Inquiries:SCC Phone NumbersMain Office | 540-433-2659Golf | 540-434-4886Tennis | 540-434-3424Pool | 540-434-5424Grounds | 540-437-4970

General ManagerAki HeydarianAHeydarian@spotswoodcc.com

Office ManagerMindy Dunnbilling@spotswoodcc.comadministration@spotswoodcc.com

Golf ProMike Kinggolf@spotswoodcc.com

Tennis ProRick Etchellstennis@spotswoodcc.com

ChefRyan Rudnickchef@spotswoodcc.com

Grounds SuperintendentKip Fitzgeraldgrounds@spotswoodcc.com

REMindER:Making reservations enables us to provide better service for you and your guests! Call 540-433-2659 and let us know when you would like to dine.

April 2015

From the General Manager:Dear member,

With the arrival of spring, it is my hope to see you more often around the club. As previously communicated, our Spring Membership drive is in progress; your assistance to recruit new members for the club is greatly appreciated. in our last drive in spring of 2014, we managed to recruit over 120 members; it is my hope and expectation that we can do the same this year. This is only possible with your help.

i am pleased to inform you that we are going to start our dining services on Tuesday night starting on April 7. i am happy to share with you that the member dining portion of our business is doing really well; i thank you for your support. This leads me to the importance of making reservations for lunch and dinner, especially on weekend. Your support and enthusiasm have been encouraging.

Lastly, please be aware that kids are not allowed to sit at the bar in the lounge. This is against the law in Virginia. You must be 21 to use the bar in the lounge. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.

Best, Aki

Upcoming Social Committee Events!

The Social Committee is planning to coordinate fun activities for the summer months! Mark your calendar for these exciting events:• Trivia night will begin May 7 at 7:00 p.m.

(scheduled for the 1st Thursday of every month during the summer)• Ladies night will begin in May

(scheduled for the 2nd Wednesday of every month with a different theme) • Family activities will be held such as a cooking class for children• An End of School Bash will be held June 9• A Bike Parade will be held July 5 during the Fourth of July celebration

Come support your club and meet new people! if you have an idea for the Social Committee, please email donna Harper at harperdl@jmu.edu.

Spring Kick Off & CookoutSaturday, April 25 from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Live Performance by Kelly May Brown | Tennis | Putting Contest | Cookout

Our Spring Kick-off was a HUGE success last year and we hope it will be even bigger and better this year. Kelly May Brown will be performing live from the tennis deck, and we will have a putting contest and tennis as well. This

will be a family-friendly event, but adult beverages will be available through the bartender.

Saturday, April 25Spring Kick Off & Cookout

Saturday, May 23Pool Opening Day

Sunday, May 24Memorial Golf and Picnic

Tuesday, June 23Club is closed; SCC will be hosting Virginia Treasurer Association Seminar all day

Sunday, July 5Golf Tournament and Picnic

Saturday, August 1Pool Party with music

Sunday, September 6Labor Day Weekend golf tournament, tennis tournament and picnic

Saturday, October 24Club’s dinner dance

Thursday, November 26Thanksgiving Buffet 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Sunday, December 13Santa visits with our kids

Thursday, December 24Club closes at 2:00 p.m.

Friday, December 25Club closed

Thursday, December 31new Year's Eve Early dinner 5 to 8 p.m.

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Note: In order to coincide with other Club functions, the Memorial Tournament and Labor Day Tournament will take place on Sunday of their respective weekends with Holiday Cookouts following play. View the most up-to-date Golf Calendar.

SPRING MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Spotswood Country Club | 1980 Country Club Road. Harrisonburg, VA 22802 | www.spotswoodcc.com

Dear Member,

We are proud to introduce our Spring Membership Drive. We want you to introduce Spotswood to your friends, colleagues, business associates, and your best customers. The club’s 2014 revitalization welcomed over 150 new members and we look forward to welcoming more families to our club and showcasing everything Spotswood has to offer.

