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I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :PLAYING FOR PINK – HBLGA SILENT AUCTION FUNDRAISER

SAVE THE DATES – LADIES TENNIS MEMBER/GUEST & COUPLES INVITATIONAL 9TH ANNUAL MEMBER HOMECOMING WEEKEND

MEMBERSHIPE V E N T S

1. | ABOG Breakfast

2. | Couples Golf

3. | Men’s Invitational

4. | Homecoming Tailgate Party

September 2018

L I V I N G

Dear Club Members:I would like to take this opportunity to share the results of the 6 question Member & Manager’s Reception Survey that was emailed to the membership in July. These results were also shared at last month’s Member & Manager’s Reception:1. 297 members completed the survey (49% Men; 51% Women)

2. 56% attend 9-12 times per year; 18% attend 6-8 times per year

3. Rate the level of satisfaction in the following areas – Very Satisfied and Satisfied ratings are listed below from highest to lowest:

• Beverage Selection – 85% • Quality of Bev Offering– 83% • Food Presentation – 78% • Overall Experience – 71% • Food Quality – 66%

4. Rank the following with 1 most important and 5 least important- listed in order of importance:

• General Manager’s Update • Socialize with friends • Buffet & Beverages • ABOG Update • Dept Head Summary of Activities • Employee Recognition

5. Indicate level of Agreement with the following – Strongly Agree and Agree ratings are listed below from highest to lowest:

• Information provided by the GM is important – 86% • 30 Minutes for updates is enough time – 82% • Information provided by the ABOG is important – 79% • Information provided by Dept Heads is important – 69%

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6. If I could restructure the Member & Manager Receptions, I would:

• Make no changes – 157 Responded - 53% Agree; 47% disagree

• Change # of Receptions to Quarterly – 34 Responded - 53% Agree; 47% Disagree

• Change # of Receptions to 6 times per year – 28 Responded – 68% agree, 32% Disagree

• Eliminate the 30 Minute update – 11 Responded – 27% Agree; 73% Disagree

• Eliminate the GM update – 19 Responded – 100% Disagree

• Eliminate the ABOG update – 8 Responded – 50% Agree; 50 Disagree

• Eliminate the Dept head update – 24 Responded – 37% Agree; 63% Disagree

• Arrange room in theatre setting to accommodate more and change food to hors ‘dourves – 62 Responded – 39% Agree; 61% Disagree

• Focus 30 minutes on sharing information & addressing issues – 58 Responded – 83% Agree; 17% Disagree

• Open the Member & Manager Update section to questions submitted in advance – 80 Responded – 84% Agree; 16% Disagree

Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey and provide us with your feedback. We will be discussing these results with the ABOG.

Another announcement made is the purchase of an additional 120 chaise lounges for the beach, which will arrive this month. This will expand our beach seating to 250 and greatly enhance this very popular area.

Our 9th Annual Homecoming Weekend is September 21 – 23 and will feature a great line up of events and entertainment. Please be sure to RSVP for the events you would like to attend.

Warm regards,

BRAD HAUER, PGA General Manager

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Advisory Board of Governors (ABOG) Update Dear Club Members:

The Advisory Board of Governors (ABOG) will be conducting an annual election of Board Members to serve a two-year term beginning on January 1, 2019.

The purpose of the ABOG is to foster good relations between members and Club management, to provide input to both members and Club management on programs, plans and activities, and to advise on the Club’s policies, rules and regulations.

Currently, we have (6) six volunteer openings on the Board. In order to serve on the Board, a Club member must be in good standing as determined by the Club, and be a property owner within the Hammock Beach Club communities. Recallable Club members are not eligible. Any eligible person desiring to become a candidate for election to the Advisory Board of Governors must complete an online Candidate Application Form (click here) and submit directly to the Club Membership office at Hammock Beach.

To learn more about the ABOG and the important role that ABOG plays in communicating Member feedback with Club Management, please attend the Saturday, September 29 breakfast at 8:30am in the Ocean Ballroom. Board members will be present to answer your questions. Click here to register for the breakfast.

