INSIDE:Mill Creek Model Homes Now OpenAnnual Easter Egg Hunt & Rec FestCelebrate Mom with Mother’s Day Brunch Specials

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THE NEWSLETTER OF THE CLUB AT REYNOLDS PLANTATION

Real estate and other amenities are owned by Oconee Land Development Company LLC and/or other subsidiaries and affiliates of MetLife, Inc. (collectively, “OLDC” or “Sponsor”) and by unrelated third parties. Reynolds Plantation Properties, LLC (“RPP”) is the exclusive listing agent for OLDC-owned properties in Reynolds Plantation. RPP also represents buyers and sellers of properties in Reynolds Plantation which OLDC does not own (“Resale Properties”). OLDC is not involved in the marketing or sale of Resale Properties. This is not intended to be an offer to sell nor a solicitation of offers to buy OLDC-owned real estate in Reynolds Plantation by residents of HI, ID, OR, or any other jurisdiction where prohibited by law. As to such states, any offer to sell or solicitation of offers to buy applies only to Resale Properties. Access and rights to recreational amenities may be subject to fees, membership dues, or other limitations. Information provided is believed accurate as of the date printed but may be subject to change from time to time. The Ritz-Carlton Lodge is a private commercial enterprise and use of the facilities is subject to the applicable fees and policies of the operator. Rabun Neal is an officer of Daniel Realty Corporation, which through its subsidiaries manages OLDC. For OLDC properties, obtain the Property Report required by Federal law and read it before signing anything. No Federal agency has judged the merits or value, if any, of this property. Void where prohibited by law. WARNING: THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF REAL

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Reynolds Plantation is pleased to welcome the return of spring to the Lake Oconee region. All around the community, hundreds of thousands of trees and shrubs have awakened from their wintery slumber, brightening the scenery with vivid colors and making for some amazing photo opportunities. This is also the season for

hosting hundreds of visitors; both those making the annual pilgrimage to the Masters Tournament and those exploring real estate opportunities at Reynolds Plantation. Speaking of real estate, building activity continues at a healthy pace, with approximately 70 houses currently under construction and an average of one new project beginning every six days. In response to the increased activity, we are pleased to introduce two new Signature Home models located on Mill Creek. Combined with the Design Studio, these professionally-decorated model homes will help prospective buyers and current homesite owners envision their own Reynolds Plantation dream homes. As the year progresses, look for the introduction of additional villa and cottage homesites at The Landing and a limited release of new premium lakefront homesites at Horseshoe Bend. Based upon the success of recent releases in these areas and the current level of sales activity, interest in these offerings is anticipated to be high. Finally, I cannot fail to mention the exciting work at the National Village. The first two of three buildings – the Golf House and Stables (cart storage facility) – are anticipated to open in time for Masters Week. The third component of the campus – the Tavern – is well underway and expected to open later this year. I look forward to seeing members and guests enjoying these innovative new facilities for decades to come. Looking forward to the traditional Easter Egg Hunt at Plantation Commons, I am reminded that spring is a season of rebirth and renewal. From brilliant flowering trees, to the return of Masters Week, to the increase in building activity, it is exciting to experience the renewed sense of enthusiasm and energy throughout our community.

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Front Cover and Inside Spread - Evening exterior and sitting room in Series 31, one of two homes featured at the Mill Creek Model Home Center.

ESTATE HAS NOT INSPECTED, EXAMINED, OR DISQUALIFIED THIS OFFERING. An offering statement has been filed with the Iowa Real Estate Commission and a copy of such statement is available from OLDC upon request. OLDC properties have been registered with the Massachu-setts Board of Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen at 1000 Washington Street, Suite 710, Boston, Massachusetts 02118-6100 and the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection at 1700 G Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20552. Certain OLDC properties are registered with the Department of Law of the State of New York. THE COMPLETE OFFERING TERMS ARE IN AN OFFERING PLAN AVAILABLE FROM SPONSOR. FILE NO. H14-0001.

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Building on the momentum from last year, sales got off to a very positive start in the first quarter at Reynolds Plantation Properties. We were specifically encouraged by a remarkably strong level of activity in January, which is traditionally a slower month. Sales leads year-to-date are up around 10% over last year, largely fueled by an ongoing campaign of regional and national advertising. In addition, Reynolds Plantation Properties sent teams to several real estate trade shows in the first quarter, including New Jersey, Illinois, Connecticut, Michigan and the DC metro area. Here our sales and marketing representatives met face-to-face with hundreds of prospective buyers actively in the process of moving South – many specifically considering highly-amenitized communities like Reynolds Plantation. Looking at real estate tours our agents have already booked, we are enthusiastic about our spring selling season. The customers now visiting are a combination of people just beginning to learn about Reynolds Plantation, and repeat guests taking a harder look and ready to move forward. We were pleased to recently welcome two new agents to the Reynolds Plantation Properties team; Chip Perry and Levi Weisser. Both are experienced agents who have been very successful selling in other resort markets and are excited to join our award-winning team of real estate professionals. I believe 2015 should be an extremely productive year for real estate at Reynolds Plantation. New property releases are expected to include a limited number of outstanding plantation, golf and lakefront homesites, and some very attractive structure products as well. Whether you are considering buying or selling a property inside the gates, our team is eager to assist you in any way possible. Please stop by any of the four sales office locations or give us a call at 800.800.5250.

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With a collection of past show homes that includes two Southern Living Idea Houses, the first-ever Golf Magazine Dream Home, Golf Digest Signature Home, Southern Accents Showhouse and a host of others, Reynolds Plantation has earned its reputation as “The Home of Ultimate Dream Homes.” So when the Reynolds Plantation Signature Home team set-out to build its first new showcase models in more than

five years, expectations were exceptionally high. “We knew that we needed to produce homes that took full advantage of all that we have learned about design and construction over the last two decades,” said Glenn Winslette, vice president of development. “But we also wanted these homes to establish a completely fresh perspective that reflected contemporary living and the casually elegant lifestyle that our members enjoy here every day.”

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Series 30 - Dining space with panoramic golf views located directly off the kitchen.

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Series 31 - Just outside the kitchen sits an expansive open-air living space, complete with a rustic stone-clad fireplace.

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By combining a magnificent golf-front setting with inspired architectural elements and engaging some of the top building and interior design experts in the field, Winslette and his team succeeded in their mission. The result is a pair of exquisite new model homes now open daily for tours on Mill Creek. Positioned atop a wooded hillside overlooking the tees and Signature split fairway of the Creek Club golf course’s #5 hole, the homes are a study in balance between timeless design and contemporary features. The first model, built by Camden Homes, greets visitors with classic dormers, traditional lap siding and tasteful stone accents. A natural wood pergola spans the twin garage doors, echoing the hearty columns that frame the entryway and creates a strong visual statement that is at once clean and inviting. Inside, the 3,700-square-foot, four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath home is intimate in scale, but has an open, airy character. This is created by vertical lines, elevated ceilings, eight-foot interior doors and clerestory windows that flood the main living space with warm, natural light. Hardwood floors, premium tile, granite and cabinet upgrades throughout the

Series 30 - Elevated ceilings and clerestory windows flood the main living space with warm, natural light.

Series 30 - Hardwood flooring and tray ceilings highlight this master suite.

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“Elegant yet Casual ”

Series 30 - A natural wood pergola spans the twin garage doors, echoing the hearty columns that frame the entryway.

home underscore the sense of quality in design and craftsmanship. Thoughtful additions like a butler’s pantry and home office space are sure to wow visitors. Weinberger’s Furniture and Mattress Showcase provided the furnishings, accessories and the services of design consultant Michael Berry. “The interior of this home was influenced by both the beautiful golf course views and the home’s unique architectural design,” says Berry, who drew many of the colors and textures used from the surrounding landscape. “We aspired to make the home elegant yet casual with a feeling that would appeal to both young couples and empty nesters.” Located immediately next door, a second, somewhat larger model home – built by Jones & Jones Premier Builders – offers an equally-attractive front elevation, but with more pronounced rooflines, shake siding accents and more traditional columns flanking the double front doors. The unique design seamlessly blends classic architectural elements with a modern, laid-back charm. The heart of this four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath home is the aptly-named “great room,” with soaring ceilings accentuated by vast windows that perfectly frame the magnificent golf course views. The dazzling gourmet kitchen, featuring Wolf appliances, premium cabinets and top-quality granite countertops, is sure to be a popular gathering point of the home’s eventual residents. Just outside, an expansive open-air living space – complete with a rustic stone-clad fireplace – beckons visitors to relax outdoors in all seasons. Alicia Mooney provided the vision for the home’s interior. “The home’s furnishings feature very simple lines with a mix of warm and cool finishes and colors,” said Mooney.

