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Coosaw Creek Country Club www.coosawcreek.com

JUNE 2012

Saturday, June 30

Reservations Required

6:00pm-9:00pm

$29.95 per person

$12.95 kids 5-10

Free kids 4 and under

Crab Legs with Drawn Butter

Prime Rib with Horseradish

and Au Jus

Peel and Eat Shrimp

Seasoned Green Beans

Rosemary Roasted

New Potatoes

House Salad Station

Potato Soup

Rolls and Butter

Chef’s Selection Dessert

Seafood and

Prime Rib Buffet

COOSAW COURIERCOOSAW COURIER

POOLSIDE DELIVERY Starting this Weekend Poolside Delivery

will be Offered Every Friday, Saturday and

Sunday from 11am - 3pm. This Service will

be Offered Through Labor Day Weekend.

So Just Call in Your Order to the Palmetto

Bar and Grill and we will

Deliver Right to You!

843-767-9000 Ext. 502

CINEMATIC SUMMER

SERIES AT THE POOL

June 16th

Pre-Movie Party 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Movie Starts at 9:00 pm

See page 3 for more details

Saturday, June 23

Reservations Required

7:00pm

$49.95 per person

1st

Tomato Watermelon Salad

with Feta and

Toasted Almonds

Paired with Sierra Nevada

Kellerweis

2nd

Crispy Local Shrimp, Mango

Pineapple Salsa,

Sweet Chili Sauce


Pale Ale

3rd

Grilled Italian Sausage,

Spaghetti, Traditional

Tomato Ragu


Torpedo IPA

4th

Filet Au Poivre – Beef

Tenderloin, Black

Peppercorns,

Whipped Potatoes, Brandy

Mushroom Cream Sauce

Paired with Sierra Nevada Stout

5th

Bourbon Chocolate Pecan Pie


Ovila Dubbel

Sierra Nevada

Beer Dinner

Friday, June 8

Team Trivia

Game Starts at 7:00 pm

$5.00 per person for Prizes

Friday, June 22

Bingo

Game Starts at 7:00 pm

$5.00 per person for Prizes

Friday Night

Events

2 Coosaw Creek Country Club Staff and Hours of Operation

Club Phone…………843-767-9000

Tee Times…………...843-767-8988

Fax Number………..843-207-7438

Security Gate………843-760-9111

Board of Directors President: John Bennett

Vice-President: Kit Graves

Treasurer: Marion Phillips

Director: Ira Marshall

Director: Mark Schultz

Director: Chip Fallon

Director: Dick Shaw

Director: Judy Hair

Director: Aubrey Bell

Club Staff Mike Benner: General Manager/

Director of Golf

Email: [email protected]

Ext. 208

Mike Scioli: Administrative Manager


Ext. 201

Karen Vaughn: Member Services


Ext. 207

Bob Clark: Golf Shop Manager


Ext. 203

Ken Hammock: Food & Beverage Director


Ext. 205

Mike Hirshfield: Head Chef


Ext. 205

Gordon Williams: Superintendent


Phone: 767-9140

Jaeson May: Aquatics Director


Phone: 343-5629

Palmetto Grill Hours of Operation

Lunch

Tuesday-Sunday:11:00am-3:00pm

Dinner:

Wednesday-Saturday:

Member Dining 5:00-8:30pm

(Reservations Preferred)

Bar Service:

Tuesday-Sunday: 8:00am-7:00pm

Monday: 10:00am-4:00pm

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Coosaw Creek Country Club Palmetto Grill

Coosaw Creek Couples’ Nine & Dine Saturday, June 9

Reservations Must Be Made Prior to Noon, Fri 6/8

4:00 pm Golf

6:30 pm Dinner

Family Style Dinner

1ST Course

Iceberg Salad with Bacon, Blue Cheese, Red Onions, Tomatoes, Croutons

2ND Course

Fried Chicken, Grilled Pork Loin, Potatoes Au Gratin, Steamed Broccoli

3RD Course

Chocolate Pudding with Strawberries and Whipped Cream

Saturday, June 16

Cinematic Summer Series at the Pool

Movies are as Follows:

June 16th,

the 70’S with Grease

July 14th,

the 80’S with Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

August 11th,

the 90’S with Jurassic Park

Pre-Movie Party 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Movie Starts at 9:00 PM

Starting in June and running through August

Coosaw Creek will be hosting “Movie Nights”

at the pool. Prior to the start of the movie

there will be a Pre-Movie Party including

music from each genre of the decade in which

the movie was released. Drink specials and a

limited menu with delivery service will also be

available. So have some FUN! Come dressed

the part, join the party, and then stay for a

movie!!!

