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TTHE HISTLEWelcome Six New Members Reciprocity with Oak Hill CC APRIL 2018 Page 3 Page 6 PGA Jr. League Page 7

2 The Thistle April 2018CLUB PRESIDENTJOHN WARDApril marks the beginning of so much at CCR! It is the I hope that as you see them this spring, you will take the start of our new fiscal year. It is when we are able to chance to reach out and thank them for their tirelessreturn to our wonderful golf course. It is when the facilities service.team starts to prepare the outside terrace for the comingrush. The tulips blossom. The leaves come back on our This month you will also receive notification of the slate oflovely trees. It is a great time at the Club. new board members being proposed by the Nominating Committee. These members will be voted on during ourApril also marks the end of a second term for three May 18th Annual Membership Meeting. We are fortunate tomembers of our Board of Stewards. John Bouchard, John have so many well-qualified members willing to serve onBurt and Gordon Forth have each made significant the Board.contributions to the Country Club of Rochester during thesix years they have served on the Board. These gentlemen I want to close by sharing an initial piece of data from ourhave attended nearly 70 board meetings, countless recently completed member/spouse survey. When askedcommittee meetings, board retreats, new member cocktail why people came to the Club, the top choice was the golfreceptions and other Club activities. These three were there facility. When asked why they stay, it was the overall familyfrom the inception of our Thistle Hall Complex all the way involvement and friends that they have made… I am surethrough construction and the first couple of years of those that started the Club in 1895 would be pleased withoperation. They played a role in the completion of some those results!major projects on the golf course. They were a big part inwelcoming so many new members to our Club. I hope everyone has a great start to the new year at the Club! ~ John GENERAL MANAGER MICHAEL SMITH, CCM, CCEI’d like to thank those who participated in our recent survey, coordinated and executed by our Long Range Planning Committee. Close to 400 surveys were submitted by members and spouses. We really appreciate each of you fortaking the time to complete the process, including providing detailed comments throughout each section. The surveyresults were very informative as we strive to improve our overall satisfaction at the Club.WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?The comments will be reviewed by each of our department heads, Board of Stewardsand the Long Range Planning Committee to develop plans for the future and to addresswhat we can do to keep improving our overall Club experience for our members andguests.We will have a more in-depth look at the survey results closer to summer, most likelyaround the time of our Annual Member Meeting in May.We will be looking closely at these key areas: comments related to service, child-watchopportunities, menu options in the Clubhouse, capital needs related to safety andfuture in-house projects for us to consider.Looking forward to a great year ahead! ~ Mike

FROM MEMBER SERVICES 3 PATTY ZAMBITO | DIRECTOR OF MEMBER SERVICES [email protected] 585-381-1800 x228 Welcome MEGHAN AND SCOTT CHAPMANNew Members Scott & Meghan Chapman reside in Fairport. Mrs. Meghan Chapman Meghan is the daughter of long-time CCR member Legacy Golf Member Kevin Byrnes. She is a former preschool teacher, but April 1, 2018 is currently home caring for their two daughters, Lilly (5) and Maeve (2). Scott is a CPA and the Executive Sponsored by Mr. Kevin Byrnes Director of Finance for Partners & Napier, an advertising agency based in Rochester. Mrs. Allison Fishback ALLISON AND TOM FISHBACK Resident Golf Member Tom and Allison met at Ithaca College and April 1, 2018 were recently married this past August. TheySponsored by Mr. Dusty Odenbach live in Brighton with their dog Bernie. Tom is a Financial Advisor at Northwestern Mutual and Mr. Loren Flaum Resident Golf Member Allison works as a Physical Therapist for Monroe Community Hospital. April 1, 2018 Sponsored by Mr. Tim Jones KATIE AND JEFF HARTFORD Mrs. Katie