June 2012 Newsletter

CLUB INFORMATION

Golf............................................................... p.3Tennis.......................................................... .p.4Croquet....................................................... .p.5Fitness.......................................................p.6-7Clubhouse.................................................. .p.8Food.&.Beverage....................................... .p.9The.Greystone.Inn.................................. .p.10Membership............................................ .p.11

UPCOMING EVENTS

June 6-7 Golf Men’s Two Day Member-Member

June 7 Tennis Breakfast at Wimbledon Mixer

June 9 Lobster Dinner

June 11 Golf Ladies Ringer Tournament

June 11 Feast with Friends

June 12 Golf Ladies Ringer Tournament

June 17 Father’s Day Buffet

June 20 Wine Dinner

June 22 Tennis Friday Friends Doubles

June 23Tim Lovelace Memorial Sprint Triathlon

June 25 Brevard MusicCenter Event

June 30 Tennis Ladies Member-Guest Mixer

June 2012

President’s Message from David Dew

The 2012 season is off to a fantastic start, and the staff is delighted to welcome you back to the club. Each day, it is so exciting for me to greet familiar faces and hear all the wonderful winter stories about grand vacations and grandchildren. Please stop by the club and let us know that you are back in town. We are glad to know you are here!

Our new website is up and running and members are really beginning to use it to make tee times, court times, and reservations for events. If you have not already done so, be sure to log in to the new website soon. All member profiles are set to “private” by default, but you may choose to “unhide” your profile so that other members can interact with you. Uploading a photo of yourself will be a tremendous help to our staff, as well as to your fellow members.

We are excited to welcome three summer interns and one new assistant manager to Lake Toxaway this summer. These young people come from highly regarded university programs and bring enthusiasm and new ideas while gaining valuable real-world experience in our industry.

Two of the hospitality interns will be primarily focused on the dining rooms and clubhouse. Joel Mathis recently earned his degree in hospitality management with a focus on club management at the University of South Carolina at Beaufort. Patrick Hamel is a rising senior at Methodist University in Fayetteville, NC, majoring in business administration with a concentration in resort and club management. Both young men are very active in their school chapters of the Club Managers Association of America and applied for the internship positions while attending the CMAA World Conference.

Our third intern, Brody Hilton, will be assisting golf coursesuperintendent Steve Turner. Brody is in his final year of the golfcourse superintendents program at Florida Gateway College and willgraduate on completion of this internship.

We also welcome Cathleen Zuzelski, a recent graduate from Michigan State University with a degree in hospitality business. Cathleen will be working as a dining room manager.

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Golf Course ConditionsThe winter in Lake Toxaway was mild. The unseasonably warm weather got our grasses off to an early start, but the high temperatures also created a new set of challenges for almost every bent grass course across the southeast. Steven and his crew successfully waged an early spring battle with “summer patch,” a disease that typically does not present itself until “summer.” Fortunately, due to their vigilance, the fairways and greens are now in great condition. By applying post-emergents and carefully managing mowing heights against the extreme fluctuating temperatures, Steven was able to successfully fend off Mother Nature’s curve ball.

As part of our commitment to great golf conditions, Steven Turner continues to draw on outside expertise from Tim Moraghan. Many of you have met Tim on his previous trips to Lake Toxaway. He is dubbed the “grass guru” because he has 30 years of experience in the industry and was Director of Championship Agronomy for the United States Golf Association for over two decades setting up every major tournament during that time. Tim traveled from New Jersey to Lake Toxaway in mid-May to help Steven evaluate the course conditions.

During his visit, Tim was very impressed with conditions at Lake Toxaway. He wrote, “As we toured the golf course, the information gathered indicated that while spring arrived early and there was initial concern regarding specific portions of the golf course (diseased primary rough grass), all necessary post-emergent control efforts were initiated and the negative conditions reversed. The affected turf grasses are on the mend, beginning to grow at an acceptable rate with future pesticide and fertility applications planned and executed.”

As always, Tim offered some great suggestions to further improve the grasses throughout this season, but the final word from the “grass guru” was: Lake Toxaway’s fairways and greens are in fantastic

condition, especially compared to other courses in the southeast. Tim will continue to work throughout the year with Steve Turner to further develop long-term agronomic plans to optimize our turf.

WeatherBug Lightning Alert SystemAs suggested by members and in response to feedback from out last survey, we have installed a WeatherBug station at the clubhouse. The station provides precise real-time weather condition monitoring thatcan be viewed from anywhere, including your iPhone or iPad. It also incorporates a lightning detection system for your safety. While no system can perfectly predict a lightning strike, this state-of-the-art technology is the best available and uses the most advanced severe weather detection methods available to identify both in-cloud and cloud-to-ground lightning.

