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The Woodmont

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Save the Dates March 1st ~ Couples Cooking Class - 6pmMarch 1st - Watercolor Art Classes Begin March 5th ~ Daddy Daughter Dance - 6pm

March 8th - Laura Mercier / Lunch & Learn - 10amMarch 11th - Blarney Bash with DJ - 7pm

March 13th ~ Cat in the Hat Brunch Show - 10amMarch 17th ~ Family Bingo Night - 7pm - 9pm

March 18th ~ Couples Nine & Dine March 19th ~ Summer Swim Club Sign Ups - 2pm

March 19th ~ Casino Night - RescheduledMarch 24th Know the Gym Workshop 6pm

March 26th ~ Annual Egg Hunts - Begin 10amMarch 27th ~ Annual Easter Brunch - 10am

Their Grand Daughter Molly Marshall’s graduation from Davidson College

Woodmont Member Spotlight

Mr. & Mrs. Seraydarian When asked why Gary and Joan Seraydarian chose the Woodmont Community they gave an answer we are all too familiar with…the grand-dogs. They can be quite a magnet. The Seraydarian’s daughter and grand-dog live nearby in Creekside and after they saw the fine homes and Woodmont’s beautiful course it was a, as they said, “no brainer”. So they bought a home in the Cadence neighborhood and the rest is history. Mr. Seraydarian belongs to the SMGA and both he and Joan enjoy the themed dinners we host here at the club. When

you do run into Mr. Seraydarian at the club chances are pretty good that you’ll find him eating his favorite thing, a Rueben sandwich. Anyone heading to the Figi Islands anytime soon? That’s where they’d like to vacation in the near future. The last question we always ask on our member spotlight questionnaire is What three historical figures would you like to have dinner with? It doesn’t always get answered but Mr. Seraydarian took the time to share his answer with us and included on his list were Jesus Christ, Ronald Regan and General George Patton. Now that’s what I call interesting dinner company.

Thank you Seraydarian family for being part of our wonderful club!

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Clubhouse HoursWoodmont Grille Hours:Monday- Tuesday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m.Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m.Bar Remains Open Until 10:00 p.m.Saturday and Sunday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m.

Shop:Monday- Sunday 7:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.

HOA Annual Meeting March 13thThe Woodmont HOA Annual Meeting will be held at the Woodmont Clubhouse Main Dining Room on Sunday, March 13th at 6:30pm. In attendance will be the HOA Advi-sory Committee, JW Homes, Fieldstone Management & Club Management. We expect a large turnout for this meeting in light of the topics to be covered so please arrive early to guarantee seating. The agenda will be very tight with many subjects to be covered. To assist in keeping the meeting on track, please feel free to submit your most impor-tant questions ahead of time to [email protected] The HOA Advisory Committee will attempt to address as many of the questions during the course of the presentations. As always, there will be a general q&a section during the meeting.

Community Fencing Refurbishment ProjectOur Community fencing refurbishment project has begun. The initial work will consist of pressure washing all of the fencing prior to repair. This phase will take approximately two weeks, with weather being the only limitation to the timeframe. All sections are scheduled to be painted and repaired immediately following the pressure washing.

Tennis Project UpdatesThe NEW Tennis Club Patio and Grill area has been completed! Please drop by the Tennis Club to see our new entertaining area as well as the expanded paver walkways throughout the Tennis Club. Many thanks to the Woodmont Tennis Association for their very generous contribution to this improvement project!

