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MARCH 2015
VAN BRITT
President
SAVOR
DON BRITT
Vice President & General Manager
DAVID EPPS
Teaching Professional
Fore THE GOOD
MEMBER REFERRAL REWARDS
Play an active role in helping your club grow!
There is no better ambassador for Summit Chase than our existing members.
We would like to ask you to share your club with your friends and business
associates. We will reward you for helping the club remain strong. Here is a
certificate that you can give to a potential member. It has a special offer that
you can pass along, as well as a reward for you.
Please help keep Summit Chase a great place to be.
Excludes Social, Summer Swim & Dine or Youth Golf Memberships.
A twelve month commitment and $25.00 monthly Food & Beverage minimum
is required.
Only two months dues in advance are required to begin a membership.
For additional information or to schedule a facility tour contact
Carol Sapp, Membership Director or Charlene Adams, Clubhouse Manager at
770-979-9000 or email: [email protected].
KENNY LANGLOIS
Golf Professional
SAM CROWE
Golf Course Superintendent
JOHN HEITKAM
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Director
of Tennis
CHARLENE ADAMS
Clubhouse Manager
ADRIENNE BRITT LEVESQUE
Controller
CAROL SAPP ZAMZOW
Membership Director
STEPHEN CHANDLER
Executive Chef
BRIAN SMALL
Lounge Manager
KARL HEISMAN
Dining Room Manager
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Fore THE YOUTH
As you start your spring cleaning and take on those garages, basements and
closets lend a hand by helping promote and encourage youth golf. Donate your
old set of golf clubs and equipment that can be used by the local high school golf
teams. As we all know - golf can be an expensive sport and this small donation
could encourage those whose families do not have a golf background and may
have otherwise never had the opportunity to even pick up a golf club. Please
contact Scott Greenway at: [email protected] with donations or you
can drop them of at the club.
Mini Chair Massages
By Cheri R. Hall LMT, NMT, LD1
Tuesday, March 10
Thursday, March 26
Beginning at 12:30 pm
Chair massages release tension in the neck, back, shoulders and arms.
Receiving regular chair massages can help prevent repetitive stress
injuries, opens the back mucles and improves circulation. Come enjoy
a mini chair massage compliments of Cheri R. Hall with A+ Athletic
Message Inc. Open to all Summit Chase members.
EDITOR IN CHIEF
Don Britt
DESIGN & PRODUCTION
Sarah Carter, Darby Little Creative Solutions
Anthony Borgia
COPYWRITING
Charlene Adams & Anthony Borgia
PHOTOGRAPHY
David Christensen Photography
Carol Sapp Zamzow
re:MEMBER is a monthly publication of
Summit Chase Country Club.
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Member questions or comments may be directed
to: [email protected]
P.O. BOX 606
3197 Classic Drive
Snellville, GA 30078
phone 770.979.9000
fax 770.978.8951
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re: MEMBER
MARCH 2015
MEMBER SALUTE
Rick and Susan Chappelear
Summit’s Sweethearts
Social members Rick and Susan Chappelear need little
The Chappelears attended events at SC for many years before
introduction.
finally deciding to make it official and join the SC family.
Whether attending special club events, dinner on Friday nights
Members now for about five years, they are quick to tell you
in the lounge, or civic group meetings, the Chappelears are
how much they enjoy their club. Susan is a regular at Ladies
constant supporters of the club and our community.
Bunko Night; and the ladies always enjoy the special goodies
Married forty years this past September, the Chappelears still
she brings along for dessert. Both Susan and Rick look
smile at each other like newlyweds. Like most couples, the
forward to their Friday nights at the club. Enjoying the good
story of how they met differs a little but you get the feeling that
food here is second on their list to enjoying the comraderie of
it was a meeting of destiny. They met while working together
the members. Catching up with old friends and making new
at First National Bank of Atlanta. Susan retired now has
ones at club events means the world to them. They both agree
many interests to occupy her time; Rick is still in the finance
their immediate impression after joining SC is still the thing
industry at CDC Federal Credit Union.
that binds and holds them; the friendly atmosphere among the
Susan is best known for her special gift of sweet treats. Her
members and staff and the “at home” comfortable feeling of
skill of specialty cookies, cakes and candies was learned as a
family.
young child in her grandmother’s kitchen. With patience and
Rick and Susan we are so glad you are a part of our Summit
laughter, her mother and grandmother gave her a special gift
Chase family. We love you not only for your gifts to us but for
by teaching her the importance of giving to others through the
who you are; humble hearts and loyal supportive members.
