welcome them back.

New MGA Members

The MGA Board and Committee Chairmen would like to welcome Rick Odell, Al Smith and Rick Kingsbury who recently joined the MGA.

MGA Championship Tournament

Flyers for this tournament will be posted on the MGA bulletin board in the men's locker room, in the Pro Shop and e-mailed to all MGA members. The format will be individual stroke play, flighted - best two of three rounds (two of two if you cannot play all three rounds). The first round is scheduled for Thursday, October 26th, the second round on November 9th and the third round on November 16th. Sign up for this tournament is on "Sign Up Genius". NOTE: there is a regular MGA Thursday game on November 2nd so there is no conflict with the Club's Member Guest.

MGA Championship Dinner Dance

The MGA dinner dance will be held on Saturday evening, November 18th at Sugarmill Woods Country Club. Mark your calendars for this event which is the highlight of the MGA year. Flyers with further details including the menu selections will be posted on the MGA bulletin board, in the Pro Shop and e-mailed to all MGA members.

Reminder

The procedure which all MGA members should know and follow -- MGA weekly tournament games are played on Thursdays, 8:30 am shot gun start. Sign-ups are now on line through "Sign Up Genius". The sign-up list is downloaded early Wednesday morning. Any changes, additions or cancellations after the list is downloaded must be coordinated with Dick Tuxbury, 382-4031 (NOT THE PRO SHOP). Cancellations on Thursday morning should be telephoned to the Pro Shop (382-3838, ext. 14) by 7:30 am. Walk-ins on Thursday morning will be accommodated if there are openings. If you sign up to play and do not show up or call to cancel after the score cards and pairings are set, you will be charged the $3.00 tournament fee.

MGA Games for October

October 5th Best 2 of 4 - Mixed

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Men’s Golf Results

DATE: August 24, 2017

GAME: Best 3 of 4 - Mixed

1st Place, -13

2nd Place, -10

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Closest to the Pin

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DATE: August 31, 2017

GAME:

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2nd Place, -16 (tie)

Closest To The Pin

DATE: September 7, 2017

GAME:

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Mike Howard, Tom Venable, Tom Jones, Gary Osborne

George Lentowicz, Chuck Reeb, Bill Williamson, Glenn Harwood

Mike Howard 80

Low Net: John Bradley 72

Low Net Senior: Glenn Harwood 69

Steve Demianczyk 36’

Pine #7 Art Anderson 11’

Cypress #6 Frank Veit 23’ 6”

Best 2 of 4+Bonus

Lou DiBerardino, Kyle Muzina, Tom Venable, Bob Maeder

Felix Tarorick, Chuck Reeb, Tom Jones, Bill Engelbrecht

Al Turska, Bruce Whewell, Tony Valente, John Rada

Low Gross: Bill Butterworth 78

Low Net: Tom Venable 70

Low Net Senior: Bob Maeder and Jim Turner 68

Pine #4 Bruce Whewell 7’ 6”

Pine #7 Art Anderson 6’ 4”

Cypress #6 Tom Jones 3’ 9”

2 Man Team Quota-Flighted

First Flight

1st Place, +4 Al Smith and Tom Venable

2ndPlace, +3 (tie) Wally Wyatt and Frank Veit

Rick Wehrheim and Kyle Muzina

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2nd Place, +4 Tom Jones and Bob Maeder

Al Smith 80

Low Net Rick Wehrheim 67

Low Net Senior Fred DiBattista 63

Cypress #3 Tony Valente 31’ 11”

Cypress #6 Tom Venable 19’ 7”

Pine #4 Wally Wyatt 8’ 1”

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GAME: Rolling 1-2-3- Mixed

1st Place, -16 Dillard Jarrell, Bruce Whewell, Steve Demianczyk, Sam Hunt

2nd Place, -8 (tie) Al Smith, Felix Tarorick, Frank Veit, John Rada

John Raymond, Fred DiBattista, Tony Valente, Gary Osborne

Low Gross: Bill Fearney 85

Low Net: Steve Demianczyk 64

Low Net Senior: Bill Engelbrecht and Gary Osborne 70

Closest To The Pin

Cypress #6 Tony Valente 5’

Pine #4 Frank Veit 6’ 9”

Pine #7 Gerry Mead 22’ 11”

Low Gross

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By Gary Mosey, gmosey@msn.com

Well, as we all know, the weather dominated the September news. The SW

MGA experienced one rainout and one Irma out. As a result, the rough is now thick and, in the mornings, wet and sticky. Makes for a lot of fun for those of us who spend a lot of time there.

