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John Borrelli Nick Webb 04/12/18 5:05 PM

Wayne McCalley Aaron Martella 04/24/18 3:00 PM

Matt Jeans Joel Broumas 04/11/18 5:00 PM

Ron Cook Marc Sanders 04/24/18 4:00 PM

Nick Webb Ron Cook TBD TBD

Steve Williams Aaron Martella TBD TBD

Machdo & SonsCorporate Member

Jason MachadoDesignated Player

Manuel MachadoDesignated Social Player

Michael MachadoDesignated Player

Mathew MachadoDesignated Player

Mike KingSocial Membership

Aaron MedeirosYoung Professional

Greg SchmidtYoung Professional

Larry PiresSocial Membership

Paul OliveiraSocial Member

Eric JergensonSocial Membership

Gary CaseriPlaying Membership

The President’s Message 3

Seniors’ Club 4

Club Event News 5

Couples’ Club 7

Men’s Club 7

Simonds Says 8

The Studio 9

Golf Shop News 10

Turlock Women’s Golf Club 11

Kitchen Komments 12

The Tee Birds 12

Handicap Committee 14

Super News 14

WAHL, WILLEMSE, & WILSON, LLPC E R T I F I E D P U B L I C A C C O U N T A N T S

Amy B. Wilson, CPA Gary L. Wahl, CPA

Phone: (209 669-0880Voice Mail: Ext 214Fax: (209) 669-0992E-Mail: [email protected]: www.3wcpa.com

Phone: (209 669-0880Voice Mail: Ext 216Fax: (209) 669-0992

E-Mail: [email protected]: www.3wcpa.com

401 E. Main Street, Turlock, California 95380

BERNIE ROCHA

THE MONTHLY ROUND @ TGCC

Hello everyone! Well our bunkers are finallyfinished, and I think the project turned outfantastic. I am hearing a lot of positive commentsabout them and if you are like me, adjusting ourbunker play to hit out of bunkers that actually havesand in them. I would like to thank the CandylGroup for their hard work to get this project donein such a timely manner. I also want to thank themembers for their patience during constructionwhen we were having to skip holes to allow theproject to proceed without interruption from play.Having our new bunkers has put the finishingtouches on our amazing course.One of the questions I have been getting recentlyis “when is the pool going to be finished?” Withthe weather getting better we are hoping the poolcompany will be able to complete the project bymid- April. The House Committee has been

discussing doing more events out by the pool thisSpring and Summer and we are looking forwardto utilizing this area more.I would like to thank the Staff and the Board ofDirectors for their work on the 2018 Budget.Everyone is working hard to identify andimplement cost savings where we can while stillproviding excellent quality of service. As always, Iencourage you to attend Committee and BoardMeetings when you can to share your thoughtsand ideas. If you are unable to attend, feel free tocontact myself or other Board Members to shareyour thoughts and ideas.Lastly, a big congratulations to Mary Kelly forwinning the Ladies Net Match Play Championship!

See you next month…

Tournament Scores and Your HandicapSo what makes tournament scores so special? Thetournament, or “T” score, is utilized by the handicapsystem to maintain the integrity of the player’shandicaps. Presently, the following events are postedas tournament scores (T-scores). All ClubChampionships (Men’s, Senior’s and Women’s),Men’s Invitational, Women’s Invitational, SeniorInvitational, Men’s and Woman’s Spring and FallClassics, All Net Match Play tournaments and anyevent designated to be a tournament score by theHandicap Committee in conjunction with theTournament Committee.Golf is a gentleman’s game and everyone is expectedto play to the best of their ability every time they play.So when someone says, “I play better in tournamentsbecause I concentrate better” or “I play better when itmeans something” the T-score is incorporated intothe handicap system just for this situation.We know that your handicap index is based upon thebest 10 of your last 20 scores. Those ten areaveraged and slightly lowered in the formula toobtain your handicap index. However, your T-scoresare also involved in the formula. T-scores are kept for

12 months or longer if they are within the most recent20 posted scores. Without getting into the exactformula, if you shoot more than 3.0 strokes belowyou handicap index (not course handicap) more thanonce, your handicap index may be adjusteddownward. Should this happen to you, you will seean “R” by your index. This is an automaticallygenerated reduction by the handicap calculatingsoftware.These reductions are reviewed by the handicapcommittee regularly but rarely is there any disputewith the results of the computation. Since thehandicap index represents your potential ability, itonly makes sense that the t-score should also be partof this formula since you have proven you have theability to shoot lower scores in tournament situations.Please contact me or our committee should you haveany questions about this procedure and good luck inour upcoming tournaments!

