Red Hill Country Club June / July 2015

Looking at the picture above, I’d like to thank you for buying this new

transport to get me to and from Red Hill for the presidential duties. I’ll

give up my parking space. Assessments to follow. JUST KIDDING!!!.

I’ve got to say, it was a pretty impressive helicopter. It was there for the

successful Assistance League Tournament that was held in May.

All kidding aside, I would like to congratulate our Thursday Team for

another superb season. I know they wanted the trophy again…..we all

did…., but they did have a great two-year run. Good job, Guys!!!!!

Loved being at Sandpiper again. It’s beautiful! And, the weather was

SO much better than last year!

The Champagne Tournament went off with great success. Great

tournament. Many thanks to the Committee and our Staff for all their

help and support. Super job: well done.!!

Turf Reduction is moving on. You can see the plans in the foyer or on

line at the Red Hill turf reduction website. The committee is working

hard on getting all the contracts in line and planning on getting this

project done in a timely manner. Perfect timing for being conscientious

about water saving. We’re ahead of the curve.

Have nothing but pars or better……..ah, well, if not, have FUN!!! See

you on the course!

Doc (Dale) Hildebrant

Upcoming Events

June

6 Couples Stampede

12 RHWG Guest Day

13 Four Ball Stroke

14 Four Ball Stroke

18 Plant the Melon

21 Father’s Day

25 Terrible Twenty

26 Couples Twilight

28 Odd Couples

July

3 Independence Day

Holiday Play

16 RHWG 9 Hole

18 President's Cup

19 President's Cup

25 Leggio Scramble

31 Couples Twilight

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Message From our Manager Mark Campbell

Dear Members,

Easter and Mothers Day was a great success with over 400 attending Easter Brunch and

Mothers Day Brunch. I would like to thank Jason Hsieh, Angela Cordero and their excellent

staff for a wonderful Easter and Mothers Day Brunch. We would also, like to thank all

members for supporting the Club. Summer is coming soon and swim team sign-ups are already here. For more

information please contact Mary-Pat at (909) 260-3224.

Upcoming social events:

Birthday Dinners: June 3rd, 17th, July 1st, & 15th

Fathers Day Brunch: Sun., June 21st

Concert under the Star’s: Sat., Sept. 12th.

*Save the date October 3, 2015 for Red Hills 1st annual Day at Santa Anita Race Track, more information to

follow.

When using the Club with your family and friends, please respect the Clubs dress code. Please see the Clubs dress code

below.

III-B. – CLUBHOUSE RULES DRESS CODE The staff has been instructed to and will strictly enforce the

Dress Code. The Board of Directors has authorized them to ask any Member and/or guest to leave the Club

premises should they be in violation of said Dress Code. To avoid any possible embarrassment when inviting

guests, each Member bears sole responsibility for informing his/her guests of the Dress Code.

General: Denim pants and shorts are allowed (no frays, holes or baggy trousers) in the clubhouse and on the patios.

Denim is not allowed in the Dining Room and Ballroom after 5:00 p.m. At no time is denim allowed on the golf course

or practice facilities. Also prohibited are tank tops, short-shorts, cargo shorts and cargo pants, sweats and gym wear.

Swimwear is only acceptable in the immediate pool area. the Locker Rooms and the Clubhouse until 5:00 p.m.

Appropriate shoes must be worn in all areas, at all times. Gentlemen(all ages): Gentlemen must wear shirts with

collars, sleeves and with tails tucked in, unless the shirt is designed to be worn out with no tails, (e.g. square cut shirts

or Hawaiian style) and golf pants, tailored slacks or Bermuda shorts. Mock Turtleneck shirts are acceptable and

distinguished from T-Shirts by a raised collar. No short-shorts (OP style), baggy style shorts (below the knee), cargo

shorts or cargo pants (exterior pockets) or bicycle shorts are permitted. Hats, caps and visors must be worn bill facing

forward and allowed only in the locker room, card room and golf shop. During daylight savings time only, men are

allowed to wear appropriate shorts in the dining room. Open toe shoes are not allowed at any time in the Dining Room

and Ballroom.

Ladies: Approved golf attire consists of slacks, capri pants, golf shirts or blouses, skirts, skorts or shorts. All skirts,

shorts and skorts must be no higher then mid– thigh. Denim is not allowed in the Dining Room and Ballroom after 5:00

p.m. No sweat suits, nylon jogging suits, cargo pants or cargo shorts (exterior pockets) or workout attire is permitted.

