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KenwoodKenwoodGolf and CountryClub
President: Todd ChamberlinGeneral Manager: Stephen SmithClub Manager: William Worrell
www.kenwoodcc.net 301-320-3000
March2013
Kenwood’s Annual Children’s Easter Egg Hunt & BrunchSaturday, March 3011:00am-2:00pm – Crafts & Games
Flashlight Easter Egg HuntKenwood Bowling AlleySaturday, March 30 – 7:30pm-9:30pm
Easter BuffetSunday, March 3111:00am-2:30pm – Ballroom
Underwater Easter Egg HuntSunday, March 312:00pm-3:00pm – Indoor Pool
Easter DinnerSunday, March 31 5:00pm-7:00pm – Restaurant
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Coming EventsFriday, March 8
Tennis Grand Slam Buffet
Sunday, March 17St. Patrick’s Day Buffet
Tuesday, March 19Golf Tee Party
Wednesday, March 20Afternoon Tea and Flower
Demonstration
Tuesday, March 26Kenwood’s Beer Club
Thursday, March 28Prime Rib Night
Saturday, March 30Children’s Easter Buffet & Egg Hunt
Saturday, March 30Flashlight Easter Egg Hunt
Sunday, March 31Underwater Easter Egg Hunt
Sunday, March 31Easter Sunday Buffet
Sunday, March 31Easter Dinner in the Restaurant
Reservations are required.Please contact the Restaurant to
reserve your Prime Rib.301-320-3000, ext. 1278
MENU
Garden Salad
12oz. Prime RibBaked Potato & Asparagus
$24.95+
King Cut Prime Rib (16oz)Baked Potato & Asparagus
$28.95+
Apple Pie and Ice Cream
Prime Rib NightPrime Rib Night
Thursday, March 286:00pm-9:00pm
BILL’S CORNER
TT he winter holiday season seems so far behind us, but it would be remiss of me not to thank you
all for your support of the club eventsduring December. Well, another year of nosnow which was disappointing, for meanyway, but it has been known to snow inMarch!
And so it begins, spring is here andarrangements and meetings have startedwith the planning of the Golf, Tennis andSwim Programs and events.
March brings the beginning of ourclub events starting with St. Patrick’s Dayfollowed by Easter. We have the Children’sEaster Egg Hunt Buffet; fun and games for
all and, of course, a visit from our favoriteBunny. In the evening we have ourFlashlight Hunt for the teens the GoldenEgg prize is a Kindle Fire, great prize! Wehave our Easter Sunday Brunch with EasterDinner in the Restaurant in the evening. Wehave added a new Easter event, underwaterEaster Egg Hunt; in the indoor pool!Remember, guests are always welcome atour club events. Advertising for all eventscan be seen within this newsletter.
Brochures are out for our 2013Summer Camps, planned and coordinatedby Kidfit Director, Adriane Allen. Full andexciting programs are on offer and don’t
forget that grandparents can also book forthe grandchildren for the summer camps.
February saw the last of SundayBrunch for the season, but we will behaving a breakfast menu on Sundaysstarting this month. Don’t forget, the lastThursday of every month is Prime RibNight.
Spring means something different toeveryone; for me it means a new beginning,something fresh and new. Enjoy spring!
See you around the clubhouse.Bill WorrellClub Manager ★
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2013Golf Tee Party
Kenwood Management and theKenwood Golf Committee (KGC)invite you to join us at the 2013Golf Tee Party. Please save thedate of March 19, 2013 from 6:30to 10:00pm. Come and learn allabout the golf program availableto you and your family members.Hear and see all the details forthe new pond project that willbegin in October 2013.
ST. PATRICK’S DAYTop “O” The Morning To You
BuffetSunday, March 176:00pm~9:00pm
MENUIrish Lamb Stew
Sautéed Chicken with Whiskey SauceBaked Cod with Mustard Dill Sauce
Colcannon with Crispy OnionsGreen Cabbage
Corned Beef Carving Station
Salad Bar DisplayDublin Cheddar Platter
Irish Potato SaladGrilled Chicken and Watercress Salad
Soda Bread & Irish Bread Pudding& Many More
Adults $22.95+Children 6-12yrs $10.95+Children 2yrs-5yrs $6.95+
Entertainment ByDarcy Nair
For Reservations Please Contact the Restaurant301-320-3000, ext. 1278
KGA
By Greg Bremer
OOur full schedule is not finalized,but mark your calendar for the following early-season events.