05/04 - Corn Hole Tournament

05/13 - Mother’s Day Brunch

05/19 - Pool Opening / Beer Mingle

05/31 - Memorial Day Tournament &BBQ

Dates You Want To Know!


If for a while the harder you try the harder it gets,"take heart" so it has been with the best people whoever lived. ---Who's On First ? -----The Seniors' Club Ryder Cup hascome and gone! What a relief, so many questions ,---"what happens if it rains, who is my partner, what isthe game and why are we playing that game ?" andthen the same questions five minutes later !. Who'sOn First ?-----Why everyone was asking the Bandit,he does not know. Sometimes it's better to justremain silent and smile ! The bandit just writes theresults of the games. But again, Who's On First ? -----The Seniors' Club Ryder Cup is the Granddaddy ofall our Golf Games during the year. For us elderlygentlemen it is the "Masters". A chance to show offour skills and to be able to have the bragging rightsfor a full year of winning it. Part of being a champ isacting like a champ, you have to learn how to winand not run away when you lose. Day one of ourRyder Cup two day tournament started out with adelicious breakfast, warming up out on the practicerange and putting a little. You could sense and feelthe adrenaline in all the twenty four players as theyheaded out to the Tee Box. As always with theSeniors on the first tee, no jitters, lots of jive though.After the first drive the seniors settled down to a

serious competitive fun day of golf. The team of JimHankal, John Daugherty, John Hendrickson, rfortado, Dan Morgan, Gary Younkin, Jerry Parson,Glen Elder, Steven Bracken, Steven Kyte, TerryMcGrath and Don Ulrich came to play, like there wasno tomorrow. They scored nine and half points tolead by seven. Even though falling behind by sevenpoints, the team of William Creeggan, Bruce Porter,Richard Larson, Hal Thompson, Mike Vincent,Durwood Tell, Don Carlberg, Paul Peterson, MiltRaugust, John Rogers, Don Duree and Sid Emersondid not give up, they knew that normally it is the lastkey on the ring which opens the door. Starting thesecond day of play with determination they finish thegame to close within ten points of winning it all.. Butthe team of Hankal, Daugherty, Hendrickson, fortado,Morgan, Younkin, Parson, Elder, Bracken, Kyte,McGrath and Ulrich held steady, did not make manymistakes, sunk the putts when under pressure andnow hold the bragging rights till the next Ryder Cup.Those brave warriors who came in second place tookhome a prize (a crying towel) for this memory makinggame. Remember My Friends, "Don't compare yourlife to others. There's no comparison between the sunand the moon. They shine when it's their time". --------The Senior Roving Reporter ----The Bandit.


Well, we are through one quarter of a year. TheLadies’ Hit and Giggle saw inclement weather andhad to be canceled. The Men’s Horse Race on The9th was won by Perez and Keas. In second placewas the team of Rosa and Bunch. The next day asuccessful Demo day was held, and bad weatheragain stopped the night golf that was planned. Asof this writing there were 16 signed up for theWomen’s Spring Classic.FREE Junior Golf clinics continue every Thursday at5 PM. This is great opportunity to improve andlearn the game! Speaking of Juniors, next monthstarts our

SaturdayApril 14, 21, 28 May 5, 12

SaturdayJune 26, 30, July 7, 14, 21

SaturdaySeptember 15, 22, 29, October 6, 13

Short and Long chipping skillsPitching skillsBunker skillsPutting skillsFull swing practiceGolf course practice

In addition, next month will be active with Men’sHorse Race on Friday the 6th. The Men’s SpringClassic will held on the 7th and the 8th. The Men’sInvitational sign ups will be on Saturday the 14th at7:00 AM. A first ever (that I am aware if) PaintNight will be held on Thursday the 19th at 6:30.Bring your artistic creativity and have a drink ortwo! On the 25th there will be a new memberorientation.Please take every opportunity to participate in, notonly the club sponsored events, but join one ourmen’s or women’s clubs, and attend a committeethat interests you!


