The Scorecard

A Newsletter for the Members of The Jeremy Golf and Country Club

MESSAGE FRON THE PRESIDENT

June was a very busy month here at Jeremy. The great weather brought out more golfers than usual

and the restaurant has been busy. In short, this is what we wait all winter for. With the increase play on the course, I encourage everyone to be extra diligent in fixing ball marks and filling divots. Our course is in excellent condition and Tom Rhodes and his crew are doing everything possible to keep it that way. However, they do need our help to do the little things such as ball marks and divots. It’s a great course, let’s keep it that way. July will bring our two biggest events of the summer. The an-nual Ladies Member Guest, ‘The River Runs Through It’ will be held July 28 & 29, and the Men’s Annual Member Guest “The Roundup’ will be held July 12th – 15th. For any member not participating in the Men’s Round-Up re-member that you can play at any of the six clubs in the valley that we have reciprocal agreements with for only cart fees. Check with Coz and his staff about procedures in scheduling Tee Times. Summer is here and the Jeremy is in full swing. Come out and enjoy your wonderful club! Larry Eagan

JULY Prime Rib Every Thursday 4th Firecracker Open 5th Mexican Fiesta 8th Wine Dinner 12th Men’s Round-Up Practice Round 13-15th Men’s Round-up 21st Couples Golf Event - Glow Ball 28-29th Ladies Invitational - A River Runs Through It

AUGUST Prime Rib Every Thursday 4th Wine Dinner 7th Course Closed 11th Mini Member Guest Concert on the Green 14th Course Closed 16th Clam Bake 18-20th Palmer Cup 21st Course Closed 21-22nd Course Aerified 25th Couples Golf Event 28th Course Closed

SEPTEMBER Prime Rib Every Thursday 2nd Wine Dinner 2nd/9th Ladies 9 Hole Club Championship 4th Labor Day 11th Course Closed in am 15th Mini Member Guest 18th Course Closed in am 23rd Monster Day

JULY 2006

MEXICAN FIESTA WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 2006

5:00 - 9:00 pm Entrée

Includes chips & salsa and choice of Soup of Salad Snapper Vera Cruz $18.95 Beef or Chicken Tacos $11.95 / $10.95 Chile Rellenos $10.95 Cheese Enchiladas $10.95 Grilled Ancho Chicken $16.50 Carne Asada Platter $17.50

Dessert Margarita Mousse $4.50 Fruit Brochettes $4.50 Spanish Style Flan $4.50

Plus tax and gratuity

Lunch Menu Available

No regular ala carte menu available. Please call for reservations 435-649-2700 or 801-531-9000

Please call for reservations 801-531-900 or 435-649-2700. Ala carte dining will also be available.

PRIME RIB NIGHT 5 ~ 9 PM Every Thursday and Saturday Night

By popular request we are now adding Saturday Night to this delicious special.

Includes Baked Potato, Vegetable Du Jour, and

Creamy Horseradish and Au Jus

Choose from two sizes

12 oz Queen Cut $19.50 16 oz King Cut $22.50

Choice of Tossed Salad, Caesar Salad

Soup Du Jour

WELCOME NEW JEREMY EQUITY MEMBERS

Howard & Barbara Wallack

FAREWELL TO THE FOLLOWING JEREMY MEMBERS

Roy Hamilton and Molly McNutt

ITALIAN WINE DINNER WITH AARON SEUBERT FROM PHOENIX WINE

SATURDAY, JULY 8, 2006 6:30 pm Reception

7:00 pm Dinner

DINNER $45.00 WINE $30.00 plus tax and gratuity

Antipasti Display of fine Italian meets and cheeses

Paired with Jeio Prosecco Brut

Course One Gorgonzola stuffed figs wrapped in pancetta and frisee

Paired with Barbera d’ Alba 2000

Course Two Carpacio of Ahi Tuna with a baby arugala and radicchio salad

and Meyer lemon vinaigrette Paired with Stiftskelleret Neustift (Pinot Grigio)

Course Four

Granita All’ Arancia served in a frozen orange cup Paired with Moscato d’ Asti

Course Five

Pistachio crusted veal chop with green sebra tomato chutney, braised red cabbage and pan-fried gnocchi

Paired with Brunello Di Montalcino

Dolce Zabaglione with seasonal berries & profiteroles

Paired with an Italian Dessert Wine

This event applies toward your food and beverage minimum. Reservations limited to the first forty people.

