April 2018 The Picacho View - picachohillscc.com · Cristina Cruz-Grost Joe & Marifred Handley ... Members – Dennis Evans ([email protected] ), Gregg Martin ([email protected]

The Picacho View

Inside this issue

Around the Club 2-3

Golf & Grounds 4-5

Golf Association News 6-7

Tennis & Fitness 8-9

Bridge & Games 10

Food & Beverage 11

Calendar of Events 12-15

Schedule of Events

April Pub Night Theme

Apr 3 Home Style

Apr 10 Prime Rib

Apr 17 Taco Night

Apr 24 BBQ

Apr 1 Easter Brunch 11am &

1:30pm Seating’s

Apr 2 Course Closed

Apr 5 Club House RSVP after

4pm for Private Event

Apr 16 Course Closed

Apr 19 Club House RSVP after

4p for Private Event

Apr 30 Course Closed

April 2018 Volume 7, Issue 4

Don’t miss what’s coming up next...

Saturday Night Fever will be held on the

third Saturday of the Month

Apr 9 & 10 ~ LGA President

Club

Apr 21 ~ MGA 2-Man Shamble

General Manager’s Note

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Around the Club

New Picacho Hills Country Club

Members

Stephen Bailey & Richard Johnston

Patricia & Oscar

Cardenas

Brett & Julie Chavalier

Amiel Curnutt

Renate & David De Leon

Cris & Sharon Fuentes

Joh Grost & Cristina Cruz-

Grost

Joe & Marifred Handley

William & Mechel Hurley

With spring in the air and longer day light, there will be more time to play some golf in the afternoon and enjoy all types of outdoor activities. April is also bringing you a variety of Club events to attend. Easter Buffet is on April 1. Tuesday Pub night and every other Thursday Home Style cooking will be featured as always. The monthly Wine Dinner will be on the 26th this month. The course should be in great shape as we aerified the greens at the beginning of March this year instead of as we usually do in April. Gil did a variety of things on the golf course in March which should pay dividends this month. Despite the impending sale of the club we continue to pick up new members. They are understanding of the situation and seem willing to buy in when the time comes. I would like to thank my staff, the Board and the members in general for being supportive of me in taking over the GM responsibilities. We will make some changes as we go forward but will not reinvent the wheel as we are nearing the time we will transition to new ownership who will have their own ideas and policies to implement. Thank you, Jim Nodurft, PGA

Private Events & Meetings

Picacho Hills Country Club

offers a host of spacious rooms

and areas for your every need.

Whether you are planning a meeting

for your executives, golf

outing, family reunion, milestone

birthday or wedding ceremony

and reception, Picacho Hills

Country Club is the ideal location for an absolutely

unforgettable event.

Please Contact Jim Nodurft for

additional information.

575.523.8641 or

[email protected]

Concerning the Advisory Board Dear Picacho Hills Members, April 2018

This will be the last News Letter that I will be writing. Yes, I am late in announcing there will be an annual meeting election to the Advisory Board and my term is up. I have enjoyed the opportunity in being on the board for 3 years and serving as President the last two. So, soon you will have the opportunity to nominate and elect your new candidates and.

The March winds have come and, as of now, they are still with us. I am writing this early and noticed today that there is water in the Rio Grande. Certainly, spring is here and the yard work begins. Trimming, thatching, planting your spring baskets and of course planning for the “weed” season, as well. Love this time of year! Soon the rains will come bursting through and the growing will be in full force. Gil, get ready, as we think the rough is already too high!

Now for a quick update on the sale of the club. The group of 6 are seeing some daylight to our due diligence of the finances, the buildings and property as well. Our attorneys are putting the dots on the i’s and crossing the t’s. Soon we will have available and be able to compile the final documents for all to review and then be able to make an intelligent decision. This process has taken a great deal of time to bring to fruition, but the results of this effort is the basis where we, as a group, decide to go forward and purchase the club. I have said this previously, but we are close, so please be a little more patient, please.

That is all for this month and I want to thank all of the board members for their dedication to this board and to this club. They are excellent board members and club members.

