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Harbor Happenings July - Sept. 2009
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Harbor Club’s 2009 Men’s Member—Guest
1st Flight Winners: Member Kenny Hyatt
& Guest Brian Lindsey
2nd Flight Winners: Member Jimmy Britt
& Guest Mickey Cassio
4th Flight Winners: Member Glenn Kendal & Guest Jim Stranahan
5th Flight Winners: Member Gary Williams & Guest Bob Ludwig
July—September Issue * Volume 22 * Issue 3
2009 Member/Guest Winners: Member Griffin Folsom & Guest Kenny Folsom
Fitness Club Personal Training:
First Consult is free Single session is $40
12 session program is $400 It is recommended that individuals choose the 12 ses-
sion program in order to see results and complete the 12 sessions in one month. It is the only true way to see re-sults from a training program. A diet program can also
be personalized for an individual as well when they choose the 12 session program.
For more information, please contact Christina Menke, Life Style Makeover, at 954-249-8334 or
Yoga: Discover the many benefits of Yoga!! Cer-tified Yoga instructor, Diane Gburek, of-fers classes at Harbor Club for the absolute beginner as
well as advanced/intermediate students. Gentle/beginner classes meet at 8:45 on Monday mornings and
advanced/intermediate classes meet on Monday eve-nings at 6:00 pm both in the aerobics room at the Harbor
Club clubhouse. You may drop in for either class for $15.00 or sign up for a 5 class or 10 class package for
$70.00 and $125.00, respectively.
Soothing Touch Body Work Enjoy a “Soothing Touch Body Work” session now be-ing offered to the Members of Harbor Club by Diane Gburek. A “Soothing Touch Body Work” consists of various massage techniques to relax and restore tired and sore muscles, ease lower back pain, stimulate blood flow, reduce stiffness in the neck and shoulders, and bring out a general sense of calm and well being. Diane delivers her sessins in a highly professional manner, ap-plying the standards of massage draping and privacy during the client's expereince . The “Soothing Touch Body Work” is delivered in an environment accompa-nied by peaceful music, low lighting, and delightful scents. The cost of a one hour session is only $55 For more information on Yoga or Soothing Touch Body Work, please contact Diane Gburek at: Home: 706-453-4604 Cell: 404-217-8891 or Email: [email protected]
Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com
Harbor Club Tennis News…
The tennis action continues to sizzle now that Summer is upon us and the LOTA Summer Combo League will commence June 20 with play scheduled at Harbor Club June 20 & 27; July 11, 18 & 26 with the last match and end of season party, August 1st. Play will commence 8am and please be sure to check the court standing reservations located by the pool for a time and court. The LOTA Fall Leagues will commence September 19 and all the info for LOTA and HC court times can be found on our website at www.LOTAtennis.com or on the bulletin board at the pool. On other tennis news the "LOTA Peter Mutter Memorial Doubles Tournament" scheduled September 11, 12 & 13 in memory of the late Peter Mutter, who was a longtime Har-bor Club tennis fanatic and resident and all around good guy. This tournament is open to both men and women dou-bles and you can contact Lynn Artz, Tournament Director for further information. All proceeds will go to the Cancer Foundation in memory of Peter and details can be found on the LOTA website or on the bulletin board at HC. If you have any problems or concerns regarding tennis at Harbor Club, be sure to contact me, Leigh Lofgren, 706-453-2679 or [email protected]
Harbor Club Bridge
Bridge or Duplicate Bridge. For more details on Bridge please contact Lindy Williams at 706-453-1487. For more details on Duplicate Bridge please contact Jeri Darfler at 706-453-1740. Harbor Club Ladies Party Bridge Group welcomes all inter-ested players for fun and fellow-ship. The group meets in the Oconee Room at the HC Clubhouse at 10 AM, and meet regularly on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Anyone interested in playing as a regular or substitute, please call Nancy Nugent at 706-453-0109 for more details.
Summer Water Aerobics Sessions
Deep Water Aerobics at the outdoor pool has be-gun. The ses-sions are every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:30 am. Participants must provide their own equipment: a water buoyancy belt, water barbells, a noodle and a kick board. There is a $5 fee for each session. Participants can obtain a dis-count by paying in advance – 6 sessions for $24, 12 sessions for $48. Call Millicent Zamirowski the session leader for more in-formation 706 207 4731
Bocce Ball 2009
Back by popular demand is our own Harbor Club Bocce Ball League. Everyone is invited; it takes no talent, skill or expertise. The only requirement is to bring an appetizer to share and your own drink. We will be playing on every 2nd. and 4th Thursdays at 6:30 PM from June through September at the Harbor Club professional Bocce Ball courts behind the Club House. Calendar of dates: June 11 & 25, July 9 & 23, Aug. 13 & 27, and Sept. 10 & 24. To participate please sign up by either emailing Mike Jochim at [email protected] or calling him at 706-999-1458, and remember an Appetizer and your own dinks. Come and Join the fun.
