Woodcrest Word June/July 2015

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Volume 2, Issue #10 June/July 2015

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Woodcrest Country Club 300 East Evesham Rd. Cherry Hill, NJ 08003

Contact Info

Golf Pro Shop856-428-1243

Events856-429-4300 x 198

Bar 1929 856-429-4300 x 108

Content3

Update from Patrick Lucas

4Pro Shop Update

6Membership FAQ

8 Socially Speaking with George Jordan

Summer Recipe

Tennis Program

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14 June & July Calendar

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Club News

From The Desk of Patrick Lucas

It’s hard to believe that summer has officially begun! Membership is as strong as ever, with over 260 golf members and close to 190 social and golf pass members, we are excited to continue to welcome new faces to the clubhouse. As you may have heard by now, an agreement has been reached with Cherry Hill Township ensuring that Woodcrest will be preserved as a golf club in perpetuity. Our heartfelt thanks goes out to those who have supported Woodcrest over the last two years and extend an invitation to others to join.

The pool is now open 7 days a week, 11am – 8 pm, just in time for the record heat! All members and families are welcome to enjoy. Guest passes are available for $10 per person and kids under 2 are free. Children can also enjoy the amazing play set, ping pong table and wading pool. The Grille at the Turn now features a new family friendly menu and pricing with a variety of lunch items, snacks, water ice & ice cream treats and drink specials, all available pool side.

The golf course is in great playing condition, with the bulk of our rounds coming from our members. Now is the perfect time to fine tune your game with private instructions. Bill, Jay & Jamie are readily available to assist you with individual or group lessons.

As you may have noticed, our tennis courts are bustling with activity. We are pleased to announce a new partnership with Cherry Hill Health & Racquet Club. Top pros are available for lessons and drills, with special day and evening programs for adults and juniors. The programs available are described in more detail below.

On the food and beverage side, George Jordan has been working very hard elevating the department here at the club. With some major improvements in food, service and presentation, I hope you are as pleased as I am with our dining program. Also, a special thank you to all of the members who have booked your private events at Woodcrest. We welcome all to make Woodcrest the home of your special events.

Sincerely,

Patrick Lucas

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Pro Shop UPDATE

Better Ball of Partners Results Sunday, June 7th1st Low Net - $125 eachRich Berman, Dave Ungerleider 64

2nd Low Net - $67.50 eachStan Lerner, Larry Burns, Sy Mogell, Frank Gallo 65

4th Low Net - $16.50 eachLarry Cohen, Rich Freedman 66Brad Spiller, R.L. Freidman 66Bruce Fox, Mike Minoff 66

1st Low Gross - Match of Cards $50 eachMatt Enriquez, Jeff Leaf 79

US Open Par 3 ResultsThursday, June 18thThank you for those who participated in the US Open Par 3 Contest. Click here to view the excel sheet with the net total scores along with the 72 hole results from the US Open PGA tour players.

Congrats to the following players:1st Place ($100.00) -295.5 - Bo Folkinga 2nd Place ($85.00) - 299 - Mike Pryzbylkowski and James Allred4th Place ($70.00) - 302.5 - Daniel Morse5th Place ($60.00) - 305.5 - Matt Enriquez and Nick Flores 7th Place ($50.00) - 306.5 - Larry Burns8th Place ($42.50) - 307 - Joe Destralo and R.L. Friedman10th Place ($35.00) - 307.5 - Noah Schwartz11th Place ($25.00) - 309 - Steve Scott and David Lambson *Pro Shop Credit was awarded to the players listed.

Ladies Member GuestTuesday, July 28th Invitations will be going out in the mail. Sign up is available in the ladies locker room. Click here to view invite.

Men’s Member GuestWednesday, August 5thDetails to follow.

Senior/Junior ChampionshipSunday, July 12thThe format is similar to the better ball of partners.with seniors ages 55 and over, and juniors ages 54 and under. Sign up will be posted in the Men’s Locker Room. •$20 fee

Twilight Golf ResultsFriday, June 12th1st Place - Judy & Michael Hepps and Myrna & Larry Cohen Closest to the pin hole #3 - Andy Freedman

Please remember that all golfers need to sign in at the pro shop before playing.