Hartford Katie and Jeff met as students at Syracuse University. Katie Legacy Golf Member received her B.A. summa cum laude in 2007 in Broadcast Journalism, Political Science, and Political Philosophy. Jeff April 1, 2018 received his B.S in Finance from the Whitman School of Sponsored by Mr. Jim Morris Management in 2009. They are members of the Syracuse Alumni Club and avid Orange fans. Katie graduated from Miss Kate Morse the University of Virginia School of Law in 2012 and now Legacy Golf Member serves as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Western District of New York. Jeff was an officer in the April 1, 2018 U.S. Army for five years and is now a RelationshipSponsored by Mrs. Nancy Haggerty Manager for business banking at M&T. Mr. Joshua Stubbe Resident Golf Member April 1, 2018 Sponsored by Mr. Matt ParrinelloLOREN AND JAMIE FLAUM KATE MORSEJamie and Loren reside in Brighton Kate grew up in Pittsford and after graduating from St.with their 6 year old son, Harrison Lawrence University, moved to Boston and Coloradoand 4 year old daughter, Jordana. before settling in back in Rochester. Since moving home,Loren is the CFO of Flaum she has worked for her family’s lumber company and enjoysManagement living in downtown Rochester. She is thrilled to be joiningCompany, a many friends and family as a member of the Club wherecommercial real she grew up.estate firm.Harrison andJordana love to JOSHUA AND KATIE STUBBE Joshua Stubbe and Katie Baynes have beenswim, play tennis married for 14 years and have 3 children,and are lookingforward to being Theresa, age 8, Nathaniel (Nate), age 6 and Aria, age 4. Josh came to Rochester viapart of our junior Alaska and Nebraska, and Katie is fromgolf program. TheFlaums are Palmyra. Katie is a Counsel in the Public Finance Group at Nixon Peabody LLP andexcited to join our Josh is a special assistant at the Publicwonderful CCRcommunity. Defender's Office. They live in the Park Ave neighborhood.

4 The Thistle April 2018THISTLE HALL FITNESSANNE OSOVSKI | ATHLETIC [email protected] 585-381-1800 ext.278 2018 CCR MEN’S PICKLEBALL SEASON IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER! PADDLE CHAMPIONSHIP For those eager pickleball competitors anxious to knowCongratulations to our 2018 CCR when we can get started, Opening Day for PickleballMen’s Paddle Champions, Scott will be Sunday, April 29th at 11 am! Please join us forBrugler and Blake Gianniny. This is some long-awaited pickleball play as well as bagels andtheir second Championship win. special libations.This year’s tournament involved Opening day is a great opportunity to come and learneight very competitive teams. The the game! It has been a group teaching and learninground one opening play was very process to-date. This season, we’ll also have printedclosely fought with Brad Cronister game rules and guidelines available to refresh yourand Chad Carta taking the number memories after a long winter. As for league play andone seed and Frank Kaduc and Pat championship rounds, many have been demandingWilmot taking the number two seed. these requests and they will be directed to the ‘GrandThe field was so evenly matched this Wizard of Pickle Ball’ for consideration once the seasonyear that neither top seed made it to is under way.the final round. In the championship Pickleball paddles and balls are available in the hut anytime. The court can bematch, Scott and Blake beat last reserved online or through reception (381-1800). If you need use of the Clubyear's surprise winners Ian Smith and equipment, be sure to let the Club know so the hut is unlocked.Ben Dobrzynski in two sets. Seniorpair, John Henderson and Tom CCR Junior Paddle Program continues to thrive!Siebert, were the winners of the (pictured left to right) Junior Girls: Julia D'Anza, Kate Crowley, Lizzie Wilmot,consolation round. The eveningended CCR’s paddle season on a high Skyler Fliss, Caroline Fitzsimmons, Nina Camarella, Lucy Fitzsimmonsnote, showing CCR Paddle is alive Boys: Anthony Camarella, Luke Fliss, Spencer Parrinello, Jack Parrinello,and well and only getting stronger! Will Gordon, Dominic Camarella, Coach Huy Nguyen, Camden Delmage, PJ Hahn Missing : Charlie Upchurch, Rory Baron, James Andreach, Lilly MastrosimoneSIGN-IN & GUEST POLICY REMINDERS 2018 GUEST FEE SCHEDULE:It is exciting to walk around and see the activity around the Clubhouse, from families Tennis $7and their guests enjoying a meal in Thistle Grill to members utilizing Thistle Fitness orthe Golf Simulator on a regular basis! With all this activity, it remains important to Swimming Pool $7know who is in our building at any given time, mainly for security and safety reasons.With this in mind, we kindly remind you to sign in when using Thistle Fitness or the Fitness $15Simulator. Also, a reminder that your guests should always be signed in as well. Golf Simulator $20

