Congratulations to Moraga Country Club's - Golf Fusion
Congratulations to Moraga Country Club's - Golf Fusion Congratulations to Moraga Country Club's - Golf Fusion
May 2011 Serving Our Family Members Since 1973 Congratulations to Moraga Country Club’s Newly-Elected Directors Ruth Burke John Greenblatt Ron Mayes Rick Nedell John Rego
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May 2011<br />
Serving Our Family Members Since 1973<br />
<strong>Congratulations</strong> <strong>to</strong><br />
<strong>Moraga</strong> <strong>Country</strong> Club’s<br />
Newly-Elected Direc<strong>to</strong>rs<br />
Ruth Burke John Greenblatt Ron Mayes Rick Nedell John Rego
<strong>Moraga</strong> <strong>Country</strong> Club Staff<br />
Frank Melón, General Manager/COO<br />
frank@moragacc.com<br />
Kathe Foster, Asst. General Manager<br />
kathe@moragacc.com<br />
George Schiller, Controller<br />
george@moragacc.com<br />
Stuart Mahler, Public Safety Direc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
communitypatrol@moragacc.com<br />
Jason Woodworth, Direc<strong>to</strong>r of <strong>Golf</strong><br />
jason@moragacc.com<br />
Mark Orwig, Head Tennis Professional<br />
mark@moragacc.com<br />
Sean Mason, Aquatics Direc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
aquatics@moragacc.com<br />
Mike McDermott, Direc<strong>to</strong>r of<br />
Maintenance<br />
buildingmaintenance@moragacc.com<br />
Luis Ballesteros, <strong>Golf</strong> Course<br />
Superintendent<br />
golfcourse@moragacc.com<br />
Tony Palelei, Community<br />
Landscape Manager<br />
landscapemaintenance@moragacc.com<br />
Jon Plotnick, Landscape Manager<br />
jplotnick@valleycrest.com<br />
Brett Hurst, Executive Chef/Food<br />
& Beverage Manager<br />
chef@moragacc.com<br />
Ian Cook, Membership/Banquet<br />
Manager<br />
ian@moragacc.com<br />
J.T. Lada, Accounting Services<br />
jt@moragacc.com<br />
Board Of Direc<strong>to</strong>rs<br />
Ruth Burke<br />
Tom Enberg (Vice President)<br />
John Greenblatt<br />
Don Maddison (President)<br />
Ron Mayes<br />
Leslie Mortimer<br />
Rick Nedell (Secretary)<br />
Ron Palmer (Treasurer)<br />
Dan Rego<br />
Matt Rei<br />
Tara Rochlin<br />
Frank Sullivan<br />
MCC Telephone Numbers<br />
(All numbers are in the 925 area code.)<br />
Office 376.2200<br />
Event Reservations 376.2200<br />
Home Maintenance 376.2200<br />
Landscaping 376.2200<br />
<strong>Golf</strong> Shop 376.2253<br />
Tennis Lounge 376.1314<br />
Pool Office 631.1915<br />
Restaurant 631.1917<br />
Community Patrol Cell 250.7616<br />
Community Patrol Office 631.1914<br />
View The Most-Up-To-Date Events<br />
Calendar, Catch Up On Recent<br />
New Clubhouse Updates, Access<br />
Committee Meetings, Make Tee<br />
Times, Read The Latest Newsletter,<br />
And More...<br />
It’s your Club Online! Log on <strong>to</strong>day:<br />
MCC Website: www.moragacc.com<br />
(Call 376.2200 for assistance, if needed.)<br />
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Manager’s Report<br />
MCC is really hopping; it certainly was for our annual<br />
Easter Egg Hunt, and petting zoo, great day, great fun for<br />
our membership. Camp <strong>Moraga</strong> is becoming even more<br />
popular with the great weather days, if you have not tried<br />
breakfast or lunch yet please do. You can also just come in<br />
for a cool beverage and enjoy the plasma TVs; if you enjoy<br />
the national pastime, Camp <strong>Moraga</strong> does get all the baseball<br />
games in both the American and National leagues.<br />
Swim season is well underway with clinics starting and<br />
over 215 signed up for the swim team. Our junior golf and<br />
junior tennis camps are filling up quickly as well. <strong>Golf</strong><br />
course is in great shape and we are looking forward <strong>to</strong> all<br />
our upcoming invitational <strong>to</strong>urnaments.<br />
Clubhouse project is very close <strong>to</strong> schedule with second<br />
floor framing underway as I write this article. You can see a<br />
live snap shot of the clubhouse under construction on our<br />
web page at moragacc.com; just click on Live Construction<br />
View tab, the snap shot will refresh each time you refresh the<br />
page. Stay tuned for the grand opening of our turn building<br />
at the range.<br />
President’s Message<br />
Your Board of Direc<strong>to</strong>rs and the staff at <strong>Moraga</strong> <strong>Country</strong><br />
Club serve at the pleasure of the membership. With over 1,000<br />
members, we have a constituency that has many differing<br />
opinions on virtually all subjects. When our members are<br />
unhappy about something, we usually hear about it. If there<br />
is something that needs fixing and it is in our power <strong>to</strong> resolve<br />
the problem, we usually take care of it, budget permitting.<br />
However, one of the most disturbing situations that occurs is<br />
when a small group of members has an issue and it gets<br />
represented that “the membership has an issue with [insert<br />
your issue]”. While the Board and staff try <strong>to</strong> consider all<br />
issues that come before them, sometimes it is difficult <strong>to</strong> put<br />
the situation in<strong>to</strong> perspective. We are often faced with the<br />
situation that a handful of members will put an issue before<br />
us and we are faced with deciding if it something that the<br />
other 1,000 or so members agree with!<br />
Bot<strong>to</strong>m line—we would really appreciate hearing from<br />
you. While we will always try <strong>to</strong> remedy situations that need<br />
attention, we would also like <strong>to</strong> know if you think we are<br />
doing things right. Please let us know how you feel—positive<br />
or negative.<br />
BBBB<br />
The weather is warming up and we are seeing increased<br />
usage of the golf course and the tennis courts. It appears that<br />
our Aquatics Center on Larch Avenue has yet <strong>to</strong> be “discovered”.<br />
With a large heated pool, spa, and chaise lounges a-plenty, it<br />
is a great place <strong>to</strong> spend a couple of hours relaxing in a bucolic<br />
environment. Check it out.<br />
BBBB<br />