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Woodcrest is excited to celebrate Women’s Golf Month, all month long! Enjoy this swing tip for women from our favorite golf pro, Jay.

Not Turning Enough? Just because you feel a little bit limited with the turn your making that is not an excuse of not swinging the club on a bigger arc. You can still make a big swing if you allow your hands and arms to do it and you allowed your wrists to hinge. Allowing your wrists to hinge, lets the golf club to set more at the top and will give you a bigger swing arc, even if you have a limited swing turn. Swing the club with your hands and arms under your shoulders even if your body doesn’t pivot as much. You can still increase your arc and that will increase your speed. The amount of swing you have on your backswing will match the amount you have on your forward swing.

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Member CentralWhere can I find my membership number?After your application is fully submitted and your payment has been processed, you will receive your new member welcome packet in the mail. Your member number will be listed on the wel-come letter.

What is included in my golf membership? Categories include: Professional Single, Young Professional Single, Professional Family, Advancing Professional Family, Husband & Wife, Weekday & Corporate.A golf membership at Woodcrest is much more than just access to the beautiful course! Golfers are entitled to 14 day advanced tee time, house charging privileges, reciprocity agreements with other prominent clubs for days our course is closed, access to the tennis courts and pool, golf bag storage and unlimited range balls. A social membership is extended to the spouse for all golf memberships, and dependent children under 21 for a family membership.

What is included in my social membership? A social membership at Woodcrest is your ticket to summer! Included in every social membership is 4 rounds of golf, access to the pool and har-tru tennis courts, dining and alcohol privileges and a 5% discount on golf, for the member and spouse. Pool privileges is also extended to dependent children under the age of 21. Golf pass holders also receive a social membership!

How do I register for the member area on Woodcrest’s website? Our new website features a member portal that allows members to book tee times online, register for events and view and pay your statements. Please follow the directions below. Any questions about your statements can be directed to [email protected] or 856-429-4300 x 189• Visit woodcrestcountryclub.com• On the home page you will see a white box labeled “Member Area”. Click “Member Registra-tion”.• Fill out your member number and name.You must use the exact spelling of your first and last name from your membership application. For example: Michael not Mike.Your member number can be found on the welcome letter you received in the mail.Please include the CAPITALIZED letter, followed by the four numbers. For example: E0007• Once submitted you will receive an email about your registered account.

What is the dress code? Members and guests are asked to adhere to the following dress code guidelines. Men: Collared shirt, or an accredited crew neck golf style shirt, appropriate golf length shorts and slacks are acceptable. No denim, tee shirts, tanks, sweat/jogging pants, cargo shorts or bathing suits are permitted in the clubhouse or course. Women: Slacks, golf skirts, capri’s, and appropri-ate length shorts are permitted. Sleeveless tops are acceptable as long as they have a collar. Tee shirts, denim shorts, sweat/jogging pants, or bathing suits are not acceptable in the clubhouse or course at any time. Children’s attire should adhere to the same recommendations set above.

All you need to know about your membership

More questions? Please email [email protected] or call 856-429-4300.

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Socially Speaking...From the Desk of George Jordan

Director of Food & Beverage

I would like to take this time to thank everyone for the warm welcome that has been extended to me as I have embarked on my new career at Woodcrest! I am so excited to be a part of the revival of Woodcrest Country Club. With the leadership of Our Director of Operations, Patrick Lucas we have assembled a great team to make Woodcrest the premier club in South Jersey!

Summer is under way at Woodcrest Country Club! The Memorial Day cookout was fantastic! The pool was a frenzy of activity. We had well over one hundred members and their families attend. The weather was beautiful and a great time was had by all. The interactive DJ was a big hit!

“Sip of Summer” will be held on Thursday, June 25 and is selling out fast! Join your fellow members for passed hors d’oeuvres and Chef’s Food Stations on the deck of Bar 1929! The cost is $25.00 per person ++ and does not include alcohol. Meet old friends, make new friends! For the members with young children we are offering child care at the pool with a kid’s buffet for $5.00 per child.

Member BillingFor all member checks not signed, there is a 20% automatic gratuity added. Please remember to sign all checks.