The course cleanup after Irma has been quick and efficient. Fortunately, the damage was limited. Hat's off to all of those who helped in the effort.

As a reminder to our returning snowbirds; the lollipops in front of the greens have been replaced with cart “arrow” signs. Please remember to follow the arrows.

Southern Woods Men’s Golf Association

Southern Woods Men's Golf AssociationGame Results

DATE: August 16, 2017

GAME: Best Ball 2 Man Team, 33 Players at $3.00 Each = $99, Paid Out In Chits $99, Paid To MGA Account $0

First Flight:1st Place, Amount Per Player $6.60, Score -6

2nd Place, Amount Per Player $1.65, Score -5

Closest to the Pin

Hole #4

DATE: August 23, 2017

GAME:

Bill Butterworth, Dave Vermilya, Bill Fearney, Rick Wehrheim

Skip Sova, Larry Kent, Stuart Hoffman, Jeff Pflum

Second Flight:1st Place, Amount Per Player $8.26, Score -9

Chuck Reeb and Frank Nolan

2nd Place, Amount Per Player $4.12, Score -6Lou Diberardino, Todd Wilson, Ben Lee, Tom Venable

Third Flight:1st Place, Amount Per Player $6.60, Score -9

Regis Karch, Mike Theodore, Patrick Berron, Tony Valente

2nd Place, Amount Per Player $3.30, Score -7 Bob Lawson, Peter Mosching

Frank Nolan 26’ 1”

Hole #8 Deeb George 5’

Hole #13 Jeff Pflum 8’ 4”

Hole #17 Tom Venable 1’ 10”

Best 2 Net Balls with Bonus, 33 Players at $3.00 Each = $99, Paid Out In Chits$99, Paid To MGA Account $0

1st Place, Amount Per Player $13.20, Score -13Bill Butterworth, Erv Koch, Mike Theodore

2nd Place, Amount Per Player $9.90, Score -11Dave Vermilya, Phil Runfola, Stuart Hoffman

3rd Place, Amount Per Player $6.60, Score -7Richard Kingsbury, Dean Moore, Tony Valente

4th Place, Amount Per Player $3.30, Score -4Patrick Berron, Skip Sova, Regis Karch

1st Place, Amount Per Player $4.50

George Lentowicz +1 Kyle Muzina +1

Chuck Reeb -1 Jim Chapman -1

4 Todd Wilson 10’11”

Hole #4 Erv Koch 10’5”

Hole #13 Dean Moore 6’4”

Hole #17 Nelson Wright 3’1”

DATE: August 30, 2017

GAME: 3 Man Team 36 Ball, 32 Players at $3.00 Each = $96, Paid Out In Chits $96, Paid To MGA Account $0

First Flight:1st Place, Amount Per Player $8.96, Score -12

Stuart Hoffman, Jeff Pflum, Gary Mosey

Second Flight:1st Place, Amount Per Player $8.96, Score -16Angelo DeFranco, Larry Kent, Tom Venable

Third Flight:1st Place, Amount Per Player $8.45, Score -12Mike Taylor, Patrick Berron, Mike Theodore

2nd Place, Amount Per Player $5.63, Score -10 Deeb George, Dan Pera, Rich Perry

Closest to the Pin

Hole #4 Bill Fearney 15’7”

Hole #8 Erv Koch 4’3”

Hole #13 Deeb George 4’3”

Hole #17 Bob Lawson 5’6”

