FEBRUARY 2015

FEB. EVENTS:Sunday, 1st

Super Bowl Shoot-OutFriday, 6thTeam Trivia

Saturday, 7thCouples Nine & Dine

Wednesday, 11thLGA Kick OffSaturday, 14th

Valentine’s Day DinnerWednesday, 18th

Half-Price Wing NightSaturday, 21stOyster RoastSunday, 22ndBreakfast BuffetTuesday, 24th

CCWC Community BUNCOWednesday, 25thTaco Night

Saturday, 28thDemo Day

Saturday, 28thSeafood & Prime Rib Buffet

Saturday, February 14Valentine’s Day

Dinner6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Saturday, February 14Valentine’s Day

Dinner6:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Performance by Classical Guitarist, Keith Miller

$40.95 per person*Reservations Required*

1st CourseGrilled Romaine Hearts, Roasted

Cherry Tomatoes, Sourdough Croutons, Shaved

Pecorino Cheese,Charred Onion Vinaigrette

2nd CourseSeared Beef Tenderloin, Butter –

Poached Lobster Tail,Truffled Potato Puree, Asparagus,

Béarnaise Sauce and Red Wine Reduction

3rd CourseChocolate Espresso, Pot De Crème,Phyllo Crisp, Raspberries andChambord – Whipped Cream

For those Parents withChildren at Home whoWould Like to Attend we will be Offering

Complimentary On-SiteSitter Services from

Annie’s Nannies. Visit them online at

www.anniesnannies.com

For those Parents withChildren at Home whoWould Like to Attend we will be Offering

Complimentary On-SiteSitter Services from

Annie’s Nannies. Visit them online at

www.anniesnannies.com

The Palmetto Bar & Grill is the perfect way to endyour golf round at Coosaw Creek. Unwind with yourfavorite beverage from our fully stocked bar whileyou relax in the newly renovated casualsurroundings. Reservations Required for ALL Special Events:Cancellation Policy will apply for no-shows andcancellations made within 24 hours of Event starttime. (50% of the price of the event will be charged tomember’s account)

Reservations: 767-9000 ext. 502

2BOARd OF diRECTORS

Aubrey Bell....................................PresidentIra Marshall ..........................Vice-PresidentKit Graves........................................DirectorJudy Hair .........................................DirectorRick Jones ........................................DirectorTonya Martin...................................DirectorJim Miller .........................................DirectorBill Moore ......................................SecretaryMarion Phillips .............................Treasurer

CLuB STAFFMike Benner ..........................................Ext. 208

General Manager/ Director of GolfEmail: mbenner@coosawcreek.com

Mike Scioli .............................................Ext. 201Administrative Manager

Email: mscioli@coosawcreek.comKaren Vaughn........................................Ext. 207

Member ServicesEmail: kvaughn@coosawcreek.com

Mike Hirshfield ....................................Ext. 205Head Chef

Email: fandbdirector@coosawcreek.comGordon Williams ...................Phone: 767-9140

SuperintendentEmail: gwilliams@coosawcreek.com

Jaeson May..............................Phone: 343-5629Aquatics Director

Email: jaesonmay@gmail.comJessica McLawhorn ..............................Ext 205

Dining Room Managerfandbdirector@coosawcreek.com

Cindy Horton ........................................Ext 202Social Events Coordinator

socialdirector@coosawcreek.comPro-Shop Staff .......................................Ext 501

Email: golfshop@coosawcreek.com

PALMETTO GRiLL HOuRS OF OPERATiONLunch

Tuesday-Sunday:11:00am-3:00pmdinner

Wednesday-Saturday:Member Dining 5:00-8:30pm (Reservations Preferred)

Children under the age of 21 are not allowed in the Members’ Lounge unless accompanied by an adult.

Bar ServiceMonday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Tuesday – Sunday: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm*Exceptions: Friday and Saturday until 10:00 pm

Food and Beverage Minimum Reminder

Winter Blitz ScheduleWhite Tee Blitz – Every Tuesday and Thursday morning

@ 9am & Saturday @8:30LGA – Every Wednesday & Saturday morning @ 9:30amBlue Tee Blitz – Every Friday @ 12:30pm

& Saturday @ 10amPlease don’t forget to sign up by the day before. Call the golf shop for more details on these events.

