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AUGUST 2015
JAZZ PIZAZZ5:30-8:30PM Come relax and unwind on our outdoor patio!Piano and Vocal Duo Reintroduce the American Songbook
Photo: Kimberly Albrecht and (Dr.) Bill Wittert
Kimberly Albrecht, jazz singer, and Dr. Bill Wittert, pianist, have joined together to form Jazz Pizazz, a musical duo featuring classics from the American songbook and Broadway musical theater.
Kimberly Albrecht enjoys singing a wide range of styles from jazz to classical, and has performed in the Chicago area for over 30 years. Her jazz career began at the University of Michigan Jazz Workshop, and then with the Stu Hirsch Society Orchestra, and has recently extended into jazz worship! Kimberly is currently a featured vocalist with Bravissimo Vocal Ensemble, Lutheran Church of the Atonement, and Barrington Village Singers. She has recently performed, produced and directed musical theater and opera highlights for the (former) Elgin Opera.
Dr. Bill Wittert comes from a long line of Chicago musicians, dating back to the 1920s, when his grandmother played piano for silent movies, and his father sang with Maurice Chevalier at the Chicago Theater. A distant cousin was Jake Guzik of the Al Capone gang, but, alas, there are few calls for pianists to perform in speakeasies! Bill has performed on keyboards since childhood, studied jazz with Alan Swain Studios and currently studies with Chicago jazz pianist Drew Scalercio. Bill regularly has performed at resorts and clubs for almost 40 years, and can even be found entertaining shoppers at the piano at Von Maur Department Store in Glenview, Illinois. In his “other life,” Dr. Bill Wittert served for 28 years as a North Shore pediatrician.
For more information on Jazz Pizazz: (847) 334-3641 E-mail: [email protected]
JAZZ PIZAZZ REPERTORY:As Time Goes ByBeauty and the BeastBoy from IpanemaCan’t Take My Eyes Off of YouDo You Know The Way To San Jose?Embraceable YouFly Me to the Moon
I Could Have Danced All NightMistyMoon DanceMoon RiverMoreNight and DayQuiet Nights and Quiet StarsSatin Doll
Smoke Gets In Your EyesSomethingSomewhere Over the RainbowSummertimeThey Can’t Take That Away from MeWhen I Fall in LoveWhen You Wish Upon a StarYesterday
AUGUST 2015
Sirloin Burgers & SundaesWednesdays 5:00-9:00pm Denim ApprovedEnjoy a regular burger or one of our wacky weekly specialty burger with your choice of side for only $8! Afterwards, indulge with our ice cream sundae bar, free for kids, only $2.50 for adults!Dine In or Order Out, call the Club at 847.847.3250. Check our Facebook page for the new Specialty Burger each week! www.facebook.com/HawthornWoodsCC
Friday Fun NightEvery Friday Denim ApprovedUnwind from the week with our amazing drink specials from 5:30-9:30pm on Fridays and complimentary hors d ‘oeuvres served from 5:30-7:30pm in the Bar! Reservations are requested. Contact the Club at (847) 847-3250.
Buffet SundaysSunday 5:00-8:00pmEnjoy our fabulously priced themed buffet rotation added on Sunday Nights at HWCC for only $10.95!
Kids Eat Free Finger Paint PartySunday, August 16 5:00-8:00pm Denim ApprovedGrab the kids and join us at the club for our monthly Kids Eat Free Night. Kids, ages 12 and under, can choose their favorites from our Kids Eat Free Buffet at no charge. Adults can order from our regular menu along with our evening dinner specials or save time and money with our All You Can Eat Buffet! This month we are throwing a Finger Paint Party! Music, bright colors and sticky wet paint will awaken your child’s senses, clear out the last of that summer break brain fog and get their creative juices flowing once again, just in time for the new school year!
End of Season Pool PartySunday, August 30 12:00pm-4:00pm Adults $12.95++ Children $7.95++ Denim ApprovedCelebrate the end of another great summer! Bring the entire family for swimming, games, music and great food.