Contact KellieFor more information @

[email protected] or 209-634-5471

Bus. Card -$250/ year

¼ page - $400 / year

½ page -$500 / year

Full page -$700 / year


With the Masters just around the corner here are afew “customs”: 1. Food prices are ridiculously low,egg salad or pimento cheese sandwiches are $1.50.2. Spectors or fans are called “patrons” 3. The roughis referred to as the “second cut” 4. Bunkers are filledwith mining waste and 5. The house located in themiddle of Augusta National Parking lot remainsthere as the owners refuse to sell it.

March 18 was a beautiful day. Thanks to HalThompson & Marlene Castro for hosting the ParPoint event in which 48 players participated.

Results: Net only1st Flight:First place: Ray & Becky Romero - Jag & NarjitBhinderSecond place: Jerry & Priscilla Jarrett - Jeff Hansen &Lupe GamezThrid Place: Mike & Margaret Callaway - Bryan &Cindy Bunch

2nd Flight:First Place: Mel & Mary Ferreira - Mark & CindyGreesonSecond Place: Hal Thompson & Marlene Castro -Chris & Sandra Freeberg

Third Place: Joel & Shelly Broumas - Tim & GinaBrewster.

Closest to pin #7 - Bruce Porter

(scheduled Sept. 16th). Hosted by Jim & CarolMcRoberts.

If you haven't signed up for Spring Classic, now isthe time to get signed up! Sign ups are open on thetgccmembers.com website, in the Pro Shop, or feelfree to call the Pro Shop. Remember, sign ups closeon Wednesday the 4th. Playing and social membersare invited to this event as well. Your sign upincludes breakfast and lunch on both days.

Sweeps for the month are: Friday the 6th,Wednesday the 11th, Saturday the 14th, andSaturday the 28th.

See you at the Spring Classic on Saturday the 7th!


Hello All,Turlock Golf and Country Club continues to be on a“roll”.I want to start out by thanking staff for all they’re hadwork over the last few months. It is very muchappreciated. With the temperatures moving up, thereare more club events on the books, and the coursecontinues to look better and better. The greens are ontrack to be the best in this valley. Because of the “busyseason”, it is more important that everyone looks atour calendar and has themselves signed up as soonas possible. If you have not signed up for our e-blasts,TGCC App, Facebook, or our text notification, pleasedo so that you do not miss out on information orsignups for the fun to come. I encourage everyone tokeep in touch.

– Feel free to comein and sign up with staff or call us and we will get yousigned up. Our website is turlockgcc.com

– Go to Turlock Golf and Country Club andlike our page. It is a great way to see what’s up atTGCC

– Text TGCC to 71441 to receive allthe text updates for what happening at Turlock Golfand Country Club

- We are officially done with ourbunker project. I would like to thank Candyl GolfGroup for their diligence in making sure this projectwas done on time and with the quality that wasexpected from the club. One very important reasonfor this was the ongoing correspondence that oursuperintendent, Tom, and the staff, had with thisgroup. It was a great team effort! We have already

received a great response and it will only get better.Enjoy!

– This project will be a great addition forour Spring/Summer season. We are only a few weeksaway from getting ready for a fun and exciting familyatmosphere in our pool area. Games, family events,music and outside events are only a taste of what weare continuing to strive for.

One of our main focuses for this coming Spring /Summer will be our junior golf program. Makingjunior golf development a priority is very important forthe staff at Turlock Golf and Country Club and we willbe developing a program for all levels of players toimprove and have fun with this great game. Pleaselook out for e-blasts, posts, website info, and texts tostay in tune with what is happening in Junior Golf.We look forward to seeing you and hope that you areenjoying all that Turlock Golf and Country Club hasto offer!All my best.