Croquet The Croquet Crowd will meet on Thursdays, July 2 & 16, August 6 & 20, and September 3 & 17 at the Club House courts at 4:00 p.m. You do not need a partner. Come and join the fun. After croquet join us in the lounge for drinks and snacks. Any questions call Bob Welsh at 706 453-9441
HARBOR CLUB LADIES LEAGUE MEMBERSHIP
As the new President of Harbor Club Ladies League, it is my pleasure to invite all Harbor Club ladies to join us for an ex-citing and fun new year. The other Ladies League Board members are: Patty Monteleone, Vice President; Dottie Suggs, Secretary; Patricia Balduff, Treasurer. As most of you know, our programs begin in September and end in May of each year. The first program for this year is on September 15 in the Polo Grill. This will be a very special kick-off luncheon that you will not want to miss. I appreciate all the ladies who have volunteered to help on the committees that plan each month’s program. Volunteer sign-up sheets for other committees will be circulated at the opening luncheon, and I urge each of you to become active participants on one or more of these committees. The board requests that you pay your dues ($20) as soon as possible to facilitate publication of the Harbor Club Ladies League Directory. In order to receive a directory at the October luncheon, all members, new and old, must pay their dues by August 30. Please mail your check for $20 (made payable to HCLL) to me, Joyce Johnson at 2711 Club Drive, or simply put it in my mailbox. Please include your name, address, telephone number, cell number, month & day of birth and current email address with your dues. We look forward to the coming year and many fun and exciting events. Sincerely, Joyce Johnson, President HCLL
Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com
Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com
AROUND AND ABOUT IN
HARBOR CLUB With Judy Stultz
We’ve experienced such changeable weather this season. April brought us the stunning Bradford Pears, dogwoods and redbuds, then rain, hail and cold temperatures put in an unwelcome appearance ending our show of spring flowers. June brought us a heat wave, foretelling weather yet to come. April was a busy month for Harbor Club ladies. The HCLL April meeting committee invited Tippi McMichael of Weinbergers to show the newest and latest in interior design. Several HCLL members took a road trip to North Carolina visiting Asheville and the fabulous Biltmore House. They encountered a warm reception and refreshingly cool weather as they toured, shopped, wined and dined. A warm Saturday morning greeted bargain shoppers as they crowded the Harbor Club stable yard for the Outreach Yard Sale. Thanks to the untiring efforts of Carol Fick, Sandra Glass,
Nancy Stefurak and their helpers the sale was a great success ~ enabling donations to be made to many of our local charities. A poolside Style Show highlighted the HCLL May meeting with the very latest summer fashions from Fishtales, Tiny Fishtales and Madeline Page. Along with models Annie Benise, Sheila Connelly, Rita Jones, Donna Jean Kendall, Beth Layson, Terri Ligon, Lois Miller, Jane Preston, Evie Schoepf and Dottie Suggs was cute little Austin Dell, son of our own Angela Dell.
Harbor Club’s MGA hosted their Awards Banquet and the 3rd. annual Blue-Gray Tournament in May. That was also the month for the Member/Guest tournament ~ 3days of golf, camaraderie and parties closing with an awards/dinner/dance on Saturday evening. Harbor Club’s LGA’s Member/Member Tournament was chaired by last year’s winners, Carol Gordon and Fran Schroeder. Fran hosted a casual get-together in her home the evening before the event. Winners, Diane Roberts and Janel McCullers will host next years tournament. Ex President George Bush and his wife Laura made an unexpected visit to downtown Greensboro on May 18th. surprising many of the local residents. Our own Louise and Bill Hull were among those to meet and greet them. (Jane Kokoska reports that Laura is much prettier