5IF YOU'RE EXERCISING TO LOSE WEIGHT, DON'T MAKE THESE FITNESS SCHEDULEFIVE MISTAKES MON 6 am Adv. Group TrainingYou're getting into a routine at the gym, feeling stronger and working up a sweat, 8 am Yoga Stretchbut you're not losing weight, which is one of the main reasons you started exercising 9 am Barrein the first place. What gives?! Here are five common mistakes people make when 10 am Power Vinyasaworking out that can prevent weight loss. Noon Spin 3 pm 55+ Senior Spin1. You're Only Doing Cardio 5:30 pm Group TrainingWhile it's true that cardio is great for burning calories, if you only run, bike ride, orswim, there's a missing link to maximizing your calorie burn: strength training. The TUE 6 am Yoga Stretchmore muscle you have, the higher your body's fat-burning potential, and weight 7 am Spin & Sculpttraining will help you burn more fat faster. That means you can do shorter workouts 8 am Intro. Group Trainingand get better results. Try our Wednesday Express Circuit Class at Noon; it’s a 8 am Pilatesquick 30 minutes of strength training, sure to enhance your program! 9 am Tabata2. You're Skipping Intense Workouts WED 6 am Adv. Group TrainingIf you've heard of high-intensity interval training (HIIT), it's because it works! Experts 7 am Tabataagree that it's one of the best workouts for weight loss. This works for cardio and 8 am Yoga Stretchstrength training and involves following a work-to-rest ratio, a popular one being 9 am Body Sculpttwo to one. That could be 40 seconds of working at 70 to 90 percent of your max Noon Express Circuitfollowed by 20 seconds of rest. An example of HIIT could be running, biking, jumping 3 pm 55+ Senior Spinrope, rowing, or swimming with sprint or hill intervals included, and/or a mix of 4:30 pm Tabatastrength-training moves like burpees, squats, plyometrics exercises like jumpinglunges or push-ups. Our Tabata Classes incorporate HIIT and can help you out THU 6 am Spinof that plateau! Also, MyZone will help you measure your effort in calories burned 8 am Pilatesand target heart rate! Contact Anne to order a MyZone belt today - they’re only 9 am Spin$75 through CCR. The next order is being placed April 5th - don’t miss out! Noon Tabata 6 pm Tai Chi3. You're InconsistentA 20-minute walk once a day is great for getting blood flowing and getting fresh air, FRI 6 am Spin & Sculptbut it's not enough if you're trying to lose weight. The same goes for a yoga class or 8 am Barrejog here and there; you need to be hitting the gym regularly for about 45 minutes, 9 am Body Sculptthree to four times a week in order to see results. Commit to that if you're serious Noon Spinabout slimming down. Our personal trainers will help you customize a healthyworkout program. See Anne for a complimentary consultation! SAT 8 am Spin 9 am Gentle Yoga4. Your Workouts Are Always the Same 9 am Group TrainingIf you've been working out and your weight loss has plateaued, it's a sign that youneed to mix things up. When you do the same workout three to five times a week, SUN 9 am Spinyour muscles become accustomed to it, so you need to tweak your workouts at least 10 am Power Vinyasaevery six weeks. Or even better, do something different every time you work out.CrossFit or boot-camp-style workouts are great examples of this. We offer avariety of group fitness classes - over two dozen per week! Try a spin class orBarre; you may just find a new exercise format to love!5. You're Not Paying Attention to What You EatWhat you do after your workout is important too. Exercising regularly can oftenmake you hungrier than usual, and you think \"I worked out so I can eat anything Iwant!\" Uh, nope! If you end up eating a post-workout protein smoothie or an extracouple snacks throughout the day, your calorie intake vs. calorie burn has evenedout. In order to lose weight, you need to create a calorie deficit, so make sure you'renot taking in the same amount of extra calories that you just burned. Next timeyou’re in Thistle Fitness, pick up a nutrition booklet we have put together to helpguide you in the right direction!article from fitness blog: www.popsugar.com, March 13, 2018, Jenny Sugar

