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Longue Vue contacts:
Main Clubhouse Number
412-793-2232
Golf Pro Shop Number
412-793-2375
Clubhouse Fax Number
412-793-2584
General Email
July 2016
Longue Vue Club
REF ER A F RIEND FOR T HE SU MMER PREVI EW MEMBERSHI P PROGRAM
In this issue:
Vue From the Greens
Robert White Results
Chairman’s Cup Results
US Open Volunteers
Yoga at LVC
Junior Golf
Pool Activities
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3
4
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5
6
7
Club Rules and Policies
New Members
Dining Events
Events Calendar
F.C. Snyder
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10
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Longue Vue Club Website: www. longuevue.org
The Summer Preview Membership is a three week trial membership
designed to offer a taste of LVC to your friend, family member, or
colleague who may be entertaining the idea of membership, but
would like a firsthand Vue.
Preview Membership Includes:
The preview fee of $500 includes full membership privileges,
including unlimited golf for the participant and their spouse,
The program fee will be applied as a club credit towards an
initiation fee upon becoming a full club member.
Participants can choose any three consecutive weeks through
August.
Simple Nomination Process:
All Longue Vue members can nominate a participant for this great
offer! Additional letters of reference are not required until the
participant joins as a provisional or full member.
Contact: Emily Ojerholm at [email protected]
June is in the books and so was a busy month for the Greens Depart-
ment. The start of the month picked up where May left off with rain dur-
ing the first week leading into the annual American Cancer Society out-
ing. Weather conditions became more favorable during the next ten-day
stretch of Robert White and start of US Open week, however the latter
part of US Open week was a different story. Over 3.5 inches of rain fell
during a two-day period on Thursday and Friday. The system not only
wreaked with the completion of rounds at Oakmont, but left washed bunkers (both days),
debris and downed trees here at Longue Vue. My hat is off to the staff on a job well done
during long hours and under tough conditions while showcasing our product.
Course conditions and plant health continue to thrive during this busy 6 week stretch
on the calendar. The aggressive venting and topdressing of the greens in late May set the
foundation for the busy weeks of June and July. Adjustments were made to our fertilization
program on fairways to address the yellowing of Poa that commonly occurs this time of the
year. We are continuing to see great results in our growth regulator program that is stunt-
ing the Poa to encourage the bent to take over. We completed an extensive bunker project
during the week of Robert White by re-distributing the sand throughout the bunker and re-
ducing the penal nature of the lips (edges). During the final week, we began adding sand to
bunkers that lacked consistency in depth. This will continue over the first few weeks of July
as time and money permits.
Heading into July, the crazy stretch continues with the July 4th
event, all of our
Club Championships, the SWAT Picnic and playing host to the West Penn Open. As
always, stay up to date by following us on Twitter and the blog for all the happenings both
on and off the course. Till then, we look forward to seeing you on the course!
Fairways and Dreams,
Josh A. Saunders and the Greens Staff
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TH E VU E FRO M TH E GRE ENS
HOLES IN ONE
Congratulations to Evan Ruhling for his Hole in One on Thursday, June 23, 2016. Mr.
Ruhling used a six iron to drive the ball 170 yards into the hole on #5 from the blue tee.
There were two Holes in One during play at the Robert White. On Friday, June 10, Dr. Peter
Ellis drove his ball 127 yards to the pin on #10.
On Saturday, June 11, during the Robert White, David Welsh used an eight iron to drive the
ball 137 yards to the pin on #16.
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2016 ROBERT WHITE RE SUL TS
Overall Winners - Matt Burger and Jeff Bresch
Flight Winners:
Jeff Bresch and Matt Burger
2016 Robert White
Champions
U PCOMING GOLF EVENTS
Men’s Club Championship - Friday, July 8 through Sunday, July 10
The 2016 Men’s Club Championship is a three day event. All male golfing members are eligible to play and may choose to compete in
either the Blue Tee Open Division or the White Tee Flight Championships
SWAT Picnic - Friday, July 22 - 1:30 p.m. Shotgun
Best two balls out of five played at 75% handicap. Pro Shop will make teams, picnic to follow golf.