Be a User!You might not be able to play more golf or tennis, but I bet you and your family sure can eat and party! Come to Woodcrest for lunch midweek, for dinner, lay by the pool sipping on a frozen margarita and attend our special events. Bar 1929 is now serving Dinner from 5:30 to 8:30pm Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays. Beer and specialty drinks are available by the pool.

Have your parties at Woodcrest...Talk about a win –win situation!It is no secret that banquets and catering at Woodcrest are second to none. Host a birthday, anniversary, Mitzvah. Encourage your friends to use Woodcrest for their family celebrations. Woodcrest is a fabulous setting for a wedding as well! Our parties are competitively priced and the food is always top notch. A special thank you to all the members that have held their events at the club this year.

Seafood Night!You are cordially invited to our premier summer event! Seafood night featuring an amazing array of delectable seafood prepared by Executive Chef Mike Ince will be held on Thursday July 16. Seating start at 6:30pm. This is a seafood buffet not to be missed!

Remember, the events are always more fun when you are there! Looking forward to seeing everyone around the club this summer!

All the Best,

George

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All the Best,

George

HOW TO GUIDE

With Chef Mike

With Memorial Day weekend just recently passed, pools just opened up and peoples first trips down to the shore means the month of June is upon us. The month of June means different things

to different people. For me, it’s all about the start of the summer grilling season, backyard BBQ’s, summer parties and spending quality time with friends and family! I wanted to share

one of my go to recipes that will be a hit no matter what the occasion, grilled hangar steaks with chimichurri! Note: I love Hangar Steak. However, you can use any meat you like. Flank steak or

skirt steak will work just as well.

Steak Marinade

8 cloves of garlic4 sprigs of thyme1 c. dry red wine (a little extra if you want to pour yourself a glass)6 shallots, julienned2 T. extra virgin olive oilsalt and pepper

8 – 6 oz hangar steaks trimmed

in a shallow baking dish combine all ingredients and add steaks, marinade at least 4 hours under refrigeration or overnight.

Chimichurri Sauce

1 c. lightly packed flat leaf parsley¼ c. lightly packed cilantro leaves3 garlic cloves¾ t. red pepper flakes½ t. ground cumin½ c. olive oil1/3 c. red wine vinegar½ t. salt

in a blender combine all ingredi-ents and pulse until all ingredients are mixed well and parsley and cilantro are finely chopped. I per-sonally like the bits of fresh herbs when I make my chimichurri, if you prefer more of a puree just blend ingredients longer. Sauce can be made 2-3 hours ahead and leave out at room temperature.

When ready to grill, preheat grill to med-hi heat. Remove steaks from marinade and scrape off any herbs/shallots, etc. Grill over med-hi heat and char on outside turning once. Cook for approxi-mately 5 min per side for medium rare. Transfer to a cutting board and let rest for at least 5 min (this is paramount when grilling any meat that you intend to slice). Once rested slice into strips while cutting against the grain. Spoon chimichurri sauce over meat and enjoy!

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Woodcrest Country Club is excited to launch a partnership with South Jersey’s premier tennis and fitness club, Cherry Hill Health & Racquet Club. Top

ranked tennis pros from CHHRC will now offer a variety of tennis programs for our members!

Adult Day Programs starts 6/26/15Women’s ProgramThis clinic is for the player who has established a consistent game and wants to play against equally leveled players, have fun and meet new playing partners.When: Fridays, 9:30 am—11:30 amWho: 3.0, plusFee: $25 per class

Adult Evening Programs starts 6/25/15 Adult Program (Men’s & Women’s) A fun and fast moving drill that will in-clude a warm up, fun games, doubles strategies and good workout. This drill is good for the player who wants to hit a lot of balls, play with a variety of game styles and have fun. When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm - 8:00 pmWho: 3.0, plusFee: $25 per class

Adult Evening ProgramsMen’s Program starts 6/30/15 This drill is for men who want to have a vigorous workout, hit a lot of balls and work on doubles and singles tactics, while having fun. This drill is a high energy and intense drill that will make you sweat. When: Tuesdays, 6:30 pm - 8:00 pmWho: 3.0, plusFee: $25 per class

