September Newsette

Meridian Hills Country Club - Indianapolis, Indiana

NewsetteMeridian Hills Country Club

September 2010www.meridianhillscc.org

IN THIS ISSUEMHCC Fall Festival page 6Halloween Events page 7Caddie Banquet Info page 11Event Calendars page 13 & 14

Cigar & Scotch NightFriday, September 10th

6:00pm - 9:00pmHearth Room Lower Level Terrace

Join us for an evening sampling single-malt scotches from various regions as well as some fine cigars.

$150 per couple$75 per person

Reservations required

MENUIced Wild Jumbo Shrimp

spicy cocktail sauce~

Meridian Wedge Saladtomatoes, gorgonzola, apple smoked bacon fried onions and creamy parmesan dressing

~14oz Bone-In Dry Aged New York Strip

twice baked potato, asparagus and béarnaise sauce~

Warm Chocolate-Banana Truffle Cake homemade toffee ice cream

and dark chocolate sauce

Euchre NightCome join our

Progressive Euchre Tournament. - Open to all members & guests. - The tournament starts at 8pm

- Cocktail Service & Complimentary Snacks

Fall DatesOctober 15th & November 19th

SAVE THE DATE For our

Fall Harvest Wine Dinner on Thursday, October 14th.

This event is always a sellout,

so make your reservations now.

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Board of DirectorsJack M. Woodside PresidentMark Ford SecretaryDan Baker Michael Bova Dale Duncan Janet Griffith EstesChris SegerSteve Stitle, Sr.Steve WebsterJim Zoccola Legal Counsel Todd Hillman Treasurer

Management TeamKevin O’Laughlin, CCM Club ManagerLudo Aaron Head Tennis ProfessionalJack Barber Head Golf ProfessionalCraig Gasaway Banquet ManagerAshley Goldman Communications CoordinatorJim Hess Golf Course SuperintendentKelly Letzler Catering CoordinatorJoe Miller Executive ChefJohn Peterson Dining Room ManagerLisa Strachota Director of Membership & Marketing

Meridian Hills Country Club7099 Spring Mill Road

Indianapolis, Indiana 46260317.255.2496

President’s Message

Jack M. Woodside Club President

This month I want to talk about growing our membership. Members are the lifeblood of our club. Without them, over time, our beautiful facility and grounds could not be maintained and the quality service we provide would suffer. We’ve all read about or heard about the many clubs – locally and nationally -- struggling to maintain services in the midst of an unprecedented economic downturn. We don’t plan to join them anytime soon. But, with a current membership roster of 772, we’re large enough that we need to welcome several dozen new members every year – in every category – simply to remain even. So all of us are indebted to our membership committee, headed by Jason Challand, for its efforts finding and enrolling new members. We also owe our thanks to a small group of enthusiastic and committed ambassadors of the club who seem to sponsor new members year after year. The results are impressive. National statistics show that country clubs our size lost an average of 3.2 percent of their membership last year. I’m proud to report that as we near the end of our year, membership at Meridian Hills has grown by nearly one percent. We need to continue to buck the national trend if we want our club to thrive and to maintain its position as the premier full-service country club in central Indiana. You have a key role to play in these efforts by bringing potential new members to the attention of Lisa Strachota, who’s in charge of membership, to Jason Challand and to the Membership Committee. For the third consecutive year, the Board of Directors has authorized a fall dues waiver program for new golf and tennis members who join between September 1st and the end of the year. These new members will have three months without a dues payment, but will still have to pay their initiation, hawk project dues and any other club expenses. This program has been enthusiastically received since it was introduced. Tell your friends about it! In closing, let me personally thank all of you who have brought new members to our club. I appreciate your efforts and encourage you to continue. You are helping insure the future of what we all know is a special place.