Pilates & Golf. . . A WINNING COMBO!

You golf. You want to get better. INSERT PILATES!

Golfing involves constantly torqueing the body andrepeating the same movements, which ultimatelyleads to muscular imbalances from certain musclesbeing overused, while others become weakened.Muscular imbalances in the legs, hips, arms,shoulders, and lower back can definitely affect yourgolf game, especially as you age. You mayexperience less distance in your drives, less accuracy,and a decrease in stamina. Even more worrisome,the risk for potential strains, pulls and tears in themuscles increases.Golfers for many years now have turned to Pilates tohelp improve muscular imbalances, thus improvingtheir game and decreasing the risk of injury.

Why do Pilates & Golf pair so well together?As you know, the main movements of golf are basedon movement from the center of the body. Pilates isalso completely based around moving from thecenter of the body. Pilates strengthens the core,which is essential for golf because core strength canimprove hip rotation, range of motion in theshoulders and back stability.

Not only does Pilates strengthen the core, but it isalso a full body workout, leading to improvedflexibility and symmetry in muscles.

iIf you haven’t tried Pilates, now’s the time!Especially as the Men’s Invitational is quicklyapproaching! All you need is a couple sessions eachweek to see improvements in your body and yourgolf game! Want to give it a try? Contact me andI’ll set you up with a FREE session at The Studio! Weoffer small group and private training sessions. Plus,we are adding a Heated Pilates Suspension Training

Class this month, which will definitely challenge yourcore and improve mobility/flexibility!

Start now and in just 10 sessions, you will FEEL ADIFFERENCE!

Carrie Vilas, MSThe Studio: Pilates & Functional Trainingwww.stayfitstudio.comwww.carrievilas.com


● Play ready golf: Just because it’s call “honor”doesn’t mean its dishonorable to play out ofturn. It’s far more dishonorable to keep thegroup behind you waiting all day long.

● Be ready for your turn: don’t sit and wait whileyour cart partner plays; go get ready for yourown shot and be ready to hit when it is yourturn.

● Shorten the Pre-Shot routine: Although prideand some money may be on the line betweenfriends, you do not need to have a lengthypre-shot routine.

● Don’t over read putts: yes, professionals lookat putts from every angle. They also areplaying for millions of dollars. If you want toget multiple angles, do so before your turn so

that when it is your turn all you need is onelast look before pulling the trigger.

● Place your equipment properly: There isnothing more annoying than watching aplayer walk to the far side of the green toretrieve a club after completing a hole.

● Proceed to the next hole if you’re the first oneto hole out. Use this when your group isbehind to catch up. (You are behind if youwere standing on the next tee and the group ismore than a shot ahead of you.)

March EventsDate Time Event

Mar. 2nd 5:30pm Ladies Hit and GiggleMar. 9th 9:00am Senior Kickoff TournamentMar. 9th 5:00pm Mens Horse Race #1Mar. 10th 11am-3pm Demo DayMar. 10th 6:30ish Night GolfMar. 16th 12;00pm Sacred Heart Golf TournamentMar. 18th 12:30pm Couples Club

Mar. 23rd 12:30pm Warrior Open

Mar. 24th 9:00am Women's Spring Classic

Mar. 28th Tee Times Proprietary Member Guest Day


We have not had much play this last month due torain, but we do welcome the rain. The Hit andGiggle was fun and a good turn out even thoughtwe had to be inside. Joe gave us girls some puttingtips. Thanks Joe!! Spencer Heller played with our group onMarch 8 which was a special treat for us. Don’tforget to sign up the Women’s Fall Classic on March24. We look forward to seeing you all there.Enjoy “Fore” now. CALL THEM FOR ANY OF YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS TODAY!

