TOWN & COUNTRY CLUB ● 300 Mississippi River Boulevard North ● Saint Paul ● Minnesota ● 55104

(651) 646-7121 ● frontdesk@tcc-club.com ● www.tcc-club.com

Upcoming Events

Independence Day Pool Party Wednesday, July 4th

Pancakes & Puppets

Friday, July 6th

Riverside Karaoke & Outdoor Movie “Hugo”

Friday, July 13th

Riverside Karaoke & Outdoor Movie “Lady and the Tramp”

Friday, June 8th

Cromulent Shakespeare Company “The Merry Wives of Windsor”

Saturday, June 9th

Father’s Day Buffet & Putting Contest Sunday, June 17th

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Board of Directors

Officers James H. Moar President Thomas H. McCarr Vice President Theresa Fleming Treasurer Paul S. Moe Secretary Patrick H. O'Neill, Jr. Ex-Officio

Directors William J. Hickey III 2012 Daniel McGrath 2012 Francis Neir III 2012 Dennis B.G. Rowland 2012 Richard J. Berens 2013 John B. Grace 2013 Nora McGuire 2013 Devin P. Rice 2013 Michael B. Daughterty 2014 Christine Meuers 2014 David Nassif 2014 Kendall B. Smith 2014

Executive Management Staff

Vincent J.C. Tracy, CCM, General Manager vtracy@tcc-club.com

Michael Ostlund, Assistant General Manager mostlund@tcc-club.com

Julie Lee, Controller jlee@tcc-club.com

Gwen Cater, Membership & Marketing Director gcater@tcc-club.com

Brooke Pope, Special Events & Catering Manager

catering@tcc-club.com

Ryan Rindels, PGA Golf Professional rrindels@tcc-club.com

William Larson, CGCS, Turfgrass Director tcturf@comcast.net

John Kain, Executive Chef jkain@tcc-club.com

Brad Obermueller, First Assistant Manager bobermueller@tcc-club.com

President - James H. Moar

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Dear Fellow Members: In order to ensure we reach as many members as possible, this article covers much of the material in my letter sent to members in late May. I hope all the golfers are enjoying the newly renovated Halfway House! For members and guests, the Halfway House is now on par with our wonderful golf course and makes for an enhanced golfing experience. Coupled with last year’s renovation and upgrade to the Clubhouse Bar, the Club is doing an excellent job

of enhancing the member experience with intelligent spending. In addition, the Club keeps pace with significant capital projects needed to maintain our facilities. Over the last two years, the clubhouse roof was replaced. Starting June 4, the front parking lot (south of the clubhouse) is getting an entire makeover, the first in 55 years improving aesthetics and safety. Of greatest impact, the front steps will be totally re-built, include planters and a better pitch-and-rise for safety, and the parking lot asphalt will be totally replaced. The project will take approximately four weeks. During those four weeks, the front lot will be available for use every weekend and unavailable for a limited number of days. The staging of the project is as follows: Phase 1 During this time, the front lot will be available for parking

• Removal of front steps

• Removal of sidewalk and blue painted curbs

• Build new entry steps and planters

• Install new paver sidewalk similar to the patio pavers

• Install “zero entry” curb

• Install new parking lot light near front entrance Phase 2 During this time, the front lot will be completely shut down and unavailable for only two weekdays

• Mill down asphalt around curbing

• Remove isolated soft spots where asphalt has deteriorated, compact sub grade (replace if necessary), and infill base course asphalt

• Install drain tile across parking lot

• Overlay parking lot with 1.5 inches of asphalt

• Restripe lot The Club strives to spend its available capital wisely for both member enhancement and needed maintenance projects. We hope you enjoy the impact for many years to come! Sincerely, Jim Moar