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Message from the Manager

Kevin O’Laughlin, CCM Club Manager

Table of Contents2 - Presidents Message3 - Message from the Manager4 - Membership Update4-7 - Upcoming Events8 - Tennis Update9-12 - Golf Update13-15 - Calendars16 - Club Hours

As we wrap up another terrific 2010 season here at MHCC, it continues to amaze me how quickly the summer flies by. School is back in session (way too early if you ask me), the pool is closing shortly and tennis activity has slowed. Before we know it the holiday season will be upon us.

I would like to thank Social Chair Mike Semler and all of the committee members who participated this year on our Social Committee. At our upcoming meeting in October we will be brainstorming events for the 2011 season. We will continue our commitment to providing a variety of club events both for families and adults. As always, any suggestions you have regarding new events, please let us know. Please mark your calendars and plan on attending these great upcoming Fall events.

Friday September 10 Steak Dinner / Scotch and Cigar TastingSaturday September 25 Meridian Hills Princess BallA favorite event typically held each spring at Meridian Hills is our annual Father-Daughter Dance. The Meridian Hills Princess Ball has been a long standing tradition, and a great evening for fathers and grandfathers to spend a special night together with their special daughter(s) or grand daughter(s) age 4-10.

Saturday October 9 Meridian Hills Family Fall Festival A variety of food stations, a beer garden featuring specialty beers for the adults, hay rides, pumpkin patch, fire pits with s’mores, inflatables and numerous other activities for children and adults are planned. Live Blue Grass music for your listening pleasure and the “Boo-Riffic Show” for the little ones are also on tap for the evening. This event is open to all members and guests. Please call 255-2496 for reservations.

As I have mentioned in previous articles, we still have availability for private banquet space for your family or company holiday event. December is always the busiest month of the year for us, so prime space and dates are limited. Our product and services are superior to our competitors and are a significant value for our members. Please call our new Catering Coordinator, Kelly Letzler (860-1536) in the catering office to check availability and to make your arrangements.

Congratulations go out this year to our MHCC Swim Team for another great year. Our thanks to pool moms Holly Semler, Lynne Bir, and our Pool Manager Scott Fenstermaker and his staff who give their time and commitment to making the swim team the success that it is.

I would also like to thank Ludo Aaron, our Tennis Professional and his staff for their hard work and a great year. We had record turnouts this year for our junior programs with over 200 kids participating. Keep in mind that the fall season offers some great tennis weather.

Again, as we wrap up a busy season and begin plans for next year, any suggestions on how we may improve the quality of services that we provide are encouraged and appreciated.

Sincerely,Kevin



Membership Update

Jason Challand Membership Committee

Chairman

For membership information contact: Lisa Strachota

Director of Membership (317) 860-1556

[email protected]

Welcome New MembersJoshua and Kena Hollingsworth Barnes & Thornburg 11 S. Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 261-7854 2249 President Street Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 345-3223 Resident Clubhouse Sponsors: Dr. Tracey Williams, Kevin Niceley, Amber Williams, Charlie Mong

Meridian Hills Country Club has welcomed a tremendous number of new members this summer. With the weather becoming cooler and the kids back in school, the Membership Committee is taking into consideration that interest in membership usually slows this time of year. The Membership Committee and Board of Directors would therefore like to promote interest in the club by offering a Fall Dues Incentive. If you have a friend, family member or colleague who may have an interest in the club, please tell them about the Fall Dues Incentive. Anyone who applies and is accepted as a Golf or Tennis member, will not be charged for monthly dues for three months following their acceptance. New members will still be responsible for the initiation fee, hawk project dues, the quarterly service charge and any additional charges they incur in the club.

Please contact Lisa Strachota, Director of Membership, at (317) 860-1556 if you know someone interested in the club.

Poolside Labor Day CookoutMonday, September 6th, 2010

Reservations on the half hour from 5:00 - 8:30pm

From the GrillCheeseburgers

Marinated Grilled Chicken BreastHot Dogs

BBQ Baby Back Ribs

HotCorn on the Cob

Scalloped Potatoes Baked Beans

DessertsAssorted Pies, Cookies

and Brownies

ColdSeasonal Greens Fresh Fruit Salad

Caribbean Cole SlawOrzo Feta Salad

Grilled Pasta Salad

Adults: $21.00Children 4-10 years: $13.00Ages 3 and under are free!