Jeff Hansen

209.595.7093 cell209.632.9995 officePO Box 3056Turlock, CA 95381


March “Captain’s Trophy” went to MarleneHendrickson – Congratulations! In addition,Marlene also made the “Let Us Know” news bygetting a PAR on hole #15. Due to the inclementMarch weather, the Putting Contest was postponeduntil April.

April looks to be a busy month. Some of ourmembers will be traveling to Oakdale for a Home &Home on April 10. The first of our four Team Playtournaments will be hosted at Woodbridge, inconjunction with Twain Harte, on April 19. Then onApril 24, our first of seven WNHGA Open DayTournaments will be held at Cold Springs Golf andCountry Club, in Placerville.

Are you a new or existing member that…

● has some free time on Tuesday mornings

● has time to play 9 holes, but not 18 holes

● prefers to play 9 vs. 18 holes, yet has theoption of playing 18 holes on Tuesday’s

For moreinformation, please contact, Laurel Pruitt, at(209) 761-5246.

April is here with those famous April showers tobring beautiful May to make our course andgrounds bright and colorful. We had a great timein March with a couple of parties, a wine dinner,and great food and drink specials. April will be thesame, with our Easter brunch, Men’s springclassic, weddings and three golf tournaments. Wein the Nineteen24 Drinks & Fare are so excitedwith how these events are bringing so manymembers out to the club for fun and games andwe look forward to being the venue for thesecontinued events. This month it’s time to startshaking of the winter blues and get ready for moreactivities. League play, Tournaments and morefood and drink specials. Starting this month, weare making Thursdays more exciting with one newpromotion. Our Supper Club menu featuring threecourse meals starting at 12 dollars! We can’t waitto see you out enjoying the club.Thank you and take care.

Tuesday MorningsAll skill levels welcome

Play 9 holes(+ 9 more if you want to!)

Contact thePro Shop or Laurel Pruitt

for more information @ 761-5246

●Approved all Newmemberships

●Approved Financial Reviewfrom CPA

●Approved that Social memberswho play in the Fall or SpringClassics will only have oneround deducted from their totalrounds.

We currently have1 Proprietary Membership

for sale for

Please contactKellie Corkeryin the office @

634-5471for more information.

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ThisMonth YTD

IncomeAdmin 49,186 98,446Bar 24,041 51,825Course 125,734 251,133Pro Shop 24,366 43,580Restaurant 33,220 76,913Total Income 256,547 521,897Merchandise SalesPro Shop 21,650 39,506Total Merchandise Sales 21,650 39,506Mill River PlanPro Shop 4,080 8,145Total Mill River Plan 4,080 8,145Income (Other)Course 0 0Restaurant 5,951 14,062Total Income (Other) 5,951 14,062Cost of SalesBar 11,921 26,738Pro Shop 19,369 34,009Restaurant 17,920 38,129Total Cost of Sales 49,210 98,876Gross Profit 239,018 484,734Payroll ExpensesAdmin 30,137 60,822Bar 4,058 9,206Course 49,379 95,921Pool 0 0Pro Shop 22,950 46,412Restaurant 42,423 88,184Total Payroll Expenses 148,948 300,545Operating ExpensesAdmin 30,229 64,162Bar 515 1,100Course 25,523 52,989Pool 0 550Pro Shop 7,463 14,801Restaurant 6,381 12,812Total Operating Expenses 70,111 146,415Net Profit/Loss 19,959 37,775Admin -5,228 -10,456Bar -6 -12Course -14,280 -28,560Pool -326 -652Pro Shop -197 -394Restaurant -579 -1,158

