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NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2018

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In This Issue !Clubhouse News pages 1-2!Dining & Events page 3-4 Tennis News pages 5-6!Golf News pages 7-14!Calendar page 15

New Bern Golf & Country ClubTrue Believers at Every Age

You are never too young or too old to tell the man in red your Christmas wishes. NBGCC is so lucky to have him visit in December.!

When it comes to Santa, you are never too big to believe in his magic.

Chef’s Table

! 01.26.18 LIMITED SEATING $55++

!!Drink of the Month

Mint Chocolate Martini $7.50

Butter Poached Lobster and Potato Bisque Carrot Ginger Puree, Tarragon Juice, Brown Butter Powder and Peruvian Potato !Black Sea Bass Lemon Zest and Black Pepper Risotto, English Peas, Radish Broth and Bottarga Essence !Seared Veal Tenderloin Wild Mushroom Ragout, Preserved Lemon and Cranberries, Haricot Verts, Sweet Potato Mash !Dark Chocolate and Malted Powder Ganache, Malt Cake, Chocolate Crisps


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H A P P Y N E W Y E A R ! Wow… I can’t believe it is already 2018. Time really does fly when you’re having fun. First, I would like to thank the entire membership for the contributions to the

Employee Christmas Fund. The contributions from the membership helped each employee have an extra special Christmas with their families. I would like to take a moment and thank the entire staff of New Bern Golf and Country Club. These are the people that truly make this Club run smoothly day-to-day. I hope to see everyone at the Club during the new year! !!!!

REMINDERS: !• Shirt tails shall be tucked in at all times while

playing golf. !!• When parking, please do not park at the end of

parking lot rows as it makes it difficult for cars that are properly parked to back out of their spot.!!

• Smokers - please respect the appearance of Club property by disposing of cigarette and cigar butts in an ashtray.!!

• Walkers – please do not use the course for any non-golf purposes, such as walking, jogging, biking and the like between the hours of 8:00 am and 6:00 pm.

FROM THE MANAGER, PATRICK DILL

Suggestions are always welcome. Please send an email to [email protected].

Clubhouse News

!In Memoriam Libby Kopliner December 11, 2017 !!Our deepest condolences to the Kopliner Family

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!In Memoriam Sherril Miller December 16, 2017 !!Our deepest condolences to Jim, Tammy & the Miller Family

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!Thank you to the membership for your contributions to the employee Christmas fund. We are truly grateful for the appreciation we are shown during the holiday season and throughout the year. You make the Club a great place to work!!!Sincerely,!The NBGCC Staff

!New Year’s Eve at NBGCC !Enjoy a tailored New Year’s Eve at NBGCC. For a formal dining experience, join us for an elegant plated meal starting at 6pm with cocktails. To rock in the New Year, we will be offering music by DJ Chuck Kolb from 6:00 pm to 1:00 am. No charge to attend the later party. Reservations are required for the three course dinner.

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Hidden Number !!!In the newsletter is a hidden number. If you find your number in the newsletter, you will receive two dinner entrees of your choice this month, excluding any beverages, gratuity and sales tax.

Monday 5:45-6:15 am & 6:30-7:00 am!Wednesday 6:30-7:00 am & 8:15-8:45 am!Thursday 5:45-6:15 am !Friday 6:30-7:00 am!!In the NBGCC Ballroom !!Program includes:!• 30 Minute FAT LOSS Workout!• Workouts tailored to your fitness level!• Combines weights & cardio for a fat burning blast that lasts hours after the workout !• Full-body workouts, including targeted CORE TRAINING!!Register online to reserve your spot today:! http://beyondfitphysiques.com/bikini-boot-camp/ or email [email protected] !

!Duplicate Bridge Winners of the December Bridge Group: !

1st Place (tie) Loyce Moore & Joan Umstead Marie Schwab & Helen Bayer !

2nd Place Mary Brown & Dean Smith !

The next meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 16th at 10am. If you are interested in playing please call Loyce Moore at 633-0000. !

Dining & Events

!Family Night Dinner Buffet Thursday, January 25th - 6:00 to 8:30 pm !

