October 2016

FORE CAST

! Mark Your Calendars:

Sat. Oct. 1

Live Music on the Deck

Jill and the Giants

Sat. Oct. 8

SWCC Champagne Classic

Sun. Oct. 9

Women’s 18-H Club Awards Brunch

Mon/ Oct. 10

Men’s Club, Blue Lake Springs Play Off

Thur. Oct. 13 * Oktoberfest Celebration

Live Music by Almost Blue for Thursday

One-Plate Dinner; reservations recommended

Fri. Oct. 14

Final Couples Twilight for the year

Sun. Oct. 16

Men’s Club Turkey Shoot

Tue. Oct. 25

Sequoians Awards Lunch

Sat. Oct. 29

Live Music by The Kool Shifters in the lounge Golf Hours for October

Weather permitting, the Golf Shop and course

will be open daily from 9am to 5:00pm (play not

permitted before 8:30am due to morning frost)

Tee times can be made two weeks in

advance by calling 795-2141.

Please check in 15 minutes prior to your sched-

uled time.

If you must cancel a scheduled time, please help

us by calling 24 hours in advance.

Golf cars must be returned to the shop no

later than 5:45pm

Please inform your guests of our dress code

Halloween Party in the Lounge!

Saturday October 29, 2016

Live Music by

The Kool Shifters From 8:30 to 12midnight

Final Couple’s Twilight Golf for 2016!

Friday October 14

Check in will start at 2:30,

with a shotgun start at 3:00pm.

Sign up as a couple, or make your own team.

The format will be a six-person scramble

Fee: $50.00 per couple for golf, awards and dinner

To sign up, call the golf shop: 795-2141

Saturday October 8, 2016 12:30 check-In; 1:00 shotgun

$50 per player (members only)

additional cost for no-golf dinner and drinks: $40

golf carts per person: $15 (annual lease carts honored)

18-Hole Tournament - Foursome Scramble - Team Pairings

Entry includes: hosted champagne, beer & soft drinks served on the course

hosted cocktail hour in the lounge from 5:30 to 6:30

hosted awards dinner with wine at 6:45

Congratulations... Some notable golf plays made since the last

newsletter:

Bill Gray Eagle # 3

Darryl Russell Eagle # 16

Dennis Pennel Eagle #16

John Wait Best Round 70

Jane Olson Best Round 93

Hole in One: Larry Young #10

Carl Schelbert #10

Art Songey #17

Couples Twilight September 2016

The Winning Team of Six...Congratulations! (photo l to r:) Chris and Bob Reichle, Anne and Frank Flores,

Dorris and Wayne Luty

‘Way to go, Carl Schelbert!

Hole in One on #10

Art Songey gets a Hole in One on #10, too!

Congratulations!

Golf Shop Staff (left to right): Assistant Golf Pro Chris Faria, Head Golf

Pro Bob Reichle, Assistant Golf Pro Jamie Cosgriff

The Driving Range is Open

every day from 9am to 5pm

*free of charge*

Members’ “Courtesy Guest Discounts”

All Sequoia Woods golf memberships will receive six

half-priced guest fees that can be used throughout

the 2016 year, anytime on Monday through Friday or

after 12:00 pm on weekends and holidays.

Please let the golf shop staff know if you would like to

use your guest discount when checking in. Records

of your available discounts are kept in the golf shop.

These discounts are for accompanied guests only,

unless authorized by the Head Professional.

NOTES FROM OUR GOLF PRO By Bob Reichle

My favorite time of the year for golf has arrived!

Cool, quiet mornings; perfect putting greens and the

turning of the leaves can provide early mornings and

late afternoons on the front nine that are quite mag-

nificent.

If you have not had an opportunity to play recently

come down and check it out. October is the time

year to be here!

The Golf Shop at Sequoia Woods

October Sale!

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Women’s Tops and Bottoms

20% to 50% off

Women’s and Men’s Outerwear

$49.95—$59.95

the sale rack just keeps getting bigger! ______________

All 2016 Demo Clubs

Drivers-Fairway Woods-Hybrids

*now on sale*

Clearance New and in stock:

Callaway, Taylor Made and Cobra

Drivers-Fairway Woods-Hybrids

up to 50% off...while they last

Great selection at a great price!

Men’s Club Match Play Championship 2016

Overall Club Champion Wayne Stroble

Congratulations!