gift of baking. For Susan it is truly a gift from her heart. She
never tires of making everyone she meets feel special through
the gift of her delectable creations. Every Friday morning at
precisely 10:00 am, with her four legged babies, Corky and
Harley waiting patiently in the car, Susan appears bearing
gifts from her kitchen for the SC staff. She has managed to
keep a mental note of each person’s favorite and never misses
a birthday. You have probably sampled some of her specialties
while attending club events such as the Super Bowl party, New
Year’s Eve celebration, and Family Bingo Night. Interestingly
enough, Susan rarely taste tests her own cooking.
Her love for cooking reaches into her passion for volunteering
in the community. And yes, her treats have found their way
to countless board meetings, ribbon cuttings, and civic group
meetings. At the suggestion of friend, Barbara Bender, Susan
became involved with the Snellville Farmers Market and
has been a strong force in it’s continued success since the
beginning. Susan serves as a board member of the Snellville
Tourism and Trade (STAT) and she is the Vendor Coordinator
for all of the City of Snellville festivals and events. She is
also an active member of the Greater Eastside Chamber of
Commerce and manages to attend their monthly meetings held
here at SC as well as all of the ribbon cuttings to welcome new
businesses into the Snellville and Grayson area.
MARCH 2015
re: MEMBER 3
re:GOLF
There are only 40 days left until the Master’s starts (38 till Augusta
opens the doors to practice rounds). What does that mean? Good
weather (hopefully). If you’re sick of looking at four walls all day and
night, this month is the time to GET OUT AND PLAY! Springtime
weather is around the corner and this month we get a head start. The
first MGA tournament is this month. The pro shop will continue to run
the Senior Games on Wednesday, until Ed Cragin’s Senior Men’s group
starts up toward the end of the month, and continue on Friday after
Ed starts. As always the Allison group continues play on Tuesday and
Thursday.
This is also the time to remind everyone, especially newer members,
about the lightning detection system. We can expect some
thunderstorms. When the siren sounds on the course that means
lightning is in the area and golfers are to clear the course, but be
smart. If you hear thunder, lightning is near. You don’t have to wait for
the siren. Don’t let your game get in the way of your safety. The time
changes March 8 which will allow you to play or practice after work.
So LET’S PLAY SOME GOLF!
SWING
INTERMEDIATE GOLF
ACADEMY
Junior
BASIC GOLF ACADEMY Basic Academy is offered to novice,
pee-wee and beginner players in weekly
camps for a total of four to six hours
of instruction per session (depending
on age/group). Basic Academies are
aimed at introducing the young golfer to
fundamentals with a strong emphasis on
fun, etiquette, competition and to develop
a basic understanding of how to play the
game. Students may be promoted outside
of their age group based on a combination
of playing ability, skills test and maturity
level at the discretion of the instructor.
Session 2: April 18, 25 &
May 9, 16
Basic Pee-wee (Age 4 - 7) Saturday, 1:00 - 2:00 pm
One day per week for four weeks
Cost: Member $69; Non-member $89
Basic Beginner (Age 8 - 12)
Saturday, 2:30 - 4:00 pm
One day per week for four weeks
Focused on the older beginning golfer
Cost: Member $89; Non-member $109
This instruction focuses on boys and girls
in the 6th, 7th & 8th grades with
developing skills who are looking to
excel in the game of golf with a goal of
playing in high school and beyond at a
competitive level. Instruction stresses
drills to build a repeatable swing with
increased emphasis on short game and
scoring. Placement in Intermediate
Academy is determined by player
evaluation or passage of skills test offered
in Basic Academy.
Session 2: March 25-26 &
April 1-2, 8-9, 15- 16
Wednesday & Thursday 5:00 - 6:30 pm
re: MEMBER
MARCH 2015
RESULTS
TOUGH MAN/BIG BOY
SCRAMBLE
Six teams beat the Pros
in the annual Tough Man
tournament (only 3 did it gross).
Congratulations to the teams of
Greg Bender/Larry Harris who shot
gross 70 and Mike Murphy/Pete
Ortiz who shot net 69. Thanks to all
the participants and winners.
Cost: Member $125; Non-member
$200
SPRING BREAK CLINICS
April 7 - 9
These clinics are aimed at introducing
the younger golfers to basic fundamentals
with strong emphasis on fun, etiquette,
competition and develop a basic
understanding of how to play the game.