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Coosaw Creek Country Club Pro Shop

Note from the Pro

As we head into June and the summer golf season, we begin to

think about the majors. And while the tour gears up for the U.S.

Open, British Open and PGA Championship, we are gearing up for

our majors. We have our Member-Guest tournament early in June

and the Senior Club Championship coming up at the end of June,

so please mark your calendars for these events.

I’m also pleased to announce another comprehensive summer

junior program at Coosaw Creek this year. We will be hosting

summer junior camps and will be participating in junior interclub

matches which will begin this month. We also will be debuting

the Little Links golf season in July for juniors to play golf in a

“team” concept and get accustomed to competitive golf in a fun

environment. We feel we have some great summer events and

programs to offer to you and hope that we will see everyone out on

the links.

Mike Benner, GM/Director of Golf Operations

Don’t Miss Our Weekly Events

WWEDNESDAYEDNESDAY NNIGHTIGHT MMADNESSADNESS

The format will be a 9-hole modified

stableford. We will be pro-rating handicaps and

then adjusting the points up or down each week as

the summer progresses. So plan now, get your $5

ready and come out to enjoy the beautiful

Charleston evenings.

For more information contact Dick Shaw

(760-3109) or the golf shop.

Upcoming Tournaments

June 1, 2 & 3 – Member-Guest Tournament

June 4 – Closed for Greens Aerification

June 17 – Father’s Day Scramble

June 23 & 24 – Senior Club Championship

July 4 – Red, White and Blue Tournament

July 9 – Pete Bongiovanni Family

Golf Tournament

July 12 – State Amateur Qualifier SCGA

July 28 & 29 – Junior Club Championship

LLEAGUEEAGUE PPLAYLAY

Coosaw Creek is hosting outside league play

every Tuesday and Thursday beginning at

3pm. Please make a note of the increased course

usage on these days as tee-times will

become more difficult to obtain.

White Tee Blitz

Tuesday and Thursday 8AM

Wednesday Night Madness

Wednesday 5:30PM

Ladies’ LGA Blitz Wednesday at 8:30AM &

Saturday at 8:30AM

Blue Tee Blitz

Friday 1:00PM & Saturday 9:00AM

July is Family Golf Month!

All month Coosaw Creek is allowing kids under

the age of 16 to play for free when accompanied

by a member or paying adult. Valid Monday –

Thursday anytime; and Friday – Sunday after

12pm only. Call to make your tee-time.

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Welcome to Golf Program

Welcome to Golf Program session 2 is getting ready to start again. This program is geared to invite the novice golfer

who may be intimidated to learn the game, pushed away by high prices or just not sure what golf is all about. We

have developed a 5 class program, designed to take you through the A to Z of golf. Classes will be conducted every

Thursday at 6pm and will last about 1 and 30 minutes per session. Cost will be $10 per class. Please sign up in the

golf shop. Classes are limited to the first 10 to sign up, so sign up today.

Schedule

Thurs June 14th: Welcome, Etiquette on the Green & Putting Clinic and on course play.

Thurs June 21st: Short Game Clinic (Chipping, Pitching & Bunker Play) Etiquette & Rules around the green and on

course play.

Thurs June 28th: Short Game Clinic (Chipping, Pitching, & Bunker Play) Etiquette& Rules around the green and on

course play.

Thurs July 5th: Full Swing (Fundamentals of the set-up, role of the body, arm & club position, practice time) and on

course play

Thurs July 12th: Full Swing Review, Practice, Course Tour featuring rules of golf, etiquette

and tips and on course play

Junior Interclub Competitions

Registration Fee of $10 per Junior

Age Groups: 10 & under play modified tees

11-12 play forward or ladies tee

13-15 play senior tees

16-18 play men’s tees

13-18 girls play ladies tees

Each event is $6 per player.