First Flight

Tim Hanrahan Second Flight

Wayne Stroble Third Flight

Stan Ericsson

Men’s Club News By Roger Hawkins

Our annual elections are held prior to teeing off on

our Turkey Shoot to be held on October 16th this

year. We have three very fine and enthusiastic

members running for three Board of Director posi-

tions this year. Our candidates are: Brian Raley,

George Cook and Tom Gosswiller. We would also

like to thank those board members that are going

off the board this year. Thanks to Guy Pollak, Mike

McAtee and Roger Hawkins.

We would like to thank Bob Reichle and his assis-

tants, Chris and Jamie, for their support, knowledge,

and assistance throughout the year. To Bob Russell,

thank you for your support and providing great food

for our events. To Nancy Ward, thanks for taking

care of our administrative needs and posting results

and member information to our web site throughout

the year.

We held the “Ironman” Tournament on September

22nd. It was a 27 hole, two-man team event with

three different formats on each nine holes. We had

a great lunch on the patio between the 18th and

19th holes for a little extra energy to continue. Con-

gratulations to our first flight winners: Mark Scott and

Barry Abbott and our second flight winners: Wayne

Stroble and Alan Beymer. A big thank you to our

tournament chairman Jack Larmour for putting this

together.

On September 26th, members of the Board of Direc-

tors presented to the Sports Equipment Fund for the

schools of Calaveras County (administered by the

Arnold Angels) and the Arnold Logging Museum the

proceeds from our Annual Charity Classic. This

year’s proceeds totaling $11,000 are shared by

these two groups. Thanks again to all of you that

made this possible by your donations and support.

September 30th ended our Ringer Board and BLC

season and you can find the final postings for both

the Ringer Board and the Blue Lake Cup standings

on our bulletin board. Congratulations to all of the

Ringer Board winners and to those top 40 BLC Point

Qualifiers who are now entered into our Blue Lake

Cup Tournament to be held on October 10th.

Our Annual Turkey Shoot will be held on Sunday Oc-

tober 18th. This is one of our most popular events so

make sure you sign up. Each participant will receive

a turkey certificate, redeemable at Big Trees Market.

Men’s Club Officers for 2016 (Seated, l to r): Roger Hawkins, P; Guy Pollack, Mike

McAtee; (Standing, l to r): Joe Caccamo, Jim Har-

rington, Ed Stahlberg, Cam Deen, Jack Larmour

(Absent: Hank Rullhausen, Vic Manuelli, Brian Raley)

CHARITY CLASSIC 2016 Mike McAtee presents a check for $5,500 to Bobbi

Haskell of the Arnold Angels, to direct the funds to

the Sports Equipment Fund for the schools of

Calaveras County

CHARITY CLASSIC 2016 Mike McAtee presents a check for $5,500 to

Ginny Kafka of the Sierra Nevada Logging Museum

in White Pines.

Women’s 18-Hole Club By Kathleen Garmsen

It's so very hard to believe that our last full month of

the season, September, has come and gone! We

had a lot of fun events this past month, starting with

our Low Gross/Low Net – Player of the Month compe-

tition. September's Player of the Month, winning both

Low Gross and Low Net, was Karen Chu Jones. Con-

gratulations Karen, on an awesome round!!

After golf that day, we held our Annual Meeting with

over 30 members attending. The election of our in-

coming officers for the 2017 season took place and

the results were as follows:

Captain: Lynn Manfree;

Co-Captain: Kathleen Garmsen;

Treasurer: Kayleen Clemens;

Secretary: Jane Lucas.

The 3 additional Board members will be: Sharon

Tussy; Jackie Gutierrez; and Elise Hanrahan

(Tournament Chair). We also voted on, and passed,

amended By-Laws and Standing Rules. I'd like to

take this opportunity to thank both Jayne Becker and

Lynn Manfree for all their hard work in updating/

organizing those changes.

On September 14th we held our annual Sadie Haw-

kins Tournament, chaired by Jamie Forrest and Jack-

ie Gutierrez. This tournament is where members

have the opportunity to invite a male guest to part-

ner with them for a Partner Best Ball format, followed

by delicious lunch in the restaurant. We had an in-

credible turn out with 52 participants. A fun, fun day

for sure!! The winners in the 1st flight were: Tess Leary

and her partner Karl Malmin; 2nd place: Georgia

Loveless and Carl Schelbert; 3rd place: Cyndie Haw-

kins and Jim Walton; 4th place: Lisa Self and Mike

Cashara.