Signup begins in the golf shop one monthbefore the event.
• Opening Day – Saturday, April 138:30 am shotgun
• Thompson Four-Ball – Begins April 21
• Chamberlin Trophy – Saturday, April 27Tee times starting at 8:00 am
• Member/Guest – Friday, May 101:00 pm shotgun
Walking was so popular in our eventslast year that it has been expanded toinclude all KGA tournaments except formember-guest events.
The KGA looks forward to seeingeveryone on the course. ★
KIDFIT HAPPENINGS
March Kidfit EventsMake your reservations for any of the events below with
Adriane Allen, 301-320-0396 or email [email protected]
RESERVATION CANCELLATION
POLICY
Kenwood’s 48-hour cancellation policy is ineffect at all times for
“reservation required” clubevents. Cancellations mustbe received 48-hours prior
to the scheduled eventstart time. Failure to
comply with this policy will result in fullcharge to your club
account.
Saturday, March 16St. Patrick’s Craft
Friday, March 8Kidfit Movie Night
Wreck it Ralph5:30pm-8:30pm
Pizza, Lemonade and snacks$10.00
Friday, March 15Friday Night Floor Hockey
5:30-7:30pm Fitness Center
Open to everyoneMinimum 6
Free
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The Middle Atlantic PGA (MAPGA) Hall of Fame has selectedGeorge Diffenbaugh for their 2013 class, and he will be honored atthe their Hall of Fame Banquet March 9, 2013.
George was our PGA Head Professional from 1938 until his retire-ment in 1976, and Professional Emeritus until his passing late in1977. The Hall of Fame honors Section PGA members and otherswho have made outstanding contributions to the MAPGA and tothe game of golf.
Born in Baltimore in 1901, Diffenbaugh started as a caddie atBaltimore Country Club and worked his way up to AssistantProfessional. He worked at several Baltimore courses and also in
Saranac Lake, NY and Miami, FL before coming to Kenwood from Indian Spring in 1938.
In his 38 year tenure here, Diffenbaugh was noted for his success in creating the futureof golf through his junior golf program. He worked with elite juniors such as BobbyBrownell, winner of eleven DC Amateur Championships, but his great joy was introduc-ing young people of all abilities to golf. As Brownell said in 1960, “The thing about Georgeis he treats you like an adult – not a kid.”
Diffenbaugh’s philosophy was to keep things simple for juniors and improve their currentabilities. He said “You shouldn’t force a kid into golf; he’ll resent it, won’t play well, won’tenjoy it. He’ll probably catch on later.” Even today, many of Kenwood’s top players areproducts of “Mr. D’s” junior program (though most of them are now senior golfers).
Organizationally, Diffenbaugh served as President of the MAPGA in 1937 and was namedMAPGA Professional of the Year in 1957. In 1958, he was asked to chair the newly-formedMAPGA Junior Golf Committee. Working in conjunction with Frank Emmet he helpeddevelop a legendary junior program in the Washington area.
Competitive golf was a highlight in Diffenbaugh’s 57-year golf career. He won the 1935District of Columbia Open and competed in the 1937 and 1946 PGA Championships andthe 1940 US Open. He had high finishes in other championships, including four runner-ups in the Maryland Open. Walter MacCallum in the Washington Star wrote that “he is thesmoothest piece of golfing machinery on the East Coast.”
He had no children of his own but married Jean Peterson late in his life and “inherited”three stepdaughters and ten grandchildren, who he enjoyed and doted on. JeanDiffenbaugh also loved Kenwood and was an active participant in golf, bowling, and socialactivities for the rest of her life.
Kenwood is very proud to have “Mr. D” as our first MAPGA inductee.