Respectfully,

Andy Philo

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Around the Club

Board Members: March Board Meeting Minutes

President – Andy Philo ([email protected]), Members – Dennis Evans ([email protected] ), Gregg Martin ([email protected] ), Paula Hansen ([email protected] ), Emery Borsodi ([email protected]), Debbie McAllen ([email protected]), Michael Henderson ([email protected])

Golf Pro Note

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Congratulations to the winners of the Beat the Wind Tournament. Despite the name it was not that windy. Tee times will move to 7:00am this month and group times will be adjusted accordingly. Please check the weekly “Wouldn’t you rather be golfing” e-mail for time changes. No club tournaments this month, however, the LGA will have the Presidents Cup on the 9th and 10th and the MGA will have an event on the 21st. Fairways and greens, Jim Nodurft, PGA

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Golf News

GOLF SHOP HOURS FOR APRIL Open – 6:30 am Closes – 6:00 pm First tee time is 7:00 am. Driving range opens at 6:30 am and closes at 6:00pm. Course is closed on April 2, 16, 30 Outside event on the 7, 8, 14 and 19th will pre-empt some mid-morning and afternoon times.

TOURNAMENTS MGA 2 MAN SHAMBLE SATURDAY, APRIL 21 9:00 SHOTGUN START $40 per team ($20 per man) TEAMS WILL BE “PICK YOUR OWN PARTNER” (Players will pick to play the Blues tees or the white tees but both team members must play the same tees.) Each player will tee off each hole. Pick the best drive. From there both players will use that ball as their drive (Lying 1, hitting 2), then play their own ball from that spot. Format will be a 1 best ball net. Players will use 80% of their handicap. Call (575-523-8641) or stop by the golf shop to sign up by April 19

Greetings, Once again it is aerification time. Greens have already been done and have healed nicely. Tees, fairways and rough areas are next. There have been several discussions in the past about equipment choices and methodology of cultivation practices. This article will clarify the practices we are implementing so that there is a clear understanding of what happens during aerification. Aerification or applied turf cultivation refers to working of the soil and or thatch without destruction of the turf; for example, coring, slicing, spiking and verticutting. During certain times of the year, all of these cultivation practices are implemented to improve the turf in different ways. Many different machines with slicers, tines or blades do the work in the least amount of time with the least amount of disruption. A big topic of discussion has been choice of tines on the greens, tees, fairway and rough areas. “Why is he not pulling plugs?” or “Why does he pull so many and leave tuffs everywhere?” Well to answer the question, both processes are very important. Coring tines and solid tines are used the same way with the same machines. The simple difference between the two is that the coring tine leaves a plug and the solid tine does not. Now during the cooler months pulling a plug is my method of choice, but for the hotter months I prefer a solid tine. Here is why. In the spring and fall the turf has a greater ability to withstand the stress associated with all processes of core aerification. Grass is growing more rapidly and producing thatch so the choice of coring is vital. With the coring tines, plugs are pulled and thatch along with soil is left on the surface. Then the soil is broken from the thatch and put back on top of the turf. Solid tines are use primarily during the hotter months to vent the turf or allow more air, water and nutrient movement during heavy stress days. Because the turf is already overstressed from play, carts, heat, drought, wind and other variables it is senseless to add additional stresses. Venting of greens and fairways takes place every month in the summer and the solid tine does not leave the plugs so the course is left in a better playable condition. Below is the schedule of events for the 2018 spring aerification. Please be aware that some holes may need to be closed to allow rapid progress and safety for everyone. Thank you for your support and understanding. Aerification schedule: Fairways- Core aeration .750 x 10 (18mm mount side eject tine) April 11, 2018 (until

completed) Greens- Core aeration .625 x 6 (.750 mount side eject tine) March 4, 2018 - March 6,

2018 (Completed) Rough- Core aeration.750 x 10 (18mm mount side eject tine) April 11, 2018 (until

completed) Tees, Collars and Approaches- Core aeration .625 x 6 (.750 mount side eject tine) April

11, 2018 (until completed) Always Greenside Up, Gil Martinez, GCSAA (A)