Upcoming EventsWhen Friends Meet

Friday, September 17th, 20106:00pm Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres ~ 7:00pm Dinner

$36.00

Passed Hors d’ oeuvres Roast Duck with Black Mission Fig Prosciutto with Compressed Melon

~Salad

Chopped SaladHearts of Palm, Avocado, Tomato, Gorgonzola and Fried Shallots

~Choice of Entree:

Pecan Crusted TroutChive Whipped Potatoes, Haricots Verts and Roasted Corn Salsa

orBraised Beef Short Rib

Creamy Herb Polenta, Wild Mushrooms, Caramelized Parsnips and Smoked Tomato Chutney ~

DessertChocolate Grand Marnier Truffle Cake with Crème Anglaise, Seasonal Berries and Tuile Cookie

Father/Daughter Princess Ball Saturday, September, 25th, 2010

6:00pm - 9:00pmHear ye! Hear ye! All Fathers & Daughters, you are cordially invited to the Meridian Hills Palace!

Great times, wholesome fun and plenty of laughter are the themes of this special evening, and all dads, granddads, daughters and granddaughters are welcome to join us as we host our very own princess

dance. So bring your beautiful princess (ages 4-10) out to the club and dance the night away.

$60.00 per couple$25.00 per extra child ~ $35.00 per extra adult


Passed Hors d’oeuvresShrimp Cocktail

Roast Beef with Horseradish and Pepper RelishSmoked Sausages in Puff Pastry

Peanut Butter & Jelly Canapé

Princess’s Buffet Homemade Chicken Fingers, Tater Tots Macaroni & Cheese, Peas and Carrots

ROyAL BUFFETKnight’s Buffet

Carved Tenderloin of Beef

Pasta Station Meatballs and Grilled Chicken

Angel Hair and Penne PastaCaesar Salad and Bread Sticks

DessertsPastry Chef ’s Selection of Desserts



Upcoming Events

Meridian Hills Country Club Fall FestivalSaturday, October 9th

4:00pm - 8:00pmJoin us for an amazing evening of fall festivities, shows, hay rides, games, music, food,

beer, and activities for the whole family. Its an extravaganza not to be missed.

Children’s Activities Pumpkin Patch

Children’s ‘Boo-riffic’ ShowHay Rides

Bobbing for ApplesFire Pit with S’mores, Caramel Apples

Hot Cider, Hot ChocolateChildren’s Games & Crafts

Inflatables

PriceAdults: $26 per person or

Adults: $40 per person including beer garden wristband Children 4-10 years: $18 - Ages 3 and under are free!


Food Stations Fall Salad Bar

German Potato Salad, Seasonal Fruit Salad~

MHCC Chili Bar~

Off the Grill BBQ Baby Back Ribs

& Grilled Corn on the Cob ~

Kid’s StationHotdogs & Mini Fried Chicken Sandwiches

~Dessert Bar

Caramel Apples Homemade Pear & Pistachio Strudel

Apple, Pumpkin, and Pecan Pies

Adult ActivitiesBeer Garden

featuring Craft & Microbrewswith unlimited beer tasting,

*with wristband~open until 9:00pm~

Corn Hole

Blue Grass Band


Chicago Shopping Tripto Water Tower Place & Michigan Avenue

Tuesday, October 26th, 2010

The holiday season is fast approaching, and you can get a head start by joining us on our Chicago Shopping Getaway! We have once again contracted Suite Moves bus company to take you on a

wonderful shopping spree of Water Tower Place & Michigan Avenue in Chicago, while you travel in a fully appointed executive coach.

ScheduleDepart Meridian Hills at 8:00am

Arrive in Chicago/Water Tower Place at approx. 10:30amDepart Chicago/Water Tower Place at 6:00pm

Arrive back at Meridian Hills at approx. 10:30pm

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$85.00 which includes travel, continental breakfast, soft drinks and wine on the bus.Reservations are required, make your reservation today by calling 255-2496

These events are always a sellout, so make sure to keep the date open and look in the October Newsette for more details and menus.