Thanks for listening. Don Maddison<br />
Frank Melón<br />
General Manager/COO<br />
Don Maddison<br />
President
Clubhouse Update<br />
I mentioned <strong>to</strong> Don Maddison recently that I am running<br />
out of <strong>to</strong>pics <strong>to</strong> cover in my monthly Clubhouse Update<br />
column. Perhaps the reason for this is a lack of imagination<br />
on my part but I think (hope) it is more that many of the<br />
pressing questions have been asked and answered and now<br />
we just wait, if somewhat anxiously, for the completion and<br />
ribbon cutting.<br />
It is also true that the progress speaks for itself. I hope<br />
you all visit the construction site regularly. I certainly do,<br />
every day I am in <strong>to</strong>wn, in fact. There has been recent<br />
significant progress in the framing so the shape and size<br />
of the facility is really starting <strong>to</strong> take form.<br />
Some have asked about the impact of the many and<br />
severe winter s<strong>to</strong>rms on our construction progress. The<br />
good news is, there was a dry spell in January at the very<br />
time we needed it which enabled us <strong>to</strong> get the concrete slab<br />
work done with little difficulty. Slab and foundation work<br />
are some of the most weather sensitive aspects of any<br />
construction project. In addition, we built several rain days<br />
in<strong>to</strong> the construction schedule and although we have used<br />
many of them we are still on track for a late 2011 or early<br />
2012 completion.<br />
Finally, as the weather turns in<strong>to</strong> mild spring days I<br />
remind you <strong>to</strong> take advantage of the fine fare and outdoor<br />
dining available at Camp <strong>Moraga</strong>. Those who have been<br />
there can attest <strong>to</strong> a great experience. Those who have not<br />
are certainly missing out and should not delay <strong>to</strong> take<br />
advantage of this outstanding amenity. Some feared the<br />
temporary facility would be an inconvenience. It has been<br />
anything but.<br />
That is it for this month. As always, please feel free <strong>to</strong><br />
contact me or any other member of the Committee if you<br />
have any questions.<br />
Tom Engberg, Chair<br />
Clubhouse Steering Committee Members<br />
(All numbers are in the 925 area code)<br />
Tom Engberg 330.7998 <strong>to</strong>m@thomasscottproperties.com<br />
Don Maddison 377.5596 don.maddison@jacobs-consultancy.com<br />
Rick Nedell 388.0163 rnedell@comcast.net<br />
Ron Palmer 376.2270 r.a.palmer@comcast.net<br />
Matt Rei 631.1500 matt@ksrinc.net<br />
Allen Sayles 376.7270 allen@jasarch.com<br />
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Food & Beverage<br />
MCC Members are settling in<strong>to</strong> spring and enjoying lunch on our outdoor patio. We look<br />
forward <strong>to</strong> the beautiful weather and increasing patronage, as well as the combination of simultaneous<br />
outdoor events. The Food & Beverage staff is dedicated <strong>to</strong> providing every member with quality<br />
attention you come <strong>to</strong> expect during busy intervals. As always, your support and patience are<br />
greatly appreciated at Camp <strong>Moraga</strong>.<br />
Lunch has become very popular here and many members have only just begun <strong>to</strong> experience<br />
our breakfast service. We offer a variety of items like Breakfast Burri<strong>to</strong>s, Pancakes and our own Camp<br />
Scramble, as well as organic coffee and espresso.<br />
Our Chefs can accommodate most any menu item or dietary need in creating the perfect dish <strong>to</strong><br />
get you through your day.<br />
Members that do come in for breakfast remain frequent return cus<strong>to</strong>mers and have<br />
provided us with some thoughtful feedback:<br />
“I would like <strong>to</strong> mention how much I have enjoyed the<br />
breakfast at Camp <strong>Moraga</strong>. Chef Brett and his staff<br />
always get my day off <strong>to</strong> a good start with fine food<br />
and very pleasant service” - Steve Oliver<br />
We want <strong>to</strong> thank you for your continued support during<br />
our transition <strong>to</strong> the new Club! Our hours of operation:<br />
Steve Oliver<br />
Breakfast<br />
Lunch<br />
Bar<br />
8:00 a.m. <strong>to</strong> 10:30 a.m.<br />
(Breakfast served all day on Sundays!)<br />
11:00 a.m. <strong>to</strong> 3:30 p.m.<br />
8:00 a.m. <strong>to</strong> 6:00 p.m.<br />
(Bar remains open as long as business dictates)<br />
Enjoy all the activities that spring and MCC offer, and then relax at Camp <strong>Moraga</strong> with a cold drink<br />
and a great meal!<br />
Brett Hurst, Executive Chef/Food & Beverage Manager<br />
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Ryan Kathan<br />
outside golf service & pantry staff<br />
Employee of the Month:<br />
Ryan Kathan<br />
This month, please join management as we honor Ryan Kathan, a<br />
member of both our Outside <strong>Golf</strong> Service and Pantry Staff!! When<br />
Ryan’s working with the <strong>Golf</strong> Staff his responsibilities are staging our<br />
golf cart area, cleaning members’ golf clubs and providing excellent<br />
cus<strong>to</strong>mer service. When Ryan’s working in the restaurant, you will<br />
see him behind the counter making delicious and creative salads and<br />
sandwiches.<br />
Before coming <strong>to</strong> <strong>Moraga</strong> <strong>Country</strong> Club in 2010, Ryan worked at<br />
Pennini’s preparing Pizza’s. Ryan lives close by MCC with his family<br />
in <strong>Moraga</strong>.<br />
He enjoys spending his spare time fishing with his close friends<br />
and family. When asked what he likes for entertainment he tells us<br />
he’s a Red Sox, Patriots, and Celtics fan. When he’s not rooting for<br />
his favorite teams, he’s catching up on Seinfeld, or watching Good<br />
Will Hunting while enjoying his favorite meal, Chicken and Rice.<br />
Next time you come <strong>to</strong> Camp <strong>Moraga</strong>, s<strong>to</strong>p by and say hello <strong>to</strong><br />
May’s Employee of the Month, Ryan Kathan!! Good job, Ryan!