Make sure you meet your $150minimum by February 28th ifyour account falls within thisrange of account numbers: CC73000 – CC74999

Sunday, February 22BREAKFAST BuFFET

Featuring $10.00 Bottomless Mimosas andA Build Your Own Bloody Mary Bar

11:00 am - 2:00 pm*Reservations Required*

$13.95 per Adult • $6.95 Kids 5-10Free for Kids 4 and Under

Biscuits Scrambled EggsBacon Sausage

Hash Browns Waffle StationMixed Fruit

Assorted Danish and Muffins*Limited Lunch Menu Available*

“Thirsty Thursdays” ½ Price on ALL Bottles of Wine During Dinner Every Thursday

(DINE IN ONLY)

“Happy Hour” Every Friday & Saturday

5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Featuring $2.00 Beers, $3.00 Well Drink

and $4.00 House WineCome Join Your Friends and Neighbors

For Some Great Times and Great Company!Dinner Menu will be Available

“Kids Eat Free Night”Wednesday NightsFebruary 4, 11 & 18

One Free Kids Menu Itemwith the Purchase

of one Regular Entrée. (Dine in Only)

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BREAKFAST BuFFET

Friday, February 6Team Trivia

Game Starts at 7:00 pm$5.00 per person for Prize

Limited Dinner Menu Available

Saturday, February 7thReservations Must Be Made Prior

to Noon, Friday, February 63:00 pm Golf • 5:30 pm dinner

Family Style dinner:1st Course

Iceburg Salad, Bacon, Tomatoes, Red Onions, Sourdough Croutons, Blue Cheese Crumbles, Ranch Dressing

2nd CourseSeared Flank Steak with Peppers & Onions

Herb Grilled Chicken Breast with Pesto and Roasted TomatoesSmashed New Potatoes

Broccoli with Cheese Sauce3rd CourseBananas Foster

Wednesday, February 18HALF Price Wing Night

5:00 pm – 8:30 pm***Dine in Only***

*Reservations Required*Limited DinnerMenu AvailableCraft Beer

from Craft Café

Saturday, February 21Oyster Roast$24.95 per person

*Reservations Required*6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Live Entertainment from Guitarist & Vocalist Steamed Select Oysters

Frogmore Stew Featuring Shrimp & SausageNew Potatoes and Corn on the Cob

Dinner Rolls with ButterFor those of you who are not so keen on Oysters, A limited

Dinner Menu will be Available

Wednesday, February 25“Taco Night”6:00 pm – 8:30 pm

$11.95 per person • $6.95 Kids 5-10*Reservations Required*Beef or Chicken Taco Bar

Tortillas Chips &Salsa Mexican Rice Refried Beans

Assorted ToppingsKids Menu and dessert Menu Available

Saturday, February 28Seafood and Prime Rib Buffet

*Reservations Required*6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

$29.95 per Adult • $15.99 per ChildCrab Legs with Drawn Butter

Prime Rib with Horseradish and Au JusPeel and Eat ShrimpPotatoes Au Gratin

Broccoli, Cauliflower MedleyHouse Salad Station

Fish StewRolls and Butter

Chef’s Selection Dessert***dine in Only***

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Coosaw New Year 2015Coosaw New Year 2015Coosaw New Year 2015Coosaw New Year 2015Coosaw New Year 2015Coosaw New Year 2015Coosaw New Year 2015

It is time to brush off the cobwebs and gear up for the newgolf season. We are happy tooffer a variety of events,instruction and equipment toget you back into the swing ofthings at Coosaw Creek. Our first tournament of thenew golf season is the SuperBowl Shoot-Out which uses amodified stableford systemfeaturing football style pointsand Superbowl Raffle forprizes. The tournament willtake place on February 1st. Besure to sign up; you may do soindividually, or as a team. Golf members can pick uptheir 2015 Tournament Book orview it online on the “MembersOnly” page of our website. Thebook will contain informationon all of this year’stournaments, as well as notesfrom the various membercommittees that are working toimprove your golfingexperience at Coosaw. We will be offering many golfclinics and camps in theupcoming season for golfers ofall ages and abilities. Please seethe Course News section formore info on upcominglearning opportunities.See you on the links,

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Note From the ProNews from the Golf shop

WHAT’S NEW iN THE GOLF SHOPTitleist 915 Drivers, Fairways andHybrids (Demos Available!)

NEW Titleist ProV1 & ProV1-X golf ballsCallaway Big Bertha V Series Drivers,

Fairways and HybridsScotty Cameron Futura X putters

Ping Embroidered Cart & Stand Golf BagsPing G30 Drivers, Fairways and Hybrids

(Demos Available!)TaylorMade R15 & Aero Burner Drivers,

Fairways and Hybrids Cleveland 588 2.0 RTX WedgesFootJoy Apparel - Polo’s, Jackets,

Sweaters and Base Layer shirts for Men

Titleist, Ping & Nike Caps FootJoy DNA, Contours, Contour Casual,

M-Project, DryJoys TourU of SC Apparel & Bags

Page & Tuttle Ladies Outerwear & ApparelSun Mountain V1 Speed CartsDivots Sweaters & Vests

Weather Company Rain GearBushnell Tour V3 Range finders

Winter golf shop hours are still in effectthrough March 7th.