“I wanted the furniture to be comfortable yet sophisticated.” With such fantastic vistas outside the home, Mooney had to seek a delicate balance in her selections. “I made sure all window coverings were light and did not block the sight lines. I also put a lot of thought into the outdoor living spaces, making them comfortable and inviting, but without distracting views.” Andy Anderson, director of design at Hug & Associates, and contributor to both homes summed-up the project’s vision best. “Homes are more than just shelter. They are the backdrop against which people live their lives. We strive to keep this in mind with every assignment we’re involved with and create designs that ultimately inspire people to dream about how they aspire to live.” Through exhibiting exceptional design, superior craftsmanship and outstanding attention to detail, the new Signature Home Model Center at Mill Creek may just inspire you to build your own Reynolds Plantation dream home. For details, directions and hours of operation, please visit www.reynoldsplantation.com/millcreek.

Series 31 - The dazzling gourmet kitchen features Wolf appliances, premium cabinets and top-quality granite countertops.

Series 31 - His and her vanities vanities with granite countertops and garden tub are featured in this master bath.

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LFCREEK CLUBEudora Harrold – November 11, 2014Hole #1198 yards, 5-Rescue

Tom Sweet – January 25, 2015Hole #13185 yards, 4-Hybrid

GREAT WATERSJim Grobe – December 5, 2014Hole #4152 yards, 8-Iron

Valinda Morton – December 13, 2014Hole #4117 yards, 6-Iron

THE LANDINGDick Owens– December 30, 2014Hole #11100 yards, 9-Iron

Greg Smith– January 3, 2015Hole #3130 yards, 9-Iron

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PGA FREE LESSON MONTHMONDAY, MAY 18 - FRIDAY, MAY 22

Complimentary Golf LessonsCelebrating its 13th anniversary in May, PGA Golf Month has provided a national platform for local PGA Professionals to provide nearly a million lessons since its inception. With complimentary instruction as its foundation, Golf Month will highlight PGA Professionals as experts in golf instruction that are effectively reaching new and beginning golfers, helping existing golfers improve their game and growing rounds at facilities across the country through the industry-wide national promotion.

For one week in May, Reynolds Plantation golf operations will offer complimentary 20-minute lessons to our members on a first come, first served basis. Each golf shop will begin taking reservations for these free lessons on Monday, May 4. Please contact any of the golf shops for further information about this promotion.

MASTERS WEEK EVENTSReynolds Plantation is excited to be offering our members and guests five trunk shows during the week of the Masters (April 4-April 12). The trunk shows allow a unique shopping experience to engage our sales representatives on new products featured during these events.

The featured vendors will be Bette & Court and Sport Haley women’s apparel, Spartina women’s accessories, Donald Ross men’s apparel, Ecco shoes for men and women, Marc Joseph street shoes for men and women, our Clubhouse Collection of men’s apparel and Sun Mountain golf bags. Also, our sales representatives will be happy to special order any spring offerings provided by these vendors.

As Masters Week approaches, we will offer details of the days, times, and locations these vendors will be featured.

Retail News

DEMO DAYSWEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 – FRIDAY, APRIL 1010:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

TaylorMade and Adams Golf will be on property offering demos on the new R15, Aeroburners and Adams’ products.

As Masters Week approaches, locations will be provided for these events.

ADAMS’ TAILGATE AT THE KINGDOMWEDNESDAY, APRIL 224:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.Complimentary Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres

Please join The Kingdom and staff as we introduce new Adams’ products in the integration of the new fitting program.

Please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 to register by April 17.

2015 REYNOLDS PLANTATION JUNIOR GOLF CAMPS Reynolds Plantation’s Junior Golf Camps will return with three camp options for 2015 where junior golfers can learn about driving, ball striking, chipping, putting, fitness and etiquette from PGA professionals. Online registration is currently open to all children ages 7-17 at www.reynoldsplantation.net.

Participants will be entered on a first come, first served basis. A waiting list for each camp will be utilized if the number of entries exceeds capacity for a specific camp(s).

CAMP DATES:Introductory Skills Camp Monday – Thursday, June 22 – 25 The LandingIntroductory Skills Camp Monday – Thursday, July 6 – 9 NationalSecondary Skills Camp Monday – Thursday, July 27 – 30 National

CREEK CLUB SPRING INVITATIONALFRIDAY, APRIL 17Registration is currently open; entry deadline is April 5.

COUPLES’ TWILIGHT AT THE LANDINGMONDAY, APRIL 20Registration is currently open; entry deadline is April 13.

CREEK CLUB 9 & DINETHURSDAY, APRIL 23Registration is currently open; entry deadline is April 16.

WOMEN’S MEMBER-GUESTTHURSDAY, APRIL 30 – FRIDAY, MAY 1Registration is currently open; entry deadline is April 7.

MEN’S MEMBER-GUESTTHURSDAY, MAY 14 – SATURDAY, MAY 16Registration is currently open; entry deadline is April 6.

COUPLES’ TWILIGHT AT THE LANDINGMONDAY, MAY 18Registration is currently open; entry deadline is May 11.

MEMORIAL DAY COUPLES “SUMMER KICK-OFF”MONDAY, MAY 25Registration is currently open; entry deadline is May 18.

CREEK CLUB 9 & DINETHURSDAY, MAY 28Registration is currently open; entry deadline is May 21.

MEN’S, WOMEN’S & COUPLES MATCH PLAYMATCHES BEGIN SATURDAY, JUNE 6Registration opens May 1; entry deadline is June 5.

COUPLES’ TWILIGHT AT PLANTATIONMONDAY, JUNE 15Registration opens May 1; entry deadline is June 8.

INDEPENDENCE DAY GOLF EVENTSATURDAY, JULY 4Registration opens May 1; entry deadline is July 1.

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CREEK CLUB

CULINARY CREATIONS IN THE CROW’S NESTSATURDAY, MAY 2 6:30 p.m. Cocktails7:30 p.m. Dinner$75.00++ per person

“SPRING HARVEST”On the Bar Crispy Chicken, compressed Melon and Feta

Course One Jumbo Lump Crab, Avocado, Sorrel, Fennel, Grapefruit, Pickled Jalapeño2013 Trefethen Dry White Riesling

Course TwoAsparagus Vichyssoise, Lamb Pancetta2013 Trefethen Estate Chardonnay

Course Three Rabbit Loin, Ramps, Cauliflower, Fettuccini, Cherry Tomatoes2011 Trefethen “Dragons Tooth”

Course FourColorado Lamb Chop, Fava Bean Cassoulet, Mint Chimichurri2011 Trefethen Merlot

DessertsMeyer Lemon Churro, Blueberry Syrup Trefethen “Double T” Napa Red

SUNDAY BRUNCH 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Join us every Sunday in the dining room for brunch specials.

Regular Lunch Menu also available.

WINE PAIRING WITH CHEF MICHAEL SECOND SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Join Chef Michael Philyaw and Michael Edwards the second Saturday of each month to sample wines. This is a wonderful opportunity to taste wines that pair well with the Chef’s Special Selections for the evening.

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MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH SUNDAY, MAY 1011:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.$39.95+ per adult$20.95+ per childChildren 3 and under eat free

The Creek Club features a Signature farm to table and artisan dine around. Items such as Chef’s action station with Made-to-Order local Farm Egg Omelets, variety of Grilled Breakfast Meats, Potato Hash, smoked selection of seafood station items featuring Scottish Salmon, Deviled Eggs, Local Greens with Salad Garnishes, Variety of Tomatoes and Mozzarella, along with House Made Dressings. Lobster Bisque, Chef’s Carvery with Roasted Angus Beef and Kurobuta Pork Loin complete with flavorful accoutrements.

Mom’s pastry bar with Make-Your-Own-Shortcakes, Signature Pecan Diamonds, Chocolate Fondue with Fruit and Grilled Vanilla Pound Cake.

The Creek Club golf course will be open on Mother’s Day.

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FAMILY STYLESUNDAY EVENINGS5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. $12.75 per person

APRIL 5 & MAY 3 Pot Roast with House Salad, Country Green Beans, Mashed Potatoes and Horseradish Cream.

APRIL 12 & MAY 10 Chef Bill’s Fish & Chip Night - Hand Crafted Battered Fish, Country Style Cole Slaw, Crispy English Chips, Malt Vinegar, Tarter Sauce and Lemon.

APRIL 19 & MAY 17 Choice of Vegetarian or Meat Lasagna, Caesar Salad and Garlic Bread.

APRIL 26 & MAY 24 Buttermilk Fried Chicken with House Salad, Mashed Potatoes, Country Green Beans and Biscuits with Honey.

MAY 31 BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich, Chopped Iceberg Salad, Macaroni and Cheese and Southern Succotash.

Regular Menu also available.

PLANTATION PRIME & WINETHURSDAY EVENINGS5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.Queen’s Cut $23.95King’s Cut $26.95Fifty/Fifty Wine Night

Black Angus Sea Salt Roasted Prime Rib with Baked Potato and Popover.

