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General
Manager’s
Message
1
Superintendents
Message
A Message
from Renee
2
Golf Cart Safety
Concerns 2
Club Contact
Information
And
Club Hours
3
June
Calendar
Of
Events
4
Inside this issue of
“The Springs”
June 2016
Volume 19, Issue #6
160 Country Club Drive, Stoneville, North Carolina 27048 P.O. Box 747 Madison NC 27025 336.427.0950
General Managers Message
Members,
Summer has officially begun! The swimming pool is open and ready for business! May was
supposed to be a busy month for us but unfortunately mother nature had other plans. The
mid part of the month the weather turned unseasonably cool and wet which led to the cancel-
lation of the Hopper Foundation tournament and the Ladies Member-Guest. The Hopper
Tournament has been rescheduled for Tuesday, October 4, 2016.
We were however able to play the Ladies Memorial Tournament on the 15th.
The top 3 places were:
1. Debbie Claybrook, Grace Fitzgerald, Joan Moore, Judy Washburn - 74
2. Pat Vaughn, Alwiner Collins, Judy Pope, Jane Scruggs - 79
3. Judy Rice, Novella Earles, Dawn Mann, Karen Walker - 79
There were 2 closest to pin winners and they were:
Hole #4 - Grace Fitzgerald
Hole #16 - Dawn Mann
Beginning June 4th, we will be double teeing off the front and back sides on weekends. Tee
times will run from 7:30-9:20 off of both sides and will resume at 12pm off of #1 only. We
are trying this process so we can get more players on the golf course before the scorching
heat gets to us. This is on a one month trial basis!!!! Let the golf shop know your thoughts
once we have begun the new times!!!
Sonny and his staff have been tirelessly working on the golf course to enhance you and your
guest’s playing pleasure while here. He has re-sodded to the right of #1 green, the bare spots
on holes #10 & #18 and around the putting green. The gold/red tee on #11 has also been re-
sodded. We are enjoying seeing the progress and more to come!
Let’s look forward to many days of warmth and sunshine this month. We deserve it! See
you on the course.
John Budwine
GM/Golf Director
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Superintendent’s Message
I would like to address some things going on around the
course. My staff and I took a somewhat aggressive yet
old manner in getting our greens ready for the upcom-
ing summer. We performed two aerifications, with the
later using larger tines and choosing to not top dress as
heavy with the temperatures being in the upper 80’s.
Had we not had the excessive rains another topdressing
would have quickly followed. By the time this comes
out we will have applied a couple of light topdressings
to help smooth out the greens. After our onslaught of
goose grass on several greens last year we have been
aggressive in the controls used for that as well.
Poa breakthrough in the fairways and rough is a result
of a very wet and warm late fall. I have been applying
post-emerge products to help eradicate this issue. You
will also notice several areas where we have installed
sod. In these areas we worked in some topsoil to help
the sod have a stronger chance in getting established.
We do have some other areas that we plan on reclaim-
ing with turf.
If you have a curiosity of what or why we are doing
things please ask me.
Sonny
Message From Renee
We are looking forward to a great summer season.
New menu items in The Grill, cold drafts from Hoots
Brewery as well as other craft beer selections. Week-
end food and drink specials at The Pool and The Grill.
It’s going to be fun!
Mark your calendars. Returning to Deep Springs, Sat-
urday, October 15, Jim Quick and Coastline AND
returning Saturday, November 26, Band of Oz! Peo-
ple, these two big time bands are returning to Deep
Springs because they love coming here. That says a lot
for our club!!
It’s all about community. Come see us at The Club-
house.
Renee
SAFETY CONCERNS
Golf carts may seem harmless but golf carts are not
toys. Golf carts can be very hazardous for children
when not operated properly. A study conducted in 2008
found that most golf cart accidents involving children
less than 16 years of age involve passengers being
thrown from the golf cart due to high speeds and sharp
turns. To protect your children when operating golf
carts, be sure to follow these safety tips.