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Sugarmill Woods Ladies’ Golf Association

By Joanne Tuxbury

Mother Nature has had her way with Citrus County. By late Saturday, S e p t e m b e r 9 t h , Hurricane Irma was bearing down on us. While SMW and SW were spared; the brunt of t h e s t o r m , p o w e r outages, downed trees and l imbs, lack of gasoline, etc. did not dampen the spirit of giving and reaching out to friends, neighbors, and strangers who might have needed a hand up. Let's continue to help where we can and be patient. Thank you to our dedicated maintenance crews who worked to bring our courses back to playability. Finally, a great big thank you to our first responders, police, and power crews who kept us safe and got us up and running as soon as possible.

Our Opening Day of golf was canceled due to heavy rain, but we all returned at 12:00 to enjoy a wonderful luncheon planned Karen Hall and Mary Tarorick. Following our luncheon, President Ginger Bong presided over our opening season meeting. Various committee chairs shared upcoming events and items of note for the membership. We will be looking for volunteer help to contribute to the success of our events.

October Golf Schedule

Wednesday, October 4 CHA-CHA-CHA-ABCD

Wednesday, October 11 Beat the Pro-Individual-Flighted

Wednesday, October 18 Mystery Nine-SMWLGA 40th Anniversary

October 25 Ryder Cup Day 1 Dual LGA Event at SMW

Save The Date: Please signup to play in a fundraiser golf tournament hosted by Southern Woods LGA on Thursday, October 12, 2017. "Shelter Me Citrus"

Wednesday,

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Tuesday, October 17 is our first Mid-States event at Ocala Palms. Chris Venable, our SMW coordinator, will post sign up information and cost in the locker room.

Wednesday, October 18th is our 40th Anniversary Celebration. It's Ruby time. Dig out those red clothes.

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This month I will be discussing two different golf game formats that quite a

few golfers get confused with. The first format is a Scramble, and the second one is a Best Ball. The confusion comes that in a scramble tournament; the team is always playing from the “best ball” or the best position. I hope that after describing each event, the confusion with terminology will be cleared up.

The Scramble format involves two or more player teams, where each player on the team hits a tee shot and then the players decide which shot they like best. The players then play from that spot. The person whose shot was not taken picks up their ball and moves it to within one club length of the selected spot. Once the spot is selected, the players then play a shot from that spot, and again pick which one they like better. This continues until the ball is holed out. A couple of side rules: players are allowed to place their ball within one club length of the selected spot (no closer to the hole). Additionally, players cannot change which cut of grass their ball is in (i.e. you cannot place your ball in the fairway if your marker is in the rough). This format is suited more for beginners because it takes the pressure off of having to hit every shot perfect. Differing skill sets work best in this format, and also allows for more risk-taking. If you partner hits a short drive right down the middle, you can afford to take a risk and swing away. Worst-case you just play your partner's ball in the fairway. Best-case you hit a longer drive and are in a more advantageous position. The ideal team set up would be to have a straight hitter, a long hitter, a short game player, and a good putter.

The Best Ball format involves two or more player teams where each player on the team plays his or her own golf ball throughout the round. After each hole the player with the lowest score on the hole (or “best ball”) serves as the team's score. The higher scoring player's score is thrown out for that particular hole. For instance, if Player A records a five and Player B records a six and Player C records a seven, the team should record a five as their best ball score for the hole. Each player should record their individual score for each hole, and have a separate line on the score-card for their team best ball score. Best ball format allows players to play their own game (since players keep track of their own scores), while also allowing them to take advantage of their partner playing especially well on certain holes. Scores tend to be a bit higher in best ball than in a scramble, simply because each player has to play their own shots. If you hit a bad drive, you have to play it out (and hope your partner is doing better).