Please call for reservations 435-649-2700 or 801-531-9000 RSVP by July 5, 2006

Ala carte dining also available.

From the Golf Shop ~ Jake Hanley, First Assistant Golf Professional

Summer is in full bloom here at The Jeremy. There are many fun social and golfing events scheduled for this July. The driving range is now completely open and the golf course is in great condition. The golf shop hours through the summer months are Monday through Sunday 6:30am until 8:00pm. The driving range hours are 7:00AM until 7:30pm Tuesday through Sunday and 3:00PM until 7:30pm on Mondays. Last but certainly not least, the golf course is open from 7:00am until dark seven days a week. Please check an activities calendar to see which Mondays will hold corporate tournaments.

When practicing on the range there are a few items that we request you could follow. In an effort to save as much turf as possible the club adopted a policy a few years ago that allows guests to hit range balls only on days when they are playing with a member. Appropriate attire will be worn on the practice fa-cilities and golf course. Men must wear golf shirts with sleeves and golf slacks or medium length shorts. Tank tops, tee shirts, jeans, athletic shorts, etc. are not permissible. Women’s shorts and/or golf skirts must be of medium length. Halters, mid-riffs, athletic shorts, short-shorts, and jeans are not permitted. Juniors are included in this Dress Code Policy. For those members who do not have bag tags please swing by the golf shop and we will gladly make one for you. When coming to practice or play, we ask that everyone please park in the parking lot and not on the street. Thank you for your compliance and support of these items regarding the practice facility.

The first golfing event of July will be the Men’s Round Up. This is the clubs premiere event of the sea-son and it will be held Wednesday, July 12th through Saturday, July 15th. The membership will be able to play at any of the reciprocating clubs (Riverside, Ogden, Logan, Alpine, Willow Creek, Oakridge) on Thursday, July 13th through Saturday, July 15th for only cart fees.

The second Couples Golf Night will be held on Friday, July 21st. $60.00 per couple, includes dinner, and golf. Limited to the first twenty six couples to sign-up. A great time is guaranteed so sign up in the golf shop today.

The Ladies Association will be holding their Invitational on Friday, July 28th and Saturday, July 29th. This great annual event still has open spots so sign up in the golf shop today.

Adrian DeJesus is a new face in the golf shop that came to us from Palo Alto, California. Adrian will be our golf grip expert and can change grips in a flash. Get a grip and regrip your clubs today.

Please call the golf shop or check out our website (www.thejeremy.com) to sign up for any upcoming events. Thank you for all of your continued support and if there is anything we can do to make your ex-perience better here at The Jeremy please let us know. See you on the first tee.

MEMBER’S GET A GRIP!!

Re-grips now available in the golf shop. Special order grips will also be available.

Stop in the golf shop and let our professional staff take care of your re-gripping needs.

Aperitivios Display of fine South American meat and cheeses

Paired with Coclorniv cava cuvee Raventos Brut (Spain)

Course One Peruvian style Ceviche served in a papaya cup

Paired with Penalolen Sauvignon Blanc 2005 (Chile)

Course Two Grilled Sea bass served over a Chilean quinoa salad with a

prickly pear dressing Paired with Montes “Alpha” Chardonnay 2004 (Chile)

Course Three

Granita Alla Guava Rosa

Course Four Churrasco Alla Parilla - Cedar smoked Argentinean rib eye

steak with chimichurri sauce, roasted purple potatoes & chaote Paired with Tikal Malbel 2004 (Argentina)

Dulce

Spanish Style Kahula and Cocoa Flan Paired with Sandeman 20 Year Tawny

This event applies toward your food and beverage minimum. Reservations limited to the first forty people.

Please call for reservations 435-649-2700 or 801-531-9000 RSVP by August 1, 2006

Ala carte dining also available.

