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S O C I A L & D I N I N G E V E N T S
National ChocolateMilkshake Day
SEPTEMBER 12 g 2-4 P .M .
Join us for some cool fun at the
River Club for National Chocolate
Milkshake day! We will be serving
up smooth chocolate milkshakes
with fun toppings.
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Chef’s Corner
A little kale a day keeps the
health problems away!
Did you know that Kale can be a major
factor in preventing diseases like can-
cer, arthritis, Alzheimer’s, and heart
disease. Kale research shows it can
help lower blood pressure, especially
in individuals with hypertension (high
blood pressure). Kale is the best-known
food source of vitamin K on the planet.
Kale contains a broad range of antioxi-
dants, and we’re only just beginning
to understand all of their effects.
For example, the kale antioxidant
quercetin has anti-viral properties, and
may treat the common cold. Eating
one cup of chopped kale gets you
over 200% of your daily value of
vitamin A, 134% of your daily value
for vitamin C, and almost 700% of
your daily value for vitamin K! In
addition, kale contains important
minerals like manganese, potass-
ium and copper. Consuming kale
also improves cholesterol levels.
Kale contains good fat and fiber.
Kale actually contains about
120 mg of Omega-3 fatty acid per
cup, far better than most plants.
Did you have your kale today?
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Kale ChipsIngredients:
1 medium-sized bunch of kale,
washed and dried very well
2 tsp olive oil
A pinch or two of salt
A pinch of garlic powder
Instructions:
1. Preheat your oven to
300 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Wash and dry one bunch of kale,
making sure the leaves are completely
dry. If there's any moisture left on
the leaves you'll end up with
soggy kale chips.
3. Rip the leaves off the stems and
away from the chewy veins of the
kale and into chip-sized pieces.
4. Arrange the pieces of kale on
an unlined baking sheet.
5. Drizzle the olive oil as evenly over
the kale as possible. Using your hands,
gently massage the oil into the kale
leaves, making sure to massage the
oil well into all the folds and onto
the entire surface of each of the kale
leaves. At first it may not seem that
2 teaspoons of oil will be enough but
adding more oil will only add too
much moisture. If you find you
need a tiny bit more oil,
add it one drop at a time.
Golf Shop & Driving Range Hours:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday-Sunday: 7 a.m.-4 p.m.
AdministrationOffice Hours:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday-Friday: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Main ClubhouseDining Hours:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Wednesday: 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
Thursday: 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Friday: 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
Saturday: 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sunday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
River Club Hours:
5 a.m.-9 p.m.
Tiki Hut Hours:
Friday: 12-9 p.m.
Saturday: 12-9 p.m.
Sunday: 3-8 p.m.
our celebration. More information
and pricing will be emailed and posted
soon. For now, just save the dates and
watch for sign up sheets and more
information about this, our first
fun event of the fall
Sunday, October 25 - Pumpkin Ball
Open to all Osprey Cove Club
Members, sponsored and organized
by the Osprey Cove WGA:
No ball gowns needed…just your
playing partner and an orange ball
(supplied). This is an annual scramble,
actually two games in one. You will
play a typical scramble and additional-
ly, will attempt to keep an orange
“Pumpkin Ball” in play as well.
Tournament is followed by drinks,
appetizers during scoring, and dinner.
Prizes for the scramble, and a special
coveted award for that team
losing the Pumpkin Ball first.
We are currently working on a plan
to make dinner a safe experience for
all during Covid-19, so our typical
gathering in the dining room will
not happen. Watch for updates
and meanwhile, please just save
the date while we work to make
this a fun event as always.
The social aspects of these two
events will of course be guided by
conditions relating to COVID-19. Please
mark your calendars and be looking
for more news in early fall.
Marion CraryTournament Chair
Women’s Golf Association
with the Bluff 5 Band, happy hour food
and drink specials and fun for all ages.
Please sign-up in the golf shop.
G O L F
News from theWGA
Osprey Cove WGA Upcoming Fall Tournament Notes
Even though we are still in the
“dog days” of summer, it’s not too early
to at least pencil some dates into your
calendars for our upcoming Fall
OCWGA events. You won’t want
to miss any of the fun!