All Club Family Halloween PartySunday, October 24, 2010

Party begins at 4:30pm ~ Buffet Dinner at 5:30pm

Bring your children to the Club for an evening of safe fun! The MHCC Halloween Party features a Haunted House, Hay Rides, Games, Face Painting and Crafts.

This is a great party for the kids and everyone is guaranteed to have a spooktacular time. Also children

can wear their Halloween costumes for this event!

Halloween Prime Rib Buffet & Staff Costume Night

Friday, October 29, 2010Reservations on the half-hour from 5:30 - 9:00pm

It’s almost time for another great Halloween here at MHCC. Your employees are excited for another great opportunity to dress up in outlandish costumes to win

your votes for prizes and bragging rights.

Meridian Hills Halloween Events

Upcoming Events



Tennis UpdateJUNiOR PROGRAM Thank you so much for participating in the junior program this year. I felt that this was our strongest program in a long time with over 200 kids and a great staff. We will continue to get better and try to improve the junior programming each and every year. We are now conducting after school programs for Aces, Junior Excellence and Academy kids. We will continue this into October, please call the pro shop for more details. Congratulations to all 12 and under boys who participated in the Open Clay Court Championships held at Meridian Hills. We had a 32 kid draw and a great showing attitude wise and score wise during the tourney. A special congrats to John Tuerk who reached the finals of the main draw and lost in a third set breaker.

Ludo Aaron Head Tennis Professional

WOMEN’S PROGRAM Congratulations to the 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0 MHCC teams for a great season! We are still going strong and continuing with the ladies clinics on Monday, Wednesday’s and Friday’s, we will continue this through October. Most of the city clinics were a great success, bringing in over 100 participants. We had over 24 participants in the ladies club championships this year, this is the first of a kind in over 10 years. MEN’S PROGRAM We will be finishing up the men’s Monday night session in September. The men’s club championship had a record number of participants this year with 32 players who entered. PADDLE We are preparing for paddle tennis now and we look forward to a great season. I have bought a ton of the newest and greatest paddle attire and paddle racquets. We will begin the paddle session towards the end of October. If you are a first timer for paddle, please schedule a half hour lesson with myself around the beginning to middle of October. Then I will be able to place you in an appropriate group.

We hope to grow the ladies paddle program this year with the new and improved racquet facility we now have. There is no reason we cannot have as many ladies playing paddle as we have playing tennis. It will be addictive if you stick with it through a few weeks. PRO SHOP We will have no one at the tennis house full time now. I will give members the key code to get in to the pro shop for towels, warmth and bathrooms in the near future.


Golf Update

July 29th ~ Low Gross, Low NetClass A: Cindy Curnow, Holly Betz Class B: Liz Pilnik, Ann Dugan Class C: Penny Stone, Olive Myers Closest to Pin: Cindy Curnow on #12

9 Hole Ladies Results

18 Hole Ladies Results

2010 Ladies Club Championship August 17th, 18th & 20th

1stClass A: Cindy StellaClass B: Liz Pilnik Class C: Olive Myers

August 12th & 19th ~ 9 Hole Tourney Results

2ndClass A: Holly BetzClass B: Ann Dugan Class C: Linda Wolff

3rdClass A: Sue BeardClass B: Kenya Cobb Class C: Nancy Fernandes

4thClass A: Cindy CurnowClass B: Robyn Caponi Class C: Karen Morrical

5thClass A: Katie WhiteClass B: Lynne Bir Class C: Linda Theobald

6thClass A: Mary ChandlerClass B: Penny Stone Class C: Cheryl Pletcher

Championship Flight1st: Donna Kuhn 2nd: Beth Morton 3rd: Mary Sue Higgins 4th: Janet Estes 5th: Jackie Holloway6th: Carolyn McClamroch7th: Gretchen Sheridan8th: Polly Nicely