If you are interested in running for one of the Board seats and serving your Club and community, submit your application by October 15. Click here and scroll down to complete and submit the online Application to Serve on ABOG. Usual time requirements are 7 meetings per year for a total of approx. 2-3 hours per meeting.

Please contact a current Board member or the Membership office if you have any questions about this process or the Board’s activities.

SINCERELY,

Joe RoyA B O G P R E S I D E N T

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8:30-8:50am Breakfast buffet

8:50-9:10am Welcome and Introductions of ABOG members followed by a brief overview of the ABOG – Joe Roy

9:10-9:30am Committee duties, objectives, and accomplishments by Committee Chairs

9:30-10am Circulate and One-on-One conversations with Committee Chairs and ABOG members

Join us for a traditional American Breakfast Buffet followed by an opportunity to learn about the activities and accomplishments of the four (4) ABOG Committees and the ABOG itself. Then decide if you would like to be a part of the process of advising club management in enhancing and developing club membership policies and programming.

Complimentary Member’s Only EventClick here to register online by 5pm Friday, September 21

THE CLUB AT HAMMOCK BEACH and the Advisory Board of Governors (ABOG) Invite you to a complimentary Informational Breakfast

BreakfastWITH ABOG & COMMITTEE MEMBERSSaturday, September 29 | Ocean Ballroom

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Chip and Run by Jeff Hager, Head Golf ProfessionalThe chip and run should be the workhorse of your short game. It is the most reliable shot around the green when you can’t putt.

I would estimate that at least 95% of my short game shots (from within 20 yards of the edge of the green) are played with a chip and run technique, and the other 5% is made up of putts from off the green, pitches, and bunker shots.

Getting the ball on the ground and rolling as soon as possible greatly increases the chances of the ball’s behavior being predictable. That is not to say that a chip and run is always very low to the ground; just as low as possible. A chip and run style shot can be played with the most lofted wedge in your bag, in which case some people might refer to the shot as a “pitch and run.”

In many cases where the average golfer tries to pitch the ball up in the air, the “risk vs. reward” and the uncontrollable nature of a pitch (especially from a marginal lie) make it a poor choice.

Short Game General Rules • Putt whenever feasible (i.e., IF the ball will roll rather than bounce)

• Chip and run when you can’t putt

• Pitch only when you have no choice

Congrats to our new member Steve Carruthers on his Ace!Here are the details:

Ocean Course • 07/24/2018 • Hole #17 • 160 yards level V tee • 7 Iron

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Couples Golf Sunday, October 14 at 9am • 18 holes • Ocean CourseThese fun Golf Member Couples events feature an 18 hole or 9 hole Scramble with beer, wine and hors d’oervres after play

Couples may select other couples to be paired with or the Golf Shop will pair you.

Entry Fee:

Per Couple $30 - plus service charge & tax = $38.52 • Per person $15 – plus service charge & tax = $19.26 Cart Fee, if applicable.

Click here to register by 5pm October 12. Cancellations must be made on-line by 5pm October 12 to avoid a full charge.

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2018 MEN’S INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENTWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17-SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20

Entry Fee $1,100 per team + tax = $1,177Includes shopping spree, prizes, cart fees, beverage cart, social functions for players and their spouses

The format for the 2018 Men’s Invitational will be Better Ball of the Team. Teams will play 5 nine-hole matches against each of the other teams in their flight. Winning teams will advance to a Sudden Death Shootout on the 18th Hole, to compete for the title of 2018 Men’s Invitational Champions.

One practice round is available up to one week prior to the start of the event.

Schedule of Events

*Jackets will be required for the Awards Dinner on Saturday Night. All other events require proper golf attire or Resort Casual DressAll participants must have a valid and verifiable USGA handicap of 36 or less; the Handicap Committee will be verifying all submitted handicaps and reserves the right to adjust handicaps as necessary. The Handicap for this event will be your lowest handicap on record over the past 12 months; the 80% policy will not be applicable. There is a maximum handicap differential of 10 strokes between partners; if a differential of more than 10 strokes exists, the higher handicap player will be lowered to meet the 10-stroke rule. Guests may not be Full Golf, Conservatory Golf, Beach Club or Co-Owner Members of the Club at Hammock Beach or Founder, Golf or Social Members of the Ocean Club at Hammock Beach. Guests may not be former Hammock Beach members who resigned their membership within three years from the date of this Invitational. All tournament rounds will be played from approximately 6,000 to 6,200 yards.