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“The Swingers” – Sugarmill Woods 9-Hole Women's League

Contact: Nancy Sullivan (352/382-3080 or Nancy47@tampabay.rr.com)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------Dapper Duffers

Contact: John Raymond (352-765-4122) or Phil Runfola (352-382-3933)The Dapper Duffers is the earliest men's group formed at SMW, playing on Tuesday mornings. The goal is to enjoy a competitive round of golf with friends playing from both the middle and forward tees. Information and membership application can be found at the Dapper Duffers website: www.dapperduf.biz.ly.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------SMW Men's Golf Association

Contact: Bob Strausser - Contact Information: 352-382-9982The Sugarmill Woods Men's Golf Association plays every Thursday morning at 8:30 a.m. Registration begins at 7:30 am in the Clubhouse. All male members of Sugarmill Woods Country Club with an established handicap are eligible to join. The SMW MGA plays a variety of games, with both flighted and mixed handicap teams, plus several tournaments during the year. The SMW MGA is a great place to meet new friends and learn about other golf groups. Annual Membership Dues are $25. Players are charged an extra $3 entree fee each week for prizes.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------SW Men's Golf Association

Contact: Gary Mosey, (352) 586-9741The Southern Woods Men's Golf Association plays every Wednesday morning at 8:30 a.m. Registration begins at 7:45 am. All male members of Southern Woods Golf Club with an established handicap is eligible to join. The SW MGA plays different formats each week and makes sure pairings are changed as well. The SW MGA is a great way to meet new friends and find out more information about other golf groups. The Annual Membership dues are $25.00.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------SMW Ladies' Golf Association

Contact: Bonnie Demianczyk, (352) 382-2841The Sugarmill Woods Ladies' Golf Association plays every Wednesday morning at 8:30 am. Registration begins at 7:45 in the Grill Room. All female members of Sugarmill Woods Country Club with an established handicap (maximum handicap 40.4) are eligible to join. The SMW LGA offers many different games throughout the year from individual games, ABCD games, seasonal games, lunches and major events. The Annual Membership Dues are $25.00. Players are charged an extra $2 entry fee each week for prizes.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------SW Ladies Golf Association

Contact: Bonnie Demianczyk, (352) 382-2841The Southern Woods Ladies' Golf Association plays every Thursday morning at 8:30 am. Registration begins at 7:45 in the Dining Room. All female members of Southern Woods Country Club with an established handicap (maximum handicap 40.4) are eligible to join. The SW LGA offers players a choice of 9 holes or 18 holes plus many different games throughout the year from individual games, ABCD games, seasonal games, lunches and major events. The Annual Membership Dues are $25.00. Players are charged an extra $2 entry fee each week for prizes.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------The Women of Sugarmill Woods is a public charity organization founded in 1986. During the last 30 years, under the direction of 17 presidents, our club has continually worked to fulfill the pledge established by our founding mothers to enhance the quality of life in our community culturally, socially, and environmentally.WSW Gives to Children, Adults and Seniors:• Sugarmill Manor Asst. Living – Committee volunteers facilitate a monthly

bingo game, provide holiday haircuts, parts, and a holiday sing-a-long.

The Swingers are a 9-hole women's golf league that play every Wednesday at Sugarmill Woods Country Club. We meet at 8:30 a.m. For a 9-hole round teeing off at 9. We play a different game each week adhering to LGA rules for an additional $2 up-charge to cover weekly prizes. Handicaps are necessary and can be established as you play with us. There is an annual $5 fee to cover miscellaneous social expenses. All levels of skill are welcomed to join us. After play we lunch in the clubhouse for awards and great socialization. If you are interested in joining our group, we use signup genius to initiate an invitation and will need your email address to get you on the list. Come out and enjoy some nice ladies, fun golf and great food. I look forward to hearing from you, Nancy.

Hit and GiggleContact: Susie Hornbeck at suhorn@aol.com

2 Person Team (man/woman, 2 men or 2 women) event. Play 9 holes of alternate shot golf at SMW CC. Tee off Friday afternoon, twice a month. $5 per team. Cash payouts at dinner in Score Lounge. Meet new people! Have fun! No dues.

•• Take Stock In Children – Members serve as mentors to local students who

have received a TSIC scholarship or serve on the Citrus County Leadership Council.