MENU
Assorted Finger SandwichesCucumber, Cheese & Watercress,
Smoked Salmon,Turkey and CranberryScones with Strawberry Jam & Cream
Assorted MignardiseFrench Macaroons
Devil BitesSpecialty Teas or Fresh Brewed Coffee
Afternoon Teaand
Flower Demonstrationin the Terrace Room
Wednesday, March 201:30pm-4:00pm
$24.95+pp
Limited to 3 Tables 6 persons6 Tables of 4 Persons
Reservations OnlyPlease Contact the Reservation Line
301-320-3000, ext. 1214 or email [email protected] Minimum of 24 Persons Required
KWGA
By Ann Pelham
FF or the KWGA, March brings the first official event of the 2013 season, but
there’s a catch: it’s indoors. The annualSpring Meeting is set for 9:30 am,Wednesday, March 20. Coffee will beserved (china teacups only; no mugsallowed!). Please bring your suggestions,questions, and any concerns.
The Spring Meeting will be themorning after the annual Kenwood TeeParty on Tuesday, March 19. Do stop bythe KWGA table, and then put your armaround those potential new members whomight be in the room. Both events are agreat chance to catch up and look ahead towarmer days.
By then, the full KWGA schedule willbe in hand, but a couple of dates are firmnow:
• KWGA Opening Day is set forWednesday, April 17, and will probablybe a shotgun start. Remember, walkingis permitted for events other thanshotguns. Just indicate your preferenceat sign up.
• KWGA Member-Guest will beWednesday, June 5 (the rain date is stillbeing worked out at press time). Thanksin advance to the three co-chairs: JudyPerry, Roseann Rafferty, and EllenSchiller. Let your guests know now toSave the Date: June 5. More detailscoming soon.
This year’s event schedule will againoffer at least 16 tournaments and specialevents, plus Open Play on those Wednesdayswhen more formal events are not scheduled.
A benefit of KWGA membership isthat no participation fee is charged for halfof the 16 events, including favorites such asthe Board of Governors, the ThompsonFour-Ball, Dames & Babes, and Women onthe Weekend. (Note for those consideringthis beneficial membership: The onlyrequirement for joining the KWGA is aUSGA 18-hole handicap of 45 or below forKenwood; that means an index of 40.4.)
In 2012, the KWGA saw participationin its events increase by 42 percent over2011. When asked about the reasons,President Harriet Moss cited a number offactors:
• The promotion of Lynne Hunter to headpro, which gave an overall boost towomen golfers.
• Several new KWGA members,including Niners who opted for dualmembership in both women’s golfgroups (the KWGA, which emphasizes18 holes, and the Niners, who focus on9 hole rounds). This new dual categoryended an era when a player was notallowed to join both groups.
• New or tweaked formats for severalevents.
• Heightened attention from theprofessional staff to all aspects of eventmanagement, plus their warm andfriendly support (such as gladly wearinggoofy hats in keeping with an event’stheme).
Harriet, who continues as Presidentthis year, worked with returning VicePresident Carrie Lin (who also serves asTournament Chair) and with HeadProfessional Lynne Hunter on the 2013schedule, which will be presented in full at
the March 20 KWGA Spring Meeting.Handbooks should also be available then.
Before we look ahead to InterclubCompetition, a look back at year-endawards:
• Hats off to Ellen Schiller, honored asMost Improved Woman Golfer at theGolf Awards Banquet on November 10.In 2012, Ellen dropped her handicap by 6 points, almost a 30 percentimprovement.
• In the year-long Ringers competition,Sally Seawright nailed the top prize.The results were announced by KerryMurray, chair of the Ringers, at theDecember 5 holiday luncheon, anannual joint affair for KWGA and theNiners. (Special thanks to Kim Chesterfor providing the festive tabledecorations.) Sally, who diligentlyrecorded her scores on the inside backcover of her orange KWGA handbook(and submitted tons of paper slips toKerry), put together a gross score of 59.Fortunately for the rest of us, there arealso Ringers prizes for net scores, andthe top winner in that category wasJoanie Golden, with a 39. Here are otherwinners, in flights by handicap:
– 1st flight: Camilla Rothwell won,with a net 49, and Harriet Moss tooksecond, with a net 52.