Julienne Iceberg Lettuce, Spinach and Radicchio with Sliced Red Onions, Mushrooms, Chopped Green Olives, Bacon, Eggs, Croutons, Bleu Cheese, Cherry

Tomatoes and Crispy Fried Onions and Assorted Dressings !Chicken and Rice Soup ~ Yeast Rolls and Cheddar Chive Cornbread Muffins !Slow Roasted Sirloin Tip with Onion Gravy ~ Southern Fried Chicken !Blackened Catfish with Tomato Jus ~ Creamy Mashed Potatoes and Gravy !Mac and Cheese ~ Corn Succotash ~ Collard Greens !Peanut Butter Pie ~ Blueberry Pie ~ Warm Dutch Apple Cobbler Vanilla Ice Cream and Assorted Toppings !

$16.95++ - Adults $10.95++ - Kids 5 to 12 yrs Reservations Strongly Suggested

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Dining & Events

From the youngest of babes to the young adults …

EVERYONE LOVES SANTA CLAUS!


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TENNIS REPORT, BILL JONESHappy New Year everyone! Here is to a joyous and exciting 2018 for all, we hope you have a prosperous and happy start to your new year. This is a good time to get all your tennis gear ready for the spring tennis season. Come on in and get your racquet tuned up and ready to go. Before you know it we will be into the league season, so if you need anything we are here to help. Happy 2018 everyone, we look forward to some GREAT tennis this year!!!

Tennis News

NBGCC Tennis Pro Shop !This is a great time of the year to address your equipment needs and fine tune your existing equipment. Tennis on the Trent can restring and re grip your racquet. Come check out our array of merchandise available in the Tennis Pro Shop.

Weather and Court Conditions !This is the time of year when the weather is the most unpredictable. That is why we try to keep you up to date on the clay courts and the repairs necessary to make them playable. Generally, when they freeze, it will take days before they are firm enough to play on safely. We will always do our best to have them ready for you as soon as possible. We are in need of mother natures help with warm weather, plenty of sunshine and no rain or snow. The hard courts are usable during this time, we ask that with just two courts, you sign up in advance on the reservation system and you limit your play time to an hour and a half to accommodate as many members as possible. Thank you for your patience during winter as it is our biggest challenge every year to keep your courts ready.


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Member of the Month !!This month we are taking a step back, back in time to remember two tennis players that graced these courts for many years. This month starts a new year and we want to recognize Mrs. Julia Hudson and Mrs. Dora Taylor. They are both still a part of tennis, Ms. Dora with her grandson, Jack, and Ms. Julia with her great grandson, Hudson.

What a blessed gift they continue to give NBGCC as they have passed their love of the game onto another generation. Thank you Julia and Dora for passing down your tennis legacy to keep the game we all love alive and well in both of your families!

Tennis NewsJunior Member of the Month!With the New Year here, we want to

thank all our junior players for an awesome 2017. Each and every player has shown great success, and we’ve been fortunate to have an influx of new juniors that are eager to play. !This month’s junior members of the month are actually two players. When you see them play, their smiles never seem leave their faces. They always enjoy playing tennis and each bring their own style and flare to the tennis courts. They are the dynamic duo of tennis and our January junior members of the month: Markus Soreff and Reid Whitsett.

Junior After School Program

We will have the last class for 2017 on Thursday, December 19th for all three classes and we will pick it back up on Tuesday, January 9, 2018. If you have any questions please feel free to email either Hank or myself here at the shop.

!Directors Tip of the Month ! Who should your partner be? I get this question quite often and my answer is simple: you should be playing with someone who complements your game with their weaknesses being your strengths and their strengths being your weaknesses. This way you will be able to cover each other when it comes to what works or doesn’t work in your individual games. The goal in doubles for your partner and you should always be “how can I set my partner up to be successful”. So when you are playing doubles, find the partner that make you a winning combination!

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Golf News

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!2018 NBGCC Golf Tournament Schedule

!January 25th Thursday MGA Annual Meeting (6pm)

February 4th Sunday Superbowl Superball (Sears Cup)

March 3rd Saturday MGA Spring Scramble (Sears Cup)

March 22nd Thursday Peterson Memorial Scramble

April 7th Saturday MGA 2 Man (Sears Cup)

April 8th Saturday Match Play Begins (Sears Cup)

April 24th - 26th Tue.- Thur. 50th Lib Bryan Ladies Invitational

May 3rd Thursday Together 4 Tanner Tournament

May 19th & 20th Sat. & Sun. Dogwood 2 Man Invitational (Sears Cup)