Saturday & Sunday, October 3 & 4 -
Presidents Cup:
This is a ladies OCWGA members only
net tournament played over two days:
play 9 or 18 holes on Saturday morning,
and come back on Sunday to try to
improve your score on any or all holes.
The final score will be the net score
of the 18 or 9 holes you played
over the two days.
Prizes for both 18 hole and 9 hole
divisions, followed by food and
prizes on Sunday after play. Who
hasn’t said…“wish I could do that
hole over.” Here is your chance.
Just a note that the after-tourna-
ment celebration will be different
this year. In the past we gathered
in the dining room, but this year
Covid-19 is forcing us to rethink
AssociateBirthdays
Happy Birthday to you, Happy
Birthday to you! We would like to
wish a very Happy Birthday to our
associates with September birthdays.
May your day be wonderful!
John King g September 16
Jordan Billups g September 30
6. Once you've finished massaging
the kale, sprinkle a pinch or two of
sea salt and a pinch of garlic powder
over the kale and add the pan to
your preheated oven.
7. Bake for 10 minutes. Rotate the pan,
flipping any pieces that are starting
to look crispy and bake for another
10-15 minutes, watching the pan
closely for the last 7-8 minutes to
prevent over browning.
8. Remove the pan from the oven
and leave the kale chips on the pan
for 3-5 minutes before serving to
they can crisp up even more!
C L U B N E W S
Labor Day
We will be hosting our annual Labor
Day Tournament on Saturday,
September 5 at 9 a.m. This event is
open to all members and will be a
four-person scramble. We will have an
open division and a couple's division.
We will award gross and net winners
in each flight. The entry fee is $25
per player and will include lunch fol-
lowing in the clubhouse and prize
money for the winners. The party
will then move down to the River
Club where there will be live music
Come Joint he Fun!
Men’s and Women’sGolf Associations
Looking to play more golf? The Men’s
Golf Association and the Women’s Golf
Association are always looking for
more people to join. The MGA holds
weekend tournaments throughout the
year and has a weekly Thursday play
day event. The format of the events
change from week to week. The WGA
also holds weekend tournaments
during the year and has a weekly play
day of Tuesday. Also, we host a Ladies
9-hole play day on Wednesday morn-
ings. If you have any questions, please
feel free to contact the golf shop.
News from the MGA
Thursday Play Day activity during
July was well attended, with over
30 players on average participating.
On July 30, Members participated in a
“Beat the Pro” format with Pro John
King playing against the field. Five
players were fortunate to best John’s
score of 73 on the day – Gray Bailey,
Rick Boyle, Wade Wood,
Kevin Resler and David St. Clair.
Congratulations to June Fisher on
making a hole-in-one on #11
from 77 yards with a 9-iron.
T E N N I S
Tennis News
Osprey Cove has a vibrant tennis
community using the four HarTru
courts and a tennis professional
to help improve your game.
The coordinators are:
Mondays
Men’s Doubles g 8:30 a.m.
Jack Briggs, [email protected]
Women’s Doubles g 9 a.m.
Susanne McCracken,
Tuesdays
Women’s Doubles g 9 a.m.
Lucy Atner, [email protected]
Wednesdays
Men’s Doubles g 8:30 a.m.
Robert Russo, [email protected]
Women’s Doubles g 9 a.m.
Nancy Brockman, [email protected]
Thursdays
Women’s Doubles g 9 a.m.
Lucy Atner, [email protected]
Fridays
Mixed Doubles g 8:30 a.m.
Pete McVeigh, [email protected]
Saturdays
Women’s Doubles g 9 a.m.
Lucy Atner, [email protected]
Sundays
Mixed Doubles g 5 p.m.
Michele Staples,
If you want to improve your game,
contact our tennis pro, Daniel Breag
New Members forJuly & August
Welcome to all the new members of
Osprey Cove we are excited to have
you here as we kick off the summer!