First Flight1st: LeAnn Bucher 2nd: Susan Barrett

Second Flight1st: Jayne Spahn2nd: Alice Hillis

*Reminders**Member/Member tournament is Tuesday, August 31st, alternate shot and Wednesday, September 1st, better ball. Both are 8:30am shotguns *Designated tee times Friday, September 17th due to aerification; low gross, low net*18 hole closing day Tuesday, September 28th

August 17th Low PuttVerletta King & Carol Saviano

August 24th ~ Big Money, 2 Best Ball of 41st: Polly Nicely, Michelle Ferree, Tami Litten, Verletta King, 1242nd: Janet Estes, Kathy Hubbell, Jan Williams, Sue Beard, 1263rd: Becky Miller, LeAnn Bucher, Judy Rush, Alice Hillis, 1304th: Carolyn McClamroch, Mary Ellen Ball, Joyce Boncosky, Jan Foster, 1324th: Donna Kuhn, Mary Jane Hamburger, 132

August 10th ~ Scholarship Day Carolyn McClamroch - 65, Lori Mail - 67, Gretchen Sheridan - 69, and Beth Morton - 69



Golf Update 2010 Club Championship Results

Championship Flight: Dr. Erik Barrett1st Flight: Rick Steele2nd Flight: Jack Bayt

3rd Flight: Frank Miller4th Flight: Larry Ferger

5th Flight: Harry Layfield

Erik Barrett

defeated Aaron

Greenlee on the 21st hole with a 20 foot

birdie putt down the

slope.

Rick Steele played

steady golf to outduel

Jack Woodside in the 1st

Flight.

2nd Flight 3rd Flight 4th Flight 5th Flight

2010 Men’s Stag Member-Guest Final ResultsThursday, August 19, 2010

1st: Jim Wurster, Bill Schrage, Ed Broker, Dennis Wetzel - 1192nd: Dan Bayt, John Guy, Anthony Sabatino, Mitesh Shah - 1263rd: David Kirr, Dave Windley, Steve Windley, Terry Coriden - 127 4th: Ed Hourigan, Larry Heid, Jeff Gould, Rick Bennett -1275th: Lance Mitchell, Lou Masterson, Marshall White, Doug Strachota -1286th: Kevin Markey, Jon Owens, Larry Martin, Matt Garvey - 1287th: Mike Semler, Scott Durgin, Bob Kuzman, Dave Mazanowski - 128*Ties broken by scorecard playoff regressing from hardest handicap hole*

Couples Invitational ResultsSaturday, July 31, 2010

1st: Ken & Cindy Stella / Walt & Calley Ekins 55 2nd: Steve & Jackie Holloway / Dave & Ann Caveness 553rd: John & Tracey Williams / Josh & Kena Hollingsworth 56

Putting Competition1st: John & Beth Morton / Bob & Susan Johnstone 13 2nd: Bruce & Kathy Hubbell / Jerry & Joan Flynn 15 T-3rd: Steve & Jackie Holloway / Dave & Ann Caveness 16 Ken & Linda Wolff / Bill & Sharon Junkins 16 Dick Brashear & Harriet Ivey / Charlie & Donna Williams 16


Golf Update2010 Patriot Golf Day

Labor Day Weekend – September 4th-6th, 2010

During Labor Day weekend, Meridian Hills Country Club will again participate in Patriot Golf Day, which was created to benefit the Folds of Honor Foundation. The Folds of Honor provides post-secondary educational scholarships to the spouses

and children of service members disabled or killed as a result of their military service to our Great Nation. The Folds of Honor Foundation was founded in 2007 by Major Dan Rooney, an F-16 pilot, golf course owner, PGA Professional and USGA member. A Major in the Air National Guard and a decorated military aviator, Rooney has served three combat tours in Iraq.

The 2010 Season Long ShootoutFriday, September 17th, 2010

2pm Start Time

Join the crowd and come out and watch your fellow members compete in the Season Long Shootout! The best Net Scores in the single digit handicap and 10 handicap and over divisions will compete for the title of Shootout

Champion. The low 10 scores will qualify. Would you rather play?.....there’s still time to qualify. All it takes is one GREAT round!