Do You #LoVESPoTSWooD?Share the love by extending your friends an invitation to try the club from March 1st through May 26th. We’ve included 2 invitations with your statement. Need extras? Call us! 540.433.2659

Your friends will RSVP by calling the business office and receiving a membership number and placing a credit card on file. From March 1st through May 26th, your friends and their families will enjoy complimentary full member privileges. RISK FREE, NO DUES – just pay for cart, merchandise, food and beverage.

Once your friends become a member, we will apply the appropriate dues credit to your account.

WE LoVE ouR MEMBERS!As a thank you for introducing your friends to the club, you will be rewarded as described below:

Paying Higher Dues Rate...Recruit a new Full member and you will be moved to the lower dues structure. For each additional full member recruited, the current member will receive (one month’s dues) credit.[This applies to the following member categories: Full; Family Golf, Tennis & Pool; Single Golf,Tennis & Pool; Family Golf, Tennis & Pool; Young Professional Members; and Clubhouse Members]

Paying Lower Dues Rate...You will receive 2 months dues credit for your membership class when you recruit one new member. Each additional member recruited will result in an additional one months extra dues credit.

What’s not to love? Members of Spotswood Country Club also have privileges at Lexington Golf & Country Club, Winton Country Club and the Raven Golf Club at Snowshoe Resort in WV!

Share the love and bring your friends to the Club. We look forward to seeing all of you!

Best regards,Aki Heydarian, General ManagerThe Board of DirectorsSpotswood Country Club

A note From Chef RyanSeasonal notes | April 2015

As seafood becomes more readily available and the weather begins to break, there is no better combination to create cooking inspiration. Growing up, clams were a staple in my family's diet. Eaten raw on the half shell, steamed, or presented in a rich tomato-fennel broth accompanied by italian sausage and crunchy grilled bread. i have always focused on seafood, and i plan to continue that focus for you at Spotswood.

i would also like to take this opportunity to thank my Sous Chef Josh Cave. Josh has been with us for a year and a half but has decided to embark on a new endeavor. We wish him the best of luck and thank him for all he has done for the club.

i look forward to the warm weather, golfers, and the great months of summer just ahead.

Please join me Friday and Saturday evenings for Chef's seasonal inspired dinner Specials in the main dining room!

Kind Regards,Ryan A. Rudnick, Executive Chef

dELiCiOUS dininG SPECiALS YOU CAn'T MiSS!

Wine Down Wednesday!every Wednesday Starts at 5:00 p.mWhat a great way to slow down and take a break from your work week. Bring friends, family, and coworkers every Wednesday and showcase your club while enjoying 50% off all bottles of wine!

Champagne Brunch Buffet $19.95Join us every Sunday in the main dining room for our champagne brunch buffet! Enjoy a complimentary glass of champagne or mimosa, and then help yourself to our beautiful buffet featuring your favorite brunch dishes, a carving station, and chef ’s egg station.

Thursday Burger & Beer NightJoin us every Thursday for specialty burgers and draft beer specials!

Dinner for TwoSaturday, April 18dinner for two is held every 3rd Saturday of the month. Join us in the main dining room and enjoy a special menu for two, and wine specials!$35 per Couple

Culinary Club: Introduction to CookingThursday, April 30 from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.The first class of Culinary Club will focus on the basic principles of cooking, equipment, knife skills, etc. To register, email chef@spotswoodcc.com or call the club and speak to chef. Future class topics will include taste and flavor, soups, sauces, desserts, wine tasting and wine knowledge, and more!

Culinary Club Starts April 30

Executive Chef Ryan Rudnick will host monthly food and wine demonstrations and educational classes.