Though unacceptable for golf, midriff covering halter-tops, spaghetti straps and strapless dresses are

acceptable attire in the clubhouse. Special “themed” events will permit described exceptions to the dress code.

Respectfully

Mark Campbell

General Manager

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Turf Talk By Craig Kimmel

Food Buzz

By Jason Heish

* New Seasonal Summer Menus will start on June 9th. Breakfast, lunch and dinner

menus will feature new seasonal fares. Bon Appetite!

* New Seasonal Tapas menu in the works as well. Aiming for July to commence the new Tapas

menu.

* New Polynesian Hawaiian Dinner Buffet to be held on Friday, June 26th. An Italian Feast Buffet to be

held on Friday, July 31st.

* Beers on Tap Rotation: Hangar 24 Orange Wheat Ale, Anderson Valley Oatmeal Stout, Green Flash

West Coast IPA, Murphy’s Irish Red and Stout, Stone Japanese Green Tea IPA

* Live Pianist performing in the restaurant every Friday. Live Saxophonist performing in the restaurant

every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Schedule subject to change

due to other events.

**Looking to host an event here at Red Hill? Afternoon tea parties, weddings, birthday parties, business meetings,

baby showers, etc. Please contact Lida Matthews at LMatthews@redhillcc.com or call directly at 909-982-1358 ex-

tension 222.

The turf reduction project is now in full force with over 25 acres of turf being sprayed on

Monday, June 1st. Over the next 7-10 days you will see the turf turn yellow in color and

eventually die. Any areas that were missed or are still green will be touched up with chemical

over the next several weeks.

Just a reminder that on Monday, July 6th we will aerate the greens before the summer heat is

upon us. Also, we will aerate the tees and topdress the fairways on July 13th.A reminder as we approach the heat and

stress of the summer months, the maintenance staff will be out in the afternoons "syringing" the greens to cool them off.

This is necessary to maintain the health and playability throughout the summer. We apologize in advance for any in-

convenience this may cause the afternoon golfers.

See you on the course!

Craig Kimmel

Golf Course Superintendent

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Shop Talk By Jim Porter

Joey Murray wins our 2015 Club Championship

Congratulations goes to Joey Murray who shot 216 over the three rounds of our Club Championship to

edge three time defending champ Gary Havro by a single stroke. The championship came down to the

54th hole and a clutch putt by Joey. Both hit perfect tee shots to #18 and were left with short wedges.

Joey hit his to approximately ten feet and Gary followed by hitting his to approximately

fifteen feet. Gary’s putt pulled up just short and Joey was able to roll his in for the win. The final hole capped an exciting nine in

which Joey gave back his one stroke lead to trail by one after the 16th hole. He nearly holed his second on #17 to make

birdie and get back even for the tournament.

Vince Elefante was looking to be the Cinderella Story of the tournament when he put together a first round score of 74 for a net

65. He faltered a bit in the second round but regained his form in the final round to win the Net Club Championship with a score

of 210, a full five strokes ahead of his nearest competitor.

It was another very competitive championship with net par being an excellent score. As a matter of fact, only 3 rounds of the 117

played broke 70. Elefante’s net 65 was the only sub 70 score in the first round and Mario Franklin and Hal Damuth put together

69’s in the final round.

Hal Daumth created some excitement in the first round when he scored an 11 on the first hole and followed it up with a

hole-in-one on hole #15. Unfortunately, his ace wasn’t enough to overcome his miserable start and is three round total of 225

missed a third place finish by three strokes.

Net Flight Winners:

First Flight

1st Gary Havro 217

2nd Jeff Perry 219

3rd Chris Zak 222

Second Flight

1st Wally Sinner 215

2nd Curt Tsujimoto 219

3rd Mark Regus 219

Third Flight

1st Mario Franklin 217

2nd Todd Rubzin 222

3rd Robert Dake 222

Fourth Flight

1st Donn Best 224

2nd Reggie Webb 225

3rd Jess Evans 225

It was a great event and we congratulate all of our 2015 Club Championship winners.

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Shop Talk

Local Rules Update

In case you were unclear about the Optional Drop Zones on holes #1 and #2, please review the following Local Rule that has been

adopted to make sure everyone can proceed in a fair and equitable manner.

Local Rule

Optional Drop Zone – Hole #1

If a ball that is not lost nor Out of Bounds is deemed unplayable behind the #1 green in the area

defined by the Blue Stakes and the fence defining Out of Bounds, the player must proceed under USGA Rule 28, penalty

one stroke. As an additional option, under penalty of one stroke, the player may drop a ball within the Dropping Zone

located to the east of the putting green. This Dropping Zone is defined by Blue Stakes.