KENTUCKY DERBYSATURDAY, MAY 24:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Join us at the Plantation Lounge to watch the Kentucky Derby! We shall feature Classic Mint Juleps and our new Mint Julep Margarita. Enjoy $3 Bar Bites like House Made Biscuits with Ham and Jam, Beef Tenderloin Crostini and Pickled Derby Shrimp.

PLANTATION PIZZASFRIDAY EVENINGS5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.$12.00 per person

Join us for hand-crafted Pizzas in the style of Naples.

Dine in or order To Go for your own Pizza Party at home!

MOTHER’S DAY BREAKFAST BUFFETSUNDAY, MAY 10$11.50+ per adult $6.75+ per childChildren 3 and under eat free

Join us for our Breakfast Buffet on Mother’s Day.

REYNOLDS PLANTATION COOKING DEMONSTRATIONWILL RESUME IN JUNE

LOBSTER FEASTFRIDAY, APRIL 10 & APRIL 24FRIDAY, MAY 8 & MAY 225:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

1 ¼ pound Lobster, our Clam Chowder, Boiled New Potatoes, Broccoli, Cornbread and Seasonal Cobbler.Market Price

Baked Stuffed Half Lobster with Crab Cake Stuffing, Cup of Chowder or Salad, Broccoli, Boiled New Potatoes and Seasonal Cobbler.Market Price

Regular Menu also available.

SHRIMP & CRAB FEASTFRIDAY, APRIL 3 & APRIL 17FRIDAY, MAY 1, MAY 15 & MAY 295:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.1 Pound - $21.951 ½ Pound - $26.952 Pound - $32.95

Poached Shrimp, Alaskan Snow Crab Legs & Cracked Claws with Drawn Butter, Boiled Herb New Potatoes, Corn and Broccoli.

Regular Menu also available.

PIANO BARTUESDAY, APRIL 146:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Cocktail Hour 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.mShared Small Plates and Entertainment by Don McBroom$27.95++ per adult

For full menus, please visit www.reynoldsplantation.net.

Reservations open on March 14. Price increases to $33.95++ 72-hours prior to the event. Tables reserved for parties of eight or ten.

MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCHSUNDAY, MAY 109:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.$35.95+ per adult$18.95+ per childChildren 3 and under eat free

Join us for a special dine around in the celebration of Mom. Country breakfast fare such as Cheese Grits, House Made Biscuits, Farm Eggs and Meats, and Pastries. Flavorful Salads such as Ambrosia, Iceberg Wedges, Sweet Tomatoes and Dressings. Savory fare features Roasted Carved Meats, Buttermilk Fried Chicken and Seasonal Accoutrements. Dessert bar with Plantation Cobblers, Ice Cream, our Signature Pecan Diamonds and more.

For the children, we have tempting Franks in Pastry, Chicken Tenders, Baked Macaroni and Cheese, Zucchini Sticks and more.

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CINCO DE MAYO – OLE! TUESDAY, MAY 5 6:00 p.m. Cocktails and Mariachi Band7:00 p.m. Buffet Opens$24.95++ per adultLake Club Infinity Pool

Featuring: Taco Bar, Enchiladas, Spiced Shrimp and Queso Oaxaca Quesadilla, Mexican Style Rice, Refried Beans, Tortilla Chips and Skillet Salsa, Five Layer Mexican Dip, Tres Leches Cake and Sopaipillas with Cocoa Sauce.

For full menus, please visit www.reynoldsplanation.net.

Reservations open on April 5. Price will increase to $29.95++ per adult on May 1. 72-hour cancellation policy does apply.

INFINITY POOL BAR REOPENS FRIDAY, MAY 1

Visit www.reynoldsplantation.net for hours of operation.

INFINITY SUMMER NIGHT SUNDAY, MAY 247:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.Entertainment by American Flyers $5.00 per person

We are kicking off summer with our annual concert series with American Flyers performing poolside. Dine under the stars with offerings from the poolside grill stations.

Visit www.reynoldsplantation.net for complete menu and prices. Reservations are encouraged, but are not required.

CLUBHOUSE CLOSURES:Friday, April 17 – The Creek Club will be closed for Dinner to service the Creek Invitational.

Wednesday, April 29 – The Plantation will be closed for Dinner to service the Women’s Member-Guest. The Landing will be open for Dinner Service.

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POLAR MARINE ECOSYSTEMSLECTURE & DISCUSSIONWednesday, April 15Dr. Jeb ByersUGA Odum School of Ecology5:00 p.m. Cocktails5:30 p.m. ProgramRock House$5.00 per personReservations begin March 15.

AN EVENING OF REVIEN TO CELEBRATE SPRINGPRELUDE DINNER & CONCERT

Thursday, April 23Revien6:30 p.m. Cocktails, Prelude Dinner & ConcertRock House$51.95 per personReservations begin March 23.

THE CIVIL WAR IN 1863UGA LIBRARY TREASURES FROM THE VAULT, A WHITE GLOVE EXPERIENCEHANDS-ON LECTURE & DISCUSSIONWednesday, April 29Mary Ellen Brooks, Emeritus DirectorUGA Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library5:00 p.m. Cocktails5:30 p.m. ProgramRock House$5.00 per personReservations begin March 29.

MAPPING THE FOOD CHAINVISUALIZING THE POWER OF AMERICAN SUPERMARKETS IN THE 20TH CENTURYLECTURE & DISCUSSIONThursday, April 30Shane Hamilton, Associate Editor, Enterprise & SocietyUGA Associate Professor of History; Co-Director, Center for Virtual History5:00 p.m. Cocktails5:30 p.m. ProgramRock House$5.00 per personReservations begin March 30.

JOY! CELEBRATION! FUN!AN EVENING WITH GROGUS & STEVE DANCZPRELUDE DINNER & CONCERTMonday, May 4Grogus & Steve Dancz6:30 p.m. Cocktails, Prelude Dinner & ConcertLake Club$51.95 per personReservations begin April 4.

FROM BRAHMS TO TANGO AND RAGTIMEAN EVENING WITH THE AMBARTSUMIAN DUO & RIVKINPRELUDE DINNER & CONCERTThursday, May 7Levon and Shakhida Ambartsumian, Violins and ViolaEvgeny Rivkin, PianoUGA Hugh Hodgson School of Music6:30 p.m. Cocktails, Prelude Dinner & ConcertLake Club$51.95 per personReservations begin April 7.

AN EVENING WITH CHEF EDWARD LEONARD, CMCTASTE OF ITALY WINE DINNERMonday, May 11Chef Edward Leonard, CMC, Reynolds PlantationJim Favret, Southeastern Regional Manager, Empson USA6:30 p.m. Cocktails and Wine DinnerSandy Creek Barn$125.95 per personReservations begin April 11.

YEAR-ROUND COLOR IN YOUR GARDENLECTURE & DISCUSSIONTuesday, May 19Shelly Prescott, Head of HorticultureUGA State Botanical Garden of Georgia5:00 p.m. Cocktails5:30 p.m. ProgramRock House$5.00 per personReservations begin April 19.

WAR CRIMES AND LOST JUSTICETHE MURDER OF AMERICAN G.I.S AT THE BATTLE OF THE BULGELECTURE & DISCUSSIONThursday, May 21Dr. Jerry LeggeUGA Professor and Associate Provost for Academic Affairs5:00 p.m. Cocktails5:30 p.m. ProgramRock House$5.00 per personReservations begin April 21.

THE HYDROLOGY OF GEORGIALECTURE & DISCUSSIONWednesday, May 27John Dowd, HydrologistUGA Department of Geology5:00 p.m. Cocktails5:30 p.m. ProgramRock House$5.00 per personReservations begin April 27.

NEW WAYS OF SEEINGDECORATING WITH JAPANESE CONCEPTSREBECCA WOOD’S IKEBANA WORKSHOPThursday, May 28Rebecca Wood, Instructor2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. WorkshopRock House$35.95 per person includes Workshop, Supplies & Light SnacksReservations begin April 28.

L I N G E R L O N G E R L I V I N G S E R I E S

Join us for an educational and entertaining experience with the Linger

Longer Living series. To register for these events, please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111. A 72-hour cancellation policy does apply to all events. For more details on any event, please visit www.lingerlongerliving.com.

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ES POOL HOURS OF OPERATION LAKE CLUB OUTDOOR FACILITIES10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. dailyWaterslide will remain open until 7:30p.m.

LAKE CLUB INDOOR POOL & HOT TUBWeekdays: 5:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.Weekends: 6:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

THE LANDING Pool10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.WaterslideOpens Saturday, May 2310:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. daily

GREAT WATERS10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. daily

APRIL 1All pools will be open and ready for swimming on April 1. Please have your Member Card or Extended Family Card upon arriving at the pools. Recreation staff will be checking in Members of the Club at Reynolds Plantation daily at The Landing and Lake Club facilities, and spot-checking at the Great Waters and Plantation pools periodically.