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Club Contacts770-345-9260

Regional General Manager:Jody Clor, PGA, ext. 4

Assistant General Manager:Tyler Johnson, PGA, ext. 8

Head Golf Professional:Bryan Nelson, PGA, ext. 6

Social Director: Nisel Anello, ext. 2

Club Accountant:Hannah Hyde, ext. 7

Executive Chef:Brian Charles, ext. 3

Director of Food and Beverage:Robert Sabat, ext. 3

Director of Sales: Robert Pritts, Dial *

Director of Golf Instruction:Don Butzin, PGA, 770-262-9515

Director of Tennis:Larry Schnall, 770-345-3658

Golf Superintendent: Kevin Diver, 770-345-9140

Continued on page 4Community Contacts

HOA Management:

Fieldstone Property ManagementChris Hyde - Property Manager

chrishyde@fi eldstonerp.comMain: 404-920-8621 x.115

Direct: 404-480-4843

Golf Club & Amenities:

Woodmont Golf & Country Club770-345-9260

Woodmont HOA Advisory Committee:www.woodmonthomeowners.com

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Woodmont Word March 2016

Neighborhood Review

Alterations or Changes to PropertyAs a friendly reminder to the homeowners of Woodmont, please take a moment to re-view the Neighborhood Living Guidelines before completing any alterations or additions to the exterior of your home. Our community website Covenants Committee page contains the downloadable Covenants and Guidelines document. These Guidelines were created to keep our community's appearance attractive for all who reside in or vi-sit Woodmont. Thank you for helping to keep Woodmont beautiful!

Off-Duty PatrolsOff-Duty Law Enforcement Officers continue to patrol our Community on predetermined days. During scheduled School Breaks and Holidays we have an increased presence of patrols. If you see something suspicious in our Community, don’t question it!

Dial 9-1-1 immediately.

No Overnight Parking On The Street!Recently there has been an increase in vehicles being parked on the street overnight. Parking in this manner causes unsafe conditions for other vehicle operators on our Community streets, especially at night. The Neighborhood Covenants state that, "Vehicles shall not be parked on any street in the Community." This of course does not apply to brief gatherings during the day or early evening. Please make every effort to move vehicles to your garage or driveway overnight.

Please Respect Your Neighbors PropertySomething as innocent as toilet paper in your neighbors trees causes an unnecessary eyesore and extensive cleanup work, not to mention a poor appearance in our ever growing community. This type of behavior is not tolerated in the community and will dealt with by our Community Security Patrols. Our Off-Duty Deputies are on the lookout for this type of behavior. Once again, please show the respect our neighbors deserve by discouraging this behavior. Thank you.

Covenants ReportingYour Advisory Committee has a convenient automated form on our Community website for reporting any issues you encounter in Woodmont. Any concerns with exterior modifications such as paint or construction additions should be directed to Chris Hyde at Fieldstone.

Mailbox in Disrepair?Our management company recently informed the HOA Advisory Committee of several instances of residents 'modifying' their mailboxes in hopes of salvaging them. All of these attempts to extend the life of the damaged mailboxes has led to a necessary re-placement. Please understand the guidelines in the Community Covenants are in place to enforce uniformity in these types of circumstances. What may appear to be an acceptable repair in someone's eyes, might likely be an eyesore to most others. Most just need a fresh coat of paint and new metal box, others are beyond maintenance or re-pair. For those in search of a replacement, please contact our approved vendor Con-temporary Kitchens. The cost of $400 includes a sealed and painted post, metal mail-box and concrete in-ground installation. For more information contact Paul with Con-temporary Kitchens at 770-487-3377.

Yard Signage GuidelinesSignage is not permitted without prior written consent of the Board except:

• Professional security signs

• As required by legal proceedings

• Professionally lettered “for sale” or “for rent” – see covenants for detailed specifications

• One political/campaign sign posted no more than 14 days prior to election and removed immediately after

Please remind contractors that their signs may not be posted in the yard before, during or after work is done.

Note: Only realtor signs are permitted on Common Areas from Friday evening to Sun-day evening.

Contact [email protected] with any questions.

Continued from page 3


Neighborhood ReviewHelp Keep Woodmont From Looking TrashyAs a reminder, trash receptacles are to be placed at the street the evening prior to trash pickup day, and are to be removed and stored by the evening of trash pickup day. Storage of trash receptacles at all other times should be according to the Neighborhood Protective Covenants. The Covenants specifi cally state: "...garbage cans, wood-piles, and other similar items shall be located or screened so as to be concealed from view of neighboring Lots, streets and property located adjacent to the Lot." Thank you for your assistance!