Contact Andrew Gerhardt in the golf shop for

more information.

Schedule

June 8th – Miler

June 15th – Coosaw Creek

June 22nd – Crow field

June 29th – Legend Oaks

July 13th – Wescott

July 20th – Pine Forest

July 27th - Miler

Little Links Golf Season Open to kids aged 6-12. Beginning July 1st and

running until Aug 31st. Kids will be placed on

teams consisting of 4-6 juniors headed up by a Staff/

Parent coach. One practice and one match will be

scheduled per week by the coaches. Matches will

consist of a 4 hole match, played using a scramble

format from the junior tees. Kids 6-8 will play from

the red tees, 9-12 will play from the gold tees.

The fee will be $25 per

member child and $40

per non-member child.

Sign-up will be

required by the end of

June.

Contact Madison Jeter

in the golf shop for

more information.

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GGREENSREENS AAERIFICATIONERIFICATION

JJUNEUNE 44–– CCOURSEOURSE CCLOSEDLOSED

We will attempt to open the course by 1pm if

maintenance occurs as planned, but please contact the

golf shop for tee times and schedule.

NNEWSEWS FROMFROM THETHE GGOLFOLF SHOPSHOP

The golf shop will be open from 7am – 7pm

Tuesday through Sunday. Range balls can be

purchased or picked-up in the golf shop until 7pm

every day except for Thursday and Sunday evening.

We will close the range at 6pm on these days for

regular maintenance scheduled for the following

morning.

TTOURNAMENTOURNAMENT RRESULTSESULTS

Member-Member: Thank you to everyone that participated in the

tournament this year. We had a great turn out. The scores were low

and the competition was tight this year. Congratulations to the fol-

lowing Flight Winners:

Ladies Flight Gross Champion:

Judy Hair & Peggy Brinson 161

Ladies Flight Net Champion:

Deb Shaw & Suzanne Hutchinson 123

Flight 1 Gross Champion:

Jeff Hemphill & Brad Cordle 136

Flight 1 Net Champion:

Louis Mikolajek & Al Ross 127


Dick Shaw & Mickey Moye 154


Steve Windich & Mike Sujka 130


Jim Miller & Marion Phillips 153


Jay Arnold & Jim Petros 125

Couples 9 and Dine – Everyone had a great time on the course and a

chance to enjoy a breakfast meal from Chef Mike. Congratulations to

the winning team of Steve & Martha Windich and Tony & Judy

D’Ambrosio with a team net total of 26. Also congratulations to Jim

Deaton and Martha Windich for winning the closest to the pin.

Mixed Team Championship- We had another great turn- out for

this year’s Mixed Team Championship. There were some great

scores put up this year. Thank you to everyone that participated as it

looked like a great time was had by all. Congratulations to the

following flight winners.

Flight 1 Team Gross Champions: Sal Acosta & Suzanne Hutchinson 145

Flight 1 Team Net Champions-

Rick & Maggie Jones 126

Flight 2 Team Gross Champions: Gary Cook & Sally Marshall 149

Flight 2 Team Net Champions-

Bryant & Marsha Johnson 125

Closest to the Pin winners: Day 1 Men’s – Al Ross; Day 1 Ladies – Peggy Brinson

Day 2 Men’s – Aubrey Bell; Day 2 Ladies – Maggie Jones

22NDND AANNUALNNUAL LLOWOW CCOUNTRYOUNTRY

TTEAMEAM MMATCHESATCHES

Mike Benner is heading up the Annual Low Country

Team Matches this summer for Charleston area golf

Clubs. The matches are scheduled to begin in July

and 8 Clubs will be participating, including:

Charleston National, Coosaw Creek, Crowfield,

Legend Oaks, Stono Ferry and Wescott. The

Matches will feature head to head competitions

between Clubs using a two man team, best ball

format. Six players from each Club will play at

home and six players will play away in each match.