Return completed Entry Form to the Membership Office via fax at 386.246.5695 or email at hbmembership@hammockbeach.com by Friday, October 5. Cancellations after October 5 will be charged the full entry fee.

Wednesday, October 175pm: Stag Night Shopping Spree

Thursday, October 187:30am: Continental Breakfast9am: First Round Shotgun Start11am: Lunch12pm: Second Round Shotgun Start2pm: Scoring6pm: Cocktail Reception for players and spouses

Friday, October 197:30am: Continental Breakfast9am: Third Round Shotgun Start11am: Lunch12pm: Fourth Round Shotgun Start2pm: Scoring

Saturday, October 207:30am: Continental Breakfast9am: Fifth Round Shotgun Start12:30pm: Lunch for players and spouses6pm: *Awards Dinner for players and spouses

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SAVE THE DATE: OCTOBER 10, 2018

Playing For PinkThe Hammock Beach Ladies Golf Association will, once again, sponsor Playing for Pink, a breast cancer fundraiser dedicated to those

who have lost the fight and to those still fighting! The golf, luncheon and silent auction will take place on Wednesday, October 10, at the Ocean Course, so please mark it on your calendar. Stay tuned this year for additional “fun”raisers in October sponsored by our Men’s

Golf Association and, new this year, our friends at Hammock Beach Tennis. We thank them both in joining our cause to support Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, where 100% of the proceeds stay in Volusia and Flagler counties helping those in the community who

need necessary diagnostic exams or assistance with their medical treatment.

ALL CLUB MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS are invited to attend the luncheon and silent auction which will be held in the Atlantic Ballroom at 1pm. Please save the date! The HBLGA is looking forward to another successful event!

Click here for details and to register for the Lunch and Silent Auction.

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Save the Date!COUPLES INVITATIONAL

A FULL GOLF MEMBER EVENT

Thursday, November 1-Saturday, November 3 A fun, social golf event for Hammock Beach couples to invite another couple for three days of golf and entertainment.

All participants must have a valid and verifiable USGA handicap of 36 or less; the Handicap Committee will be verifying all submitted handicaps and reserves the right to adjust handicaps as necessary. The handicap for this event will be your

lowest handicap on record over the past 12 months.

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OVERHEAD FOOTWORK VARIATIONS by Katsiaryna Lukomskaya, Head Tennis ProfessionalWhen it comes to fundamentals of the overhead, footwork plays an important role. Quite often we focus only on how we hit the ball and don’t focus enough on how to set up to hit it. Most of the overheads that we hit require us to do some sort of backwards movement. Some of the common mistakes made by club players when moving back to hit an overhead are backpedaling and completely turning around and chasing the ball. Backpedaling away from the net with both shoulders facing the net will significantly slow the player down and often times result in a loss of balance as the upper body will tend to lean backwards. Turning away from the net is a much faster way to get behind the oncoming ball, however by doing so, the player loses the sight of the approaching ball which results in poor positioning.

There are several footwork variations that can be used to make one move more efficiently when hitting an overhead. One of the first things to figure out is how much you need to change your position. For overheads that don’t require you to move back too much, a “shuffle step” would be a player’s number one choice of movement. When you get into your shoulder turn and get both of your arms set up, you want to start shuffling (side stepping) back keeping your feet shoulder width apart for extra balance. Using shuffle steps will help you maintain great balance and allow you to move while keeping your shoulders turned.

The crossover step, is another variation you can use when you need to get back quick particularly on hard to reach overheads that land deep in the court. Start with a shoulder turn and your arms set above the shoulders. Your feet should be shoulder width apart like you are about to shuffle. From that position get your front leg (left leg for right handed players and right leg for left handed players) to stride over the back leg and keep repeating this step until you reach the desired spot on the court. Cross stepping is considered a more “athletic” move as it allows you to move much faster.