Adult Tennis Programs

1.5 hour Adult Drills $25

1 Hour Private Lesson

Pro $75, Master Pro $78

1 Hour Private – buy 4 $70 per

Tennis Rates

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Junior Program At our 10 & Under Tennis program, we use USTA’s Quick Start play format, which allows kids to learn, rally, play and compete right from the start. 5 week program: 6/24-7/22 When: Wednesdays, 6:30 pm - 7:30 pmWho: Ages 5 - 10Fee: $100 4 week program: 6/27-7/25 (no class 7/4)When: Saturdays 9:00 am - 10:00 amWho: Ages 5 - 10Fee: $80 Summer Camp Program - It’s not too late to sign up!

Woodcrest juniors camp offers daily or full week programs including golf instruction with PGA Teaching Professionals, one hour of tennis instruction from a CHHRC Tennis Pro and supervised swimming activities. For camp dates and more information callWoodcrest at 856.428.1243. When: Mon - Fri 9 am - 4 pm Fee: Weekly $375, Daily $90 15% Multiple Week discount

Junior Tennis Programs

All Court reservations, program registration and lessons are

coordinated through chhrc

To sign up for a tennis program:

Go to Chhrc.com/wcc

To make a Court Reservation:

Call 856-429-1388 x 0

questions? Contact Joan Horner at 856-429-1388 x 169

or [email protected]

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S u n d ay Mon d ay Tues day Wednesday Thursday F r i d ay S atu rd ay

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Better Ball of Partners

Championship

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Twilight Couples

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US Open Par 3

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Pool Closes at

6:30 pm

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June Calendar of Events

Week 5Men’s League

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CHHRC TennisOpen House

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July Calendar of Events

S u n d ay Mon d ay Tues day Wednesday Thursday F r i d ay S atu rd ay

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Week 1 Juniors Camp

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Week 2 Juniors Camp

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Twilight Couples

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Week 3 Juniors Camp

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Week 4 Juniors Camp

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Ladies Member

Guest

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Week 7of Men’s League

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Week 6Men’s League

PlayoffsMen’s League

FinalsMen’s League

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Call 856-429-4300 for Dinner Reservations

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AppetizersCHIPS AND DIP

blue corn tortillas, pico de gallo, house made guacamole

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CRISPY ARTICHOKESlemon-coriander emulsion, shaved

parmesan and fresh parsley 9

BUFFALO WINGSserved with celery and blue cheese

choice of mild, chipotle or hot & honey9

SPICY TUNA NAPOLEONwakame, cucumber, avocado and

ponzu vinaigrette 13

FRIED CALAMARIserved with sriracha aioli and lemon

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Soup and SaladSOUP OF THE DAY

Chef’s Inspiration5

WOODCREST CORN & CRAB CHOWDER pancetta, local corn, maryland blue crab

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WOODCREST CAESAR SALADcrisp romaine hearts, croutons, parmiggiano-reggiano,

house made caesar dressing 10

MILAN SALADchopped romaine, diced shrimp, egg and bacon,

diced cucumber and tomato, milan dressing 14

Substitute for grilled chicken

CAPRESE SALAD fresh mozzarella, sliced tomato, house roasted

peppers, balsamic reduction, micro basil

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EntreesWOODCREST BURGER

certified angus beef blend, lettuce, tomato, red onion, choice of cheese

on a brioche roll13

GRILLED ORGANIC TURKEY BURGER lettuce, tomato, red onion,

turkey bacon, avocado and swiss on a multigrain bun

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18oz COWBOY STEAKgarlic French fries, baby arugula

and roasted tomato salad, peter luger steak sauce

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14oz SLICED NY STRIPmashed potato, roasted asparagus,

cabernet-blue cheese butter 33

PAN ROASTED FRENCH CUT CHICKEN summer squash linguini,

grape tomato, natural pan jus 21

MISO SCENTED CHILEAN SEA BASS warm Asian slaw, ponzu vinaigrette

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CHEF’S PASTA DU JOURask server todays seasonal selection

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MARYLAND CRAB CAKESjulienne vegetables and

sophisticated tartar sauce 22

DINNER MENU • 5:30PM - 8:30PM

Consuming raw or uncooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness.

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