Save The Date!Fun & Exciting Upcoming Events
Play for Pink “Swing For a Cure” Breast Cancer Fundraiser and Golf Outing Friday, September 11
Fishing Derby and
Family Camp Out Saturday,
September 19
Oktoberfest Celebration Friday, October 2
Golf Year End Awards Dinner Friday, October 9
Autumn Wine Tasting and Whole Sale Night Friday, October 23
Pumpkin Patch Party Sunday, October 25
Monster Mash – Adult Costume Party Friday, October 30
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HWCC CATERING & EVENT PLANNINGPlanning a wedding, reunion, meeting or party? Looking for that perfect place to entertain your family or clients? From continental breakfasts, to buffet lunches and even a feast of hearty appetizers, let Hawthorn Woods create an event for you to remember. For group sizes of 1 - 200, let us find you the perfect space. To book your
next event, please contact Lisa Bartsch at (847) 847-3272.
SOCIAL EVENTS & RESERVATIONS Reservations are encouraged for all social events. Contact the Club at (847) 847-3250.
Turf News On The Course with Scott Hillyard
How can August already be here? The older I get the faster time goes. This season has been unusually mild to this point which has minimized turfgrass stress, though the extended periods of humidity has given us some fits. Member/Guest and the Illinois Open are behind us, and Club Championship is on the horizon. June, July, and August are typically about golf and conditioning. August specifically is about finishing strong during the final stretch of summer. Grass is usually a little tired and looking forward to the cooler nights of fall.With the talk of fall, it becomes time to think of aerification. We are scheduled for greens aerification on Tuesday, September 8th. We will likely complete nine holes in their entirety on Tuesday, and complete the other nine holes on Wednesday. Barring a weather disaster, nine holes will be open on Wednesday. This is an ideal
time to aerify greens. We still have soil temperatures to promote rapid healing and temperatures are typically warm enough to favor bentgrass growth. Aerification occurring later tips the balance to favor Poa annua growth, something we do not want. With favorable weather, greens should be recovered in two weeks.Fall will also bring the continued aerification of fairways, approaches, and tees. Our program with regards to tees and approaches is relatively simple. We will poke a solid hole to promote gas exchange, and sand topdress several times during the fall stretch. This program has allowed us to see positive gains in playability, especially in approaches. This season they have played tighter and firmer and I expect that progress only to continue. In the fairways, we will continue to utilize the Vertiquake. While those lines we create may not be ideal, they have allowed us to drain better, be more efficient with applications of irrigation, and provide firmer conditions on a daily basis. Aerification is a less than ideal process as it pertains to its short term impact on play, but continued implementation of these practices will provide the most playable surfaces over the long term.
Club Dining & Social Events with Lisa Bartsch
We hope this issue finds you and your family well!The month of August is one of my favorite months of the year. The time for one last family vacation, one last trip to the lake and one more opportunity to take advantage of Chicago’s summer weather. August also brings with it the ‘dog days of summer’ and we’re all hopeful the Cubbies will be in contention for a playoff berth (sorry White Sox fans). The Chicago Bears will be back in action as training camp gets under way and another college football season kicks off at the end of the month. Lastly and most important, we want to welcome 11 new members to the club. We look forward to seeing everyone soon!
Trivia Question of the Month – The month of August brings with it training camp for the Chicago Bears. What town and university hosts the Chicago Bears training camp?
For the answer to the monthly trivia question contact me at [email protected]
*Members contacting me with the correct answer, will be entered into a random drawing for a complimentary appetizer at your next dining at the club. The winner will be announced in next month’s newsletter. Good Luck!
New Member Tally for 2015 – 40Please Welcome our Newest Members:
We would like to take a moment in welcoming our newest Members who recently enrolled in Membership. We look forward to seeing you at the club!