in person than as seen in photos and TV shots.) The HC pool officially opened on May 23rd, just in time for the Memorial Day weekend crowd. Members, their guests and fami-lies showed up for the festivities and to celebrate the holiday. A wonderful Kids Festival & Movie day was held for all Harbor Club kids and grandkids at the Carriage House & Stables in June. A great treat for kids and grandparents too! New to the Lake Country this year ~ MOVIES (we finally have a theater!). Tuesday’s ~ all movies all day for $5, (if in 3-D it’s $2 more). Also, every Tues. & Weds. at 10 AM, two Free movies (one G & one GP ). They’re older movies but ones the young-sters will probably love seeing on the Big Screen with grandma and grandpa. This bargain runs from June 2nd. thru August 5th. Also new ~ The Roadhouse Concerts at the Lake Welcome Center with Live Music every Friday and Saturday Night in a cozy cabaret setting. Linda Grant tells me it’s a great way to spend an evening. There’s something for everyone here in Harbor Club this season; Golf, Couples Golf, Tennis, Swimming, Croquet, Bocce Ball and Boating. Indoors it’s bridge, bunco, bingo and books. (Book exchange to be found in the Clubhouse Aerobics room.) Y’all keep cool, kick back and enjoy your Summer! Judy
YÜÉÅ àx Wxá~ Éy àx ZxÇxÜtÄ `tÇtzxÜ‹ Harbor Club continues to offer a $3,000 referral fee to any property owner who comes to the sales office and registers a referral resulting in the sale of a Harbor Company owned property. The credit may be used at Harbor Club’s pro shop, club restaurant, or applied to the referee’s membership dues. A regis-tered referral is a referral that is not currently listed in the Harbor Club sales database. We encourage you to come by our sales office, visit our agents, and take advantage of this great offer. The summer edition of Georgia’s Lakelife (Summer 2009 · FREE) features University of Georgia President Dr. Mi-chael and wife, Mary, Adams “Kicking Back Off-Campus” at their Harbor Club lakefront home. The story and photos by Judy Maxwell, Eatonton Messenger editor, tell the story of “. . . a relationship that was meant to be” where friends and family make the full house that both Dr. Adams and Mary enjoy. Former great Atlanta Brave and major league Home Run King Henry “Hank” Aaron has accepted an honorary mem-bership at Harbor Club. Hank is great friends with Harbor Club resident and former major league player and coach, Clarence Jones. Harbor Club recently hosted the first Lake Oconee Bulldog Club Mark Richt Golf Tournament. Thanks to Mr. Lowell White and his staff for all their hard work in making this tournament a great success. Also, thanks to the many Harbor Club members who participated in this event. Additionally, Harbor Club hosted the University of Georgia’s Bulldog tournament for the tenth consecutive year. Go DAWGS! Harbor Club resident Bob Chiu and his staff did a great job in making the Tony Flannagan Fundraiser a big suc-cess. Friends from all over north and middle Georgia participated in the event to show support for Tony who is a can-cer patient. Harbor Club ownership, John and Brandon Matney, gave a major contribution for this worthy cause. Tony and mom, Hug, are former Harbor Club food and beverage operators. They currently own and operate Hug’s in Har-mony Crossings. Harbor Club will soon begin work to repair and paint Lighthouse Point Pavilion. The covered bridge, located on the main entrance to Harbor Club, is also scheduled to receive new paint. Harbor Club ISMG security personnel have received many compliments on the great service they provide Harbor Club residents.
Harbor Club ownership, administration, and staff wish each of you a safe, happy, and healthy summer 2009.
-Bill Dotson
The Lake Oconee Bulldog Club / Mark Richt Tournament
Coach Mark Richt & Lowell White address the
players Coach Bobo auto-
graphs hats for players John Matney, Tim Bird, Coach Willie Martinez,
Bill Dotson & Brandon Matney Coach Mark Richt with Bob Welsh
