The Berkeley Hall Experience :: Jan/Feb 2013 Edition

ExperienceBERKELEY HALL

Inside This Issue:HOLIDAY PHOTOS

2013 GOLF TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

MEMBER ACTIVITIES

Jan/Feb 201374th Edition

1938 Jaguar SS Coupe Honored Collector Award and Best in Show at the 2012 Concours d’Elegance Photo by Rob Kaufman

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Dear Members,We hope you have enjoyed the holidays and are ready to start the New Year. The years seem to keep going by faster and faster and it is hard to believe it is 2013! I would like to take this opportunity to wish all our Members a great year.

At the Annual Meeting held on December 14, the Membership elected five new Board Members. Scott Maxwell, Bill Wade, Diane Bullock, Ken Oberg and Diana George. These five are joining Dennis Visich, Mike Mancusi and Brian Hayden. Dave DeBruyne and Mike Maraghy will be leaving the Board and we would like to thank them for having devoted a great deal of time and energy serving our membership during their tenure. We are sincerely grateful for all they have contributed to the Club over these past several years.

The new Board will announce the Committees for 2013 following their first Board meeting scheduled for January 25, 2013. The Committees are Architectural Review Board, Buildings & Grounds, Finance, House & Social, Golf & Greens, Governance & Governmental Affairs, Nominating, Long-Range Planning and Marketing & Membership. If you are interested in serving on one of our Committees, please contact me at 843.815.8488 or [email protected]. Your participation would be greatly appreciated.

2013 promises to be an exciting year filled with opportunities for you, our Members, to enjoy Berkeley Hall. Check the calendar and mark your dates to visit with friends and family – to start your year off coming to our specialty golf clinics held by Andrew and Krista, tennis round-robins – and definitely plan on attending the Berkeley Hall International Night Dinner on January 26 – a celebration of our staff that represents countries and cultures from around the globe.

Please share this phenomenal club with your guests! Our current guest policy allows you as a member to sponsor your friends, family, business associates and other acquaintances to come and enjoy our amenities and facilities even when you are not able to come along. We have several packages that may be attractive to your guests regarding cottage stays, golf rates and meeting space incentives. Call our Concierge at 843.815.8494 for details. Lastly, a great article is inside this month’s Experience written by Bob Ring, Director of Member Services and Marketing, discussing the Champion Bermudagrass Greens coming to the North Course in 2013. Last fall, the Board of Directors, acting on recommendations from the USGA and our Golf & Greens Committee voted to convert our Bentgrass putting greens on the North Course to the Champion Bermudagrass. Danny Malone, Superintendent of North and South Course will begin the conversion mid-year.

In closing, the entire Staff at Berkeley Hall would like to express their appreciation for your contribution to the 2012 Holiday Fund. Best wishes for a prosperous New Year!

Kindest Regards,

General Manager & Chief Operating Officer

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BERKELEY HALL EXPERIENCE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Community Corner pg. 3-6

River Park pg. 7

Member Activities pg. 8-9

Thanksgiving Weekend Photos pg. 10-11

Golf Corner pg. 12

Tournament Results pg. 13-14

Players Amateur pg. 15

Learning Center pg. 16

Golf Maintenance pg. 17

Spa & Fitness pg. 18-19

Phone List & Hours of Operation pg. 20

We would like to see your guests at Berkeley Hall Club!

Our current guest policy allows you as a member to sponsor your friends, family, business associates and other acquaintances to come and enjoy your club’s amenities and facilities when you are not able to join them. We have several packages that may be attractive to your guests regarding cottage stays, special golf rates and meeting space incentives. Your friends can rent one of the 19 Berkeley Hall golf cottages and enjoy special golf rates while conducting meetings in the clubhouse. We would like to encourage you to refer your friends to Berkeley Hall Club if they would like to plan a trip to the South Carolina Lowcountry area.

Welcome!Pam Cooke & Mark McKinney

Waynesville, OH

David & Joanne MengelPittsburg, PA

John & Doris SpierPerkasie, PA

Stephen & Lisa TempleLiberty Township, OH

Raymond & Janet Marcinowski Boston, MA

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Berkeley Hall Golf Cottage RatesThe Golf Cottages provide a sense of luxury and comfort that comes from attention to detail– from the perfect choices of furniture and furnishings to the complimentary arrival amenities. Each Cottage is beautifully decorated with either a traditional American look or a vivid hue design. Your room will be stocked with a variety of food and beverage items, Gilchrist and Soames bath products, and bathrobes prior to your arrival.

The first level features a roomy living/dining area with entertainment center, most with 47” high definition flat screen televisions, as well as a fully stocked kitchen and gas fireplace. Two private master suites flank each side of the living room and each include a king-sized bed, sleeper sofa, and well appointed bath with double sinks and walk-in showers and a tub. These suites are each equipped with a refreshment center that includes a wet bar, microwave, bar refrigerator and 27” TV. Each master suite opens onto its own private porch, perfect for early morning or late afternoon enjoyment.

The second level features a large sitting room with 27” TV, well suited for use as a lounge for a card game or a children’s activity area and washer and dryer. The two spacious second floor suites each feature 2 queen-size beds, a 27” TV, a computer desk and individual bath. The unique design allows guests the opportunity to rent one master suite (1 bedroom/1 bath), one master suite, plus the living and dining area, the main Townsuite that includes the great room, kitchen and second floor suites (2 bedrooms/2 baths), a combination of the main Townsuite and master suite (3 bedrooms/3 baths), or the entire cottage (4 bedrooms/4 baths).

Winter Golf Cottage GetawayJanuary 1 - February 28, 2013

Berkeley Hall can assist in making your next leisure, corporate outing, and board retreat a grand success. Join us in January and/or February for a quick getaway or stay of your choice to escape the northern winter. Let us do the planning from setting up group transportation, golf tee times, and dining arrangements by enhancing any itinerary. It’s our pleasure.

In addition, we specialize in pairing ideal meeting venues with impeccable service throughout the entire experience. From exclusive board meetings, to intricate meetings or fun getaways, all your events are planned to the finest detail to ensure a successful and impressive event.

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GOLF COTTAGE RATESTwo (2)-Bedroom $236/nt; Three (3)-Bedroom $304/nt; Four (4) Bedroom $372/nt *Rates must include Daily Tidy Service. To secure your next memorable experience at Berkeley Hall, please call Maren Rogers 843.815.8493 or email [email protected].

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Summer & WinterMay thru September and December thru February

1 Bedroom $135 1 Bedroom & Living Room $235 $210*2 Bedroom $295 $265*3 Bedroom $380 $340*4 Bedroom $465 $420*Monthly– 4 Bedroom $4050*

Rates Include Optional Daily Housekeeping Service

Rates Exclude Daily Housekeeping Service (minimum two night stay required)

Spring & FallMarch, April, October and November

1 Bedroom $195 1 Bedroom & Living Room $285 $240*2 Bedroom $345 $315*3 Bedroom $455 $415*4 Bedroom $565 $520*Monthly– 4 Bedroom $5850*

Rates Include Optional Daily Housekeeping Service

Rates Exclude Daily Housekeeping Service (minimum two night stay)

Rentals (excluding monthly rentals) include arrival food and beverage amenity package, but do not include a daily restock of the food and beverage amenity package.