The golf shop will be open from7am until 5pm, seven days a week.

Now is the time to work on yourgame, as the season kicks off. Weoffer private instruction at a fee of$50 per lesson. Book a series of 3private lessons for $125 or a series of5 private lessons for $200. Grouplessons, clinics and playing lessonsalso offered.Contact the Golf Shop at 843-767-

8988 for more information.

iNSTRuCTiON CORNER

WiNTER RE-GRiPPiNG SPECiALGet your Clubs ready for the upcoming season.

Regrip 10 or more clubs and receive a $10 discount.Buy any pair of shoes, get a FREE pair of socks

(men and ladies)Buy any hat, get another hat ½ OFF

Great deals on in-stock clubs(We’ll match any Retailer’s price on 2015 product!)

“2 fer” deals on Titleist Players Flex and Footjoy GTXtreme gloves

Don’t Miss the Great Deals on the Sale Table!

PRACTiCE RANGE

Please note: The driving range will close at4:30pm on Sundays & Thursdays and open at8:30am on Mondays and Fridays to

accommodate weekly maintenance.

The Member’s practice tee has been closed recentlydue to maintenance for improvement. Please respectthe closure of this tee from time to time so that ourcrew can complete necessary maintenance.Whenever the member’s tee is closed, we willattempt to have an area for hitting off of grass, asweather permits. During the winter, the all accesssection of the range will be “mats only” during theweek. The grass will be used on weekends, weatherpermitting. This will help maintain the quality of theturf during the slower growing season.

Also, we would like to remind our members thatrange balls and bags are NOT to be removed from thedriving range. If you have any bags or balls in yourcars, golf carts, or garage, we ask that you pleasereturn them to the driving range so we can keep themin circulation for the enjoyment of all members andguests. Thanks!

7Course News

2015 ANNuAL CART PLANFor those members who play often

and are looking for a discount on cart fees, we offer an annual cart plan which

allows you unlimited cart use for the year. Single Cart Plan - $1500Family Cart Plan - $2000(tax not included, but required)

Contact Karen Vaughn KVaughn@coosawcreek.comto sign-up today!

Partial wedges and pitches are the scoring shots.That’s just as true for tour players as it is for a 15-handicapper. If you have 20 to 80 yards into a green, aone-putt is your goal. The players who are better at itmake more birdies, save more pars and getthemselves out of more jams. The keys are to pick theright shot for the situation and to take control of threefactors: distance, height and spin. SET uP FOR THE SHOT YOu WANT TO HiT1. LOW PiTCHA low, skipping pitch shot is a great play when youhave lots of green to work with and can roll the ball tothe hole. Your stance is slightly open, and the ball isback, off your right heel. Keep the clubface square toslightly open to make the bounce on the club’s soleskid along the turf. 2. STANdARd PiTCHGood players hit standard pitch shots from a neutraladdress position—a square stance and clubface, amiddle ball position and only a slight forward lean ofthe shaft. As you swing the club, you want to feel likeyou’re hitting a mini hook shot, but still skimming theclub’s sole off the turf. 3. HiGH PiTCHPitch shots stop quickly for two reasons: height andbackspin. By opening the face and moving the ballforward, you pre-set a higher flight. You also needmore speed to create spin, so turn your body fasterinstead of flashing your hands through impact. Flashspeed is hard to control. FOCuS ON A FEW SiMPLE SWiNG KEYS1. SWiNG SHAPE On longer wedge shots, a steeper, V-shape swingbeats shallow and U-shape. Feel your weight forward,on your front knee, and pivot around that knee. Tryto return the clubface at impact with the same loft ithad at address. Pushing your hands way forwardaffects aim and contact. 2. MATCHiNG uPDeceleration on the downswing is a killer on anypitch. The longer the shot, the bigger your swingshould be—on both sides of the ball. Match the size ofyour backswing and finish, and keep your grippressure constant.

MAdiSON’SiNSTRuCTiONAL CORNERPiTCH TO ANY PiN

Entry deadline: Thursday, Jan. 29th defending Champions: Jeff Hemphill, Rick Jones, deon Knecht & Maggie Jones

FORMAT:Captain’s Choice Scramble using Modified (Football) Point System.Men will play from white tees; Ladies will play from green tees.