The winners in the 2nd flight were: Carroll Covey and

her partner Kevin Andel; 2nd place: Charlotte Hood

and Rich Garmsen; 3rd place: Laurie Andrade and

Jim Harrington; 4th place: Bonnie Ericsson and Bob

Tussy. Closest to the Hole awards went to the ladies:

Bonnie Ericsson – and for the men: Mike Cashara.

Congratulations to all and many thanks to Jamie and

Jackie for all their efforts in organizing the event!

We also held our “Beat the Pro” play day on Wednes-

day, 21st and unfortunately it was one of our few rain

days this season. However, Bob Reichle was gracious

enough to play with the gals who showed up to play

– lasting 9-holes before heading in – but, the good

news is all who played received a sleeve of balls for

“beating the pro”!

September 29th was our last day to participate in the

Ringer/Birdie Board and the last chance to vie for the

September Player of the Month, Karen Chu

Sadie Hawkins 2016 Chairs: Jackie Gutierrez

and Jamie Forrest

Sadie Hawkins First Flight Winners:

Karl Malmin and Tess Leary

Sadie Hawkins Second Flight Winners:

Kevin Andel and Carroll Covey

Women’s 18-Hole Club, cont’d.

WGANC Low Net pins. It was also our October

(and final) Low Gross/Low Net – Overall Player of

the Month Competition. Congratulations go out

to Sandi Pearce as our final Overall Low Net/Player

of the Month! Way to finish out the season!

Some additional member news: Cindy Gibbs and

her husband Bill headed up to Oregon to com-

pete in the Black Butte “Grapes and Golf” Tourna-

ment and came away winning 1st Place/Low Gross

in their flight – and she won the Closest to the Pin

competition! In addition, the foursome of: Dot

Atchison, Cyndie Hawkins, Lynn Manfree, and

Kathleen Garmsen took 1st Place in their flight in

the Saddle Creek CC Invitational. Kudos to all and

way to represent SWWGC!!

Our club's final play day will be held on Wednes-

day, October 5th. Please know though that

WGANC Open Days continue with 16 left to be

held during the months of October and November

– starting up again in late February/early March

2017. As always, look for the “Letters of Infor-

mation” from our Open Day Chair, Sue Steinberger

regarding these last events.

On October 6th, nine of our members will partici-

pate in the Calaveras County Championship host-

ed this year by Greenhorn Creek. Good luck la-

dies and we hope you can bring the trophy back

home! It sure looked great in our Trophy Case this

past year.

Our Annual Awards Brunch will be held on Sunday,

October 9th at 11:30 am. I hope many of you can

attend to celebrate our end-of-season!

Some last notes: 2017 Club Shirts can be ordered

through the end of October by visiting or calling

the pro-shop. Cost is $27.50 per shirt and includes

the SW logo with the verbiage “Sequoia Woods

Women's Club”.

Membership applications are due by October 15th

– after that date there will be a $5.00 late fee in-

curred, so be sure to get them in on time. The ap-

plications include an option to order a magnetic

Name Tag at a one-time cost of $7.00.

Save the Dates for the following events: Sunday,

October 16th (12:30pm) The “BlueBirds” Tourna-

ment – Karen Wilhelm will once again head this

tournament where we get the chance to “play

from the blue tees” in a fun, relaxing format. Last-

ly, our Christmas Party, hosted by the Sequoians,

will be held on Saturday, December 10th!

Life is Good at SWCC!!

Ladies Golf Clinics for October

Looking for a fresh start

to your game?

Offered on Saturdays

from 1:00 to 2:30pm

$20.00 per person

Open to all skill levels

Classes are limited to 8 persons,

so call now to reserve your spot.

795-2141

Saddle Creek Invitational Winners:

Kathleen Garmsen, Dot Atchison, Cyndie

Hawkins and Lynn Manfree

Sequoians (Women’s 9-Hole Club) by Kathy Enea

On September 6th, we had a wonderful 9 holes of golf

on our beautiful back nine. We then shared a lunch-

eon and conducted our monthly meeting. At that time Low Net (Charm Girl) was awarded to

Sue Pollak and Suzan Cullen for the play of the day.

Stell McPherson presented Michele Stahlberg with

Most Improved Golfer for the month of August.