A long 10-second blast is sounded any time lightning is detected within a 6-mile radius of the clubhouse; 3 short blasts is the all-clear signal. When you hear the 10-second blast, you should immediately seek shelter. According to the National Lightning Safety Institute, the safest place to be during a lightning storm is in a substantial fully enclosed building or fully enclosed metal vehicle such as a car or truck with the windows completely shut. Unsafe places include underneath canopies, small picnic or rain shelters, or near trees. When you hear a lightning alert, you should immediately return to the clubhouse. In the event that you cannot find shelter and are forced to remain outdoors, you should crouch down with your feet together and stay 15 feet away from other people. Avoid water, high ground, open spaces, and all metal objects including wires, fences, and machinery. Please stop by the Pro Shop and familiarize yourself with the new system. Many great events are happening this summer and the lineup of activities is action packed. The staff is looking forward to a great summer season. We all sincerely appreciate your continued support, and we look forward to seeing you at the club.

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This season has gotten off to a great start. The weather has cooperated for play and has helped make our playing conditions impeccable. Even with increased play for this time of year, the new Visage system on our carts has enabled us to speed up the pace of play by ten minutes. We are finding that the system is very beneficial to both the golf shop and the golfers who have used it.

At the Learning Center, you will notice a number of upgrades. New carpeting has been installed, and the golf shop at the center is fully stocked with the latest in golf equipment by several companies. We also have a number of demo clubs available for you to try; please ask one of the staff members for assistance in selecting a demo. The Taylor-Made cart fit system enables the staff to properly and personally fit you for clubs. The purchase of a launch monitor will enable us to get vital numbers for club fitting as well as teaching.

The month of June is busy with events and interclub matches for both men and women. Copies of the golf schedule and interclub schedule are available outside the Pro Shop. You may sign up for events and interclub matches two weeks prior to each date.

What you do prior to swinging the club is more important than what you do during the swing. The basics that are very essential to creating a repetitive swing are grip, alignment, ball position, and posture. Maintaining the angle of your spine throughout the swing will help in a better swing path, as well as good balance.

Upcoming June Golf Events

Ladies.Interclub:[email protected], June 1

Men’s.Interclub:[email protected], June 4

Men’s.Two-Day.Member-MemberWednesday, June 6-7

Ladies.Ringer.TournamentMonday, June 11-12




Ladies.Scramble.and.LuncheonTuesday, June 26

GOLF

Golf Pro Shop | Lou Biago

828-966-4661

CONTACT US

Sign up for clinics by calling the Pro Shop at (828) 966-4661 or the Learning Center at

(828) 862-3789. You can also sign up using the book in the Ladies Locker Room.

Jeff’s Clinics

COED CLINICSSaturdays

10:00am-11:00amat.the.Learning.Center

June 2 | Short GameJune 9 | Full SwingJune 16 | Putting

June 23 | Bunker PlayJune 30 | Full Swing

LADIES-ONLY CLINICS

Wednesdays11:00am-12:00pm

at.the.Learning.Center

June 6 | Short GameJune 13 | Full Swing

June 20 | Bunker PlayJune 27 | Putting


Tennis Pro Shop | Kenny Lovett

828-966-4262

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How does recognizing strengths and weaknesses relate to the shot selection in a player’s game? Being able to recognize your own strengths and weaknesses—as well as your opponent’s—is essential to building a successful game plan. Ideally, you want choose your tactics based on your strengths and attack the opponent’s weaknesses. Knowing where you can get hurt and where you can hurt the opponent are key points in your shot selection.

RECOGNIZE YOUR STRENGTHS

Now that June is almost here, we hope to see everyone enjoying the great weather while playing lots of tennis.

This month, Doris Braum returns to the Tennis Pro Shop for her fifth year. I would also like to introduce my new assistant tennis pro, John Allem, who will be involved with lessons, programing, and filling in as needed.

In junior news, Korey Lovett is currently ranked number 1 in the entire south, which includes nine states and more than 10,000 kids. Thanks to all your amazing support as Korey has worked so hard to reach the top. .

