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With three world-class golf courses,a multifaceted

academy, an award-win-ning clubhouse and serv-ing 800-plus members,Shadow Wood CountryClub can seem like itsown city. Andy Scrivner,director of golf opera-tions, is maintaining itstradition of evoking asmall-town experienceand also upping the per-sonal touches a notch.

“We want our pros tospend as much time aspossible with memberson and off the course foreven more face-to-faceexposure,” said theMaryland native and10-year PGA profession-al, who assumed his postlast August after beinghead pro at PelicanMarsh Golf Club in Na-ples. “Providing a tipbefore, during or aftersomeone plays is betterthan the player callingfor a lesson.”

Serving individualneeds extends to ShadowWood’s multiple club-fitting systems in a stu-dio within its academy.“We’ve recognized thatmany ladies use hand-me-down or their hus-band’s clubs, especiallywedges. Most of themneed a club that’s lighterand more specific fortheir play. It’s great toprovide special help.”

The academy boastsstate-of-the-art videoswing analysis systems, afull-swing tee and a bun-kered practice greenarea for both practiceand instruction that’s“crucial to our golf expe-rience. The academy isone of the few in the areathat offers such a widerange and variety inteaching and fitting.”

Scrivner is also con-tinuing the practice of

bringing in outside ex-perts such as mentalperformance coach andsports psychologist Dr.Shannon Reese of Na-ples. She’ll lead an out-door clinic Feb. 12. Suchspecial events inform on“fitness, nutrition, tech-nique and even just keep-ing the game fun.”

After a major invest-ment in its indoor andoutdoor dining rooms,locker rooms and otherareas, Shadow Woodearned Best RenovatedClubhouse distinctionlast June by Golf Inc.magazine. “It’s importantto be as new and modernas possible to meet theneeds of current mem-bers and attract newones,” Scrivner said.

He is preparing forthe 11th annual fundrais-er, themed “A Communi-ty That Cares,” for theShadow Wood CharitableFoundation on Feb. 20,including a golf tourna-ment with approximately150 members, and a gala

dinner with auctions andraffles expected to gath-er 200-plus members.

Habitat for Humanitywas the sole recipient forthe first nine years, re-ceiving more than $1million. The Foundationwas created in 2012 sothe club could expand toalso support othercauses. Last year’s pro-gram raised $160,000,elevating the 10-yeartotal to $1.26 million.Benificiaries this yearwill be Habitat for Hu-manity, Cafe of Life, NewHorizons of SouthwestFlorida, Feeding the5000, ICSL Food Pantryand Community Out-reach, Friends of theSalvation Army and Bon-ita Springs AssistanceCenter.

“I’m proud we’re agood neighbor to theentire area,” said Scrivn-er, whose dad introducedhim to golf at the Dia-mond Ridge Golf Course-Woodlands, in Woodlawn,Md. “I was impressed

from the beginning withthe professionalism ofpros and other staff,”which led him to pursueand earn a degree inprofessional golf man-agement at Penn State.

Beyond the Gates:Registration is underwayfor the 15th annualSneaky Pete’s TennisChampionships, in 3.0 to4.5 men’s and women’ssingles and 6.0 to 9.0doubles and mixed dou-bles divisions plus anopen division for pros,high school and collegeplayers, at The Club atSterling Oaks in NorthNaples on March 1-9.More than $2,500 in prizemoney will be offered.Visit sterlingoaksten-nis.com for more infoand to register … TheACE Group Classic, in-cluding Tom Watson,Bernhard Langer, HaleIrwin, Tom Kite, ColinMontgomerie, Nick Priceand Curtis Strange, willbe held at the TwinEaglesClub in Naples on Feb.11-16 … The AudubonCountry Club in Napleswill hold its largest men’sgolf tournament of theyear, the annual AlligatorInvitational for member-guest teams from Feb.20- 22, including a dinner,dancing and awardsevent … BoardRoommagazine, published bythe Association of Pri-vate Club Directors,recently awarded BonitaBay Club with a Dis-tinguished Emerald Clubof the World designationafter an extensive evalu-ation and measurementof member-experienceratings. Bonita Bay Clubhas a tennis center with18 Har-Tru courts, aswimming pool and threeArthur Hills-designedgolf courses plus twocourses by Tom Fazio atnearby Bonita Bay ClubNaples.

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Small-town atmosphereat Shadow Wood clubBy Randy KambicSpecial to Coastal Life

Andy Scrivner, Shadow Wood Country Club director of golfoperations, outside its recently renovated award-winning clubhouse. RANDY KAMBIC/SPECIAL TO COASTAL LIFE