On Friday, September 9th, we enjoyed our Fall Fling

Couples Scramble. Sandra Hirst and Ethel Meyer

were the hosts and Tournament Chairs for this event.

The winners were:

1st Place: Claudia and Alan Beymer with Sandee and

Jerry Stowe

2nd Place: Dodie and Brian Raley with Marilyn and

Paul Nord

3rd Place: Anne and Jim Evans with Shari and Jim

Gong

4th Place: Chris and Sid Gilbrech with Kathy Enea and

Cam Dean

The Sequoians would like to thank Bob Reichle for set-

ting up the pairings and tabulating the results. The

dinner on the deck was outstanding and our thanks

go out to the kitchen staff for the great service.

On September 13, our qualifiers competed in the

WNHGA Tournament of Champions in Oakdale. There

were 27 clubs represented, with 86 participants.

Kathy Enea placed 4th in 1st flight. Julie Lapham com-

peted in 2nd flight and Claudia Beymer competed in

3rd flight. These ladies would like to thank The Se-

quoians for sponsoring them in this tournament.

“TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME!” was the theme for

this year’s WNHGA Open Day at Sequoia Woods. This

was part of a “back to back” event held with Twain

Harte Golf Club. Although this was a WNHGA spon-

sored event, it would not have happened without our

Open Chairman, Sue Pollak, and her assistants, Bev

Vasquez and Mary Peterson. Staying with the theme,

the kitchen presented a wonderful lunch that

would rival any food you would find at a Major

League Ball Park. As usual, Bob and Jamie in the Pro

Shop were professional and very outgoing to the la-

dies that attended this event.

In October, our check in time is prior to 9:30 and a

Tee Time of 10:00. Sleep in, ladies!

Our next meeting and luncheon will be our last of the

season, on Tuesday, October 25th. It will be a sit down

lunch in the dining room, so reservations need to be

made with Sheila Silcox, our Social Chairman. More

information will be sent out via email. Dues

for next season can be paid at that time as well.

Low Net Charm Girls, September 2016:

Sue Pollak and Suzan Cullen

WNHGA Tournament of Champions, our qualifi-

ers: Claudia Beymer, Kathy Enea, Julie Lapham

WNHGA Open Day - Ball game theme, with

favorite baseball team shirts

Sequoians (Women’s Nine Hole Club)

Fall Fling/Couple’s Scramble 2016

First Place Winners:

Jerry and Sandee Stowe; Host Sandra

Hirst, Alan and Claudia Beymer; Host

Ethel Meyer

Second Place Winners:

Brian and Dodie Raley; Marilyn and Paul

Nord; Hosts Sandra Hirst & Ethel Meyer

Third Place Winners:

Jim and Anne Evans; Hosts Sandra Hirst

& Ethel Meyer; Shari and Jim Gong

Fourth Place Winners:

Sid and Chris Gilbrech; Kathy Enea

and Cam Deen; Hosts: guess who?

Updates Regarding The Mountain

Retreat Resort:

We hope our members are enjoying the reciprocal

arrangement with our neighbors at The Mountain

Retreat resort. At this time we’d like to remind every-

one of the current policies. These policies are im-

portant to follow in order to keep our arrangement

intact, so please respect and abide!

Our members may use only the indoor swimming

pool, the spa, sauna and the new workout room (all

located on the lower level) at Mountain Retreat as

part of your Sequoia Woods membership.

There is no charge to use their facility but the use is

restricted to Sequoia Woods Country Club members

in good standing. You may now bring no more than

two guests with you to the facility and you must ac-

company them—guest card privileges will not oth-

erwise be honored.

Likewise, you may bring your children with you to

the facility but you must accompany them, as well.

(To everyone’s understanding, this isn’t a place to

drop-off your kids to play or to “hang-out”.)

Most importantly, you’ll need to present your perma-

nent plastic Sequoia Woods card with your name

and number for identification, and a picture ID. Your

card is the only way you can use the facility. Once

they cross-check your card with the active member

list we provide them, their staff will buzz the locked

access door open. (If you’ve lost your SWCC mem-

ber card please let us know as soon as possible and

we’ll send for replacements, which you’ll be able to

pick up here at the clubhouse.)

The hours of operation: 8:00am until 10:00pm sum-

mer; 8:00am until 8:00pm off-season (fall, winter &

spring).

Enjoy!