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TeNNiS NeWSClay Court Opening Our plan is to open the clay courts on Wednesday, April 15. Most of you already realize how much of a process it is to have our courts in perfect condition in order to open for the season. Every day is carefully planned out in hopes of making our target date. For those asking if they will possibly open earlier, i am sorry to say no. The line company will not be on site until April 14. if there is a delay i promise to update everyone as soon as possible.

Tennis ClinicsPlease pay very close attention to this year’s tennis clinic schedule as several changes have been made. Our first clinic will coincide with the opening of the clay courts on Wednesday, April 15.

Junior TennisOur junior tennis players had an amazing run in high school tennis. Our program boasted a record of 140 wins to only 17 losses! This year will be tough to replicate but our juniors have trained hard indoors all winter with Stefan and me. We had nine high school tennis players in our program and seven of those nine began this season as the #1 seed for their respective schools. That is impressive!

Do you ?As part of our new Spring #loveSpotswood membership drive, we will be filming short videos with our members and staff highlighting what they like best about the club. We'll be posting the videos on the club's website and social media outlets.

Want to participate? Film your own short video telling us why you #loveSpotswood and tag us on facebook, or call the office and we'll be happy to film you.

Let's spread the word!

2015 Tennis events

Spring Kick Off and CookoutSaturday, April 25 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.Entertainment will be provided at the tennis facility by Kelly May Brown

Battle of the Sexes Tennis SocialThursday, May 76:00 to 8:00 p.m.

SCC Mixed SticksSaturday, May 912:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Memorial Day French Open MixerMonday, May 2510:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

elite Junior Team CampoutFriday, June 127:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.

Wimbledon White Out MixerSaturday, July 411:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Spotswood CC Clay Court ChampionshipsJuly 13 - 18

Labor Day US Open MixerMonday, September 710:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

VeGAS Night TennisWednesday, September 96:00 to 8:30 p.m.

SCC Tennis Club ChampionshipSeptember 15 - October 16

Civil War Tennis SocialThursday, October 11:00 to 3:30 p.m.

2015 Season Wrap Up PartyThursday, november 127:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Tennis Weekly:Spring: April 15 – June 5 / Summer: June 8 – August 21 / Fall: September 7 – november 6

Mondays:Cardio Tennis Clinic 9:00-10:00 a.m.Men’s night 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Tuesdays:Ladies Beg. Skills Clinic 9:00-10:30 a.m.10 & Under Quickstart - Juniors 4:30-6:00 p.m.Mixed doubles League - May Only 6:30-8:00 p.m.

Wednesdays:Ladies interclub League 9:00-10:30 a.m.Little Tennis - Juniors 4:00-4:45 p.m.*Courts closed USTA Leagues 6:30-9:00 p.m.

Thursdays:10 & Under Quickstart - Juniors 4:30-6:00 p.m.*interclub League 6:30-8:30 p.m.(Sept. 4 - Oct. 9)

Fridays:Cardio Tennis Clinic intermediate 9:00-10:00 a.m.Cardio Tennis Clinic Advanced 10:00-11:00 a.m.

Saturdays:Weekend Warriors Clinic 8:00-9:30 a.m.Pro drills 9:30-11:00 a.m.

Sundays:*Courts closed USTA Leagues 4:00-6:30 p.m.

Mondays:Cardio Tennis Clinic 9:00-10:30 a.m.Elite Teams - Juniors 1:00-3:00 p.m.Men’s night 6:00-8:00 p.m.

Tuesdays:Little Tennis - Juniors 9:00-9:45 a.m.10 & Under Quickstart - Juniors 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Wednesdays:Ladies interclub League 8:30-11:00 a.m.*(June 10 - August 5)Elite Team - Juniors 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Thursdays:Little Tennis - Juniors 9:00-9:45 a.m.10 & Under Quickstart - Juniors 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Fridays:Cardio Tennis Clinic 9:00-10:30 a.m.Elite Team - Juniors 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Saturdays:Weekend Warriors Clinic 8:00-9:30 a.m.Pro drills 9:30-11:00 a.m.