May 22nd & 24th Tue. & Thur. LGA Member-Member

June 14th-16th Thur.-Sat. Men’s Member-Guest (Sears Cup)

June 19th & 21st Tues. & Thurs. Ladies Club Championship

July 12th Thursday Eastern NC Jr. Golf League Match

July 19th Thursday Coastal Seniors

July 21st & 22nd Sat. & Sun. Couples Club Championship

August 4th Saturday MGA Summer Schamble (Sears Cup)

August 18th &19th Fri.-Sun. Couples Summer Classic

September 8th & 9th Sat. & Sun. MGA Member-Member (Sears Cup)

September 25th & 27th Tues. & Thurs. LGA Presidents Cup

October 6th & 7th Sat. & Sun. Men’s Club Championship (Sears Cup)

October 19th Friday Craven Cancer Classic

October 30th Tuesday LGA Member-Guest

November 1st Thursday NBGCC Southland Electrical Pro-Am

November 10th Saturday MGA 2 Man (Sears Cup)

December 1st Saturday MGA Holiday Schamble (Sears Cup)

December 1st Saturday Pro Shop Christmas Party (6-9pm)


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Golf News

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!2018 Buyers Club !Do you like to save money? Are you planning on buying that new set of clubs this year? Are you ready to know your getting the best deal on all your golf purchase?

If you answered yes to any of these you should join the 2018 Buyers Club! All of your golf shop purchases will be at cost plus 10%!

The fee for 2018 will be $150.00. It will be split into two installments, one in January and one in September. !

Need some examples? Titleist Pro V1’s – Regular dozen price $60

Buyers Club $44 FJ Men’s Shirt – Regular Price $79.95

Buyers Club $51.25 !You can even use your buyers club on all special orders. Just think how much further your tournament gift certificates will go! If you have any questions just give the Pro Shop staff a call! If you were signed up for the 2017 Buyers Club you will automatically put on the 2018 Buyers Club unless you let the Pro Shop staff know otherwise.

MGA Steak & Egg!A little rain couldn’t slow down the team of Roy Faulkenberry, Bob Whitley,

David Wang, Bob Nyberg and Ashley Smith as they fired a 20 under par 120 to capture top honors. !

2nd John Sanders, Lynn Cahoon, Tom Barton, Leroy Price, Jack Cotten 3rd Jamie Anderson, Rusty Hutchens, Bill Hutchens, Chris Maroules, Scott Griggs4th Ashely Moser, Tom Hagan, Bob Baskervill, George Zaytoun, Charlie Jernigan5th Travis Moser, John Mitchell, Larry Parker, Tom Gingrich, Ron Patchett!

Closest to the Pin Winners:#3 Bob Nyberg, #9 Tom Barton, #12 George Hancock, #15 Ken Gibbs,

#18 Donnie Daly – Special Thank you to Jeff Duncan and

Longest Drive inside the V on hole #17 – Larry Parker


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STAR PERFORMER !Congratulations to George Zaytoun for

his EAGLE 2 on hole #17! Big George made his deuce on Wednesday, November 29th.

Good thing somebody looked in the hole! LOL! !

The stars are shining bright on the new course!

Golf NewsAttention New Members… !If you would like to receive weekly emails about what’s going on with the golf course, please send an email to [email protected] and I will be more than happy to add you to our list.

Mike “Semper Fi” Liberty captures the 2017 MGA Match Play Championship!

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Runner Up – Jeff “Dash Caddie” DuncanSemifinalists – Don Grosz & John MitchellElite Eight – Bob Baskervill, Michael Mills, Ken Gibbs & Cameron Guthrie

HAPPY NEW YEAR!! The Pro Shop Staff would like to thank everyone for a crazy, but

wonderful 2017 and we are super excited about 2018! !

Please note the MGA Annual Meeting on Thursday, January 25th at 6pm. The 2018 Sears Cup starts with the 250 points for attending

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LGA News2017 ACE of ACE Tournament!