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Club Hours of Operation

Reservations recommended - please call the Front Desk

Breakfast (Clubhouse Closed on Mondays) Tuesday - Sunday 7:00am-11:00am Lunch (Clubhouse Closed on Mondays) Tuesday - Saturday 11:00am-5:00pm Dinner (Clubhouse Closed on Mondays) Tuesday - Sunday 5:00pm-9:00pm **Please note that last call for alcohol in the Clubhouse is 12:30am as the Club’s liquor license ends at 1:00am**

The Golf Shop Tuesday - Sunday 7:00am-7:00pm Monday Closed Bag Room Monday Opens at 1:00pm Locker Room/Exercise Facility (Clubhouse Closed on Mondays) Tuesday - Sunday 5:30am-9:00pm Monday 5:30am-2:00pm

Direct Dial Numbers Accounting 651-659-2543 Bag Room 651-659-2560 Bake Shoppe 651-659-2557 Caddie Master 651-659-2550 Catering 651-659-2556 Fax Number 651-646-7126 The Golf Shop 651-659-2549 Kitchen 651-659-2541 Main Clubhouse 651-646-7121 Men's Locker Room 651-659-2546 Pool Manager 651-659-2554 Pool/Tennis Desk 651-646-0490 Tennis Pro Shop 651-659-2551 Turfgrass Director 651-646-6743 Front Desk & Member Dining Reservations 651-646-7121

Manager's Corner - Vincent J.C. Tracy, CCM

Guest Policy at the Pool Guests of members and adult children of members must be accompanied by the member to utilize the Pool and Tennis Complex. Please review the new Pool & Tennis Best Practices brochure. They were included with your April statement and they are available at the Front Desk and Pool check-in Desk.

Pool Closing Time Just a reminder about Pool and Tennis Complex closing time. Our Conditional Use Permit or CUP requires that we close the Pool and Tennis Complex at sunset each night. Sunset times will be posted in the Check-in Desk window each day. Your staff will be giving you a 45 minute last call for food and a 30 minute last call for beverages each evening. Please be understanding when your wait staff asks you for your last order of the evening. Hats in the Clubhouse Just a little dress code reminder. Hats are welcome in the Card Room, but we ask that you remove them when dining in the Bar or President’s Room. Hive to Bottle We have teamed up with the University of Minnesota’s Bee Lab. Their Bee Squad has given us a honey bee colony. This colony is located on the golf course behind the Turf Center. During the first year the colony will be establishing itself. Next year we should start reaping the benefits which include harvesting and keeping the honey the colony produces. A single colony can produce up to 100lbs of honey per year. Pretty cool! EpiPens Available Once again we will have EpiPens available. They are located in the Halfway House, Pool and Bill carries one on his cart. Vegtable & Herb Garden As we enter our seventh season of planting a vegetable and herb garden, we have grown a little ourselves. With limited space we now plant only items we know we can use on a daily basis. For the herbs, we plant basil, chives, rose-mary, parsley and thyme. For the vegetables, we plant: big boy tomatoes, a few cherry tomatoes, peppers, lettuce, and bush beans. This year for fun we planted some pumpkins. When you get a moment, please take a look at it. The garden is located in the front of the Club next to the pool.

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News from your Golf Pro - Ryan Rindels

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Follow your Golf Professional on Twitter! @TCGolfPro. Get updates on course conditions, events, results, Golf Shop merchandise, specials/

discounts, member accomplishments and more!!!

JJ Hill (Outside Event) Monday, June 4th Course Closed Callaway Tour Fit Van Wednesday, June 6th 12:00pm-6:00pm St. Paul Seminary (Outside Event) Monday, June 11th Course Closed 18 Hole Informal Guest Day Tuesday, June 12th 8:00am Shotgun Father’s Day Tournament Saturday, June 16th 1:30pm Shotgun Father’s Day Putting Contest Sunday, June 17th 11:00am-1:00pm Diabetes Classic (Outside Event) Monday, June 18th Course Closed Men’s Guest Day Wednesday, June 20th 1:00pm Shotgun 9 Hole Informal Guest Day Thursday, June 21st 9:00am Shotgun Couples Guest Day Sunday, June 24th 1:30pm Shotgun Rally for the Cure Event Thursday, June 28th 4:30pm Shotgun

Season-Long Match Play Events June marks the beginning of our match play events at T&C. The Men’s Club Championship, Sr. Club Championship, President’s Cup and Mixed Couples Cup are all underway. Brackets are posted and periodic emails will be going out to keep everyone informed of their results, upcoming matches and deadlines. Please contact your match play opponents at your earliest convenience to schedule. Good luck!