Rates do not include Sales and Accommodations Taxes of 11%.

Weekly Rate, stay seven nights and the 7th night is complimentary for four bedroom cottage rentals only.

All Golf Cottage Guests will enjoy Golf at the Accompanied Rate, restrictions may apply.

2-Night Minimum Stay Required

Please contact Cottage Services 843.815.8422 for reservations and additional information.

• FoodandBeverageAmenityPackage

• Golffor$50.00perpersonpluscartandtaxes (Preferred Tee Times after 11:00 am)

• ComplimentaryTournamentCoordination• LogoTournamentGiftsandFavors

• UniqueDiningPackagesforLunch&Dinner including Flighted Wine Dinners in the Tuscany Wine Room

• OneHourGroupInstructionattheLearning Center for $150.00

• ComplimentaryMeetingRooms&Audio Visual Services

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Berkeley Hall was once again chosen as the preferred site to host the 2012 Concours d’Elegance Driving Tour Luncheon for their Sponsors and Exhibitors. The honored Marquee at this year’s exhibition was the Ford Motel T, which included Brass Era, Classic, Sports and Micro Cars. They celebrated these American-made vehicles in 10 different classes - from the Ford Model T 1909-1915 and Ford Model T 1916-1922, to the American Classics, American Performance and Production Modern Class of 1949-1972. Members enjoyed a private showing of these antique and collectible automobiles that were later on display at the exhibition. The vehicles were positioned along the Grand Mall of the clubhouse for close inspection.

Concours d’Elegance Driving Tour Exhibition Visits Berkeley Hall

Berkeley Hall Forms a Fundraising Steering Committee

Berkeley Hall has recently formed a Fundraising Steering Committee to develop a comprehensive fundraising strategy for 2013 and beyond. The purpose of this strategic initiative is to build on past successes to optimize future fundraising potential. There will be information appearing in the next issue of the Experience to inform Members on their progress with new fundraising initiatives. Members who have volunteered to serve on this committee.

Members who have volunteered to serve on this committee: Phil & Diane Anselmo Trish Hoffman Diane Bullock Barbara Presogna Bonnie Caldwell Tom Schlossberg Bill Corcoran Sue Todd Diana George Lou Valentino Tom & Paulette Henderson Sue Weber

Their responsibilities will include:• Analyzingpreviousfundraisingstrategies

• Servingasastewardofthecommunitytohelppromote fundraising initiatives

• RecommendingspecificeventsthatsupporttheBerkeley Hall Charity Fund

• Developinganoperationalplanforeacheventthat includes time frame, cost, and club involvement

• ServingasanEventsChairpersonresponsiblefor organizing each fundraising program

• DevelopingacommunityawarenessforBerkeleyHall’s charitable activities

Please contact any Member of the Steering Committee if you have any questions or suggestions regarding this initiative.

Once again to all of the Members and Staff of Berkeley Hall who so generously donated Christmas gifts that were distributed to needy children throughout Beaufort County on Christmas Day. This was the Club’s 10th Annual CAPA Christmas Luncheon. Susan Cato, Executive Director of the Child Abuse Prevention Association (CAPA) was in attendance to collect wrapped holiday gifts for a child who might otherwise go without. Members were quickly drawn into the spirit of the holidays as the luncheon opened with traditional Christmas songs sung by children from the May River Montessori School, under the watchful eye of Member Carol Sweet and Lisa Thompson whose children attend the school.

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Report from the Architectural Review Boardby Wendy Wagner, ARB AdministratorNew home construction in 2012 continued to be very busy and the pace of activity is expected to continue in 2013. Fifteen (15) homes are presently under construction and

plans for another eight (8) homes are being reviewed for approval to begin work. We have six (6) different builders involved with the construction of these properties. During the year, we had eight (8) homes completed, thirteen (13) new starts and nine (9) additional new homes submitted for ARB approval. Currently, there are 258 completed homes, which represent 47% build out of the community.

The ARB welcomes Members to stop by to ask questions or take a look at current development. In addition to overseeing new home construction or renovations, the ARB office is also responsible for approving tree removals, recommending removal of dead, diseased or damaged trees from unimproved lots, responsible for lot signs and mailboxes, enforcing the Restrictive Covenants and ARB Standards and providing information on the use and restrictions in wetlands. Please contact the ARB if your mailbox post needs a fresh coat of paint or you need a replacement mailbox or new lettering.

If you have questions or concerns or would like to bring a matter to the attention of the ARB office, please do not hesitate to call or email me at [email protected]. I’ll be happy to investigate the matter or assist you in resolving any questions you may have regarding your own property.

Beach Club Membership at the Westin Resort HotelOnce again, Berkeley Hall is offering our Members the opportunity to purchase an Annual Beach Club Membership at the Westin Resort Hotel, located in the Port Royal Plantation on

Hilton Head Island. Membership will be valid from March 1, 2013 through February 28, 2014 and entitles you to the following:

•AccesstoPrivateBeach/Parkingprivileges •Theuseofbeachtowels •10%discountattheTurtlesRestaurantlocatedonthepoolsidedeck.

The cost for this Beach Club Membership at the Westin Resort hotel is $300. Daily passes are also available for $25 per vehicle. For more information, please contact the Concierge at 843.815.8494 or email [email protected].

Friends of Member’s Referral Program

Our Friends of Member’s Referral Program continues to be a very effective way of attracting new members to the Club. Now with the addition of two new categories of non-equity membership - National and Individual Membership, there is an even

greater opportunity for your friends to join. Members receive a credit of $2,000 (to be applied to their Annual dues) for your referrals if they join between January 1 - February 28. As an added incentive, the initiation fee for National Membership during this period has been reduced to $3,000.

As a token of our appreciation for encouraging friends to visit Berkeley hall on a Discovery Package, you will receive a gift certificate for 2-rounds of accompanied golf, and awarded a $2,000 credit to your Annual Dues should they purchase property. For further information on our Discovery Package, please call Bob Ring at 843.815.8423 or email [email protected].

Javier the TailorEvery Saturday morning between 9-11am, Javier the Tailor is in the clubhouse to tailor your garments. Javier owns a tailor shop in Beaufort, SC and travels to the Club once

a week to service our Members. He performs his fittings in the locker rooms and returns your garments the following week. Appointments are not necessary. If you need to contact him, he can be reached at 843.321.0213.

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Whether an intimate gathering or an extravagant celebration, we can make your special occasion the “Experience of a Lifetime.” Please contact Maren Rogers at 843.815.8493 for more information.