The Tony Flannagan Hope Tournament
The Chick-fil-A Bowl Challenge
The UGA Bulldog Invitational
Former Falcons Coach, Dan Reeves Former NFL Player, Terrance Mathis
The Silent Auction drew a crowd
John Matney presents a check to The Tony Flannagan Hope Fund
A large crowd shows up in support of Tony
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August Birthdays James Green 2 Bill Brackner 5 Gordon Dukes 8 Bill Lynn 8 William Johnson 8 June Mercer 8 Anni Hunter 7 Fred Boatwright 9 Robert Stokes 9 Alfred Scott 9 Susan Serra 9 Dianne Britt 10 Wendi Foster 10 Terry Lockman 11 Michael Long 11 David G. Husney 12 Patricia Abraham 12 Hayden Helms 12 John Wilson 13 Chris O’Neal 14 Rollin Jackson 14
July Birth-days Anni Cavalli 1 Robert Fachini 1 Beverly Montgomery 1 Eric Dodd 2 Robert Kreps 2 Marie Bruno 2 Ann McDaniel 3 Kerri Jansen 3 Maye Weymiller 3 Bob Preston 4 Ann Thurmond 5 Susan Young 5 Charles Brigham 6 Mary Nash 6 Mike Athans 6 Ellen Knowles 7 Dennis Lovelace 7 Brenda Hill 10
August Anniversaries Robert & Charlotte Hummell 1 Richard & Donna Singer 1 William & Cynthia Campbell 2 Anthony & Linda DeMarlo 2 Tom & Diane Brown 3 Jim & Lynn Meek 4 Herb Jr. & Vicki Peavy 6 Royce & Teresa Morris 7 Allan & Beverley Oram 8 John & Corey Crouse 9 John & Beth Fahey 9 George & Shirley Wheeler 9 Jerry & Brenda Hill 10 R. Martin & Janice Burns 12 Jimmy & Ronda Thurmond 18 Jack & Barbara Callahan 19
July Anniversaries
James and Judith Cerny 3 Michael & Kerri Jansen 3 Jerome & Lydia Martin 3 Robert & Shirley Fachini 4 Lee & Ellen Dehihns 6 Edward & Fran Schroeder 6 Al & Tracy Cornelius 8 Russell & Donna Buice 9 Donald & Connie Houser 11 William and Connie Bailey 15 Timothy & Robin Gallops 17 Don & Shirley Smith 18 Bill & Lynda Lewis 24 Anthony & Robin Monico 26 Gregory Sr. & Betty Levett 27 Tommy & Terri Ligon 27 Louis & Nancy Stefurak 29 Arthur & Linda Reynolds 31
Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com
September Birthdays
Charles Kemp 1 Janice Yermack 1 Michael Vardas Jr. 1 Sam Blankenship 2 Linda Moore 3 Jimmy Britt 4 Karen Dodd 4 James Borland 5 William Gordon 5 David Green 5 Ashley Hooks 5 Bobby Roper 5 Pam McConnell 5 Kathleen Moody 5 Joan Hammer 6 Beth Scott 6 Juliet Thorp 6 Patricia Scott 7 Nancy Nance 7 Emily Strickland 7
September Anniversaries
Linda Campbell 11 Verley Dotson 11 Sheila Farley 11 Mary Ellen Lambo 11 Dean Perigard Jr. 11 Patricia P. Chapman 12 Brian Ipock 12 Michael Mahan 12 Jamila Heard 12 Robert McConnell 13 William Petrie 14 Emily Dukes 15 Geoffrey Maloney 15 Charles Balduff 16 Deborah Cherry 16 Anthony DeMarlo 16 Peggy Borchelt 17 Jane Reed 17 Lee Roberts 17 Corey Crouse 18
Gary Lockman 19 Katherine Kendall 19 Tucker Davis Dukes 20 Robert Cook 21 Shaw Montgomery 21 Robert White 21 Dianne Yost 21 Gregory Levett 22 Gregory Levett 22 Donna Hodges 23 Tim Burgess 23 Ed Clements 23 Teresa Morris 23 Kevin Butler 24 Deanne Hayes 24 Shirley Rinard 25 Tracy Cornelius 26 John Crouse 26 Karen Hildebrand 26 Nancy Hunter 27
Denise Brooks 15 Michael Jochim 15 Mindy Chandler 16 Jody Manus 18 James Elloitt 18 Mark Hall 18 Joyce Johnson 18 Don Ray 19 Jack Callahan 20 Nancy Dawkins 20 Olivet Robinson 21 Richard Dodd 21 Thomas Campbell III 21 Melanie Christian 21 Jon Scott Thurmond 22 Kishen Patel 22 Kanhaiya Patel 22 Colby Buttrick 22 Christine Switzer 22 Rebecca McRobbie 23 Ashley Russell 23 Sherry Lovelace 24
James A. Dukes 25 Jim Laine 25 Stewart Oxley 25 Rodney Teat 25 Jacob Lambo 26 Rachel Jones 26 Amy Petrie 26 Vince Mancuso 26 Janice Gallimore 27 Pat French 27 Dr. Robert Morgan 27 Dave Browning 28 Julie Menke 28 Eric Ranney 28 Matthew Gburek 29 Douglas Peters 29 Donna Singer 29 Chandler Wagoner 29 Mark Ling 30 Barbara Austin 31 Robert Cowles 31
Gary & Kay Rasor 19 Robert & Leigh Lofgren 21 Anthony & Kathleen Dejno 22 David & Anna Mann 22 Kip & June Mercer 24 Charles & Karen Cassidy 24 Robert & Brenda Stokes 25 Alan & Linda Campbell 25 Michael Jr. & Lori Vardas 25 Dr. Thomas & Susan Serra 26 Davis & Patricia Temple 27 Ed & Pat French 28 Bob & Laura Ride 28 Robert & Jean Wyrick 28 Stephen & Robin Reich 31 Gus & Olivet Robinson 31