Points will be awarded for winning the front nine,

back nine and overall match. The Club that wins the

most points in each division will move on to the

final match played between the two division

winners. The matches will be played at 80%

handicap with a maximum of 15 for any player. A

social will be hosted after each match for

participants. Bob Potter has volunteered to be the

member liaison for Coosaw Creek this year and will

be tasked with forming Coosaw’s roster for each

match. If you are interested in participating in the

matches, please contact Bob Potter.

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or buy 1 shirt get 1 pair of shorts 25% OFF

ProV1’s for $44 per dozen & Great Gift Pack Ideas

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Club – Cleveland Drivers, Mashies, Irons & 588 Wedges – Instant Rebate Available!

Men’s – Footjoy Fashion Polos: Normally $69.99 – Available all month @ $59.99

Women’s – Antigua: All Antigua Apparel @ 20% OFF

Men’s Shoes – FJ XPS1: Normally $249.99 – Available all month for $199.99

Ladies Shoes – FJ Summer Series: Normally $89.99 – Available all month for $74.99

Hats – Buy any 1 hat & Get a 2nd hat ½ price

Ball – ProV1’s and ProV1 X’s: Normally $48 per dozen – Available all month @ $44

HANDICAPSULE

Hole Handicap Allocations

One of the most misunderstood aspects of the USGA Handicap System concerns the “Stroke Hole Allocation” at a golf

course. Golfers often refer to the No. 1 stroke hole as the most difficult on the course. This may or may not be true.

The generally used method of ranking does not represent the difficulty of the holes. Instead it represents the ranking of

the holes where a higher handicap golfer most needs a stroke in order to tie a lower handicap golfer in a match. How is

this “need” determined?

In early 2007 Harmon Shade, then a member of the Golf Committee, and the Handicap Committee collected hole by

hole scores from men golfers playing the white tees (the most used tees) and from women playing the green tees. The

results were averaged for a group of low handicap and a group of high handicap golfers and the difference between

these two groups’ average scores was sorted from high to low and the holes were ranked accordingly.

The largest difference at our course occurred at hole No.14. The men’s low handicap

golfers average score was 5.080, while the high handicap golfers average score was

6.353, a difference of 1.273 strokes. In a match between a scratch and a 1 handicap golf-

er or between a 20 and a 21 handicap golfer, the higher handicap golfer would get (and

probably appreciate) a handicap stroke on the hole. This hole became the No.1 handicap

hole. The No.2 handicap hole then had to be the highest ranked hole on the front nine.

This was hole No.8 with a score difference of 1.155 strokes. The smallest difference in

the average scores occurred at hole No. 15, a difference of 0.592 strokes. At Coosaw, due

to the front nine to back nine ratings, this hole is rated at No. 17. The same procedure

was used to allocate the stroke holes for the Green Tees using the women’s average

scores.

The difference between the average scores of most of the holes is in fractions of strokes,

so the overall effect on the result of a match because of the ranking will be minimal.

However the ranking was done carefully and mathematically. If it becomes necessary to

do a new ranking, some time in the future, the results will be more accurate if we can

collect more scores from both groups of golfers.

Comments, suggestions and questions. Email: [email protected]

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Coosaw Creek Country Club Admin News

A revision to our Delinquent Member Account Policy was approved by the BOD with its effective date of

May 1, 2012, in an effort to reduce bad debt expenses.

Please pay special attention to the revisions in red below. The Club offers an automatic payment service at no addi-

tional charge to assist members in keeping their club accounts current. Contact Karen at ext 207 to set that up for

you or if you have any questions or concerns.

DELINQUENT MEMBER ACCOUNT POLICY

Amended 04/12/2012

30 DAY RULE: Once a member’s account has an unpaid balance for more than 30 days and a member has not re-

quested review, clarification or disputed all or a portion of the amount overdue, or formally applied for acceptance into

the Hardship Program – a member may not participate in premier activities such as golf tournaments or swim meets

and the member’s privileges to charge through a member account are suspended. The member may use cash or a credit

card to settle ongoing charges, fees or dues. The member shall be advised of this change in benefits and the other key

elements of this policy.