Upcoming Events

Callaway Tour Fit Van Demo Day – Wednesday, June 6th. 12:00pm-6:00pm Historically, this has been the biggest and most successfully Demo Day at Town & Country.

Callaway sends out their Tour Fit Van to get you professional fit and have your new clubs built on site. No more waiting….get fit, get built and play!

For the first time, we’re opening up this great opportunity to guests. Invite your family members, clients, colleagues and friends to this spectacular event.

Trackman tee times are available to reserve outside The Golf Shop.

Spring Bring a Friend Results Format: One Net Best Ball of Two Tie 1st Place Mark Hottinger/Bud Ranallo -8 Gary Locke/Greg Skarda -8 Sean Murray/Cory Fuhrmann -8 Dave Hopkinson/Bob Miller -8

Practice Range Hours – June Golf Shop Hours - June Tuesdays - Saturdays 7:00am-7:30pm Tuesday - Sunday 7:00am-7:00pm Sundays 7:00am-7:00pm Mondays - Closed Mondays Closed

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Andy Gerber - First Assistant Golf Professional

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June 2012

Do you need a new putter? Maybe? Around 50% of all our shots are putts and the putter is by far the most used club in your bag. If you look at any professional tournament, it is almost always the player that putts the best that wins and not usually the one who can drive it consistently over 300 yards. Here are some of the differences to know about putters TYPES OF PUTTER Face Balanced Putters: Face balanced putters are those whose face faces upwards when you balance the shaft on your finger. This will mean that the centre of gravity is directly below the axis of the shaft. Basically meaning it will straighten a putting stroke on the forward motion. This type of balance will suit those who have a straight stroke that goes 'back and through'. Toe Balanced Putters: Toe balanced putters are those whose toe was points to the ground when you

balance the shaft on your finger. This means the centre of gravity is not directly below the shaft axis. This type of balance will suit a player with a in to out to in stroke. Whichever style you prefer, you will find when you are switching putters it is better to stay with the type of face balance you are using as they require different types of strokes. However, with all this technology, if a putter feels good to you then you should use it, because the most important part of putting is confidence. PUTTER HEAD DESIGNS Blade Putters: The oldest and most traditional type of putter is the blade. Using a relatively small head, its classic design is widely used by players worldwide. The simple flat look offers a large degree of confidence to a player and the soft hit produced is likable on many types of greens. The safe choice when it comes to putters, they are traditional suited to hard, faster greens that require soft control. Blade putters tend to be face balanced, meaning they will suit a player with a straight putting stroke. Peripheral Weighted Putters: The peripheral weighted or heel-toe weighted putter is known as the 'Ping-Anser' look after the original version of this style. A common choice with professionals and amateurs the peripheral weighted putter has more of head to it than a blade putter, but this also means it is not face balanced. If you balanced the peripheral weighted putter, the toe would face the ground. Suited to players who have an in to out stroke. Mallet Putters: The alternative to the blade putter for many years has been the mallet headed putter. Heavier than a blade putter due to its size, the mallet putter more closely resembles a wood than a conventional putter. The deep design of the putter's head allows manufacturers to have a lower and deeper centre of gravity that is far away from the face, reducing backspin on your putts. Often with an insert on the face, they promote a soft hit from a large head. Most mallet had putters are face-balanced and would suit a straight through and back stroke. PUTTER SHAFTS & HOSELS Putters almost always have steel shafts for maximum feel. Where the shaft meets the putter head is the hosel and there are a few options: Heel-Shafted Putters: Meaning the shaft connects the putter at the heel (or inside) of the head Centre-shafted putters: Meaning the shaft connects at the centre of the putterhead. This is a personal preference decision. All golfers pay close attention to the hosel of the putter and some like to have the hosel at the centre to lead the ball towards the hole, others prefer heel-shafted putters that let them guide the putt with the putterhead. Hosel Offset: Another variation in some putters is an offset at the hosel. This is when the hosel is bends backwards to move the bottom of the shaft ahead of the face of the putter to draw a player's hands ahead of the ball through impact. Virtually all putters have some degree of offset in them (as do most golf clubs), but the example below is your standard offset, whereas the examples of centre and heel shafted putters shown below have little or no offset. PUTTER GRIPS Unlike all other clubs in your bag, many different grip options are available to your putter. The putter is the only grip that, under the rules of the game, can have a flat edge. Commonly this flat edge is placed facing away you body, to help guide you on exactly where your thumbs should be on your grip. Manufacturers have developed a host of materials available for putters. Different sizes are also offered to improve your ability on the greens. A thicker grip helps take your hands and wrists out of the stroke, which is what golfers seek to do to improve their putting. The drawback of a thicker grip is that you wont get the feel of a thinner grip and if you are feel putter or have a stroke that involves a lot of wrist action, then you are more suited to a thin grip.