Jenny Ling 8 Ed Farley 8 Bailey Lucius 9 Linda Horst 10 Lois Miller 10 Beverley Oram 10 Christman Polk 10 Steve Weiser 10 Hannah Jones 12 Richard Hunter 12 Becky Shelly 12 Dean Perigard 12 Roni Wolk 12 Bud Kirkner 13 Megan Reich 13 Jean Chesnut 14 Pat Barton 15 Heidi Chun 16 Louis Stefurak 16 John Connelly 17
Rachel Bergstrand 17 John Connelly 17 Kenneth Hyatt 17 Geraline Heard 18 Carla Burgess 18 Philip McClendon 18 Clay Dukes 20 Ali Powell 20 Brittany Stathas 20 Christopher Lambo 20 Rose White 20 Brenda Eubanks 21 Mary Mahan 21 John Miles 21 Samuel Young 22 Richard McDaniel 22 Keith VanDuzer 22 Beth Garland 23 Patricia Aasen 24 Linda DeMarlo 24
David Gburek 24 Robert Gburek 24 Todd Lowe 24 Adrienne Singer 24 Rachel O’Neal 24 Marianne Botdorf 25 Pete Nance 26 Robert Stokes 26 Jeri Darfler 27 Ginger Kimball 28 Amy Hyatt 28 Naresh Patel 28 William Bailey 29 Chris Lucius 29 Julian Suggs 29 Gator Pilgram 29 Spencer Polk 29 J. Miller 30 Nancy Brewer 30 Anthony Monico 30
David & Teresa Prather 1 Robert & Debbie Burns 2 Brian & Molly Richey 3 Dennis & Joan Bramblett 3 Bob & Brenda Christian 4 Bob & Nancy Brewer 7 Charles & Juliet Thorp 9 Gary & Patricia Aasen 11 Kris & Kattie Harris 12 Gary and Lindy Williams 12 Denny & Diane Mahan 18 Robert & Jane Legg 21 R. Welsh & M. Zamirowski 21 Mark & Vicki Hall 24 Shaw & Beverly Montgomery 24 Randy & Linda Oliver 25 Glenn & Donna Kendall 26 Ricky & Meshelle Knowles 27 Clarence & Daphane Jones 28
Beth Layson 27 Anthony Dejno 27 Aarti Patel 27 John Milliken 28 Lynn Meek 28 Marsha Hodges 28 Joanne Blount 29 Max McClure 28 Phoebe Allen 29 Jo’Ann Blount 29 John Gburek 29 Jane Legg 29 Brooke Southern 29 Clark Jones 30 Thomas Fahey 30 Vickie Lynn 31 Shirley Fachini 31 Kathy Kurelic 31 Clare Ranney 31 Lindsay Bramblett 31
Bingo at the
Polo Grille & Lounge 7:00-9:00
Wednesday, July 1 Wednesday, August 26
$.50 per card
May order off Bar Menu
Please call Angela dell at 706-453-
9690 Ext. 4 Or email [email protected] to
RSVP. Seating is Limited - Members
Only
BINGO proceeds will be donated to charity of choice by final win-
ner.
The Polo Grille will be Serving Hamburgers & Hotdogs at
the Pool! $6
Cash Bar
On Saturday, July 4th In Celebration of
Independence Day
And
Saturday, September 5th In Celebration of Memorial Day
We are having a Cheeseburger in Paradise Party! Get out your Hawaiian Shirts and your Hula Skirts and join us for some dinner and
dancing.
Saturday, July 25 7:00 PM
Polo Grille & Lounge The David Kopp Band Cheeseburger Buffet
$15.95 Plus Tax & Gratuity
Please RSVP to Angela Dell at 706-453-9690
Ext. 4 or email [email protected] Seating is Limited
Junior Golf Clinic “Learning the Game of Golf”
$75 per child (8 Days) or $15 per day July 7-10 & 14-17
Ages 5-9: Classes from 10:00AM to 11:30AM Ages 10-15: Classes from12:00PM to 1:30PM
Sign up at the Golf Shop by calling
706-453-4414
Couples Golf All levels of players welcomed!
Two divisions of play—your choice:
Serious Golf or Hit and Giggle. April, May & June
9-Hole Entry Fee $5.00
18-Hole Entry Fee $10.00
Email Notices Stay up to date by signing up for my weekly event notices via email . Anyone interested in joining the mailing list
please send your email address to Angela Dell at [email protected]
Events
Harbor Club Ladies League Luncheon Tuesday, September 15
Jack Shields began painting in 1962, studying with such well known watercolor artists as Rex Brandt, Robert Wood, George Post, Betty Lou Schlemn, Millard Sheets, Gerald Brommer, Don Andrews, and Tom Nicholas. He was featured as Watercolorist of the Month in the July 1979 issue of American Artist. Among numerous com-missions he has received are the guest room watercol-ors in the Atlanta JW Marriott Hotel Lenox and illus-trations for the Atlanta Junior League Cookbook www.jackshieldswatercolors.com
Be sure to plan to be at our kickoff luncheon on September 15th. Be on time and plan to stay be-cause you will not want to miss this one.