Senior Championship/ Gookin Cup - Saturday, July 30 and Sunday, July 31 - 1:30 p.m. Shotgun
The Senior Championship is limited to players 50 years of age or older. The “open” championship is 36 holes of stroke play, gross,
from the blue markers.
Oakmont Flight Erin Hills Flight
1st Andrew Hodge and Ryan Burke -26 1st Jim Heaton and Jason Adams -24.5
Tie Jim McBride and Dan Good -26 2nd Grant Gillman and Chris Assad -24
Royal Troon Flight Quail Hollow Flight
1st Kevin Heher and Jeff Fedele -25.5 1st Ted Schroeder and Matt Schroeder -23
2nd Brad McKean and Jim Royston -24.5 Tie Gary Truitt and Ken Truitt –23
Tie Al Beeken and Walker Beeken -24.5 Tie Mike Kirk and Bud Kelly –23
Baltusrol Flight Royal Birkdale Flight
1st Matt Burger and Jeff Bresch -25.5 1st Fred Miller and Bill Fustos -25.5
2nd David Welsh and Rich Walsh -25 2nd Jim Brainard and Bill Mercer -24.5
Augusta National Flight Shinnecock Hills Flight
1st Ken Bollens and Brad Cristof -27.5 1st Jack Meck and Lally Meck -27.5
2nd Lou Sforza and Lou Sforza, Sr. -25.5 2nd Lou Prosperi and Jim Whalen –21.5
Skill Prizes Closest to the Pin - Day One Skill Prizes Closest to the Pin - Day Two
#3 Ryan Burke 4’8” #3 Jim McBride 3’2”
#5 Jim Dockey, Sr. 7’0” #5 Kirk Klett 16’ 7”
#10 Peter Ellis -Hole in One #12 Bill Mercer 3’11”
#12 Joe Cardos 5’2” #16 Jeff Bresch 3”10”
Dave Welsh Hole in One #16
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CHAI RMAN ’S CUP RESUL TS
Congratulation to Rebecca and Jim McBride,
winners of the 2016 Chairman’s Cup. Linda and
Rick Ban took 1st Place Low Net by match of
cards over Melissa and Marty Crimmins, 2nd
Low Net.
SWAT winners were Stephanie and James
Dewar and Melissa and Marty Crimmins for 1st
Place Low Net. Chris and Bryan O’Connor took
2nd Place Low Net.
Skill prizes went to the following: Al Beeken for Longest Putt on #8, Closest to Pin on #12 and Longest Drive
on #14; Stephanie Dewar for Closest to Pin on #10; Barbara DeWitt for Longest Drive on #17. Kudos to all 20
teams who braved the heat and high humidity to enjoy a great afternoon of golf!
Kudos to the many Longue Vue members who served as marshals or
volunteered in other capacities at the 116th U. S. Open Championship
at Oakmont Country Club. Joe Greco was Hole Marshall Committee
Chairman for the U.S. Open Championship. LVC's group of hard work-
ing volunteers includes the following 18th hole Marshals which we
shared with Oakmont: Jay Adams, Dick Almes and his grandson Mark,
Jan Ban, Karen Beeken, Tom Benic, Mike Betts, Linda and Tim Burke,
Chris and Doug Chambers, John Paul Chaney, Maggie Charley, Mike
Dieschbourg, Gary Diven, Jonathan Diven, John Fisch, Amy, Andrew,
and Charley Fletcher, Gavin Geraci, John Halicky, Jan and Rick Henry, Andrew Hodge, Mark Lancellotti, Mar-
tin Lazor, Penny and Bill Meyer, and Cindy O'Toole. Pictured, are few of the marshals’ championship smiles.