LAKE CLUB SPRING & SUMMER HOURSEffective Sunday, March 8, the Lake Club will be open daily until 8:00 p.m.Monday - Friday: 5:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.Saturday – Sunday: 6:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

REYNOLDS ADVENTURERS CAMPMONDAY - FRIDAY10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Drop off at The Landing Rec House$295.00 per child, per weekAges 5-12Registration is open now!

Reynolds Adventurers is a great way to spend your summer at Reynolds Plantation with a program that offers swimming, fishing, canoeing, arts and crafts, kickball, lake time and much more! To register, please visit www.reynoldsplantation.net.

Week 1: June 1 - 5Week 2: June 8 - 12Week 3: June 15 - 19 Week 4: June 22 - 26 Week 5: June 29 - July 3 Week 6: July 6 - 10Week 7: July 13 - 17Week 8: July 20 - 24Week 9: July 27 - 31

TINY TIKES ADVENTURE CAMPMONDAY - FRIDAY9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Drop off at The Landing Rec House$175.00 per child, per weekAges 2-5Registration is open now!

During the week, each child will have an opportunity to explore the world around them through play, music, crafts and games. To register, please visit www.reynoldsplantation.net.

Week 1: June 1 - 5Week 2: June 8 - 12 Week 3: June 15 - 19 Week 4: June 22 - 26 Week 5: June 29 – July 3 Week 6: July 6 - 10Week 7: July 13 - 17Week 8: July 20 – 24Week 9: July 27 - 31

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REYNOLDS RAPIDS SWIM TEAMSUMMER SESSION Open enrollmentTuesday, May 193:45 p.m.- 5:45 p.m. Linger Longer Park Pool

PRACTICE SCHEDULETuesday, Wednesday and ThursdayMay 20 – May 28Linger Longer Park Pool

Ages 6 and Under ......... 3:45 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.Ages 7 and Up ................ 4:45 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.

JUNE & JULYTuesday, Wednesday and ThursdayLinger Longer Park Pool

Ages 11 and Up .............. 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.Ages 7 - 10 ........................ 9:45 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.Ages 6 and Under ......... 11:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

YOUTH SOCCER CAMPMONDAY, JUNE 29 – FRIDAY, JULY 3Plantation Commons FieldRegistration is open now!

Ages 4 - 5 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. $80.00 per childAge 6 10:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. $80.00 per childAges 7 and Up 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. $135.00 per child

Classic Soccer Academy will offer a week long camp for children ages 4-14 that will develop technical skills as well as a love for the game. This developmental camp will focus on technical training; skills such as dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting and basic defending will be emphasized. Each session will include small-sided games to improve technical skills in match situations. Most importantly, the coaching staff will make the game fun with coaching methods that encourage skill and the love of the game. Each camper should bring a water bottle, shin guards and soccer or tennis shoes. All campers will receive a soccer ball and a T-shirt. Please register by visiting www.reynoldsplantation.net.

EASTER EGG-STRAVAGANZA FRIDAY, APRIL 3 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.Plantation Commons Field$8.00 per basket; limited to 50 participants

Color Easter Eggs and decorate your own Easter basket in time for the Egg Hunt on Saturday! We will have baskets, foam stickers and colored grass, along with eggs and dye! All ages are welcome to participate in this family event.

EASTER EGG HUNT & REC FEST SATURDAY, APRIL 4 12:00 p.m. Sharp! - Easter Egg Hunt11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. - Rec FestPlantation Commons Field Complimentary

Rec Fest is one of our most popular events at Reynolds Plantation. Summer camp information will be available from our recreation, tennis, and golf departments as well as games and prizes! Concessions will be available for purchase. For reservations, please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

RecreationIn addition to hosting our ever popular Easter Egg Hunt, the recreation department will have information available for the Reynolds Adventurers and Tiny Tikes Summer Programs, Youth Soccer Camp, and the Reynolds Rapids Swim Team. A raffle will be held for a free week of Tiny Tikes Camp, as well as a free week of Reynolds Adventurers camp!

Golf DepartmentAlong with information for the golf camps, “Snag Golf” equipment and games will be featured to keep the juniors occupied for hours on end. Snag Golf uses large plastic clubs to hit Velcro tennis balls at various targets that differ in shape, size and color, and helps juniors learn the basic skills needed to effectively control the ball’s distance and direction-two major components in the game of golf.

Tennis DepartmentThe tennis professionals will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about Junior Tennis Camps and host the “Sinkhole Game.” This game will be set up with 3 fishing nets of different heights; the objective is for the kids to try and hit a tennis ball into each of the nets, changing how high they hit the ball each time. Prizes will be awarded.

MarinasThe Plantation marina staff will have new spring inventory of towable tubes and merchandise on display, and will host the “Casting Game.” Test your skill at casting a line and bobber into a target with prizes awarded. Afterwards, there will be a Kids Fishing Derby at Carolyn’s Pond from 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

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TODDLER STORY & CRAFTSATURDAY, APRIL 11 “The Tale of Peter Rabbit” By Beatrix Potter

SATURDAY, APRIL 25“The Tale of Tom Kitten” By Beatrix Potter

SATURDAY, MAY 9 “The Carrot Catastrophe” By Elizabeth Dale

SATURDAY, MAY 23 “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” By Eric Carle

3:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.Rock House$5.00 per child, per dayAges 18 months - 5 yearsLimited to 8 participants per day

This is a perfect session for the little ones who will listen to a fun story each day, followed by a charming craft that is inspired by the story. Please register by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

MOVIE ON THE LAWN“DOLPHIN TALE 2” RATED PGSATURDAY, APRIL 48:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.Plantation Commons FieldComplimentary

Bring a blanket and join the recreation staff for a nighttime movie. Popcorn and soft drinks will be available for purchase. Reservations can be made by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

KIDS PICK-UP BASKETBALL GAMEFRIDAY, APRIL 10 & APRIL 17FRIDAY, MAY 8 & MAY 295:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.MONDAY, MAY 2510:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. The Landing Basketball CourtComplimentary Ages 5 and Up

Kids can participate in a friendly pick-up game while working on skills such as dribbling and shooting baskets by playing H.O.R.S.E. Children should wear appropriate footwear. Please register by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

FAMILY KICKBALLSATURDAY, APRIL 11SATURDAY, MAY 16SUNDAY, MAY 241:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.The Landing Sports FieldComplimentary for All Ages

Bring the entire family out for some fresh air and exercise! Reservations can be made by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

FLAG FOOTBALLSATURDAY, APRIL 181:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.The Landing Sports FieldComplimentaryAges 7 and Up

Play a friendly game of flag football! To reserve your spot, please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

BIRDHOUSE CRAFTSATURDAY, APRIL 251:00 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.Rock House$8.00 per childAges 5 and Up (ages 4 and under with adult)Limited to 10 participants

Decorate a mini birdhouse using colorful paints! Reservations can be made by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

KIDS NIGHT OUT “SPRING FLING”FRIDAY, APRIL 245:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Plantation Gazebo$22.00 per childAges 5-12; limited to 30 participants

Have your kids ready for a nighttime adventure as we have a parent-free night including a meal and fun! Limbo, Bingo, Kickball, Dodgeball, H.O.R.S.E. and SPUD are just a few of the games we will play. Please dress for the weather. Cheese Pizzas and Hawaiian Punch will be served for dinner. Please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 for reservations.

DESIGN A KITE CRAFTSATURDAY, MAY 94:00 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.Plantation Commons Rear Patio$6.00 per childAges 5 and Up (ages 4 and under with adult)Limited to 20 participants

Personalize your own kite then take it for its maiden voyage on the Commons field! Reservations can be made by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

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MOTHER’S DAY CRAFTSUNDAY, MAY 1011:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.The Landing Clubhouse Golf Room$8.00 per kitEstimated time of craft: 25 minutes

Drop in during Mother’s Day Brunch and create a gift for that special lady in your life! A kit will be available that includes a card, bracelet, necklace and gift box. For reservations, please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

DIVE-IN MOVIE“SURF’S UP” RATED GFRIDAY, MAY 228:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.Linger Longer ParkComplimentary

Bring your floats and pool noodles to the first Dive-In Movie of 2015! Popcorn and soft drinks will be available for purchase. Please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 for reservations.

PICK-UP SOCCER GAMESATURDAY, MAY 231:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.The Landing Sports FieldComplimentary

All skill levels are welcome! Reservations can be made by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

KIDS NIGHT OUT “SPLASH INTO SUMMER”SATURDAY, MAY 23 5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.The Landing Pool $22.00 per childAges 5-12; limited to 30 participants

The Landing Pool will be “swimming” with fun activities, including Pool Noodle Horse Races, Relay Races, Categories and The Blob Game. Please send children with any floatation devices needed. Cheese Pizzas and Hawaiian Punch will be served for dinner. Please register by contacting the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

GLOW-IN-THE-DARK GAMESSUNDAY, MAY 24 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.The Landing Sports Field

All ages are welcome to play Capture the Flag, SPUD, Kickball, Steal the Bacon, Freeze Tag and more! Please wear sneakers or tennis shoes for this event. Reservations can be made by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

FAMILY CARDBOARD BOAT REGATTAMONDAY, MAY 251:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.Plantation Point Pavilion$15.00 per family

Cardboard and tape will be supplied, you provide the imagination and fun! Each team will be given an hour and a half to create a “Sea Worthy” vessel; once completed, the boats will be raced with prizes awarded to the first, second and third place boats. Please register for this event before May 22 by calling the Member Concierge at 706-467-1111.