6 The Thistle April 2018FROM THE PRO SHOPMICHAEL C. URZETTA | PGA HEAD GOLF [email protected] 585-385-1600We are very excited for the start of Please note that all arrangements must TITLEIST LOYALTY REWARDED our 2018 golf season and hope go through the CCR Golf Shop. For thosethat Mother Nature allows us to get members interested in playing at Oak Now through April 22nd:going sooner, rather than later! We have Hill during the period above, please see  Buy 3 dozen Pro V1 or ProV1Xa great staff returning and are looking the following procedural information:forward to a successful year. Most of you golf balls at minimum advertisedshould have received your 2018 Golf • All play requests must go through price of $47.99 and receive a 4thSchedule in your locker, so please take the CCR Golf Shop and can be dozen and personalization FREE!the time to look at our event dates and made up to 30 days in advance of  Balls will be personalized withrefresh yourselves with our policies the requested date free imprint (ie.name/nickname,regarding times of play, guest play, dress business, initials), sorry no logos.code, etc. Some of the early season • CCR golf staff will verify available  Dozens may be ordered in lowevents to be aware of are: date requests and make specific numbers (1- 4), high numbers• Men’s Opening Day - Sat., 4/21 tee times with Oak Hill golf staff (5-8) or for an additional $1 per• Women’s Opening Day - Wed., 5/2 directly dozen, you may get all the same• Derby Day Tournament - Sat., 5/5 number (1-9) or double play• Annual Meeting Tournament - Fri., 5/18 • All player names must be provided numbers (00-99).• Men’s Guest Day - Thu., 5/24 at least 48 hours in advance of the  Lead time for delivery is 4-5 requested time weeks and all orders must be OAK HILL RECIPROCAL submitted by April 22nd.I would like to make you all aware of • CCR members will have access to To order, please e-mail:some important information. As many of the East Course on odd numbered Mike: [email protected] know, Oak Hill Country Club will be days and the West Course on even Brian: [email protected] both the PGA Senior Champion- numbered daysship in 2019 and the PGA Championshipin 2023. In order to prepare , Oak Hill will • All members will be charged a feebe undergoing some course renovation of $50 and all guests will bework that will substantially limit access charged the normal guest fee forto their members at given times. In order each courseto assist with Oak Hill’s endeavor, CCRand Monroe Golf Club have agreed to a • Any reservation that is cancelledlimited reciprocal play arrangement that less than 48 hours in advance, andwill benefit all three clubs during non- is not re-filled by another group,peak times. In short, both CCR and will be subject to a $50 per playerMonroe members will have access to cancellation feeone (1) tee time per day (as available) atOak Hill this 2018 season, in the months • The golf staff will have fullof April, May, August, September and discretion over the frequencyOctober. Times will be split equally of “same member requests”between the East and West courses. Inreturn, Oak Hill members will have Feel free to contact us should you haveaccess to one (1) tee time per day at CCR any questions, and we look forward toand Monroe (as available) during the seeing you back on the golf course soon!time of their renovation, which will beAugust, September and October of 2019, All the best ~ Michaeland April and May of 2020. Please notethat a greens fee of $50 plus any OPENING DAY LUNCH BUFFETapplicable cart charges will be in placefor players choosing to take advantage Saturday, 4/21 in Hagen Pubof this arrangement. Members may also Starting at 11:30 amchoose to bring guests, but guests will be $17.95 ppcharged at the normal guest fee rate ofeach course respectively.