Optional Drop Zone – Hole #2

If a ball comes to rest on the cart path or on the grass between the cart path and the retaining wall within the area defined

by the posted Blue Stakes, the player may obtain relief under USGA Rule 24-2 without penalty. As an additional option,

the player may drop a ball (without penalty) within the Dropping Zone defined by the Blue Stakes on the west side of the

cart path.

Please remember these are additional options to the relief provided by the Rules of Golf in these locations.

HOT SHOTS

On April 3rd Michelle Lindley shot her best ever, a nice 100 that included birdies on holes #1 and #3.

Vaughn Brown has found playing the Gold Tees to be quite a bit more fun, especially after shooting his age (88) on April 4 th.

Dan Duir, playing by himself, had a one hop shot disappear into the hole on #4 for his first ever ace on April 5 th.

A perfect #4 hybrid gave Hal Damuth his first ace at Red Hill on hole #15 during the first round of our Club Championship (May

2nd).

High ball hitting Eddie Rowland playing from the right rough lofted a #6 iron over the tree in the middle of the fairway, it took

one hop and found the hole for an eagle 2 on May 9th.

On May 16th Zulma Zak shot her best ever, a very nice 87 from the Silver Tees. Her round included 8 pars 1 birdie and just 31

putts. This was her first sub-ninety round. On May 17th she put together another nice 87.

Also on May 16th Art Brisbane shot his best ever at Red Hill a very nice 82 that included player holes #5, #6, #7, and #8 in one

under par.

Playing the forward tees on May 20th Tony Papa put together nine hole scores of 41-36 for an age shattering round of 77. Like

Vaughn Brown, Tony is having some fun playing the forward tees.

Eddie Rowland recorded his fifth ace at Red Hill on May 23rd when he hit a perfect wedge on hole #10. This was the third time

his wedge shot found the bottom of the cup on this hole.

On May 26th Lory Stampfl shot an even par 74 from the Red Tees that included 6 birdies.

Congratulations to all of our Hot Shot players.

Jim Porter

JOHN MACK CROWNED RED HILL SENIOR CHAMPION

Senior new comer John Mack fired a two day gross score of 145 to claim his first Red Hill Senior Championship. Chris Zak’s

socre of 158 placed him second followed by Rich Wheeler at 159.

Jack Lisinski won the Senior Net Championship with a two day total of 140, just one stroke ahead of Keith Armbruster and

Bob Dake.

Age Group Results – Net

55 – 65 years

1st 143 Rick Wheeler

Curt Tsujimoto

3rd 145 Steve Adams

Stuart McCarthy

66 – 75 years

1st 141 Keith Armbruster

Bob Dake

3rd 142 Mike Nelson

Jess Evans

75 and older

1st 152 Jim Piatt - the only player to really distinguish himself from the many in this flight.

Congratulations to all of our 2015 Senior Club Championship winners and thanks to everyone who supported this event.

Jess Evans

Tournament Chairman

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Historical Society

The History of Red Hill Country Club – Tapia’s Treasure

The land on which Red Hill Country Club stands has a background that is typical of much of Southern California. It

reaches back into the days of Spanish domination and to the time when Cucamonga was inhabited by Indians and Chinese

immigrants. Rancho Cucamonga came by its name from an Indian Village (Kukamonga) which sat on the land when the first white

men arrived.

In 1893 Don Tiburcio Tapia, a leading citizen and former Mayor (Alcalde) of Los Angeles, petitioned for a grant to the

Cucamonga lands. The grant for 13,000 acres was made and Tapia built a large, well-fortified adobe house on the crest of the

highest hill and raised great herds of cattle. The Indians he employed for the building operation rebelled when they realized that the

newcomers were taking their grazing lands from them. Retreating to the foothills and canyons, they made occasional raids upon the

live stock of the white man. Desert Indians, too, frequently invaded the rancho lands, and many tales were told by old residents of

raids, battles, and attacks upon the Tapia “fortress” on Red Hill. Tapia also planted the area’s first vineyards and began a successful

winery.

One of the tales about the early days of Cucamonga is that of the chest of coins which Don Tapia is said to have hidden

when rumors of war in Alta California began to spread. It was said that this chest contained not only Tapia’s own money, but also

the money entrusted to him by friends, and money collected for the building of a chapel near Cucamonga. It was rumored that, upon

his unexpected death in 1845, no one knew where the chest had been hidden except an Indian servant who had been sworn to

secrecy.