Remember, it’s much easier to move forward for a ball than backwards, however there are better and more efficient ways to retreat for shots---especially the overhead. Try practicing both variations without the ball first to get more comfortable with the 2 methods of movement.

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Save The Date! Ladies Tennis Member-Guest Tournament

Friday, October 26-Saturday, October 27 Sunday, October 28 Rain Date

Two divisions: Combined 6.0 or Combined 8.0 (based on player’s highest current USTA or GVTL rating). Minimum of 4 teams to offer a division. Maximum of 8 teams per division.

Entry Fee: Per team: $70 plus service charge & tax = $89.88

Includes player gifts, Friday night event (*non-playing spouses may pay and attend), tennis tournament, awards and luncheon

Friday night event for non-playing Spouses $35 plus service charge & tax = $44.94 Saturday lunch for non-playing Spouses: $25 plus service charge & tax = $32.10

Sign-up will open online Saturday, September 26

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Ladies Tennis Kick OffA great time was had by all at this year’s annual Ladies Tennis Kick Off! Members were treated to a tennis clinic, round

robin, and even a surprise HEAD/Penn demo day which featured the latest racquets. The event culminated with a delicious courtside lunch. We thank everyone who participated and took part in making this event such a great success!

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9TH ANNUAL MEMBER HOMECOMING WEEKENDFriday, September 21-Sunday, September 23

Friday, September 21TAILGATE PARTYKick off Begins at 5:30pm-8:30pm | Champions Lawn | Music by DJ

Kick off the Homecoming Weekend with a good ol’ Tailgate Party. Wear your favorite NFL or College Football team jersey and bring your tailgate gear - flags, games, corn-hole, footballs, banners, pop-up canopy - and face paint is always a plus!

Spectate or participate in Beer Pong – a tailgate favorite – so what happens at the tailgate, stays at the tailgate! Enjoy $1 draft beers.

Who will have the biggest/loudest representation?

Prize awarded for “Best Dressed Fan”

Menu:Pulled Pork or Pulled Chicken Variety of BBQ Sauces, Soft Rolls

Burgers Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Pickles, Cheeses

Hot DogsChili, Cheese Sauce, Diced Onions, Sauerkraut

Sausage & Pepper HoagiesMacaroni Salad, Coleslaw, Potato Salad

Bags of Popcorn│Jumbo Cookies│Watermelon Wedge

Members: $30 • Extended Family & Guests of Members: $40 (Inclusive of service charge & tax)

Space is limited. RSVP online by September 17. Cancel online by 5pm on September 17 to avoid a full charge.

Saturday, September 22AFTERNOON TEA2pm-4pm • LobbyEnjoy a complimentary traditional tea time for Members!Extended Family & Guests of Members $10 + tax per person (Members must accompany their guests and extended family)

TENNIS8:30am-2pm • Courts at Yacht Harbor Village

Drills & Match Play, 8:30am-12pmEnjoy a fun morning of fast paced drills – emphasis will be on the stroke production, doubles style drills, point play, strategy and fundamentals, then take the court in Match Play format with some of the greatest former touring pros!

Former Touring Tennis Professionals: Mikael Pernfors • Brenda SchultzTim Wilkison • Fourth Pro: TBD

Member: $40 plus tax = $42.80; Extended Family & Guests of Members: $50 plus tax = $53.50

Includes Clinic, Match Play, assorted whole fruit, granola bars, Gatorade and bottled water. See Lunch Box options below.