KUDOS TO THE LVC VOL UNTEERS A T THE U . S . OPEN CHA MPIONSHIP
Rebecca and Jim McBride Linda and Rick Ban
Gary Diven, Karen Beeken and Gavin Geraci
Mike Betts, Gary Kreps, Tom Benic Penny and Bill Meyer Mark Lancellotti Linda and Tim Burke
2016 MIX ED INVITATIO NAL—SATU RDAY, JUL Y 2 3
Please join us for the 2016 Mixed Invitational to be held at the Club on Satur-
day, July 23. Save the date and plan now to invite your guests to a wonderful afternoon of
golf on our beautiful golf course followed by dinner stations and martinis. It is a summer high-
light for golfers. 1:30 p.m. Shotgun. Invitations will be available in the Ladies’ Locker Room.
LVC
All women are welcome to join the 7 Holers on Thursday evenings for a great time growing your golf game with other
women of Longue Vue. The 7 Holers provides a great way to learn about the game of golf or to brush up on your skills
in a fun and stress-free format. The group will meet at the satellite practice range at 5:15 p.m. for a low pressure, FREE
golf clinic with Longue Vue’s Golf Pro, Steve Antenucci. After the clinic at 6 p.m., we will set out to enjoy as many as
seven holes of golf and put to practice what was learned on the driving range. 7 Holers will be accompanied by a more
experienced golfing “mentor”. Mentors will serve as a resource to ensure everyone is comfortable on the course, as
well as to share information. Everyone is welcome to return to the clubhouse to enjoy refreshments and/or dinner
afterward on the Green Terrace.
The 7 Holers is open to ALL women of LVC at no charge. The Pro Shop has golf clubs available for those who do not
have clubs. For more information or to sign up, please contact Cindy O’Toole by email at
[email protected] or text at 412-370-8801.
SAVE THESE DATES so you can join us for as many great nights as possible!
July 7, 14, 21, 28; August 4, 11, 18, 25; September 1
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YOGA A T LONGU E VU E CLUB
Longue Vue Club has partnered up with the people at Homegrown Yoga in Oakmont to
put together this program for our members. These are certified Yoga instructors who
will be leading each group. The cost is $10.00 per session. At least three (3) partici-
pants are required to hold a session and we recommend that you register online through
the website calendar or call the Club to save your spot.
All classes will be taught at the skeet field, please bring your own mat if possible, but extras will be on hand if needed.
Yoga for Women Golfers – Thursdays 7:05 – 7:45 a.m. (July 7, 14, 21, and 28)
This program will focus on yoga techniques to help stretch and strengthen the muscles for golf. Golfers will work on
flexibility, range of motion, focus, visualization, and strength - all necessary in your game. No prior yoga experience is
necessary. Each session will be 40 minutes in length. Yoga for Golfers is a great way to warm up before tee time and
calm both your body and mind.
Morning Flow Yoga for Women – Thursdays 10:05 – 10:45 a.m. (July 7, 14, 21, and 28)
Take time for yourself and enjoy a flowing yoga class outdoors! This class will focus on linking the
breath and movement, and include a well-rounded practice of Sun Salutations and standing and
seated postures. Proper alignment will be demonstrated and thorough instruction will be given to
help you achieve each yoga pose. The physical practice on the mat acts to calm the mind and
allows you to connect with your body leaving you feeling stronger, relaxed, balanced and present to
take on life off of the mat.
All Level Yoga and Stretching for Guys - Tuesdays – 10:05 – 10:45 a.m. (July 12, 19, 26)
This program will focus on yoga techniques to help stretch and strengthen the muscles for golf. Golfers will work on flexi-
bility, range of motion, focus, visualization, and strength - all necessary in your game. No prior yoga
experience is necessary. Each session will be 40 minutes in length. Yoga for Golfers is a great way
to warm up before tee time and calm both your body and mind. There will not be Yoga on July 5.