Pricing - ADULTSMen’s night = $5 + beveragesFriday Fun nights: Per Family Member = $12 for 1 / $20 for 2 / $28 for 3 / $35 for 4 or moreinterclub League = $40 Summer & Fall (includes balls, schedules, awards)

Pricing - JUNIORSLittle Tennis = $12 / 10 & U = $20 / Elite Team = $25

Pricing - LESSONS Rick: ½ hour = $30 / 1 hour = $55 Group of 3 or more = $20 per personStefan: ½ hour = $15 / 1 hour = $30

Spring / Fall Summer

1 hour clinic - $17 / 1.5 hour clinic = $22 Open Play - FREE (please provide your own tennis balls)

SPECiAL GOLF AnnOUnCEMEnT!

Golf Shop Operation HoursMonday: 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Tuesday - Sunday: 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Hole-in-OneCongratulations to Mr. Jeff nemoytin

on his recent Hole-in-One, the 6th of his career!

March 15, Hole #4, 155 yards, 7-iron

Witnessed by: Joe Scalise and Tim Smith

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The 2015 golf season is underway which means -- Men’s Golf Association (MGA)!

Opening DaySunday, May 3 Breakfast at 8:00 a.m., Shotgun at 9:00 a.m.4-Person Texas Scramble

The MGA meets every Wednesday evening for 9 holes of golf, followed by beverages and the Chef ’s Special in the Lounge. This is open to any male golfing member at Spotswood. it’s the perfect platform for a night out with the guys, to meet new people and have some fun.

The cost to join the league this year is $85, which covers the opening breakfast, prize money for half of our events and a complimentary draft beverage every Wednesday evening following play.

To join the MGA email list, contact Jim Monger at jim.mongerlumber@comcast.net

From the Golf lesson TeeI recently read an article in the February issue of Golf digest titled "Billy Horschel: Be Clutch" written by the 2014 FedEx Cup Champion himself. This article is a great reminder of what it takes to perform under pressure and is a great read as we prepare for tournament season. Enjoy!

- Michael King, PGAHead Golf Professional

Golf is a game of managing pressure. Whether you're trying to sink a three-foot putt to win a $10 nassau or playing for a $10 million bonus in the FedEx Cup, you're going to struggle if you let the magnitude of the moment make you do things you wouldn't normally do. if you want to be clutch, my first piece of advice is to be yourself. Swing with the rhythm that feels most comfortable; use the clubs and play the shots you have the most confidence in; and stick to your routines. don't try to concentrate harder in those pressure moments. instead, get out of your head and treat the tournament, round or shot as if it were a regular day on the course. it is part mental, part physical: You've got to think clearly and have a simple mechanical cue.

The Critical Drive: When you can't afford to miss the fairway, your instinct might be to play conservative with a 3-wood or hybrid and bunt the ball out there. That's a bad idea. it's also a bad idea to grab your driver and try to crush one. Remember what i said about being yourself -- that's helpful here. Hit your driver like you're on your favorite par 4 at your home course. The swing thought that works great for me in pressure situations is, complete the backswing. Being nervous can make you cut your backswing short and rush the club down to the ball. Take your time getting the club back, and don't start the downswing until your body feels fully wound.

Good Shots From Bad Spots: Clutch golfers not only find a way to fight their way out of the rough or trees, they often manage to hit a spectacular recovery shot -- one that somehow gets on the green and sets up an improbable birdie. How do you pull off a great recovery? it's a three-step process: (1) Visualize the shot. (2) Rehearse it. (3) Commit to it. Usually your best chance at recovering from a bad spot is to hit the ball high. Why? From the rough, the ball has less backspin, so holding the green with a low ball flight is tough to do. From the trees, you probably wouldn't advance the ball far enough with a low shot to get home. To hit it higher, play the ball a little farther forward in your stance and tilt your upper body away from the target a touch. When you swing, don't hang back. Get your weight to your front side and sweep the ball off the ground.