– 2nd flight: Jen Taylor was first with anet 45, followed by Helen Freemanwith a net 48.
– 3rd flight: Cynda Wilcox won with anet 48, with Livia Johnson second,net 52.
Interclub Competition. In 2013,Kenwood will again field four teams for
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KWGA(continued from page 8)
interclub competition, through two differentgolf associations. They get off to an early,sometimes chilly start, with the first matchon April 9. (Kenwood’s best women golfersalso participate in team events organized bythe Maryland State Golf Association,Women’s Division, notably the statewideWomen’s Team Championship in May. AnnNichols is Kenwood’s captain andrepresentative.)
Two Kenwood teams compete in thevenerable Women’s District of ColumbiaGolf Association (WDCGA), founded in1924. Leading the teams are veterancaptain Harriet Moss and a first-timecaptain, Monica Hamrick.
On Harriet’s team, in Division II, areJill Headley, Jocelyn Lamond, BarbaraMarkwood, Cathy McGarrity, KerryMurray, Ann Nichols, and TheresaShingler. Kay Tyler is a regular sub. The
team plays seven matches this springbetween April 9 and May 21; Kenwoodhosts the match on Wednesday, May 8.
In Division V of WDCGA, the teamled by Monica also includes CarolynClewell, Kaye Mopsik, Dana Peterson,Susan Peterson, Ellen Roche, EllenSchiller, and Marilyn Marcosson Starr. Theteam plays five matches this spring betweenApril 16 and May 16 (and is not required tohost this year).
Kenwood’s Kay Tyler continues assecretary of the WDCGA in 2013, andKenwood’s representative on the ExecutiveBoard remains Jocelyn Lamond.
Also sponsoring interclub competitionis the Montgomery-Prince George’sWomen’s Golf Association, known asMPG.
For Division I, Kenwood’s team iscaptained by Lois Finley and also includes
Sue Mitchell, Judy Perry, Alicia Sosman,Barbara Umbdenstock, and Joanne Valdes.The team plays six matches between April23 and May 23. Kenwood hosts thisdivision on May 22.
For Division II, the Kenwood captainis Cynda Wilcox, and the other membersare Karen Degerberg, Carrie Lin, AnnPelham, Roseann Rafferty, and JenniferSnow. The team plays seven matchesbetween April 23 and May 23, and is notrequired to host a match this year. Roseannalso serves as Kenwood’s delegate to MPG.
Alternates to the MPG teams(including players who cannot commit tothe full schedule) are Betty Churchill,Shakuntala Dhir, Sarah Funt, JoanieGolden, Margaret Heimbold, LiviaJohnson, Mary Mayberry, Joan Perrin, JudyReidy, Sue Shapiro, and Jen Taylor. ★
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2012 Member-Guest Tournament Update
The Kenwood Golf & Country Club Tennis Committee
Cordially invites you to its
COMPLIMENTARY
Grand SlamBuffet!!
Friday, March 8, 6-8pm
Door prizes! Tennis apparel sale!
Meet the pros!
Member sign-in bar with margaritas. RSVP by March 1 at the Tennis Shop
(301-320-3491) or stop by and sign up, or email [email protected]
FROM THE FITNESS CENTER
By Laila Linden
BB etween the weather, the 24 hour news cycle, jobs,family and the DC area
traffic, it is hard not to be a stressed outmess! The good news is that virtually anyform of EXERCISE from yoga, swimminglaps, tennis to working out with a personaltrainer, can act as a stress reliever. Anothercritical reason to fit exercise into yourstress management plan and weeklyroutine!
Here are some reasons why exercisereduces stress in your life:
Exercise can decrese “stresshormones” like cortisol and at the sametime pump up those “feel-good”neurotransmitters called endorphins.Physical activity increases the productionof these chemicals in the brain. You mayhave heard it called a “runner’s high” butyou don’t have to be a runner to experienceit. A rousing game of tennis or a BootCamp class can create this sensation!
It’s mediation in motion. Movementand physical acitivity can take your mindoff your problems and redirect it on to theactivity you are involved in. Exercise can“clear your head” and help you focus onmore positive things.