New Full Golf Members: Jim & Karol Hintz of Spring Grove
New Junior Golf Members: Scott & Julie Burkhalter of Hawthorn WoodsSteven & Kasey Godek of Hawthorn Woods Dennis & Paula Dobrin of Libertyville Aaron & Ann Adams of Deer Park Robert & Charity Lynch of Mundelein
New Social Members: Elizabeth & Steven Weger of Hawthorn WoodsTod & Bobbie Farnan of Hawthorn Woods Gerald Colona Jr. & Romelia Lemus of Hawthorn Woods Jennifer Waugh of Hawthorn WoodsAkash & Meentri Ramlagan
CALLING ALL MEMBERSAre you interested in receiving a credit on your monthly statement? We can offer you up to $125 per month in credits if you…refer a new member to the club.
Members referring a new member to the club will receive a credit on their monthly statement for a period of 24 months. The following statement credits will apply based on the NEW members joining category.
*Full Golf Member (Age 42 and older)-$125 per month for 24 monthsJr. Golf Member (Age 33-41)-$100 per month for 24 monthsJr. Golf Member (Age 30-32)-$75 per month for 24 monthsJr. Golf Member (Age 21-29)-$50 per month for 24 monthsNon-Resident Social Member-$25 per month for 24 months
Members can refer more than one member to the club and receive multiple statement credits. However, the members’ dues cannot fall below 50% of their current dues level amount. Both the referring member and new member must remain members at the club to receive the full 24 months of credit.
We thank you for your continued support of Hawthorn Woods Country Club!
Within the members only portion of the clubs website, members are able to update personal contact information, keeping it current within the clubs member directory. If any information changes, you are more than welcome to make those changes on your own or contact Activities Administrator Kim Grovak (847) 847-3264 or [email protected] with any questions.
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Membership with Phil Arouca
Golf News with Joe Titus
Every once in a while I come across a rule multiple times while playing with members. Below is one such rule.Dropping the ball: There are multiple circumstances on the golf course when a golfer is allowed to take a drop; with or without penalty. First, let’s define nearest point of relief. Definition of nearest point of relief is the reference point for taking relief without penalty from interference by an immovable obstructionIn other words, it is the point on the course nearest to where the ball lies not nearer the hole and with no interference from a manmade object, abnormal ground condition or a wrong putting green. Definition of Free ReliefTaking relief without penalty when your ball lies on or near a manmade immovable obstruction (cart paths, drains, sprinkler heads) that would impede your stance or swing.
Procedure:Take your stance where the obstruction no longer interferes with your stance or swing. From that point, you are allowed one club length no closer to the hole. Taking Relief with PenaltyA ball dropped for relief from a lateral hazard, water hazard, or unplayable lie with a 1 stroke penalty may be dropped;Procedure:1. Two (2) Club Lengths no closer to the hole from point
your ball last crossed the margin of the hazard.2. Bring ball back nearest the original spot last played.3. Drop behind the hazard keeping the line of the ball and the hole.
ETIQUETTEAs we move into Club Championship month and we all start to gear up for those competitions we mainly focus on our games. During this time, let’s not lose sight of the etiquette side of golf. Here are a few items to keep in the forefront of your mind:• Fix all ball marks and rake all bunkers• Fill all divots with the proper mix • Keep carts on the paths around greens and tee boxes• Please do not allow children to drive carts• Keep pull carts off tee boxes and greens/fringes• Play ready golf, especially if some of your group rides
and some walk• Don’t be afraid to ask groups if you can play through if
you’re faster• Keep shirts tucked in pants around the clubhouse
NDGL Update Our Men’s team is fairing quite well so far this season. Our Men’s team sits in 3rd place. Men’s NDGA Leaderboard
Kemper 74.5Medinah 65Hawthorn Woods 61.5Lake Barrington 60.5The Grove 60Biltmore 51Glen Flora 49.5Twin Orchard 44Royal Melbourne 40Ravinia Green 34
Hawthorn Woods Ladies CWDGA Team PlayOur ladies had some very competitive and close matches this year in the Team Play Matches. We fielded 2 teams this year playing 5 total matches per division.