TH E LADI ES ’ 7 HOLER S
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2016 JUNIOR GOLF PRO GRA M
JUNIOR CLINICS
For juniors who are just starting to learn the game of golf or just want a fun and exciting refresher course, we will be hold-
ing 45 minute clinics. These clinics are open to all of Longue Vue Club’s juniors. During these clinics we are going to be
covering all of the basics from grip & stance to chipping, putting, bunker play, full swing, as well as etiquette and the rules
of golf. Golf clubs will be made available to those juniors who need them. This year, clinics will be offered from
9:00 - 9:45 a. m. and 10:00 - 10:45 a. m. We require a minimum of five participants to hold the 9:00 a.m. clinic.
Please make sure that you sign up for only one of the two times offered and designate when you sign up.
Dates for the Kids Clinics are as follows:
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday July 6, 7, 8
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday July 12, 13, 14
The cost of these clinics is $30 per session or $75 per week.
EVENTS
Junior Club Championship
Wednesday, July 27
The 2016 Junior Club Championship is going to be held on Wednesday, July 27th with starting times beginning at 10:00
a.m. Sign-ups will be taken in the Golf Shop beginning in June. There will be only one age division.
Pro Shop - Junior Scramble
Thursday, July 28
The Pro Shop Junior Scramble is going to be held on Thursday, July 28th. It is a great chance for the Junior to have
some fun and play 7 holes with a few of our professionals. Following the round, there will be a lunch buffet and prizes for
all participants.
Private Instruction
Private game improvement lessons are always available for individuals that are looking to take their game to the next
level. They can be scheduled for 30 minutes or 1 hour and consists of on-course playing lessons as well. Please call the
Pro Shop for more information and to sign-up for one of our professionals.
Each season shares it’s own beauty at the Shooting Ground, summer is no exception.
Join us as we enjoy sporting clays in warmer temperatures and under blue skies. The
Shooting Ground is a great venue for skeet, trap, and 5 -stand shooting. This sport con-
tinues to grow in popularity with men and women, please stop down and try your hand at
a new sport. Regular shooting hours are: Thursday evenings beginning at 5:00 p.m. for
shooting under the lights; Saturdays from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; and Sundays from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m.
MAKE BRIDG E A PART OF YOUR SU MMER FUN
ENJOY SHOOTING TH RO UGHOUT TH E SUMMER MONTHS
The Longue Vue Luncheon Bridge Club meets each Thursday at the Club. Come out and enjoy the world’s most
popular card game and lunch. Everyone is welcome. The ACBL Sanctioned game starts at 10:00 a.m. with a
luncheon break on the patio or in the Grill Room. Find out for yourself why duplicate bridge is much more fun!
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SUNDAY NIGHT SPO RTS ACTIVI TI ES FOR KIDS
Sunday Night Golf for Kids
Sundays, July 3 and August 7 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Join us for Sunday Night Golf for kids on the first Sunday of each month: July 3, and August
7. On each of these nights, your kids will be picked up on the Green Terrace by our Pro Shop
Staff for an hour of fun with golf on the putting green. There will be a lesson and putting
obstacle course. It is a great way to learn a little more about the sport in a fun environment.
Sunday Night Tennis for Kids
Sundays, July 10 and August 14 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Join us for Sunday Night Tennis for Kids on the second Sunday of each month: July
10, and August 14.
On each of these nights, your kids will be picked up on the Green Terrace by our Tom
Mercer and members of his staff for an hour of fun on the tennis courts. There will be
mini lessons and fun with the ball machine. It is a great way to learn a little more
about tennis in a fun environment.
Parents are asked to call and make reservations for their child for each evening. If your child would like to
enjoy dinner, we will have dinner available to them at 5:00 p.m. Parents are welcome to make their own
dining reservations for a quiet meal while the kids are off enjoying time with others under the supervision of
the Pro Shop and Tennis Professional Staff.
KID ’S ACTI VITY DAYS
Summer fun for kids is at LVC every Wednesday in July from 1:30 - 3:00
p.m. Kid’s Activity Days are great fun and there is a new theme or activity
each week. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun. There will be classes,
games and crafts! Watch for themes and locations to be announced. Bring
your kids and grandkids and enjoy the summer smiles.