Knocking It Stiff: Hitting an approach shot close to the pin should not be a happy accident. You can be a confident iron player if you remember one thing: distance control. if the pin is 152 yards and you hit it 152, it's not going to matter much if you're a little off line left or right. You'll still have a chance at a birdie. Controlling distance comes down to making solid contact. To ensure you do, rotate back and through with minimal swaying. Here's something to thinkContinued on next page

about: the left arm and hand swing through the hitting area long and straight. Think how you would swing the club if you were holding it with only your left hand. The weight of it would help keep your arm extended and wrist straight.

Greenside Gimmes: Whether they're in a bunker or short-sided in high grass, gamers seem to hit shots around the greens so close to the hole that it makes their opponents want to give up. The trick is to ask yourself: where do i want the ball to land? in other words, ignore the hole. it's not your target. if the ball is going to roll out, read it like a putt. if it's going to swing in off a slope, focus on the spot that will push it to the cup. To execute a good greenside shot, resist the urge to use a lot of wrist action. Make a swing where the clubhead stays below your hands well past impact. This will allow the bottom of the club to glide through the grass or sand and pop the ball up, just like it's designed to do.

The Putt You Can't Miss: Whether it's your partner whispering in your ear or that little voice in your head, you'll often hear the advice, 'don't leave it short.' That's true, you have to get the putt to the hole to make it. But the mistake is trying to hit it harder than normal -- remember, be yourself. The faster the ball is rolling when it gets to the hole, the more center-cut it has to be, or it won't fall in. in effect, you're making your target smaller. instead of trying to ram it in, focus on hitting the putt at a speed that will allow it to fall in even if it only catches an edge. Also, don't try to steer putts with a handsy stroke. Keeping the putterface square is critical, so you can focus more on speed. That's why i prefer a left-hand-low grip. i know i'm going to roll the ball on the line i've selected. if the speed is good, the putt's going in.

MARK YOUR CALEndAR

Spring Four BallSaturday, April 251:00 p.m. shotgunFormat: 2-Person Best Ball Gross & net Pre-flighted by team handicapSocial Activities: Spotswood Spring Kickoff Cookout following playEntry Fee: $35 (includes prizes and access to Spotswood Spring Kickoff Cookout)

Men’s Match Play ChampionshipMay 1 – May 30Registration deadline: Sunday, April 26 Format: individual net Match PlayEntry Fee: $10 per playerPre-flighted by handicap (8 players per flight; Championship Flight play will not be handicapped and will have 16 players)1st Round deadline: May 112nd Round deadline: May 18 Championship Flight deadlines: May 11, May 18, May 25Final Round: Saturday, May 30

Spring Member-MemberMay 16-17Format: 2-Person net Match Play Round RobinPre-flighted by team handicap (6 teams per flight)Field: Limited to 48 teamsTime: 9:00 a.m. shotgun on Saturday with three 9-Hole matches; 9:00 a.m. shotgun on Sunday with two 9-Hole matches and shootoutSocial Activities: breakfast and lunch grill station both daysEntry Fee: $95 per player

Call or stop by the Golf Shop today for more information or to register for any of our events!

2015 Spotswood Country Club

Member-Guest TournamentJune 4-6

ThursdayComplimentary Practice RoundCocktail Party with Heavy Hors d'oeuvres

FridayBreakfast and Lunch18 Holes of GolfMember-Guest Party for Players and Spouses with dinner and Live Music

SaturdayBreakfast and Lunch18 Holes of Golf, Shootout to FollowAwards Cocktail Party with Heavy Hors d'oeuvres

SundayComplimentary Round of Golf for Guest

The GANG | Time ChangeEffective April 1, The GAnG will start at 9:00 a.m. on weekends and 12:30 p.m. on weekdays.