Jack Shields Watercolor Artist
Richard Matthews Classic Wines
& Spirits &
Kids Day at Harbor Club
Thank You to Wayne & Carol Ingle for organizing this event. I would also like to thank all the volun-teers who helped with the games, food & movie: Steven Christian with Movie & Pictures, Kelly Ingle, Scavenger Hunt & Signs, Caroline Ingle with Face Painting, Laura Harris with Jumpin House & Snow Biz, Bob Legg with Simon Says, Andy Oxley with Bocce Ball, Chris Ingle with Cooking, Kattie Harris with Set-Up & Prize Distribution, and Trey Alley & Karen Johnson with food set-up.
FROM THE PRO SHOP…Summer has finally arrived and we have COOL fabrics to help you tol-erate the heat and humidity. There are “lucky size” sales on all golf shoes in inventory at 35% off. In ad-dition, our ladies Sport Haley and Liz Golf lines are 40% off. And not to forget the men, we have dis-counted Adidas and Ashworth 40%. Please welcome, Russell Carter to our Pro Shop staff as an Assistant Golf Professional. He has worked outside as a Player Service Attendant for the past year. Russell has passed the first part of his PAT, and is working on receiving his Level I books for the PGA PGM. UPCOMING EVENTS…In July, we are hosting the annual Stars & Stripes Shoot-out on Friday, 7-3-09; and the next day is the popular Firecracker Scramble on Saturday, 7-4-09. JUNIOR CLINICS will be held Tuesday through Friday, the weeks of 7-7-09 through 7-10-09 and 7-14-09 through 7-17-09. In August, the MGA Scholarship Tournament is Saturday, 8-8-09. And two weeks later is the HC Senior Club Championship, Saturday and Sunday, 8-22 and 8-23-09. In September, we will again ask for $ 1.00 contributions for the PGA’s Patriot Golf Day on Saturday, 9-5-09. And our premier event the HC Club Championship will be played on the week-end of 9-18, 9-19, and 9-20-09. We thank everyone for your support of the Pro Shop and look forward to assisting you with your future golf needs. Grant A. Gaalema, PGA
FROM THE LESSON TEE… PUTTING—Myths that Make You Miss. Next time you watch a tournament telecast, try hitting the mute button when players reach the green. If you don’t, you may hear a barrage of “putting myths”. Here is one of my favorites. MYTH—“Keep the putter head low back and through.” RESULT—If you interfere with the natural swing arc and force the putter head along the ground, it stops swinging on its own. REALITY—With a traditional reverse-overlap grip (right hand below left), your shoul-ders tilt slightly away from the target at address. As a result, the putter head stays slightly lower on the backstroke, than it does on the forward stroke. TRY THIS—Feel like the putter head swings itself, like the pendulum of a grandfather clock. It will come up naturally during the forward stroke. Grant A. Gaalema, PGA
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Harbor Club Golf Dates
July 3
Stars & Stripes Shootout
July 4 Firecracker Scramble
July 25 & 26
Family Golf Weekend
August 22 & 23 Senior Club Champion-
ship
September 5 HC Patriot Golf Day
September 19 & 20 Club Championship
Golf Tip
Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com
MGA News….