Tapia’s daughter Maria, who had married Leon Prudhomme, continued to occupy the house on Red Hill, and after her

father’s death she moved into his bedroom. According to legend, one night she saw a mysterious light move across the wall, coming

to rest on a particular spot. The apparition was repeated a number of times, greatly disturbing the young wife. In order to prove that

the vision was imaginary, her husband plunged a knife into the adobe wall. To his amazement, it went through the wall, disclosing a

hollow space in which was found a purse containing some silver coins and a scrap of parchment with a faded map and message.

The paper was studied carefully and much search followed to no avail. The treasure was never found. In 1858 the Prudhomme

family sold the rancho to John Rains. Mr. Rains abandoned the old Tapia residence and built a new one farther east, north of the

vineyards, portions of which stand today known to us as the Thomas Winery.

Although the Tapia family was long gone, the search for his treasure did not end. During the depression years from 1930 to

1935 groups of Castilian Spaniards and Mexican Americans would come to Red Hill on weekends, camp out nearby, and spend a

few days digging on the Red Hill Country Club Golf Course for the treasure. They removed so much dirt from beneath two large

oak trees that stood near the fifth and ninth tees that both trees died and had to be removed. Another favorite digging site was the

bank on the east side of the present sixteenth hole. Numerous holes and tunnels, resembling small mine shafts, were dug on this hill.

In another spot, a giant cactus patch once grew in the area west of the number two fairway (the present day strawberry farm). This

section was also often pockmarked with the holes of the gold seekers.

Information taken from History of Red Hill Country Club, Golden Anniversary 1971 and Cucamonga.com

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Bud Taylor

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Women’s Golf

RED HILL WOMEN GOLFER NEWS

March 27th Our ladies had a great day with 104 players this year for our Member/ Guest Tournament. Our

format was better ball of partner. We played in four different flights. Two member with guest and two guest /guest

from other golf clubs. We called the flights Upland, Claremont, Rancho Cucamonga and Etiwanda, noting our neigh-

bor cities. The winners in our member flights were as follows

Upland flight Claremont flight

1st Gross Janet Linder 1st Gross Suzanne Wojcik

2nd Gross Lory Stampfl 2nd Gross Nancy Laird

3rd Gross Sue Best 3rd Gross Dena Hull

1st Net Mary Elyousef 1st Net Michelle Lindley

2nd Net Karen Olin 2nd Net Lillian Lisinski

3rd Net Michelle O’Dwyer 3rd Net Kathy Nauretz

Our compliments to the staff of Mr. Porter and Mr. Kimmel, and committee for all the work to make this a

special day. Committee members Mary Fox, Sue Best, Marilyn Howie , Nancy Laird and Kathy Nauertz.

April 28th Club Championship for our Lady Golfers began, with 3 days of play. We watched from the balcony

as the ladies completed the last round. Some new names and some familiar winning names were congratulated with

champagne and yellow roses by our tournament chairman , Mary Fox. The new club champion for 2015 is Lory

Stampfl, runner up is Renee Dake. The net Champion is new to winning, Lilly Lisinski , and runner up net champion

Faye Murray.

Team golf finds our lady golfers going early in the morning to Via Verde, winning net, Silver Lake, taking

the net win and winning the home games from these two clubs. Next is Lake Arrowhead, soon to be played. I hear we

are in the playoff come June. Thanks to the leadership of Faye Murray and Lory Stampfl. Now to travel news and

note worthy improvement. Renee has been traveling to Bakersfield, 1st Gross win. Michelle Lindley broke 100 for

the first time on the Red Tee and Lilly Lisinski scored 99 from the Silver tee. Congrats Ladies ! Couples Club Cham-

pion first day was 9 holes only, RAIN shorten the day. Sunday was 18 holes and 1st. Gross winners were Dena & Har-

lan Hull. 1st net winners went to Cindy & Mike Smits. There were 14 couples via for this honor. Kudos go to all

participants.

Home with Hacienda Women on July 28th at Hacienda, SIGN UP

IT WILL BE FUN

Club Champion Lory Stampfl Net Winner Lillian Lisinski

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Couples Golf

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Federated Seniors

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Fathers Day

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Meet Our Newest Members

Scott Rubzin I graduated from California State University, Fullerton with a

degree in Accounting in 2014. I was also a member of the

men's golf team for my tenure at Cal State Fullerton. My

father, Todd Rubzin, is also a member of Red Hill, my mother

Randi and my sister Emily are included in the picture. I am

currently working at Next Level Property Investments in Brea

and our investment company also films the hit TV show on

HGTV called “ Flip or Flop”.