Pee-wee: (ages 4 - 7) 12:00 - 1:00 pm
Beginner: (ages 8 - 12) 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Cost: Member $60; Non-member$80
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TOURNAMENT
DRIVING RANGE
HOURS
Beginning March 1 the driving
range will stay open until 6:00
pm. When the time changes on
March 8 the range will begin
to stay open until 6:30 pm and
later.
ED CRAGIN’S SENIOR MEN
Wednesday
8:20 am
Play for the 2015 season will commence
on Wednesday, March 25. All interested
senior men should contact Ed at
[email protected]. Ed’s group plays
from the green senior tees. Players over 80
may play from the red tees.
Entry Fee: $5 plus cart fee if applicable
re:GREENS & TURF
During the winter months we are asking all golfers to keep carts on the cart path
at several holes. These are holes that are historically more shaded and water
SWING
saturated during the winter months. You will notice some of these holes are normally
the last holes to “green up” in the spring and closing them to carts gives them a fighting
chance during this dormant period. We are also asking everyone using pull carts
(electric or manual) to keep them away from collars and tee tops. This will help reduce
compaction on these areas. As soil temperatures warm to 55 degrees you will see fairway
grass start to “come out” and the hope is the time will be past any threat of frost. Grass
MIKE ALLISON’S GAME
Tuesday & Thursday
Tee times: 9:00 am
doesn’t like getting set back with frost after reaching 55 degrees. Most grass is only able
to withstand so much before it will be damaged to the point of death. As a heads up,
the 16th of this month is our deep-tine aerification for the greens. Also to help improve
firmness on the greens, sand topdressing will be added to these holes. Thank you for
Now that the weather is turning nicer it
might be a good time to check Mike’s game
out. Play is from the hybrid tees. Players
65+ can play the green tees. Interested
men can show up either day and the pro
shop staff will introduce you to Mike or
you may contact him at mallison400@
yahoo.com.
Cost: $10 plus cart fee if applicable
your understanding of these necessary cultural practices.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to stop me on the course,
call at 770-972-2857, or email [email protected].
Thank you,
Sam Crowe
Certified Golf Course Superintendent
Adult
UPCOMING
MARY MACAULAY’S
WEDNESDAY WHACKERS
TOURNAMENTS
The Wednesday Whackers, a women’s
9-hole league, will be starting play
sometime in the beginning of April.
Check next month’s newsletter for more
info.
MGA “BIG BILL” OPENING DAY
THURSDAY LADIES PLAY DAY
Tee times: 8:52 & 10:04 am
Sign up on the ladies board
LADIES OPENING DAY
Saturday, March 7
SCCC will host its Ladies Opening Day
tournament in conjunction with the MGA
tournament. The ladies will play a blind
draw “Catfight” or Stableford competition.
There will be a shotgun start.
Saturday, March 7
MGA SPRING
MEMBER/MEMBER
Saturday/Sunday March 28 & 29
The 2015 MGA Season gets underway
with the 5th Annual Big Bill Opening
Day. Named after a dearly departed
member of SCCC, the “Big Bill” is a
true blind draw 4-man scramble. This
tournament is open to all male members.
Only members who pay (or have paid)
the 2015 MGA dues of $40 will receive
points. Players will be grouped in ABCD
format based on handicap. The low team
will play to scratch; all other teams will
get the difference as their team handicap.
Utilizing the “Step-Aside” format, join
us for a great way to start off the MGA
season and once again we all stand
together and say “Cancer Sucks”.
Entry Fee: $60 (includes carts & prizes)
Sign up on the bulletin board
Cost: $40 (includes cart & prizes)
Sign up in the pro shop
2-Man Best Ball. Entry Deadline is
Thursday, March 26, 12:00 pm
Tournament Chairmen: Carson Keller &
Lee Shaw
Entry: $100 per person (includes carts
and prizes)
MGA MASTER’S FOUR-BALL
TOURNAMENT
Saturday, April 11
18-Hole 2-Man Best Ball flighted by gross
and net scores after the tournament.
4-Hole Par 3 Mini-Tournament (holes 2,
8, 11 & 16) Non-flighted, count both net
scores.