Well, it has been quite a year, with the renovation of the course and having to reschedule or schedule tournaments around renovation and weather, but the LGA survived it! !The final tournament of the year, the Aces of Aces, was played as the year drew rapidly to a close. The ladies did themselves proud on a beautiful day but, as is this case, there is only ONE ACE in OUR deck! !The 2017 ACE is JANE MANNING! Congratulations, Jane! And she did it with a fantastic Net of 65 (gross - 88!) Awesome playing! The Tuesday Play-Day winners were:!1st Gross – Jane Manning 1st Net – Kathy Murphy2nd Gross – Alvina Diello 2nd Net – Donna Zaytoun3rd Gross – Barbara Harwood 3rd Net – Karen Barrow Low Putts – Glenda Belcher (Just a reminder – Ringers continues thru December but Chip-Ins are suspended until the new year.) With that! Happy New Year to all! See you on the course!

2017 LGA Most Improved Golfer

Sharon Early


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Golf Course News

As we head in to a new year, I would like to wish everyone the best golfing year possible. I also wanted to inform everyone on what to expect regarding course conditions for 2018. !First and foremost, I would like to say “thank you” to our Board of Directors for all the support and commitment they made for the renovation in 2017. Also, thank you to every member of NBGCC for your patience and support for this project. To all of the staff of each department and to my maintenance team, I also extend thanks, for this project could not have happened without you. As we move into this season, you will see many of our small bumps and blips that are on the golf course grow in and level out. Our greens and approaches will become a bit more receptive to shots and mature into true playing surfaces.The sand traps have already started to improve and as the root system of the sod surrounding the bunkers develops into the soil, the bunker lines will become very well defined. We have begun to machine tamp and grade the sand traps on a weekly basis and they are leveling out well. All of the tees need a good aeration and a few topdressings so the teeing surfaces will match our collars and approaches. We can only do during the growing season. Fairways will be strong this year and while we have a mix and match of Bermuda fairways we did push the 419 to cover more and limited the common Bermuda in our 10x aeration process. Any weak areas are that of common Bermuda and is similar to what we had for collars and approaches before our upgrade. Mulch areas are serving to enhance the tree lines and allow us an area to blow and mulch debris while not damaging our dormant turf. It also serves to make cleanup of the property more efficient and allows the golf course to be kept in better shape. The playability and look of the mulch lines have become much more player friendly and visually appealing. Heading forward into our future, the golf course shall simply improve with each season. !Now to answer a few questions about the renovation. The 10th hole plays as a modern day short par 4, with its defense to par being in green design and from where you play your second shot. From 120 yards out from the green and on the left side of the fairway you can hit into a receptive green. As you get closer and/or to the right of the fairway, the approach shot becomes more difficult. A tee shot that is pin high, but to the right of the green leaves the most difficult approach and also has to navigate fairway bunkering. !Our 12th hole now plays longer than it did before. This was done to help make up for losing approximately 50 yards on number 9 when the Club added the parking lot. I was told it played somewhere around 206 to 210 yards as an uphill par three. Also, in classic golf course design of the early 1900’s, golf courses almost always had a par three that stretched to the limit of a players yardage to hit the ball. As our course was designed in 1920 and had a long par three 9th hole before, this was a way to restore that. !The 18th hole, while the most controversial during construction, is proving to be a great par 3 finishing hole. The green is 150 square feet smaller than the old number 18 and it plays about 12 yards shorter. So is it easier and less of a hole? My opinion is that it is a fantastic and challenging, but rewarding, par 3. !The sand traps on 17 and 18 are not designed to be easy up and downs or simple shots to save par. They are meant to be avoided at, almost, all cost. As you play these holes, you will find that they are quite a challenging finish to a great golf course. By modern standards, NBGCC is one of the shorter golf courses in the Carolina’s. It does, however, stand up to the modern game and equipment as the golf course management of your ball is at a premium. I believe that playing golf here and being a member of NBGCC gives you a great advantage when you play anywhere else. !The golf course will play firm when we are in periods of less rainfall and a bit softer during rain events. This allows for all players to hit multiple type shots into the greens. If you approach the greens from a high angle of attack, they will hold, and if you play a lower trajectory, then you will find a low run up game to be accommodating. The type of ball and your short game shot selection will determine many different ways to play a shot from the same location. Please talk with our golf pro, Alan Ferebee, in regard to perfecting these shots. !Thank you, Todd Holt

AROUND THE COURSE WITH TODD HOLT


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2018 MGA CUP !!!

Golf News

!The MGA would like to thank Keith Chappell for his support of the SEARS Cup.