Space is limited. RSVP online by September 19. Cancel online by 5pm on September 19 to avoid a full charge

Lunch Boxes – Optional:1. Oven Roasted Chicken-Alfalfa Sprouts, Lime Avocado Puree, Sliced Cucumber,

Yellow Tomato, Fresh Mozzarella, Naan2. Sliced Smoked Ham-Pimiento Cheese, Bread and Butter Pickles, Red Lettuce,

Grilled Sourdough3. Smoked Turkey-Applewood Smoked Bacon, Sliced Red Tomato, Artisan Greens,

Green Goddess Aioli, Ciabatta4. Veggie Wrap-Cucumber, Grilled Tofu, Shredded Cabbage, Roasted Tomato,

Sesame Ginger Vinaigrette, Spinach Wrap

Member: $10 plus tax = $10.70 Extended Family/Guest of Member: $13 plus tax = $13.91

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Tennis Exhibition, 1pm-2pmWatch the professionals play! Complimentary for all members and guests.

HOMECOMING MEMBER MIXER6pm-8pm – Mixer8pm-9:30pm - Entertainment & Dancing • South Tower Pool Deck

Enjoy the Chef’s special menu of a Southwestern Theme followed by live

entertainment by Chicago Rewired

Chicago Rewired is a tribute to “Chicago” – one of the longest running and most successful pop/rock groups in history with record sales topping 100,000,000 including 21 top 10 singles, 5 consecutive number one albums, 11 number one singles and 5 gold singles.

Chicago Rewired comprises a unique blend of 8 talented and seasoned musicians from all over the Charlotte and Piedmont Triad areas, who have joined forces with the common goal of accurately replicating the timeless music of “Chicago” – the soundtrack to great memories for so many people.

Complimentary for Members; Extended Family & Guests of Members $25 plus tax = $26.75. RSVP on line by Sept 18.

Sunday, September 23GOLF9-Hole Couples Scramble • 2pm shotgun – Ocean Course

Cost: 9-Hole cart fee for non-cart plan members; Complimentary for cart plan members

Reception with complimentary hors d’oeuvres, beer and wine follows play in the Lodge Tent. RSVP online by Sept 19.

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• Menus will be emailed to registered Members a few days prior to each demonstration – please note, no substitutions will be permitted. If the menu is not to your liking, please cancel so we may accommodate other Members.

• This event is now open to Members and Guests of Members.

As a courtesy to other Members, please keep socialization during the demonstration to a minimum.

Cost: Member: $27 plus service charge & tax = $34.67 Guest: $37 plus service charge & tax = $47.51

Click here to RSVP three days prior to the event. Cancellations must be made on-line by 5pm three days prior to avoid a full charge.

Cooking with the ChefTuesday, September 11

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Cooking with the ChefTuesday, September 11

Trivia NightWednesday, September 12 Loggerheads | 7pm-9pmChallenge your general knowledge skills in this fun event, or just come and watch the competition!

Teams of up to 4 players are welcome. The Membership staff will pair single players when possible.

This event is complimentary to Members.

Click here to register your team for Trivia in September by 5 p.m. on September 11.

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Your Special Event Looking for that special setting for a wedding or social event, or a Holiday Party? Our oceanfront

resort offers a variety of spectacular outdoor venue options.

Contact us @ 386.597.6363 or via email at hbcatering@hammockbeach.com to book your event and take advantage of your special Member incentives.

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Understanding Ingredients on Food LabelsBy Donna M Gialone, Personal Trainer/Spin Instructor/Nutrition Counselor

Food labels are an important source of information about calories and the nutritional value of the foods you eat, a crucial tool in building a heart-healthy diet. The Nutrition facts information is always displayed in the same orderly fashion and

helps you understand how much of certain nutrients that you need to limit are contained in the product per serving.

What isn’t always so clear is the ingredients listed on foods or drinks. What do all those huge words mean? Can you always tell when something has a lot of sugar? How about sodium and trans fats? It may be hard to identify ingredients that you want to reduce in your diet to keep it heart healthy, such as saturated and trans fats, sodium, added sugars and cholesterol.

Here are a few simple things to remember to help you navigate these lists. Ingredients are listed in order of quantity, but that doesn’t always tell the whole story. For example, if a jar of salsa lists tomatoes first, you know there are more tomatoes in the product than anything else. But when it comes to sodium, added sugars and saturated and trans fats – which in excess can damage your heart health and increase your risk of heart disease and stroke – it can be difficult to tell just how much is in there because these ingredients can go by several names.