Exercise usually has the added bonusof socialization with friends. Whether youare taking a class, working out with abuddy, or playing a tennis match the socialsupport you receive helps the stress-relief.
Exercise can help you become moreresilient to future stress. Physical activitymay be linked to lower physiologicalreactivity toward stress. It may help youbuild some immunity to future stress whilehelping you cope with current stress.
These are all great reasons to getmoving and be more active! So hopefullywe will see you soon at the Fitness Center! ★
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Two new PILATES classes have been added tothe Group Class Schedule:
FITNESS CENTER RENTAL LOCKERS NOWAVAILABLE!
Lockers available are located on the Main Floorin Men’s and Women’s locker rooms.
If you are interested, please contact LailaLinden, Fitness Director. You may come by my
office located up on the Fitness Floor or call 301-320-0397, ext. 1237 or
email, [email protected].
Wednesdays8:00am-9:00am
Sundays12:00 Noon-1:00pm
Shannon Miller will beinstructing both classes.
Kenwood’s Annual Children’s Easter Egg Hunt & Brunch
Saturday, March 30, 2013
11:00am-2:00pm Crafts & Games
Have your picture taken with the Easter Bunnyand join him in the search for the golden egg!!
BUFFETFruit Display, Breakfast Pastries
Cereal, Pancakes, Sausage and BaconScrambled Eggs & Breakfast Potatoes
Smoked Salmon Display
CARVING STATIONGlazed Baked HamFresh Vegetables
Cookie and Dessert Table
EVENT PRICEAdults … $16.95+ Children 3-12 years $9.95+
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED Reservation Line 301-320-3000, ext. 1214
or visit the web site at kenwoodcc.net
Please Bring your own Easter BasketsReservations must be made on or before Thursday, March 28, 2013 by 2:00pm.
We will not be accepting reservations or walk-ins after this date.
Kenwood Bowling AlleySaturday, March 30 • 7:30-9:30 pm
Join us for our annual Easter Egg Hunt by Flashlight. Evening begins with Pizza
and Flashlight Bowling. Then, with Flashlight in hand, the hunt will begin. Somewhere out
there in the dark is a ‘Golden Egg’
FLASHLIGHT EASTER EGG HUNT
“Kindle Fire HD”
“GoldenEgg Prize”
$20.00+Ages 9yrs-16yrs OnlyMinimum of 20 participants required for event to take place. Members may bring guests. Bring your own flashlight.
Email reservations to [email protected] state your name, phone #and member # when making yourreservations.
Rain or
Shine!
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By Carrie Corey, Spa Director
EE very few months I receive in the mail a reminder from the garage I get my car serviced at to come
in for my regular oil change. Like aresponsible owner of a thirteen year old car,I take it in and try to stay ahead of majorrepairs by taking a proactive approach. Sofar it has allowed me to avoid breakdownsand unplanned trips to the mechanics. Iknow that there will probably come a daywhen something happens that requires meto call AAA to get my vehicle into myfavorite garage, but so far my plan isworking. Why do I mention this, well ourbodies are very similar to our cars. Unlikemany who lease a new car every few years,avoiding most vehicle repair issues bytrading it in on a new model, our bodiesdon’t work that way. There are no trade-ins! Since we are our body’s only owner itmight make sense to have a HealthMaintenance Plan just as we have a VehicleMaintenance Plan.
At Kenwood we are very lucky to haveaccess to wonderful equipment andfacilities to stay active and develop our ownHealth Maintenance Plan. There areopportunities for all ages and ability levelsto find the right group exercise class, rightpersonal trainer for help creating orfollowing through with a exercise plan, aswell as pros from swim, tennis and golf tohelp with technique and proper gearselection, but one of the best servicesKenwood has (in my opinion of course) isthe Spa. We have therapists trained in allstyles of bodywork to customize eachsession for your individual needs. We havethe ability to work with your body the sameway a highly trained auto mechanic does.We have worked on many bodies withmany different problems and have studiedwhat style of massage, stretching or othermodality such as heat, ice, cupping,kinesiotaping, etc. is best utilized in eachsituation and we are eager to share ourexpertise. We want to be part of yourHealth Maintenance Plan.