Jeremy D. Watson & Family

The Marsh Family

Aaron & Courtney Marsh along with our 6 year

old daughter Lily Reagan Marsh. Aaron works for

Bank of America and manages the relationship

between the bank and the non-profit HUD

agencies in Nevada, Utah, Montana, Idaho, and

Wyoming. He also works on the escalations from

all the elected officials in the same states. Aaron’s

passion is golf and he is super excited to be a

member of Redhill. Courtney is a Association

Manager and works for CMS in Claremont.

Courtney enjoys cooking, snowboarding, and wine

tasting. She is very involved in our daughters

school OLA in Claremont. Lily is about to

graduate kindergarten from OLA and loves all

that is Disney. Together we couldn’t be more

happy to be at Redhill and look forward to

meeting new people and enjoying this wonderful

club.

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Members News

0Mrs. Marguerite Antonelli Member for 50 Years

Mr. William O’ Brian Member for 32 Years

Mr. James Medeitros Member for 28 Years

Mr. Leigh Adams Member for 14 Years

Ladies Bridge Results

If you are interested in joining the Ladies Bridge Team

please contact Marilyn Howie at (909) 985-5342

May 2015

1st Place Delores Deriks

2nd Place Mary Gattas

3rd Place Kathy Pruitt

4th Place Pat Curtin

April 2015

1st Place Suzanne W

2nd Place Gale Ginsberg

3rd Place Bess Brockenson

Canceled

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E-mail your favorite photo of Red Hill members or events to LMacey@redhillcc.com. Depending on the amount of photos we

receive, we will try our best to include as much as we can on our newsletter. Thank You

Member’s Corner

Sunset

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Member’s Corner

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July 1st

Smoked Beef Tri Tip $19.95 $22.95

Haleiwa BBQ Chicken $17.95 $20.95

Maryland Crab Cakes $19.95 $22.95

Peach Cobbler A la Mode or Ice Cream Sundae

July 8th

Prime Rib $24.95 $27.95

Italian Meat Lasagna $17.50 $20.50

Lemon Pepper Shrimp Salad $18.50 $20.50

Strawberry Cheesecake or Ice Cream Sunday

July 15th

Smoked Prime Beef Brisket $19.75 $22.75

Cajun Turkey Meatloaf $16.95 $19.95

Tempura Shrimp & Vegetables $19.95 $22.95

M & M Cookie A la Mode or Ice Cream Sundae

July 22nd

Petite Filet & Mushroom Risotto $22.95 $25.95

Shrimp Fajita Salad $15.95 $18.95

Grilled Red Snapper $16.50 $19.50

Mixed Berry Short Bread or Ice Cream Sundae

July 29th

Roasted Leg of Lamb $19.95 $22.95

Hot Summer Chicken $17.50 $20.50

Mediterranean Salmon $16.95 $19.95

Blue Berry Pie A la Mode or Ice Cream Sundae

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Wednesday Night Dinner Specials

Full Dinner served with your choice of Soup Du Jour, House or Caesar Salad and Dessert