Only 6 points separated our #1 team from the top spot and only 3 points for our #2 team. Congratulations to our ladies on some very hard fought matches this year.HWCC TEAM #1 HWCC TEAM #2 McHenry 2 76 Ivanhoe 2 114.5Twin Orchard 3 75 Bull Valley 113Royal Melbourne 2 73.5 Hawthorn Woods 2 111.5Kemper Lakes 71 Barrington Hills 2 102Hawthorn Woods 70 Wynstone 99Crystal Lake 2 66.5
Palmer CupCongratulation to our 2nd round winners and advanced into the 3rd round. The 2nd round is not complete however and several matches have yet to be played.S. Anderson/J. Silvis P. Dasso/E. Henning Butler/SikoP. McAndrews/S. Miller C. Shimkus/D. Thomas Kozlowski/RetrumRoers/Weger Milazzo/Paluch Rasmusen/LoverdeSantucci/Adolph Whitaker/Diamond Nordstrom/MariniWhipple/Hinkle McCarthy/Cox Baucus/EnsignMarini/Stiegel
PGA Jr. LeagueWe have 4 matches in the books as I write this. The kids are having a great time and getting better by the day it seems. We are very proud of our PGA Junior Leaguers! Our teams have showed great teamwork and sportsmanship throughout. Thanks to all the parents who have helped with the events and thanks to all the athletes who have participated. The league has been a lot of fun thus far!
We only have one more match before we enter the playoffs. Remember last year?
We shocked the world!!
CLUB Win Loss Tie Total PtsBiltmore 1 2 1 23Inverness 2 1 20Hawthorn 2 2 1 20Biltmore 2 1 2 18Hawthorn 1 1 2 15.5Royal Melbourne 3 11.5
King of the Hill Congratulations to our all who won their 3rd round matches and advanced into 4th round16 Players left…Brian Hinkle Dan Jones Lino Marini Eric HenningBob Noonan Sal Milazzo Jim Stiegel Tom PetersonPete McAndrews Pete Santucci Kevin Raffert Dave SchwabSteve Gadomski John Harris Boomer Whipple TBD…
EVENT RESULTS
PARENT CHILD EVENTSunday, June 14th Adult Callaway Adult USGA Adult Child Score Last Name Adult Child ScoreSvanson *** Tim Matt 62 Morales Debbie Dan 62Morales Ruben Ruben Jr. 62 Henn Steve Kyle 63Kloss Joe Tom 66 Kloss Mary James 65Ehren Pat Justin 66 White Jerry Tyler 67Angelina Mike Dan 69 Trzesniewski Dennis Tim 68Kloss Joe Pat 69 Romer Jim Claudia 68Kloss Joe Dan 70 Kloss Mary Joey 68Kloss Mary Mike 71 Romer Sherry Michael 69White Rebecca Jason 74*** Scorecard Playoff Winner
Linksters JR. CallawayLast Name Adult Child Score Last Name Adult Child ScoreNordstrom Jay Will +2 Dasso Liz Jake 31Marini Rob Tyler +3 Whipple Boomer Austin 33Weger Rob Grady +5 Siko Clancy Nolan 35Marini Lino Landon +6 Hinkle Brian Brandon 35Cleary Charlie Isabella +6Mellinger Bob Jack +7Tisci Dante Chase +8Dasso Paul Lindsey +9Henning Eric Peyton +11Nordstrom Patti Layne +15
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Golf News
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Team Tennis & SwimMonday thru Thursday 10:00 am – Noon Week 1 – August 3rd – Aug 6thWeek 2 – August 9th – Aug 13th
Tennis and swim is a great event to wind down with after the summer season. Each Student will be placed on a team and given the opportunity to accumulate points for their team. Points may be awarded for good sportsmanship, stroke technique, winning a relay race, etc. To end each day, we will be jumping in the pool to cool off. At the end of the week, prizes will be awarded to the winning team. You do not have to be on the Jr. Tennis or Swim Team to participate. No tennis experience is required. (Minimum 8 kids to run class)Cost: $130 per week or $230 for bothFall Tennis August 26th – September 19thFox Valley DrillTuesdays 10:30 am – NoonDesigned for players who have a basic understanding of grips and proper technique. This class focuses on spins, shot selection and point play. This is a fantastic way to take your tennis to a higher level of both play and understanding.Cost: $150Beginner’s ClassWednesdays 9:30 – 10:30 am This class is for players who are new to the game of tennis, and are not yet ready for our D-drill. The focus of this class is to teach proper grip / technique, and beginning pattern play. This is a wonderful intro for players interested in seeing what the game is all about as well as those who hope to play team tennis in the future.Cost: $150Tiny TotsWednesdays 4:30 – 5:00 pmChildren are never too young to start a sport they can play for a lifetime. This program is for 3 to 5 year olds. This fun class emphasizes hand-eye coordination and basic stroke development.Cost: $60Junior Tennis Development Program (JTDP)Designed for beginning players. This fun class emphasizes, stroke development, proper grip, and hitting across the net. Classes are divided into age groups listed below.Ages 6-8, Wednesdays 5:00 – 6:00 pm Ages 9 & Up, Wednesdays 6:00 – 7:00 pm Cost: $100 Platform Tennis Season Platform Tennis season is just around the corner. The Men’s Teams will start matches the week of October 6th while the Women’s Team will kick off the season the week of October 1st. I’m currently organizing all of our team rosters so please let me know if you are interested in joining us this season. Our Winter Booklet will be available via email at the end of the month.