Tournament Chairman: Tim Wardlaw
Entry: $70 per person (includes cart,
food and prizes)
MARCH 2015 re: MEMBER 5
re:TENNIS
MONDAY MORNING DRILLS
10:00 am
SERVE
Dub’s Intermediate drills for men and
women. Weather permitting
Cost: Member $10; Non-member $15
TUESDAY NIGHT DRILLS
7:00 pm
Rob’s Intermediate/Advanced drills for
men and women.
Cost: Member $10; Non-member $15
Adult
SUMMIT CHASE TENNIS
ASSOCIATION
Anyone playing on a mixed doubles,
USTA, senior mixed or a spring ALTA
team will be billed in April for their 2015
dues. The dues remain the same this year:
$15 for individuals and $20 for families.
SPRING ROSTER DEADLINE
Spring ALTA rosters have been submitted,
but it is not too late to be added to a
team. We have several teams, mens and
womens, looking for players. The season
begins in mid-March. Here are the teams
and the levels we had in the fall.
Men
Sunday Women
Thursday Women
Senior Women
B-2, B-6, C-1
A-3, B-4, C-4
B-1, C-7
B-3, B-5
Round Robin
FRIDAY MORNING ROUND
ROBIN
SCTA MEN’S AND
WOMEN’S DOUBLES CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIP
SPECIAL POPS
SPRING ACADEMY
March 12 - May 23
Thursday 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Saturday 2:00 - 3:30 pm
Athletes & Volunteers can register at
www.specialpopstennis.com
For additional information please
contact Site Coordinator
Jennifer Narramore at
[email protected].
March 6-8
This is single elimination tournament
with a first round consolation bracket
that is open to SCTA members only. The
tournament will be divided into A, B, C
levels. You must play at the level of the
higher player. If you don’t have a partner,
call the pro shop and we will be happy to
pair you with someone. The deadline to
sign up is Tuesday, March 4, at 12:00 pm
Call the pro shop at 770-979-5601 to sign
up.
Cost: Member Complimentary
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re: MEMBER
MARCH 2015
10:00 am
Members and their guests are invited
to come out for a social round robin.
Cost: Member Complimentary;
Non-member $5
SUNDAY MORNING OPEN PLAY
TENNIS
10:00 am
All levels are welcome to join us for casual
play. There is no cost or sign-up for
Sunday morning tennis.
re:TENNIS
Junior
SERVE
*ETIP CLASS
The Early Talent Identification Program
class is a year-round, Saturday only tennis
class.
Six week session
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Cost: Member $79; Non-member $89
*ADVANCED BEGINNER CLASS
The Advanced Beginner class is a yearround, Saturday only tennis class.
Six week session
12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Cost: Member $99; Non-member $109
TENNIS DRILLS
*ELITE TENNIS ACADEMY
Elite Tennis Academy is held four days
per week, Tuesday through Friday 5:45
to 7:00 pm for intermediate and 3:45 to
5:45 pm for advanced. You may choose
the following levels of participation in any
combination of days:
Two days per week
16 hours of instruction $150 per month
Drills are weekly on Tuesday and
Thursday 4:30 to 6:00 pm for a daily fee
of $15. These drills are for intermediate
to advanced players and are coached by
the Director of Tennis, John Heitkam and
Tennis Professional, Rob Hrehor. The
drills are low intensity and emphasize
proper strokes, footwork, and strategy
through drills and match play. Placement
is determined by a player evaluation with
John Heitkam.
Three days per week
24 hours of instruction $175 per month
Four days per week
32 hours of instruction $210 per month
*Players in the academy are offered a
discount on private lessons with Steve
Hill.
*Classes offered by invitation only from
Steve Hill the Tennis Academy Director.
Call the pro shop for more details.
Providing there is room, players may
begin mid-session for a pro-rated
amount in each of the junior classes.
Private Lessons
Use this “down time” to hone your
skills with private lessons. We have
four dedicated pros available to help
with your game. Don’t hesitate to
call:
John Heitkam
404-234-2627
Steve Hill
770-601-6231
Rob Hrehor
770-979-5601
Dub Phillips
770-990-7868
2015 SPRING BREAK
TENNIS CAMP
April 7 - 10 we will hold a 4-day junior
tennis camp. Call the tennis shop to
register.
Pee-Wee: (ages 4 - 7) 9:00 - 10:00 am
Cost: Member $59; Non-member $69
Beginner: (ages 8 - 12) 10:00 - 11:30
am
Cost: Member $69; Non-member $79
SATURDAY ONLY JUNIOR
TENNIS CAMPS
Saturday only 6-week session for pee-wee
and beginner tennis camps.