Covenants ReportingYour Advisory Committee has a convenient automated form on our Community website for reporting any issues you encounter in

Woodmont. Any concerns with exterior modi-fi cations such as paint or construction additions should be directed to Chris Hyde at Fieldstone.

Advisory Committee DutiesThe Advisory Committee consists of volunteer Woodmont residents. The representation of the resident committee is very diverse. The current committee has a voice from golf members, activities members, active families, and retired couples. This diversity enables the committee to address concerns from various perspectives.

While the decision-making authority rests with the NMA Board of Directors, appointed by JW Homes, the Advisory Committee takes an active approach to reviewing the operational and fi nancial matters as well as responding to the needs of the community. The Advisory Committee partners with the Woodmont Golf Club, J W Homes and Field-stone Property Managers to ensure that matters affecting the covenants and fi nancial statements are reviewed.

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Club ReviewWeight Watchers MeetingsDid You Know that Weight Watchers meets at Woodmont? The group meets in Cherokee Hall on Monday mornings from 9:00-9:30. Weekly weigh-ins begins at 8:30 before the meetings. All residents are welcome to come join us!

Ladies BridgeDid you know there are a group of ladies that play bridge once a week in Cherokee Hall? Well, there is, and we’d love to have you join us! We call ourselves “The Learning Group”, though, we are gals who have been playing for years, but want to continue to learn all the new conventions. If you are interested, please call:

Sue Allen, 404-431-3598Skip Souren, 770-704-2211Hope to see you soon!

Woodmont Book and Lunch ClubWoodmont has a Book and Lunch Club that meets once a month (4th Thursday of each month) to discuss a book and have lunch. The ladies take turns choosing a book and leading the discussion. We have interesting conversations and fun lunches. We welcome any lady that is interested in joining us!

THE BOOK CLUB COORDINATOR FOR 2016 IS:

Diane Hough | 404-966-2531

Mexican Train DominoesJoin this fun group every Tuesday 1-3:30pm in the Club DiningRoom.For more info: Pam at 404-944-2347

Attention Dog WalkersIt is not permissible to use the cart paths/fairway/greens at Woodmont Golf Club for anything other than playing golf. For the safety of our residents and cleanliness of our golf course, please do not walk your dog or jog on the golf course. Thank you for your consideration with this matter.

Mahjongg MavensEver want to learn to play Mahjongg or already know and can’t fi nd a game? Any Ladies interested in participating in a game should contact Doreen Ahlstrom at 678-880-8635. The Mahjongg Mavens are just of bunch of members that meet to have fun and chat.

Soccer Field Clean UpWe love our Woodmont amenities, so let’s all take pride in our community! Please clean up at the Soccer Field and Playground after use.

Couples BridgeInterested in being part of a regular game? Contact Graham at [email protected] for more information.


Club ReviewWhat it means to be a Trayletaah Garden Club MemberTrayletaah Garden Club was founded in October, 1947 and was named after a Cherokee Indian Princess, Trahlyta. As the fable goes, Trahlyta was the fairest and most beautiful of all the Cherokee women, like most women of today, she wanted to keep her beauty. Trahlyta decided to visit a witch who told her if she were to drink and bathe from Porter Springs, her beauty would last forever.

One day, Trahlyta was kidnapped by a rejected suitor and held captive. Consequently, this kept her from visiting her magical waters in the mountains and she faded away right in front of her suitor's eyes. Her final wish was to be buried in the mountains that she loved so much. She was buried at Stone Pile Gap, intersection of US19 and SR 60. So, if you go by to visit, the saying goes, “place a stone on her grave and good fortune will come your way. But if you remove a stone, you will suffer the curse of the Cedar Mountain Witch”. Twice in history men have died from horrible accidents when trying to remove the stones to build a road. Therefore the road was built around the mound.