SWI M TEA M BANQUET —THU RSDAY, JULY 14
Swim team members and their families are invited to celebrate the season at the annual Swim Team
Banquet on Thursday, July 14. The awards will be presented at 6:30 with dinner buffet to follow.
Afterwards, everyone is invited to enjoy swimming at the pool. Reservations please.
SUMMER FUN AT TH E PO OL
Sunday, July 17 - Inflatable at the Pool
Sunday, July 24 - Live Entertainment at the Pool
Don’t forget: Every Wednesday is Kids Activity Day from 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. and Grill Night at the Pool from
5:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Regular Pool Hours:
Mondays : 11:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.
Tuesdays through Sundays: 11:00 a.m.—8:00 p.m.
*If a home swim meet is scheduled, the pool will close at 5:00 p.m.
CLU B RUL ES AND POLIC Y REMINDER
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CONGRA TULATIONS TO L UKE SKU RMAN
Each month we will be publishing an excerpt from the Club Rules and Policies book. Our goal is
to educate members regarding policies put in place to ensure an equitable and enjoyable
experience for everyone at LVC. If you are aware of an infraction of a rule or policy, we strongly
encourage you to bring it to the attention of a manager in that department, rather than per-
sonally addressing another member or guest. Your cooperation is appreciated.
This month we would like to share the Longue Vue Policy on Cell Phones and Similar
Communication Devices.
Out of respect for fellow members, the ringing of cell phones or indiscriminate use of cell phones in the Clubhouse or on the golf course is considered a breach of etiquette and a lack of courtesy. Cell phones and similar devices should be placed in vibrate or silent mode while at the Club.
Use of Cell Phones, however, is allowed in your car, the men’s and ladies’ locker rooms, pool house lockers and restrooms, tennis and paddle huts, 12th tee, Men’s Grill, the swimming pool area, shooting grounds, Clubhouse rest rooms, and phone booths.
Discreet use of texting, calendar, web, photograph taking and email services is permitted at Longue Vue.
All guests should be reminded of the cell phone and electronic device policy. As with all other matters involving guests, members are responsible for the actions of their guests.
When using any electronic device at Longue Vue, members and guests are to be discreet and
courteous to others.
As always, If you have any questions or concerns regarding the interpretation or spirit of a specific
policy, please contact the Club.
LOBSTERFES T IS CO MIN G - FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 9
Congratulations to Luke Skurman, CEO, Niche.com, Inc. for being honored
as a winner of the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Award in the Western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia regions on June 24. For the past 30 years,
EY has presented the outstanding Entrepreneur of the Year Award to
individuals who are building and leading successful, growing and dynamic
businesses, recognizing them through regional, national and global awards
program in more than 145 cities in more than 60 countries. Kudos to Mr.
Skurman on receiving this prestigious honor.
Get your claws on a succulent Lobster and make plans to feast with friends at the most popular
event of the season - Lobsterfest! Joel Lindsey will provide the live entertainment, but the true
star of the show are the succulent lobsters. This year Lobsterfest will be on
Friday, August 19. We ask that reservations be made by Sunday August
14th so that lobsters may be ordered. Reservations please: 412-793-2232.
Lobsterfest falls on the first day of the rescheduled Willie McKay Tournament,
so this makes for a terrific pairing of great golf and great seafood.
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WELCO ME N EW MEMBERS
.
Andrea and Michael Regan
Mr. Michael P. K. Regan (Andrea)
Charlie, 3
Social, Provisional
CEO
Mighty
1079 Beechwood Blvd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Derek Ellis
Mr. Derek Ellis
Intermediate I
Oracle
1550 Coraopolis Heights Rd.
Moon Township, PA 15108
172 38th Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Lisa and Joe Gaydos
Mr. Joseph M. Gaydos, Jr. (Lisa)
Lauren, 14; Joseph,13
Social, Provisional
Gaydos, Gaydos, & Assoc., P.C.