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Racquet Sportswith Adam BoyceCOUPLES GUEST 9 N’ DINE
Friday, June 26th 1st Place – Steve & Kerry Miller with Chris & Sharon Clifford 32*2nd Place - Joe & Diane May with Mike Bagdade & Alyssa Luck 323rd Place - Dale & Pam Watkins with EJ Stern & Carol Falasz 33Most Honest – Leo & Barb Diebold with Brad & Nancy Remington Closest to the Pin – Carol Nesbit & Steve Johnson
MEN’S MEMBER MEMBERJune 27th & 28th Congratulation to Dan Jones & Ric Leonardi. They outlasted Boomer Whipple & Paul Dasso while they played #9 in the horserace a record 6 times. Both teams tied #9 5 times with a Par each time. Quite a feat with the alternate shot format.
Champions Dan Jones & Ric Leonardi2nd Place Boomer Whipple & Paul Dasso3rd Place Scot Prindiville & Darren Ford
Flight Flight Winners1st Flight Kevin Rafferty & Phil Lagori2nd Flight Scot Prindiville & Darren Ford3rd Flight Jim Stiegel & Rich Rozwadowski4th Flight Jim Romer & Michael Romer5th Flight Dan Jones & Ric Leonardi6th Flight Randy Pabich & Mike Tarpey7th Flight Gene Bader & Joe Prescia8th Flight Bruce Kozlowski & Darryl Retrum9th Flight Paul Psenka & Matt ClatchWild Card Boomer Whipple & Paul Dasso
UPCOMING EVENTSAUGUSTWednesday, 5th 1 Day Men’s Member Guest #2 Wed, 12th & Thurs, 13th Junior Club Championship Sat, 15th & Sun, 16th Men’s & Ladies Club ChampionshipSaturday 22nd Men’s Club Championship- QuarterfinalsSunday, 23rd Men’s Club Championship- Semis & FinalsFriday, 28th Couples 9 n’ Dine #3Sat, 29th & Sun, 30th Men’s Hawthorn Woods CupSunday, 30th Ladies Hawthorn Woods Cup
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Check out the new classes and activities we are offering to spice up the upcoming fall season. Early in July, we emailed out a fitness activities survey and received great feedback. We appreciate everyone’s participation! From the survey and after speaking with our trainers, we will now offer nutrition counseling and yoga at a new time. We have certified personal trainers that can help you gain and maintain strength. If you are interested in trying out a class, call the instructor ahead of scheduled class time. Fall is right around the corner there is no better time to get a healthy routine in place. Introducing ELB Nutrition Services Laura Burk will develop a program that meets your specific needs and goals. Centered around your personal food preferences and lifestyle, a plan will be created and customized for you. A Clear understanding of your needs/goals empowers you to modify the program to meet your daily lifestyle needs. Email [email protected] to book an appointment.