Attending a Lowcoun-try Oyster Roast is a ritual in the winter for any true southerner - whether you are a native or transplant. Have you ever consid-ered how the oysters get from the marsh to the shuckin’ table?

Coastal Carolinians have been harvesting oysters for thousands of years. Ancient Shell Middens, found along backwater creeks, are evidence of Native Americans’ appetite for the saltmarsh delicacy. South-ern planters considered serving oysters – prepared in myriad ways - the only way to impress northern visitors. It’s said that Czar Nicholas insisted on being served Carolina oysters during his reign.

This year, the season began in mid- September and will run through April. Local watermen, clad in heavy boots and thick gloves, take their bateaus or skiffs up into the oyster beds between mid and low tide. Using a mallet or oyster rake, large clumps of the gray and craggy filter feeding bivalve are broken off. Back at the dock, the harvest is rinsed then divided into those to

be shucked, and those that will end up at your oyster roast.

People are not the only oyster gourmands. The clustered colonies collect plankton and detritus, making it one of the richest animal

communities in the Saltmarsh. Sheeps-head Fish crush the shells with their strong beaks. Small spiral shaped Oyster Drills tunnel into the shell to suck out the contents. Boring Sponges wraps around the shell, riddling it with dozens of small holes. And, the Oyster Catcher uses its long, narrow and sharp ended orange bill to pry the bivalve apart revealing the sumptuous treat inside.

Oysters are only as good as the water in which they grow. It is imperative that we protect and maintain our pristine estuarine environment to ensure the quality of our oysters. We invite you to tour the Okatie River and observe the impressive oyster beds, with Eric Burns our Master Captain and Certified Naturalist with Marshgrass Adventures. Please remember to bring along your binoculars!

Our tidal estuaries are becoming more and more an ecological gem. Plants and animals co-exist in this tightly knit circle of life driving a pulse that can only be fully appreciated by taking part in observing its grandeur. The Okatie not only is full of local history but is also a spectacular example of the tidal marsh ecology. Protected Wood Storks, Royal Terns, and Oyster Catchers are just a few of the birds you can expect to see so bring your binoculars and telephoto lenses.

The diversity of the tidal marsh ecology is dependent on conservationefforts. These efforts require conscious participation in order to understand the com-plexities of the life cycle. Outings are a great way to unite family with nature in a relaxed, controlled environment while entertaining and educating. The River Park invites you to many opportunities to discover this gem for yourself.

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KayakingNo Charge

Guided Kayak Nature ToursMondays 9-11am

Fridays 3-5pm$25/person

Okatie River Sunset Boat CruisesNo cruises are scheduled this

month while the Pontoon Boat is undergoing routine maintenance.

ACTIVITIES

KayakingNo Charge

Guided Kayak Nature ToursMondays 9-11am

Fridays 3-5pm$25/person

Okatie River Sunset Boat CruisesNo cruises are scheduled this

month while the Pontoon Boat is undergoing routine maintenance.

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Schedule of Fees

KAYAKING

On Your Own No Charge

Scheduled Tour$25 per person

BOAT CRUISE

Scheduled Tour$25 per person

Private $125 (min of 2 hrs)

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Lowcountry Oyster Roast

Okatie River is an Ecological Gem

Book ClubMonday, January 7 @ 3pm, Ladies Locker Room

The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey

Alaska, 1920: a brutal place to homestead, and especially tough for recent arrivals Jack and Mabel. Childless, they are drifting apart - he breaking under the weight of the work of the farm; she crumbling from loneliness and despair. In a moment of levity during the season’s first snowfall, they build a child out of snow. The next

morning the snow child is gone--but they glimpse a young, blonde-haired girl running through the trees.

This little girl, who calls herself Faina, seems to be a child of the woods. She hunts with a red fox at her side, skims lightly across the snow, and somehow survives alone in the Alaskan wilderness. As Jack and Mabel struggle to understand this child who could have stepped from the pages of a fairy tale, they come to love her as their own daughter. But in this beautiful, violent place things are rarely as they appear, and what they eventually learn about Faina will transform all of them. ~ Amazon.com

Monday, February 4 @ 3pm, Ladies Locker Room You Are the Love of My Life by Susan Shreve

It is 1973 and Watergate is on everyone’s lips. Lucy Painter is a children’s book illustrator and a single mother of two. She leaves New York and the married father of her children to live in a tightly knit Washington neighborhood in the house where she grew up and where she discovered her father’s suicide. Lucy hopes for a fresh start, but her life is

full of secrets: her children know nothing of her father’s death or the identity of their own father. As the new neighbors enter their insular lives, her family’s safety and stability become threatened. You Are the Love of My Life is a story of how shame leads to secrets, secrets to lies, and how lies stand in the way of human connection. ~ Amazon.com

For further information concerning the ladies Book Club, please contact Wendy Hansen at [email protected].

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Bill Beagan’s rise from the ranks in the Canadian Army Apprentice Program to the boardrooms of power in the world of hockey is a real life “rags to riches” story. As a former NHL referee and com-missioner of the International hockey league (IHL), his career crossed paths with so many interesting characters and as such, he has many entertaining and personal recollections that are contained in his biography entitled: Shooting for the Moon: The Bill Beagan Story. Bobby Orr, perhaps the greatest hockey player of all time, provided the for-

ward for this book. It features documents, letters and pictures illustrating the inner workings of a professional sports league.

As Commissioner of the IHL, he became friends with some of the most famous names in the history of world hockey. Men like legendary president of the NHL, Clarence Campbell, his successor, John Ziegler Jr.; Bruce Norris the controversial owner of the Detroit Red Wings, Bill Wirtz, the eccentric owner of the Chicago Black Hawks; the ever flamboyant Toronto Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard and many others in the world’s hockey fraternity referred to him as a business partner, friend and even respected foe. Whether you are a hockey fan or not you will enjoy hearing the stories of his determination to overcome the odds to live his dream.

For reservations, please call the Concierge at 843.815.8423 or email [email protected]. The meeting begins at 8am with breakfast and concludes at 9:15am. The cost is $9pp and all Members and their guests are welcome to attend.

Breakfast Club Thursday, January 17, 8am

Guest Speaker: Bill BeaganFormer NHL Referee and Commissioner of the IHL

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Ladies Bridge Every Wednesday at 1pm {beginning Jan. 9}

Attention all Members, friends and guests. The Ladies Bridge Group meets every Wednesday at 1pm in the Ladies Locker Room. We play 4-hand Rubber Bridge and all Members and their guests are welcome to attend. Cards and tally sheets are provided. Lunch is optional and it’s a great deal of fun.

Ladies Mah-JonggEvery Wednesday at 7pm {beginning Jan. 9}

The Ladies Mah-Jongg Group will meet in the Ladies Locker Room every Wednesday evening at 7pm. Players of all skill levels are welcome to join in the fun. If you would like to learn to play the game or would like more information, please contact JoAnn Slezak at 843.757.0918 or e-mail her at [email protected].