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Golf News Superintendent’s Note Upcoming Golf

Events

April

Apr 2 - PGM (Private Event) Apr 7&8 - SCAGA Stroke Play

(Private Event) Apr 9&10 - LGA President Cup

(Club Event) Apr 14 - Golfweek Am Tour

(Private Event) Apr 19 - Aggie Open (Private

Event) Apr 21 - MGA 2 Man Shamble

(Club Event)

May

May 5&6 - Club Championship (Club Event)

May 21&22 - LGA Member-Member (Private Event)

May 28 - Orange Blossom (Club Event)

June

Jun 10 - Couple Club Championship (Club Event)

Jun 28-30 - MGA Summer Invitational (Private Event)

July

July 7 - Flag Tournament (Club Event)

July 21 - 2 Person Scramble/Alternate Shot (Club Event)

August

Aug 4&5 - MGA Member-Member (Private Event)

Aug 9 - Foxworth-Galbraith (Private Event)

If you would like to Schedule a Golf Outing, please call Jim at

523.8641 ext.29 or email [email protected]

March has been generous with its warm weather, however our spring winds have shown up. Our Jill competition and meeting is a week earlier in March due to the first Border competition on March 27th where our strong competitive team is sure to make a great showing. The Border Team results will be shared next month. March’s White Elephant winner was lucky Judy Lubeck, winning a fun filled bag of goodies. April is a busy month with the President’s Cup and Club Championship occurring on April 9th and 10th. Hope everyone is planning on playing as Rosemary Mckeown and Naomi Rupp have been busy planning a fun filled competitive two days. On April 23rd is the NM Senior Women’s Golf Association at Sierra Del Rio and then on the 30th is Border at New Mexico State University. The challenges are there for all to participate, if you are interested check out the bulletin board in the locker room. From the club perspective, it is time to fill elective positions on the Advisory Board. This year Andy Philo’s position will be open as he decides rotate off the Board and focus on his Club Acquisition role. If you are interested please let Jim Nodurft know. For those of you that like to plan ahead, Judy Lubeck and Hazel Coelho are already planning the Member-Member tournament May 21and 22. Hopefully everyone will plan on “Clowning Around” and having fun. Thank you to all our members who consistently volunteer and step up to support our great Ladies Golf group. Each and everyone one of you makes our team a caring, strong, competitive force. Paula will finish this quarters Ringer program and then extends a big thank you to Dee Dillon for stepping up and agreeing to take over the Ringer competition in May. March 20th the competition was again strong with our winning Jill of the Hill, Pam Sherry , bringing home the net score of 67. It was really Pam’s lucky day as she won the 50/50 pot of $21. Paula Hansen PHLGA President If you are new to PHCC and/or interested in information about the Ladies Golf Association, please call Lynn Zeemont (523-0913).

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Ladies Golf Association

Sandpipers

Ladies, if you are golfers that just want to have fun,

come play nine holes with the Sandpipers on

Thursday, teeing off between the hours of

8:00am and 9:30am depending on

seasonal changes.

If this sounds like what you are looking

for, then we would love to have you join our nine hole group.

There is a roster in the Pro Shop for each

day.

For additional information, please

contact Patti Danley 575-556-9369 or at

[email protected] or contact Judy Hicks 574-903-6891 or email

her at [email protected].

We had 36 players for the 2 man scramble last month. With the MGA providing food and beer we were hoping for a little better turnout. However, the guys that did show up had a great time and the weather was perfect. And they put a big dent in that keg of beer.

So we are going to try it again this for the 2 man Shamble on the 21st. Cost will be $25 per man and the MGA will provide food and a keg of beer after play. Tee off is a 9:00 shotgun start. The shamble format are two man teams. Both players tee off each hole. Pick the best drive and then both players will play their own ball in from that point. This would be a great tournament for some of the guys we don’t see too often. Please sign up with the Golf Shop by April 19th.