SuPERBOWL POiNT SYSTEM:Net Bogey or Worse = (-2 points) SafetyNet Par = (1 point) Extra PointNet Birdie = (3 points) Field GoalNet Eagle = (6 points) TouchdownNet Double Eagle or Better = (8 points) Touchdown + 2 Point Conversion

STARTiNG TiMES: 12 pm Shotgun

AWARdS:Prizes will be awarded to the winning team of each flight.

Flights will be determined by team handicap based on size of field.

ELiGiBiLiTY:Open to golf members in good standing and guests with valid USGA handicap.Sign up as a team or individually and the golf shop staff will try to form teams.

HANdiCAPS:Team Handicap will be calculated based on 20% of the A player,

15% of the B player, 10% of the C player and 5% of the D player.

ENTRY FEE: $10Members - $10 prize fund per player

plus applicable cart fees.Guests - $45 plus applicable taxes.Cash bar available after play.

WELCOME TO GOLF PROGRAMCoosaw Creek is proud to bring back ourWelcome to Golf Program. This program isgeared to invite the novice golfer who may beintimidated to learn the game, pushed awayby high prices or just not sure what golf is allabout. We have developed a 5class program,designed to take you through the A to Z ofgolf. Classes will be conducted everyWednesday at 6pm and will last about 1 hourper session. Cost will be $15 per session formembers and $20 for non members. Clubs,practice balls and tees are available at nocharge. Please sign up in the golf shop.Classes are limited to the first 10 to sign up, sosign up today. Contact the golf shop at 843-767-8988 for more information.

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CONGRATuLATiONS TO MiCHAEL OTTONEFOR WiNNiNG THE 2014 WiLLiAMS CuP AWARdThe Tuesday -Thursday Men’s Blitz held their 2014Williams’ Cup Awards Luncheon on Tuesday,January 13th. Meticulousrecords were kept of everyplayer’s score for everyround played in the blitzin 2014. The player withthe best averageStableford score for theyear was Mike Ottone.Above is a photo of EricWilliams presenting theWilliams Cup to Mike.This was the third time Mike has won the award.

uPCOMiNG TOuRNAMENTSFeb. 1 – Super Bowl Shoot-Out

(Team modified point system)Feb. 7 – Couples 9 and DineFeb. 11 – Ladies Kick Off Event – Luncheon,

Golf & Trunk ShowFeb. 28 – Demo Day (11am – 3pm)Mar. 1 – Men’s Fun Day Mar. 15 – Ladies Fun DayMar. 21 & 22 –Match Play ChampionshipMar 30 - Closed for Dry-Jet Aerification

(First Tee-time at 1pm)

Tournament News

SESSiON SCHEduLEWed. March 11th: Welcome, Facility Orientation,Etiquette on the Green & Putting ClinicWed. March 18th: Short Game Clinic (Chipping &Pitching) Etiquette & Rules around the greenWed. March 25th: Short Game Recap (Pitching &Bunker Play) Wed. April 1st: Full Swing (Fundamentals of theset-up, role of the body, arm & club position, practicetime)Wed. April 8th: Full Swing Review, Practice,Course Tour featuring rules of golf, etiquette and tip

FREE JuNiOR CLiNiCS!Junior Clinics will be starting back up onMarch 15, 22 & 29. Every Monday throughoutMarch we will host a junior clinic. JuniorClinics are available to all junior membersfrom the ages of 6 to 15. The Clinic will lastapproximately 1 hour and will include putting,short game and full swing. For junior’s ages 6to 15 the clinic will be from 4:30 –5:30pm. Theclinic is free to members; $5 for non-members.Please contact the golf shop at 843-767-8988 tosign up.