TASTINGS OF CHILE, SPAIN AND ARGENTINA WINE DINNER

WITH JOSH COWART FROM TRELLIS WINE FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 2006

6:30 pm Reception 7:00 pm Dinner

DINNER $45.00 WINE $30.00 plus tax and gratuity

THE JEREMY LADIES ASSOCIATION JULY 2006

2006 JLA BOARD

Co President Karrie Jarrett Jan Stephenson Co Vice Presidents Paula Wild Linda Theriault Secretary Rene Wood Treasurer Hollie Epp Newsletter Kathy Ure Membership Chair Mert Gertino Social Co Chairs Judy Carrin Julie Crittenden Paula Harrison Tournament Invitational Co-Chair Ellen Artist Sara Lee Chindlund Tournament Chair 18 & 9 hole Club Champions: Tevy Vetter 18 Hole Co Chairs Patti Pavey Missy Dingman 9 Hole Co Chairs Barbara Heywood Carol Ricks Mary Lou Van Woorhis A Team Co Chairs Marie Bambo Ellen Artist B Team Co Chairs Colleen Hoffmann Ann Barfield Past President Joanna Adamson Judy Marasco Historian Christina Sullivan

TRAVEL NEWS FROM PAULA WILDE

What a wonderful place to visit and yes play golf too. The Moose are always on the loose, even in the city as are the fox that run through the forests and golf courses. In speaking with the Pro at the Anchorage Golf Course, He said that they play golf all year round . The use of orange golf balls is needed during the snow season.

I found it very hard to comprehend that they play tournaments at 7:30pm and even at 10:30pm during the summer months. The longest summer day is 20 hours of sunlight.

The golf course was just beginning to wake up after a long winter. Anchorage gets late weather much like us with late dustings of snow. The course is tight with mature pine trees. The fairways were fast and air raided. The greens had cold winter damage and are covered most of the time until the temperature is stable.

The cost to play this course is very reasonable. Rented premium clubs, Callaway’s $21 or Wilson’s $14 and $35 for a round of golf including cart. Walking is permit-ted as the course is pretty flat. The views are absolutely amazing: snow covered

mountains, wildlife and the spring flowers. You never know what is going to greet you around the next turn: maybe a moose: maybe an eagle or other animals known to the area.

Overall, the course is probably not the best that I have seen or played. But with such harsh winters it is amazing that they have one. The views and just getting out and enjoying the day will make it worth your time and effort.

NEXT STOP CABO!

Hello to all JLA Members!

We are hoping that you are enjoying many wonderful days of golf on our fabulous course. Both of our leagues are seeing great numbers show up and participate. For those of you who have not played yet, remember we have a Tuesday 18 hole league that plays at 8:30am in a shotgun and a Wednesday 9 hole league which you make a tee time. We would love to see you at both. Check in the golf shop for results each week. They are posted by the handicap computer.

In July we will be helping with our Men’s Round Up. We need volunteers to help with the beverage trailers and also to “man” the par three holes (to verify hole in ones). Please sign Up in the ladies locker room if you can volunteer for a shift. Pro-ceeds go to our organization. We would very much appreciate your help! Also we collect for a basket of “libations” Information is in the locker room.

Our board meets the third Thursday of each month. Again feel free to contact us with questions. We hope that your golf days are filled with pars and birdies.

Karrie Jarratt and Jan Stevenson JLA Co-Presidents

RALLY FOR A CURE Please sign up in the golf shop.

Pink attire admired. Wednesday, July 5th

9 Hole League - Guest Day Tee Times

$10.00 Member (Dinner) $30.00 Guest (Dinner & Golf)

Includes: Special dinner in the Pier Bar, Golf Event, & Prizes

Tuesday, July 11th - Guest Day 18 Hole League

7:45 am Registration 8:30 am Shotgun Guest Fee $50.00

Includes: Continental Breakfast, Golf Event, Prizes and Lunch

RSVP by Sunday, July 9th

Fundraiser Supporting The Susan G. Komen

Breast Cancer Foundation

BRIDGE

July-10th & 11th August-7th & 21st

September-11th & 18th

Contact Fran Johnson 435-649-9624

2006 A TEAM MATCH SCORES

2006 B TEAM MATCH SCORES

Date Alpine Country Club

Hidden Valley

Jeremy Logan Oakridge Ogden Park Meadow

Riverside Willow Creek

Total

May 18 78.5 71 81 65.5 70 74 79 63 73 65 720

June 1 80.5 70.5 75 71 91.5 73 69 63.5 52.5 73.5 720

159 141.5 156 130 161.5 147 148 126 125.5 138.5

Date Alpine Country Club

Hidden Valley

Jeremy Logan Oakridge Ogden Park Meadow

Riverside Willow Creek

Total

May 18 64.5 69 79.5 65.5 74.5 69.5 88.5 48.5 75 78.5 713

June 1 71 74 70 73 55.5 75.5 68.5 81 63 88.5 720

135.5 143 149.5 138.5 130 145 157 129.5 138 167

9 HOLE LEAGUE

Wednesday, May 24 - Blind Draw Best Ball 1st Flight Gross Gross 1st Debbie Davis & Linda Theriault 2nd Marianne Goldthorpe & Karrie Jarratt Net 1st Cyndy Stalsberg & Kathy Ure 2nd Barbara Heywood & Carol Ricks 2nd Flight Gross 1st Christina Moore & Colette Read Net 1st Fran Johnson & Ann Matthews