June Tennis Events

Breakfast.at.Wimbledon.Round.RobinJune 7 | 9:00am-11:00am

Interclub.vs..Brevard.Racquet.ClubJune 14

Friday.Friends.Mixed.DoublesJune 22 | 3:00pm-5:00pm

Ladies.Member-Guest.MixerJune 30 | 10:30am-1:30pm

TENNIS

Monday.-.Thursday2:00pm.-.3:00pmAges 4-7. Cost is $35

Monday.-.Thursday3:00pm.-.5:00pmAges 8-15. Cost is $35

grand prix junior

Junior ClinicsJune 1 - August 24

Ladies Day Warm-Up ClinicWednesdays | 9:30amFun warm-up drills and games before Ladies Day Play. Cost is $10.

Participants in this season’s first Ladies Day


Wine & WicketsThe season for the CROQUETNUTS officially kicked off on May 14. Rain had been falling for hours, the skies were dark, the forecast looked even worse, but just in time for Wine & Wickets, Mother Nature demonstrated that “it does not rain on the croquet courts.” A crowd of true believers showed up to inaugurate the exceptional new lawn. Alan McDonald won a shootout with a loooong wicket shot to be the day’s champion. Following croquet, the players gravitated to the new digs of the “Croquet Corner” in the Main Dining Room for a good meal, socializing, and DOLLAR BEER…What a deal!

On May 21, Wine & Wickets commenced with the usual enthusiasm. An unsubstantiated rumor has surfaced that it was raining on the croquet courts, BUT DO NOT BELIEVE IT! The only witness last observed 32 players on the courts at 3:30pm, prior to being carried away by tornadic winds and recovering just in time to join 40 other CROQUETNUTS at the club for dinner.

FIRST Feast with FriendsOur first Feast With Friends dinner is scheduled for June 11. The speaker chair, Peter Elder, has lined up an attractive series of speakers with the theme of “Children and Grandchildren of our Members.” The first speaker, John Nichols III, will deliver a fascinating presentation on the history of Toxaway. Make your reservations for June 11 and be sure to bring friends who do not play croquet, since this is an all-Toxaway event.

Les Avera Wins Flight at Fosse InvitationalOne of our Mallet Club members, Lester Avera, competed in the Dorothy Fosse Invitational tournament in Palm Coast, Fla., and won his flight by going undefeated for eleven games at this well-known and prestigious tournament. Congratulations, Les!

Passing of Archie PeckMany of us us know and have benefitted from instruction and assistance with all croquet matters from Archie Peck, the operations manager of the National Croquet Center in West Palm Beach. Sadly, Archie passed away from his

long battle with tongue cancer in May. He was an icon for croquet and will be sorely missed by everyone who was involved in the sport.

Another Croquet Lawn Coming to the MountainsWith assistance and leadership from Lake Toxaway, Cullasaja is planning to build new croquet lawns. Construction should begin in the fall and be available for play in the summer of 2013. The number of mountain clubs participating in croquet has expanded dramatically since Toxaway completed our lawns in 2008, and there should be some fun interclub competition in coming years.

The simple reason for croquet’s growth and popularity is: IT’S FUN! Welcome back everyone.

CROQUET

Croquet | Kenny Lovett

828-966-4262

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Avera wins at Fosse Invitational


I am delighted to welcome several new trainers and instructors to our staff at the Fitness Center.

Last month, I introduced Tony Smith, a NASM certified personal trainer and post-rehabilitation specialist, who has worked at The Medalist Country Club, Jonathan’s Landing Club, The Old Marsh Golf Club, Loxahatchee Club, and the Chattooga Club, to name a few. I believe we are fortunate to host him this year at Lake Toxaway, and I hope you will utilize his expertise throughout the season. Say hello to Tony at Friday Friends on June 1 and 8. Personal training appointments with Tony or me can be made by calling (828) 862-6571.

Elayne Fischer, an AFFA certified trainer and instructor, comes to us from Florida. She has over 37 years of fitness training experience including personal training and group fitness classes such as circuit, aquatic, yoga, step, Pilates and indoor cycling. She has owned and operated her own fitness studio and is well acquainted with the mountain country clubs. We are excited to have her join our team this year. You can meet Elayne on Monday, June 4 for her first Total Body Conditioning class at 9:00am.

Kim Hough is a yoga/meditation instructor and massage therapist from South Florida. After spending over 18 years in corporate management, sales, and marketing primarily in the hospitality industry, she decided to teach and do customized bodywork full time. Her own

yoga practice is constantly evolving as she explores all styles and expressions of yoga to ensure that students are continually challenged and growing. Kim will be teaching yoga on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday mornings. In addition to yoga, she believes that massage is the best gift you can give yourself! Kim is certified in many modalities of bodywork including Thai massage, Hawaiian Lomi Lomi, and Active Isolated Stretching. You can make an appointment for massage with Kim by calling the Lakeside Spa at (828) 966-4700.