Charity Drive for Rescue One Foundation<br />
We are asking every member of <strong>Moraga</strong> <strong>Country</strong> Club <strong>to</strong> donate <strong>to</strong> the<br />
RESCUE ONE foundation!<br />
We are very fortunate <strong>to</strong> have the paramedics of <strong>Moraga</strong>-Orinda so close <strong>to</strong> us.<br />
These well-trained professionals are able <strong>to</strong> provide us with the highest level of<br />
pre-hospital care and advanced life support. Our donations go directly <strong>to</strong> the paramedics<br />
units themselves, providing them with extra medical equipment and supplies, plus<br />
continuing education sessions. Our <strong>Moraga</strong>-Orinda paramedics are recognized as among<br />
the finest in Northern California.<br />
All of Your Donation Goes Directly To The Charity RESCUE ONE Foundation.<br />
The RESCUE ONE Foundation Board Members are all volunteers from our community. No administration fees are deducted<br />
from your donation. We have been immensely impressed by the knowledge and expertise shown by these fine, young<br />
paramedics! Please help them and your community by donating! A donation form has been included with your May<br />
Billing Statement.<br />
Please contact Joyce Shao (376.7019) with any questions.<br />
Check out the <strong>Moraga</strong><br />
<strong>Country</strong> Club Website<br />
for updates on the new<br />
Clubhouse, reminders and<br />
updates on events around the<br />
club, and a new addition, a<br />
LIVE CONSTRUCTION CAM!!!<br />
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Tennis News<br />
HAPPY MAY! One of my favorite months. The excitement of spring is here.<br />
Everything is so fresh and colorful. It has been a long and wet Spring, but<br />
with all the moisture it has brightened the flowers and watered our thirsty<br />
lawns.<br />
Our Junior Summer Tennis Information is available in the tennis lounge and also the MCC web site. Please go<br />
<strong>to</strong>: www.moragacc.com (member section) for junior information. We offer Junior Clinics for members and non<br />
members. We have a Junior Summer Program for members only consisting of the Development Team and<br />
Performance Team. We would appreciate an early sign-up. The Junior Program officially kicks off on June<br />
13th and goes <strong>to</strong> July 29th. Mark has planned an exciting and fun filled summer for our kids. Our summer<br />
program has always been such a positive experience for our members. Along with learning the different<br />
skills, it’s packed with friends, activities, food and just a whole lot of fun.<br />
FYI: Barbara is back! Barbara’s Thursday Night Ladies Drop-in has started back up. Feel free <strong>to</strong> join in from<br />
7:00 – 8:30 p.m. for good tennis and good fun. The level of play is 2.5 <strong>to</strong> 3.5. For the working women, this is a<br />
great way <strong>to</strong> get in some play during the week.<br />
Men’s drop-in has gone back <strong>to</strong> spring hours. The time has returned <strong>to</strong> 8:30 a.m. Please be here by 8:20 or call<br />
ahead so Mark can put you in the draw for 8:30. Play is usually 1 ½ hours. Level of play is 2.5 <strong>to</strong> 4.0.<br />
We have another date in May for our next Friday Night Mixer. Plan on Friday, May 20th. Tennis play from<br />
6:30 – 9:00 p.m. Cost is $12. per player. Weather should be wonderful and tennis promises <strong>to</strong> be great. Food<br />
served after play will be pizza, salad and dessert with wine and beer. Give us a call and we will sign you up.<br />
Ladies News<br />
The Ladies Spring Luncheon date has been announced. Write Wednesday, June 1st on your calendar.<br />
Details will be posted in the Tennis Shop. It is an event you don’t want <strong>to</strong> miss.<br />
Ladies Scoreboard<br />
A2 B.A.L.L. Captains: Cori Bertucio/Helena Singelstad 6 - 0<br />
B1 B.A.L.L. Captains: Barbara Jordan/Mayada Innenberg 9 - 1<br />
A1 Sr. B.A.L.L. Captain: Yvette Lardge 5 - 3<br />
B1 Sr. B.A.L.L. Captains: Helen Sullivan/Kathy Shieman 4 - 1<br />
A1 Spring Captains: Pam Bishop/Lili Smith 2 - 2<br />
B1 Spring Captains: Ann Marie McGee/Jennifer Glass 3 - 0<br />
B2 Spring Captains: Vee Hoff/Karin Hein 2 - 2<br />
B3 Spring Captains: Shari Jones/Katy Keough 2 - 5<br />
Mark Orwig, Direc<strong>to</strong>r of Tennis<br />
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USTA News<br />
We have a sign-up posted for the upcoming Senior 60 and 50 Mixed Season.<br />
Senior 60<br />
Registration: April 8 – May 15<br />
Season Opens: June 20 – September 18<br />
Local Playoffs: September 30 – Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 2<br />
50 Mixed<br />
Registration: May 8 – June 12<br />
Season Opens: July 11 – Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 9<br />
Local Playoffs: Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 14 - 16<br />
USTA Scoreboard<br />
3.0 Ladies’ Captains: Bernardita Fong/Belinda Kimura 0 - 1<br />
3.5A Ladies’ Captains: Tracy Perlee/Elaine Holt 2 - 1<br />
3.5B Ladies’ Captains: Karen Baymiller/Kim Hunter 1 - 0<br />
4.0 Ladies’ Captains: Pam Bishop/Lili Smith 2 - 1<br />
3.5A Men Captains: Joe Bernsten/John Marvel 1 - 2<br />
3.5B Men Captains: Tim Wedlake/Rick Zavatero 0 - 2<br />
4.0 Men Captains: John Faulkner/Andrew Oliver 3 - 0<br />
4.5 Men Captains: Charlie Fischer/Mark Bohuslav 0 - 1<br />
6.0 Mixed Doubles Captain: Bernardita Fong 4 - 4<br />
7.0A Mixed Doubles Captains: Ann Marie McGee/Peter Singelstad 3 - 10<br />
7.0B Mixed Doubles Captains: Craig and Rica Chudler 6 - 4<br />
8.0 Mixed Doubles Captains: Sean Absher 3 - 7<br />
3.5 Men’s Super Sr. Captains: Jim Brown/Chris Lardge<br />
4.0 Men’s Super Sr. Captain: Charlie Coane<br />
ANNUAL MEETING MINUTES: The annual meeting minutes are available on the website or in the office for any member who wishes<br />
<strong>to</strong> review them. According <strong>to</strong> the Bylaws, “members have 30 days from that date <strong>to</strong> give comments or input. Following the 30 day comment<br />
period the Board will review the members’ comments and suggested changes, make the changes <strong>to</strong> the minutes that the Board deems<br />