Caddie Banquet / CookoutSaturday, September 25th, 2010

Afternoon, Exact Time TBA

Our Caddie roster will be invited out to the back patio for an end of season banquet and cookout on the afternoon of the 25th. This is our chance to reward these young men and women for their hard work and strong efforts. Our staff feels as if the 2010 season was a successful year, and a huge step in the right direction for our

caddie program’s future growth.

Without the support that you, the Meridian Hills Membership, has provided, these young people would not have grown and had the opportunities that they experienced. Thanks to all who took a caddie this year. The

more caddie loops we have, the better our caddies become.

For those of you who would like to contribute to the bonuses and expenses of the banquet, please see one of our staff members in the golf shop. Any donation is appreciated.


September 2010

Jim Hess Golf Course

Superintendent

Golf Update

Monday, September 6th OPEN, Holiday Tee Times from 7:30am to 3:00pmTuesday, September 7th Golf Course and Golf Shop CLOSEDSaturday, September 11th Mr. and Mrs. Tournament 1pm Shotgun start with dinner afterwardsTuesday, September 14th Golf Course Aerification – Course Closed, Range OpenFriday, September 17th Season Long ShootoutSaturday, September 25th Caddie Banquet / CookoutTuesday, September 28th 18 Hole Ladies Closing DayWednesday, September 29th Men’s Closing DayThursday, September 30th 9 Hole Ladies Closing Day

important September dates to mark:

From the Superintendent’s Desk Hopefully the Florida weather is past us. The cool season grasses have really taken a beating this season. Most cool season grasses start to have root failure anytime the soil temperatures get and stay above eighty degree’s. We have just finished a long stretch of soil temperatures well into the nineties causing plants to shut down. Most of these grasses are poa that are in the fairways, tees, and rough areas. We have been able to maintain the poa in the older greens through this excessive heat and humidity. I have received confirmation from two diagnostic labs that we have a bacterial wilt on our new greens. There is no chemical application that is labeled for bacterial wilt on turfgrass. This has not been a problem on golf courses since the early eighties. Most pathologists feel that the high amounts of precipitation early, followed by excessive temperatures, have created the perfect environment for the bacterium. The universities are saying the best course of action is to relieve as much stress as possible to the grass plants. This is why I have raised the mowing height and altered the mowing schedule. The best stress relief will come with a change in the weather. The bacterium needs a lot of heat and moisture to prevail. Some of the samples have been entered into a research study at Michigan State to try and identify the exact strain of bacteria that is infecting the plants. They have received samples from all over the lower Midwest, East Coast, and Carolina’s. These samples have also come in on all types of bent grass and poa. Currently we have begun to seed into these damaged areas on the new greens. I am using a spiker to push the seed into the damaged areas. This is the least invasive approach to over seeding. I will give this a couple of weeks to see if we get any germination. If this doesn’t work I will have to use aerification to open up these areas to create a seed bed. This will be a little more disruptive. I am hoping by then the temperatures will be mild enough that I can follow up the aerification with sand top dressing. If this doesn’t work I will look at harvesting sod from the chipping green to fill in and stabilize the larger areas. I am hoping that we will have success with each step along the way. Each of these steps should minimize the areas that would need to be sodded. Unfortunately there is no quick fix to this situation. As always if you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,Jim Hess

www.meridianhillscc.org

Sunday Monday TueSday WedneSday ThurSday Friday SaTurday1

Pasta Night:Chicken Marsala

2 3Friday Night

Prime Rib Buffet

4

5Sunday Brunch

10am - 2pm

6Labor Day

Cookout

Pool closes for the season

7Clubhouse

Closed

8Pasta Night:

Lasagna

9 10Friday Night

Prime Rib Buffet

Cigar & Scotch Night

11

12Sunday Brunch

10am - 2pm

13Clubhouse

Closed

14Dinner Special:

Veal Liver & Onions

15Pasta Night:

Shrimp Diablo

16 17Friday Night

Prime Rib Buffet

When Friends Meet

18

19Sunday Brunch

10am - 2pm

20Clubhouse

Closed

21Dinner Special:Fried or Oven

Roasted Chicken

22Pasta Night:

Cheese Manicotti

23 24Friday Night

Prime Rib Buffet

25Father/

Daughter Princess Dance

26Sunday Brunch

10am - 2pm

27Clubhouse

Closed

28Dinner Special:

Veal Liver & Onions

29Pasta Night:

Chicken Marsala

30

September 2010 Meridian Hills Country Club

Sunday Monday TueSday WedneSday ThurSday Friday SaTurday

1

Friday Night Prime Rib

Buffet

2

3Sunday Brunch

10am - 2pm

4Clubhouse

Closed

5Dinner Special:

Fried or Oven Roasted

Chicken

6Pasta Night:

Shrimp Diablo

7 8Friday Night

Prime Rib Buffet

9 MHCC

Fall Festival

10Sunday Brunch

10am - 2pm

11Clubhouse

Closed

12Dinner Special:

Veal Liver & Onions

13Pasta Night:

Chicken Picatta

14Fall Harvest Wine Dinner

15Friday Night

Prime Rib Buffet

Euchre Night

16

17Sunday Brunch

10am - 2pm

18Clubhouse

Closed

19Dinner Special:

Meatloaf

20Pasta Night:

Cheese Ravioli

21 22Friday Night

Prime Rib Buffet

23

24Sunday Brunch

10am - 2pm

All Club Family Halloween

Party

31

25Clubhouse

Closed

26Dinner Special:

Veal Liver & Onions

Chicago Shopping Trip

27Pasta Night:

Chicken Parmesan

28 29Halloween Prime Rib

Buffet & StaffCostume Night

30

October 2010 Meridian Hills Country Club

Sunday Monday TueSday WedneSday ThurSday Friday SaTurday

1 18 Hole Ladies

Member/Member

2 3 4

5 6Holiday Tee

Times

Pool Closes for the season

7Golf Course/Shop

Closed

8Men’s Closing Day

Sign up begins

9 10 11 Mr. & Mrs.

Tournament

12 13Golf Course Aerification

Course Closed

14Golf Course Aerification

Course Closed

15

16 17Season Long

Shootout Finals

18Caddie Banquet/

Cookout

19

20 21 22Ladies

OLGA Outing

Men’s H-I-O Outing

23 24 25

26 27 2818 Hole Ladies

Closing Day

29Men’s Closing Day

309 Hole Ladies Closing Day

Oct 1 Oct 2

September 2010 ~ Golf, Tennis, & Swim Calendar

Swim Events

Golf Events


September 2010

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Club Receptionist 317.255.2496 Tuesday - Sunday 9:00am - 9:00pm

Managers Office 317.255.2497 Tuesday - Sunday 9:00am - 6:00pm

Accounting Office 317.251.3636 Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Dining Hours Lunch Tuesday - Saturday 11:30am - 2:00pm Dinner Tuesday - Saturday 5:30pm - 10:00pm Sunday 5:00pm - 9:00pm Brunch Sunday only 10:00am - 2:00pm *Reservations can be made by calling 255.2496*

Halfway House Hours Tuesday - Sunday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Golf Pro Shop 317.255.3369 September Hours Tuesday - Friday 7:30 am – 7:00pm Saturday & Sunday 7:30 am – 7:00pm Monday Closes

*The golf course opens the same time as golf shop*

Tennis Pro Shop 317.255.1319 Kids Club 317.255.0605 Friday 5:00pm - 8:00pm Saturday 8:00am - 12:00pm & 5:00pm - 8:00pm *with reservations*

Fitness Center 317.860.1624 Monday - Sunday 6:00am - 9:30pm

Membership 317.860.1556Lisa Strachota, Director of Membership

Catering 317.860.1536Kelly Letzler, Catering Coordinator

Club Hours of Operation

Documents

September Newsette