The Tournament committee with board approval has made some changes to the Summer Classic. This will be the big tournament of the year using the format from the Autumn Classic. The dates will be June 27 through 30 this year. This will be an Invitational as we will be looking for some nonmember teams to increase participation, showcase the club and fill in flights that end up with odd numbers. We will, however, take 36 member teams before we allow Guest teams to participate. Entry deadline will be May 31st so get entered early. We will take entries after that date as long as we get groups of six which are the flight sizes in the format we are using. I an unprecedented move the cost has been reduced this year! Member teams will only be $600 and guest teams will be $650. As always this will be a great event so put it on your calendars now and sign up early.

Martin Porter, MGA President

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Men’s Golf Association

2018 MGA Board Members

Martin Porter ~ [email protected] - President

Jason Richards ~ [email protected] - Vs. Pres Warren Russell ~ [email protected] - Secretary

Myrle Schwalm ~ [email protected] - Treasurer

Rich Fisher ~ [email protected]

Dennis Evans ~ [email protected]

Luis Gabaldon ~ [email protected]

Kelly Johnson ~ [email protected]

Fernie Lopez ~ [email protected]

Gregg Martin ~ [email protected]

Jim Conine ~ [email protected]

MGA Sponsor’s Studio “D” Architects, Jason Clark

Dr. David Warren, D.D.S., P.A

Citizen’s Bank of Las Cruces

White Sands Federal Credit Union

Daniel Duran, D.D.S., P.A., General Dentistry

The Gregg Martin Agency, Farmer’s Insurance

Schwalm, Martos & Company, PC, Myrle Schwalm

Biad Chili, Don and Louis Biad

Dr. Lane Bauer DC, Las Cruces Chiropractic

Fred Anderson, Morgan Stanley

Valley Shredding

Progreen Superior Coating & Roofing

Peregrine Corp

Sharpline Defense

Pic Quik, Oscar Andrade

Aire Serv, Jared Teague

Ashley Furniture

Fernando & Kelly Lopez

Please be aware that we have a court reservation system. To reserve a court, or to see what courts are reserved, go to www.acuityscheduling.com. You will create a login which will enable you to book times. Times may only be booked for a maximum of 1 ½ hours. Congratulations to PHCC tennis members Jamie Borsodi, Rosemary McKeown, Jacquie Porter and their Enchanted Ladies teammates, Maggie Follin, Gail Richardson and Janet Santackas, for coming in second out of fourteen teams at the Margarita Cup in Anthem, AZ March 2-4. Over 150 ladies participated in this weekend team event.

On going activities(note start times are seasonally adjusted): Tennis activities Every 3rd Saturday – Saturday Night Fever Scramble, 4:00 – 6:00 PM

(courts 1-4), social to follow Monday Men’s doubles drop-in, 9:00 AM (court 1) Tuesday evening clinic, 6:00 – 7:30 PM (court 3) Gregg Tracy – limited to

8 players Wednesday women’s (court 1) and mixed doubles drop-in 9:00 AM

(courts 2&4) Thursday night Men’s tennis league, 6:30 PM (courts 1-4) Friday women’s and men’s doubles, 9:00 AM (courts 1, 2&4) Saturday clinic, 9:00 – 10:00 AM (court 3), Gregg Tracy Saturday drop in, Mixed Doubles, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (court 3) Pickleball activities Every 3rd Saturday – Saturday Night Fever Scramble, 4:00 – 6:00 PM

(court 5), social to follow Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday drop-in, 10:00 AM (court 5) Special Pickleball and Tennis activities (all scrambles are open to adults and juniors) May 28, Memorial Day Scramble, 9:00 - 11:00 AM (courts 1 – 5) July 4 Scramble, 8:30 – 10:30 AM (courts 1-5), Joe & Katherine Becker,

Tennis coordinator July 15 Breakfast at Wimbledon, 8:00 AM, breakfast at the club, scramble

to follow (courts 1-4). Open to all club members August 11, Pickleball / Short Court Tennis, 6:00 – 9:00 PM (courts 1 – 5)

Jamie Borsodi, coordinator September 3, Labor Day Scramble, 9:00 - 11:00 AM (courts 1 – 5) November 24 Thanksgiving Scramble, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM (courts 1-5)

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Tennis & Fitness

Picacho Hills Country Club Introducing A New

Massage Therapist: Carol Sullivan

To Make an Appointment Please call :

575-496-1162

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April Newsletter

Looks like spring is here and the winds are definitely upon us! Although I am not happy about the dust that comes with the wind, I am glad that the days are longer and allow for so many of you to enjoy the course a bit longer. I am anxious to see more of our members here again.