Ladies Luncheon & Art Class Tuesday, Jan. 15 & Tuesday, Feb. 1212pm Lunch {optional} ~ Menu Pricing12:45pm Art Class ~$55ppLadies Locker Room; Reservations Required

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Valentine’s Day “Heart to Heart” Dinner & Dancing

Thursday, February 14, 20136:30pm Cocktails, 7pm Stations & Dancing

Hilton Head Entertainment’s Favorite DJ & Dancing$45++ per person

Reservations Required, Tables of 6-10ppMember Charge Bar

Champagne for the Evening

TAPAS DINING MENUAppetizers & Salad

Sliced Brie, Kahlua Pecan on BriocheWild Mushroom Pastry

Chicken Kabobs, Asian Plum DipRed Grape & Cheese Canapes

Greek Salad Bundles

TAPAS STATIONSCarved: Sea Bass, Lemon Pepper Aioli

Over Sauteed Spinach

Sauteed: Zinfandel Braised Short RibsRosemary Parsnip Mashed

French Cut Green Beans & Red Pepper

Sauteed: Coconut Shrimp CurryServed over White Rice & Sweet Peas

Jewels of Roasted VegetablesRed Beets, Artichokes, Butternut Squash, Pearl Onions,

Yellow Squash

SWEETS FOR THE HEARTPeanut Butter Chocolate Kiss Cookies

Strawberry Cake with Butter Creme IcingFresh Berries, Whipped Cream

Crème Caramel, Rose Syrup

Colombian Coffee Service

Easter Weekend CelebrationFRIDAY, MARCH 29

Berkeley Hall Easter “Play” Day Camp9:30am-3pm, $25 per child (ages 6-11)

We’ve got a fun day planned for all of the children and grandchildren. We’ll make an Easter craft, enjoy a “kids lunch”, play games on the lawn, decorate Easter treats and maybe splash in the pool (weather & temperature permitting). Event Notes: Camp will meet in the Ladies Locker Room. A bring collared shirt, tennis shoes and a swim bag. (weather & temperature permitting)

FRIDAY, MARCH 29Fish & Chicken Fry on the Grand Verandah & Lawn

6-9pm, $20++ adults, $12++ children (ages 4+)We’ve planned a spring evening on the Verandah and Grand Lawn for the entire family with our favorite local entertainment. Reserved seating up to 10 guests. Bocce Ball, Basketball and Ping Pong will be set up on the lawn.

SUNDAY, MARCH 31Easter Egg Hunt & Brunch

10am ~ 1st Easter Egg Hunts; 10:30am 1st Seating12:30pm ~ 2nd Easter Egg Hunts; 1pm 2nd Seating

Easter Egg Hunts will take place prior to both seatings with the older children in front of the clubhouse and then the Easter Bunny will lead the younger bunnies to the Grand Lawn for their special hunt. Members and their guests are welcome to bring their children to the Easter Egg Hunt only for $12 per child. (includes Easter basket).

Following the hunts, everyone can enjoy the extravagant Grand Easter Buffet set up in the Grand Foyer. Reservations are required with Concierge Services at 843.815.8494. $42.95++ adults; $18.95++ childen; (48-hour cancellation policy)

International Night Saturday, January 26, 6-9pm

Member Charge Bar, Tapas Style Dining, $30++ pp*Open Seating throughout the Clubhouse

International Night is a Bistro-style Dinner with Continental flair. This evening is hosted by the waitstaff who represent countries and cultures from around the globe. We’ve invited them to share with us their national heritage, which includes ev-erything from authentic dress and table settings, to their menus and favorite delicacies. Food stations and cultural displays will be set-up throughout the Clubhouse, as staff members will be wearing their native dress and offer samplings of their countries favorite cuisine. It will be tapas style dining, open seating throughout the Clubhouse and a member charge bar. For reservations call the Concierge at 843.815.8494.

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Thanksgiving Weekend 2012

Thank you to everyone who helped make our Wine & Cheese Holiday Party a success, as well of those who had the opportunity to support the Progressive Holiday Sale. We hope you found all you needed for that special someone during the Holiday Season.

Please make plans to join us in support of the Berkeley Hall Tournament Program for 2013. The President’s Cup year long match play event as well as the HAIG Member~Member are returning to the Calendar as well as multiple One Day Member~Guest tournaments. We look to build on the success of the Tournament Program and hope you plan to participate. Please see the 2013 Events schedule below and logon to the Club website www.berkeleyhallclub.com to locate the Golf Program for Men’s Day, Women’s Day, Mixed and Twilight Golf as well as the official Entry Forms for the 2013 Season.

Berkeley Hall Club Frost PolicyAs temperatures get cooler and frost becomes possible in the mornings, we want to take this opportunity to make everyone aware of the clubs frost policy and how it affects all golfers.

•Ondaysthatareaffectedbyfrost,theclubwillestablishareopeningtimethat will allow the resetting of tee times that were affected by frost.

•Thepracticeteewillreopen½hourpriortothefirstteetimeoftheday.

•Alltimesthatfallbeforetheofficialreopeningtimewillbereassignedthefirst available time based on their morning time.

•Alltimesthatfallaftertheofficialreopeningtimewillnotbeaffected.

When making times during this period please be aware that the decision to delay tee times is always based on what will be best for the long-term health of our golf courses and practice facility.

Handicap System Conversion to GHINThe Carolinas Golf Association is in the process of converting our handicap software from Golfnet to GHIN. The GHIN (Golf Handicap and Information Network) is a product of the USGA and is the premiere handicap software in the United States. Today, GHIN is used in 44 states, 77 golf associations, 14,500 golf clubs and by 2.5 million golfers.

The GHIN Handicap Program software effectively manages score posting; Handicap Index calculations; exceptional tournament score reduction; allows access to all Course Ratings and Slope Ratings contained in the association wide database; performs golfer Handicap Index and score inquires; networks all golf club members on the GHIN service and much more. The Handicap Committee will also begin utilizing the online ForeTees module for checking the scores posted to the tee sheet record of rounds played.

It provides for scores to be electronically routed from any club within the GHIN network. Away scores are re-routed to the home clubs. Clubs have access to the USGA Handicap indexes of all other two million golfers on GHIN across the country. Clubs may inquire about the USGA Handicap Index of any visiting golfer on GHIN. Each golfer can see the immediate impact that each new score may have on the individuals Handicap Index at the next revision via the trend.