Six SEARS Cup Events:1. MGA Superbowl Superball - Feb. 4th 4. MGA Member-Member – Sept. 8th & 9th2. MGA Spring Schamble – March 3rd 5. MGA Holiday Steak & Egg – Dec. 1st3. MGA Match Play – April 8th

!Points per each Sears Cup Events 1st – 2000 3rd – 1200 5th – 800 7th – 700 9th – 600 2nd – 1600 4th – 1000 6th – 750 8th – 650 10th - 550

500 points will be awarded for participating. Closest to the pin winners 100 points1,000 pt. bonus for playing in all 6 events.!

Bonus Participation Points Events:MGA Annual Meeting (250 pts.) Jan. 25th Dogwood 2 Man Invitational (500 pts.) May 19th & 20thMen’s Member-Guest (500 pts.) June 14th -16th Men’s Club Championships (1,500 pts.) Oct. 6th & 7th MGA Spring 2 Man (750 pts.) April 7th MGA Fall 2 Man (750 pts.) November 10th

Dusty Throckmorton captures the 2017 SEARS CUP points title by a slim 250 points over runner up George Hancock! Great playing guys, it came down to

the very last hole! What a difference one shot can make. !1st – Dusty Throckmorton 9900 11th – Bob Baskervill 72252nd – George Hancock 9550 12th – Billy Faulkenberry 66003rd – Lynn Cahoon 9400 13th – Chris Williams 64504th – John Mitchell 9250 14th – Mike Liberty 63505th – Benny Williams 8150 15th – Bill Hutchens 62006th – Roy Faulkenberry 8050 16th – Lee Moore 61007th – Johnny Sanders 7950 17th – Jamie Anderson 59508th – Ashley Moser 7800 18th – Jim Krukowski 58009th – Joe Newman 7600 19th – Steve Sides 550010th – Jeff Duncan 7500 20th – Jimmy Tadlock 5350


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Golf News2018 Strive for 35 Jr. Golf Package

Fee: $500 for the Year 2018!

!You will receive: • A Full Year of Strive for 35 which includes both spring and fall Semesters

(About 7 Months of Instruction) • Group Lessons on every Tuesday • Testing Day on Saturday Afternoon • Additional Golf Lessons at a reduced rate ($15 per lesson for 30 Minutes) • Strive for 35 Starter Kit (Bag Tag, Sleeve of Balls, Tees, Ball Marker) !

Mission: The New Bern Golf & Country Club Strive for 35 Golf Programs mission is to provide the junior golfers with a chance to learn the basics of the game and a chance to improve as a player. Juniors will learn the rules of the game, proper etiquette, good sportsmanship, and having fun with other junior golfers. At the end of this program, the junior golfer will be able to go out on the golf course and know all aspects of the game. !How it works: All junior golf students will start at the same distance when starting this program. After they complete the stage by passing with a score of 35 or better, then they will proceed to the next stage of the program. Failure to complete the stage will require the student to try the same stage again. There are 6 stages in the program: !

• Stage One- The first stage will require the student to pass from the fringe to 30 yards.

• Stage Two- The second stage will require the student to pass from 30 to 70 yards. • Stage Three- The third stage will require the student to pass from 70 to 120 yards. • Stage Four- The fourth stage will require the student to pass from 120 to 180 yards. • Stage Five- The fifth stage will require the student to pass from 180 to 230 yards. • Stage Six- The sixth and final stage will require the student to pass from the tee box

according to their age. !Weekly Schedule: Tuesday – Practice @ 3:30pm ! Thursday (2nd & 4th of every month) @ 3:30pm Supervised Practice (Practice on the Course) ! Saturday – Test Day @ 3:00pm !

Sign your Jr. Golfer up today! Please contact Mark Williams at [email protected] or call the Pro Shop!




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Golf News

Strive for 35 Junior golf program

The Fall Semester of Strive for 35 has come to a close and I am proud of all 10 Jr. Golfers in the program! We cut a total of 189 strokes off our games combined! Strive for 35 Spring Semester will ramp back up on February 20th, 2018 and last until the first week in May. We have a new Jr. Golf Package for 2018! Please take a look at this sweet deal! In addition, Strive for 35 will be available to Adults starting in 2018! Practice for Adults will be on Wednesday Morning or Afternoon. If you are a beginner looking to learn or want to improve your game (Especially Short Game) then sign up today in the Pro Shop! If you have any questions contact Mark Williams at [email protected] or call the Pro Shop!