The Mountain Retreat, across the street from SWCC

Regular SWCC Clubhouse Hours:

Lounge:

Open daily*, all year, at noon

(earlier on summer weekends)

Monday nights: “pub” food served from 5-7:00p

Thursday nights: One-Plate Dinner begins at 5:30pm

Weekend bar menu: Fri-Sat. from 5:30 to 9:00p,

Sun. from 5:30 to 8:00p

Dancing on Saturdays as announced, from 9-12m.

Live music by special announcement

Direct line: 795-1000 ext. 1

*closed Thanksgiving & Christmas

Restaurant:

Fri-Sat. nights from 5:30 – 9pm

Sun. night from 5:30 – 8pm

Brunch served only on Easter Sunday, a grand buffet

from 10am-1:30pm (no dinner)

For Restaurant Reservations: please call after 12

noon (sorry, no messages)

795-1000 ext. 5 during restaurant hours; ext. 1 all oth-

er times

*closed Thanksgiving, Christmas & Super Bowl Sun-

day

Golf Shop

Open daily, as weather permits

795-2141

Deli-last day is Sun. Oct. 16

Open daily; hours vary

795-1000 ext. 101

Pool—

Closed until end of May

Business Offices

Open weekdays, variable times; all membership

and billing matters

795-1000 ext. 2

MEMBERS AND GUESTS:

Please remember to have your

valid driver’s license with you

in order to operate a golf cart.

Thank you for your cooperation!

The SWCC Facebook site is up.

Be sure and visit us!

THE RESTAURANT AT SEQUOIA WOODS

Summer 2016 SMALL PLATES

GRILLED FLATBREAD “PIZZA” with grilled steak, arugula pesto and a creamy garlic sauce 12.

P.E.I. MUSSELS with garlic, ginger, roasted tomatoes and grilled bread 14.

SALMON CEVICHE ROLL with an avocado puree and a sriracha aioli 14.

BRAISED PORK BELLY with crispy corn cakes, caramelized onions and coffee barbeque sauce 13.

TOGARASHI PRAWNS with pickled cabbage and radish 14.

SEARED CARPACCIO with horseradish aioli, shaved parmesan and pickled shallots 10.

CRISPY CALAMARI with a green onion slaw and remoulade sauce 12.

SOUP OF THE DAY 6.5

GRILLED ROMAINE with a caesar vinaigrette, anchovy bread crumbs and shaved parmesan 7.

BABY ICEBERG with roquefort, bacon, cherry tomatoes and blue cheese dressing 7.

SMALL “SIDE” MIXED GREENS with roasted beets, almonds, chevre and a citrus vinaigrette 5.

add grilled chicken on top of any salad above 14. add grilled salmon on top of any salad above 21.

LARGE PLATES ROASTED RED BELL PEPPER stuffed with fresh mozzarella, basil and orzo, with a garlic white wine

broth 23. add shrimp 29.

PENNE PASTA with andouille sausage, rock shrimp, tomatoes & light cream sauce 24.

GRILLED SALMON with coconut milk risotto, pea shoots and a roasted red bell pepper sauce 28.

MACADAMIA NUT-CRUSTED HALIBUT with mango puree, spicy chile glaze and basmati rice 30.

PICKLE-BRINED FREE-RANGE CHICKEN with mashed potatoes, fennel slaw and pickled chiles 26.

GRILLED FILET MIGNON with smashed yukon golds, creamed spinach and a blackberry-red wine

reduction 32.

PAN-ROASTED RACK OF LAMB with polenta, ratatouille and crispy spinach 33.

ROASTED PRIME RIB with pork belly and cheddar-stuffed baked potato 14 OZ. 30.

(available on Friday and Saturday) 10 OZ. 25.

EXECUTIVE CHEF: RYAN NIBLACK We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.

A gratuity of 20% will be added on groups of eight or more.

Corkage: Twelve-Fifty (12.50) per 750 ml bottle

Split meal charge: six dollars (6.) Sorry, no split salads...

Thursday Dinner

In The Lounge

October 6

Prime Rib

Roasted Red Potatoes

Salad

Garlic Bread

$16.00

October 13 *Special Oktoberfest Party w/ live music by

Almost Blue*

Assorted German Sausages

Warm Potato Salad

Braised Cabbage

Applesauce

Cookies

$16.00

October 20

Teriyaki Coulotte Steak

Rice Blend

Egg Roll

Asian Style Salad

$11.00

October 27

Roasted Turkey

Mashed Potatoes & Gravy

Salad

Garlic Bread

$11.00

Items subject to change;

Thursday Dinner starts at 5:30pm.