The Benefits of Regular Massage
Massage therapy is increasinglyregarded as a legitimate and important partof one’s health maintenance plan. Massagetherapy can alleviate stress, significantlyreduce pain and muscular tension, and canhelp achieve better body awareness. Inaddition to a healthy diet and exercise,massage can help prevent common physicaland muscular ailments caused by age,repetitive motions, and stress.
Since stress is estimated to beresponsible for over 90 percent of alldisease, one of the best preventivemeasures you can take is to reverse theeffects of the stress cycle. “The benefits ofmassage are cumulative. This being thecase, it only makes sense that those achesand pains you see your massage therapistfor might disappear faster, stay awaylonger, or even go away altogether withmore frequent visits. Stress might neverreach those physiologically detrimentallevels where the immune system issuppressed or the nervous system is sentinto an alarm state.” (Osborn, Karrie.“Massage Multiplied.” Body SenseAutumn/Winter 2009: 11-12)
NEWS FROM THE SPA
Benny Vaughn, sports massage expertand owner of Athletic Therapy Center inFort Worth, TX, said that “consistentmassage therapy can increase flexibilitybecause structured touch stimulus enhancesthe nervous system’s sensory and spatialprocessing capacity...That is, the personbecomes more aware of their body’smovement in space and of tightness or painlong before it reaches a critical point ofmechanical dysfunction.”
As with most things, massage therapycosts money. It seems in our society that wehave trouble justifying expenses related tolife’s intangibles; namely personal well-being and maintenance. However, for thoseclients that have already experienced thebeneficial effects of massage, they willagree with me that the benefits oftreatments far out weight the monetarycost. Remember: an ounce of prevention isworth a pound of cure.
Don’t wait, Schedule your Massagetoday and let us help you develop orenhance your Health Maintenance Plan!
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Facials and Waxing are availableSundays from 12 noon-6 pm
Ageless is an effective product line forpreventing and treating the signs of aging andenvironmental exposures. There are products
and services that diminish fine lines andwrinkles and reverse the effects of cellular
damage. Ageless promotes skin rejuvenationand leaves skin fresh and youthful.
AGELESS SKINCARE PRODUCTSWILL BE 20% OFF FOR MARCH.
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ACUPUNCTURE SPECIALFor the month of March come in and
see what Acupuncture is all about. Get yourenergy adjusted for the change of season,de-stress, or get your energy boosted andbalanced. See for yourself what it feels likeby adding on acupuncture to your massagefor only $30 (regularly an additional $60).
SKIN CARE NEWS!As we move out of winter into spring,
it is a great time to think about how wetake care of our skin. To maintain andimprove skin health, an effective,professional pharmaceutical skincareregimen is essential. Over-the-counterproducts only treat skin’s surface layer.Optimal skin health is achieved by reachinglive tissue – IMAGE Skincare professionalproducts work at the cellular level todiminish fine lines, fade sun damage,increase hydration and stimulate cellularturnover for more youthful looking skin.Correction Prevention Nutrition (CPNSystem™) The IMAGE Skincare system isavailable exclusively through licensedphysicians and estheticians who are highlytrained and educated in individual skincareprograms. A simple, customized treatmentfor your specific skincare goals will beprescribed with a three-phase process forRejuvenated, healthy skin:
Phase I - Daily use of IMAGEcosmeceutical skincare products.Phase II - Series of clinical resurfacingtreatments.Phase III - Monthly maintenanceprogram. ★
A delicious fragrant treatment inspired by the fruit of thevine. The Champagne and Rose Foot Treatment utilizesgrape derived enzymes along with fruit acids designed togently remove keratinized dead skin cells and callouses.The enzyme removes the top layers of skin leaving ayounger smoother skin with uniform pigmentation. Theskin is then enveloped in Grape Seed Oil, Vitamins A, C,D, and E for softer, silkier, smoother skin.
Let’s Celebrate the End of Winter withChampagne and Roses!
This 30 minute indulgence can be added onto a massage or done alone for only $55.