Joan Furniss is a fitness instructor with 30 years of experience, holding BS and MT degrees and certifications from AFAA, Fitour, Nia, and Les Mills. She has taught a wide variety of classes, always with the goal to motivate participants to feel their best and be fit for life. Joan returns to Lake Toxaway again this year to teach Ball, Balance, and Strength Conditioning classes on Wednesday and Pilates on Thursday.

On a personal note, I would like to thank each member and staff who has so graciously supported and prayed for me and my family in the recent passing of my dear mom. It is truly a blessing to have a second family here in Lake Toxaway to lean on and depend on during tough times. I realize so many of you know firsthand what that is like. My sincere thanks. - Annie Cruzan

Remember.to.fill.out.or.update.your.current.health.history.form.at.the.Fitness.Center.

FITNESS

Annie CruzanFitness Center Director

828-862-6571

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HOURS.OF.OPERATION

Monday-Friday.|.7:00am.-.6:00pm

Saturday.|.7:00am.-.4:00pm

Sunday.|.9:00am-2:00pm


Fitness Class Schedule Classes begin June 4;Yoga begins June 6

MONDAY9:00am | Total Body Workout10:30am | Yoga

WEDNESDAY9:00am | Ball, Balance, & Strength Conditioning10:30am | Yoga

THURSDAY10:30am | Pilates Mix

FRIDAY9:00am | Total Body Workout

SATURDAY9:30am | Yoga

FITNESS

Mark. your. calendar. for. June. 23. in. support. of. the. 2nd.Annual.Tim.Lovelace.Memorial.Sprint.Triathlon...We.had.a.great.turnout.at.the.inaugural.event.last.year.and.hope.to.see.each.team.returning.with.additional.competitors.this.year!..The.event.consists.of.a.short.swim.in.the.lake,.a.10-mile.bike.ride.and.a.3-mile.run...Registration.forms.can.be.picked.up,.e-mailed,.or.faxed.from.the.Fitness.Center.for.your.convenience...Cost.is.$20/person.or.$55/team...Checks.should.be.made.out.to.Lake.Toxaway.Charities.and.dropped.off.at.the.Fitness.Center.no.later.than.June.13...Please.join.us.for.a.picnic.on.the.lawn.following.the.event...Volunteers.are.needed...Please.contact.Annie.Cruzan.at.(828).862-6571.or.anniec@laketoxawaycc.com.for.more.information.and.how.you.can.help.make.this.a.successful.annual.event.

We.offer.free.Nautilus.orientations.to.new.members.of.the.club...Please.call.ahead.of.time.to.set.up.your.appointment..

Guests.of.members.are.welcome.at.the.Fitness.Center...The.fee.is.$15/day.for.accompanied.guests.or.$20/day.for.unaccompanied.guests...Or.purchase.a.weekly.pass.for.$55...(There.is.no.charge.for.guests.of.full.members.)

Guests of Members


From The Clubhouse Manager

My name is Walker Taylor and I love what I do. I was raised in my father’s restaurants and bars where he knew his four sons were his best labor pool. I have been in the private club business since 1988. I have been coming to these mountains since 1967 and made them my home in 1996. I live in Cashiers with my wife of five years, Robin (the Foundation Director at Highlands-Cashiers Hospital) and my chocolate lab, Two (she is my second “daughter”). We are big hikers and can be found most weekends in the winter on trails all over the plateau. My first daughter, Natalie, lives in Charleston and is also in the hospitality business.

Since I joined the Lake Toxaway team in April, I have been working at a dead trot learning the systems, traditions, and culture of this great organization… and there is a lot to learn. I am very impressed with the facilities and am particularly thankful for the great people who also work here. Everyone has bent over backwards to show me the ropes and give me the information I have needed to take on my position.

Of course the most important piece of a successful club operation is the members. There, too, everyone I have met makes me believe that this is a great place to work. I will work hard to help our team facilitate the best experience we can provide for you, whether that is excellent and enjoyable dining service, responsive attention to your needs and goals, or simply a great summer camp for adults.

If I don’t get to you first, please call me over and let me introduce myself to you properly. We are going to have a great summer!

Help Us Help You!To provide our members with the best possible service, we ask that you make reservations for evening dining. We will always strive to serve you well, but if we know when to expect you, we can better prepare our staff and our kitchens. Over the last several weeks, we have experienced around a 40% walk-in rate on Friday nights, with nearly all of these members expecting seating and service at 7:00pm. This inevitably results in frustration for members because servers cannot meet expectations.