Please contact a member of the Berkeley Hall Professional Staff or use the link below to if you have any question pertaining to GHIN:

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2013 Tournament SchedulePresident’s Cup Season LongMen vs. Women Ryder Cup Feb. 13-14Men’s One-Day Member/Guest Mar. 1Berkeley Cup Mar. 7-10Men’s Spring Member/Guest Mar. 21-23Women’s One Day Member/Guest Apr. 4Member-Member Apr. 12-13Derby Day Mixed Member/Guest May 3-4Club Championship May 10-11North South Challenge Oct. 5Men’s Invitational Oct. 16-19Women’s Invitational Oct. 23-25Senior Club Championship Nov. 1-2Men’s One Day Member/Guest Nov. 8Club Challenge Dec. 5-7 The “Haig” (One Day Member- Member) Dec. 21

Ladies Golf Luncheon/Awards & Spring Fashion ShowClosing 2012 & Opening 2013

Thursday, January 17, 201210am Shotgun Start

Format: ABCD 9-Hole ScrambleGolf: $5.00 Entry Fee; Lunch: $15.00++pp

Ladies are welcome to join in the awards luncheon without participating in the Golf Event.

Please contact the Golf Shop to register, or for your convenience, log on to Foretees.

2013 Golf Calendar :: Digital Publication Please Click Here to View

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President’s CupCongratulations to Debbie Webb for winning the inaugural playing of the Women’s Division of the President’s Cup. Mrs. Webb defeated Marsha Levin in the final match. Also, congratulations to Brian Hayden for winning the Men’s Division of the President’s Cup. Mr. Hayden defeated Rich Ulbrich in the Final on Sunday, December 2nd playing on the North Course.

The President’s Cup is a season long Individual Match Play Event that is separated in Men’s & Women’s Divisions and flighted by handicap. The matches begin in March and typically run through November to crown a winner for each division. Contact a Member of the Berkeley Hall Professional Staff if you have any questions and look for details and an entry form for the 2013 playing of the event.

Thank you to all the participants and winners from the 2012 playing of the Berkeley Hall President’s Cup!!

Debbie Webb President’s Cup Women’s Champion

Tournament Results

Brian Hayden President’s Cup Men’s Champion

Maggie Leef Club Championship ~ Overall Women’s Champion

Mike Balzer Club Championship ~ Overall Men’s Champion

Mike Dingus Club Championship ~ Men’s Overall Senior Champion

Celina Echague Club Championship ~ Women’s Overall Senior Champion

2012 Club ChampionshipWomen’s Overall Champion Maggie LeefWomen’s Overall Senior Champion Celina EchagueMickey Wright Flight Dee Skinner

Men’s Overall Champion Mike BalzerBobby Jones Flight Tony PresognaWalter Hagen Flight Rich Ulbrich

Senior Men’s Overall Champion Mike DingusBobby Jones Flight Sr. Phil Anselmo Walter Hagen Flight Sr. Gerard Mahieu

2012 Men’s Invitational Champions - Estancia FlightBob Hackett & Bruce Greene

Berkeley Hall FlightWinners TonyNimmer&GaryDavis 43½1st Runner-Up Meredith Henry & Jim Perry 42

Wade Hampton FlightWinners Dondi Wall & Joel Rudicil 421st Runner-Up Kevin Danca & Joe Carrello 40

Shadow Creek FlightWinners Mike McCarty & Dennis Krzeminski 411st Runner-Up Jim Hinkle & Bill Putnam 40

Estancia FlightWinners JohnHenderson&MikeLangley 39½1stRunner-Up RobertElliott&BusterHarrison 38½

Stock Farm FlightWinners Dave Sheehan & Brian Reynolds 48 1st Runner-Up Bob Cherichella & Peter Johnson 38

2012 Club ChallengeCLUB PLACE TEAM MEMBERS NET TOTAL

Champions David Sheehan 248 Jeff Russo Mike Stone Mike Szwajkos

Low Gross Dondi Wall 285 Britt Wall Wyman Wall Brian Beard

2nd Place NET Dave Caddick 262 John Connell Rich Bongiovanni Jim Flatt

2nd Place GROSS Duke Delcher 287 Gene Schraeder Tom Ritter Paul Koelling

3rd Place NET Avery Cleland 252 Gary Davis Jeff Churchich Jay Sroufe

Thornblade Club

Penny Branch Club

LuLu Country Club

Atlantic City CC

Belfair Golf Club

2012 Women’s Invitational Champions ~ Spanish Moss FlightPatricia Mills & Dottie Repetto Live Oak Flight1st Place Net Haila Wilson & Janet White 129 Low Gross Terri Savoury & Meredith Stanford 1532nd Place Net Rusty Watson & Deb Strecansky 1343rd Place Net Ellen Schraeder & Tanya Deblitz 135

Spanish Moss Flight 1st Place Net Diane Reilley & Jini Baier 135Low Gross Bonnie Caldwell & Mary Loftin 1822nd Place Net Karen O’Brien & Susan Cortese 1423rd Place Net Diane Bullock & Jeanne Leonard 143

2012 Hole-In-One Honor RollCongratulation to all of our Berkeley Hall Members {listed below} who recorded a hole-in-one in 2012 while playing on one of our Courses.

Linda Gettings Jan. 12 #6 NorthDuke Delcher Mar. 10 #5 SouthTerri Forde Mar. 26 #8 NorthLenny Triedman Mar. 31 #16 SouthDebbie Patten Apr. 13 #3 SouthDennis Crawford July 7 #3 SouthSkip Haeuser Aug. 13 #16 SouthGeorge Collias Aug. 14 #8 NorthJulie Grime Sept. 11 #6 NorthDondi Wall Oct. 19 #16 SouthElise Rothbard Oct. 26 #3 SouthMike Dingus Nov. 21 #3 SouthKathy Corley Dec. 2 #14 NorthGeorge Collias Dec. 7 #5 South

Mike Stone, David Sheehan, Jeff Russo, Mike SzwajkosClub Challenge Overall Champions

Britt Wall, Dondi Wall, Brian Beard Club Challenge Low Gross Winners

Rich Boniovanni, Dave Caddick, Jim Flatt, John Connell Club Challenge 2nd Place NET Winners

Tom Ritter, Duke Delcher, Paul Koelling, Gene Schraeder Club Challenge 2nd Place GROSS Winners

Gary Davis, Jeff Churchich, Avery Cleland, Jay Sroufe Club Challenge 3rd Place NET Winners

Rich Bongiovanni, Matt Presnell and John Connellalong with the Berkeley Hall Golf Staff

Jake Higginbottom, a 19-year old amateur from New South Wales who tied for 20th in this year’s Players Amateur (+2) recently won the BMW NZ Open at the Clearwater Golf Club in Christchurch, Australia. This tournament dates back to 1907 and is New Zealand’s PGA National Championship. He becomes the first amateur player to win the event since Harry Berwick won the title in 1956. Past champions include notable PGA Tour Players such as Niclas Fasth, Michael Campbell, Corey Pavin, Ian Baker-Finch, Bob Gilder, Peter Thompson, Bob Charles and Bruce Devlin.