Income After Extra Items -657 -3,457

February 2018


Spring is finally here! It has been a cold dry winter,with many a frost delay’s. Lately we have also gottensome much needed rain. The golf course isprogressing along.Bunker restoration project is moving along, we arefinishing up as I write this article. All bunkers havebeen completed and we are finishing the finaltouches with re-sodding around them now. We willbe packing these bunkers with a sand pro daily for awhile until we get them firmed up. The faces will alsobe compacted over time. All bunker rakes have beenre-placed with new rakes which will beperfect for our new bunkers.Greens are doing well. They have been needledtinned monthly and top- dressed in sand every otherweek. Bi-weekly micro nutrients are being sprayed.Monthly needle tinning is taken place for venting thegreens and pushing roots down. A 2nd winterfungicide application was recently completed. Bi-weekly sand top-dressing will aid in ball speed andsmoothness.Periodic herbicide application will occur on thefairways for poa annua control. They are starting towake up from dormancy and with the forecastedhighs of 70’s, and soil temps getting above 55degrees, it’s just a matter of time now.The roughs are being spot treated for broadleafweeds. A few areas around greens have beensodded. Some slit seeding was performed in somethin or bare areas. Bi-weekly foliar applications aremade on the over-seeded rye grass areas.

Spring aerification will be taking place this month.The following dates are scheduled for theseprocesses.

As these cultivation practices are completed theseareas will be fertilized, a pre-emergent herbicideapplication will be done in all over-seeded rye-grassareas for spring weeds. These cultivation steps will

make for great golfing conditions in the springthrough summer months.

- Raise level sprinkler heads around greens andfairways will be on-going.- Make blue tee on #16 larger.- On-going Tree work.- Monthly cart path edging.

Thank you all for your patience during theseprocesses.

Happy Golfing


STARTERS

20th Century Shrimp Cocktail 8Chilled with cocktail sauce, celery, fresh lemon

Dungenous Crab Cakes 16Mixed with capers, lemon and Dijon breaded and servedwith sweet peppers and classic tartar sauce

Chicken Korea Fritto Misto 12Bite size chicken tossed in a Korean BBQ sauce over tem-pura vegetables

Pepercorn NY 1510oz sliced NY Steak covered in a peppercorn sauce

GREENS

Wedge Half 7 Full 9Chicken Half 10 Full 13Ice berg lettuce, Bacon, Maytag Bleu Cheese, cherrytomatoes, cracked pepper and our Roquefort dressing

Teriyaki Ginger Chicken Salad Half 9 Full 13Char-grilled breast of chicken rubbed with ginger teriyakispices, on a bed of baby lettuce, tomatoes, mandarin or-anges, toasted almonds, and gala apples. Served withsweet chili dressing.

Shrimp Louie Half 9 Full 13Bay Shrimp topped over Harvest Greens, Egg, Tomatoes,Capers, Diced Celery with 1000 island Dressing Vegansubstitute available

Lite Cilantro Lime Chicken Stir Fry 14Pan seared chicken breast marinated in cilantro and limeserved over seasonal stir fry vegetables topped withavocado

MAIN

1924 Burger 138oz Wagyu Beef, Hilmar Cheddar, Bacon garlic chutney,5 Monkeys BBQ sauce

Chicken Lemon Pepper Alfredo 19Sauteed chicken and fresh squeezed lemon, black pepper,and garlic Alfredo tossed linguine

Clubhouse Meatball Risotto 18Homemade marinara sauce with Italian meatballs andfresh mozzarella oven baked over jalapeno risotto

Shrimp Penne 19Sautéed lemon caper prawns over a penne pastaPomodoro with cherry tomatoes, olives, garlic and pestotopped fresh mozzarella

Apricot Sweet Chili Prawns 19Freshwater Gulf prawns battered and glazed over coconutjasmine rice

Chicken Marcella 17Chicken breast sautéed with mushrooms & marcella wine.Served with butter linguini and seasonal vegetables

Parmesan Wild Salmon 19Wild Sockeye salmon seared with fresh parmesan cheesetopped with lemon beurre blanc over parmesan risotto

Local Dungeons Crab 241 pound of steamed crab served with drawn butter andpesto red potatoes.

Filet Mignon 31Salt and pepper seasoned filet pan seared finished in garlicbutter served almond brie risotto

12oz Ribeye Steak 26Grilled with sautéed mushrooms and roasted garlic servedwith Alfredo penne and seasonal vegetables

Prime Rib 8 oz 18 12 oz 22Our slow roasted Prime Rib roast served with a bakedpotato and seasonal vegetables

Our meals are proudly made with products from these local companies!

Dinner Menu

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