Wednesday, May 31 - 4 Clubs Gross 1st Jill Jones 45 2nd Cyndy Stalsberg 50 3rd Barbara Heywood 52 4th Alix Farnell 59 Net 1st Marianne Goldthorpe 35 1st Kathy Ure 35 3rd MaryLou VanVoorhis 37 4th Linda Theriault 41 4th Colette Read 41

Wednesday, June 7th - canceled due to weather

Wednesday, June 14th - Points for Putts 1st Sharon Jonas 14 2nd Joan Hatfield 15 3rd Marianne Goldthorpe 16 4th Becky Ponich 17 4th Lois Frye 17 4th Bonnie Barry 17 7th Sheri Page 18

Longest Drive Becky Ponich

Closest to the Hole Cyndy Stalsberg

18 HOLE LEAGUE

Tuesday, May 23rd - 3 Blind Mice Gross 1st Claudia Nielsen 64 2nd Julie McKay 71 3rd Patty Yun 74 3rd Colleen Hoffman 74 Net 1st Corrine Early 51 2nd Ann Barfield 52 3rd Debby Davis 54 4th Joann Krajeski 55

Tuesday, May 30th - Criers Gross 1st Sara Lee Chindlund 67 2nd Julie McKay 74 3rd Jill Candland 76 4th Jeanie Ford 86 Net 1st Connie Barnhart 49 2nd Corinne Early 54 3rd Patty Yun 58 3rd Bev Woodard 58 3rd Ann Barfield 58 3rd Jan Stephenson 58

Tuesday, June 6th - 2 Person Best Ball Gross 1st Helga Holt & Sydney Allen 79 2nd Sara Lee Chindlund & Terry Jensen 81 2nd Marcie Davis & Jasmine Aga-Khan 81 Net 1st Ann Barfield & Nancy Nelson 55 2nd Corrine Early & Paula Wild 56 3rd Patty Yun & Jeanie Ford 62

Tuesday, June 13th - Odd and Even Gross 1st Helga Holt 41 1st Terry Jenson 41 3rd Claudia Nielsen 42 4th Julie McKay 43 4th Sara Lee Chindlund 43 Net 1st Mert Gertino 32 2nd Susie Alfieri 33 3rd Connie Barnhart 34 3rd Patti Pavey 34

Kids Menu Fish and Chips $8.95 Chicken of the Sea Fingers $8.95

Ice Cream Sundae Included (plus tax and gratuity)

No regular ala carte dinner available Please call for reservations

(801) 531-9000 Salt Lake (435) 649-2700 Park City.

Appetizer Steamed Little Neck Clams $11.95

(plus tax and gratuity)

Entrees (choice of) Seared Blue Fin Tuna $25.50

Grilled Sirloin & 1lb Main Lobster Tail $ Price is subject to change depending on market price

Pan Seared Sea Scallops $22.95 with Wilted Spinach

Baked Stuffed Haddock $16.95 Fish and Chips $10.95 Grilled Strip Loin with Anchovy Butter $24.95

Linguini and Scallops $18.50

All prices include choice of soup or salad (plus tax and gratuity)

Starter (Choice of) Wedge of Iceberg Lettuce, Tomato, Cucumber and Onion

with your Choice of Dressing OR

New England Clam Chowder

Dessert Choice of Apple or Peach Cobbler ala Mode $5.50

(plus tax and gratuity)

New England Clam Bake Wednesday, August 16, 2006

5:00 - 9:00 pm (Reservations every half hour)

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

Men’s - Chi-cago

2 3 Course Open for Member Play (Tee Times)

4 Firecracker Open - Tee Times JLA 18 Hole No Play

5 JLA 9 Hole Guest Night 2 Person

6 Prime Rib A Team - Hidden Valley

7 8 Men’s - Net Stableford

9 10 8 am Member Shotgun Course Closes in Afternoon (corporate event)

11 JLA 18 Hole Guest Day - 2 Person Best Ball

12 13 Prime Rib

14 15 Clubhouse & restaurant closed to membership at large at 3 pm to accommodate invitational closing event.