JUNIOR GOLF CAMP!This year the Golf Professional Staff will offer three week-long Junior Golf “Boot Camps” in the months of June, July and August. The goal of this year’s camps is to provide excellent instruction while also providing a fun and competitive atmosphere to all participating juniors. With each day of the camp focusing on a new topic, the program is set up to accommodate both beginning level players as well as those who are more experienced. Areas of focus will include: full swing work on both woods and irons, chipping, pitching, putting, bunker play, and course management. Ages 6-14.

JUniOR SCRAMBLE TOURnAMEnTdate: 8/22Time: 2:00 p.m.Field: Open to all Junior Boot Camp ParticipantsSocial Activities: Cookout lunch prior to playCost: FREE

CAMP #1date: 6/15 – 6/19Time: 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.Cost: $60Class: Limited to 12 students

CAMP #2date: 7/13 – 7/17Cost: $60Class: Limited to 12 students

CAMP #3date: 8/10 – 8/14Cost: $60Class: Limited to 12 students

Spotswood Country Club

2015 Golf Calendar

APRIL 7 LGA Opening Day 9 Divine Nines Opening Day 9-12 The Masters – Augusta National 17 Private Outing 22 Senior Match vs Waynesboro 24 Private Outing 25 SPRING FOUR BALL 26 Men’s Match Play Sign Up Deadline 30 Senior Match at Waynesboro MAY 1-30 MEN’S MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP 3 MGA Opening Day 8 Private Outing 9 Nine & Dine 15 Private Outing 16-17 SPRING MEMBER-MEMBER 24 MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT 29 Private Outing 30 MEN’S MATCH PLAY FINALS 30 Nine & Dine 31 MGA 2-Man JUNE 1 Private Outing 4-6 MEMBER-GUEST 12 Private Outing 13 Nine & Dine 15-19 Junior Golf Camp 18-21 U.S. Open – Chambers Bay 20 OLD PAL CHAMPIONSHIP 22 Private Outing 27 Nine & Dine JULY 3 RED, WHITE & BLUE TOURNAMENT 7 Senior Match at Bryce 8 Valley League Matches 11 Nine & Dine 13-17 Junior Golf Camp 18 Parent-Child 16-19 British Open – St. Andrews 22 Senior Match vs Bryce 25 Nine & Dine 25-26 Monger City 2-Man Championship

AUGUST 1 Junior Club Championship 1-2 MEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 8 Nine & Dine 10-14 Junior Golf Camp 13 Senior Match at Wintergreen 13-16 PGA Championship – Whistling Straits 15 Kitty Gambill Memorial 17 VSGA One Day 19 Senior Match vs Wintergreen 21 Private Outing 22-23 WOMEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 22 Junior Scramble 28 Private Outing 29 Nine & Dine 30 MGA 4-Man SEPTEMBER 1-3 VSGA Women’s State Team Matches 6 LABOR DAY TOURNAMENT 8-9 Fall Aerification 26 Nine & Dine 27 MGA Fall Scramble 28 Private Outing OCTOBER 1 Senior Match at Lexington 7 Senior Match vs Lexington 10-11 FALL MEMBER-MEMBER 17 Nine & Dine 23 Private Outing 25 Superintendent’s Revenge NOVEMBER 19 Hole-In-One Party Aerification Major Televised Golf Events Couples Junior Golf

2015 Golf Calendar

2015 NINE & DINE SERIESThroughout the 2015 golf season, the Golf Professional Staff will host a series of couples’ twilight events on Saturday afternoon/evenings. Our opening event will take place on Saturday, May 9 at 4:00 p.m. Each event will include golf, prizes and dinner with its own unique theme and a specially-designed menu by Chef for each occasion. Formats for these events will vary and will culminate with a season ending Alternate Shot Event, our very own divorce Open! Be sure to mark your calendars and tell your friends. You will not want to miss couples golf this season!

ATTeNTiON All LADy GOLFERS!