7CCR TO PARTNER WITH PGA JUNIOR LEAGUE WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATIONWe are excited to announce that this year, The Country Club of Rochester will be participating Welcome to the 2018 golf season!in the PGA Jr. League. The PGA Jr. League is shifting Let’s hope Mother Nature is kindthe perception of youth golf and the way the game islearned and played. The program brings family and to us in the coming months!friends together around fun and engaging, team golfexperiences while competing against local PGA Jr. Reminder: WGA registrationLeague teams. It’s a fun, new and innovative way to forms are due by April 13.learn the game of golf, and we are very eager to be Please return forms to thepart of the PGA Jr. League here at The Country Club Clubhouse reception desk,of Rochester! Pro Shop or you can sign upOPEN TO CCR JUNIOR GOLFERS, AGES 13 & UNDER with Mike or Brian.The Country Club of Rochester PGA Jr. League program is open to all junior golfers,ages 13 & under of all skill levels! Juniors will learn the game and enjoy relaxed It is not too early tocompetition in a two-person scramble format that encourages mentorship, builds reach out to your friendsconfidence and teaches sportsmanship. about our Guest Days:The cost is $200 per player and each PGA Jr. League golfer will receive: Tue, 6/12 - 18-hole Guest Day• Two high-quality team jerseys; one orange and one blue (for home and away games). Wed, 7/11 - 9-hole Guest Day Wed, 8/8 - 18-hole Charity Day Jerseys are available in boys and girls sizes and customizable with our team name and Wed, 8/15 - 9-hole Charity Day player’s chosen jersey number!• Performance T-shirt, hat, bag tag, stickers and drawstring bag Our 9 & Dine program begins• Opportunity to advance to All-Star teams during post-season Tuesday, June 5 and runs weekly through August 28, except June 12,REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN which is our 18-hole Guest Day.Visit the PGA Jr. League website: www.pgajrleague.com/register Looking forward to a great seasonIf you have any questions, please contact the golf staff at (585) 385-1600. You can also and seeing everyone at the Club!visit PGAJrLeague.com and follow @pgajrleague on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram tolearn more. We look forward to a fun PGA Jr. League season at the Country Club of ~ Peggy Boucher, WGA ChairRochester!All the best, ~ Michael Urzetta FROM THE LOCKER ROOM Sam Valvo, Locker Room Manager, 381-1800 ext. 265 With the warm-up we had in February, it seemed that spring would arrive early. But we all know how March’s sense of humor comes into play to dash any dreams of an early start to the golf season. Nonetheless, an early Easter surely promises a better April and our Men’s Opening Scramble begins the season on April 21st! The 2018 Men’s Golf Schedules are in the lockers and I have extras for your car, office or home, if you would like.With the long, snowy winter we had, salt on streets and parking lots has wreaked havoc on shoes and boots. Now’sthe time to evaluate your whole family’s needs and bring your winter boots or street shoes in for cleaning andrefinishing; a spruce-up will prolong the life of your shoes!For new members not yet aware of all the various services we provide, come see me for new spikes, lockerassignments or anything else I can help you with. We strive to keep you updated on upcoming Club events,with informational signs located at both locker room entrances. Our men’s sauna area has been busy this winterand will continue to be available daily from 6 am to 8 pm.I know it barely looks like it now, but spring is here, so let’s get ready! I look forward to being at your service andseeing you here at the Club! ~ Sam

8 The Thistle April 2018 GOLF INSTRUCTION JEFF ST. JOHN | PGA DIRECTOR OF GOLF INSTRUCTION [email protected] 585-381-1800 EXT. 261JUNIOR GOLF WINTER TOURNAMENT CHAMPS April 15 Junior Sports Kick-Off PartyJunior golf continued through the winter months as our April 23 Spring Clinics Begin young athletes braved snowstorms and frigid temps tocompete each second Saturday from January through May 20 Family Golf NightMarch. Well done Juniors! June 21 Character Cup Cook Out Congratulations overall winners! June 26-28 Elite Camp Pictured left: Girls July 2 Junior Interclub at ICC Emma Paul, Winner Kelsey Pinkowski, runner-up July 10 Junior Interclub at Oak Hill Below: Boys 12 & under July 10-12 Advanced Camp Jack Natapow, Winner July 23 Junior