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RIVERSIDE OUTDOOR MOVIES

NOW SHOWING

THIS SUMMER ...

LADY AND THE TRAMP FRIDAY, JUNE 8TH

HUGO FRIDAY, JULY 13TH

TIN TIN FRIDAY, AUGUST 24TH

SHOWTIME: 8:00PM OR DUSK

Movies will be

shown on the Back Lawn

at no cost to you.

Hot Dogs, Pop, Popcorn, and

refreshments will be available

for you to purchase.

Pancakes and Puppets

July 6th 9:00am in the screened porch at the Pool

Puppets show starts at 10:00am $10++ per child

Other dates: August 10th and October 2nd

Fridays in June and July

Featuring Live Music Vincent Rose Trio - playing poolside

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Chef ’s Corner - John Kain, Executive Chef There has been a lot of hype around coconut water lately. Yet, this all natural beverage has been enjoyed by people around the world for thousands of years. What is it that sets coconut water apart from other beverages on the market today? I wanted to learn more about the nutrition facts and benefits of coconut water. Here is what I found:

1. Coconut water is rich in essential electrolytes. Electrolytes are electrically charged ions that help your cells maintain and transmit voltages and impulses to and from other cells. Electrolytes play a vital role in your body, especially in maintaining proper functionality of your nerves, heart, and other muscles. The electrolytes present in your body include: Potassium, Sodium, Chloride, Magnesium, Calcium, Phosphate, Bicarbonate, and Sulfate. Of these electrolytes, coconut water contains about 600 mg of potassium (17 percent of your daily value) per serving. That’s more than a banana. Coconut water is also rich in: Magnesium, 60 mg per serving or 15 percent of your daily value; Sodium, 252 mg per serving or 11 percent of your daily value and Calcium, 58 mg per serving or 6 percent of your daily value. But if these electrolytes are

already in your body, why would you need to ingest more? Every time you sweat or lose a lot of fluids due to sickness, you also lose important electrolytes, especially potassium and sodium. In order to repair your body, you need to replenish your electrolyte levels with foods and drinks that are rich in electrolytes.

2. Coconut water contains zero additives. Coconut water is an all natural beverage that comes from its source, a young, green coconut. That said, coconut water’s one and only ingredient is coconut water, which means it’s additive-free. Very few beverages on the market today can say that. Most juice blends, sodas, and sports drinks contain huge amounts of refined sugars, artificial colors, preservatives and high fructose corn syrup blends.

3. Coconut water is fat-free and low in calories. Fat-free coconut water contains a mere 46 calories per serving and zero grams of fat and zero grams of trans fat. Meanwhile, most sports drinks and sodas contain harmful trans fats that should and can easily be avoided.