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DATE DAY TOURNEY (** = Major) FORMAT START FEB 1 Sun Super Bowl Shoot-Out Scramble 12pm SG 11 Wed Ladies Kick-Off Luncheon 10am SG MAR 21, 22 Sat, Sun Match Play Championship ** Match Play 8:30 TT 30 Mon CLOSED DRY-JET AERIFICATION First Tee-Time 12pm APR 11, 12 Sat, Sun Green Jacket Challenge Partner w/a Pro Anytime 17, 18, 19 Fri - Sun Member/Member ** Best Ball/Alt. Shot 9am SG MAY 4 Mon Men’s Interclub 9am SG 22, 23, 24 Fri - Sun Member/Guest ** Best Ball 25 Mon Memorial Day Flag Tournament Ind. Stroke Play Anytime 26 Tue SPRAY OUT OF GREENS First Tee-Time 10am 30, 31 Sat, Sun Mixed Team Championship** Scramble/Best Ball 9am SG JUN 1-4 Mon-Thur GREENS CLOSED – FUMIGATE/AERIFY CLOSED 8 Mon TEMPORARY GREENS IN USE! 8-11 Mon-Thur Junior Summer Camp 9am-4pm each day 9am 13 Sat Par 3 Tournament 2 best balls of 4 9am SG 20, 21 Sat, Sun US Open Challenge Partner w/a Pro Anytime 27 Sat Hickory Shaft - Throw Back Tourney Team Scramble 9am SG 29 Mon Little Links Begins 5pm JUL 4 Sat Red, White & Blue Tournament 2-Person Best Ball 9am SG 13-16 Mon-Thur Junior Summer Camp 9am-4pm each day 9am 18 Sat British Open – 3 Club Challenge Partner w/a Pro 9am SG 31 Fri Night Golf Scramble Team Scramble 8pm SG AUG 2 Sun Pete Bongiovanni Family Golf Tourney 9 Hole Team Scramble 3pm SG 3-6 Mon-Thur Junior Summer Camp 9am-4pm each day 9am

8-9 Sat BOSS OF THE MOSS – TEMP GREEN CHAMP Individual Stoke Play 9am SG

15, 16 Sat, Sun PGA Championship Challenge Partner w/a Pro Anytime 23 Sun Couples Home & Home @ Coosaw 18 Hole Scramble 2pm SG 29 Sat One-Day Member-Member 6/6/6 9am SG SEP 7 Mon MUSC Cancer Charity Tournament Scramble 9am SG 19, 20 Sat, Sun Club & Super Senior Championship ** Ind. Stroke Play 8am TT OCT 3, 4 Sat, Sun Senior Championship** Ind. Stroke Play 8am TT 11 Sun Champions Recognition Dinner 6pm NOV 7, 8 Sat, Sun Coosaw Cup** Team Match Play 9am TT 22 Sun Turkey Shoot Team Scramble 10am SG DEC 5 Sat End of Year Shamble Team Shamble 10am SG

2015 Golf Event Schedule2015 Golf Event Schedule

11LGA NewsThe Coosaw Creek Ladies GolfAssociation held their end-of-the-year luncheon and AGM inDecember. Thirty-two membersattended. Annual prizes wereawarded at the meeting as follows:

We continue to play at 9:30 onWednesday and Saturday(weather permitting). The nextLGA event will be the Kick-offLuncheon and Play-day onWednesday, February 11. A Pageand Tuttle representative will bethere with samples of the springclothing line and will be takingorders. We will also have an arrayof FootJoy shoe samples availableto order. Any orders placed on

that day will receive a 20%discount and a 35% discount onany in-stock apparel purchased.Our annual Martini Party will beheld on Wednesday, February 28at the home of Vicki Stier.If you have not already done so,please remit your $30 annual LGAdues as soon as possible. You maygive your check or cash to the ProShop or directly to our Treasurer,Martha Windich or to myself orTonya Martin. As a reminder, youmust be a paid LGA member toparticipate in CALGAtournaments held monthly.Speaking of CALGA, the firsttournament of the year we held onMonday, January 19 at Kiawah’sOsprey Point. It was a gorgeous,warm and sunny January day.Five Coosaw Ladies participatedwith two placing. Pat Slagleplaced in the 2nd flight with a 69 1stLow Net and Deb Shaw placed inthe 3rd flight with a 72 2nd placeLow Net.I hope to see many of you on thecourse and at the club. Deb ShawPresident, Coosaw Creek LadiesGolf Association

1st Flight Ringer Card First Place - Judy HairSecond Place - deb Shaw2nd Flight Ringer CardFirst Place - donnita Cook Second Place - Edna Lambert

9-Hollers Ringer CardFirst Place - Georgia Butler18 Holers Most improved

Robin Smith9-Holers Most improved

Mickie BalisterMost Birdiesdeb Shaw

NEW FLEET OF GOLF CARTSWe have recently received our new fleetof Club Car golf carts! If you haveplayed recently, youhave already seensome of the greatnew features thathave comeequipped on ourcarts. We are thefirst Club in theCarolinas utilizing Visage technology,which is the newest software availablethat provides the Club and golfers withfeatures such as pace of play monitoring,GPS yardage, GPS mapping and locationof our cart fleet, golfer interaction andmost importantly, golf cart control. Withthe mapping and control features we canmonitor important details such as wheregolf carts have gone, as well as setparameters of where golf cars are ableand not able to go. We can also monitorthe fleet for important data such asbattery charge, amp hours, miles drivenand additional maintenance features allfrom the touch of a computer. So comeout and play a round of golf toexperience our new fleet.