Interclub at Monroe Aiden Piccirilli, Runner-up Sam DiLiberto, 3rd place July 24-26 Intermediate Camp not pictured: Boys 13 & up July 28 & 29 Junior Club Championship Tyler Calkins - Winner August 6 Junior Interclub at CCR August 13 & 14 Junior Interclub at Hamilton GCC FAMILY GOLF NIGHTJoin us on Sunday, May 20th for Family Golf Night - it’s fun for the entirefamily! This event is a great opportunity for our junior golf families to gatherfor some friendly golf and camaraderie! You and your family can participatein our Putting Challenge, Brookside Challenge or 9-Hole Challenge. Followinggolf, we’ll enjoy dinner and an awards presentation.Putting Challenge: A 9-hole putting course will be set up on the puttinggreen for families to go through as a team.Brookside Challenge: The Brookside Course will be set up with family tees.9-Hole Challenge: The front 9 will be set up for families to play in ascramble format as a team.

9GROUNDS & GREENS RICK HOLFOTH, CGCSI was hoping for an earlier start to spring cleaning, but OUPDATE ON GOLF COURSE PROJECTS winter has held on this year. The grounds department had n the project front, the cart path and hill re-gradinga busy and productive winter. The ice rink had a couple of project to the left of the 15th green is substantiallygood weeks in January, but the extreme ups and downs in complete. The unsightly portion of the cobblestone wall hastemperatures proved too much for the rink in February and been removed, graded and sodded. The cart path has beenearly March. The tree removal priorities for this winter have relocated a bit to the left giving more room between the leftbeen substantially completed. This winter’s focus was mainly greenside bunker and cart path. The cart path is currentlyon removal of hazardous, dying and competing trees as well made from the compacted gravel, but a crumb rubberas trees compromising the health and vigor of important turf aggregate product will be installed this spring as a trial. Thisareas. Several white pines were removed both back right and product looks like asphalt but it’s softer surface deadens theback left of the 4th green to improve early and late afternoon bounce from a golf ball. It is very similar to track materialsunlight. Between the 12th and 15th holes, two trees that around a football field.were hindering the development of two healthier oak treeswere removed. Two dying fir trees were removed on the right The practice range target green project is almost halfwayof the 6th hole to better expose a healthy red oak on the complete. Additional fill is still needed to elevate the greens.border. The tulip tree on the right of the 5th hole was Then the greens mix will be added, the surface graded andremoved to improve this thin and wet turf area. Several trees sod can be installed. The completion and grow-in of thisin the woods to the left of the 5th tee were removed to project will delay the opening of the practice range by severalimprove the health of the remaining trees and finally, a weeks this year. Some accommodations will be made on thespruce tree was removed front right of the 12th tee to practice holes. The practice green and 16th green wereprovide more sunlight to the tee. re-sodded in early November 2017. The sod has started to take root but still needs plenty of time for better rooting andOur grounds equipment has been thoroughly serviced and is growth before the greens open. I anticipate the greens open-ready for the season. Our crew is also anxious to begin ing for play by Derby Day. It’s shaping up to be another busypreparing and maintaining the golf course. This season, we spring in the grounds department and I look forward towill once again be preparing the course each Monday seeing everyone out the golf course! ~ Rickmorning until 11 am. This practice has been well received; it isconsistent each week, unlike in previous years when thecourse was closed until 1 pm two Mondays per month. Aweekly grounds maintenance schedule allows for the properagronomic practices such as sand topdressing, needle-tine orwater injection aeration, spray applications and deepwatering applications to be accomplished efficiently andeffectively without disrupting play. The Club has purchased afairway verti-cut machine for this season, which will helpremove accumulated thatch from fairways and assist inproviding a tighter more upright growth habit of the turf. Arefurbished riding greens mower and a replacement greensaerator have also been purchased.