Congratulations to the winners of the first MGA Two Man Winter Nine Hole Match Play Glenn Kendall & Bill Frain, and runner ups Walter Jones and Al Oram. 32 MGA members participated in this cash prize tournament. The MGA Match Play Champion-ship commenced in April and continues through a September end date. A record 52 MGA members signed up to play in the most difficult championship event of the year for both bragging rights and the handsome MGA Crystal Trophy. The 28 March MGA Spring Member-Member was cancelled by untimely rain, but the normal fare of Spring tourna-ments rolled on. Congratulations to the winners of another Crystal Trophy major, the Harbor Club Dogwood Cup on 18 April- Jack Demyan and Roger Glass (net). 39 MGA members played. Congratulations to Captain Jim Davis and the Blue Team , win-ner's of the MGA Blue Gray Match Play Tournament played on Saturday & Sunday 2 & 3 May. 46 MGA members and both Golf Professionals played. The margin of victory was 57 to 51 points. The victory by the Blue team was three years in the making, al-most as long as the original war of Northern /Southern aggression, preceded by Gray victories in 2007 & 2008. Captain Roger Glass and the Gray Team are congratulated for providing spirited and sometimes sassy competition. Congratulations also to the winners of the Harbor Club Memorial Day Tournament played 25 May - Kenny Hyatt & Doug Price, Richard Schaeffel & Gary Williams (net). 54 MGA members and 76 overall played. The first 2009 MGA Member Appreciation Day was Saturday June 6. After play day, we bought lunch for 32 hungry MGA Members. A couple of changes were made to MGA Summer Play Days to provide competitive golf with the widest appeal to all MGA members: Two flights emphasizing more play from the Blue Tees on Saturdays, and start times rolled back to 0830 AM to provide a bigger MGA shotgun capacity, minimize interference with the mowing crew, encourage out a few more in the AM, and still avoid the high heat of the Georgia Summer. The more members at play day the better! Revised start time summary: MGA Play Days (Wednesday & Saturday), Tuesday & Friday Morning Games 0830 AM. Thursday Morning Game 1000 AM. Sunday Morning Game 0900 AM....and the Friday Noon Game ! Upcoming Summer tournaments include the MGA Summer Sizzler two man triple format on June 20, the 4th of July holi-day Harbor Club Stars and Stripes Shootout 3 person alternate shot elimination on Friday 3 July, and the two person Harbor Club Firecracker Scramble on 4 July, both open to HC members and guests. The two man best ball MGA Summer Member-Member is scheduled for 18 July, and mark your calendar for the MGA Scholarship Fund Tournament on Saturday 8 Au-gust. Get your four man scramble team out to continue support of scholarships for the best qualified local High School Golf Team members - $50 per person entry fee. Summer finishes up with two more Crystal Trophy major events - the Men's Senior Harbor Club Championship on 22 August and the Men's Harbor Club Championship on 19 September , ...but just ahead are the ever popular MGA two day events, the MGA Dirty Dozen and the MGA Oktoberfest tournament and dinner. A message from my Club Handicap Chairman hat: Turn in "valid" scorecards to the Pro Shop that contain your last name, the date, tees played and a totaled score!! If a card cannot be identified for all of your name entries on the Pro Shop tee sheet, you will receive the penalty of the lowest score in last twenty !! Having more valid cards than name entries on the tee sheet is odd, but not a handicap problem -all valid cards will be entered. If there is no date it is very hard to match up, if there is no last name and no date, you have a snowball's chance in Georgia of avoiding a penalty score, because nobody can figure out who's card it is. If you did not total your score, you are just being rude to the Pro Shop staff, a rarity for the golfing gentleman I know in this club. Do bet-ter with your scorecard and your handicap will be better. Signup NO LATER THAN Noon the day before MGA playdays ! See you around the scoreboard! Hit'em Straight!!
Harbor Club’s 2009 Men’s Member/Guest The 2009 Harbor Club Member Guest was held on May 14-16. Sixty participants competed in this years tournament. Member Griffin Fol-som and Guest Kenny Folsom fought a hard battle in the final shoot out against four other flight winning teams and ultimately were crowned the 2009 Harbor Club Member Guest Champions. Thank you to Grant Gaalema, Golf Pro, the Pro Shop staff - Doug, Denise & Rus-sell, the cart boy & beverage cart staff. Thanks also to JR McCroskey and grounds keeping staff for fast greens and great playing conditions. And a job well done to Tournament Chairman Bob Welsh and Club Event Coordinator Angela Dell. Jim Brown & the Polo Grill staff put out a great meal for the Awards Banquet which included a spirited rec-ognition of all the above winners and dancing to the Deraney Band.
Overall Winners: Griffin Folsom & Kenny Folsom
1st Flight Winners: Kenny Hyatt & Brian Lindsey
2nd Flight Winners: Jimmy Britt & Mickey Cassio
3rd Flight Winners: Griffin Folsom & Kenny Folsom
4th Flight Winners: Glenn Kendall & Jim Stranahan
5th Flight Winners: Gary Williams & Bob Ludwig Practice Round Winners: Oscie Gordon & Tom Alles Putting Contest Winners: Gary Williams & Robert Ludwig
LGA News... The Ladies Golf Association held its annual Member/Member tournament June 4. Last years winners, Carol Gordon and Fran Schroeder were this year’s tournament organizers. The event started the night before with a ”Picnic in the Grove” at the Schroeder home. There the players working on their game psychology while enjoying food and beverages. The tournament – A Celebration of Southern Belles – had a field of 36 18 hole players and 6 9 hole players. The format for the 18 hole players was a mix of 6 holes best ball, 6 holes of alternate shot and 6 holes as a scramble, for the 9 hole players the same format was used on a 3-3-3 basis. The event turned into a test of friendship and endurance. As the players teed off Thursday morning, the skies opened and a deluge was let loose. Undaunted, the women persevered; all players completed the tournament. At the end of the event, the LGA celebrated the new Member/Member winners, Diane Roberts and Janel McCull-ers. But as they say, winning isn’t everything, in addition to being crowned Member/Member Champions, Diane and Janel are now scheduled to be next years Member/Member Tournament organizers. Congratulations, Diane and Janel!