HOLE iN ONE CLuBPlease see the golf shop staff tosign up for the hole in one club,before you get your next ace!Each hole in one club memberwill be charged a maximum of $5each time another hole in oneclub member makes an Ace. Thebar bill will be divided by all holein one club members and coveredup to the amount of one billing(i.e. if there are 100 members, thebar bill up to $500 will becovered). Anyone not in the holein one club who makes an acewill be responsible for their ownbar tab.

MEET THE BOARd OF diRECTORS CANdidATES

TuESdAY, FEBRuARY 3, 20157 PM iN THE CLuBHOuSE MEMBER’S LOuNGEAll Members are invited to attend this “getacquainted” session and meet the threecandidates that the nominating committeehas selected for the three vacancies for 2015.The Candidates are:Al Ross, Rick Slagle and Pete Thompson.Biography information on the threecandidates has been posted on the Clubwebsite. Come out and support your fellowClub members!

ANNuAL MEETiNGOF THE EQuiTY MEMBERSHiP

TuESdAY, FEBRuARY 17, 20157 PM AT THE CLuBHOuSE

The Election of three (3) Board Members willbe conducted at the Annual Equity MembersMeeting. The Formal Meeting Notice/Ballotwas mailed the last week in January, due toarrive no later than February 3, 2015, the day

of the “Meet the Candidates”. YOU MUST BEAN EQUITY MEMBER IN GOODSTANDING AS OF JANUARY 31, 2015, FORYOUR VOTE TO COUNT. If you havequestions concerning your status or if you donot receive your Ballot by February 3, pleasecontact Karen Vaughn at 767-9000 ext 207.ALL Equity members are encouraged toATTEND the meeting; however, if you areunable to attend, please cast your Ballot in theBallot box in the Admin office at the Club.Even though we only have three candidatesselected for the three vacancies coming up,WE NEED YOUR VOTE TO COUNTTOWARD A QUORUM. The Ballot Box willbe available for your ballots AFTER the “Meetthe Candidates” Meeting at the Club onFebruary 3, 2015.

ALSO ON YOUR BALLOT THIS YEAR -CLUB BYLAW AMENDMENTIn an effort to maintain consistency with theCommunity Bylaws, the Club is alsorequesting a vote of the Equity membershipto amend the Club Bylaws.

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!

Please Join us in Welcoming TheseNewest Members to our Community!Karsten and Christie McElfresh

8630 McChune CourtBob and Catherine Lee4147 Club Course Drive

Jack and Tara Frost4203 Links Court

Administration News

NEiGHBORHOOdFiTNESS MEETiNGTuESdAY, FEBRuARY 10TH6 PM AT THE CLuBHOuSE

Would you like to meet fellow residents to exercise and socialize with?

Please join us to help organize morning and afternoon fitness groups - tennis (ladies & men), walking groups,

evening lap swimming, water aerobics, etc.Bring any ideas you have

for fitness in the winter and summer. See you at the Club!

30 DAY RULE: Once a member’s account has anunpaid balance for more than 30 days and amember has not requested review, clarification ordisputed all or a portion of the amount overdue, orformally applied for acceptance into the HardshipProgram – a member may not participate inpremier activities such as golf tournaments or swimmeets and the member’s privileges to chargethrough a member account are suspended. Themember may use cash or a credit card to settleongoing charges, fee or dues. The member shall beadvised of this change in benefits and the other keyelements of this policy.

60 DAY RULE/$1,000 RULE: Once a member’saccount has either an unpaid balance of 60 or moredays or has a past due balance of over $1,000, orhas not signed an agreement under the HardshipProgram, the member’s privileges to use the Cluband all its facilities and grounds are suspended.Club privileges include use of golf, pool, tennis,basketball and the dining facility. The suspensionwill remain in effect until the account is paid in full.

90 DAY RULE: Once a member’s account has anunpaid balance of 90 or more days the account willbe turned over for collections. Collection actionmay include legal action such as small claims courtand/or lien against the member’s home or otherproperty or assets.

120 DAY RULE: Unless specifically agreed by theClub to the contrary via the Hardship Program, theClub shall commence legal action, i.e., garnishment,small claims court and/or lien or other adverseaction to collect the sums owed to the Club.

LATE FEES & FINANCE CHARGES: The Club shallassess a monthly service charge of 1.5% of alldelinquent dues, debts, charges and fees. The Clubshall also assess a late payment penalty in theamount of $29.00 per month.