Entrée only does not include Salad and Soup

Entrée Only

Full Dinner

June 3rd

Roasted Prime Rib of Beef $24.95 $27.95

BBQ Pork Chop $19.25 $22.25

Fish & Chips $16.95 $19.95

Apple Strudel A la Mode or Ice Cream Sundae

June 10th

Prime Flank Steak $19.25 $22.25

Jerk Chicken $18.50 $21.50

Sesame Crusted Mahi Mahi $20.50 $23.50

Chocolate Cream Pie or Ice Cream Sundae

June 17th

Swiss Steak $18.95 $21.95

Country Fried Chicken $16.95 $19.95

Salmon Alla Grigilia $18.95 $21.95

Crepes & Bananas Foster or Ice Cream Sundae

June 24th

Prime Top Sirloin Steak $19.95 $22.95

Sicilian Chicken $18.75 $21.75

Linguine & Clams $17.95 $20.95

Chef’s Carrot Cake Or Cookie Ice Cream Sundae

Full Dinner

Entrée Only

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June 2015 Specials

Friday, 5

Veal Skirt Steak

$22.95

Pork Loin

$18.95

Lobster Nicoise

$23.95

Friday, 12

Surf N Turf

$23.95

Chicken Caprice

$15.95

Potato Crusted Ono

$22.95

Friday, 19

Petite Filet Medallions

$23.95

Grilled Shrimp & Papaya BBQ

Sauce

$21.95

Honey Glazed Salmon

$18.95

Friday, 26

Hawaiian Themed Buffet

July 2015 Specials

Friday 3

BBQ Rib Eye Steak

$23.95

Carribbean Jerk Chicken

$18.95

Blackened Shrimp

$20.95

Friday, 10

Grilled Steak & Papaya Salad

$19.95

Chicken Milanaise

$16.95

Salmon Poke Stack

$17.95

Friday, 17

Glazed Pork Chop & Grilled Peaches

$18.95

Blackenend Chicken & Tropical Fruit

Salad

$17.95

Zucchini Blossom & Seafood Mousse

$20.95

Friday, 24

Lamb Chops & Minted Couscous Salad

$23.95

Honey Orange BBQ Chicken & Fennel

Berry Salad

$19.95

Shark & Watermelon Salsa

$21.95

Friday, 31

Italian Themed Buffet

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June 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Vent Greens

Turf Reduction Project Begins Course Closed

2 RHWG Meeting Day

Turf Reduction Project Course Closed

3

Birthday Dinner

4 5 6 Couples

Stampede Regular Play 6:30-8:00 AM

7 8 9 10 11 12 RHWG Guest Day

13 Four Ball

Stroke Play Championship

14 Four Ball

Stroke Play Championship

15 16 San Antonio

Hospital Regular Play 7:00-8:30 AM

17

Birthday Dinner

18 Federated Senior Plant the Melon

19 20 Guest Day

Regular Play 6:30-8:30 AM

21 Fathers Day

Brunch

22 23 24 25 Terrible Twenty

26 Couples Twilight

27

28 Odd Couples

29 SCPGA Junior Championship

30 SCPGA Junior Championship

BOARD OF

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

2 3 Aerify Fairways

4 Aerify Fairways

5 Aerify Fairways BIRTHDAY DINNER

6 Aerify Fairways

7 Aerify Fairways

8

9 10 Top Dress Fairway /

Vent Greens

11 12

13 14 15 Inland Valley

Amateur

16 Inland Valley

Amateur

17 18 19

Birthday Dinner

20 Guest Day

21 22 Four Ball

Match Play

23 Four Ball Match Play 30

Four Ball Match Play

24 31

25 26 27 SCGA

28 Couples Twilight

29 Four Ball

Match Play

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

Birthday Dinner

2 RHWG Play Day

3 Independence Day

Holiday Play

4 4th Of July

5

6 Aerify Greens

7 8

9

10 11

Presidents Cup Qualifying

12 Presidents Cup

Matches

13 14

15

Birthday Dinner

16 RHWG 9 Hole

17 18 Presidents Cup

Matches

19

Presidents Cup Matches

20 21

22

23

24 25 Leggio Scramble

Regular Play after 12:30 PM

26 27 28 29 30 31 Couples Twilight

July 2015

August 2015

Board of Directors

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

HOURS OF OPERATION

Food Service

Breakfast and Lunch:

Tuesday through Friday (Lunch only) 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Saturday (Breakfast & Lunch) 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Sunday (Breakfast & Lunch) 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Dinner Service

Wednesday and Friday 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Bar Service

Tues, Thurs, Sat and Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Wednesday and Friday 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Snack Bar Service

Tuesday through Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday 6:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Dale Hildebrant President Gary Havro

Robert Mendez Vice President John Jenkins

David Moore Secretary Greg Caldwell

John Hadley Treasurer Michelle Lindley

John Busey

STAFF

General Manager Mark Campbell Mark@redhillcc.com

Business Manager Loree Goodrich LGoodrich@redhillcc.com

Head Golf Professional James Porter, PGA Pro@redhillcc.com

Course Superintendent Craig Kimmel rhccsuper@verizon.net

Food and Beverage Manager Jason Hsieh JHsieh@redhillcc.com

F & B Assistant Lida Matthews LMatthews@redhillcc.com

Chef Angela Cordero Chef@redhillcc.com

Administrative Assistant Lora Macey LMacey@redhillcc.com Membership Director Jim Anderson janderson7331@gmail.com

IMPORTANT NUMBERS

Clubhouse 909-982-1358

Snack Bar 909-982-1358 x 242

Golf Shop 909-982-4559

Red Hill Country Club

Swimming Pool will be Open

Regular Hours:

Tuesday through Sunday

12:00p.m. to 5:00p.m