For instance, there are many terms used for sugar on food labels - You might see sugar listed as the fourth ingredient in a product and think it’s not so bad. But sugar can also be listed as high-fructose corn syrup or corn syrup, agave nectar, barley malt syrup or dehydrated cane juice, to name just a few.

Sodium also has several names - There’s salt, sodium benzoate, disodium or monosodium glutamate (MSG). Sodium nitrite is a source of salt in our diets. It’s in hot dogs, lunch meats and so on. It’s used to preserve fish and meats and control bacteria, so it has legitimate uses, but we should be aware that it contributes to our total salt intake. This is important to know because too much sodium can raise blood pressure, increasing your risk for heart disease and stroke. The American Heart Association recommends no more than 1,500 milligrams of sodium a day, but the average American consumes twice that much.

By far the trickiest ingredient to identify is trans fats - You won’t find these listed as trans fats at all, but rather ingredients that contain trans fats: mainly partially hydrogenated oil and hydrogenated oil. Trans fats can elevate your risk of developing heart disease and stroke. These fats raise your bad cholesterol (LDL) and decrease your good cholesterol (HDL).

While some experts say you should choose foods with five or fewer ingredients, I don’t believe we have to make label reading so complicated. Do a little research and learn to identify ingredients listed on labels and all the names used to disguise them.

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Kids Crew Activities Kids Crew Morning Programs • 9am-1pmMorning programs are offered daily 9am-1pm. This program is offered for children ages 4-12. Bring your swimsuit, sunscreen and lots of energy for a morning filled with fun. Lunch is included $50 per child, there is a 20% discount offered for each additional child. To enroll in our drop off program please touch 5661 or via email kidscrew@hammockbeach.com by 5pm the day prior. See our activities guide for the daily theme.

Kids Night Out Programs 6pm-10pmEvening programs are offered Wednesday and Saturday evenings. This program is offered for children ages 4-12 Dinner is included. The cost is $55 per child and 20% per off each additional child. To enroll in our drop off program pleas touch 5661 or via email kidscrew@hammockbeach.com by 5pm the day prior. See our activities guide for the theme.

Sunday Splash 10am-noonSplish splash you don’t have to take a bath just head on out to the Fantasy Pool complex for a morning of pool games. The Recreation staff will wrestle the alligators and race them across the sandy beach pool, bucket relays, noodle races, boogie board races and more. Come join this competition fun for the whole family.

Smores and Stargazing 7:30pm-9:30pmEvery Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday night enjoy complimentary fire pits, and fun games such as cornhole & trashcan frisbee on the Grand Event Lawn. S’mores kits are available for purchase $20 for a pack of 8 s’mores.

Friday Night Lights (Take your Best Shot) 7:30-9:30pmThis event is great for the whole family to enjoy. Try your golf skills in the dark as you aim for our 30’ glowing targets. Challenge your family and friends to this unique golf experience. All skill levels are welcome to play.

Hammock Beach Game Day Saturday’s 11am-1pmDo you like to play sports? Come check us out on Saturdays for all of your favorites. Soccer, Football, Softee Lawn Hockey and Wiffleball to name a few

Junior Golf Clinic Saturday’s 1pm-5pmJoin us for a unique experience for our young golfers. Children ages 5-12 are welcome to join us for clinic. They will learn some of the essential skills of the game for golf from one of our very own PGA professionals. The program runs from 1-5pm and includes an hour and a half of golf instruction. Please meet in the kids Crew room. Reserve your spot by calling 386.264.5661 $40 per child each additional $30 per child. A minimum of 3 children are required to run the program.

Kids Crew September

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Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat

1Afternoon Tea 2-4pmLoggerheads Live Entertainment,9pm, Sidewalk 65 Band

2 3Membership Office Closed

HAPPY LABOR DAY!