WET & WILD POOL PARTYMONDAY, MAY 25 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.The Landing PoolComplimentary

Start the summer off with a bang and join the recreation staff for family fun and games poolside, including a Biggest Splash Contest, a dance contest, games including Sharks and Minnows, and much more! For reservations, please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

SUMMER KICK-OFFSATURDAY, MAY 30 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.Plantation Commons Field$5.00 per family

Meet the summer staff with a Kids vs. Staff Kickball Game, followed by a hot dog roast and s’mores around the fire! All ages are welcome at this event! Please register by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

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MARINA HOURS OF OPERATION 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Plantation, Lake Club and Great Waters

The Landing marina is on-call weekdays for launching and retrieving, and also open on weekends in April from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.All Marinas

WINEBoth Plantation and Lake Club marinas now feature a selection of wine stocked for member purchase by the bottle or case at a low member price.

ON-WATER BOAT SHOWSATURDAY, MAY 910:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Plantation Marina

Singleton Marine Group at Boats with Gusto will display and offer test drives aboard new watercraft they have in stock such as Malibu, Regal, Cobalt and Harris. Complimentary hotdogs, chips and sodas will be available around noon at the pavilion for boat show guests. This is the perfect time to find that new boat and have fun on the lake this summer.

YETI COOLERS & ACCESSORIES FEATURED IN MARINA SHOPSYETI Coolers were created by authentic outdoorsmen who leveraged their experiences afield to create an extremely durable product that is great for hunting, fishing, camping, boating, rafting, tailgating, paddling or barbequing.

ON-DEMAND BOAT SHUTTLE SERVICEBeginning April 1, the complimentary shuttle service from Plantation marina to Great Waters clubhouse will be available on demand daily from 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. The boat will leave the Plantation marina on the hour and Great Waters clubhouse at half past the hour. The boat will not run during inclement weather.

VAN SHUTTLE SERVICEWe offer a special van shuttle service for members at $35 per hour running and $20 per hour idle time for all types of events including dinner shuttles, weddings, shopping trips, special events, etc. Take advantage of this wonderful member service and schedule your next event with us.

FULL MOON CRUISESATURDAY, APRIL 4MONDAY, MAY 47:00 p.m.Plantation and Lake Club Marinas

Join us as we watch the moon rise. We will depart from the Plantation and Lake Club marinas at 7:00 p.m. The boat departing from the Plantation will stop at the Great Waters clubhouse for pick up at 7:15 p.m. Bring a snack to share, paper products and the beverage of your choice. You may ride with us or bring your own boat for this adult-only event. Limited space is available.

When making reservations through the Member Concierge, please order your select bottle of wine that will be available for grab and go on the marina docks before the cruise.

24TH ANNUAL SPRING MEMBER-GUEST TOURNAMENTWEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 – FRIDAY, APRIL 17$200.00 per team

Captain’s Meeting Wednesday, April 15 6:30 p.m. Plantation Marina Porch Day One of Fishing Thursday, April 16 3:00 p.m. Weigh-In Plantation Marina

Day Two of Fishing Friday, April 17 2:00 p.m. Weigh-In Lake Club Marina Dinner and Awards Ceremony Friday, April 17 6:30 p.m. Lake Club

This three-day event will be made up of Member-Member and Member-Guest teams from all over the United States. For more information or to sign up for the event, please call the Plantation marina at 706.467.1194. La

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HAS YOUR BOAT BEEN PREPPED FOR SUMMER? It’s that time of year again and the boating season is upon us; if you haven’t had a pre-season checkup on your vessel, you should before you plan on hitting the lake. It’s very important to make sure all engine parts and lubrications are working correctly as well as the cooling system on your boat. If you are not up to date on engine servicing and cleaning, now is a great time to take advantage before peak boating season. Checking all accessories such as lights, bilge pumps and blowers will provide a safe and enjoyable escape on the water.

COSTA DEL MAR FEATURED IN MARINA SHOPSThe Plantation and Lake Club marinas offer Costa del Mar sunglasses with a wide variety of frames and lenses to choose from, as well as apparel and accessories. Built by hand, backed for life.

KIDS POND FISHINGAT CAROLYN’S PONDSATURDAY, APRIL 42:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

SATURDAY, MAY 239:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

It’s Kids Pond Fishing! Bring your kids down to Carolyn’s Pond for some great fishing action. Rods and reels will be provided but feel free to bring your own. Kids must be accompanied by an adult. Limited space is available, by reservation only. Please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

SPIRIT OF OCONEEThe Spirit of Oconee is available for captained dinner, cocktail and sunset cruises. Sit along the top deck as we navigate the beautiful waters of Lake Oconee and enjoy the fabulous views like no other, or go below and enjoy the climate controlled downstairs for the perfect comfort cruise.

POKER RUN ON THE SPIRIT OF OCONEESATURDAY, APRIL 184:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.Plantation Marina and Pavilion$32.95++ per person Bar on Board, Member Charge Only

Our first pick up will be at the Plantation marina at 4:00 p.m.; then we will cruise to the Great Waters marina for a 4:30 p.m. pick up. Players will receive a card when they board and an additional four cards at various times during the cruise. The event will end at the Plantation Pavilion with a dinner buffet prepared by Chef Colby. During dessert, the Best & Worst Hand Awards will be presented. At 8:00 p.m. guests will be returned to Great Waters.

Please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 to make reservations.

2015 PAY AS YOU GO RENTAL PROGRAMThis program, offered at the Plantation, Great Waters and Lake Club marinas, is a great way to try out our Harris and Bennington pontoon boats. These packages have been deeply discounted, providing a special opportunity to enjoy the lake. Please call the Plantation marina at 706.467.1194, Great Waters marina at 706.467.4051, or the Lake Club marina at 706.467.1601 for more information.

WINE TASTING CRUISE ON THE SPIRIT OF OCONEESATURDAY, APRIL 253:45 p.m. BoardingPlantation Marina$31.95 per person

A wine representative from Quality Wines will discuss the unique qualities of five distinct wines from their portfolio: Spy Valley, Sauvignon Blanc, Rombauer, Chardonnay, Punta Final, Malbec, Cloudline, Pinot Noir and Woop Woop, Shiraz.

A selection of cheeses will be available to complement the tasting.

Members may opt to be transported on the Spirit of Oconee to Great Waters for dinner after the Wine Tasting, with return service provided by the regularly scheduled pontoon boat shuttle.

Please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 to make your reservations.

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TENNIS MEMBER APPRECIATION BANQUETSATURDAY, JANUARY 24 Lake Club

We showed appreciation to our tennis members for taking part in the tennis program throughout the year with this annual event. We also rolled out our exciting events for the upcoming year. We recognized our two USTA State Championship winning teams and congratulated all Club Championship award winners. The Tennis Fixture Award Winner was Brenda Bray for being involved in almost every event this year. The Chris Villa Clinic Award went to Barbara Gordon for being the most active clinic participant throughout the year. It was a great evening for all sixty-three members who attended; all went away with some great tennis prizes.

CLAY SHOOTING & DINNER FRIDAY, APRIL 245:00 p.m. Shooting7:00 p.m. DinnerOld Hudson Plantation$75.00 per person, all inclusive or $15.00 for dinner only

Join us as we revisit Old Hudson Plantation for a fun evening of clay shooting and barbeque dinner. Men, women, novices, intermediates and expert shooters are all welcome to participate. Members may also bring guests. If you’ve never experienced this sport, this is the perfect opportunity to see what it’s all about. Hands-on gun safety and training will be provided prior to the event and a trained handler will be by your side at all times.

All shotguns, ammunition and safety equipment will be provided; the dinner will be “BYOB.” The shuttle van will depart from Plantation Commons at 4:30 p.m. to Old Hudson Plantation, returning after dinner; or you may use your own transportation if you prefer. Shuttle van reservations should be made when signing up for the event; space is limited.

The reservation deadline is Monday, April 20 at 6:00 p.m.; the 72-hour cancellation policy is in effect. To sign up or for more information, please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

2014 Tennis Fixture Award winner, Brenda Bray (right), with PBI Tennis Professional, James Derrick (left).

MONTHLY MEETINGTHURSDAY, APRIL 9 7:00 p.m.Plantation Commons

THURSDAY, MAY 7 7:00 p.m.Plantation Gazebo

MONTHLY TOURNAMENT FIRST SAFE LIGHTTuesday, April 21 & May 19Plantation Marina

TOM WOJNAS CLASSICTUESDAY, MAY 12 Lake Club Marina

Lake Oconee Anglers

For more information on the Anglers, please visit www.reynoldsplantation.net or email Dick Wuori at dickwuori1@aol.com.