1223 Long Run Road
White Oak, PA 15131
1812 Greenock Buena Vista Rd.
McKeesport, PA 15135
Elise and Jim Johnson
Mr. James L. Johnson (Elise)
Social, Provisional
Technical Director for NBC
(retired)
141 Woodbury Drive
Sarver, PA 16055
Jeremy Suschak
Mr. Jeremy L. Suschak
Adv. Intermediate, Provisional
D.B. Root and Company
436 Seventh Ave., Suite 2800
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
2713 Burham Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Jim Killeen
Mr. James Patrick Killeen
Social, Provisional
Dickie, McCamey, & Chilcote, P.C.
Two PPG Place, Suite 400
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
1928 Larkins Way, Apt. 2
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
IN MEMORIA M
Lisa A. Leonello passed away on Saturday, June 4, 2016. We extend our sincere
condolences to her husband, Frank; their children, Shana and Nicholas; and their family.
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NIN E WIN E AND DIN E - FRIDA Y, JULY 29
G RILLIN’ AND CHILLIN’ A T TH E POOL - WEDN ESDAYS IN JUL Y
JULY DINING HOU RS
Once again this summer, you will be able to enjoy a great dinner poolside. Chill out after work, and
relax by the blue water of the Longue Vue Pool. The Chef and his staff will be on hand to grill a fa-
vorite entree to your specification and then pair it with fresh sides. A variety of options will be availa-
ble each night: Beef, chicken, fish and more. This is a great way to share a
family meal this summer. Plan to join us, beginning at 5:00 p.m. on:
Wednesday, July 6 Wednesday, July 20
Wednesday, July 13 Wednesday, July 27
BEER CLUB AND BEER C LUB SWAT – JULY 6 AND 20
Beer Club is going strong. For those of you interested in participating in the Beer club, the only cost for the club is
$20 cash payable to Jeremy in the MLR. On Beer Club Nights only, the drafts will be $4.00 per draft, plus
everyone will receive a sampler glass of each. There will also be food set up to eat along with your beer festivities.
Start time for each meeting will be 6 p.m. Ladies, if you are interested in participating in Beer Club, plan to be in
the Janssen Room at 5:30 p.m. on Beer Club Nights and we will be happy to share the beer with you. Cheers!
Participants in the Beer Club may make their own foursomes for this new 9-Hole SWAT. The SWAT Fee is $5/per
man and participants will make tee times between 3:15-4:15 (giving members enough time to play 9-Holes and get
back to the Locker Room in time for the Beer Club). Members may bring guests to this
SWAT who will be staying for the Beer Club. There will be a special $50 rate for this 9-Hole
SWAT (covering the Green Fee and Cart Fee) only available to participants in the Beer Club
and the Beer Club SWAT that day. Come on out and join in the fun by giving the Beer Club
and the Beer Club SWAT a try!
What a great opportunity to enjoy three things you love - golf, wine and dinner!
Come out and enjoy a nine-hole Mixed SWAT event. Tee times begin after 4:00
p.m. Play nine holes and then stop by the clubhouse and enjoy the Friday Night
Wine Tasting. Finish off the evening with dinner. Please make tee times through
the tee sheet and the club will make sure there is a dining reservation for
you. We hope to see you! Additional Nine, Wine and Dine events are sched-
uled for Fridays, August 26; and September 30.
The Grill Room and Pink Terrace
A jacket is required for all males over the age of 10 on Saturday evenings. Tie optional.
Lunch Hours: Tuesday - Saturday: 12:00-3:00 p.m.
Sunday : 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Dinner Hours: Tuesday - Thursday: 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday: 5:30 - 10:00 p.m.
Sunday: 5:00 - 9:30 p.m.
The Janssen Room and Green Terrace
Family Dining - Casual Attire
Dinner Hours: Tuesday - Thursday: 5:30-9:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday: 5:30 - 10:00 p.m.
Sunday: 5:00 - 9:30 p.m.