• We Care Food Pantry – Volunteers assist with monthly set up and distribution.

• Citrus County Blessings – Volunteers to assist in packing backpacks.• CASA – Providing supplies, books, and household equipment.• Camp E-Nini-Hassee – Providing clothing, books, garden seeds and other

things as requested.For further information on our organization, contact Anita Shilko, Director of Membership at (816) 605-1154 or alshilko@yahoo.com

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Citrus County Creative Quilters GuildContact: Joyce Englebrecht - Contact Information: 352-382-4508

ndThe Citrus County Creative Quilters Guild meets the 2 Wednesday of each month that 9:00 am in St. Anne's Church, Crystal River and again on the 4 Wednesday each

month for a workshop gathering. The purpose is to educate and provide charity quilts. Every two years the group holds a quilt show.

------------------------------------------------------------------------Singles Night at Sugarmill Woods Contact: Agnes: 382-2020.

All singles are invited to join Members and non-members alike for cocktails and dinner in the grill Room on the 2nd Thursday of each month. Cocktails begin at 5:00 pm and dinner is ordered at 6:00 pm.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Game Night at Sugarmill Woods

Contact: Lorraine Dayton 352-382-0729ndGame Night at SMW is held on the 2 Tuesday of every month. Members are

encouraged to bring their own game and group of people to play. If you do not have a game or group of people their may be openings in other games. The Basket Menu is offered on most Tuesday Game Nights.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------The SMW Socrates Café

The Sugarmill Woods Socrates Cafe has merged into a County wide Cafe that meets the third Saturday of the month from 10 am to 12 noon at the Homosassa Library on Grover Cleveland Ave. Google Socrates Cafe to learn more. or go to www. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socrates_Cafe to learn what the Cafe is all about. Please join us for stimulating questions, don't expect answers but enjoy the expansion of your mind and understanding of the world. Please call Tom Paslay if you have questions, 352-464-7746.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------American Legion Post 166, Homosassa Springs, FL

CONTACT: Clay Scott (352) 247-1353 or email: eagleriderfl@outlook.comThank you for your service

The American Legion is the nation's largest wartime Veterans Service Organization with a membership of 2.4 million men and women nationally. All Veterans of honorable service during a wartime period and those currently serving on active duty are eligible to belong to the American Legion. Our Post is growing; we now have an American Legion Axillary Unit 166, which is open to the wives, daughters and granddaughters of these Veterans. We have also started the Sons of the American Legion (SAL) Squadron 166 which is open to the sons and grandsons of those who honorably served. We are currently involved in starting an American Legion Riders (ALR) chapter 166 which is comprised of the Legion Members Auxiliary members and SAL members. If you are interested in joining a worthwhile Non-Profit organization that supports our Veterans, Community, seniors and children, then you owe to yourself to come out and visit us or contact Clay Scott. We meet at our temporary meeting facility located at the Crystal River Eagles 5340 W Grover Cleveland Blvd. in Homosassa, Florida. Our meetings are held at 1pm on the First and Third Wednesday of every month, so come out and hear what we are doing, where we are going, meet new friends, and find old ones.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Rotary Club of Sugarmill Woods - Founded November, 2008

Meetings: Weekly on Tuesday from 5-6 pm (we gather earlier to chat with one another and meet our guests) Place: Sugarmill Woods Country Club

Programs: Speakers representing organizations from Sugarmill Woods, Citrus County, more (for example- the Sheriff or representative of one of the Sheriff's office programs, School District “Sam” Himmel or a representative from the school district, Bays and Girls Clubs, Library, Animal adoption and rescue organization, Healthy living are just a few of the many interesting programs.Service to the Community: Lecanto Primary School, Rotary Interact Club at Lecanto High School, Adult Literacy through public library, Feeding programs- locally and internationally, clean water projects, and more. Visitors are welcomed. New Members are invited into membership by a current member of Sugarmill Woods Rotary. Former Rotarians are encouraged to give us a call.