appropriate, and finally approve the annual meeting minutes.”<br />
If after reviewing the minutes you wish <strong>to</strong> propose changes or corrections, please submit them in writing <strong>to</strong> the Board of Direc<strong>to</strong>rs. The<br />
Board will review the comments prior <strong>to</strong> the June 16, 2011 Board meeting where they will be approved. If you need <strong>to</strong> have a copy of the<br />
minutes sent <strong>to</strong> you please contact the front desk at 376.2200.<br />
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May 2011<br />
<strong>Golf</strong>, Tennis, Swimming,<br />
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY<br />
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1-3p Ladies USTA 3.5B Match<br />
3-5p Men’s USTA 4.0 Match<br />
4:30-6p Junior Tennis Match<br />
9:30a-12p Ladies A1 Spring Match<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
8-10a Niners’ Play Day<br />
9:30a-12p Ladies B1 Spring Match<br />
12-2p Niners’ Rule Review (Patio)<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
5-6p Water Aerobics (MAC)<br />
9:30a-12p Ladies B2 Spring Match<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
7:15-8:45p Tennis Committee Meeting<br />
(Tennis Lounge)<br />
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Mother’s Day<br />
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All Day Campolindo <strong>Golf</strong> Tournament<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
8-10a Niners’ Play Day<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
5-6p Water Aerobics (MAC)<br />
5-7p Green Committee Meeting<br />
(Camp <strong>Moraga</strong>)<br />
5-6:30p ARC Meeting (MAC)<br />
6:30-9p Ladies USTA 3.0 Match<br />
8-11a MWGA Medal Play<br />
3-4p Public Safety and Compliance<br />
Meeting (MAC)<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
15 16 17 18<br />
10a-3p Nike Demo Day<br />
11a-1p Ladies USTA 4.0 Match<br />
1-3p Men’s USTA 3.5A Match<br />
3-5p Men’s USTA 4.0 Match<br />
All Day <strong>Moraga</strong> Fore Our Schools <strong>Golf</strong><br />
Tournament<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
6:30-9p Men’s USTA 4.5 Match<br />
8-10a Niners’ Play Day<br />
3-5p Clubhouse Steering Committee<br />
Meeting (MVPC)<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
5-6p Water Aerobics (MAC)<br />
8-11a MWGA Ladies Invitational<br />
12-2p Men’s Super Sr. 4.0 Match<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
5-7p Budget & Finance Committee<br />
Meeting (1100 <strong>Moraga</strong> Way)<br />
6:30-9p Ladies USTA 3.5B Match<br />
22 23 24 25<br />
1-5p Junior Gathering<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
7a-2p Niners’ Play Day<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
5-6p Water Aerobics Class (MAC)<br />
6:30-9p Ladies USTA 3.5B Match<br />
7-10p Evening Duplicate Bridge (MAC)<br />
8-11a MWGA Medal Play<br />
12-2p Men’s Super Sr. 4.0 Match<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
5:30-7:30p <strong>Golf</strong> Committee Meeting<br />
6:30-9p Ladies USTA 4.0 Match<br />
29 30 Memorial Day 31<br />
10a-3p Ping Demo Day<br />
1-3p Men’s USTA 4.0 Match<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
8-10a Niners’ Play Day<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
5-6p Water Aerobics Class (MAC)<br />
New Moon<br />
First Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter<br />
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Meetings & Social Events<br />
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY<br />
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May 2011<br />
Events of Note<br />
<strong>Moraga</strong> Cup / Senior Club<br />
Championship<br />
May 13 - 14<br />
Nike Demo Day<br />
May 15<br />
10a-3p<br />
8-10:30a SMGA Senior’s Match Play<br />
Round 1<br />
9:30a-12p Ladies B2 Spring Match<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
5-6p Water Aerobics Class (MAC)<br />
9:30a-12p Ladies B3 Spring Match<br />
12-2p Men’s Super Sr. 3.5 Match<br />
11a-1p Ladies USTA 3.5A Match<br />
3-5p Men’s USTA 3.5A Match<br />
MWGA Ladies Invitational<br />
May 18<br />
Cobra Demo Day<br />
May 29<br />
10a-3p<br />
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8-10:30a SMGA Match Play Round 2<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
5-6p Water Aerobics Class (MAC)<br />
5:30-6:30p MGA Board Meeting<br />
(Camp <strong>Moraga</strong>)<br />
9:30a-12p Ladies Mixer<br />
11:30a-3p Event #3 <strong>Moraga</strong> Cup/Senior<br />
Club Championship<br />
4-6p Junior Match<br />
7:30-11a Event #3 <strong>Moraga</strong> Cup/Senior<br />
Club Championship<br />
11a-1p Ladies USTA 3.5A Match<br />
1-3p Ladies USTA 3.0 Match<br />
3-5p Men’s USTA Match<br />
June 2011<br />
Events of Note<br />
Men’s Challenge<br />
June 2, 3, 4<br />
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Swim Time Trials<br />
June 5<br />
8-10:30a SMGA Home & Home<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
3:30-6:30p Board of Direc<strong>to</strong>rs Meeting<br />
(MVPC)<br />
5-6p Water Aerobics Class<br />
6:30-9p Friday Night Mixed Doubles<br />
11a-2p Ladies USTA 3.5A Match<br />
26 27 28<br />
8-10:30a SMGA One Man Scramble<br />
3-7p Swim Team Pre-Season Workouts<br />
3-4p Landscape Committee Meeting<br />
(MAC)<br />
4-6p House Committee Meeting<br />
(Camp <strong>Moraga</strong>)<br />
5-6p Water Aerobics Class (MAC)<br />
11a-1p Men’s USTA 3.5B Match<br />
1-3p Ladies USTA 3.0 Match<br />
3-5p Men’s USTA 3.5A Match<br />
April 2011 June 2011<br />
View The Most Up-To-Date Calendar<br />
Log On To Your Club Online: <strong>Moraga</strong>cc.com<br />
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With the start of May comes exciting times for the MCC Waves Swim Team! Our fantastic Waves will<br />
be hitting the pool deck for practice Mon-Thurs afternoons from 3:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. starting Monday,<br />
May 2nd. These afternoon spring practices will run through June 13th, at which time we’ll switch <strong>to</strong> the<br />
summer workout schedule, and the MicroWaves program will get underway! Check the website at<br />
www.mccwaves.com for more information about the workout schedule. Please note that in order for a<br />