Another top world amateur from Australia who played in last year’s Players Amateur was 18-year old Oliver Goss, who claimed victory over PGA Tour Professionals at the WA Open Champion-ship played at Royal Perth Golf Club. Goss becomes the first amateur since Stephen Leaney in 1991 to win the WA Open Championship and the first since Danny Lee in 2009, to win a PGA Tour of Australasia tournament.

The PGA Tour of Australasia is a Professional Golf Tour whose tournaments qualify for world golf ranking points. Most players who compete on this tour are Australian, with a smaller domestic contingent from New Zealand and other countries from around the world. The highest world ranked Australian players devote most of their time to the PGA Tour or the European Tour, typically returning home several events each year. The Australasian PGA Tour has been a feeder for the larger Tours.

The Players Amateur is recognized as the premier amateur golf tournament in the country. Many of its past participants have been successful at the professional level including Matt Kuchar, Rickie Fowler, Kyle Stanley, Bill Haas and Camilo Villegas. Berkeley Hall works closely with the Heritage

Classic Foundation and Steve Wilmot, RBC Heritage Tournament Director to host the tournament that invites the world’s top ranked amateurs.

The Heritage Classic Foundation Donates Proceeds to Charities

The Heritage Classic Foundation has distributed $25,000 to charity from proceeds raised from the 2012 Players Amateur. Heritage Foundation Board Member Duke Delcher presented a check for $10,000 to the Bluffton Jasper Volunteers in Medicine. Another $15,000 was presented to Bluffton Self Help thanks in part to pledges made by members of the 2-Club for every 2 scored by players during the event.

Bluffton Jasper Volunteers in Medicine is a non- profit organization dedicated to providing free medical services to eligible residents of Bluffton and Jasper counties, who do not have health insurance. BJVIM offers general medical services, women’s gynecological care, nutrition care, nurse counseling, and assistance in applying for free prescription medications. Funded by donations from individuals, service organizations, communi-ty businesses, and fundraising efforts, we strive to provide quality healthcare to those who otherwise could not receive treatment.

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2012 Players Amateur Participant wins on the PGA Tour of Australasia

PAST CHAMPIONS

Tournament Dates July 8-14, 2013

Kevin Tway2010 Players Am Champion

Bud Cauley2009 Players Am Champion

Mark Anderson2008 Players Am Champion

Rickie Fowler2007 Players Am Champion

Jonathan Moore2006 Players Am Champion

Brian Harman2005 Players Am Champion

Aron Price2004 Players Am Champion

Camilo Villegas2003 Players Am Champion

Bill Haas2002 Players Am Champion

Michael Sims2001 Players Am Champion

Ben Curtis2000 Players Am Champion

Corbin Mills2011 Players Am Champion

Daniel Nisbet2012 Players Am Champion

About Heritage Classic Foundation: The mission of the Heritage Classic Foundation is to provide the highest quality PGA TOUR golf event that generates significant economic impact and promotion for South Carolina while contributing funds for local charitable causes that enhance the quality of life of all. Since it was founded as a 501 (c)(3) in 1987, the Foundation has donated more than $23 million to people in need. For more information, call 843.671.2448 or visit www.rbcheritage.com.

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Complimentary ClinicsEvery Tuesday & Friday; 10-11am

JANUARY TopicTuesday, Jan 1 Fairway Wood Friday, Jan 4 Driving Tuesday, Jan 8 ChippingFriday, Jan 11 Irons Tuesday, Jan 15 PuttingFriday, Jan 18 WedgesTuesday, Jan 22 Trouble ShotsFriday, Jan 25 Sand PlayTuesday, Jan 29 Pitching

FEBRUARY TopicFriday, Feb 1 Open TopicTuesday, Feb 5 Tee ShotsFriday, Feb 8 DriverTuesday, Feb 12 PracticeFriday Feb 15 PuttingTuesday, Feb 19 IronsFriday, Feb 22 ChippingTuesday, Feb 26 Short Game

Krista’s Specialty ClinicsAll clinics are $60/pp

New Years Golf ResolutionMon. Jan. 7; 2-4pmCommit to improving your game but if you are not sure where your weaknesses are how can you make a plan for improvement? Take a skills test on your short game and full swing to assess your strengths and weaknesses.

Short Game ClinicTues. Jan. 15 or Tuesday, Feb. 12; 2:30-4:30pmLearn how to improve your chipping, pitching, bunkers and putting.

Full Swing Thurs. Jan 17 or Feb 7; 2-4pmImprove your distance off the tee and improve your accuracy on shots to the green. Eliminate your miss and improve the good shots.

MODERN GOLF Comes to Berkeley HallModern Golf will be coming to Berkeley Hall to do professional club fitting in the mid part of January. Each fitting will be 2 hours and the cost is $150. If you ever wanted to know what it’s like to be a Tour player and have access to the same equipment they do then this is your chance. Please inquire in the Golf Shop.

A fundamental principal of the golf swing is to return the clubface to the ball in the same position from where it started. This ensures that the clubface is square at impact and follows along the correct swing path. When clubface is square at impact the ball travels in a perfect trajectory towards your target. The question that remains, however, how can this be accomplished each and every time you swing a golf club.

A lot of similarities can be made between the motions of a hockey player taking a slap shot to that of the golf swing. That’s why many so many of them are considered terrific golfers. To get a better understanding and feel for this motion, try practicing the following drill. If you are a right handed golfer, separate your hands on the grip by place your right hand low on the shaft while keeping your left hand on the grip. Now take your swing and as you bring the club back towards to the ball you will notice several things:

•Theleadorleftarmstaysclosetoyourbody•Therighthandrotatesontopoftheclubwhichdeliversasquareclubfacetotheball.•Therightelbowisatorbehindyourrighthip.

This is the ideal position that allows the player to deliver a powerful impact on the ball – a move that is consistent with the best ball strikers on the PGA Tour. It should be noted that Ben Hogan wrote in his book: Five lessons-The Modern Fundamentals of Golf that the power generated from this position made him wish he had “three right hands”.

If the right arm is your dominant side then there is no reason to try and keep it out of the swing. You just need to learn how to use it correctly. To get a better feel for how the right hand should work during the swing, hold the club with your right hand only. As you begin the downswing, slightly twist your right hand which takes the grip end of the club down and in towards your right hip. This brings the club head out in front of your body. Just be sure to keep your right arm close to your side since you never want your arms to move away from your body. The look at impact is the right elbow positioned behind your right hip. This swing will work for you every time.

Learn to Square Your Clubface at Impact Every Time by Krista Dunton, Senior Instructor

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GGOLF & Community MAINTENANCE

On September 28th, the Board of Directors, acting on strong recommen-dations from the United States Golf Association (USGA) and our Golf and Greens Committee voted to convert our Bentgrass putting greens on the North Course to Champion Bermudagrass. The work is scheduled to be completed during the summer of 2013. This deci-sion was based on findings from detailed studies that examined both the playability of the new putting surface as well as, the operating and capital costs associated with the decision.