We realize that plans change, and we sincerely appreciate your patronage. However, we respectfully request that you make reservations and arrive at your reserved time. While we will always attempt to reasonably accommodate all of our members, priority will be given to those with advance reservations.

Reservations for club dining, golf, tennis, croquet, and special events can be made online using the club’s website: www.laketoxawaycc.com or by calling the club at (828) 966-4020.

You can make or change regular dining reservations online up to 30 days in advance, but no later than 24 hours prior. To make or change reservations on the same day, please call (828) 966-4020.

Dining reservations are required for breakfast and dinner in the Lakeside Dining Room, and can be made by calling (828) 966-4700.

Sign up for sports events and tournaments—including weekly group play activities—using the Club Calendar. Sign up for personal tee or court times using the appropriate tab under Reservations.

CLUBHOUSE

Walker TaylorClubhouse Manager

828-966-4020

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Sunday.Brunch.is.always.in.the.Main.Dining.Room.except.for.June.24,.when.it.will.be.offered.in.the.Toxaway.Room..Dinner.will.be.served.in.the.Toxaway.Room.due.to.private.parties.in.the.Main.Dining.Room.on.June.16.and.30.


Food and Beverage

828-966-4020

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DRESS.CODEClub LunchCasual attire

Club DinnerCasual attire pants and

collared shirt,no jacket required

Greystone Inn Dinner: jacket required

for gentlemen Breakfast: casual attire

RESERVATIONSClub Dining 828-966-4020

Greystone InnDining828-966-4700

Grilled-to-Order.Steaks:.Your.Choice.of.Filet,.T-Bone,.or.New.York.Strip

Barbecued.ChickenSeared.Mountain.Trout

Baked.Potato.BarGrilled.Seasonal.VegetablesMarinated.Vegetable.Platter

Assorted.Display.of.Smoked.Trout.and.SalmonLocal.Cheese.Board

Fresh-Baked.Artisan.BreadsSeafood.Raw.Bar

Omelets.Made.to.OrderWaffle.Station

BaconBreakfast.Potatoes

Bacon.and.Cheese.QuicheRoasted.Vegetable.Quiche

Assortment.of.SaladsDessert.Station

Adults $29.95++ | Ages 4-12 $9.95++

No charge for ages 3 and under

Reservations RequiredRSVP online or call (828) 966-4020

Father’s Day Buffetmain dining room

June 17 | 11:00am-2:00pm

New.England.Clam.Chowder.SoupTossed.House.Salad.with.

Italian.VinaigretteWhole.Lobster.with.New.Potatoes,.

Broccoli,.and.Corn.on.the.CobKey.Lime.Pie

$50++ per personReservations Required

RSVP online or call (828) 966-4020

Lobster Dinnermain dining roomJune 9 | 6:30pm-9:00pm

Robert Mondavi Wine DinnerJune 20 | 6:00pmMain Dining Room | $80++ per person

In honor of Robert Mondavi’s birthday and Robert Mondavi Heritage month in June, our Wine Dinner on June 20 will feature selections from the Robert Mondavi Collection. We will be joined by Sonia Hooper with Mutual Wines and Brandon Lewis, the Eastern Regional Representative for Robert Mondavi wines. Our menu will include perfectly paired food and wine that is sure to please any palette. Look for the full menu in upcoming e-blasts or on our website.

FOOD AND BEVERAGE


The GREYSTONE INN

CONTACT US

local828-966-4700

toll free800-824-5766

[email protected]

The Lakeside SpaWe have many types of services that are sure to take care of your mind, body and spirit. Here is our featured service for this month:

Honey Dust ScrubA delightful exfoliating treatment that deeply conditions the skin while enlightening the senses. Using organic oils, honey absolute, and vitamin E, this treatment will leave you with Bee-autiful skin.

Meeting with Style

Don’t.forget.about.our.Club.Member.Cruises.each.Monday.at.6:30pm.through.Labor.Day...Call.the.inn.now.for.reservations!

The Greystone Inn can be an ideal location for business meetings. Our facilities are designed to accommodate small corporate retreats, Board of Directors meetings, incentive trips, and more! With all of the incredible amenities, personal service, and comfortable meeting room, we offer the perfect mixture of business and pleasure. To receive a brochure highlighting all of the meeting options available to you at The Greystone Inn, please email us at [email protected]. If you are ready to discuss a potential meeting, contact general manager Clark Lovelace at (828) 966-4700.