Salvation Army Angel Tree – Members contribute gifts for children.

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Sugarmill ArtisansWe are a group of artists who gather the second Tuesday of every month at the Homosassa Library from 10am-2pm. Our members represent a broad range of fine media and craft arts and our mission is to enhance each other's' skills and to inspire each other to creativity!! To that end, our group travels to museums and studios, we schedule photo shoots, demos and workshops and we have a lot of fun socializing and sharing whenever we're together. We have a modest annual membership fee of $15 (payable only after you've decided to join us). If you'd like to drop in to a future session, we welcome you to do so. For information about past and future activities please visit our website and please contact us using our email address (see below). Whatever your art interests include or your skill level, we look forward to meeting you!

Contact: sugarmillartisans@yahoo.com and our website is www.sugarmillartisans.com

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Christian Women's Club of Homosassa.

Chair person is Linda Duller - 382-3392.Christian Women's Club meetings are held nationwide monthly. A Christian group but we do not meet in a Church nor are we a specific denomination. We meet at Southern Woods Country Club the second Tuesday of the month from September thru May at 9 a.m. The fee is $12.00 per person. Please remember included in the cost are the refreshments, gratuity, speaker and entertainment. We have various special features along with a spiritual speaker. We encourage women to come join us. For reservations, call Linda at 382-3392.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------The Homosassa River Alliance

Join the Alliance. Come to our meetings, hear the experts, speak to groups, help at festivals, help with fundraisers, help with mailings, attend commission and agency meetings and speak out to protect the Homosassa! We meet at 7 p.m. on

ndthe 2 Thursday of the month at the Homosassa Civic Club.

The Save the Homosassa River Alliance has been organized to inform citizens about all significant environmental issues affecting the Homosassa River System. The goal is to help restore, protect and perpetuate the native integrity of the related springs and rivers.

The Homosassa River is a 7-mile long fresh water river that leads through an incredibly productive estuary to the Gulf of Mexico. Here the fresh water from the springs mixes with salt water from the Gulf providing a nursery for many fish and other animals. If the water is polluted or too salty, then the young and fragile fish, shrimp and crabs will not live. High quality fresh water from the springs flowing into the river is essential.

Any factor causing environmental degradation and any means to aid in restoration is appropriate for the attention of the Alliance. We are a 501c3, non-profit organization and our game plan is to provide education and information at schools, at State Parks, at festivals, thru presentations, thru brochures, thru newsletters and thru the media. We provide a forum for citizens and experts to discuss environmental issues. We work with County Commissioners and planners, with SWFWMD and with the Florida DEP to help develop and apply the best management practices.

------------------------------------------------------------------------- Art Center Of Citrus County

2644 N Annapolis Ave., Hernando, FL 34442Office: 352-746-0924; Messages after hours: 352-400-4466

Box Office: 352-746-7606 email: artcenter@tampabay.rr.comThe Art Center of Citrus County is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to the participation, education and appreciation of the arts. The campus consists of two buildings: a modern 200 seat theater and a 6500 square foot Art & Education building. Activities for both youth and adults include: Classes (photography, painting, etc., and dance & acting) and theater shows. Audiences, performers, students, teachers, volunteers & sponsors welcomed. More information at http://www.artcentercitruscounty.org

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Stage West Community Playhouse

8390 Forest Oaks Blvd.Spring Hill, FL 34606

BOX OFFICE: 352-683-5113 email: stagewest@att.netStage West in a non-profit theater that has two stages (the Main, approx. 400 seats, and the Forum, approx. 160 seats) providing 8 shows every year plus summer and winter children's productions. Shows include: Musicals, Drama, Mystery and Comedy. Audiences, performers, volunteers and sponsors welcomed. More information at http://www.stagewest.net

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Meals on Wheels - Contact: Jennie O'Connor, 382-0808

The Meals on Wheels Association of America is the oldest and largest national organization composed of, and representing, local, community-based Senior Nutrition Programs in all 50 U.S. Territories. All told, there are some 5,000

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local Senior Nutrition Programs in the United States. These programs provide well over one million meals to seniors who need them each day.

