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Junior Golf 2020
Dear Parents,
School has been out for a while this year and I’m sure you and
your kids are looking for a bit of normalcy. We’re hopeful for the start
of our Junior Golf Season. Once again we will be offering our Junior
Clinics on Wednesday mornings with 9-17 year olds from 9-10am and
6-8 year olds from 10:30-11:30.am We are looking forward to having a
great group of juniors this summer! We will work on all aspects of the
game as well as proper etiquette and a bit of fitness.
We strongly encourage parent involvement and assistance with
getting kids on the golf course. The more you can get your child on
the course the more they will understand what we work on in our
clinics. We are very fortunate at CJC to have 27 holes, which gives
kids more of an opportunity to actually get out on the course. Some of
the kids that have been in the program for multiple years are at the point that they can go out on
the course without adult supervision. We will do everything in our power to help get everyone to
this point in their game. For the less experienced kids we ask that parents help them get around
the course. Hopefully, everyone is looking forward to a fun-filled summer of learning and
enjoying the game of golf!
If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to bring them up with any of the
professional staff (Ron Beurmann, Henry Thompson, or Patrick Humphrey).
Call 782-5347 for Sign-up:
Henry Thompson, Patrick Humphrey or Ron Beurmann
June 17 Registration and Introduction to the Program
June 24 Short Game
July 1 Iron Play
July 8 Full Swing continued with a focus on Driving and Fairway Woods
July 15 Scramble (Parent volunteers are needed to help shuttle kids around)
July 22 No Junior Golf, Men’s Invitational Practice Round
July 29 Lessons and Preparation for Jr. Club Championship
August 7 Junior Club Championship and Awards Banquet
From the Manager, Rick Schaefer June 2020
The COUNTRY CLUB OF JACKSON Junior Programs
Pool Rules / Fitness Rules
From the Manager, Rick Schaefer June 2020
2020 Kidz Camp Beginning Tuesday, June 9th — Friday, August 14th
Please call (at minimum) the day before for Kidz Camp to sign-up.
Please call during day camp hours only. Limited number of children will be allowed (12).
Scheduled activities, games and crafts for children ages 4 to 10. Ages 11 & 12 optional. We urge parents to CALL AHEAD for sign-up to avoid being turned away.
Call Kidz Camp 517-990-0051 the Day Before at Minimum Michaela (Camp Director) 517-392-7049
Full Day Lunch Included* 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. One child $30 Each additional child $20 Half Day Lunch Included* 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. $15 Half Day No Lunch 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. or 12:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. $12 *Lunch incudes entrée, side dish and drink
Junior Tennis 2020
Tuesday, June 9th
2020 is the first day of our Youth Tennis Clinics. Clinics limited to 10 kids per session. We will add sessions if needed.
The Youth Tennis Clinics will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
8:00a - 9:00a 5-6 year olds clinic
9:30a- 10:30a 7-8 year olds clinic
11:00a- 12:00p 9-10 year olds clinic 12:30p– 1:30p 11-13 year olds clinic
$60 for Session 1 (4 weeks - 8 lessons) June 9th through July 2nd
$60 for Session 2 (4 weeks - 8 lessons) July 14th through August 6th
Sign up for clinics by calling or texting
Charlie Dobben at 517-435-637([email protected]) or Elizabeth Spencer at 517-769-5032 ([email protected]).
Season ending Awards Banquet will be Thursday, Aug 7
Kidz Day Camp Information
Welcome to Kidz Camp 2020 at the Country Club of Jackson! We’re excited to have
you. Here is a list of what to expect this summer.
● Contact us at any time: (517) 990-0051 or Michaela (517) 392-7049
○ If it’s not Day Camp hours, please leave a message and we will respond
when we get back. You can also call me or send me a text with any
questions or concerns.
● Day Camp hours: 8:00am to 5:00pm
○ Pickup after 5pm could result in a dollar per minute overage charge.