Safety tips
Golf carts should only be driven by licensed drivers
or if an adult is present.
Obey all basic driving etiquette - never drive reck-
lessly, never drive distracted, obey all vehicle traffic
laws and rules of the road, stay on cart paths or des-
ignated roads and never try to go off-roading.
Only operate the golf cart with correct number of
passengers.
Keep hands and feet inside the golf cart at all times.
Do not allow anyone to ride standing in the vehicle
or on the back platform of the vehicle. Do not put
vehicle in motion until all passengers are safely
seated inside vehicle.
A golf cart should be operated at the same speed as
a well-paced walk but no faster than 15 mph.
Avoid sharp turns at high speeds and drive straight
up and down slopes to reduce the risk of passenger
ejections or rollover. Avoid excessive speed, sudden
starts, stops and fast turns.
When not operating the golf cart, be sure to remove
key and store safely.
Do not leave keys in golf cart while unattended and
make sure the parking brake is set.
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Deep Springs Fall/Winter Hours of
Operation
(All Hours Based on Weather Permitting)
Golf Shop
April 1—October 31 Monday - Sunday 7:30 am - 7:00 pm
336-427-0950
Grill & Lounge
April 1—October 31 Monday - Wednesday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Thursday - Sunday 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
336-427-3290
Dining Room (Proper Attire Required)
Friday Evenings
5:30 pm until 9:00 pm
~and~
Sunday Lunch 11:30 am
For Dining
Reservations, please call
336-427-3290 or 336-932-5385
Swimming Pool Hours Monday - Sunday
10:00 am - 7:00 pm 336-548-6386
Administrative Office Hours
Monday - Friday 9:00am - 3:00pm
336-427-4654
TYPES OF MEMBERSHIPS
AVAILABLE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dalton L. McMichael Jr..............President
Barry Z. Dodson..................Vice President
Paul Pegram..…….……..............Treasurer
Mark S. Baker..….......................Secretary
Joe Dillon……………………..…...Director
Jim Brown…..…..………………..Director
Mickey Wilson…..………………..Director
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Golf Shop 336-427-0950
Grill 336-427-3290
Dinner 336-427-3290 or Reservations 336-932-5385
Maintenance 336-427-3385
Pool 336-548-6386
Administrative 336-427-4654
MANAGEMENT
John Budwine
Golf Professional/General Manager 919-656-5176
John Ralph Johnson III (Sonny)
Superintendent 336-427-3385
Renee Atkins
F&B/Clubhouse Rentals 336-932-5385
Stephanie Stevens
Administrative Office 336-427-4654
Full Membership: A full member and family are afforded the entire use of the Clubhouse and all facilities. This includes a magnificently manicured 18-hole Ellis Maples golf course, with Putting and Chipping greens, Driving Range, Pro Shop and Club Storage; Two well-kept tennis courts, the Olympic size Swimming Pool wading pool. Individual Membership: An Individual member is afforded the en-tire use of the Clubhouse and all facilities. This includes a magnificently manicured 18-hole Ellis Maples golf course, with Put-ting and Chipping greens, Driving Range, Pro Shop and Club Storage; Two well-kept tennis courts, the Olympic size Swim-ming Pool wading pool. Junior Membership: Junior membership is available to those persons eighteen (18) years of age and under. Junior Members have the right to enjoy full usage of the Club facilities. Young Executive I Age range for Young Executive I is from 23-30. When the Young Executive reaches age 31, their membership would automati-cally move to Young Executive II.
Age range for Young Executive II is from 31-40. When the Young Executive reaches age 41, they have the choice of moving to a "Full Participating" or an "Individual" classification at the prevailing rate at the time of transfer. Non-Resident Membership: Available to those whose legal residence is located beyond a forty (40) mile radius of the Deep Springs Country Club. Enjoy unlimited use of the Club's amenities. Social Membership This membership allows for Clubhouse Activities, pool and tennis privileges. Golf is limited to twelve times per year at the "accompanied guest rate".
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Member-Guest Day
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