60 DAY RULE/$1,000 RULE: Once a member’s account has either an unpaid balance of 60 or more days or has a

past due balance of over $1,000, or has not signed an agreement under the Hardship Program, the member’s privileges

to use the Club and all its facilities and grounds are suspended. Club privileges include use of golf, pool, tennis,

basketball and the dining facility. The suspension will remain in effect until the account is paid in full.

90 DAY RULE: Once a member’s account has an unpaid balance of 90 or more days the account will be turned over

for collections. Collection action may include legal action such as small claims court and/or lien against the member’s

home or other property or assets.

120 DAY RULE: Unless specifically agreed by the Club to the contrary via the Hardship Program, the Club shall

commence legal action, i.e., garnishment, small claims court and/or lien or other adverse action to collect the sums

owed to the Club.

LATE FEES & FINANCE CHARGES: The Club shall assess a monthly service charge of 1.5% of all delinquent

dues, debts, charges and fees. The Club shall also assess a late payment penalty in the amount of $29.00 per month.

CHARGING PRIVILEGES: If a member falls into charge denied status (as noted by the 30 day rule above) more

than twice, the member’s charging privileges will be permanently suspended. Member charge privileges may be

reinstated only by providing a credit card for automatic end of month payment. If credit card charges are denied,

charging privileges will again be suspended.

SUSPENSION/REVOCATION OF MEMBERSHIP: In addition to pursuing any legal remedy the Club may elect,

the Club shall suspend and/or may revoke all or part of the individual’s membership. Membership privileg-es of a

delinquent member will be suspended, in whole or in part, as stated herein and, at the discretion of the Board may be

revoked at any time while deemed delinquent. Revocation of membership for delinquency shall forfeit the member’s

interest in any payment or return of any Equity purchase, initiation fee or deposit for any membership privi-lege,

including any golf or other deposit or refund otherwise due from the Club to the member.

CLUB OBLIGATIONS: At no time in this entire program are a member’s OBLIGATIONS of membership

suspended. For example, members are required to meet all Club Dues, Food and Beverage minimum fees, etc. and

ad-here to all Club rules.

Vandalism/Abuse within the Club & Community

COOSAW CREEK IS A ZERO TOLERANCE COMMUNITY WITH REGARD TO

ACTS OF VANDALISM. ANYONE FOUND VANDALIZING PROPERTY WITHIN

COOSAW CREEK WILL BE PROSECUTED TO THE FULLEST EXTENT OF THE

LAW, WITHOUT REGARD TO THEIR AGE.

Due to the recent increase of occurrences of vandalism within the community and the Club, the Club and HOA will

be working together to increase security patrols by staff, off duty police officers and North Charleston Police.

Specific areas that will have increased monitoring and surveillance include the playground, pool, tennis &

basketballs courts and Club house, as well as routine golf course patrols.

ALL PLAYERS MUST REGISTER IN THE GOLF SHOP PRIOR TO STARTING PLAY. Any players found

on the course without checking in will be charged the full golf rate for a first offense. Second offenses will result in

prosecution for trespassing. Please help us by notifying the North Charleston Police if any suspicious

activity is witnessed within the community.

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Coosaw Creek Country Club Admin News

FOOD MINIMUM

REMINDER! Make sure you meet your food minimum by June 30 if your account falls within the

range indicated below:

CC75000 – CC80800

Join the Club in Welcoming our Newest Members

to the Community!

Blair and Elise Crawford

4248 Club Course Drive

Robert and Caryn Martin

8685 Arthur Hills Circle

Dr. William and Rhonda Burke

4205 Magnolia Court

WELCOME OUR NEWEST

INVITATIONAL GOLF MEMBER!

Tommy Mooney

Connie Hall

8681 Arthur

Hills Circle

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Coosaw Creek Country Club Club News

Coosaw Creek Women’s Club Get your motor running

Head out on out roadways

Looking for adventure?

Or whatever comes your way?

Join us for a Road Rally

Monday, June 11th

6:45 sharp @ club playground to start your journey

Solve clues

Win prizes

Be creative

And join the “after party”

There will be a $3 charge for this event

Even if you’re not a member of the womens club,

Come On!!!!!