Pee-Wee: (ages 4 - 7) 9:00 - 10:00 am
Cost: Member $69; Non-member $79
Beginner: (ages 8 - 12) 10:00 - 11:30 am
Cost: Member $99; Non-member $109
Contact the pro shop to sign up
MARCH 2015 re: MEMBER 7
SAVOR
re:CLUB DINING
SUNDAY BRUNCH
Summit Chase strives to offer the highest quality
facilities and services to its members. We want you
to feel proud to share your club with family and
friends…and our incredible dining events provide
many opportunities to do just that.
SERVED 11:00 am - 2:30 pm
Price: $10.95 Adults, $1.95 Children 4-11 and
Children 3 and under complimentary.
Tax, gratuity and beverages are not included. 20%
gratuity added to parties of 8 or more. Please make
reservations for all dining functions by calling
770-979-9000 ext. 109.
MOM’S NIGHT OUT
APRICOT BOURBON
GLAZED PORK
TENDERLOIN
WEDNESDAY 5:30 - 8:30 pm
Enjoy a different delicious menu each
week featuring a generous selection of
entrees, vegetables, salads, and soup du
jour. Make sure to save room for the
dessert selection!
SUBMITTED BY
GRETCHEN SCHULTZ
Ingredients
2 (2 lbs. each) pork tenderloins
2 tbl. margarine
1/4 cup diced onion
1/4 cup diced celery
1 cup herbed stuffing mix
1/4 cup dried cranberries
1/2 cup hot water
2 tbl. margarine melted
1/2 cup apricot preserves
2 tbl. bourbon
Price: $8.95 Adults, $1.95 Children 4-11
and Children 3 and under
complimentary
APRICOT BOURBON GLAZED PORK
TENDERLOIN
SUBMITTED BY
GRETCHEN SCHULTZ
Directions
This is a nice dish for a family holiday
dinner.
Enjoy
re: MEMBER
Turkey Tetrazzini
Cheeseburger Casserole
Fried Chicken
Chicken Tortellini Soup
Preheat oven to 325. Cut a slit down
the center of each pork loin to form
a pocket, being careful not to cut all
the way through. Melt margarine in a
skillet and add the onions and celey;
saute until onions are transparent.
Place herbed stuffing mix in a bowl; add
onions ,celery, dried cranberries and
water. (Add water gradually because
you don’t want to add too much or the
stuffing will be soggy.) Stir to combine.
Spoon stuffing mix into the pockets of
the pork loins. Fold sides up and secure
the seams with toothpicks. (At this point
one of the pork loins can be frozen for
later use, if desired.) Place in a baking
dish that has been sprayed with nonstick spray. Bake for 45 minutes.
To make glaze, combine melted
margarine, apricot preserves and
bourbon. During the last 15 minutes of
baking time spoon the glaze over the
pork loins. Allow pork loins to rest for
10 minutes, remove the toothpicks and
slice to serve. Serves 10.
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MARCH 2015
FRIDAY NIGHT DINING
Each Friday night we offer a la carte
dining which includes a weekly featured
appetizer, delicious filet mignon, several
of our finest entrée presentations, and our
famous homemade desserts. Look for our
“Summit Weekly Connection” email for
the current week’s menu selections.
MARCH 11
Beef Stroganoff
Chicken Pot Pie
Fried Chicken
Shrimp & Vegetable Soup
MARCH 18
Meatloaf
Roasted Pork Loin
Fried Chicken
Chicken & Rice Soup
Spring
TWILIGHT MENU
Tuesday & Thursday
4:00 - 8:30 pm
MARCH 25
Smoked Sausage
Philly Cheese Steak Casserole
Fried Chicken
Tomato Basil Soup
Beginning March 11, the twilight dining
menu will once again be available in
the lounge each Tuesday and Thursday
evening from 4:00 until 8:30 pm. No
reservations are required so come on out…
Ryan is looking forward to serving you!
APRIL 1
Stuffed Peppers
Chicken Divan
Fried Chicken
Italian Wedding Soup
MEMBER JACKPOT
ST. PATRICK’S CELEBRATION
Friday, March 13
7:00 pm
HOP OVER FOR
EASTER BRUNCH
Celebrate all things Irish in honor of
St. Patrick’s Day. Join us for food, fun,
libations and live entertainment provided
by Don Law. Get your green on and
come on out!