Seating is limited, so arrive early!

The Deli... 10:30 am to 2:30pm snacks on the deck, or orders to-go

call to verify hours and days; closing Oct. 16

The Restaurant is open for dinner every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Great food...great wines.

Don’t forget to phone ahead for a reservation!

795-1000 ext. 1

The Lounge cocktails, beer and wine daily; food seven nights per week:

Monday: pub menu from 5 to 7:00pm

Thursday: one-plate dinner 5:30pm

Fri-Sat-Sun: weekend bar menu from 5:30 to 9:00pm (5:30-8:00 on Sun.)

Music Saturday nights as announced

SEQUOIA WOODS COUNTRY CLUB

SUMMER 2016

Weekend Bar Menu

Serving: Friday & Saturday 5:30pm to 9:00pm / Sunday 5:30 to 8pm

Prices include sales tax

Kobe-Style Cheeseburger with tillamook cheddar cheese,

smoked bacon, sriracha aioli & fries

16.00

Barbeque Pork Poutine with white cheddar

12.00

Togarashi Prawns with pickled cabbage and radish

15.00

P.E.I. Mussels with garlic, ginger, roasted tomatoes and grilled bread

15.00

BLT Sandwich: Pork Belly, arugula, tomato chutney, pickled onions on a poppy-seed roll

14.00

Grilled Crispy Flatbread “Pizza” with grilled steak, arugula pesto and

a creamy garlic sauce

13.00

Crispy Calamari with a green onion slaw and remoulade sauce

13.00

House-Made Chicken Wings with a blue cheese celery salad

12.00

Bowl of Soup of the day

7.00

Salad (choose one below):

-Grilled Romaine (w/caesar vinaigrette, anchovy bread crumbs, shaved parmesan) 8.00

-Baby Iceberg Wedge with roquefort, bacon, cherry tomatoes and blue cheese dressing 8.00

-Small Mixed Greens (w/roasted beets, almonds, chevre and a citrus vinaigrette) 6.00

DESSERTS: 9.00 / ask your server about our current selection

sorry, we do not offer “to-go” food from the main kitchen

Sequoia Woods Country Club Presents…

Music Calendar

Saturday October 1

Live Music - 8:00 to 11:00pm —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————-

Saturday October 8

House DJ 9:00 to 12:00 midnight ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————–—————————————-

Thursday October 13 (patio dinner party; by reservation)

Live Music - dinner 5:30; music 6:30 to 9:30pm ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Saturday October 15 NO MUSIC —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————-

Saturday October 22 NO MUSIC —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————-

Saturday October 29 (Halloween party; costumes welcome)

Live Music - 8:30 to 12 midnight

Sequoia woods COUNTRY CLUB presents...

8:00 to 11:00 pm

live music on the deck !

Almost Blue SWCC Presents...

Thursday October 13 6:30 to 9:30pm Oktoberfest Special! call for dinner package info: 795-1000 ext. 1

L I V E

Featuring live music by

The Kool Shifters Saturday October 29

8:30 to 12midnight / must be 21

Hallowe’en Party in the Lounge

SEQUOIA WOODS PRESENTS...

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 SWCC Champagne Classic 1pm SG; Cocktails, Dinner to follow (open play:8:30amSG)

9 Women’s 18-H Club Awards Brunch

10 11 12 13 Oktoberfest Thursday Dinner

14 Final Couples’ Twi-light 2:30 check-in; 3pm SG; dinner to follow

15

16 Men’s Club Turkey Shoot 9am SG lunch to follow DELI LAST DAY

17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 Sequoians Awards Luncheon

26 27 28 29 Hallowe’en Party

30 31

October 2016

Golf events shown are those held at SWCC; calendar does not include off-site events

Men’s and Women’s Clubs’ mid-week events and details can be found in their club tournament calendars

Always verify play and event information with The Golf Shop or your club leaders

More club events can be added throughout the season and members will be updated through our e-mail club “blasts” and The Fore!Cast newsletter.

Join our e-mail club: click the e-mail club link on our website’s home page

Golf Shop Opens at 9:00am Men’s Club 10:00am Women’s 9-Hole Club 10:00am Women’s 18-Hole Club 10:00am

Denotes Live Music Event