swimmer <strong>to</strong> participate in swim team workouts he/she must be registered and his/her parents must have<br />
completed sign-ups for work responsibilities.<br />
MCC Time Trials is set for Sunday, June 5th at the MAC. As we have done in the past, we will split<br />
the team in<strong>to</strong> two groups for Time Trials; the 9 and Ups will swim in the morning and the 8 and Unders<br />
will have the afternoon session. It promises <strong>to</strong> be a great day for the team, and we look forward <strong>to</strong> seeing<br />
great season-opening times from all of our Waves.<br />
Please be respectful of the Larch neighborhood - we truly appreciate the use of this great facility, and<br />
we want <strong>to</strong> show our gratitude <strong>to</strong> the neighbors in the area, so let’s make sure <strong>to</strong> drive slowly and safely<br />
on our way <strong>to</strong> and from the pool.<br />
If you haven’t registered for swim team yet, it’s not <strong>to</strong>o late. Just go <strong>to</strong> mcc.waves.com and click on<br />
the register but<strong>to</strong>n.<br />
Reminders:<br />
Now that spring weather has finally arrived there are a few reminders for when you come <strong>to</strong> the pool.<br />
• Drive slowly. Be aware that the <strong>Moraga</strong> Police Department has been heavily patrolling Larch<br />
for speeders.<br />
• Take your time when driving up <strong>to</strong> the MAC and take extra care when driving in<strong>to</strong> the parking area<br />
at the MAC. This summer we will have a good number of kids riding their bikes <strong>to</strong> the pool as well as<br />
kids in the parking area.<br />
• Remember <strong>to</strong> sign in when you come <strong>to</strong> the pool. This is important <strong>to</strong> track how much the pool is<br />
being used, but also <strong>to</strong> ensure that only MCC members are using the facility.<br />
• Don’t forget <strong>to</strong> pick up your keys!! Each family is assigned one pool key, which can be picked up from<br />
Christina French at Camp <strong>Moraga</strong>.<br />
Go Waves!<br />
Sean Mason, Aquatics Direc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
Swim News<br />
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From the <strong>Golf</strong> Shop<br />
<strong>Golf</strong> News<br />
As I write this article I can’t help but think about all the rain we had in the month of March. Due <strong>to</strong> all<br />
the rain we had <strong>to</strong> close the golf course a bunch of days as well as cancel the Direc<strong>to</strong>r’s Cup. The Direc<strong>to</strong>r’s<br />
Cup was postponed and moved <strong>to</strong> August 26 and 27, so mark the date on your calendar.<br />
In case many of you have not heard, Scott Reeves (<strong>Golf</strong> Shop Assistant) has accepted a position as a<br />
First Assistant at Oakhurst <strong>Country</strong> Club. Scott was an excellent asset <strong>to</strong> <strong>Moraga</strong> and someone that all of us<br />
will miss. He was a big part of the <strong>Moraga</strong> <strong>Country</strong> Club <strong>Golf</strong> Shop team and someone who has earned this<br />
opportunity. We appreciated his commitment <strong>to</strong> the membership in his tenure. If you did not get an opportunity<br />
<strong>to</strong> say good bye <strong>to</strong> Scott please contact the <strong>Golf</strong> Shop so we can give you his information.<br />
The Taylor Made Demo day was a huge success and we hope that the rest of our demo days are the<br />
same. We have another two lined up and are extremely excited about the new products that are coming out<br />
this year. We encourage contacting the <strong>Golf</strong> Shop if you wish <strong>to</strong> setup a “fitting” with any vendor. The<br />
lineup is as follows:<br />
Nike Demo Day, May 15th, Time 10 <strong>to</strong> 3<br />
Ping Demo Day , May 29th, 10 <strong>to</strong> 3<br />
MGA News<br />
The Challenge (Men’s Invitational) is right around the corner and something <strong>to</strong> keep in mind. The Challenge<br />
will be hosted on June 2, 3, & 4. For all open play the course and driving range will be closed for the entire<br />
event. Entry forms and itineraries were mailed out last month <strong>to</strong> everyone within the MGA. If you’re a<br />
member of the MGA and interested in participating please contact the <strong>Golf</strong> Shop <strong>to</strong> find out if the<br />
registration is full. After the first 54 teams are in the MWGA Invitational, we begin a wait list.<br />
May Tournaments:<br />
The <strong>Moraga</strong> Cup/Senior Club Championship will be contested on Friday May 13 and Saturday May 14.<br />
This is a 36-hole individual stroke play event and we are taking sign-ups in the <strong>Golf</strong> Shop. <strong>Congratulations</strong><br />
<strong>to</strong> last year’s winners, Dean Okamura and Rick Nedell.<br />
MWGA Invitational Wednesday, May 18th - <strong>Golf</strong> Course Closed All Day<br />
You can find the 2011 MGA Tournament Schedule on the MCC website –<br />
http://www.golffusion.com/moragacc/login. Log in and look for the <strong>Golf</strong> drop down table.<br />
Rules of the Month<br />
As usual, in the <strong>Golf</strong> Shop, we get many questions regarding rulings and decisions. With that being said<br />
here are a couple of situations that came up recently:<br />
1. Joe has a ball sitting right behind an irrigation control box (silver box) on the golf course. His intended<br />
swing and stance is not affected by this box. Joe is claiming that the box is “man-made” and is “in my line of<br />
site” so therefore I get relief from the irrigation box. Does Joe get relief from this box?<br />
2. Bill hits his ball in<strong>to</strong> the water hazard in front of #8 and although it’s considered a water hazard there’s<br />
no water in it. Bill notices his ball and decides <strong>to</strong> go try and hit it out of the hazard. Bill decides <strong>to</strong> take some<br />
practice swings in the bunker and brushes the weeds with his intended swing but does not ground his club<br />
in the hazard. Is Bill making a good decision by brushing the weeds within the hazard?<br />