16 17 Course Closed (corporate event)

18 JLA 18 Hole Pick of the Lit-ter

19 JLA 9 Hole T & F

20 Prime Rib B Team -Country Club

21 Couples Golf Event 5 pm Shotgun

Glow Ball Event 9 pm

22 Men’s - Individual Net and Gross

23 24 Pioneer Day Course Open for Member Play

25 JLA 18 Hole Odd Holes Only

26 JLA 9 Hole Mulligan Night

27 Prime Rib A Team-Alpine B Team-Logan

28 29

SUMMER SEASON HOURS OF OPERATION Memorial Day - September

Golf Services Golf Shop Monday - Sunday 6:30 am - 9 pm Golf Course Monday - Check Corporate Schedule

Tuesday - Sunday 7 am - 1/2hr before sunset Practice Facility Tuesday - Sunday 7 am - 1/2hr before sunset Food and Beverage Services

Grille Tuesday - Friday 11 am - 9 pm Saturday - Sunday 7 am - 9 pm

Pier Bar Tuesday - Thursday 2 pm - Close Friday - Sunday 12 pm - Close

Admin Offices Monday - Friday 9 am - 5 pm

30 31 Course Open for Member Play (Tee Times)

Mexican Fiesta (No ala carte

dinning available)

Wine Dinner (Ala carte dinning

also available)

MEN’S INVITATIONAL - THE JEREMY ROUND-UP

LADIES INVITATIONAL A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT

JULY 2006

Cart fees only at established reciprocal area clubs Thursday - Saturday

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

JLA 18 Hole Guest Day - 2 Person Scram-ble

2 JLA 9 Hole Guest Nigh—2 Person Scram-ble

3 Prime Rib

4 5 Men Chicago

6 7 Course Closed (corporate event)

8 JLA 18 Hole Points for Putts

9 JLA 9 Hole 4 Clubs

10 Prime Rib

11 Mini Member

Guest 2 pm Shotgun

12 Men Blind Draw Best Ball

13 14 Course Closed (corporate event)

15 JLA 18 Hole Better Nine

16 JLA 9 Hole Even Holes

17 Prime Rib

Junior Club Championship

A - Logan B - Jeremy

18 19

20 21 Course Closed (corporate event)

22 JLA 18 Hole T & F

23 JLA 9 Hole Discard It

24 Prime Rib A - Riverside B - Alpine

25 Couples Golf

Event 5 pm Shotgun Dinner In-cluded

26 Men Stableford

27 28 Course Closed (corporate event)

29 JLA 18 Hole Mulligan

30 JLA 9 Hole Points for Putts

31 Prime Rib

Wine Dinner (Ala carte dinning

also available)

Concert on the Green

Palmer Cup Tee Times

Palmer Cup Tee Times

Greens Aerified

Clam Bake (no ala carte din-ning available)

AUGUST 2006

We would like to wish the following people a Happy Birthday.

1- Garratt Beesley Orrin Harrison Sarah Beesley 2- Robert Markosian Paul Rys 3- John McIIwaine Nicolle Barmettler Kristi Irwin Natasha Peterson Christian Thurgood 4- Damon Georgelas Mike Jamison Sandra Flick Amanda Gencarella Andrew Newell Diana Schmitz Wade Wisan 5- Malachi Bird 6- Joel Carpenter Rachel Noel William Richards Andy Shearman Catherine Vandeweghe

7- Harley Adair 8- Michael Johnson Bruce Malcolm Stanley Sydenham Sarah Malott 9- Marcus Christensen Christopher Phillips TJ Gleason Brad Parrish 10- Tim Miller Cecilia Brown Linda Dugins James Gardner Amy Rogers Matt Stalsberg 11- Jack Byrne Milton Pana Susan Child 12- Jerriane McDonnell 13- Jolene Day Buddy Flint Connor Thronson 14- Daniel Garringer Mannie Hebert

Mike Runge Stephanie Faulker Morgan McFaul Beverly Woodard 15- Jill Jones Kay Fassio Jean Wong 16- Barry Heywood Dana Baptiste 17- Andrew Armstrong Ron Perry Bonnie Barry Jaye Olafson Alice Pennels Sherma Tew 18- Ryan Holt Tracy Jonas Randi Richard Dorothy Thomas 19- Bruce Schechinger Ethan Arsht Jordan Saba Tara Schechinger Marin Snarr