JULY 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
2 Shooting Ground
Open 11:00- 4:00
3 Shooting Ground
Open 12:00-5:00 p.m.
Kid’s Sports Night—
Golf
4 Men’s Golf Event
Adults Tennis Social
10:00 a.m.
Pool Picnic
Firecracker Shoot
9:00 a.m.
Cookout and
Fireworks
Jr. Tennis Champion-
ships
5 Clubhouse, Golf
Course Closed
Pool Open 11 –5
Junior Tennis Clinic
6 Beer Club
Wine Down Wednesday
Grill Night at Pool
Ladies Interclub
9: 00 a.m. Shotgun
Jr. Golf Clinic 10—11
Kid’s Activity Day
1:30—3:00
Junior Tennis Clinic
7 Ladies’ Day Red,
White and Blue
Senior Interclub at
SHCC (chapman)
Shooting Under the
Lights 5:00 p.m.
Bridge and Lunch
Jr. Golf Clinic 10 –11
Home Swim Meet vs.
Butler
Yoga
8 Men’s Club
Championship
Jr. Golf Clinic
10-11
LVC Vine Club
Jr. Tennis
Clinic
9 Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 -4:00
Men’s Club
Championship
10 Shooting Ground
Open 12:00-5:00 p.m.
Men’s Club
Championship
11 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
Pool Open 11:00 a.m.
- 5:00 p.m.
Jr. Tennis Clinic
12 Ladies’ Club
Championship
Jr. Golf Clinic 10—11
Swim Championships
at Butler CC
Jr. Tennis Clinic
Yoga for men
13 Wine Down
Wednesday
Ladies’ Club
Championship
Jr. Golf Clinic 10—11
Jr. Tennis Clinic
Kid’s Activity Day
14 Yoga
Shooting Under the
Lights 5:00 p.m.
Bridge and Lunch
Jr. Golf Clinic 10—11 Jr. Tennis Clinic
Swim Team Banquet
15
Jr. Tennis Clinic
16
Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 -4:00
SWAT
Pink Terrace /Grill
Closed for lunch
17 Shooting Ground
Open 12:00-5:00 p.m.
18 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
Pool Open 11:00 a.m.
— 5:00 p.m.
West Penn Open
Jr. Tennis Clinic
19
West Penn Open
Course Closed
Yoga for men
Jr. Tennis Clinic
20 Beer Club
Wine Down Wednesday
Grill Night at Pool
West Penn Open
No AM Play
Kid’s Activity Day
1:30—3:00
Jr. Tennis Clinic
21 Shooting Under
the Lights 5:00 p.m.
Bridge and Lunch
Ladies Golf Ham and
Eggs event
Yoga
Jr. Tennis Clinic
22 SWAT Picnic
1:30 Shotgun
Pink Terrace/Grill
closed for dinner
Jr. Tennis Clinic
23 Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 .-4:00
Mixed Invitational
1:30 Shotgun
24 Shooting Ground Open
12:00-2:30 p.m.
25 Clubhouse and
Pro Shop Closed
Pool Open 11:00 a.m.
— 5:00p.m.
Jr. Tennis Clinic
26
Ladies’ Golf
Jr. Golf Clinic 10– 11
Yoga for men
Jr. Tennis Clinic
27 Kid’s Activity Day
1:30—3:00
Grill Night at the Pool
Jr. Tennis Clinic
Jr. Club
Championship
28 Pro Shop Jr.
Scrambles and Picnic
Board Meeting
Ladies’ Golf Ham & Egg
Bridge and Lunch Jr. Tennis Clinic
Yoga
29 Family Fun
Night at the Tennis
Courts
Nine, Wine and
Dine
Jr. Tennis Clinic
30 Sr. Championship/
Gookin Cup
31 Senior
Championship/Gookin
Cup
Shooting Ground
Open 12:00-5:00 p.m.