Ladies Back Porch Bible Study

The Ladies Back Porch Bible Study will host a surprise speaker at the Kick-Off meeting on June 18! Everyone will be very happy to hear her speak.

Woman are welcomed at 12:50pm-12:55pm, discussions begin at 1:00pm, and the lesson concludes by 2:30pm. Dress is casual. Attend any or all of the lessons and bring your guests. The only cost is a one-time fee of $10 for the lesson book.

This Year’s ScheduleJune 18 | Kick-Off Fellowship

June 25 | Lesson OneJuly 2 | No MeetingJuly 9 | Lesson Two

July 16 | Lesson ThreeJuly 23 | Lesson FourJuly 30 | Lesson FiveAugust 6 | Lesson Six

August 13 | Season-Ending Luncheon


Summer is packed with activity at the club as we kick off another season of fun. The Fourth of July Celebration is only a month away, and it is certain to be an afternoon to remember for members, families, and friends. You can begin making your reservations on June 1 on our club’s website or by calling (828) 966-4020.

Be sure to take time to enjoy all of the lovely artwork that our club members have on display in the Toxaway Building. Last year, approximately 25 artists displayed an excellent variety of paintings in styles from realism to impressionism to pastels to encaustic to abstract. A new hanging system has been implemented this year and additional lighting will soon be installed to further enhance and showcase our members’ artwork.

This year, the Annual Lake Toxaway Art Show will be held the week of October 7. Last year 31 guild members exhibited over 125 paintings and sold eight paintings with 15% of all sales donated to Lake Toxaway Charities. If you are an artist and wish to receive more information about the Lake Toxaway Art Guild, please call Judy Termin at (828) 966-4781.

Great things are happening at the club. June’s club events calendar is full of activities, and July will be even busier. Don’t miss out on all the fun. We look forward to seeing you at the club this summer.

Guest MembershipsUnaccompanied guests of members must have their own temporary membership cards in order to use club amenities. Members may download a guest application from the club’s website. Applications should be submitted to the club’s membership office one week prior to the guest’s visit. Guest cards may be picked up at the club’s reception desk.

MEMBERSHIP

Laura JohnsonMembership Director

828-966-4020

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William and JoAnn Colton, James and Judy Lipham, and Kristin and Gregory Elwell joined Cara Freije from Tryon

Distributing for a Spanish-themed wine dinner in the Lakeside Dining Room on May 19.

Social.BridgeTuesdays.at.7:00pm.|.Toxaway.RoomFor more information, contact Ted and Carol Mullett at (828) 966-9208.

Full.Club.Member.RoomsFull.club.member.rooms.at.The.Greystone.Inn.may.only.be.reserved.by.calling.the.club.Monday.through.Friday.between.the.hours.of.9:00am.and.5:00pm.

Lake Toxaway Country Club4366 West Club Blvd.Lake Toxaway, NC 28747

Lake Toxaway Country Club members and their guests are invited to join the mallet club for dinner on June 11, followed by a fascinating presentation on the history of Lake Toxaway.

John will talk about the documentary film he is producing which deals with the creation of Lake Toxaway, the dam’s collapse, and his family’s involvement in the resurrection of the community.

The presentation will include information gathered during recent interviews of children and grandchildren of workers, financiers, and original residents of the restored lake, along with the discovery of important documents once thought lost forever.

Dinner reservations are required and can be made online at www.laketoxawaycc.com or by calling the club directly at (828) 966-4020.

Lake Toxaway Mallet Club: Feast With FriendsMonday, June 11 | Featured Speaker: John Nichols, III6:00 Cocktails | 6:30pm Dinner

Fourth of July Celebration Week Calendar of Events Friday, June 29 Lunch 11:30am-‐2:30pm Toxaway Room 11:30am-‐2:30pm Cookout at Marina

(weather permitting) All Ages $10 Bar 2:30pm-‐6:30pm The 19th Hole

5:30pm-‐6:30pm Friday Friends Dinner 6:30pm-‐8:30pm Italian Buffet &

A la Carte Menu Main Dining Room; Reservations Required

Buffet: Adults $15.95++, Ages 4-‐12 $9.95++ Saturday, June 30 Lunch 11:30am-‐2:30pm Toxaway Room 11:30am-‐2:30pm Cookout at Marina

(weather permitting) All Ages $10 Bar 2:30pm-‐6:30pm The 19th Hole Dinner 6:30pm-‐8:30pm A la Carte Menu