The Meals on Wheels Program in our area is in desperate need of volunteer distributors to help us deliver food. Most people sign up to do this once a month but many do it more often. It takes only about an hour and a half of your time and is truly appreciated by those who receive the meals and is rewarding for those who deliver them. Volunteers can be reimbursed for mileage by the county. If you are interested in volunteering for this very worthwhile program, please contact Jennie O'Connor at 382-0808.

The Touch of Class Corvette Club was established in 2005 to provide Corvette owners an opportunity to enjoy their cars and the fellowship of a shared passion. The TCCC members drive and enjoy their Corvettes and experience a wide variety of functions and events. From a pleasant drive to an out-of-the-way restaurant, or a multi-day event at locations throughout Florida and beyond, the members of the TCCC believe that sharing the experience of owning America's best sports car is an avenue for building lasting friendships. Monthly meetings are held on the second Monday of each month at the Riviera Mexican Cantina Restaurant at 1935 SE Hwy 19 in Crystal River. Meetings start at 7:00 PM, but many members arrive early to enjoy a bite to eat and some extra fellowship time with others.

If you own a Corvette and would like to become a member, or would just like more information, send an email to info@tccorvettes.com or visit our website at www.tccorvettes.com.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Community Food Bank Of Citrus County

In need of volunteer staff due to increase in food from local stores and other sources. We sort & distribute to over 30 pantries, soup kitchens and shelters throughout Citrus County. Call (352) 628 FOOD (3663), located at 5259 W. Cardinal St., Bldg. B, Homosassa. 1.9 miles from RT 19 and Walmart)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Nature Coast Ramblers

Nature Coast Ramblers is an outdoor activity club of friendly people of all ages who enjoy self-paced hiking or walking, biking, and kayaking activities in the Citrus County area. Walking or hiking, biking, or kayaking with the club promotes fitness. Our goal is to provide events that can challenge you to keep active and are fun. We start walks, rides, and kayak outings in different locations, which is a great way to explore the many beautiful trails, parks, forests and waterways in our area. Bicycle outings are generally the second Friday each month, hiking or walking is generally the third Saturday of each month, kayaking is usually the last Tuesday of each month. You may participate in one, two, or all three of the activities.Hope you will join us for our next club event. All events are FREE for members. You can become a member of Nature Coast Ramblers for only $10 (or $15 for family) per calendar year. Members are kept informed of upcoming club activities by e-mail and through postings on our website and Facebook. Please contact Marie Nall at marie428@earthlink.net

-------------------------------------------------------------------------Texas Holdem Poker

Anyone interested in playing or learning Texas Holdem Poker (chips only), contact: Ben or Carol Grossman at 352-503-7844. We will meet on game

night about 5-5:30 p.m. At SMWCC 2nd tuesday of month, beginning september.

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------West Hernando Coin Club

The West Hernando Coin Club was established in 2007 and is a member of the ANA (American Numismatic Association) and F.U.N. (Florida United Numismatists Association). Current club membership is approx. 80. Meetings

ndare held on the 2 Monday of each month (no meeting in August) at 7pm and are held at St. Joan of Arc Church, 13485 Spring Hill Drive, Spring Hill, FL 34609. Membership is not initially required and we welcome guests to join our meetings. For those who wish to become a member the yearly dues are $10. Currently the club sponsors 3 coin shows a year and has organized outings to the national coin shows held in Orlando (January and July). The club arranges educational presentations to the membership on numismatic and exonumia subjects by professional collectors/dealers/authors and club members themselves. Along with the presentations, and show and tell, there are refreshments, door prizes and a member's auction at each monthly meeting.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------BRIDGE GROUPS:

Women's Bridge: Contact Darrielle Wyatt: 382-3182Held every Thursday in the Sugarmill Woods Grill Room.