The last few months have brought about much change and I must say, I think we are acclimating to it all quite well. It has been a positive transition with Jim as the new GM and I think he is doing a fantastic job as he wears two hats. I have heard positive feedback from several members and believe he will continue to help us all work through the upcoming changes.

Membership continues to be vital in the success of Picacho Hills Country Club under current ownership and we hope that our members will continue to encourage their family, friends, co-workers, etc. to enroll as members and share the incredible experience that only PHCC offers in our area. In an effort to have those that have shown interest in the member buy in, Mr. Biad suggested we offer a new membership to reach those that have shown interest and have never been a member at PHCC. I put together a Dining Only Membership that gives prospective buyers a “taste” of the delicious menu and drink items we serve here. This has been received by some people as a positive and they have enrolled in this membership. I realize this has also upset previous members since they cannot participate in this promotion. I understand the frustration and as much as we would like to accommodate past members, we decided this was only going to be offered to new members as the club transitions to the new ownership. I believe we will visit this again and determine other options if necessary.

It is nice to see a few more new members excited to utilize the Dining Only, Social and Full Family Golf memberships this month. Please welcome the following new members to Picacho Hills Country Club: Brett and Julie Chevalier – Social; David and Renata De Leon- Social; Stephen Bailey and Richard Johnston – Dining; Amiel Curnutt – Dining; John and Cristina Cruz-Grost - Dining; Oscar and Patricia Cardenas – Dining; Betty Martin – Dining; Will and Mechel Hurley – Dining; Dr. Robert Brewka – Social and, John and Marifred Handley – Full Family Golf.

I look forward to any referrals you may have and plan on continuing to do business as usual to increase membership so please contact me if I can provide printed membership information for you to pass on to family, friends and co-workers or if I can answer any questions you may have concerning membership.

Thank you for your continued support in my efforts as Membership Director and I look forward to see you here at the club.

Rebecca Reyes Membership Director

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Membership Information Yoga

2018 Junior Sports Camp 2018 Junior Sports Camp is scheduled for

July 9th ~13th and July 16th ~ 20th

Any questions please email Becky at [email protected]

Click Here for Registration Form!!!

Early Registration April 1st ~ May 28th

Yoga

P i c a c h o H i l l s Country Club is o f f e r i n g Y o g a Classes!! Hatha Yoga is taught by certified Yoga instructor, Nora Bailey, at PHCC T u e s d a y s & Thursdays from 8:30-9:30 a.m. You may purchase a 10 class punch card for $20 ($2 per class) or you may pay a $3 drop in fee to Nora. For more information, contact N o r a a t 575-915-6263.

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Jazzercise

Jazzercise Classes are offered from now, and will continue until the end of May. Please join us downstairs at the Club House on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8:30 a.m. If classes get too full we will have two classes. Our instructor, Dianne Sage, leads us in low impact aerobics, so it is good for all ages. Water Aerobics begin in June. For more information p l e a s e c o n t a c t Margy Papen at 575-526-5630.

Wednesday Ladies Bridge

Winners Nancy Fuller, Freddie Olhausen, Mary Salopek (2), Carol Eberhart, Rosemary Chaffee, Linda Chadwick, Virginia Taylor (2), Frankie Kerns, Mary Gail Gwaltney Slams Nancy Fuller & Sharron Stepro, Grete Bush & Frankie Kerns

*Grand Slam* Virgina Taylor & Linda Chadwick

Bridge & Games

Winners & Slams

Ladies Bridge - Each Wednesday 12:30p - 4:00p in the Organ Room — This is an open game, anyone interested is welcome to play