Scott & Amy Landholm
Erin & Rion Fickling
Serge & Bettina Doucette
Charles & Linsey Schaller
Jacquelyn & Alan Essig
Jeramy & Cassie Goodlin
SE Georgia Interclub
The most recent monthly SE Georgia
Interclub match was held on July 20
at Laurel Island Links. 72 golfers from
various clubs participated. Osprey
Cove sent three teams to compete.
Team 1 from Jekyll Island took first
place honors with a score of 147.
The Osprey Cove 3 team consisting
of Norb Wiesnet, John Hannon, Mitch
Westlund and Tom Kerhin earned
a payout with a fourth place finish
overall with 132 points in the
Stableford format.
Osprey team 2 (Frank Smith, Charlie
Bowers, Joe Montovino and Mike
Berger) tallied 124 points, and the
Osprey 1 team (Mack McCraw,
Randy Bowling, Ryan Andrews
and Rick Boyle) earned 113 points.
Golf Department
Methodist Home TournamentApril 25
This great event has been canceled
for 2020, we hope that you will join
us on April 25 of next year. All entry
fees will be rolled over until next
year or contact Tom Ward for
more information.
Men’s & Women’s Mixed EventSeptember 27
Join us for this annual favorite
that splits up couples and pits them
against each other in this fun team
scramble event. It is a 9 a.m. shotgun
followed by lunch in the club house.
The entry fee is $25 per person and
includes prize money and lunch.
Hole-in-OneCongratulations to Marion Conklin
on making a hole-in-one on #17,
she used a 4-hybrid from 107 yards.
Save the Date
October 10 Osprey Cove 30th Year
Anniversary Celebration
October 31Trunk or Treat at the River Club
November 14 Whiskey Heart performing
at the Clubhouse
SEPTEMBER
Tai Chi
Mixed Doubles
Yoga
Water Aerobics
Duplicate Bridge
Friday Night Dining Menu
L I N K S
Men’s Tennis
Yoga
Water Aerobics
Duplicate Bridge
T H U R S D A Y
Tennis Lessons
Brunch
Men’s Tennis
Yoga
Water Aerobics
Duplicate Bridge
Men’s Tennis
Yoga
Water Aerobics
FABS Yoga
ACHW
Ladies Tennis
Water Aerobics
FABS Yoga
Ladies Tennis
Water Aerobics
FABS Yoga
Tai Chi
Ladies Tennis
FABS Yoga
Mah Jongg
Tennis Lessons
Yoga
Brunch
Couples Golf
Men’s Tennis
Yoga
Water Aerobics
Duplicate Bridge
Tai Chi
Ladies Tennis
FABS Yoga
Mah Jongg
Ladies Tennis
Water Aerobics
FABS Yoga
Tennis Lessons
Brunch
First Day of Fall
Tai Chi
Ladies Tennis
FABS Yoga
Mah Jongg
Men’s Tennis
Yoga
Water Aerobics
FABS Yoga
ACHW
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S U N D A Y M O N D A Y F R I D A Y S A T U R D A Y
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Labor Day Party
Men’s Tennis
Yoga
Water Aerobics
FABS Yoga
ACHW
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W E D N E S D A Y
Labor Day
Men’s Tennis
Yoga
Water Aerobics
Duplicate Bridge
Tennis Lessons
Yoga
Brunch
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Tai Chi
Ladies Tennis
FABS Yoga
T U E S D A Y
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Men’s Tennis
Yoga
Water Aerobics
FABS Yoga
ACHW
Ladies Tennis
Water Aerobics
FABS Yoga
Tai Chi
Mixed Doubles
Yoga
Water Aerobics
Duplicate Bridge
Friday Night Dining Menu
Milkshake Day
Tai Chi
Mixed Doubles
Yoga
Water Aerobics
Duplicate Bridge
Friday Night Dining Menu
Tai Chi
Mixed Doubles
Yoga
Water Aerobics
Duplicate Bridge
Friday Night Dining Menu
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Tennis Lessons
Pasta Night at the Clubhouse
Men’s Tennis
Yoga
Water Aerobics
FABS Yoga
ACHW
Tai Chi
Ladies Tennis
FABS Yoga
Tennis Lessons