Morgan Wilmarth Ruth Wortley 20- Hal Blacker Susie Alfieri Linda Burt Grace Macfarlane Hope Malloy Janice Hanson 21- Henry Roenigk Christiane Hartley 22- Anthony Mahon Tommy Mayes Mark Pennels Holli Dunn Patti Pavey Jorday Richards Megan Smith 23- Bob Christopher Corinne Cody Lanny Nielsen Kathy Sessions 24- Ginny Queri 25- Dale Armstrong Sharon Morris

Mike Thomas Stephen Cassity Sandra Fossati Lois Hall Sharon Morris 26- Mark Prothro Fischer Dougherty Judith Ickes 27- Shane Huling Kelsey Raymond 28- Michael Falk 29- Arnie Ferrin Samantha Case Janet LePera Stephanie Schofield 30- James Cherrington Mike Embley Amanda Nelson 31- James Agnew James Cole Greg Kingdon Marianne Goldthorpe Madelyn Kwun Richard Noel

Bag Drop and Golf Cart Parking Lot Procedure

Since creating the bag drop last year, the outside golf staff has attempted to monitor and assist any golfers pulling up to the bag drop while neglect-ing those players who park in the parking lot and carry their own bags until they are within a close proximity of the bag drop podium. This has been club procedure since the inception of the bag drop in an attempt to better service members so they will not have to carry their own bags from their car. If the outside golf staff were to help golfers in the parking lot there would be no one at the bag drop to assist golfers who are utilizing the bag drop for its purpose.

When dropping off a bag, please do not ask to have a cart brought up to the bag drop, as our club procedure is to keep carts out of the parking lot. This is done for the safety of the golfers who experience The Jeremy.

At the conclusion of your round please utilize the out-side golf staff in the cart staging area to assist you with your clubs. Our staff will clean your clubs and have them at the bag drop area in an orderly matter of time. This will also help keep golf carts out of the parking lot.

Thank you for helping to make The Jeremy experi-ence safe and enjoyable.

CONCERT BY THE 18th GREEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 11TH

For membership at large this event begins at 6 pm.

This event’s food & entertainment is included for participants in the

Mini Member Guest.

LIVE MUSIC WILL BE PROVIDED BY 3 DIFFERENT BANDS

6 PM UNTIL 10 PM

Provide your own blankets, lawn chairs and appropriate clothing.

Be on the look out for detailed information arriving by

mail and email.

8770 North Jeremy Road Park City UT 84098

JEREMY GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB 8770 N. Jeremy Road Park City, UT 84098

(435) 649-2700 (801) 531-9000 Fax: (435) 649-2193

Web Site ~ www.thejeremy.com E-mail ~ jmail@thejeremy.com

Jake Hanley ~ 1st Assistant Golf Pro jhanley@thejeremy.com Jack Lennon ~ 2nd Assistant Golf Pro jlennon@thejeremy.com Heidi Henning ~ Merchandise Manager hhenning@thejeremy.com Alayna McSweeney ~ Member Services Director amcsweeney@thejeremy.com Sauwanee Bahn ~ Administrative Assistant sbahn@thejeremy.com

CLUB STAFF

Rick Schaefer, CCM ~ General Manager rschaefer@thejeremy.com Tom Costello ~ Head Golf Professional tcostello@thejeremy.com Tom Rhoades ~ Grounds Superintendent trhoades@thejeremy.com

Eric Frady ~ Financial Manager efrady@thejeremy.com Ryan Prosowski ~ Clubhouse Manager rprosowski@thejeremy.com Chris Young ~ Executive Chef cyoung@thejeremy.com Ken Campbell ~ Facilities Superintendent kcampbell@thejeremy.com

CLUB MANAGEMENT

Larry Eagan eaganlarry@hotmail.com President ~ Information Services Com Mark Pennels mpennelseci@aol.com President-Elect ~ Grounds Committee John Fischer goldleafinc@earthlink.net Treasurer ~ Finance Committee Bea Peck beapeck@hotmail.com Secretary ~ House Committee Scott Benson parkcitybenson@yahoo.com Golf Activities Committee Brian Parcell nikron1@comcast.net Membership Committee Tom Ponich tponich@hotmail.com Social Activities Committee James Tidwell jastidwell@aol.com Restaurant Committee Dennis VanLeeuwen dvanleeuwen@trdp.com Long Range Strategic Planning Comm

2006 BOARD OF GOVERNORS