Trayletaah Garden Club is a very active garden club that works on many different projects in our community of Canton. For example, we volunteer to help with Arbor Day in downtown Canton, which takes place the third Friday of February, weather permitting. We maintain the Island on Main Street as you come into Canton from the Canton Market Place. Trayletaah designed and has maintained the Island on Main Street since 1963. Mayor Hobgood even gave us a certificate of thanks last year. And then there is the Youth Garden Program, which was spearheaded by our very own Katie VanHiel (Woodmont Resident). Our club sponsors Arnold Mill Elementary School Youth Garden Club both financially and through

volunteer hours. Not only does this bring smiles to the children's faces, but it brings smiles to ours as we work along-side them. We also send a 4-H Child to camp. This just gives you a glimpse of what we do. If you are wondering how we can do all of these great things it is because of the Canton Art Festival. We rent a booth and sell plants that are personally grown by our members.

You might be wondering why I am sharing all of this information with you. Well, we are looking for new members to join our club. We meet in the homes of our members, the first Tuesday of each month, nine months out of the year, at 3:30 pm., and have parties two of the months. We have a cap of 30 members and require our members to be somewhat involved in our many different projects. We have a couple of teachers and working members that cannot participate in everything, but they do join in when they can. If you love gardening and volunteering Trayletaah Garden Club is for you. Please call Sue Allen, 404-431-3598.

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Golf NewsCouples GolfCouples golf at Woodmont is geared for all golf members of all skill levels. Our events are more social golf with just a hint of competition. We attempt to have fun formats with a lot of socializing, good meals and a few adult beverages mixed in.

We have made a lot of plans and new events for 2016. A huge thank you goes out to the WLGA ladies for taking a very active role in our new Nine and Dine events. They will be held on the 4th Friday of the month from March thru October. We will continue our Sunday Couples with plans to run from May thru September. Our goal will be the fi rst Sunday of the month with the exception of July and September due to the holidays.

We hope the weather is more cooperative this year than last. The standing joke was to sign up for couples, fertilize your lawn and watch the rain. We were rained out on all but two events last year.

We will have sign ups on the Woodmont Events. Formats will be spelled out at that time. The planned dates are as follows.

If you have any questions, you can contact the Pro Shop or me at [email protected]

Larry Clausen

COUPLES GOLF EVENT LIST

March 18 Friday Nine and Dine

April 22 Friday Nine and Dine

May 1 Sunday Couples

May 27 Friday Nine and Dine

June 5 Sunday Couples

June 24 Friday Nine and Dine

July 10 Sunday Couples

July 22 Friday Nine and Dine

August 7 Sunday Couples

August 26 Friday Nine and Dine

September 18 Sunday Couples

September 23 Friday Nine and Dine

October 28 Friday Nine and Dine

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Golf Association News

WSMGA NewsWell, here goes my fi rst attempt to keep everyone up to date. I would like to thank Larry Clausen for his efforts over the past year.

Our SMGA membership remains at 130 even with the addition of 4 new members during January. Welcome to Bruce Lighter, Kevin Peterson, Mark Nay and Jerry Johnson. We all look forward to seeing you at our tournaments, play days and socials.

On Friday, February 5, we held our monthly social. 92 attendees enjoyed an evening that featured a delicious meal. The Valentine’s Day theme paid tribute to all of our better halves. If you have not been to one of our socials lately, please give it a try. The food has been excellent and well priced.

Despite the fact that snow is predicted for tomorrow, Spring is on the way and Wendell Clark and his tournament committee are hard at work planning this year’s competitions. The full tournament schedule is:

All of these have been posted on the Woodmont Events page. Please make it a point to check this out regularly so you can stay up to date as well as to sign up for events.

Speaking of staying up to date. Now is the time to begin lining up your partners for the Spring Member/Member (May 18) as well as the Member/Guest (July 13).

For those of you who have signed up for the NASMGA competitions, keep an eye on your inbox for announcements of upcoming events and please sign up early so that our Captain, Keith Brock and Co-Captain, Gary Wallpe can fi eld full teams for all of the competitions.