Answers:<br />
1. Joe does not get relief from line of site. The only time Joe would get relief is if his stance or intended line of swing<br />
will impact the irrigation box. Just remember that you never get relief from line of site.<br />
2. Although Bill is not grounding his club in the hazard the question is whether or not Bill is improving his swing<br />
path by making these swings. If you improve your intended swing path you will get penalized. So although he did<br />
not ground his club he should be penalized for improving lie. The rule of thumb here is <strong>to</strong> not make practice swings<br />
in a hazard, whether you think you’re not grounding your club or not. Make all the preliminary strokes outside the<br />
hazard prior <strong>to</strong> getting in the hazard and do not ground your club.<br />
Jason Woodworth, Direc<strong>to</strong>r of <strong>Golf</strong><br />
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SMGA<br />
<strong>Golf</strong> News<br />
On Thursday March 17th, St. Patrick’s Day, our 2nd annual March Madness event <strong>to</strong>ok place. The<br />
weather cooperated for the day and we were actually able <strong>to</strong> complete the event without any rain. It <strong>to</strong>ok<br />
three seniors using all of their fingers and <strong>to</strong>es, <strong>to</strong> count the number of participants (55 for the math<br />
challenged). Three stations were set up, one for driving, one for chipping and one for putting with Scott,<br />
Randall and Jason giving great free instruction. One participant was advised <strong>to</strong> take a week off and then<br />
quit and others received useful instruction as well. After digesting all of this information we were sent out<br />
<strong>to</strong> the course <strong>to</strong> translate it <strong>to</strong> actual playing conditions, well playing conditions as known <strong>to</strong> the <strong>Moraga</strong><br />
Seniors where a 6” bump never leaves a tree in ones’ way. The format was a four person scramble and the<br />
scores were amazingly low. Heading in<strong>to</strong> Camp <strong>Moraga</strong> for drinks and finger food after the round, it<br />
seemed as if the team of “Oski” Ellis, “Big Lou” Lebherz, “New Kid” Dern and “Another New Kid” Sly<br />
were the leaders because “Big Lou” was heard bellowing “we birdied 3,4, and 8, for a gross 32”. Imagine<br />
their collective surprise when they did not get a sniff of the winnings. They were flabbergasted, bumfuzzled,<br />
and confused but that is the point of the handicap system. In third place Tom Mortimer, “Shoeman” Brown,<br />
the other Brown, and “Ski Champion” Brossart with a net 31. In 2nd place, also with a net 31, was the team<br />
of Mike “I always keep my cool” Strickland, “Barrister” Booth, Mike Murray (of bocce ball fame) and<br />
Jim “I love the Fat Lady” Yeakel. The winning team, with a shocking 27, was another new guy, Charles<br />
Murrin, “Buffalo Joe” Roebuck, and Jerry Ardissone. <strong>Congratulations</strong> <strong>to</strong> all winners and losers.<br />
On April 6th the <strong>Moraga</strong> Seniors held their normal “Senior Thursday” event. Most of the allotted times<br />
were used so the turnout was good. Tied for fourth place with a net of 69, Chuck Healy and “Slick Willie”<br />
Gonsalves, and in third place was Ron Er<strong>to</strong>la with a 67. 2nd place went <strong>to</strong> Mr. Ben-Joseph who carded a net<br />
66. “The Splendid One” <strong>to</strong>ok first place with a net 65 and he had the gall <strong>to</strong> complain that he had not won<br />
since Oc<strong>to</strong>ber- until it was pointed out that this was the first individual competition since Oc<strong>to</strong>ber.<br />
On April 14th, the first round of the much anticipated two day eclectic <strong>to</strong>urnament was held. Each two<br />
man team has <strong>to</strong> record their one best score for each hole over the two days so day one is an indica<strong>to</strong>r but by<br />
no means a predic<strong>to</strong>r. 12 of the 25 teams are at or below a net of 63 with 6 of our newest members among the<br />
12 teams. Tied for 2nd with an incredible 58 are the cigar smoking duo of Frank Coon and Charles Murrin<br />
along with Rich “Larzoni” and “Awesome” Ostman. Alone in first place with a ridiculous net 56 and a 2<br />
stroke cushion are Dave Hoppock and Steve “Honey Buns” Oliver. We will see if Steve’s “New True Love”<br />
can keep him focused for next week. Stand By.<br />
Upcoming highlights, of course, include our “Guest Invitational” which will be held on June 9th.<br />
Aubrey Copeland did an outstanding organizational job last year and he promises even more fun and<br />
surprises for this year. Mark it on your calendar and be sure <strong>to</strong> get a partner and sign up! We have a couple<br />
of overnights on the calendar where we have a scheduled event and, because of distance traveled, we will<br />
play another course either the day before or the day after.<br />
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MWGA News<br />
EAST BAY TEAM PLAY KICKS OFF APRIL 14TH ALL THREE<br />
TEAMS WIN! GREAT START!<br />
Over the next 6 months members of MWGA’s East Bay Team Play<br />
team will compete against 13 other golf clubs from throughout the<br />
east bay <strong>to</strong> accumulate points won in match play in both net and<br />
gross categories. For each competition, six members from MWGA<br />
form 3 teams which are grouped according <strong>to</strong> their handicap range<br />
and play a 4 ball format. The first match <strong>to</strong>ok place at Contra Costa<br />
CC where we competed against Round Hill with our A team wining<br />
gross, B & C teams wining net. Cheryl Johns and Maura Mendoza<br />
are the team captains and they welcome members <strong>to</strong> join in the<br />
competition. MCC will host this event in September.<br />
MEDAL PLAY RESULTS – April 6<br />
(the only Wednesday in the last 30 days <strong>to</strong> not be rained out)<br />
FIRST FLIGHT<br />
Dinah Davison Net 76<br />
Darlene Martel Net 82<br />
Keiko Tanaka Net 82<br />
SECOND FLIGHT<br />
Dorothy Maddison Net 75<br />
Sue Hanes Net 75<br />