● Camp runs June 9th to August 14th
○ We will not have camp July 4th
● Please let us know at the start of every week your child's schedule. It makes
planning much easier!
Weekly Themes
1. Getting to know you!
2. Animals
3. Heroes
4. Patriotic
5. Science
6. Water
7. Sports
8. Nature
9. Knights and Princesses
10. College
11. Carnival
● If your child is signed up for classes (golf, tennis, etc.) we will personally drop
them off and pick them up for the scheduled time. Please give us their schedule
at drop-off.
● We will only release your child to listed adults on your registration. Please let us
know if another adult will be picking them up, give us a call or tell us at drop off!
● Misbehavior is dealt with using a three-strike system. Your child may sit out of an
activity for each strike. If the behavior continues, we will address it with you at the
end of the day.
What to bring to Day Camp:
● Sunscreen
● Water bottle
● Towel
● Bathing Suit
● Extra change of clothes
● Tennis shoes
● Plastic bag for wet bathing suit
● Children may bring toys, movies or games on rainy or extremely hot days.
This is encouraged as it takes much of our schedule away.
○ Please put your child’s name or initials on these toys so if forgotten we
can return them.
○ Please no electronics unless we know it will not be a nice day!
Also, let us know they have them at drop off!
The Country Club is not responsible for lost, stolen or broken toys.
Thank you! We are looking forward to a fun summer!
Country Club of Jackson Kidz Camp Directors
Michaela, Jenna and Canon
From the Manager, Rick Schaefer June 2020
2020 Swim Program
Pool Open 11AM- 8 PM beginning TBD (May close earlier if no members present)
A reservation system may be implemented this
Summer if necessary do to CDC spacing requirements.
Snack Bar 11AM- 8 PM beginning TBD
Contact Jake Holland , Pool Director at the Pool 517-782-1744 [email protected] ~ Cell 517-740-8611
2020 CDC Operations Adjustments: Members must register daily on entry to the pool. This is a State Board of Health Law. Pool deck is set up to CDC distancing requirements. Please do not re-arrange furniture. Guests will not be permitted upon initial pool opening. We will review the No-Guest rule 30 days from opening to reinstate if attendance levels allow. Towel service will not be available for at least the first 30 days. Pool bathrooms will be available, however, showers will be closed. Come in your pool attire ready to swim to minimize crowding in the locker room area. Pool toys and rafts are disallowed for at least the first 30 days. CDC recommends 6 foot distancing while in the pool unless your own family.
Groups Lessons: We will not be offering group swim lessons for the 2020 season.
Private lessons: Can be arranged through Jake Holland through the contact information posted above after 30 days from opening.
From the Manager, Rick Schaefer June 2020
Pool Guests (Upon 30-day Review)
Considered Members: Single son or daughter over 21 that is a full-time student. A Single son or
daughter under 21. Considered Guests: Married sons or daughters of
any age. Single sons or daughters 21 years or older who are not students, Grandchildren, anyone else.
In-Town Guests limited to 10 times per season.
Extended Stay Guest Pass You may request from the Manager, an extended
Stay Pool Pass for out-of-town guests staying with you from 3 days up to 2 weeks ($15pp).
If an out-of-town guest is with you for just two days then the $5 per day guest fee will apply.
Pool Rules
The Pool is under the direct authority of the Pool Director and the assistants, who will have the
authority to control all swimmers and participants
Members may not reprimand any employee. Issues needing immediate attention should be
brought to the attention of the Pool Director or Club Manager. Complaints about other members’ conduct should be made to
the Board of Directors in writing.
Children 10 and under may not be left the Club unattended. They are required to participate in
the Kids Camp program or be supervised by an adult.
Children with flotation devices
NOT COAST GUARD APPROVED must have parent or guardian supervision within
arm’s reach of their child.
No running, pushing or horseplay.
Food or Beverage not purchased at the Snack Bar is not allowed to be brought to the pool.
NOTE: Children are not allowed to use the
fitness facilities or fitness locker room.