From a playability standpoint, the Club’s objective is to maintain consistent, year-round quality putting sur-faces. This is the standard that players have come to expect from the “experience” of playing golf at Berkeley Hall. That being said, we have witnessed three consecutive summers of closings and/or restricted play on the North Course due to deteriorating conditions caused by excessive heat and humidity. While the Bentgrass greens show further signs of deterioration, the Bermudagrass putting surfaces on the South Course have shown steady year- over- year improvements throughout the summer and into the fall due to new and improved cultivar practices.

The Bentgrass greens on the North Course were seeded back in 2000, and the course opened in 2001. It was known at that time that the greens would need to be reseeded in 2014. Therefore the time had arrived where a decision had to be made to either reinstall the Bentgrass or replace the existing grass with another quality putting surface. For the past year, there have been studies examined and issues discussed at both the Committee and Board level that considered playability as well as, capital investment and maintenance expense to arrive at their decision. For example: 1.) The Club would be required to purchase new hydraulic cooling equipment to maintain a new Bentgrass putting surface. Not only would this be extremely costly, but considering our southern climate, there would be no guarantee that the new greens could be maintained at an acceptable level over the long-term. 2.) The decision would eliminate the need to position Turfbreeze fans during the summer months adjacent to the greens to circulate the air flow. These fans had been scheduled to be replaced over the next 5-years at a cost of nearly $150K dollars. There will be no further requirement for these noisy and unsightly fans to be used during the summer months 3.) The maintenance staff would be able to devote more of their attention to detailing the course rather than being preoccupied every summer with “babysitting” the Bentgrass, which frequently required the scheduling of syringing of

greens throughout the day in order to cool the leaf blades. These were part of the reasons that the decision will result in overall cost savings in both the operating and capital budget. The Board concluded that the Bentgrass greens on the North Course did not meet Berkeley Hall standards from June through September From both a playability and aesthetics perspective and needed to be replaced.

Benefits of Champion BermudagrassChampion Bermudagrass was first in-troduced in 1995. It is an ultra dwarf cultivar that is now being used by 530 golf courses across 16 states in the South.

According to the USGA, Champion Burmudagrass across the Southern Region of the US provides a much more consistent putting surface on a daily basis, and green speeds as well as firmness will not fluctuate nearly as much as experienced with the Bentgrass. Greens that have been installed over 10 years ago are still performing well today. According to Danny Malone, Certified Golf Course Superintendent, “The Champion Bermudagrass has a smaller leaf blade and a vertical growth pattern with less grain. Studies have proven that these characteristics would offer a quality putting surface to our Members. Champion Bermudagrass will grow and thrive in the summer heat, compared to the Bentgrass that struggles to survive.” He also noted that Champion Bermudagrass requires less water use and will greatly reduce the need for fungicides.

Work on the North Course greens will be scheduled for next summer. Matt Presnell, Director of Golf, is formulating procedures to expand Member play on the South Course and to make arrangements with other local golf clubs to access their facilities for Member and Guest play on a reciprocal basis. Details of these arrangements will be announced to the membership in the Spring of 2013.

Tour Events Playing on Champion GreensAltogether there have been 47 Tour events played on Champion Bermudagrass greens since 1996 including:

PGA Tour Championship Atlanta Country Club, Atlanta, GAPGA Tour Championship Houston, TexasSt Jude Classic Memphis, TennesseeValero Texas OpenTPC San Antonio TexasOutback Steakhouse Pro-AmTPC Tampa Bay, FloridaAT&T ChampionshipTPC San Antonio, TexasViking Classic Madison, MississippiNavistar LPGA Classic Prattville, Alabama

Champion Bermudagrass Greens Coming to the North Course in 2013

by Bob Ring, Director of Member Services and Marketing

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SSPa & FITNESS

Getting back into your workout routine after the holiday festivities can be really difficult. After all the food, drinks and family time, the last thing most of us want to do is to hit the gym. If you feel like you’re struggling to get back

into the swing of things, try one of our group classes! Not only will you get a fantastic workout, time will fly by since you will be working out alongside your friends and neighbors. We have a fitness class that will suit everyone’s interest!

• PILATES: This class consists of very gentle exercises done on a mat in either a sitting or lying down position. The primary focus is on awareness of the spine and powerhouse (abdominals and lower back) to execute a series of exercises to increase core strength and flexibility.

• CARDIO SCULPT: This aerobic class combines fat-burning aerobics with muscle building exercises. You will experience continuing intervals of 3 minutes of kick-boxing aerobics and 3 minutes of dumbbell resistance

• R3: A full body, boot camp style workout that focuses on flexibility and strength training, which are crucial to enhancing your quality of life as well as improving your golf game.

• CORE CONDITIONING: This class specifically targets the abdominals, and lower back musculature. Developing a strong core will decrease the likelihood of back and neck pain, incontinence, ruptured disks, muscle and ligament strains, all while improving posture.

• ZUMBA: A workout that fuses Latin rhythms with a very simple dance and aerobic moves designed to torch calories and provide a full body workout. The routines are based on interval training with both fast and slow rhythms that are easy to follow.

• YOGA: Suitable for almost all levels, Yin Yoga targets the connective tissues such as ligaments, bones and even the joints of the body that are normally not exercised very much in a more active style of yoga practice.

• CARDIO KICKBOXING: Coming soon! This class blends athletic drills with martial arts to create an intense cardiovascular workout. You can burn as many as 500 calories in a one-hour class and achieve a total body workout

Your exercise routine should not be something you dread, for if it’s a program you enjoy you’re likely to stick with it. So Happy New Year, we’re looking forward to seeing you in class.

Spa & Fitness Center

MONDAYMat Pilates @ 9am (Silja)

Complimentary for Members; Guest $10

Cardio Sculpt @ 10:15am (Kathy) $8/Member {unless pre-paid}

R³ Class {Restore, Recover & Relax} @ 4pm (Derek)$20/class for Members and Guests {unless pre-paid}

Water Aerobics @ 4pmMeet independently at the pool ~ No cost

TUESDAYCycling (Nan) @ 8:15am

$12/Member; $15/Guest

Core Conditioning @ 3pm (Nan)Complimentary for Members; Guests $10

Water Aerobics @ 4pmMeet independently at the pool ~ No cost

WEDNESDAYZumba @ 9am (English)

$8/member {unless pre-paid}; Guests $10

Cardio Splash @ 9:30am (Erin)$8/Member (unless pre-paid) & $10/Guest

Tennis Clinic @ 9:30amMembers $12; Guests $15; Must sign-up by Wednesday to participate

Yoga @ 10:15am (Nan)Complimentary for Members; Guest $10

THURSDAYNo Classes

FRIDAYCardio Sculpt @ 9:30am (Erin)

Members Complimentary; Guests $10

Group Tennis Clinic @ 9:30am (Gavin & Jo)Members $12; Guests $15; Must sign-up by Wednesday to participate

SATURDAYZumba @ 9am (Zanne)

$8/member {unless pre-paid}; Guests $10

Weekly Class Schedule

Getting Back To It After The Holidays

by Amber Reynolds, Fitness Trainer

Spa SpecialIt’s time to de-stress after the busy holiday season by making an appointment for an Indulgent Facial or perhaps a Hot Stone Massage or luxurious Body Scrub. Call the Spa & Fitness Center at 843.815.8985 for more details.