Ginger Thompson Net 79<br />
FRAN GENTRY SCORES<br />
A HOLE IN ONE!<br />
Fran Gentry added <strong>to</strong> her<br />
vacation in Hawaii with a Hole<br />
in One at the Wailea Maui <strong>Golf</strong><br />
Club Gold Course on a par 3<br />
on March 15th.<br />
<strong>Congratulations</strong> Fran!<br />
left <strong>to</strong> right:Captain Cheryl Johns with the MWGA team competing<br />
at Contra Costa represented by Kati Ehsani, Pat Copeland, Janet Grant,<br />
Robyn Hamil<strong>to</strong>n (missing from pho<strong>to</strong>, Julie Wirth and Pat Brown)<br />
DIABLO LEAGUE COMPETITON GETS GOING!<br />
After a shaky start <strong>to</strong> the first match against Oakhurst<br />
at Crow Canyon, the MWGA team came back with a<br />
win over Contra Costa at Round Hill. <strong>Moraga</strong>’s team<br />
players so far this year include: Julie Wirth, Carole<br />
Pillow, Valerie Robertson, Kati Ehsani, Nancy Daum,<br />
Maris Dunne, Angie Champeau, Sally McLaughlin,<br />
Maura Mendoza and Denise Acker. The next match is<br />
against Castlewood at Discovery Bay.<br />
MCC Niners’ News<br />
Niners Sweeps Winners<br />
MARCH 22<br />
FIRST FLIGHT<br />
1st: Margaret Bang Tie<br />
Liz Renner<br />
3rd:<br />
Sue Harris<br />
Putting Contest<br />
Pam Gough<br />
Jean Schommer<br />
Tie<br />
MARCH 29<br />
FIRST FLIGHT<br />
1st: Marilyn Mel<strong>to</strong>n<br />
2nd: Joanne Frudden<br />
3rd: Juanita Gilbertson Tie<br />
Gloria Nedell<br />
APRIL 5<br />
FIRST FLIGHT<br />
1st: Mary Miller<br />
2nd: Nina Anderson<br />
3rd: Carol Farrior<br />
Marilyn Mel<strong>to</strong>n<br />
Putts<br />
Jean Schommer<br />
Kathy Ranstrom<br />
SECOND FLIGHT<br />
1st: Sue Harris<br />
2nd: Margot Kluender<br />
3rd: Joanne Frudden<br />
Sheri Lenz<br />
Alice Foard<br />
April 5th Winners<br />
Joanne Frudden, Mary Miller<br />
& Marilyn Mel<strong>to</strong>n<br />
Sign up for Informal Guest Days<br />
They are the 3rd Tuesdays<br />
of the month.<br />
May - Corana Green Raffle<br />
Giants vs A’s game May 21st<br />
plus other special items!!!!<br />
Girls Get Away<br />
Sept 27th <strong>to</strong> 29th • Carmel Mission Inn<br />
Sign up sheet posted in June.<br />
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Homeowners<br />
Stuart O. Mahler<br />
Public Safety Direc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
Security<br />
Security receives a lot of phone calls from your fellow neighbors regarding cars in driveways<br />
because their garages are being utilized for s<strong>to</strong>rage instead of parking vehicles inside the garage.<br />
When MCC staff observes that two cars are not able <strong>to</strong> be parked inside a garage we<br />
generate a letter <strong>to</strong> the property owner indicating our observation and seeking compliance<br />
in a timely manner. There are exceptions and grace periods granted. If you only own one<br />
car you are good, please let us know. If you are renovating the interior of your house and<br />
are s<strong>to</strong>ring items in the garage that is OK, please let us know. So if you receive a letter and<br />
there are circumstances just let us know. If there are no circumstances please arrange so you<br />
may park two cars in the garage.<br />
To address member concerns and inquiries, security is in the process of inven<strong>to</strong>rying<br />
common driveways and streets <strong>to</strong> identify houses which continually park one or two cars<br />
in their driveways. This could be an indication of items in a garage which prevents the<br />
parking of two vehicles inside. If you receive a letter and there are circumstances call<br />
security so we may discuss and update our records.<br />
The last thing we want <strong>to</strong> do is utilize the new section in your Rules and Regulations<br />
which allow us <strong>to</strong> inspect your garage with 24 hour prior notice.<br />
Here are some pertinent sections from the rules and Regulations:<br />
E2. GARAGES<br />
E2.1 For security and appearance purposes, garage doors are <strong>to</strong> remain closed except<br />
for access or other reasonable uses.<br />
E2.2 Garages must be maintained in a condition that allows two vehicles <strong>to</strong> be parked inside.<br />
E2.3 Association has the right upon proper 24 hour notice <strong>to</strong> the resident <strong>to</strong> request<br />
inspection of the garage <strong>to</strong> ensure compliance of Association regulations in<br />
accordance with CC&R 3.02 (z).<br />
E3.2 In the interest of public safety, no parking is allowed on common driveways except<br />
in designated parking spaces. Parking in the designated parking spaces is limited<br />
<strong>to</strong> 24 hours.<br />
E3.3 Residents must park their vehicles in their garage <strong>to</strong> its design capacity at all times<br />
in accordance with CC&R 3.02 (q).<br />
Security is striving <strong>to</strong> minimize the complaints regarding parking and your help will be<br />
greatly appreciated.<br />
Stuart O. Mahler, Public Safety Direc<strong>to</strong>r<br />
EVENING PARTY BRIDGE<br />
March 15th results: Not enough players for a game<br />
Party Bridge is cancelled from now on. We have<br />
s<strong>to</strong>pped getting enough players for a game.<br />
EVENING DUPLICATE BRIDGE<br />
(Every Fourth Tuesday of the month)<br />
March 22nd: (12 players)<br />
1 – Judy & John Sherwood<br />
2 – John Greenblatt & Lou Lebherz<br />
3 tie – Al Dessayer & Tom Holmes<br />
3 tie – Colleen & David Geary<br />
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Next session is Tuesday, May 24th, at 7:00 p.m. in the <strong>Moraga</strong> Aquatics<br />
Center. Fee is $1 per player. If you have not tried duplicate before,<br />
give it a try. We work quite hard at making it easy <strong>to</strong> play duplicate!<br />
If you want <strong>to</strong> play, phone the country club office at 376.2200, or<br />
e-mail David Geary @ dsgeary@comcast.net, and provide the name<br />
of your partner. If you want <strong>to</strong> play but do not have a partner, let me<br />
know and I will try <strong>to</strong> arrange for a partner. The more time you give<br />
me the more likely that I will be able <strong>to</strong> work it out.