Men's and Women's Bridge: Contact Dave Pooley: 382-2545Held on the 2nd Tuesday of every month

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Welcome to the Sugarmill Woods Tennis Association! Want to meet others with an interest in the great game of tennis and to make friends with some wonderful people? Join the Sugarmill Woods Tennis Association!

Towards this goal, the Sugarmill Woods Tennis Association (SMWTA) issues a tennis roster that includes a listing of current officers and players as well as a schedule of yearly events. By joining the Tennis Association, you are placed on the membership roster and will also receive e-mail correspondence to keep you up-to-date on other members and tennis events.

The Association also organizes several "Playdays" a year for its members, round-robin mixed doubles events, which serve to bring players together. Lunch follows, sometimes as a delightful covered-dish affair beneath the trees at Oak Village. Guests of members are welcome to play and join in the festivities. Non-playing family members are welcome to cheer on the players and join us for lunch. A portion of your dues goes towards providing Playday prizes, courtside refreshments, photos, etc.

The SMWTA also helps its members in time of need. When a member or a non-playing spouse is down and out, our Sunshine Committee is there with a card or goodies to help cheer them up.

Another primary function of the SMWTA is to provide representation to Sugarmill Woods Country Club management in matters of concern to tennis players. By joining the Association, you add your voice to those with similar tennis-related concerns.

The Tennis Association has also donated items to improve the tennis facilities. In the past, we have provided such items as the bleacher seats and shoe washers at the Sugarmill Woods tennis courts. In December of each year, a gala tennis banquet is held at the Sugarmill Woods Country Club. A portion of your dues goes towards appetizers, music, awards, photos and mementos.

By joining the Tennis Association you get all of the above benefits, plus an organization of volunteers that helps make your tennis community a better place. You also get involved with a wonderful group of people who enjoy the great game of tennis. Priceless!

To join up, place your $15.00 dues, which covers everyone in your immediate household, in the Oak Village drop box located in the shelter between Courts 2 and 3. Include your name(s), address, phone number and e-mail address. You can also give or send your dues to Treasurer Joe Lareau, 17 Nemesia Ct. E.,

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Homosassa, FL 34446. Checks should be made out to “Sugarmill Woods Tennis Association.” See you on the courts!

Contact Jack Stevenson, Membership Chairman382-8909, csteve5@tampabay.rr.com

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MILITARY CARDS

Who: The Women of Sugarmill Woods and all your friends--husbands, significant others and your neighbors. When: Military Cards Party will be the 3rd Monday of each month. Where: Sugarmill Woods Country Club Time: Doors open at 12:30 p.m. with games starting at 1 p.m.

Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 scoring teams and the "Lucky loser" team receives a special prize. Share-the-pot raffles will be included in the day's events! Snacks* and non-alcoholic beverages will be served.

Cost: $12 per player. Checks should be made payable to WSW and deposited in the appropriate WSW mailbox located at the offices of Cypress Village (A Frame) just off the front entrance to Sugarmill Woods at US 19. Please mark your check with the names of your "teammates." Payment can be made at the door prior to the start of play.

Reservations: No later than Friday, September 15th by calling CatherineYox (727) 599-7396 or Meagan Love (352) 586-1751. Notes: Everyone is welcome to this event, if you don't have a foursome, come and make new friends! New players are always welcome. We'll be happy to teach you the card game--it's easy! *We need help to provide food/snacks. If you're playing, please bring a food item to share with the other players. Players could number over 100! Come and join us for an afternoon of good food, fun card games and good friends!

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Sugarmill Woods Travel Club Travel Specials & Discounts

Join the Sugarmill Woods Travel Club administered by J and L Travel. As a member you will receive $50 off any booking for a cruise or tour booked through J and L Travel. The $50 off does not apply to airline only bookings but you will not be charged J and L Travels $50 fee to book airline tickets. We have group cruises and tours and specialize in fund raising groups. The foregoing applies to new bookings only. Contact Jesse Mackey, Owner/Travel Consultant, at (352) 382-7708 or jessmackey@jandltravel.com. Jesse and Lois Mackey are Sugarmill residents.

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