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5K Turkey Trot This year, the Spa & Fitness Center held its 5th Annual Berkeley Hall 5K Turkey Trot and it was by far our biggest yet! There was a huge turnout of around 160 racers plus several spectators. Everything went off without a hitch not too mention the weather was perfect for running and biking. There were four age divisions for both men and women. We also had a Men’s and Women’s bike division with around a dozen bikers. After the 5K we held a much shorter, yet much more exciting race for the children under 12 years old. The following is a list of all the winners and there times:

Overall 1st Place Jesse Pacem 17:26Overall 2nd Place Jack Crone 20:20Overall 3rd Place Miranda Haas 20:42 *Female Winner*

Men’s Under 15 Jack Crone 20:20Women’s Under 15 Madison Haas 20:28

Men’s 16-35 Tom Crone 22:15Women’s 16-35 Miranda Haas 20:42

Men’s 36-55 Jesse Pacem 17:26Women’s 36-55 Ali Richardson 25:19

Men’s 56+ Tim Wright 28:32Women’s 56+ Mags Tuohy 28:38

Men’s Bike Winner Simon Tuohy *Defending Champ*

Women’s Bike Winner Taniel Cameron

1st Place Kids Race William Lemire2nd Place Kids Race Watt St. John3rd Place Kids Race Nate St. John

Congratulations to all of our winners this year! We had a blast hosting the race and want to thank everyone for coming out! We look forward to our next race which is Liberty Bell 5K held on the 4th of July!

Miranda Haas ~ Overall 3rd Place Female Winner

Jesse Pacem ~ Overall 1st Place

Tim Wright ~ Men’s 56+ Winner

Simon Tuohy ~ Men’s Bike WinnerDefending Champion

William Lemire ~ 1st Place Kid’s Race

Honorary Turkey

On Your Mark. Get Set. Go! Jack Crone ~ Overall 2nd Place

Tom Crone ~ Men’s Under 15 Winner

Mags Tuohy ~ Women’s 56+ Winner

Taniel Cameron ~ Women’s Bike Winner

Watt St. John ~ 2nd Place Kid’s Race

Nate St. John ~ 3rd Place Kid’s Race

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NEW YEAR’S DAY

The Spa & Fitness Center will be open from 7-2pm.

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9:30am ~ Cardio Splash

9:30am ~ Tennis Clinic

10:15am ~ Yoga

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9:30am ~ Group Tennis Clinic

10am ~ Comp. Swing Clinic

3pm ~ Kayak Nature Tour

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6pm ~ Pasta Night

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

January 2013

LADIES BOOK CLUB ~3PM

BREAKFAST CLUB ~ 8AM

INTERNATIONAL NIGHT~ 6PM

LADIES ART CLASS ~ 12PM

LADIES GOLF LUNCHEON/AWARDS & SPRING

FASHION SHOW ~ 10AM

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

February 2013

LADIES BOOK CLUB ~3PM

MEN VS. WOMEN RYDER CUP

VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER ~ 6:30PM

LADIES ART CLASS ~ 12PM

Hours of Operation{Effective January 7 thru March 5, 2013}

BERKELEY HALL366 Good Hope Road

Bluffton, South Carolina 29909

ClubhouseAdrian Morris 843-815-8488General Manager & Chief Operating OfficerMillicent Dooley 843-815-8490Director of AdministrationMichael Krause 843-815-8439Clubhouse ManagerBryan O’Neal 843-815-8997Facilities Maintenance Manager

Accounting Frank McSweeney 843-815-8950Club ControllerMyla Mitchell 843-815-8414Assistant ControllerSheree Small 843-815-8953Member Billing

ARBWendy Wagner 843-815-8443 ARB Administrator

Member Services Keith Bradley 843-815-8422Director of Cottage ServicesBob Ring 843-815-8423Director of Marketing & Member Services

Food & BeverageTom Ferrel 843-815-8433Executive ChefMaren Rogers 843-815-8493Director of CateringChris Smith 843-815-8434Dining Room Manager

Front Desk Services 843-815-8494

Golf:Matt Presnell 843-815-8440Director of GolfDanny Malone 843-815-8420Golf Course SuperintendentBrittany Kennedy 843-815-8442Merchandise Manager

The Golf Shop 843-815-8444

Dining FacilitiesTap Room 843-815-8428Men’s Locker Room 843-815-8431

Gatehouse Services: Ray Fleetwood 843-815-8451Director of Gatehouse Services*For Guest Passes 843-815-8451

Halfway Houses:North 843-815-4308South 843-815-3753

Learning Center: 843-815-8446Andrew Rice 843-247-4688Director of InstructionKrista Dunton 843-290-8714Senior Instruction

Spa & Fitness Center: 843-815-8985Derek Lemire Spa & Fitness Center Manager

Phone List

Clubhouse Dining *Note: There will be no dining in either the Mixed Grille or Tap Room on Mondays. Light lunch fare will be served in both the Men’s and Ladies Locker Rooms. Please call Concierge Services at (843) 815-8494 to make your reservations for Clubhouse Dining and all Special Events.

Tap RoomLunch Daily ~ 11am to 4pm (Tuesday thru Sunday)Dinner* ~ 4pm to 8pm (Wednesday thru Sunday)

Happy Hour ~ 5pm to 6:30pm (Sunday thru Thursday)

Mixed GrilleThursdays Only ~ 11am to 4pmDinner ~ 6pm to 8pm (Friday, Saturday & Sunday) *Please join us on Sunday for A la cart Brunch from 11am-3pm and Pasta Night from 6-8pm.

Men’s & Ladies Locker RoomsBar Service ~ 11am to 6pm DailyLight Lunch Fare ~ 11am to 3pm (Monday Only)

Berkeley RoomAvailable daily for private functions.

Tuscany Wine RoomAvailable daily for private functions.

Golf Shop Daily 7:30am to 5:30pm

Member Services Monday Through Saturday 8:30am to 5pm Sunday 8:30am to 4pm

Spa & Fitness Center Monday - Friday 6am to 7pm Saturday & Sunday 7am to 7pm

Sales Office Monday through Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm Saturday 8:30am to 5pm Sunday 12pm to 5pm

Learning Center Daily 8am to 5pm Private Instruction ~ Daily 8am to 5pm

River Park Open Daily for your use. Please contact Concierge Services for access to the locked containers of kayaking, fishing, crabbing equipment and life jackets.

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