CHARGING PRIVILEGES: If a member falls intocharge denied status (as noted by the 30 day ruleabove) more than twice, the member’s chargingprivileges will be suspended. Member chargeprivileges may be reinstated only by providing acredit card for automatic end of month payment.If credit card charges are denied, charging privilegeswill again be suspended.

SUSPENSION/REVOCATION OF MEMBERSHIPPRIVILEGES: In addition to pursuing any legalremedy the Club may elect to suspend and/or mayrevoke all or part of the individual’s membershipprivileges. Revocation of membership privileges fordelinquency shall forfeit the member’s interest inany payment or return of any Equity purchase,initiation fee or deposit for any membershipprivilege, including any golf or other deposit orrefund otherwise due from the Club to themember.

CLUB OBLIGATIONS: At no time in this entireprogram are a member’s OBLIGATIONS ofmembership suspended. Members are required tomeet all Club dues, food and beverage minimumfees, etc. and adhere to all Club rules,notwithstanding privilege status.

DELINQUENT MEMBER ACCOUNT POLICYAmended 01-16-2014

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FEBRUARY YARD OF THE MONTH

Lyman and Janis Brown • 4308 Persimmon Woods drive

CCWC and Garden Club

AduLT BuNCOTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24th

7 pm in the Clubhouse Dining RoomThe fun event is open to ALL RESidENTS of the Coosaw community

COST: $10 per personDue by February 17th

(includes snacks and prize money)CASH BAR

RSVP to Liz MacAdam-King atLiz44094@yahoo.comPhone 843-367-8902

The event is being sponsored by the Coosaw Creek Women’s Club

AduLT BuNCO

18 HOLE PAR 71 ARTHuRHiLLS CHAMPiONSHiP GOLFCOuRSE – winds throughbeautiful low country woodedwetlands surrounded bycommunity homes. Golf ProShop hours are 7AM-5PMeveryday.• During golf play hours of 7AMto dusk only Pro Shop authorizedgolfers and the Club maintenancestaff are allowed on the courseand cart paths.• Personal golf carts, skate boardsor other personal motorizedvehicles are not permitted on thecourse or cart paths at anytime.• Golfers are expected to dressappropriately. Men must wearcollared shirts (sorry-no denimallowed on the Golf Course). Forwomen shirts without collarsmust have sleeves, and shirtswithout sleeves must havecollars. Soft spikes are required.• Dog walkers, permitted beforeor after golf hours, must carryand use pooper scoopers andkeep pets off of tees, fairways,greens and bunkers. • The course is open for publicplay daily, but all play must beapproved by the proshop prior tobeginning on the course.

• Any unapproved play, practiceor abuse observed on the coursemay result in suspension ofClub privileges and/or fines.

GOLF PRACTiCE FACiLiTY –The Practice Areas are open duringnormal Golf Course hours except forposted regularly scheduledmaintenance times. Practice areasinclude the Driving Range, ChippingGreen, Practice Sand Bunker, PuttingGreen and teaching area.• Teaching is provided exclusivelyby the Coosaw Creek ProfessionalGolf Staff.• All practice must be approved bythe Pro Shop staff.• Practice balls may be picked up(Members) or purchased in the ProShop.• Range balls and bags are theproperty of Coosaw Creek CountryClub and shall not be removedfrom club property. • Proper Attire is the same as for theGolf Course.

COOSAW CREEK COuNTRYCLuBHOuSE is Coosaw Creek’scommunity center featuring fullservice dining, Bar, Meeting Roomsand Pro Shop. In addition tosupporting the many social functions

of theMembers,theClubhousebanquetfacilitiesareavailable to

Members and the public formeetings, parties, weddings andother celebrations. Take-out and callahead service is also available.• Quality denim or golf shorts areallowed in the clubhouse unlessspecified otherwise for specialevents. Men must wear collaredshirts for dining events on Fridaysand Saturdays, and all day onSundays in the dining room. Shoesand shirts must be worn at all times.Cover ups must be worn over Swimattire.

Facility Use GuidelinesDuring the summer months, Coosaw CreekCountry Club’s facility use always increases,especially with our ample amenities: theSwimming Pool and Pavilion, Tennis andBasketball Courts, Clubhouse and the GolfCourse. We encourage all of our members to takeadvantage of the various fun activities andfacilities available to them. To assure a safe andenjoyable experience for all, it is important to notethe following guidelines.

ATTENTiONALL CREdiT CARd EZ PAYERS!