Game Day - 1st and 3rd Friday of the Month, 12:30 pm in The Organ Room

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Food & Beverage

Tuesday Pub Nights

April Events: Apr 1 ~ Easter Brunch 11 & 1:30pm Seating’s Apr 12 & 26 ~ Dinner Specials Apr 26 ~ Wine Dinner 6pm Upcoming May Events: May 3 ~ Liver and Onions Dinner Special May 10 ~ Fried Chicken Dinner Special May 13 ~ Mother’s Day Buffet 11am & 1:30pm Seating’s May 17 ~ Wine Dinner 6pm May 24 ~ Green Chile Meatloaf Dinner Special May 31 ~ Country Fried Steak Dinner Special

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Tuesday Pub Nights

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Praline sauce

1lb brown sugar 1lb unsalted butter 2cups rum 1cup heavy cream 1cup chopped pecans 1. In a sauce pan melt

butter and brown sugar until hot and dissolved with no lumps.

2. Add rum and flambé until alcohol evaporates a little bit.

3. Add heavy cream and pecans and stir until well mix.

Preference to serve hot: use for custards, bread pudding, fresh fruit and toasted French begets

PHCC is “the place to be” on Tuesdays. Pub Nights have been a raving success. And we appreciate your support.

In addition to the themed specials, the bar will feature some amazing values.

In addition to our open seating policy, we are gladly accepting reservations. Pub Nights have gotten so popular and we appreciate advance notice.

Beer of the Month:

Karbac Hopadillo IPA ~ $4 12oz can

April Themes

Apr 3 Home Style

Apr 10 Prime Rib

Apr 17 Taco Night

Apr 24 BBQ

May Themes

May 1 International

May 8 Hamburgers

May 15 Green Chile

May 22 Famous Sandwiches

May 29 Grilled Out

We’ll see you at the club!

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April 2018

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

Easter Brunch 11am & 1:30pm Seatings

2

Club, Course & Practice

Facilities will be Closed All Day

3

Dining Room & Pub 11am-9pm

Pub Specials Start - 5pm

4


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

5


Clubhouse Reserved after 4pm for Private Event

6


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

7


8

Lunch 11am—4pm

9

Course Open

Pro Shop, Range & Snack Bar Open Pub 12pm—4pm

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11


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

12


13


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

14


15

Lunch 11am—4pm

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18


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

19


Clubhouse Reserved after 4pm for Private Event

20


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

21


22

Lunch 11am—4pm

23

Course Open

Pro Shop, Range & Snack Bar Open Pub 12pm—4pm

24



25


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

26


Wine Dinner 6pm

27


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

28


29

Lunch 11am—4pm

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Dates and Times are

subject to change

Pub Nights Theme Schedule

4/3 - Home Style

4/10 - Prime Rib


4/17 - Taco Night

4/24 - BBQ

Calendar of Events...what’s happening now

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Club Activities for April 2018 Sun Apr 1st - Easter Brunch 11am & 1:30pm Seatings

Mon Apr 2nd - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Men’s Drop-in Doubles 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am

Tue Apr 3rd - Yoga Classes: 8:30am - LGA Play Day 8:30am - Pub Night 5pm: Home Style

Wed Apr 4th - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Ladies Tennis Drop-in 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am - Ladies Bridge: Lunch Starts at 12pm, Play Starts at 1pm

Thurs Apr 5th -Yoga Classes: 8:30am - Sandpipers 9:00am - Men’s Tennis League 6:30pm

Fri Apr 6th - Women’s & Men’s Tennis Drop-in Doubles 9am - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Ladies Tennis Drop-in 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am

Sat Apr 7th - Adult Tennis Development 9am - Mixed Tennis Doubles Drop-in 10am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am

Mon Apr 9th - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Men’s Drop-in Doubles 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am

Tue Apr 10th - Yoga Classes: 8:30am - LGA Play Day 8:30am - Pub Night 5pm: Prime Rib






Tue Apr 17th - Yoga Classes: 8:30am - LGA Play Day 8:30am - Pub Night 5pm: Taco Night


Thurs Apr 19th -Yoga Classes: 8:30am - Sandpipers 9:00am - Wine Dinner 6pm - Men’s Tennis League 6:30pm