Jon Plotnick<br />
Landscape Account<br />
Manager / ValleyCrest<br />
Homeowners<br />
Landscape Update<br />
Turf<br />
Lawns will be mowed on a weekly basis<br />
Edging of lawns will be done every other week<br />
Shrub and Groundcover<br />
The pruning and detailing of shrubs and groundcover are routinely done based on a<br />
schedule provided below. The crews also apply post emergent <strong>to</strong> control weed growth<br />
and growth regula<strong>to</strong>rs <strong>to</strong> reduce excessive growth.<br />
PRUNING AND DETAIL SCHEDULE - MAY 2011<br />
May 2-8 106-148 Cypress Point Way (even #’s only ), 1-10 Baltusrol,<br />
710-730 Augusta Dr. (even #’s only), 101-121 Brookline (odd #’s only),<br />
1721- 1731 Spyglass Lane (odd #’s only)<br />
May 9-15 101 – 111 Merion ( odd #’s only ), 10 – 42 Sea Pines, 545 – 565,<br />
589 – 599, 621 – 629 & 701 – 739 Augusta Dr. ( odd #s only )<br />
May 16-22 1 – 14 Berkshire, 1843 – 1885 St. Andrews ( odd #’s only ),<br />
569 – 585, 601 – 609 & 741 - 769 Augusta Dr. ( odd #’s only )<br />
May 23-29 1891 – 1933 St. Andrews ( odd #’s only ), 611 – 619, 773 – 789 &<br />
811 – 851 Augusta Dr. ( odd #’s only )<br />
May 30-June-5 935-951 Augusta Dr., 1736-1748 & 1926-1938 St. Andrews (even #’s only)<br />
1741-1755 Spyglass Ln. & 800-832 <strong>Country</strong> Club<br />
Irrigation<br />
It is that time of year <strong>to</strong> check irrigation components for efficiency <strong>to</strong> help conserve on<br />
water usage during the warmer weather. If you notice irrigation running excessively<br />
please report it at the front office.<br />
Work Order Request<br />
Requests will be scheduled in a efficient manner or based on their urgency.<br />
Jon Plotnik, ValleyCrest Maintenance<br />
Luis Ballesteros<br />
<strong>Golf</strong> Course<br />
Superintendent<br />
Turf Talk<br />
General Course Condition<br />
First off, I must say these past weeks have been a wonderful in <strong>Moraga</strong>. Everything out<br />
on the course appears <strong>to</strong> be looking good and the golf season sounds like it’s going <strong>to</strong> be<br />
busy with some of the upcoming <strong>to</strong>urnaments. I hope <strong>to</strong> see everyone having a wonderful<br />
time playing the course.<br />
With the peak golfing season upon us, I thought this might be a great opportunity<br />
and the perfect venue <strong>to</strong> give a few pointers that each member can participate in <strong>to</strong> help<br />
preserve our golfing conditions.<br />
Ball Marks: Remember <strong>to</strong> avoid the "pick and lift" motion which tends <strong>to</strong> tear the roots on<br />
the greens and leads <strong>to</strong> the dead pot mark. Instead, try <strong>to</strong> mend the edges of the ball mark<br />
<strong>to</strong>ward the center point without lifting. This motion coupled with a few taps of the putter<br />
will preserve the aesthetics, health and playability of the greens.<br />
Carts on Fairways: Keep pull carts at least 5 feet away from tees and green boxes.<br />
• Pull carts must not be pulled between tees or greens; all carts must stay at least 50 feet<br />
away from the edge of all greens, tees and sensitive areas.<br />
• Carts should never be taken across excessively wet or stressed areas<br />
Summer is just around the corner, which means that we will be starting many of our<br />
maintenance practices that help reduce summer stress on the golf course. These maintenance<br />
practices include syringing greens, fertilizer and fungicide applications and proper<br />
irrigation practices.<br />
Please be patient with the staff as they are trying <strong>to</strong> do their best <strong>to</strong> maintain the golf<br />
course. Also, we start with our preventive fungicide applications for turf-grass disease<br />
early in the spring and it will continue during the summer months.<br />
Luis Ballesteros, <strong>Golf</strong> Course Superintendent<br />
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<strong>Moraga</strong> <strong>Country</strong> Club<br />
1600 St. Andrews Drive<br />
<strong>Moraga</strong>, CA 94556<br />
www.moragacc.com<br />
Presorted<br />
Standard<br />
U.S. Postage<br />
Paid<br />
<strong>Moraga</strong>, CA<br />
Permit #7<br />
<strong>Moraga</strong> <strong>Country</strong> Club: Hours of Operation<br />
Restaurant<br />
CAMP MORAGA<br />
Monday: Closed<br />
Tuesday – Sunday:<br />
8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.<br />
Breakfast: 8:00 – 10:30 a.m.<br />
*on Sunday: All day<br />
Lunch: 11:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.<br />
Bar closes at 6:30 p.m.<br />
Pool<br />
MORAGA AQUATIC CENTER<br />
Monday – Sunday:<br />
6:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.<br />
POOL MAINTENANCE<br />
fall/winter/spring:<br />
Mondays 7:00 – 9:00 a.m.<br />
(Pool Closed)<br />
SATELLITE POOLS<br />
May 2nd<br />
Daily: 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.<br />
(Note: 7:00 – 9:00 a.m.<br />
are quiet hours)<br />
Tennis<br />
TENNIS COURTS<br />
Lights Out By 9:00 p.m.:<br />
Courts 3, 4, 9 & 10<br />
Lights Out By 10:00 p.m.:<br />
Courts 1, 2, 5 – 8, 11 & 12<br />
TENNIS LOUNGE<br />
Monday – Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.<br />
Saturday & Sunday: 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.<br />
<strong>Golf</strong><br />
GOLF SHOP<br />
Monday: Closed<br />
Tuesday – Sunday: 6:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.<br />
DRIVING RANGE<br />
Monday: Closed<br />
Tuesday – Sunday: 7:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.<br />
COURSE<br />
Monday: Closed<br />
Tuesday – Sunday: 7:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.<br />
(Flag removal starts at 6:15 p.m.)