Bob Jardien

WSMGA PresidentLarry Clausen

WSMGA Vice PresidentBob Jardien

WMGA PresidentPaul Agnelli

WLGA PresidentClare Clark

WLGA Vice PresidentJoan Muller

2016 WSMGA TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

April 4: Opening Day Scramble

April 18: Match Play league begins

May 18: Spring Member/Member

June (date TBD) King for a Day. Sponsored by WLGA

June 20 & 22: Two day, Four Man Team Event

July 13: Member/Guest

July 29/30: Joint WSMGA/WMGA Ryder Cup

August 24: Summer Member/Member

September 19 & 21: Ryder Cup

October 3 & 5: Individual Stroke Play Championship


Golf Association News

WLGA NEWSThe WLGA is working on keeping the golfi ng spirit going during our cold and rainy winter season. In that vein we visited Top Golf in January on a very cold day. Luckily the heaters and lights were working well and we had a very enjoyable time. Now, the WLGA is busily preparing for the upcoming season. The dates for our major events have been set.

The WLGA will also participate in Team Play (interclub match play competition) again in 2016. Cartersville Country Club has joined this group. We will also continue to participate in River North, a monthly interclub event. Woodmont will be hosting this group on August 30th. Other social events and couple events are being planned. We are looking forward to welcoming our new and renewing members very soon.

2016 WLGA EVENTS

March 29 Opening Event - All lady golf members are invited to an evening of mingling and learning more about the offerings of the WLGA in 2016. We plan to have food, drinks, prizes and other surprises, including a drawing for a free membership (worth $50). Join us for a very fun evening!

April 12 Spring Cup – An early season event just for fun.

May 17 Sucker in the Bucket – WLGA’s traditional team invitational event that is very popular.

June 14 Crown Cup – Joint team event with the SMGA. Always a lot of fun.

June 21 Member/Member Tournament - WLGA’s premier event.

September 27 Former Friends Event – Make sure your friendship is on solid ground.

October 4,15 Classic Tournaments – Season ending event.

October 8-9 Club Championship – Sponsored by the club and supported by the WLGA.

October 16 Classic/End of Year Dinner – Prizes and honors are awarded.

Attention: Lady Golfers, Members of Woodmont Golf ClubYou are Cordially Invited to

Woodmont Ladies Golf Association “Opening Event”Tuesday, March 29, 2016 at 6:00pm

Welcome to the Woodmont LGA 2016 season!

Please join us for this exciting event to meet and visit with Woodmont golfi ng friends! The Board will

discuss Information about the many WLGA golf events scheduled for this year. New member information and

applications will be available for those who want to join our great group of golfers!

Sign up at www.woodmontevents.com Sign up deadline is Friday, March 25th

If you are not familiar with the use of our website, you may sign up by contacting Joan Muller, Coordinator at:

770-345-8509; email: [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you there!

Clare Clark, PresidentWoodmont Ladies Golf Association

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Woodmont Golf and Country Club - Upcoming Events March:

March 1stCouples Cooking Class - 6pm

March 1stWatercolor Art Classes Begin

March 5thDaddy Daughter Dance - 6pm

March 8thLaura Mercier / Lunch & Learn - 10am

March 11th Blarney Bash DJ and Drink Specials- Rides Home - 7pm

March 13thCat in the Hat Brunch Show - 10am

March 17thFamily Bingo Night - 7pm - 9pm

March 18thCouples Nine & Dine

March 19thSummer Swim Club Sign Ups - 2pm

March 19thCasino Night - Rescheduled

March 24th Know the Gym Workshop 6pm

March 26thAnnual Egg Hunts - Begin 10am

March 27thAnnual Easter Brunch - 10am

For more info email [email protected]

Golf Association NewsWMGA As I write this, we are rapidly approaching the fi rst tournament of the year, The Bubba. Only in Georgia. As you read this, we have already declared a winner and are looking forward to my personal favorite, The Luck of the Irish, also known as The Cross Country Tour. If you haven't played in this event, you are only hurting yourself. This is when trying to par #8 from the middle of #7 fairway puts you in the odd position of "most experienced" I am not saying I have played down #18 fairway to the #18 tee box and over to #10 green....but I'm not saying I haven't. This is the tournament when you look at your "D" player and ask for yardage from the #7 tee box to #6 green...because he's had that shot....4 times.