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL GOLFERS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS
The Harbor Club Men’s Golf Association Scholarship Fund, Inc. was established to aid deserving senior student golfers in the Greene and Putnam County High School systems. (Greene County, Putnam County and Gatewood High Schools and Nathanael Greene Academy.) The student(s) must meet certain requirements for the award – be a senior on the golf team , have an exceptional GPA and be active in community affairs. Ben Hanner and Christian Crouch, of Putnam County High School are the recipients of the 2009 scholarship awards. Ben, the son of Daniel Hanner and Carol Buckner, received the first place award of $2,000.00. Christian, son of Jay and Meredith Crouch, received $1,000.00 for placing second. (There were no senior golfers from Greene County or Nathanael Greene this year.) Both boys plan to attend Georgia State College and University in the fall. Under the leadership of golf coach, Dr. Mike Chapman, the Putnam County High School War Eagle Team came in 16th. in Georgia’s Class AA golf ranking this year. This will be the Third Annual Golf Tournament held at The Harbor Club to raise funds for the scholarships. This year’s tournament will be held on Saturday, August 8th. “We look for support from the residents and businesses in both Greene and Putnam Counties to help us in our efforts by participating in the tournament and/or making a do-nation to this worthy cause. The Fund has a Tax Exempt Organization status (section 501 (c) (3) of the revenue code) making all donations fully deductible”, said Bud Stultz, founder and president of the Scholarship Fund. For information on the Tournament and/or donations, please call Bud Stultz at 706-453-9938. Donations should be made out to Harbor Club Men’s Golf Association Scholarship Fund, Inc. and sent c/o Bud Stultz, 1040 Olympic Court, Greensboro, GA 30642.
Submitted by Judy Stultz Pictured: Bill Rudland, HCMGA Scholarship Fund Treasurer, Ben Han-ner, First Place Winner, Dr. Mike Chapman, Head Golf Coach, Christian Crouch, Second Place Winner and Bud Stultz, President of the HCMGA Scholarship Fund.
Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com
Harbor Club 1111 Polo Circle, Greensboro , GA. 30642 706-453-9690 www.harborclub.com
Harbor Club on Lake Oconee
Administration……………………………………………………………706-453-9690 Accounting & Overnight Accommodations…………………………….. 706-453-0026 Membership & Events…………………………………………………… 706-453-1381 Security…………………………………………………………………... 706-453-0931 Maintenance Department………………………………………………... 706-453-4380 Golf Pro Shop…………………………………………………………… 706-453-4414 Polo Grille & Lounge……………………………………………………. 706-453-7111 Real-Estate Sales………………………………………………………… 706-453-7855 Harbor Club Fax…………………………………………………………. 706-453-9813
MPOA PRESIDENT Vince Mancuso
MPOA COMMITTEES:
Architectural Control John Crouse
Security Bob Welsh
Grounds/Landscape Bob Lofgren
Road Committee Richard Schaeffel
Security News……. The security team has a goal of keeping Harbor Club safe for all residents and visitors. Recently we have
had to issue several tickets for speeding, please remember the speed limit is 35 miles per hour on Club Drive and 25 Miles per hour on some of the side streets. The Patrol vehicle is equipment with radar and camera equipment to record all violations. The patrol vehicle will be out on the weekends. As the long hot summer days and longer daylight days begin, please remember to call security at (706) 453-0931 and inform them when you have service people, house sitters, pet sitters or visitors coming to Harbor Club. The security guard cannot let anyone through the gate without being notified by the property owner. All Guests must stop at the security gate to get a pass. Anyone allowing visitors or contractors to use the back gate will have the use of the back gate terminated. Please accompany your guest if they are using the pool or the tennis courts. Security was recently called about homeowner’s friend parking on the shoulder of the road and going fish-ing. The shoulder was wet and they left tire tracks (ruts). Please do not allow your friends to come into Harbor Club and use our ponds for fishing unless you accompany them. Ya’ll have a safe summer the Security Team.
Staff Hours are: Daphne Dyess – Monday thru Friday, 7:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Hilda Jackson – Monday thru Friday, 3;00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. Robert Green – Monday thru Friday, Patrol Vehicle. Dawn Godbee – Wednesday and Friday, 11:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. Saturday and Sunday, 7:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. Shane Dominy – Monday and Tuesday,11:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. Saturday and Sunday 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
New Property Owners As of May 31
Naresh & Bharti Patel Lot 1164—Pine Valley
Thomas & Mary Schmidt 1041 Harbor Loop
David & Gloria Kingston 1021 Harbor Loop