4. Coconut water is cholesterol-free. As it contains no fat or trans fat, coconut water also contains zero cholesterol. Many sodas and sports drinks can contain between 15 mg and 30 mg (5-10% of your daily value) of cholesterol per serving.

5. Coconut water contains all natural sugar. Coconut water contains about 6 g of sugar per serving. However, the sugar in coconut water is all natural fruit sugar, not refined sugar that you find in highly processed foods and drinks.

6. Coconut water is rich in vitamins. The vitamins in coconut water help you maintain healthy cellular function, boost your immunity and promote your metabolism. The essential vitamins in coconut water include:

Vitamin C Vitamin C helps boost immunity. Each serving of coconut water contains about 5.8 mg of vitamin C, which is about 10 percent of your daily value.

B Vitamins Coconut water contains vitamin B6, Riboflavin (B2), Thiamin (B1) and Folate (B9). These B vitamins work together to breakdown foods and create energy by boosting metabolism. B vitamins also have other important roles in your body. For instance, B6 helps your body produce amino acids needed to build protein. B6 also promotes metabolism and the creation of neurotransmitters. In addition, Riboflavin assists in the breakdown of carbohydrates, fats and proteins, Thiamin maintains healthy nervous and circulatory systems, and Folate promotes healthy mental function and brain development, especially in fetuses.

7. Coconut water is a natural diuretic. As a diuretic, coconut water increases urine flow.

8. Coconut water contains a large amount of dietary fiber. Dietary fiber helps you digest food, and it also shortens waste transit time through the intestinal tract. Like a diuretic, dietary fiber helps to rid your body of harmful toxins. Coconut water contains about 3 g of dietary fiber per serving, which is about 11% of your daily value.

9. Coconut water contains protein. Protein is absolutely necessary for the growth and repair of your muscles, bones, hair, skin, and eyes. Protein is also essential for digestion and the creation of antibodies. Coconut water provides you with about 2 g of protein per serving, which makes up about 4% of your daily value.

10. Coconut water is safe to drink for all ages. Because coconut water is all natural, fat-free, and low in sugars and calories while being rich in essential electrolytes and vitamins, it’s safe for almost anyone to drink.

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T&C Upcoming Events

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Tim "Chief" Jopek, as sir John Falstaff, dons a disguise

to dupe a jealous husband.

Cromulent Shakepeare Company presents “THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR”

Shakespeare's quirky farce with a bawdy theme, colorful characters and comic frivolity

Directed by Erin Caswell

Saturday, June 9th on the Practice Range 7:00pm-9:00pm Cost is FREE!

Four options of Picnic baskets are available to order for $25++.

Each basket feeds 2 people and includes a bottle of house wine.

Picnic basket menus are online. Please call the Front

Desk to place your order by Saturday, June 9th by NOON!

Father’s Day Brunch Sunday, June 17th 11:00am - 2:00pm

Come celebrate Dad’s day with a

delicious brunch! You can also participate in the putting contest too!

Adults: $20++

Children ages 5 - 12: $12++ Ages 4 and under FREE!

Call the Front Desk to make your

reservations or reserve online!

Father’s Day Pool Buffet

Sunday, June 17th 4:00pm - 8:00pm

Come celebrate Dad’s day at the Pool

with a delicious dinner buffet!

Adults: $10++ Children ages 5 - 12: $6++ Ages 4 and under FREE!

Call the Front Desk to make your

reservations or reserve online!