F . C . SNYD ER MEMO RIA L GOLF TOU RNAMENT
SATU RDAY, AUGUST 6
Please join us for the F. C. Snyder Memorial Golf Tournament benefitting the
F.C. Snyder Longue Vue Club Scholarship Fund. This event is open to ALL
MEMBERS and guests and we encourage you to come out and enjoy a day of golf
followed by lunch and prizes. Registration cards were sent in the mail, but you are
welcome to call the Pro Shop to sign-up. The cost is $150 for each golfer and includes
greens fees, cart, and lunch. We hope you will join us for our annual fundraiser. If you
have questions, please contact Ken Pizzica at [email protected] or 412-225-4676. Thanks to your
generous support, over $620,000 in scholarships has been awarded in the past 24 years.
F. C. Snyder
Family Fun Nights- Bring the Family out for a night of tennis, food and drink! We will play games,
matches, and mix kids, adults, and pros for a relaxing and fun night. July 29th
and August 5th
.Tom’s
August 27 – Adult Club Championship - Events include Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s
Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles.
Holiday Adult Mixed Socials - On the 4th of July and Labor Day the courts will be re-
served for social doubles play from 10-12pm
Summer Tennis Clinics for Kids continue through August 5
Please contact Tom Mercer for more information on any
aspect of the LVC Tennis Program at
[email protected] or cell phone at 412-334-5440.
AUGUST 2016
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Clubhouse and
Pro Shop Closed
Jr. Tennis Clinic
Golf Party
2 Helen Crozier
Davis
Jr. Tennis Clinic
3 Helen Crozier Davis
Chillin and Grillin at the
Pool
Wine Down Wednesdays
Beer Club
Beer Club SWAT
Jr. Tennis Clinic
4 Shooting Under the
Lights 5:00
Ladies’ 7 Holers
Senior Interclub at
Butler
Jr. Tennis Clinic
5 Tennis Family
Fun Night
Diebold Cup at LVC
1:00 p.m.
Diebold Stag Dinner
Jr. Tennis Clinic
6 F. C. Snyder
Scholarship Golf
Event
Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 - 4:00
Diebold at PFC
(am) and FCGC
(pm)
7 Shooting Ground
Open 12:00-5:00
Live Entertainment
at the Pool
8 Clubhouse
and Pro Shop
Closed
Golf Party
9 Ladies’ Day
Double Your
Best Ninie
10
Chillin’ and Grillin’
at the Pool
Wine Down
Wednesday
11
Vine Club
Ladies’ 7 Holers
12 Adult Night
at the Pool
13
Ladies’ 7 Holers
Shooting
Ground Open
11:00 a.m.-4:00
p.m.
14 Shooting Ground
Open 12:00-5:00 p.m.
Parent Child Golf
Event Tee Times after
2:00 p.m.
15 Clubhouse
and Pro Shop
Closed
Golf Party
16
Ladies’ Queen
Bee Day 1
17
Chillin’ and Grillin’
at the Pool
Beer Club
Beer Club SWAT
18
Ladies’ 7 Holers
19
Willie McKay
1:30 Shotgun
LOBSTERFEST
20 Shooting
Ground Open
11:00 a.m.-4:00
p.m.
Willie McKay
21 Shooting Ground
Open 12 – 5
22 Clubhouse
and Pro Shop
Closed
23 Ladies’ Queen
Bee Day 2
25 Board Meeting
Ladies’ 7 Holers
26 Nine Wine
and Dine
27 Shooting
Ground Open
11:00 a.m.-4:00
p.m.
Inflatable at the
Pool
Adult Tennis
Championship
24 Wine Down
Wednesday
28 Shooting Ground
Open 12– 5
Couples
Championship
1:30 Shotgun
29 Clubhouse
Closed
30 Ladies’ Beat
the Pros
9:00 shotgun
31 Beer Club
Beer Club SWAT
Wine Down
Wednesday
FUN ON THE TENNIS CO URTS
Private Lessons Tom Mercer $75/hour $38/½ hour Assistant Pro $65/hour $33/ ½ hour Lesson Package Five (5) - 1 hour lessons $325