Strokes Cut

Trey Quinn 35 41 35 44 47 45 37 13

Arthur Lamard 30 41 39 38 35 38 41 37 36 35 48 9

Graham Foster 28 42 37 37 36 37 34 42 39 11

Tristan Smith 31 40 39 34 47 6

Caroline Cready 56 47 41 38 32 44 42 42 35 48 33

Camp Stix 47 46 34 44 45 37 20

Kennedy Hiner 56 44 35 56 51 48 36 40 41

Henry Foster 55 42 40 34 51 47 25

Alistair Smith 50 40 39 38 48 12

Will Orman 55 36 19

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First Score from Each Stage is the Base ScoreStage One: Fringe-30yds

Stage Two: 30yds-70yds

Stage Three: 70yds-120yds

Stage Four: 120yds-160yds #1219




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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Clubhouse & Business Office

Closed!Happy New Year

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MDR & CDR CLOSED

for Dinner

Bar open until 8pm with food from Snack Bar

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Prime Rib6pm-9pm

Piano in MDR

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Soup/Salad Bar11:30-3pm!

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Breakfast - MDR7am - 10 am!

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Snack Bar B’fast 8am-11am!

Sunday Brunch 11:30am-1:30pm

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Clubhouse Closed!

Business Office Open

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for Dinner


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Prime Rib6pm-9pm

Piano in MDR

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Soup/Salad Bar

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Business Office Open

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MDR & CDR CLOSED

for Dinner


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Prime Rib6pm-9pm

Piano in MDR

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Soup/Salad Bar11:30-3pm!!

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Breakfast - MDR7am - 10 am!!

MDR CLOSED for Dinner

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Closed !Business Office Open

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MDR & CDR CLOSED

for Dinner


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Prime Rib6pm-9pm

Piano in MDR!MDR CLOSED

for Lunch

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Family Night Buffet

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Soup/Salad Bar11:30-3pm!

Chef’s Table

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for Dinner


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Prime Rib6pm-9pm

Piano in MDR

February 1!!February 2!Soup/Salad Bar

11:30-3pm

February 3!Breakfast - MDR

7am - 10 am!

NBGCC January 2018 Event Calendar


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!Arey Grady President

Walt Crayton Vice President/Membership

Al Nichols Treasurer

Sharon Overholt Secretary

Chris Hoveland Food & Beverage/Fitness

Billy Faulkenberry Golf Pro Shop /Long-Term Planning

Craig Holton Tennis

Patrick Bryant Golf Course

Jimmy Cayton Building & Grounds/Pool

New Bern Golf & Country Club

!Hours of Operation !

Main Dining Room Tues - Fri! Lunch!! 11:30am-2:00pm! Wed - Sat! Dinner! 6:00pm-9:00pm! Fri - Sat! Dinner! 6:00pm-9:00pm! Sunday! Brunch! 11:30am-1:30pm!! Main Bar (Beverages)! Tues - Thurs! 11:30am-9:00pm! Fri - Sat! ! 11:30am-10:00pm! Sunday! ! Noon-4:00pm!! Snack Bar Tuesday! ! 8:00am-8:00pm! Wed - Sun! ! 8:00am-6:00pm! Monday! ! Closed! !

Casual Dining/Main Bar (Food Service) Tues - Sat! Lunch!! 11:30am-3:00pm! Wed - Sat! Dinner! 6:00pm-9:00pm!

Golf Shop: 637-2413Golf Course: 637-4211Pool/Fitness: 637-6433Tennis Shop: 637-6201Clubhouse: 637-4061Snack Bar: 637-4015Website: www.nbgcc.com

Management Staff !• Patrick Dill, Club Manager • Theresa Mueller, Controller • Christopher Richardson, Executive Chef • Todd Holt, Course Superintendent, GCSAA • Alan Ferebee, Golf Professional, PGA • Mark Williams, Assistant Golf Professional • Bill Jones, Director of Tennis • Hank Sumner, Assistant Director of Tennis • Matt Reid, Pool Manager

Mission Statement !The purpose of New Bern Golf & Country Club is to provide a place where members and their guests enjoy fine dining and exceptional recreational amenities, creating treasured friendships and unforgettable memories.

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Chef’s 2018 - Final.pdf · GREAT tennis this year!!! Tennis News NBGCC Tennis Pro Shop ! This is a great time of the year to address your equipment needs and fine tune your existing