Sunday, April 5
Seatings 11:00, 11:45 am;
12:30, 1:15 & 2:00 pm
On the menu:
Honey Glazed Ham
Mediterranean Flounder
Pot Roast
Fried Chicken
Hash Brown Casserole
Buttermilk Pancakes
Biscuits & Sausage Gravy
Fresh Fruit Display
Potatoes & Carrots
Macaroni & Cheese
Rice Pilaf
Sautéed Green Beans
Squash Casserole
Assorted Desserts
Cost: $19.95 for adults; $8.95 for
children 4 - 11; children 3 and
under complimentary.
Beverages, tax and service charge
are not included. Reservations are
required and a 48-hour notice of
cancellation policy is in effect.
Call the dining room at
770-979-9000
to reserve your table!
Each Friday night we select one
name from the entire membership
for the win. You must be present
at the time of the drawing. Come
join the party from 7:00 until
SOCIAL
11:00 pm and enjoy weekly entertainment
provided by a variety of local musicians
and DJs.
BINGO & PIZZA WITH MR. KARL
Saturday, March 7
5:00 pm
A Summit Chase family favorite is back
by popular demand! Guests are always
welcome so bring friends to join in the
fun. Call the dining room to let them
know you plan to attend.
CASINO NIGHT
Saturday, March 14
6:00 pm - Cocktails
6:30 pm - Buffet Dinner
7:15 pm - Casino Opens
Join the Gwinnett Sunrise Rotary
Club, Snellville Tourism & Trade
Association and the Greater Eastside
Chamber of Commerce for a big night of
fun benefitting The Snellville Community
Garden. A hearty selection of heavy hors
d’oeuvres will be served. There will also be
a cash bar, silent auction and door prizes.
Table sponsorships are available; for more
information on sponsorship opportunities
please contact Jamey Toney at
[email protected]
or call 678-758-3288.
For reservations, or more
information on this event please visit
wwwsnellvilletourism.com/casinonight or
www.snellvillecommunitygarden.com.
Cost: $40 per person and includes
admission, one drink ticket,buffet and
$15,000 in table stakes.
Cost: $10 Adults; $5 Children;
(includes bingo, pizza, soft drinks and
prizes)
LADIES BUNKO NIGHT
Thursday, March 19
7:00 pm Bunko
Bunko is not merely a game, but a good
way to connect with friends. This dice
game is favored by women of all ages as
an alternative to “poker night.” So come
on out and enjoy some relaxation and
fun with the girls! Bring a friend for a
chance to win a door prize! Please email
[email protected] if you wish to
attend.
Cost: $8 Members and their invited
guests
MAD HATTER’S TEA PARTY
Saturday the Twenty-Fifth of April
At three o’clock in the afternoon
Don’t be late for this very important date!
Little spaces in time, created by teatime rituals, call out to be filled with conversation. Picture
yourself with family and friends seated around a table amidst dainty food, silver spoons,
classical music and china cups…between sips of smooth, warm tea chatting about your lives!
Please wear your tea attire and your maddest hat! Also bring your favorite tea cup.
MARCH 2015 re: MEMBER 9
re:AQUATICS
Spring 2015
Online Registration Only:
summitswimminglessons.com
SPLASH
WEEKDAY LESSONS
Eight 30-minute lessons
Cost: $85
Session 3:
3:30, 4:00 & 4:30 pm
SUMMIT SWIMMING - YEAR
ROUND USA SWIM TEAM
Join one of Gwinnett County’s premier
swim teams at Summit Chase. This
11 month program offers six levels of
participation with a 25% discount for
club members. Summit Swimming
provides just the right combination of fun,
friendship, instruction and competition
for your children.
Email Humphrey Fraser at
[email protected] to
schedule a time for an evaluation.
FOR MORE
INFORMATION
Spring Swim League Now
Forming!
Looking for an opportunity to practice
your skills before Summer League starts.
Here’s your chance. Open to all NON
USA
Swimmers ages 12 & under who
are capable of doing Freestyle and
Backstroke unassisted for 50 meters.
League starts Thursday, April 16.
The cost of the program is
$110 per swimmer.
Registration deadline is Friday, April 10.
For additional information and
registration please visit
summitswimming.com and follow the
Spring Swim League link.