The tournament committee has been working hard to establish/fi nalize all formats, including this year's Member/Guest and President's Cup. Once the new owners are in place, we will have a better idea of what both of those tournaments will entail. Let's start talking to potential partners now and get back to a full fi eld for Member/Guest. Last year we had a great fi eld and I fully expect to top it this year. I know everyone is getting anxious for the season to begin and your wait is over. I look forward to discussing my dominance in The Bubba for next month's Woodmont Word. Stay tuned...

Paul Agnelli, WMGA President

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From Your Golf OperationFrom Your Club AccountantYou asked for it, and we delivered… You can now make payments online! To access your account:

This page will allow you to: view your current balance, check your Minimum Usage Fee balance, see your Credit Book balance, view statements for the past six months, and even make a payment online!

If you have any trouble logging in, or would like to get set up to view your account online please contact Hannah Hyde by phone: 770-345-9260 ext. 7,email: [email protected] or stop by during normal business hours.

From The Golf ShopWe are still being told that Spring is right around the corner, so we have to believe.

The greens will be aerifi ed on March 7 and 8 and will recover as the golf season will soon be upon us. There is a busy calendar ahead as our Associations begin play.

Stop by the Golf Shop and check out the new merchandise arriving just in time for your next round of golf. We can also special order merchandise for you if you are looking for something that is not in stock.

Golf rounds have been infrequent of late, but Steve Patterson managed a Hole in One on Hole #13 on January 30 as he holed an 8 iron from 137 yards. Congratulations.

See you at your club soon!

Bryan Nelson

ACCESS YOUR ACCOUNT

1. Go to www.WoodmontGolfClub.com

2. Click on “Member Login” on the upper right corner of the page

3. Enter your log-in credentials (your email and password)

4. Click “Information” – located in the grey bar running across the page

5. Click “Member Accounts” from the drop-down menu

1. Go to www.WoodmontGolfClub.com

2. Click on “Member Login” on the upper right corner of the page

3. Enter your log-in credentials (your email and password) Club Fitness Center Rules

In an effort to keep everyone safe, abide by the rules of our insurance policy and accommodate our members here is some basic information you might not be aware of…

• You must be 18 or older to use the fi tness center with adult supervision.

• You must have your Woodmont Activities Member Id card with you to use the facility.

• You must wear a shirt, pants and proper footwear at all times while in the facility.

• Although trainers are allowed (only when accompanied by a member) they must be registered with the Woodmont management. They are not covered under our insurance and must check in at the clubhouse when using the facility.

• The gym is only for use by Woodmont members. Which means you must be a member of the club (resident’s are welcome to use the facilities when accompanied by a member) to use the facility.

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Watercolor Art Classes Begin

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Summer Swim Club Sign Ups - 2pm

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Net NewsSAVE THE DATES

SCHEDULE OF UPCOMING EVENTS

March 5 - SPRING FLING (Saturday Event)

Kick-off Spring tennis seasons with this Saturday event!

May 6 - GLOW IN THE DARK! (Friday Night Mixed Event)

Play tennis under blacklights! Open to adults and high-school students.

To benefi t Creekview High School Tennis Booster Club

May 20 - TENNIS FOR THE CURE (Friday Day Event)

Tennis event & Luncheon at the dub. Co-sponsored event with Susan G. Komen.

We are very proud to host this event at Woodmont!

May 20 - MENS NIGHT (Friday Night Mens Event)

Men .. we have not forgotten about you! Mens event Tennis and Meat (and beer). Be there!

June 25 - WIMBLEDON (Saturday Night Mixed Event)

The favorite summer tennis event! Dress in your best Wimbledon Whites! Evening mixed event.