4Ocean Course & Driving Range Closed for AerificationAfternoon Tea 2-4pm

5Ocean Course & Driving Range Closed for AerificationMember & Manager’s Reception 5:30-7pm

6Ocean Course & Driving Range Closed for Aerification

Tennis Member Guest Day

7Ocean Course & Driving Range Closed for AerificationLoggerheads Live Entertainment,9pm, DJ Tony Lobby, 7pm, Bill Doyle Jazz Trio

8 Team HB Project Game Day 9amAfternoon Tea 2-4pmLoggerheads Live Entertainment,9pm, The 77ds Band

9 10Conservatory Course & Driving Range Closed for Aerification

11 Afternoon Tea 2-4pmCooking with the Chef 6:15pm

12Trivia Night, 7pm Loggerheads

13 14Loggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, Jim Graves Duo

15Afternoon Tea 2-4pmLoggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, The Sunjammers Band

16 17Conservatory Course & Driving Range Closed for Maintenance

18Afternoon Tea 2-4pm

19Tennis “Stroke of the Month”

20 21Homecoming Tailgate Party 6pm

Loggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, CJ the DJ

22Afternoon Tea 2 -4pmHomecoming Tennis Drills & Exhibition 8:30am Homecoming Member Mixer 6pm

Loggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, The Brk Evn Band

23Homecoming Couples Golf-Ocean 9 Holes 2pm Shotgun

24 25Afternoon Tea 2-4pmBeer Tasting 6pm Lodge Tent

26 27 28Loggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, DJ Tony

29ABOG Breakfast Meeting 8:30amLoggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, Cloud 9 Band

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SEPTEMBER 2018 CALENDAR

Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat

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2Afternoon Tea 2-4pmCooking with the Chef 6:15pm

3Member & Manager’s Reception 5:30-7pm

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Tennis Member Guest Day

5Lobby, 7pm, Bill Doyle Jazz Trio Loggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, DJ Phil

6Afternoon Tea 2-4pmLoggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, The 77ds Band

7 8 9Afternoon Tea 2-4pmWine Dinner

10HBLGA Playing for Pink Luncheon & Silent Auction 1pm

11 12Loggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, DJ Tony

13 Afternoon Tea 2-4pmLoggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, The Sunjammer Band

14Couples Golf Ocean 18 Holes 9am Shotgun

15 16 Afternoon Tea 2-4pm

17Tennis “Stroke of the Month”Men’s Invitational – Stag Night Shopping Spree

18Men’s Invitational

19Men’s InvitationalLoggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, DJ Phil

20 Men’s Invitational Afternoon Tea 2-4pmLoggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, The Brk Evn Band

21 22 23Afternoon Tea 2-4pm

24Trivia Night 7pm Loggerheads

25 26Ladies Tennis Member GuestLoggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, CJ the DJ

27Ladies Tennis Member GuestAfternoon Tea 2-4pmLoggerheads Live Entertainment, 9pm, The Cloud 9 Band

28Ladies Tennis Member Guest (Rain date)

29 30Afternoon Tea 2-4pm

31Member Mixer 6pm

OCTOBER 2018 CALENDAR

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General Manager Brad Hauer 386.246.5435 bhauer@hammockbeach.com

ATLANTIC GRILLE Joi Upchurch 386.447.4610 jupchurch@hammockbeach.com

BREEZES BOUTIQUE 386.246.5514

BELL, VALET & TRANSPORTATIONBell Stand 386.246.5590

CATERING & CONFERENCE SERVICES 386.246.6363

CONCIERGE DESK 386.246.5555

DELFINOS 386.246.5650

Stuart Grubbs 386.246.5650 sgrubbs@hammockbeach.com

FITNESS CENTER 386.246.5589

FOOD & BEVERAGEJason Neff 386.246.5496 jneff@hammockbeach.com

GOLFJeff Hager 386.246.5537 jhager@hammockbeach.com

THE CONSERVATORY 386.246.6710 GOLF TEE TIMES 386.447.4611

Homeowners Association ManagementSouthern States Mgmt. Group Conservatory Carsten Georg 386.446.6333

Aegis Community Mgmt. - Ocean Tower, Villas, Yacht Harbor POA & One Bedroom Condo Nathan Wade 386.597.2840