If you are interested in joining the Lake Oconee Anglers, please contact:Ken Woodring- President 706.453.4363 Ric Crane- Vice President 706.623.1582Dick Wuori- Treasurer 706.923.0176Bill Boughner- Secretary 706.467.3423

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EASTER & MASTERS WEEK TENNIS ACTIVITIES SATURDAY, APRIL 4 – FRIDAY, APRIL 10Lake Club Tennis Center

EASTER JUNIOR TENNIS CLINICSATURDAY, APRIL 48:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.$12.00 per personAges 6-14

EASTER ROUND ROBINSATURDAY, APRIL 49:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Complimentary

Join us for our annual Easter Weekend Round Robin, a popular event for all levels. Please sign up by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

MASTERS WEEK CHALLENGE THE BALL MACHINEMONDAY, APRIL 611:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.$12.00 per person

CARDIO TENNIS WORKOUTTUESDAY, APRIL 710:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. $12.00 per person

MASTERS WEEK ALL LEVELS FREE TENNIS CLINIC WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.Complimentary

TAILGATE MASTERS ROUND ROBIN FRIDAY, APRIL 109:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Complimentray

This is a “BYOB” format. Enjoy the tennis and bring your own drinks and snacks.

REYNOLDS OPEN MEMBER-GUEST TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPSTHURSDAY, APRIL 30 – DRAW PARTY6:00 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres with Cash Bar7:00 p.m. Draw Announcement Lake Club Infinity Pool

FRIDAY, MAY 1 - SUNDAY, MAY 3Lake Club Tennis Center$45.00 per member; $55.00 per guest

Test your skills and bring your favorite guest; if you do not have a guest, we can help find one for you. Event levels range from 2.5 to 5.0 and an Open level. Included in the event is a welcome packet, light breakfast each day, fruit throughout the event, healthy drinks on court and lunch on Sunday. Please contact the Lake Club tennis center if you need a partner or call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 to sign up.

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Please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 to sign up. Classes are limited.

ADULT BEGINNERS THURSDAYS 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.$12.00 per person

ADVANCED ADULT CLINICSLEVELS 3.5 & 4.0-4.5 FRIDAYS1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. $18.00 per person

LEVEL 3.0 CLINICS SATURDAY &SUNDAY12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.$12.00 per person

LEVEL 3.5 & ABOVE CLINICS SATURDAY 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.SUNDAY1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.$12.00 per person

ALL LEVELS FREE CLINIC WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8WEDNESDAY, MAY 131:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.Complimentary

WEEKLY JUNIOR TENNIS CLASSESLake Club Tennis Center

Pee Wees (ages 4-6) ...................$10.00 per person ...........Wednesday & Friday ..............3:45 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.Future Stars (ages 7-10) ...........$12.00 per person ...........Wednesday & Friday ..............4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.Challengers (ages 11-15) .........$12.00 per person ...........Thursday .....................................4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

WEEKLY ADULT CLINICS | APRIL & MAYLake Club Tennis Center

FRIDAY TAILGATE RETRO TENNIS FRIDAY, MAY 155:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Lake Club Tennis Center Complimentary

This is a “BYOB” format. Enjoy the tennis and bring your own drinks and snacks. For our May event, don’t forget to wear your tennis whites and bring your wood racquet; if you don’t still have it, we would be happy to loan you one for the day.

Reynolds Plantation Junior Tennis LeagueOur Junior Team Tennis League will resume this spring, comprised of both middle school and club teams, for players of all levels. This is an opportunity for juniors to play competitive matches and build team skills in a fun environment. We encourage parent involvement with this activity as there will be many opportunities for participation.

WHO: Boys & GirlsAges: 11-14Beginner to intermediate level tennis playersArea middle school and club teams make up the league

WHAT: Team Play – Singles, Doubles and Mixed Doubles MatchesMinimum of five matchesNo prizes or championship – only goals set by coachesMatch days will vary, depending on other teams and court availability

WHERE: Various participating team home courts based on availability (The Landing courts included)

WHEN: Thursday, April 2 – Saturday, May 16After school play – matches to end by 7:00 p.m.Practice Sessions: Every Thursday from 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. at the Lake Club tennis center

SEASON COST: $75.00 per personIncludes courts, balls, coaching on home match day, organization and practice sessions.

MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND TENNIS ACTIVITIES SATURDAY, MAY 23 – MONDAY, MAY 25Lake Club Tennis Center

MEMORIAL DAY JUNIOR TENNIS CLINIC SATURDAY, MAY 239:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.$12.00 per personAges 6 –16

MEMORIAL DAY ADULT ROUND ROBINMONDAY, MAY 259:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.ComplimentaryThis event is open to all levels of players.

Please sign up for either of these events by calling the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111.

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SCREENING FOR ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSMSWEDNESDAY, APRIL 15Dr. Jeffrey Pearce, Athens Vascular Specialists5:00 p.m. Reception5:30 p.m. PresentationLake Club Ballroom

Guest speaker Jim Craig is the National Spokesperson for the Ultimate SAAAVE campaign, a public awareness initiative that encourages those with risk factors for an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm to receive a quick and painless screening. Mr. Craig is best remembered for his outstanding goaltending in the 1980 Winter Olympics where the U.S. ice hockey team beat the heavily favored Russians and went on to win the Olympic gold medal. About eight years afterwards, Jim Craig’s father died from a burst Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm. Out of respect for this important topic, Mr. Craig requests that guests not request autographs but rather engage in the final Q&A regarding these aneurysms which are the 13th leading cause of death annually in the U.S.

Guest speaker Dr. Pearce is an active member of the medical staff at Athens Regional Medical Center and St. Mary’s Hospital, and an active member in many leading medical organizations, including the American College of Surgeons, Peripheral Vascular Surgery Society, Society for Vascular Surgery, Society for Vascular Ultrasound and the Southeastern Surgical Congress. His practice interests include complex aortic and peripheral vascular reconstruction for aneurysm and occlusive disease, carotid disease, varicose vein disease and hemodialysis access.

SPECIAL COMPETITIVE CAMPS TUESDAY – FRIDAY 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.$77.00 per camper, per weekAges 11-18

These camps are designed for the more serious juniors who are playing tournaments, leagues and teams. Focus on improving match play, becoming your own coach, strategy, playing under pressure and advanced competition.

Week 1: June 9 – 12Week 2: June 30 – July 3Week 3: July 7 – 10

SPECIAL SUMMER CAMP EVENTSThese special events are for all campers who participate in any week and include games and prizes for all who attend.

ALL CAMPERS PIZZA & CHALLENGEFRIDAY, JUNE 2612:00 p.m.$3.00 per person

BACK TO SCHOOL BEAT THE PRO & PIZZA CHALLENGEFRIDAY, JULY 2412:00 p.m.$3.00 per person

Wellness“THE ULTIMATE SAAAVE”

WEEKLY JUNIOR TENNIS CLASSESLake Club Tennis Center

Pee Wees (ages 4-6) ...................$10.00 per person ...........Wednesday & Friday ..............3:45 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.Future Stars (ages 7-10) ...........$12.00 per person ...........Wednesday & Friday ..............4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.Challengers (ages 11-15) .........$12.00 per person ...........Thursday .....................................4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

TUESDAY – FRIDAYJUNE 2 – AUGUST 7Linger Longer Park Registration is currently open.

All of those involved in the Summer Tennis Camp will receive a special camp T-shirt and $5.00 off our junior rate of $40.00 per hour on private lessons during the time they are enrolled. Please make your reservations by visiting www.reynoldsplantation.net.

Each week’s session will include a Bring-A-Friend Day on Thursday and a Candy and Game Day on Friday. An additional $5.00 fee per week will be charged for sponsored non-members.

Each week’s activities will be geared toward specific age ranges and ability levels. If children do not have a racket, one will be available for them to use at no charge during the camps.

Pee Wees (ages 4-6) 9:00 - 9:45 a.m.$45.00 per camper, per week

Focus will be on eye-hand coordination, fun games and an introduction to strokes. Future Stars (ages 7-10) 11:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.$53.00 per camper, per week

Focus on balance, beginning stroke production, skill games and some play situations.

Challengers (ages 11-14) 9:45- 11:00 a.m.$65.00 per camper, per week

Focus on more stroke production, balance, stroke corrections and beginning match play.

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IN THE CELLAR WITH ROBERT“FRANCE: WINES OF THE RHONE VALLEY” WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 & APRIL 15WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 & MAY 205:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.Linger Longer Steakhouse$20.00 per person

Join Robert Ardinger, Level 2 Sommelier and Linger Longer Steak House manager, for a wine tasting on the second and third Wednesday of every month. Robert will pour five wines of different varietals and styles from the same country or region. Paired with five cheeses, Robert will explain the way they blend and contrast. Please call 706.467.7059 for reservations.