1. Supplement Check In $100.00 a. Send three days of food journals with supplement list b. Customized supplements for you along with food changes to increase your nutritional needs
2. Need Answers $100.00 a. Send your list of questions along with one day food journal b. In-depth answers will be sent to you
3. Monthly Nutrition $100.00 a. One month for you. Send food journals, texts, questions all month long. b. Answers to all of your nutritional questions for one month
4. Food Journaling $50.00 a. Send food journals daily through text, email, myfitnesspal. b. Weekly goals and motivational tips will be sent to you
5. All-In-One Nutrition $150.00 a. One hour consultation b. Exchange meal c. 7-day meal plan
Class Information $12 Per Class; Please Call Instructor or Contact Activities Administrator Kim Grovak
Monday 8:30 to 9:30am- Core Strength with Laura BurkAbs, back, obliques, butt and thighs need to be strengthen? This is the class for you. TRX, Bosu, Bands, and your own core will be used. Tuesday 8:30 to 9:30am- Vinyasa Flow Yoga with Laura Burk. Starting August 11th!Move through yoga movements with power, flow and grace. Wednesday 8:30 to 9:30am - Power Hour with Laura BurkStrengthen your muscles while I strengthen your nutrition. 6:00pm- Social Sweat with Kristina DonovanSocial Sweat is a combination of strength, cardio, muscle endurance, flexibility, core, and functional movement patterns. This workout will target the major muscle groups of the upper and lower body. You get EVERYTHING you need! This is time efficient training and lasts 45 min in length. This is a user-friendly workout; modifications will be provided. This class will include running/walking 1-3 miles, lunges, squats, push-ups, and other cardio vascular drills and games. You will work hard and sculpt your body by using equipment such as: battle ropes, resistance bands, speed ladders, park benches, bosu, etc6:15pm-7:15pm- Rumba Fitness Workout with Pilar Rodriguez – LorenzoEnjoy the multiple mental and physical benefits of dancing! Designed to burn calories and develop your sense of rhythm, this fun dance format class will use core and weights based exercises to a variety of Latin and contemporary music. Friday 8:30 to 9:30am-Body Power with Laura BurkInterval training with strength and cardio. Come burn the fat. Saturday 9:00am-10:00am- Rumba Fitness Workout with Pilar Rodriguez – LorenzoEnjoy the multiple mental and physical benefits of dancing! Designed to burn calories and develop your sense of rhythm, this fun dance format class will use core and weights based exercises to a variety of Latin and contemporary music.
Sunday 9:00am-TRX Suspension Training with Elizabeth Dasso Full body workout designed to build strength, flexibility & core. FALL BALLET SESSION BEGINS Monday August 24TH Instructor-Pilar RodriguezBallet Jazz I - Mondays 5pm – 6 pm (Ages 5 – 7)Class curriculum is based on ballet techniques combined with traditional jazz Movement. This includes a proper warm up, stretches, isolations, jumps, leaps, turns, across-the-floor progressions and routines. Students will develop coordination of their arms and heads, concentrating on smooth transitions throughout the exercises. Ballet terminology is also further developed. Ballet Jazz II & Lyrical – Thursdays 5pm – 6pm (Boys & Girls Ages 8 and Up)Advanced ballet choreographies and feet/arm positions are a key component of this class. Coordination, grace, flexibility and posture are further developed. Lyrical elements are also introduced allowing dancers to set their emotions free and dance with their heart as well as technique. The musical focus results in movement that has a smooth, flowing quality used to tell a story.Ballet Basics /Tumbling & Tap – Saturdays 10:15am – 11:00 am (Ages 3-5)This class is a great introduction to develop child musicality and rhythm in a fun, creative environment. Little dancers are welcomed to a creative, yet disciplined classroom structure. This challenges curious minds while introducing age-appropriate dance material. Exercises are intended to increase their coordination, strength, flexibility and their awareness of space while beginning their understanding of classical ballet and modern dance. Boys are welcomed to enroll as well!Class Attire Ballet ClassesHair in a bun, black or white leotard, pink or nude tights and pink or white ballet shoes.