Tuesday/Thursday:
March 3 - 26
*Monday/Wednesday:
March 4 - 25
(* Seven 30-minute lessons for $80)
Session 4:
3:30, 4:00 & 4:30 pm
Monday/Wednesday:
April 13 - May 6
Tuesday/Thursday:
April 14 - May 7
FRIDAY LESSONS:
Five 45 minute lessons
Cost: $85
Session 3:
4:30 - 5:15 & 6:00 - 6:45 pm
March 20, 27 (skip April 3, 10) April 17,
24, & May 1
SATURDAY LESSONS:
Five 45 minute lessons
Cost: $85
visit online at
summitchasecc.com
summitswimming.com
summitswimminglessons.com
Session 3:
10:00 - 10:45 & 10:45 - 11:30 am
March 21, 28 (skip April 4, 11) April 18,
25 & May 2
For questions contact
Aquatics Director,
Humphrey Fraser
[email protected]
or call 770-466-5360
Director of Swim Lessons,
Mary Jo Sheppard
summitswimminglessons@
hotmail.com or call
770-972-3890
10 re: MEMBER
MARCH 2015
MAY MINI
Summit Chase Sharks
Coming To A Pool Near You on May 11!
This is our Summer Swim Team which
participates in the Gwinnett County
Swim League.
For registration information please visit
our website or come by the clubhouse on
March 19 from 5:00 - 7:00 pm.
For additional information please
contact Adrienne at
[email protected].
Four 30 minute lessons
Cost: $45
Session:
3:30, 4:00 & 4:30 pm
Monday/Wednesday:
May 11 - 20
or
Tuesday/Thursday:
May 12 - 21
Discounts are available for additional
swimmers or prepayment of more than one
session. For questions, please
contact Mary Jo Sheppard at
770 972-3890 or email:
[email protected].
employee
EXCELLENCE
re:KID KUDOS
Brian Small
Jack Bleckley
Lounge Manager
Hunting for the next challenge
For nineteen years, Brian Small has been
behind the bar at Summit Chase. He has
listened and watched as his friend, Don Britt,
has made the decisions and changes that have
turned the club into a social and family success
story. Brian’s input into the lounge gave the
place a comfortable feel where he is able to
host a variety of events to suit the tastes of the
membership.
Aside from the everyday interaction with club
members and the management of his staff of
four, Brian likes to offer fun and unusual beer
and wine tastings. “We have a monthly beer
club that has been going strong for more than
five years,” says Brian. “I order beer flavors that
have something in common and the members
try to guess what the theme is.” In the past,
Brian has ordered for the seasons, combined
tastes from different countries, and featured
local and microbreweries. Each month is a new
taste adventure and a task that Brian looks
forward to marking off his “to do” list.
On his days off, Brian does like to hit a round
of golf, but admits he isn’t a pro. “With a 20
handicap, I’m not going to be giving lessons any
time soon,” laughs Brian. “I do enjoy it.”
As for the club, Brian feels like a member of
the family. “I can’t say enough about Don as a
person,” says Brian. “He is great to work for.”
Brian has watched many changes take place
in the facilities and in the membership over
the years, but he finds the club has never lost
its family atmosphere. “What makes this club
great is the social atmosphere,” says Brian.
“After a tennis match or a round of golf, people
stop in and catch up. It is a place for them to
share their stories.”
The club and the membership are important
to the guy who gives the lounge its personality
and provides unique tastes as well as tried-andtrue favorites. Each week brings new flavors
and new stories that Brian and his staff take
pleasure in hosting in a lounge that offers a
place to relax, unwind, and catch up.
Hunting, fishing, motocross,
lacrosse, and golf are among
Jack Bleckley’s favorite things.
A sophomore at Brookwood
High School, Jack has already
lettered as a varsity golf player
and manages to find time to
pursue his passion of duck
hunting.
Duck Dynasty fever aside,
Jack takes the sport very
seriously. He and his black
lab, Pearl, have been training
for two years. “I throw decoys
for her and she retrieves
them,” says Jack. “We took
her shooting and she is not gun-shy, so I am really happy with how she
turned out.” Pearl has retrieved more than 20 birds so far and shows great
promise as a hunting dog.
Golf runs a close second to Jack’s favorite sport of duck hunting. His
best score at SCCC is a 79 and he considers it to be the best home course
around as a young student athlete. “The course is harder and so it
challenges me,” says Jack. “I like having that course behind me.” Jack has
his sights set on playing golf on a college team and practices with that in
mind. “My grades are pretty good and if I stay on track, then there is no
telling where I could end up.”
According to his mom, Lisa, being open to new opportunities is in Jack’s
nature. “You name it, he has done it!” says Lisa. “He has a knack for
anything sports.”