180 The Thistle SeAppteriml 2b0e1r82017CLUB LIFE AMY BEARDSLEY-COMERER |CLUBHOUSE MANAGER [email protected] 585-381-1800 ext. 246 ETIQUETTE AT IT’S BEST CCR children and grandchildren between the ages of 5 and 12 enjoyed time with Miss Cynthia from The Refinement Studio during our Etiquette Class on March 10. The smaller class size allowed for one-on-one education about table manners, social etiquette and more. The children loved the four-course meal and especially enjoyed learning in a fun and comfortable setting.

11Employee of the Quarter - March 2018 Ben Stanley, Service TeamBen Stanley has been a team member at CCR for just ayear and has been a stand-out employee from dayone. He is one of our lead trainers for the restaurant andhas been influential in structuring our team’s servicetraining program. Ben is well-rounded and flexible,working as a server in the restaurant as well as the GolfSnack Bar and running beverage carts out on the course.He regularly receives rave reviews from member diningexperiences making him our Employee of the Quarter.Well done, Ben! Sunday, May 13th Mother’s Day Brunch 11:00 am to 2:00 pm Prix Fixe Dinner 5:00 to 8:00 pm

APRIL 2018 April SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 Easter Brunch 4 DSeisrtiiensgDuinisnheerd Speaker1 2 3 4 5 6 7 15 Sports Kick-off Party Distinguished Mah Jongg 21 Men’s Opening Day PM dining closed Dining Closed Speaker Dinner 13 PM dining8 Hagen Pub open Burger Night Date Night in Thistle Grill & Lunch Buffet Half-price 14 21 Father Daughter at 4:30 pm 11 bottles wine 9 10 or free corkage PM dining Dinner Dance 12 In Thistle Grill 23 Jr. Golf Clinics Begin Mah Jongg 21 May 2 Women’s Opening DaySunday Brunch Dining Closed Burger Night Date Night Men’s GolfSunday Specials Hagen Pub open Opening Day & Luncheon Father Daughter 5 Derby De Mayo Party at 4:30 pm Dinner Dance 9 Mondavi Wine Dinner 13 Mother’s Day15 16 17 18 19 20 PM dining CCR Sports Mah Jongg In Thistle Grill Brunch & Dinner Kick-off Party 28 18 Annual Meeting 20 Family Golf Night Sunday Brunch Dining Closed Burger Night PM dining 26-28 Memorial Weekend Sunday Specials Hagen Pub open in Thistle Grill June22 Date Night 1 Rock & Roll Lawn at 4:30 pm Sunday Brunch 24 25 26 27 Bowling Challenge Sunday Specials 23 Burger Night Mah Jongg 7-9 June Invitation29 Jr. Golf Spring 17 CFaatrhSehro’swDa&yDinner Clinics begin Date Night 28 Annual Fireworks Dining Closed Hagen Pub open at 4:30 pm 30Sunday Brunch Dining Closed Hagen Pub openSunday Specials at 4:30 pmTHE COUNTRY CLUB OF ROCHESTER2935 East AvenueRochester, NY 14610