August 11- LADIES DAY (Daytime Ladies Event)

Ladies Day Tennis event.

August 27 - FALL FESTIVAL (Saturday Day Event)

Free event! Kids in the morning, Adults in the afternoon! Win prizes and test yottr skills.

November 13 - FIREBALL (Sunday Mixed Charity Event)

Mixed event to benefi t our local Fire Department. Chili Cook-off and tennis event.

All events ai-e subject to cancellation or rescheduling due to poor weather or insuffi cient registration. Please register early as most events will have a cap on

number of players. Check your email or our facebook page often for updates and important information about upcoming events sponsored by the WTA. Register

by contacting Larry Schnall at [email protected]

Opt-in to our email list for announcements!

"LIKE" our Facebook page for the latest updates!facebook.com/Woodmont-Tennis-Association

Clay Court UsageThe clay courts should be available for use beginning mid March (weather permitting). Please understand that during the winter when temperatures drop below 32 degrees the clay courts are closed. During the winter the gravel base material rises to the top surface making the courts unplayable. Additionally, after heavy rains during the warmer months they cannot be rolled until they are completely dried out. After using the clay courts please be sure to sweep the courts and lines and hang the brooms back on the fence where they are stored.

Hours of OperationMonday-Thursday: 9:00-8:00

Friday: 9:00-Noon

Saturday-Sunday: 9:30-5:00 (Seasonal)

The tennis staff has an open door policy. Please contact them at any time with comments and/or suggestions.

Tennis Director- Larry Schnall (770) 722-0836

Head Pro- Scott Honig(404) 680-4677

Junior Tennis Advisory CommitteeThe tennis staff will be forming a Junior Tennis Advisory Committee. Please contact Larry or Scott if you are interested in participating.

Kick-off Spring tennis seasons with this Saturday event!


after heavy rains during the warmer months



Net News

TENNIS LESSON RATES

DirectorPrivates: $35/half hr. • NM-$38/half hr. [Buy 4 for $125. NM- $138] Head ProPrivates: $30/half hr. • NM-$33/half hr. [Buy 4 for $110. NM-$121]

2 people: $36/each/ hr. NM- $39/hr. $20/each half hr. NM-$22/each half hr.3 people: $28/ each/ hr. NM-$314 people: $22/each/ hr. NM-$245 people: $17/each/ hr. NM-$196 people: $14/each/ hr. NM-$167 people: $12/each/ hr. NM-$138 people: $11/each/ hr. NM-$129 or more will require 2 Pro’s. Cost: $175.00 divided by the number of players

Mini Munchkins$40[4 weeks] • NM-$45 • $12/class

Munchkins$50[4 weeks] • NM-$55 • $15/class

Super Stars$60[4 weeks] • NM-$65 • $18/class

NM = Non Member

Spring FlingThe annual Adult Spring Fling is scheduled for Saturday, March 5th from 12pm-4pm. All levels are welcomed and encouraged to participate. Snacks and beverages will be provided by the Woodmont Tennis Association. Space is limited so sign up quickly by emailing [email protected]

Save The DateFRIDAY, MAY 20TH

Woodmont Tennis will be hosting a fundraiser to raise awareness for breast cancer. More details to follow.

$10 OFF ANY SERVICE

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Woodmont Events

March 5th Annual Daddy Daughter Dance

Glitz, Glitter and GlamIt’s that time of year again when

Woodmont GCC hosts it’s most popular event.

And this year it’s bigger and better then ever! So dad’s grab your ties and the apple of your eyes.

6-9pm Woodmont GCC Dining Room.

March 11th

Blarney Bash

DJ Drink Specials. 50/50 Raffle. See attached flyer.

March 13th Cat in the Hat Brunch

Show 11am-1pm

Join us in the dining room for a delicious brunch and then stay for the show! March is Dr. Seuss’s birthday month and we are celebrating with one of his most favorite cats.