Sat Apr 21st - Adult Tennis Development 9am - Mixed Tennis Doubles Drop-in 10am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am

Mon Apr 23rd - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Men’s Drop-in Doubles 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am

Tue Apr 24th - Yoga Classes: 8:30am - LGA Play Day 8:30am - Pub Night 5pm: BBQ






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Club Activities for May 2018 Tue May 1st - Yoga Classes: 8:30am - LGA Play Day 8:30am - Pub Night 5pm:

Wed May 2nd - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Ladies Tennis Drop-in 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am - Ladies Bridge: Lunch Starts at 12pm, Play Starts at 1pm

Thurs May 3rd -Yoga Classes: 8:30am - Sandpipers 9:00am - Men’s Tennis League 6:30pm

Fri May 4th - Women’s & Men’s Tennis Drop-in Doubles 9am - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Ladies Tennis Drop-in 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am

Sat May 5th - Adult Tennis Development 9am - Mixed Tennis Doubles Drop-in 10am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am

Mon May 7th - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Men’s Drop-in Doubles 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am

Tue May 8th - Yoga Classes: 8:30am - LGA Play Day 8:30am - Pub Night 5pm:

Wed May 9th - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Ladies Tennis Drop-in 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am - Ladies Bridge: Lunch Starts at 12pm, Play Starts at 1pm

Thurs May 10th -Yoga Classes: 8:30am - Sandpipers 9:00am - Men’s Tennis League 6:30pm



Sun May 13th - Mother’s Day Brunch 11am & 1:30pm Seatings







Mon May 21st - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Men’s Drop-in Doubles 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am

Tue May 22nd - Yoga Classes: 8:30am - LGA Play Day 8:30am - Pub Night 5pm:

Wed May 23rd - Jazzercise Class: 8:30am - Ladies Tennis Drop-in 9am - Pickleball Drop-in 10am - Ladies Bridge: Lunch Starts at 12pm, Play Starts at 1pm







Thurs May 31st -Yoga Classes: 8:30am - Sandpipers 9:00am - Men’s Tennis League 6:30pm

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May 2018

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Dates and Times are

subject to change

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2


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

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4


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

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6

Lunch 11am—4pm

7

Course Open

Pro Shop, Range & Snack Bar

Open Pub 12pm—4pm

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9


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

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11


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

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13

Lunch 11am—4pm

14


Facilities will be Closed All

Day

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16


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

17


Wine Dinner 6pm

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Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

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20

Lunch 11am—4pm

21

Course Open


Open Pub 12pm—4pm

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23


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

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25


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

26


27

Lunch 11am—4pm

28

Course Open


Open Pub 12pm—4pm

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30


Happy Hour 3pm-5pm

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5/1 -

5/8-

5/15


5/22-

5/29-

Calendar of Events...what’s happening ahead

“Going Paperless”

Club Staff

General Manager Jim Nodurft

Office Manager Becky Vanvalkenburg

Membership Director Rebecca Reyes

Director of Golf JIM Nodurft

Course Superintendent Gil Martinez

Executive Chef Javier Reyes

Food & Beverage Manager Henry Chaperont

Picacho Hills Country Club 6861 Via Campestre Las Cruces, NM 88007 Phone: 575-523-8641 Fax: 575-523-5310 Website: www.picachohillscc.com Golf Shop ext. 29 Golf Pro Desk ext. 28 Kitchen ext. 27 Office/ Reservations ext. 21 Private Events ext. 22 Membership ext. 31 Pub / To Go ext. 24 General Manager ext. 23

Owned & Operated by: Organ View Properties, LLC

Picacho Hills is “Going Green”. We are pleased to announce that electronic statements are now available. Choosing this option will reduce the need to print and mail statements from the Club. You will receive a PDF statement via email on or about the 1st of each month.

To enroll in paperless statement please email Becky Van Valkenburg at [email protected]. When you enroll in the program, we will verify your prefered email address.

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April 2018 The Picacho View - picachohillscc.com · Cristina Cruz-Grost Joe & Marifred Handley ... Members – Dennis Evans ([email protected] ), Gregg Martin ([email protected]