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Friday, March 22Anna Karenia
Call the Fitness Center for reservations301-320-0397
Senior Movie Night
Indoor Pool Sunday, March 31 2:00pm-3:00pm
Reservations Required Contact Fitness Center
301-320-0397 Today!
$5.00+ pp Minimum of 24 participants
BuffetCrab Soubise Soup Station
Omelet StationBlueberry Crepes
Bacon and SausageWild Rice with Apple with Baby Arugula,
Candied Pecans and WalnutsHearts of Palm and Asparagus Saladwith Blue Cheese and Herb Dressing
Salad Maurice; Smoked Ham, Gruyere Cheese, Chives and Dijon Dressing
Fruit Display & Smoked Salmon Display
Carving Station Roasted Beef Strip Loin with Red Wine Sauce
Baked Salmon with Leek and Roasted Tomato and White WineGrilled Chicken with Cognac Mushroom Sauce
Fresh Garden Vegetables, Potatoes & RiceFresh Baked Bread Display
Dessert StationAn Array of Cakes, Pastries & Fruit Pies
Easter Sunday – March 31Please join us for our
Easter Buffet11:00am-2:30pm – Ballroom
Adults … $29.95+Children 6-12 yrs … $13.95+
Children 2-5 yrs … Complimentary
Reservations RequiredReservation Line
301-320-3000, ext. 1214 Reservations must be made on
or before Wednesday March 27, 2013Country Club Attire Please, No Jeans!
AppetizersCrab Soubise Soup
Beet Salad with Mâche
Toasted Hazelnuts, Pear Slices, Rogue Blue Cheese
With Sherry Vinaigrette
EntréesSliced Roast Beef Tenderloin and BBQ Lobster Tail
Asparagus and Roasted Fingerling Potatoes
With Sauce Béarnaise
Seared Jumbo Sea Scallops
With Port Wine Braised Red Onion
Haricots Verts, Truffle Chive Potato Puree
Roasted Spring Lamb Loin
With Herb Pan Jus.
Asparagus and Truffle Chive Potato Puree
DessertMousse Au Chocolate Framboise
Three Course Meal Adults $35.95+
Children 6-12yrs $16.95+
Limited to Parties of10 persons or less
Children’s Menu Available
Reservations OnlyContact the
Restaurant Manager,Hassan Rostami
301-320-3000, ext. 1205or email
Join us in the Restaurant for
Easter DinnerSunday, March 31 – 5:00pm-7:00pm
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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KidfitFriday NightFloor Hockey
Kidfit St. Patrick’s Craft
St. Patrick’s DayBuffet
ClubhouseClosed
ClubhouseClosed
ClubhouseClosed
Golf Tee Party
Prime Rib Night
Afternoon Tea and FlowerDemonstration
Tennis Grand SlamBuffet
KidfitMovie Night
SeniorMovie Night
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ClubhouseClosed
Children’s EasterBuffet & Egg Hunt
Flashlight EasterEgg Hunt
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EasterSunday Buffet
Easter Dinnerin the Restaurant
Underwater EasterEgg Hunt
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Main Line 301-320-3000Fitness Center 301-320-0397Golf Shop 301-320-3605“T” Time 301-320-4653Tennis Shop 301-320-3491Fax 301-320-3006
RESTAURANT HOURSMonday ClosedTuesday 11:30 am-8:00 pmWednesday, Thursday 11:30 am-9:00 pmFriday 11:30 am-9:30 pmSaturday 11:30 am-9:30 pmSunday 11:00 am-8:00 pm
BAR HOURSMonday ClosedTuesday 11:30 am-9:00 pmWednesday, Thursday 11:30 am-10:00 pmFriday, Saturday 11:30 am-11:00 pmSunday 11:00 am-9:00 pm
Kenwood’s Beer Club
GOLF SNACK BAR HOURSFriday, March 22 11:00am-5:00pmSaturday, March 23 9:00am-5:00pmSunday, March 24 9:00am-4:00pm
Friday, March 29 11:00am-5:00pmSaturday, March 30 9:00am-5:00pmSunday, March 31 9:00am-4:00pm