Member discounts apply.

FIVE @ FIVE AT LINGER LONGER STEAKHOUSE4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Chef Chris Heath has partnered with our Bar Chefs to create a tapas-style menu available at Linger Longer Bar. The menu will feature five cocktail selections and five appetizers for $5 each.

Member discounts do not apply.

SOUTHERN PICNIC AT GABY’S BY THE LAKETHURSDAY, APRIL 16THURSDAY, MAY 21Join Restaurant Manager, Jonathan Teague, and Head Chef, John Wentzel, as they introduce a pre-fixe menu inspired by a Southern picnic in the spring. Every third Thursday of the month, the three course menu will be offered for $35 or you can choose to have it paired with three of our Bar Chefs’ original cocktails for $50. Reservations are not required for what is sure to be a summertime favorite!

Member discounts do not apply.

WHISKEY & FOOD TASTING IN GEORGIA’S BISTROEVERY SATURDAY3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.$22.00 per person

Join us every Saturday for a lesson on a Southern original, Whiskey! Our resident Whiskey Expert will educate you on the origin, history, process and flavor profile of whiskey. Chef Aaron Baxendale will create a small Southern tasting that will pair perfectly. The class will also include samples. This unique experience has limited availability, so please call 706.467.7059 for reservations.

Member discounts apply.

he Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation is welcoming spring with the debut of our pool, Spa and meeting space renovations. We hope you enjoy our new look and have a chance to try our special dining and spa experiences.

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EASTER BRUNCH SUNDAY, APRIL 5 Morning Seating Times: 11:00 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 11:30 a.m. & 11:45 a.m.Afternoon Seating Times: 2:00 p.m., 2:15 p.m., 2:30 p.m. & 2:45 p.m.Grand Ballroom$73.00 per adult$35.00 per child under age 12Complimentary for children under age 3

Enjoy our famous Easter Brunch in the newly-renovated Ritz-Carlton Grand Ballroom! Please call 706.467.7059 for reservations.

Member discounts do not apply.

MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH SUNDAY, MAY 10 Morning Seating Times: 11:00 a.m., 11:15 a.m. & 11:30 a.m.Afternoon Seating Times: 1:30 p.m., 1:45 p.m. & 2:00 p.m.Grand Ballroom$75.00 per adult$36.00 per child under age 12Complimentary for children under age 3

Enjoy our famous Mother’s Day Brunch in our newly-renovated Ritz-Carlton Grand Ballroom! The resort’s extravagant buffet includes Grilled Steaks, Seafood, Lobster Bisque, and of course, our Famous Carrot Cake. Please call 706.467.7059 for reservations.

Member discounts do not apply.

S A V E T H E D A T E !LIVE AT THE LAKESave the Date for our 2015 Live at the Lake Summer Concert Series!

Sunday, June 21Sunday, July 19Sunday, August 2Sunday, August 16

We look forward to seeing you at our newly-renovated Spa and the launch of our new Spa services menu. Our renovations include an amber and amethyst color palette which creates a warm, natural ambiance. Additions include a men’s shave room in a classic barber shop style, expanded women’s lounge and enlarged manicure and pedicure room. Enjoy our Signature treatments such as the Oconee Rain, Surrender to Serenity and Four Paths Foot Treatment.

Member discounts apply.

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Members introducing their friends to Reynolds Plantation is a Club tradition that spans more than a quarter century.

Hundreds of current members first learned about the community from other members who decided to share their little piece of paradise with the people they admire most. Jim Joel did so, and as a result, when he and his college fraternity brothers get together for a round of golf, there aren’t a lot of travel arrangements necessary. With some of his closest friends living within the same community, it’s just a few phone calls, some quick calendar checking and then a few practice swings on the range. But these unofficial Sigma Nu reunions certainly weren’t always as easy to orchestrate. It all started around eighteen years ago when Joel had a group of his dearest friends down from his home state of West Virginia: Mike and Jane Carroll, Fred Rine, Doc Lykins, Pidge Goodrich and Ed DeStefano. The group were all students at West Virginia University and each of the guys pledged Sigma Nu together. Joel, who bought a vacation home at Reynolds in 1994 and moved to the community full time from Atlanta in 2001, reunited the gang for his 50th birthday party. Along with family and other friends, they rented cottages over the Memorial Day weekend, played a ton of golf and “just had the best time,” Joel says. “The golf courses were great – we had only two at that time, the Plantation and Great Waters – and it was just so beautiful. Everyone fell in love with the place. So I asked the guys if they wanted to make it an annual event to meet up here at Reynolds Plantation.” Carroll didn’t need an invitation; he quickly bought a lakefront homesite at Reynolds Plantation where he and his wife Janie currently live. By the next year, Rine bought a homesite, and Lykins, Goodrich and DeStefano soon followed suit. Although two members of the group have since moved to be closer to their children and grandchildren, Carroll, Rine, Lykins and Joel still live at Reynolds Plantation. To make things easier, the five chums all happened to know a great builder. Joel, who has built custom homes for over 35 years, worked with each of his friends that built at Reynolds Plantation. “We are all still very close,” Joel said. “We play a lot of golf together. We all love the place.” Joel and wife Cindy are in their third home, now living along the water near the Creek Club. Originally from Wheeling, W.V., Joel graduated with a degree in marketing from WVU in 1969. He originally sold accounting machines and then transitioned into the computer sales industry. Wanting to “do something on my own,” Joel pursued the real estate business, buying a Re/Max franchise and moving from West Virginia to Atlanta in 1973. In 1982 he started a construction firm specializing in building in upscale Atlanta country club commu-nities, which continues to be the lifeblood of the company, now run by his son Matt. The Joels like to travel, too – as long as there’s golf at the destination. But Joel admits that he’s getting spoiled, finding himself wondering why he is paying to stay somewhere not as nice as his Reynolds Plantation home and play courses not as good as those in his backyard. “I tell Cindy, ‘If it’s better than here, sign me up. If not, I am staying home,’” Joel says.

To read more about the Brothers of Sigma Nu, visit www.reynoldsplantation.com.

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—Jim and Cindy Joel

Surrounded By Friends

West Virginia Sigma Nu Fraternity Brothers at the Men’s Member-Guest Golf Tournament, early 2000’s. Pictured Back L-R: Doc Lykins and Fred Rine. Pictured Front L-R: Mike Carroll, Ed DeStefano and Jim Joel.

“We play a lot of golf together. We all love the place.”

MEMbER CALENdAR | APRIL 2015

Easter Brunch - CC, PL, TL & Ritz

Masters Week

Sunday Brunch – CC & TLFamily Style – PL

Masters Week

Sunday Brunch – CC & TLFamily Style – PL

Sunday Brunch – CC & TLFamily Style – PL

Italian Wine Sampling - CCItalian Night – CCSoup & Salad Garden – TLChallenge the Ball Machine - TCMasters Week

Italian Night - CCSoup & Salad Garden - TL

Italian Night - CCSoup & Salad Garden – TLCouples’ Twilight at TL

Italian Night - CCSoup & Salad Garden - TL

Endless Pasta - TLCardio Tennis Workout - TC

Masters Week

Endless Pasta - TLPiano Bar - GW

Endless Pasta - TLAnglers Tournament – PL Marina

Endless Pasta – TL

Craft of the Burger - PLPools Open!

Craft of the Burger – PLGolf Demo DayFree Tennis Clinic – TCIn the Cellar at LLS - Ritz

Masters Week

Craft of the Burger - PLLLLS – Rock HousePLC Meeting – LCSpring Member-Guest – PL MarinaWellness Lecture – LCIn the Cellar at LLS - Ritz

Craft of the Burger - PL

LLLS – Rock House

PL will be closed for Dinner Service. TL will be open for Dinner Service.

Prime & Wine - PL

Prime & Wine - PL Golf Demo DayAnglers Meeting – PL Commons

Masters Week

Prime & Wine - PLSpring Member-Guest – PL MarinaSouthern Picnic at Gaby’s - Ritz

Prime & Wine - PLCC 9 & DineLLLS – Rock House

Prime & Wine - PLWomen’s Member-GuestLLLS – Rock HouseOpen Member-Guest Tennis Draw Party - TC

Plantation Pizzas – PLShrimp & Crab Feast - TLEaster Egg-Stravaganza – PL CommonsLATL Meeting - TL

Plantation Pizzas - PLLobster Feast - TLGolf Demo DayPick-Up Basketball - TLSports FieldTailgate Round Robin - TCMasters Week

Plantation Pizzas - PLShrimp & Crab Feast - TLCC Spring InvitationalPick-Up Basketball - TL Sports FieldSpring Member-Guest – LC MarinaCC will be closed for Dinner Service.