Main Dining Room; Reservations Required Sunday, July 1 Brunch 11:00am-‐2:30pm Sunday Brunch

Main Dining Room; Reservations Required Lunch 11:30am-‐2:30pm Picnic on the Porch Toxaway Room Porch

Adults $13++, Ages 4-‐12 $7++ 11:30am-‐2:30pm Cookout at Marina

(weather permitting) All Ages $10 Bar 2:30pm-‐6:30pm The 19th Hole Monday, July 2 Lunch 11:30am-‐2:30pm Toxaway Room 11:30am-‐2:30pm Cookout at Marina


Main Dining Room; Reservations Required Tuesday, July 3 Lunch 11:30am-‐2:30pm Toxaway Room 11:30am-‐2:30pm Cookout at Marina

(weather permitting) All Ages $10 Bar 2:30pm-‐6:30pm The 19th Hole Dinner 6:30pm Pizza Buffet, Beach Bingo with

Prizes & Kid’s Movie Main Dining Room; Reservations Required Adults $13.95++, Ages 4-‐12 $9:95++

Wednesday, July 4 Lunch 11:30am-‐2:30pm Limited Menu

Toxaway Room 11:30am-‐2:30pm Cookout at Marina

(weather permitting) All Ages $10

Thursday, July 5 Lunch 11:30am-‐2:30pm Toxaway Room 11:30am-‐2:30pm Cookout at Marina

(weather permitting) All Ages $10 Bar 2:30pm-‐6:30pm The 19th Hole Dinner 6:30pm-‐8:30pm Twilight Buffet

Main Dining Room; Reservations Required Adults $25++, Ages 4-‐12 $11++ Friday, July 6 Lunch 11:30am-‐2:30pm Toxaway Room 11:30am-‐2:30pm Cookout at Marina

(weather permitting) All Ages $10 Bar 2:30pm-‐6:30pm The 19th Hole

5:30pm-‐6:30pm Friday Friends Dinner 6:30pm-‐8:30pm Seafood Buffet Main Dining Room; Reservations Required Adults $29.95++, Ages 4-‐12 $14.95++ Saturday, July 7 Lunch 11:30am-‐2:30pm Toxaway Room 11:30am-‐2:30pm Cookout at Marina


Main Dining Room; Reservations Required

Make your reservations online at www.laketoxawaycc.com or by calling the club at (828) 966-‐4020.

Celebration 6:00pm Reservations required: please have names and ages of your party available when making a reservation. Adults $40++ in advance ($55++ with less than 48 hours’ notice) Ages 4-‐12 $20++ in advance ($36++ with less than 48 hours’ notice)

Fireworks

Aerification-9 Holes Open Each Day

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Golf Ladies Interclub Away 1

at Trillium

Friday Friends

5:30pm-6:30pm

2

3 Fitness Total Body 4 Conditioning 9:00am

Golf Men’s Interclub at Home

with Highlands CC

Golf Croquet Mentoring

3:00pm-3:30pm

Wine & Wickets

3:30pm-6:00pm

Casual Dinner at Club 6:30pm

Golf Ladies Day 5

8:45am Shotgun

Tennis Men’s Day

9:00am

Social Bridge 7:00pm

Toxaway Room

Ball, Balance, and 6

Strength Conditioning 9:00am

Yoga 10:30am

Golf Men’s Two Day Member

Member 9:00am Shotgun

Tennis Ladies Day 10:30am

Golf Men’s Two Day 7

Member Member 9am Shotgun

Fitness Pilates Mix 10:30am

Tennis Breakfast at

Wimbledon Mixer 9:00pm

Golf Twilight

4:00pm Shotgun

Fitness Total Body 8

Conditioning 9:00am

Friday Friends

5:30pm-6:30pm

Fitness Yoga Class 9

9:30am

Lobster Dinner

6:30pm-8:30pm

Main Dining Room

Reservations Required

10 Fitness Total Body 11 Conditioning 9:00am Yoga 10:30am

Golf Ladies Ringer Tournament

Golf Croquet Mentoring 3:00pm

Wine & Wickets 3:30pm

Feast with Friends Dinner

6:00pm Cocktails

6:30pm Main Dining Room

Guest Speaker John Nichols Jr.