Jack does like to relax, especially in the summer by the pool at SCCC. Just
like any other kid, Jack likes the food, friends and fun offered at the club.
“The staff is great to me and the food is the best!”
Jack credits his coach, Steve Thompson, for being a big part of his success
in golf. “He is not just a golf coach,” says Jack. “He is also a life coach
SAY!
who leads me down the right path.” His friends on the team help him
stay focused with a clean mind. “I also like to play golf with the older
members,” says Jack. “I walk with them and learn; it’s really fun.”
As for the future, Jack would like to play golf at Pebble Beach. “I’m not
sure if I would play very well though,” says Jack. “The view is amazing
and would be distracting!” Beyond his dream course, Jack’s plans include
some job that combines his passion for duck hunting and marketing.
“People are crazy over Duck Dynasty, but there really is a larger market
out there and I want to be a part of it.”
MARCH 2015
re: MEMBER 11
re:MARCH 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Sunday Brunch
Open Play Tennis
Dub’s Intermediate
Drills
Rob’s Int./Adv. Drills
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr. Tennis Drills
MNO Buffet
Elite Tennis Academy
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr. Tennis Drills
Ladies Play Day
CLUB CLOSED
Ala Carte Dining
Jackpot Drawing
Entertainment Alligator Hat Band
Fun Round Robin
Elite Tennis Academy
SCTA Doubles Club
Championship
Bingo & Pizza with
Mr. Karl
Elite Tennis Academy
SCTA Doubles Club
Championship
MGA Big Bill
Openning Day
Ladies Opening Day
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Sunday Brunch
Open Play Tennis
SCTA Doubles Club
Championship
Dub’s Intermediate
Drills
Twilight Menu Begins
Rob’s Int./Adv. Drills
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr. Tennis Drills
MNO Buffet
Elite Tennis Academy
Twilight Menu
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr. Tennis Drills
Ladies Play Day
Community Garden
Casino Night
Elite Tennis Academy
Basic Golf Academy
Int. Golf Academy
Ala Carte Dining
St. Patrick’s Day Party
Jackpot Drawing
Entertainment Don Law
Fun Round Robin
Elite Tennis Academy
CLUB CLOSED
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Sunday Brunch
Open Play Tennis
Dub’s Intermediate
Drills
Aerification
Twilight Menu
Rob’s Int./Adv. Drills
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr. Tennis Drills
MNO Buffet
Elite Tennis Academy
Twilight Menu
Ladies Bunko Night
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr. Tennis Drills
Ladies Play Day
Summer Swim Team
Registration
Ala Carte Dining
Jackpot Drawing
Entertainment Rock-A-Billy
Fun Round Robin
Elite Tennis Academy
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr Tennis Camps
Special Pops Tennis
Basic Golf Academy
Int. Golf Academy
CLUB CLOSED
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Sunday Brunch
Open Play Tennis
Dub’s Intermediate
Drills
Twilight Menu
Rob’s Int./Adv. Drills
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr. Tennis Drills
MNO Buffet
Elite Tennis Academy
Int. Golf Academy
Cragin’s Sr. Men
Begins
Twilight Menu
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr. Tennis Drills
Int. Golf Academy
Ladies Play Day
MGA Players Party
A la Carte Dining
Jackpot Drawing
Entertainment Fools On Stools
Fun Round Robin
Elite Tennis Academy
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr Tennis Camps
Special Pops Tennis
MGA Spring
Member/Member
CLUB CLOSED
29
Sunday Brunch
Open Play Tennis
MGA Spring
Member/Member
30
Dub’s Intermediate
Drills
31
Twilight Menu
Rob’s Int./Adv. Drills
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr. Tennis Drills
28
MNO Buffet
Elite Tennis Academy
29
Elite Tennis Academy
Jr. Tennis Drills
Ladies Play Day
30 A la Carte Dining
Jackpot Drawing
Entertainment Fools on Stools
Fun Round Robin
Elite Tennis Academy
31
Elite Tennis Academy
CLUB CLOSED
30
Upcoming
April Events
April 2 - Business Afterhours
April 23 - Designing Grandmothers Bunko
April 5 - Easter Brunch
April 25 - Mad Hatters Tea Party
Tennis
Activities
Golf
Dining
April 11 - MGA Masters 4-Ball
April 16 - Ladies Bunko, Summer Swim Team
Registration
Swimming