Plantation Pizzas - PLLobster Feast - TLKids Night Out – LL ParkClay Shooting & Dinner – Old Hudson Plantation

Steak by Weight – PLEaster Egg Hunt & Rec Fest – PL CommonsMovie on the Lawn – PL CommonsKids Pond Fishing – Carolyn’s PondFull Moon Cruise – PL & LC MarinasJR Tennis Clinic – TCEaster Round Robin - TCWhiskey Tasting at Georgia’s - Ritz

Masters Week

Wine Pairing - CCSteak by Weight - PLFamily Kickball – TL Sports FieldToddler Story & Craft – Rock HouseWhiskey Tasting at Georgia’s - Ritz

Masters Week

Steak by Weight - PLFlag Football – TL Sports FieldPoker Run on Spirit of Oconee – PL Marina & PavWhiskey Tasting at Georgia’s - Ritz

Steak by Weight - PLToddler Story & Craft – Rock HouseBirdhouse Craft – Rock HouseWine Tasting on Spirit of Oconee – PL MarinaWhiskey Tasting at Georgia’s - Ritz

For more information on Reynolds Plantation member, golf and tennis events, please call 706.467.1111 or visit www.reynoldsplantation.net. All dates subject to change.

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MEMbER CALENdAR | MAY 2015

Sunday Brunch – CC & TLFamily Style – PLOpen Member-Guest Tennis - TC

Mother’s Day Brunch - CC, PL, TL & RitzFamily Style – PLMother’s Day Craft – TL Golf Room

Sunday Brunch – CC & TLFamily Style - PL

Sunday Brunch – CC & TLFamily Style - PLInfinity Summer Night – LCFamily Kickball – TL Sports FieldGlow-in-the-Dark Games - TL Sports Field

Sunday Brunch – CC & TLFamily Style - PL

Italian Wine Sampling - CCItalian Night – CCSoup & Salad Garden – TLLLLS – LCFull Moon Cruise – PL & LC Marinas

Italian Night – CCSoup & Salad Garden – TLLLLS – Sandy Creek BarnRefection Garden Party

Italian Night - CCSoup & Salad Garden - TLPGA Free Lesson Couples’ Twilight at TL

Italian Night – CCSoup & Salad Garden – TLCouples Summer Kick-OffPick-Up Basketball – TL Sports FieldBoat Regatta – PL PavWet & Wild Party – TL PoolAdult Round Robin - TC

Endless Pasta - TLCinco de Mayo - LC

Endless Pasta - TLTom Wojnas Classic – LC Marina

Endless Pasta - TLPGA Free LessonRapids Open Enrollment – LL ParkLLLS – Rock HouseAngler Tournament – PL Marina

Endless Pasta - TL

Craft of the Burger - PL

Craft of the Burger - PLFree Tennis Clinic - TCIn the Cellar at LLS - Ritz

Craft of the Burger - PLPGA Free LessonPLC Meeting – LCIn the Cellar at LLS - Ritz

Craft of the Burger - PLLLLS – Rock House

Prime & Wine - PLLLLS – LCAngler Meeting – PL Gazebo

Prime & Wine - PLMen’s Member-Guest

Prime & Wine - PLPGA Free LessonLLLS – Rock HouseSouthern Picnic at Gaby’s - Ritz

Prime & Wine - PLCC 9 & DineLLLS – Rock House

Plantation Pizzas - PLLobster Feast - TLPick-Up Basketball - TL Sports Field

Plantation Pizzas - PLShrimp & Crab Feast - TLMen’s Member-GuestTailgate Retro Tennis - TC

Plantation Pizzas - PLLobster Feast - TLPGA Free LessonDive-In Movie - LL Park

Plantation Pizzas - PLShrimp & Crab Feast - TLPick-Up Basketball - TL Sports Field

Culinary Creations - CCKentucky Derby - PLSteak by Weight - PLOpen Member-Guest Tennis – TCWhiskey Tasting at Georgia’s - Ritz

Plantation Pizzas – PLShrimp & Crab Feast - TLInfinity Pool Bar ReopensWomen’s Member-GuestLATL Meeting - TLOpen Member-Guest Tennis - TC

Wine Pairing - CCSteak by Weight – PLToddler Story & Craft – Rock HouseDesign a Kite Craft – PL CommonsOn-Water Boat Show – PL MarinaWhiskey Tasting at Georgia’s - Ritz

Steak by Weight – PLMen’s Member-GuestFamily Kickball - TL Sports FieldWhiskey Tasting at Georgia’s - Ritz

Steak by Weight – PL Toddler Story & Craft – Rock HousePick-Up Soccer Game - TL Sports FieldKids Night Out – TL PoolKids Pond Fishing – Carolyn’s PondJR Tennis Clinic - TCWhiskey Tasting at Georgia’s - Ritz

Steak by Weight - PLSummer Kick Off – PL CommonsWhiskey Tasting at Georgia’s - Ritz

For more information on Reynolds Plantation member, golf and tennis events, please call 706.467.1111 or visit www.reynoldsplantation.net. All dates subject to change.

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THE LADIES AT THE LANDING10:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.The Landing Lake Room$13.00++ per person

FRIDAY, APRIL 3Spring is in the air and Easter is around the corner, so what better time for the Ladies at the Landing to spruce up their looks with the season’s newest trends. Hostesses Nancy White and Ginger Cargile will welcome Christine’s Jewelry & Accessories for a fashion show with modeling by three of their very own LATL members. Come check out spring’s must haves!

FRIDAY, MAY 1Hostesses Terri Rose and Sharon Russo will welcome Lifetime TV personalities Double Divas at the May luncheon. Molly Hopkins and Cynthia Decker, owners of renowned LiviRae Lingerie Boutique in Atlanta, will share their Southern charm and natural talent for helping women find comfortable, correctly sized bras, as well as lingerie makeovers. Private fittings will be offered and the meeting is sure to be an “uplifting” experience.

Reservations for either event can be made by calling the Member Concierge by noon of the Tuesday before the meeting at 706.467.1111.

PLANTATION LADIES CLUB11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.Lake Club$17.00++ per person

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15“Design Trends for 2015 and Beyond”

Join Debbie Dukes Moseley as she shares with us what future design trends are in color and fabrics. See the new trends before they appear in magazines. This should be a fun and informative presentation by Debbie and some of her vendors, and may get you thinking about updating the look of some of your rooms.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20Installation of Officers for 2015-2016

Join us at the beautiful Great Waters clubhouse for a delicious lunch while we thank the outgoing officers and Board, and welcome the incoming Board.

Please contact the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 to reserve your place for both events.

REYNOLDS PLANTATION REFLECTION GARDEN PARTYMONDAY, MAY 114:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. (Rain or Shine)Complimentary Wine and Cheese

Come stroll the garden and enjoy its beautiful surroundings. This year we are rededicating the expanded Pet Area, which is a labor of love graciously donated by Anne and Billy Feakins.

Place a bid for our silent auction items. There will be original art available for purchase by Gail Vail and other local artists along with beautiful handiwork by Kathleen Acra. Purchase a chance to perk up your patio with raffle tickets for colorful container gardens; additionally, special plants will be available for purchase.

The funds raised by this event will benefit future development and upkeep in the garden.

Please call the Member Concierge at 706.467.1111 to reserve this complimentary event.

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REYNOLDS PLANTATION MEN’S CLUBWEDNESDAY, JULY 15:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.Lake Club

Join the Men’s Club as they welcome recently named 2014 NFL Coach of the Year and Head Coach for the Arizona Cardinals, Bruce Arians.

Coming Soon

100 Linger Longer RoadGreensboro, Georgia 30642

General Phone: 706.467.3151Member Toll-Free: 800.322.1665Reservation Line: 706.467.1111www.ReynoldsPlantation.net

www.ReynoldsPlantation.com

June 1 Reynolds Adventurers Camps BeginJune 2 Full Moon CruiseJune 2 Summer Junior Tennis Camps BeginJune 4 New Member DinnerJune 5 Patio DancingJune 6 Wine Tasting CruiseJune 7 Tennis Pro ExhibitionJune 11 Cooking DemoJune 12 Old Hudson Plantation Shooting & DinnerJune 15 Couples’ Twilight at PlantationJune 19 Tailgate TennisJune 22 – 25 Junior Golf Camp: Introductory SkillsJune 26 – 28 Tennis Singles & Mixed Doubles Club ChampionshipJune 27 Kids Night OutJune 29 Youth Soccer CampJuly 3 Kids Pond FishingJuly 4 Independence Day FireworksJuly 4 Independence Day Golf EventJuly 4 Tennis Round Robin

July 6 – 9 Junior Golf Camp: Introductory SkillsJuly 9 Cooking DemoJuly 14 Piano BarJuly 17 Tailgate TennisJuly 20 Couples’ Twilight at NationalJuly 25 Kids Night OutJuly 27 – 30 Junior Golf Camp: Secondary SkillsJuly 30 Atlanta Pro Tour Tennis EventJuly 31 Full Moon CruiseJuly 31 Patio Dancing

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