History of Lake Toxaway

Golf Ladies Ringer 12 Tournament Tee Times

Golf Men’s Interclub Away at

Trillium

Tennis Men’s Day 9:00am

Croquet Interclub at Home

Burlingame & Cedar Creek

Arrival 9:30am Play 10:00am

Social Bridge 7:00pm Toxaway Rm

Ball, Balance, and 13

Strength Conditioning 9:00am

Yoga 10:30am

Golf Men’s Day

9:00am Shotgun


Tennis Interclub with BRC 14

10:30am


Golf Twilight

4:00pm Shotgun


Conditioning 9:00am

Friday Friends

5:30pm-6:30pm


9:30am

Dinner in Toxaway Room

Father’s Day Brunch 17

11:00am-2:00pm

Main Dining Room

Reservations Required Golf Croquet 3:00pm

Fitness Total Body 18 Conditioning 9:00am

Yoga 10:30am

Ladies Back Porch Bible Study

Opening Session 1:00pm

Main Dining Room


3:00pm-3:30pm

Wine & Wickets 3:30pm-6:00pm

Casual Dinner at Club 6:30pm

Golf Ladies Day 19

8:45am Shotgun

Golf Men’s Interclub at Home

with Trillium


Kenny’s Croquet Klinic-Men’s

American Rules 10:45am

Social Bridge 7:00pm Tox Rm

Ball, Balance, and 20 Strength Conditioning 9:00am

Yoga 10:30am

Golf Men’s Day 9:am Shotgun


Kenny’s Croquet Klinic-Ladies


American Rules Croquet Play 3pm

Wine Dinner 6:00pm

American Rules Croquet 21

Mentoring 10:00am


Golf Twilight

4:00pm Shotgun


Conditioning 9:00am

Golf Ladies Interclub at

Home with Trillium

Tennis Friday Friends

Doubles 3:00pm

Friday Friends

5:30pm-6:30pm

Fitness 2nd Annual Tim 23

Lovelace Memorial Sprint

Triathlon 9:00am

Start Point—At Lake Near

Croquet Lawns

Fitness Yoga Class

9:30am

Golf Croquet 3:00pm 24

Lunch and Picnic on the

Porch in Toxaway Room and

Porch

Fitness Total Body 25 Conditioning 9:00am Yoga 10:30am

Golf Men’s Interclub Away at

Highlands CC

Ladies Back Porch Bible Study 1:00pm

Main Dining Room


3:00pm-3:30pm

Wine & Wickets 3:30pm-6:00pm

Brevard Music Center Event

6:00pm-10:00pm

Golf Ladies Scramble & 26

Luncheon 9:00am Shotgun


Kenny’s Croquet Klinic-Men’s


Social Bridge 7:00pm

Toxaway Room

Ball, Balance, and 27 Strength Conditioning 9:00am

Yoga 10:30am

Golf Men’s Day 9am Shotgun


Kenny’s Croquet Klinic-Ladies


American Rules Croquet Play 3pm

American Rules Croquet 28

Mentoring 10:00am


Tennis Interclub with

Burlingame 10:30am

Golf Twilight

4:00pm Shotgun


Conditioning 9:00am

Friday Friends

5:30pm-6:30pm


9:30am

Tennis Ladies Member

Guest Mixer 10:30am

Dinner in Toxaway Room

June 2012 Calendar of Events

Club Dining Schedule

(unless otherwise noted on the calendar) Lunch Monday—Saturday 11:30am-2:30pm Toxaway Rm

Sunday 11:30am-2:30pm Main Dining Room & Porch

19th Hole Daily 2:30pm-6:30pm

Dinner Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 6:30pm-8:30pm

Main Dining Room

Clubhouse Main Number .............................................. 966-4020Golf Shop ...................................................................... 966-4661Golf Learning Center ..................................................... 862-3789Tennis/Croquet Shop ..................................................... 966-4262Dining Reservations ...................................................... 966-4020Fitness Center ............................................................... 862-6571Accounting Office .......................................................... 885-5143Greystone Inn ............................................................... 966-4700 www.greystoneinn.comLake Toxaway Company - Real Estate ............................ 966-4260 www.laketoxaway.comMarina .......................................................................... 877-3155

Director of Golf, Lou Biago ..................................................loub@laketoxawaycc.comTennis Professional, Kenny Lovett .......................................kennyl@laketoxawaycc.comFitness Center Director, Annie Cruzan ..................................anniec@laketoxawaycc.comClubhouse Manager, Walker Taylor ......................................walkert@laketoxawaycc.comGroup & Event Coordinator, Alix Dixon [email protected] of Golf & Grounds Operation, Steve Turner [email protected] Director, Laura Johnson ..................................lauraj@laketoxawaycc.comPresident, David Dew ..........................................................david@laketoxaway.com

Club Directory visit us online at www.laketoxawaycc.com

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