We hope you will join us on June 11th

Stretch Class Tuesday & Thursday @ 9:00am

Dance Explosion Studios,

8028 Dorchester Rd

637-5004

(Classes are $5 ea on a drop in basis)

This class will lead you through moves to

stretch and lengthen your muscles

Your body will thank you greatly

when you don’t have those aches later

“Call on your brother, when

you need a hand. We all

need somebody to lean on”

Sometimes we find ourselves in need of a

little help. Be it a ride to doctor appts,

meals or help caring for your pet. Anyone

needing assistance following an illness or

loss, please contact Diane Healy

@ 494-9661

Everything your wanted to

know about knitting & cro-

chet. But were afraid to ask

…. Well now’s your

chance!

Master knitter,

Deb Hedges, is starting a

group during these hot sum-

mer months and is inviting

anyone interested !!

If you want more info,

contact Deb: [email protected]

or 552-1779

Garden Club June Yard of the Month

mailto:[email protected]

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Coosaw Creek Country Club Pool Info

Lifeguarded Hours:

7 Days a week

10AM-9PM

In the event of emergency:

Seek staff help immediately. A first aid kit is located

in the utility closet between the bathrooms. An

emergency phone is located in a green box on the side

of the bath house.

Members with guests?

Only Members and their guests may use the pool.

Please sign in with the lifeguard upon entering the pool

each visit.

All food and beverages must be purchased from the

club at the cabana or clubhouse. Please do not bring in

food from the outside.

Who is a pool guest?

Tri-county residents and friends who are not members

are considered guests. Only guests will be charged the

$4.00 fee. Family houseguests are not charged the pool

guest fee.

Guests must be accompanied by a member?

Visiting relatives should also be accompanied by a

member. If you are a member and you will not be able

to accompany them to the pool, please contact the Pool

Manager, Jaeson May, who will issue you a Pool Guest

Pass-Code so they can enjoy the pool when they'd like.

Coosaw Creek Country Club

Pool Rules:

1. THERE SHOULD BE NO SOLO

SWIMMING.

2. THERE SHOULD BE NO RUNNING,

BOISTEROUS OR ROUGH PLAY.

3. NO PERSON UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF

ALCOHOL OR DRUGS SHOULD USE THE

POOL.

4. THERE SHOULD BE NO SPITTING OR

BLOWING NOSE IN POOL.

5. PERSONS WITH DIARRHEAL ILLNESS OR

NAUSEA SHOULD NOT ENTER THE POOL.

6. PERSONS WITH SKIN, EYE, EAR OR

RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS SHOULD NOT

ENTER THE POOL.

7. PERSON WITH OPEN LESIONS OR WOUNDS

SHOULD NOT ENTER THE POOL.

8. NO ANIMALS OR PETS ALLOWED IN THE

FENCED-IN POOL AREA.

9. NO GLASS ALLOWED IN THE POOL OR ON

THE DECK.

10. NO CHILDREN SHOULD BE IN THE POOL

WITHOUT SUPERVISION.

11. YOU SHOULD TAKE A SHOWER BEFORE

ENTERING THE POOL.

12. A FIRST AID KIT IS LOCATED IN THE

UTILITY CLOSET BETWEEN THE

BATHROOMS.

13. AN EMERGENCY PHONE IS LOCATED ON

THE SIDE OF THE CLUBHOUSE.

14. WHEN NO LIFEGUARD IS ON DUTY YOU

MUST SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK.

NEW ‘DESIGNATED SMOKING AREA’

AT POOL:

Please be aware that we have created a “designated smoking area” adjacent to the cabana. Signs will be posted and ash trays will be made available. Please smoke in the designated area only and dispose of waste properly.

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2012 COOSAW CREEK

SWIM TEAM

SUMMER SWIM TEAM IS HERE!

IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO JOIN!

TO REGISTER, PLEASE CONTACT

JAESON MAY ~ A.S.A.P.

Coach Jaeson May 843-343-5629

[email protected]

Swim Team Season

May 02 - July 22, 2012

Program

* Two practices per day

* 8 Swim meets

* Chene Moore Invitational Meet

* City Championship Meet

Open registration to any member ages 5 – 18.