Basket #1 Shaved proscuitto ham, Artisan Cheese Gourmet Olives and Crackers Still and sparkling water Wine (Summerfield Chardonnay, Cabernet, or Merlot)

Basket #2 Creamy Brie Cheese, Sliced Apples and strawberries Crispy French Bread Wine (Summerfield Chardonnay, Cabernet, or Merlot)

Basket #3 Grilled Chicken Caesar Wraps Fresh Summer Melon Slices Sweet Potato Chips Wine (Summerfield Chardonnay, Cabernet, or Merlot)

Basket #4 Pita Chips and Red Pepper Hummus Marinated Olives and Artichokes Raw Veggie Pieces Wine (Summerfield Chardonnay, Cabernet, or Merlot)

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Tennis Pro - Michelle Olson

Hours of Operation

Courts Open: April 28th to September 25th: Monday - Sunday: 7:00am - Dusk

Pro Shop Open: May 16th to June 10th: Tuesday - Friday: 10:00am - 4:00pm June 11th to August 26th: Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00am - 8:00pm August 27th to September 3rd: Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00am - 4:00pm

-Please check in at Tennis Office prior to play for court assignment. -Appropriate dress, including tennis shoes and shirts must be worn at all times on the court

-Private parties (two courts only) may be reserved for a maximum of 2 hours. -Guest Fee $5.00 per person for both access to the tennis courts and the pool

-Reserve courts by calling 651-659-2551

Tip of the Month Low Volleys or Short Hop- the low volley can be a tough shot for some players. You have to be able to judge whether to take the ball in the air, short hop it, or back up to hit a groundstroke. 1. If the ball is slow, you can either move at the ball and volley it or back up and ground stroke it. 2. If the ball is moving faster, you should set your feet and volley or short hop it from where you currently are. The key to a good low volley is getting your racquet head below the ball, and punching up with a short quick motion. Keeping the racquet head square to your target. It is important to anticipate the drop of the ball so your racquet head is well below your point of contact. The common error people make is that they do not anticipate the drop of the opponents shot. Their racquet ends up being higher than the ball and they chop down or scoop the volley or short hop. This causes their shot to go into the net, float, or fly out. Tennis Only Email List We have a tennis only email list that keeps you up to date on all current adult and children’s, drills, events and general information about tennis. We are always adding classes and events that members request. Call the tennis office at 651-659-2551 or email us at tennisoffice@TCC-club.com to be included in this list.

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2012 Adult Tennis Events

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Please call the Tennis Pro Shop at 651-659-2551 or email us at tennisoffice@tcc-club.com to get signed up for all tennis events. A minimum of 8 people are required to have the event run.

NEW THIS YEAR!! "COED DRILL and PLAY" Once a month on Friday, we will be having a "Coed Drill and Play". The first hour is a fun filled cardio/drill/games to get the heart rate up and learn 1 or 2 things. You will do this with the person you bring. The 2nd hour is play. We will divide the players up based on ability for doubles or singles play based on numbers and courts. Limited to 8 couples. If your husband or wife doesn't play, bring a friend. Cost: $40.00 per pair June 15 5:00pm-7:00pm July 13 5:00pm-7:00pm August 24 5:00pm-7:00pm

Wednesday, June 27 Ladies Guest Night Tennis: 6:00pm - 7:30pm Dinner and Drinks: 7:45pm - dusk This has been a really fun event at Town & Country Club. The tennis is always fun and the laughs and conversation well…..You can bring your neighbor, friend, relative, winter tennis partner, another member or come by yourself. The tennis is followed by a relaxing dinner in the screened porch.

Thursday, July 19 Mixed Tennis Night – Guests welcome! 6:00pm - 7:45pm This is a wide-open event for men and women and your guests. Matches will again be arranged according to skill level. In the past this event has been home to 5.0 players and beginners alike. Make reservations for dinner at the pool after the tennis is complete.

Tuesday, July 31 Men’s Guest Tennis Night 6:00pm - dusk This is going to be a great night! Competitive tennis interspersed with appetizers, beverages and good conversation.

Saturday, August 4 Woman's Competitive Tennis Tournament USTA ratings of 3.0 and 3.5 9:00am - 1:00pm Come join us for a few hours of fun, competitive tennis. We will be setting up a singles draw or round robin based on how many woman participate. Maximum participants is 16.