March 17th St. Paddy’s Day Family Bingo Night – 6pm-9pm All ages welcome! Bring your family down

to the club for some good ol’ fashion fun.

We’ll be calling bingo and eating green shamrock cookies and we’d love to see you there.

March 26th Annual Eggstravaganza Egg Hunt

Soccer Field starting at 10amBYOB ( Bring Your Own Basket)

This year we’ve added a 10am egg hunt for families with children of all disabilities who need a little extra time hunting

and not such a big crowd.

12:00 Egg Hunt for children 6 and under

Dusk – Flashlight Hunt – All ages welcomed.

March 27th Easter Brunch

10am-1pm$29.95 - adults • $13.95 - kids 12 and under,

kids 3 and under free.

From the Social DirectorRSVP, Répondez s’il vous plaît, is a French phrase that translates to “please respond.” It is with this meaning that invitation cards and similar documents are often marked with “RSVP.” It is standard practice to reply to an RSVP request whether confirming attendance or declining.

RSVP…Four little letters with a big meaning behind them. Most of you may not know this but reserving your spot for an event here at the club is more than just a simple interest request. It means entertainment is booked and a deposit is made, food is ordered from our purveyors and prepared by the kitchen staff, and a space is saved for you. So you see, it’s more than just four letters. Some great events here at Woodmont have been canceled due to lack of reservations only to find out there was a big interest.

All of this being said, please be sure to respond to those fabulous invitations you are receiving and if something happens and you can’t make the event, let your host know as soon as you can – Catering requires a final guest count 7 days in advance. I look forward to seeing you all at our upcoming events. And please…RSVP.

Nisel Anello Social Director [email protected]

Breakfast items:

Eggs Benedict with hollandaise and chives

Apple wood smoked bacon

Breakfast sausage links

Cold items:

Smoked salmon display

Seasonal fruit display

Grilled vegetable platter

House salad


Woodmont Events

Trivia NightTrivia Night was a blast! And the competition was stiff. Congratulations to Team Cedarhurst Rules the winners of Trivia Night! I can honestly say that Woodmont has some really smart people living here. It took 5 tie breakers to get a winner. And thanks to our own Cindy Roberts, who came up with the winning question for our team, we fi nally awarded a winner. Thank you to all of you who came to play.

Feibus Family aka Team Lazy Hound was one of the two fi nalist team who won.

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Culinary DelightsFood and Beverage News from Brian CharlesWith spring peaking around the corner we have some changes going on at the club…the new menu items have been a success! Thank you to all of you that have come over to the dining room to give them a try. It looks like the SoCal Chicken Sandwich has already become a member favorite. In an effort to bring fresh new offerings from the food and beverage department we are also going to revamp Wednesday night to be more family oriented so we are creating a pasta bar every week with different pasta dishes . And by popular request we are going to start hosting a monthly “chop house” style steak night. With a great menu and delicious pizzas, Woodmont is your go to for a good meal without having to leave “campus”. My door is always open and I take all suggestions to heart. If there is something special you would like to see in the dining room please don’t hesitate to let us know.

My cooking classes are growing bigger with each passing month and I love it! Thank you for all of those of you who attend and if you haven’t been to one yet, please rsvp as soon as they are advertised because they do fill up fast.

We have a new addition to our staff! Pete recently joined our team here

at Woodmont and he specializes in pastries, pies and cakes. We look forward to bringing some of his special creations to your table soon.

See you soon,

Chef Brian Charles

Cooking Class with Chef BrianLet me start by telling you the items that were demonstrated…Mustard Balsamic Vinaigrette, Beet Salad, Lynonnaise Potatoes, Beef Rouladen, and No Bake Chocolate Cheesecake. All of that and a glass of wine. I know, right? Yum! Chef Brian can take an intimidating recipe and make it easy to prepare. If you haven’t been to one of his monthly classes yet you are really missing out. Next month’s class is Tuesday, March 1st but this time it’s a night time couples class. Join us in Cherokee Hall from 5-7pm for a delicious cooking demonstration and wine pairing.


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