Coosaw Members $125.00

SWIMMING LESSONS?

Swimming lessons will be available to any member

interested in learning and/or improving his or her

ability to swim.

ALL lessons will be given in a "Semi-Private" or

"Private" format only.

SEMI-PRIVATE: 3 to 4 Participants total.

PRIVATE: Individual Lessons.

Registration will be made with the lifeguard at the

pool, or by contacting the pool manager, Jaeson May

at 343-5629, or [email protected]

SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS Begin June 1, 2012 and run through

August 31, 2012.

Cost is $75/member

Classes start @ 10:00 a.m. or 6:00 p.m. (your choice)

40 minute classes on Monday, Wednesday, Friday for

two consecutive weeks (Tuesday and Thursday will

be used for make-ups)

6(six) – 40 minute classes totaling

4 hours of instruction.

PRIVATE LESSONS These lessons will be collaboratively scheduled

between you and the instructor. This schedule is

designed to be the most convenient for you.

Run now through August 31, 2012.

Cost is $100/member

Classes may be broken into one of two formats:

4(four) – one hour classes

6(six) – 40 minute classes

POOL PARTIES?

… REMEMBER ANYONE WANTING TO RESERVE THE POOL OR CABANA AREA FOR A POOL PARTY MUST CONTACT: KEN HAMMOCK,

FOOD AND BEVERAGE DIRECTOR @ THE CLUBHOUSE, IN ORDER TO RESERVE THE LOCATION. ANY PARTY OF 10 OR MORE MUST

RESERVE THEIR PARTY TO AVOID MISCOMMUNICATION OF PARTIES.

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GENERAL PRACTICE SCHEDULE:

June 1-June 30

11 and under: 8:30am-9:30am (Monday-Friday)

4:00pm-5:00pm( Monday and Wednesday)

12 and up: 7:00am-8:30am (Monday-Friday

5:00pm-6:00pm (Monday and Wednesday

The pool will remain open during practice times.

The semi-circle, lane 6, and the wading pool are open at all times during business hours.

June 05 Tuesday Newington (HOME)

June 07 Thursday @ Northbridge

June 12 Tuesday Snee Farm (HOME)

June 14 Thursday @ Daniel Island

June 19 Tuesday Hobcaw (HOME)

June 21 Thursday @ Shadowmoss

June 26 Tuesday Parkshore (HOME)

June 28 Thursday Bye

July 03 Tuesday @ Brickyard

July 15 Championship Day 1 July 16 Championship Day 2

July 17 Championship Day 3

PLEASE NOTE: The Pool will close @ 5:00 p.m.

for all HOME MEETS.

2012 OFFICIAL MEET SCHEDULE:

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

Member Guest

2

Member Guest

3

Member Guest

4

Bridge 9:0AM

Art Class 10AM

Course Closed

for Aerification

5

6

Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

7

Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

8

Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

Trivia Night

7PM

9

Couples’ Nine

& Dine

Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

10

11

Bridge 9:0AM

Art Class 10AM

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Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

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Welcome to Golf

Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

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Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

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Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

Movie at the

Pool 7:00pm

(Grease)

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Father’s Day

Scramble

18

Bridge 9:0AM

Art Class 10AM

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Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

21

Bunco 10:30AM

Welcome to Golf

Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

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Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

Bingo at 7PM

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Beer Dinner 7PM

Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

Senior Club

Championship

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Senior Club

Championship

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Bridge 9:0AM

Art Class 10AM

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Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

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Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

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Member Dining

5:00-8:30pm

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Seafood &

Prime Rib

Buffet 6-9PM

Wed, July 4th

4th of July Poolside Cookout

Fri, July 6th

Team Trivia

Sat, July 14th

Cinematic Summer Series Continues

Fri, July 20th

Bingo

Sat, July 21st

Beer Dinner

Fri, July 27th

New Member Social

June 2012

Sat, July 28th

Seafood and Prime Rib Night

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Documents

Coosaw Creek Country Club COOSAW ... · Welcome to Golf Program session 2 is getting ready to start again. This program is geared to invite the novice golfer who may be intimidated