Wednesday, August 15 Ladies Guest Night Tennis: 5:00pm - 6:45pm Dinner and Drinks: 7:00pm - dusk The tennis is always fun and the laughs and conversation well…..You can bring your neighbor, friend, relative, winter tennis partner, another member or come by yourself. The tennis is followed by a relaxing dinner in the screened porch.

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2012 Junior Tennis Events

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Junior Tennis Events Adult/Child Tennis Tournament

Date: Saturday, June 23

Time: 9:00am

- For all kids that are above 10 years of age. Kids must be able to keep score and have the ability to hit from behind the baseline - Adults will play with their children and round robin tournaments will be played - An adult may only play with one child so bring friends or neighbors if need be - Trophies will be awarded - Please sign up by either calling 651-659-2551, emailing tennisoffice@tcc-club.com or coming to visit us at the Pro Shop - The deadline for sign ups is Wednesday, June 20 - There is a maximum of 12 teams

- The cost is $15 per doubles team Carnival

Date: Monday, July 2

Time: 11:00am - 12:30pm Fun event for children in Mighty Mights, Tiny Tots, Young Hitters, Advanced Young Hitters and Intermediates. Play games and win a lot of FUN prizes. A delicious lunch and awards will follow. Junior Skills Competition

Date: Thursday, July 2

Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm

- Advanced Elites and Tournament Team may participate - Junior Elites, Traveling Team, and Junior Hitters may participate - You will be placed in groups by ability level - Come and see how accurate you are at shot placement with your ground strokes, volleys, serve and more. - Prizes for category winners Junior Guest Day

Date: Friday, July 13

Time: 10:00am – 11:30am - Bring a friend to be your doubles partner. We will play a mini-tournament and FUN tennis games followed by a dynamic lunch. - Traveling team, Junior Hitters, Junior and Advanced Elites, and Tournament Team may participate.

Young Junior Guest Day Date: Friday, July 20

Time: 10:00am - 11:30am - Tiny Hitters, Young Hitters, Advanced Young Hitters & Intermediates are included in this fun event. Bring a friend or two for tennis games followed by a great lunch. Family Night

Date: Friday, July 27

Time: 5:00pm -6:30pm - Bring the family out for a night of fun tennis. Half of the event is playing along side your children for games and drills. Then the second half we divide up based on ability for some lightly competitive games. It is a fun event for both adult and child. Adult must

be present with children. Junior Championship

Date: August 17 & 18 Additional information will be on the tournament entry form that you can get at the Pro Shop.

Did you know…..

…that according to the bylaws, if you decide to resign your membership, you need to put it in writing addressed to the “Club Secretary” and/or the “General Manager” emailed resignations are not accepted.

Member Suggestion Box

We encourage you to please share your comments, suggestions and critiques as we seek to improve all areas of your Club.

We have “Hey Vince!” and “Hey Ryan!” comment cards for the Clubhouse and The Golf Operations.

The box is located on the lower level outside of the ladies locker room.

Dry Cleaning Tuesdays & Thursdays

Dirty laundry? Drop off to the Locker Room Attendant

just outside of the Fitness Center. Pick up/drop off Tuesdays & Thursdays!

Clubhouse Dress Code

• Proper attire should be worn in all member dining areas.

• Denim and blue jeans are allowed in the Card Room and the Bar/Lounge. Jeans must not be tattered or torn.

• Golf attire including shorts and sleeveless golf blouses are permitted in the Presidents Room for breakfast and lunch, but not for dinner - Resort Casual rules apply for dinner. Resort Casual suggests dress slacks, skirt, dress blouse, a shirt with a collar and sweater or jacket.

Happy Hour

Tuesday - Friday 3:00pm - 6:00pm

1/2 Price Drinks (Well/Call/Tap & Bottle Beer/House Wine)

1/2 Price Bar Appetizers

Happy Summer from T&C!

Friday Nights Table Side Flambé Fridays

June 1st - Peach Flambé

June 8th - Pineapple Rum Flambé

June 15th - Bananas Foster

June 22 - Strawberries Flambé

June 29th - Cherries Jubilee