May Management - Ocean Hammock POA, Yacht Harbor Condos & Phase I Cindie Grant 386.446.0085 ext. 222

Cinnamon Beach & HBC Condos Annie Marks 904.584.1273

HOUSEKEEPING 386.246.5570

KIDS CREW 386.246.5661

MEMBERSHIP 888.252.6294 Marianne Murphy 386.246.5532 mmurphy@hammockbeach.com

Marianne Nicholson 386.246.5437 mnicholson@hammockbeach.com

Nathalie Webster 386.246.5491 nwebster@hammockbeach.com

Lisa Bryl 386.246.5533 lbryl@hammockbeach.com

Member Services 888.252.6294 hbmembership@hammockbeach.com

MEMBER Club STATEMENTSDenise Pemberton 386.246.5497 MembershipAccounting@hammock beach.com

POOLS COMPLEX & BEACH SERVICESKarlos Matta 386.246.6596 kmatta@hammockbeach.com

PROPERTY MANAGEMENTNancy Burnett 386.246.5564 nburnett@hammockbeach.com

Ganene Barnard 386.246.5526 gbarnard@hammockbeach.com

RENTAL ACTIVITY STATEMENTS Barbara Barbagallo 386.246.6578 bbarbagallo@hammockbeach.com

ROOM RESERVATIONS 877.825.4098

SECURITY Security Office 386.246.5550

THE SPA Kadie Withrow 386.246.5423 kwithrow@hammockbeach.com

TERRACE AT CONSERVATORY 386.246.6734

Sharon LaScola 386.246.6702 slascola@hammockbeach.com

TENNIS & COURT TIMES Gene Paul Lascano 386.597.5020 gplascano@hammockbeach.com

YACHT HARBOR VILLAGE/MARINANeil Kaczmarek 386.597.5031 nkaczmarek@hammockbeach.com

YH ENTRANCE 386.597.5045

MAIN Club ENTRANCE 386.246.5559

CONTACTS

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ATLANTIC GRILLEBreakfast: 7-11amLunch: 11am-5pmDinner: 5pm-10pmTapas: 5pm-10pm

BREEZES BOUTIQUEMon-Sat: 9am-6pmSunday: 8am-5pm

CIGAR BARSeasonal HoursSubject to change

COFFEE BARDaily: 7am-12pm

LOBBY BARSun-Thurs: 12pm-10pmFri-Sat: 12pm-12am

CONCIERGE DESKOpen 24 hours per day

DELFINOSDinner: 5pm-10pmSeasonal HoursSubject to change

FITNESS CENTER & LOCKER ROOMSMon-Fri: 6am-8pmSaturday: 6am-7pmSunday: 6am-5pmINDOOR POOLDaily: 6am-11pm

LOGGERHEADSEvenings Only.Live Entertainment

MEMBERSHIP OFFICEMon-Sat: 9am-5pm

OCEAN BAR & CAFÉDaily: 11am-5pmBar: Sat-Sun: 11am-6pmWeather permitting

POOL PAVILIONDaily: 8am-DuskPUTTING GREENDaily: 10am-6pm

ROOM SERVICEBreakfast: 7-11amDaily Dining: 11am-10pm

THE SPAMon-Sat: 9am-7pmSundays & Holidays:

9am-5pm

SUSHI BARSeasonal HoursNo Take-out AvailableSubject to change

TENNIS CENTERCourts: 8am-10pm daily

TENNIS PRO SHOPMon-Fri: 8am-5pmSat-Sun: 8am-2pm

HOURS OF O P E R AT I O N

THE CONSERVATORY(hours of operations subject to change)

Pro Shop: Daily 7am-5pm I Beverage Carts: Daily 9am-5pmTurn Café: Daily 7:30am-3:30pm

The Terrace at The Conservatory: Daily 11am-6pmFitness Room: Daily 6am-6pm I Pool: Daily 8am-5pm

THE OCEAN COURSE(Hours of Operation are subject to change)

Pro Shop: Daily 7am-5pm I Beverage Carts: Daily: 9am-5pmHammock House: Daily: 7am-6pm

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