The 2015 golf season is HERE! At Spotswood Country Club, women golfers have two associations that maintain a regular schedule during the golfing season.

lGAif you are interested in playing enjoyable and competitive 18-hole golf with a wonderful group of women, please join the Spotswood Ladies Golf Association this season.

The Spotswood LGA meets every Tuesday morning to play 18 holes with lunch after play is complete. Opening day breakfast/meeting is Tuesday, April 7 followed by 18 holes of golf with a captain’s choice format. The remainder of the season consists of various formats that give players an opportunity to play as individuals or part of a team. Groups on Tuesdays are generally threesomes. Our play day chairperson has worked hard to find new games, so this season promises to be really fun. Please join us!

Membership Fee: $35.00

Suzy WesselPresident, LGA

DiViNe NiNeSTo all ladies interested in playing golf this season with a fun group of women, look no further than the divine nines. Opening day is Thursday, April 9 where we will have a light breakfast, a short meeting of introductions, a few words from our Head Golf Professional, followed by 9 holes of golf with a Captain’s Choice format. We would like to invite any new member that is interested in playing a golf league to join us, it’s a perfect group to with which to start and stay. We play a different format each week and look to not only have fun but improve our games and handicaps. To all existing members, we ask you to reach out and encourage any prospective golfer to join our group.

We play on Thursday mornings at 9:00 from April to October. if you have any questions you may call me at (413) 262-5978. Thank you and we look forward to another fun and successful year of golf at Spotswood Country Club.

Membership Fee: $35

Donna HoernigPresident, divine nines

Ladies may choose to join one or both groups, but remember dues are paid separately for each association.

if any lady golfer is not sure which group to join, our Head Golf Professional Michael King will be happy to provide guidance.

lGAMake check payable to Ladies Golf Association (LGA)Mail to: Suzanne Wessel 315 Fairway drive Harrisonburg, VA 22802

Divine NinesMake check payable to divine ninesMail to: dee Childs 184 Martin Lane Massanutten, VA 22840

if your contact information has changed please include a note along with your check. new members, please provide phone contact #, email address, mailing address, date of birth (day/month)

name __________________________________________________________________________________

Address ________________________________________________________________________________

Phone (s) _______________________________________________________________________________

Email __________________________________________________________________________________

Birthday _______________________________________________________________________________

HOURS OF OPERATION

APRIL CALENDAR OF EvENTS

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Champagne Brunch

Clubhouse Closed, Golf Course Open

Dining closes at 2 p.m. Wine Down Wednesday

Burger & Beer Chef's Specials & Friday Fish Fry

Chef's Specials

Champagne Brunch

Clubhouse Closed, Golf Course Open

Dining Services Begin

Wine Down Wednesday

Wednesdays for a Cause

Burger & Beer Chef's Specials & Friday Fish Fry

Chef's Specials

Champagne Brunch

Clubhouse Closed, Golf Course Open

Wine Down Wednesday

Clay Courts Open and Clinics Begin

Burger & Beer Chef's Specials & Friday Fish Fry

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Chef's Specials

Dinner for Two

Champagne Brunch

Clubhouse Closed, Golf Course Open

Wine Down Wednesday

Burger & Beer Chef's Specials & Friday Fish Fry

Mike Davis

Chef's Specials

Spring Four-Ball

Spring Kick Off & Cookout

Champagne Brunch

Clubhouse Closed, Golf Course Open

Wine Down Wednesday

Burger & Beer

Culinary Club: Introduction to Cooking

Chef's Specials & Friday Fish Fry

Men’s Match Play Championship

Chef's Specials

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Administrative OfficeMonday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Golf ShopMonday - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday – Sunday7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Dining ServicesMondays - Closed

Tuesday – Thursday11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Friday – Saturday11:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Sunday - 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

lounge Mondays - Closed

Tuesday – Thursday11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Friday – Saturday11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Sunday - 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.