Jazz and Lyrical Combo classesComfortable leotard or top. Jazz pants and shoes are optional.***New and returning students please complete registration form. Forms available at front desk in Fitness Center. For any questions and/or registration form please contact Kim Grovak (847) 702-0454**Personal Training Options Private Training 1/2 hour session $40.00 1 hour session $60.00 3 pack for $168.00 ($56.00 per session) 6 pack for $318.00 ($53.00 per session) 10 pack for $480.00 ($48.00 per session) Buddy Sessions Want to work out with a friend or spouse? Enjoy the workout and the savings! 1/2 hour for $25.00 per person 1 hour for $35.00 per person 3 pack $92.00 per person 6 pack $161.00 per person 10 pack $230.00 per person Form Your Own Class Nothing like a group to keep you motivated. 3 or 4 people - $25.00 per person
Fitness Center
Instructor Contact InfoLaura BurkFull Body Strength ClassPersonal TrainerRegistered [email protected](847) 912-3246
Elizabeth DassoPersonal TrainerHealth CoachTRX [email protected](630) 667-3854 Kristina DonovanSocial Sweat [email protected](914) 482-1078 Rob RaylPersonal [email protected](847) 337-4393 Pilar Rodriguez - LorenzoBallet Studio DirectorRumba [email protected](312) 590-8734Kim GrovakPersonal [email protected](847) 702-0454
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Aquatics
Daily Pool Hours Hours subject to change without notice, the pool may close without notice due to inclement weather.Swim team has concluded, so the entire pool will be available for use on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays.Adult Swim: 16+ Years No Lifeguards on Duty 7:00am-11:00amOpen Swim: All Ages Lifeguards on Duty 11:00am-8:00pm
Pool Dining Available 11:30am-7:00pmPool Guest Passes will be available for purchase at the fitness center.$40 – Pack of 10 Passes – The Better Deal! $5 Per Person Walk In**Swim lesson reminder: Still time to sign kids up for swim lessons! Every child deserves to swim without fear and improve their swimming skills. With the pool season coming to an end, make it a goal to get your child prepared for our swim team next summer!**Swim lessons: $30 for a private 1/2 hour lesson, $25 for a semi private lesson.
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END OF SEASON POOL PARTY 12:00PM-4:00PM
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Mystery Member NumberBe on the lookout for your member number hidden somewhere in the newsletter! Call the Club if you find your Member Number and you will have the opportunity to enjoy a complimentary dinner entrée with a glass of house wine for you and a guest at the Club…good luck! *Does not Apply to Special Events*
PRESORTEDSTANDARDU.S. Postage
PaidPalatine P&DC, IL
Permit No. 240
Our website address is www.hwccgolf.comTo access the “Members Only” page, please click on the Members Login link located on the
upper right side of the Home Page and then enter the following:User Name: Member Last Name
Password: Member Letter & number (GXXXX or LXXXX or SXXXX or KXXXX)
Phone Numbers Clubhouse 847.847.3250
Golf Shop/Tee Times 847.847.3259
Dining Reservations/ To Go Orders 847.847.3250
Social Event Reservations 847.847.3251
Private Events & Catering 847.847.3272
Fitness Center 847.847.3265
Fax 847.550.1352
Club StaffBill SkelnikGeneral [email protected]
Philip AroucaDirector of Membership & Marketing [email protected]
Mark [email protected]
David CurottoExecutive [email protected]
1 Tournament Drive NorthHawthorn Woods, IL 60047
www.hwccgolf.com
Hours of OperationDining Room HoursMonday: Closed
Tuesday - Satuday: 11:00am - 9:00pm
Sunday: 11:00am - 8:00pm
Lisa Bartsch Food & Beverage [email protected]
Kelly BurtonFood & Beverage Assistant [email protected]
Joe TitusPGA Head Golf [email protected]
Scott HillyardGrounds [email protected]
Adam BoyceDirector of Racquet [email protected]
Jeff RyanBuilding Maintenance [email protected]
Devin WinklerAquatics Director [email protected]
Kim GrovakActivities [email protected]
Refer a new Member to your Club in 2015 and both you and your referral will enjoy a monthly statement credit of up to $125 for the next 24 months!