Don’t forget to update your credit card informationon file when you areissued a new creditcard. Contact Karenin the Admin officewith any newinformation.

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COuRTSTwo regulation Plexipave lighted

tennis courts and a basketball courtare available to Members only:• Tennis courts are strictly reservedfor tennis.• Tennis play is on a first come, firstserved basis until 12:00 Midnight.• Appropriate apparel andregulation tennis shoes are requiredfor play on the tennis courts.• Shirts must be worn at all times onthe Basketball Court which is a multifunction surface that can be used forany suitable purpose.• The Basketball Court is availableon a first come first served basis.SWiMMiNG POOLS Open from Memorial Day Weekenduntil Labor Day Weekend, theSwimming Pool is staffed withlifeguards during published hoursand is available for open swim (atyour own risk) when lifeguards are notpresent.• Please observe and follow all rulesposted in the pool area.• All instructions from pool staffand/or lifeguards must be obeyed.• All Food or Beverages must bepurchased from the Club, unlessprior approval has been obtainedfrom the General Manager.• Pool closes at 9:00 PM except forspecial events.PLAYGROuNd – A sand filled areaequipped with swings, slides andother playground equipment isavailable and located next to thePool Pavilion –For safety any childunder 9 years old must besupervised by an adult.• Playground closes at 9:00 PMNO PETS ALLOWEd!See Rule 10 in the Club’s Rules andRegulations

PONdS – Coosaw Creek’sbeautiful ponds have been stockedwith fish - but beware of snakes,alligators and other wildlife.• The course ponds are part of alarger low country wooded wetlandarea. Please respect this incredibleasset and avoid contaminating itwith any foreign materials or liquids.• Fishing is allowed only from thebank and only in designated areas.These areas have been selected toensure that people fishing are not inthe normal flight of golf balls andthat ponds can be approached

without crossing the course orusing the cart paths. They arelocated:• BEHIND THE PLAYGROUND –Approach from McChune Court • HOLE 15 – Approach fromArthur Hills Circle • HOLE 16 – Approach from ClubCourse Drive • HOLE 17 – Approach from PowerLine Break • Fish in course ponds are for“catch and release” and not forconsumption – a majordisappointment to our chef!

These guidelines are established to ensure a positiveexperience for all Members and guests who use the facilities.Enforcement is the responsibility of all members and staff ofthe Club. A polite reminder is usually sufficient, but should itbecome necessary to report any violation please call the Pro-Shop or the Club General Manager.

We hope that you enjoy these excellent facilities your Clubhas to offer. If you have any questions or comments regardingthese guidelines or your experience, please feel free to contactus directly at the club, 767-9000. Thank you,FOR THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mike Benner, General Manager

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S AV E   T H E S E   D AT E S :****All Save the Dates are Tentative and Maybe Subject to Change****

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

February 2015

Sunday, March 1Men’s Fun DayFriday, March 6

TriviaSaturday, March 7Comedy Night

Friday, March 13St. Patrick’s DayCelebration

Sunday, March 15Ladies’ Fun Day

Wednesday, March 18Wing Night

Friday, March 20Bingo

Saturday, March 21 Wine Dinner

Wednesday, March 25Value Night

Saturday, March 28Seafood Night

Sunday, March 29Breakfast Buffet

CouplesNine & Dine 3 pm Golf

5:30 pm Dinner

Member Dining 5 – 8:30 pm

Team Trivia 7 pmMember Dining 5 – 8:30 pm

Kids Eat FreeNight

5 – 8:30 pmSuper BowlShoot Out

Meet theCandidates

7 pmArt Group 10 am

Member Dining 5 – 8:30 pm

Valentine’s DayDinner

6 – 10 pmArt Group 10 am Neighborhood

Fitness Meeting 6 pm

LGA Kick-Off

Kids Eat FreeNight

5 – 8:30 pm

Ladies’ Bunco10:30 am

Member Dining 5 – 8:30 pm

Dinner service inAshley due toPrivate Event

Oyster Roast6 – 9 pm

Art Group 10 am Annual EquityMeeting 7 pm

Half-Price Wing Night5 – 8:30 pm

Kids Eat FreeNight

5 – 8:30 pm

Member Dining 5 – 8:30 pm

Member Dining 5 – 8:30 pm

Breakfast Buffet11 am – 2 pm

Art Group 10 am CCWCCommunity Bunco

7 pm

Taco Night 6 – 8:30 pm

Member Dining 5 – 8:30 pm

Demo Day 11 am – 3 pm

Seafood & PrimeRib Buffet6 – 9 pm