Fitness (once re-opened) The Fitness Room is available 24-7, 12 months a
year. You need a Key Fob to enter. The Club Manager or Assistant can obtain one for you.
No Guests. No one under 16 years is permitted
without an adult and must be there to train. No children please!
Trainers are available to help you
start getting into shape! They will discuss a program of cardio, weights and resistance training
that is right for you.
Michelle Woods 206 1974 Bob Moles 788 6086 Jeff Beagle 795 4970
Tennis for Everyone!
Grab your Tennis Racket and Join the Fun!
Tuesday, June 9th, 2020 is the first day of Youth Tennis Clinics.
The Youth Tennis Clinics will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Sessions will be limited to 10 kids. Sessions will be added if needed.
8:00a - 9:00a 5-6 year olds clinic
9:30a - 10:30a 7-8 year olds clinic
11:00a - 12:00p 9-10 year olds clinic 12:30p - 1:30p 11-13 year olds clinic
$60 for Session 1 (4 weeks - 8 lessons) June 9th through July 2nd
$60 for Session 2 (4 weeks - 8 lessons) July 14th through August 6th
Sign up for clinics by calling or texting
Charlie Dobben at 517-435-6375 ([email protected]) or Elizabeth Spencer at 517-769-5032 ([email protected])
Friday, August 7
th - Annual Tennis Bash with food, exhibition matches and fun!
Mondays Clubhouse & Golf Course Closed - Pool Open - Courts Open for Play
Tuesdays and Thursdays Youth Tennis Clinics (see above) Wednesdays “Hit with the Pro” for all members, regardless of ability. Sign up is not necessary! 6:00 to 8:00pm. Begins May 27! Tuesdays Pickleball 6:00 to 8:00pm starting June 16th. Come join the fun! We’ll have one or both of our Pros available to help you with your game.
Private Lessons Can significantly improve your game! You can schedule yours or your children’s lesson
by calling or texting Charlie Dobben or Elizabeth Spencer. Private lessons are $32 per hour. Packages are also available. Three (3) one-hour lessons for $78 or five (5) one-hour lessons for $125.
Director of Tennis Dave Sherson 517-879-8717 [email protected]
Tennis Pro Charlie Dobben 517-435-6375 [email protected]
Tennis Pro Elizabeth Spencer 517-769-5032 [email protected]
Country Club of Jackson
2020 Tennis Program and Staff
We are extremely excited about the upcoming season. Tennis, as you know, is one of the most
important country club sports. For many of us it is a lifetime sport.
In 2016 the hard courts were resurfaced. Since they were resurfaced we have seen a dramatic upturn in court usage.
When they were resurfaced, we added lines for Pickle-ball. Pickle-ball is a great social racquet
sport that can also be very competitive. If you haven’t tried it yet give Charlie a call to show you the ins and outs! With interest, we’d love to add some social events around this fun game.
The United States Tennis Association has developed special programs that our Club is using to
introduce kids to tennis particularly 10 and under kids. For those kids we have larger, softer balls that are easier to hit and use smaller courts.
We have lots of programs to meet everyone’s needs!
To register for a program or to get private lessons please contact Charlie Dobben (517-435-6375 or [email protected])
or Elizabeth Spencer (517-769-5032 or [email protected]).
Charlie Dobben, one of our
Tennis Professionals this summer, is an
experienced player who has competed in high
school, college and USTA matches. Charlie is a
four- time Regional Champion and a three-time
Conference Champion at Western High School,
while also appearing in four State tournaments.
This past Spring Charlie played for the Spring
Arbor Tennis Team and, with a season cut short,
recorded a combined record of 3-0.
Elizabeth Spencer is a returning Tennis Professional from the 2019 season. She
has been playing tennis since she was in 7th grade. She won the
Regional Championship in #4 Doubles her Sophomore year. She made it to the
Semi-finals at the Division 4 State Tennis Tournament that year.
She loves tennis, because it is both physically and mentally challenging.