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Entrada Country Club- 2015 1st Quarter ResultsDear Members,The Board of Trustees would like to update you on the club's financial results forthe first quarter of 2015. The 1st quarter financial results are the best 1st quar-ter in club history. Revenues were in line with budget and due to excellent ex-pense cost controls by management the net operating income (NOI) was$40,000 above budget. Our cash balance (which includes funds we are accumu-lating as a capital reserve) is $1.235 million. The summary totals are below:Revenues Actual Budget Prior YearGross Operating Expenses $1,292,893 $1,289,986 $1,174,056Net Operating Income $1,153,700 $1,190,559 $ 980,446Cash in Bank $ 52,131 $ 12,977 $ 87,961 $1,235,679 $1,312,121 $1,063,614Membership Levels March 31, 2015 March 31, 2014Full Equity Equivalent 256 234Associate/ Social 439 437OtherTOTAL 11 12 706 683As always, if you have any questions or comments, please contact Phil George,Chairman Finance Committee or David Hall, General Manager.Sincerely,Entrada Board of Trustees

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Now Available Limited Time Special Pricing on Regular Equity MembershipsThe Board of Trustees has released a limitednumber of equity memberships at a specialprice. For a limited time you may lock in thereduced initiation fee for a full equitymembership and defer the activation andpayment of dues for up to 24 months, if youwish.- Activate and start paying dues immediately.- Activate within 24 months of payment ofinitiation fee and keep paying Associate dues, ifapplicable, until activation. May play golf withpayment of greens fees until activation.For full details and current pricing click here orplease contact Tawni Herron, MembershipDirector at 435.986.2201 [email protected]. LIMITED TIME OFFER!

AERATION FOR SPRINGCourse wide aeration is approaching.The golf course will be closed onMay 11th and May 12th to completeaeration on greens, tees, fairways,and rough. This spring aeration willinclude pulling cores from allsurfaces. This removal of thatch andheavy clay allow the roots or our turfto better uptake water, oxygen andnutrients. Aerating will certainly helpwith summer conditions. Aerationalso keeps chemical and fertilizercost lower than they would bewithout aeration. Over the two daysof aeration the staff will attempt toclean up all cores and have most ofthe aeration and clean up completedby the opening of the golf course onthe 13th. It is likely that we’ll needsome additional time during theweek to complete all clean up. Weappreciate your understanding andpatience during this necessaryprocess.



“Ask Andrew”Question: What should I expect to see as the Club prepares for the upcoming NCAA Western Regionals?Answer: The NCAA Regional tournaments are a big deal, as the teams participating were announced on the Golf Channel! There willbe 18 teams and 6 individuals competing who are some of the best players in the country. You will see several of these players onthe LPGA in the near future. For the players that don’t make the finals their experience at Entrada will be their final memory ofplaying college golf.The yardages and hole locations have already been selected. Ross and his staff will try to avoid these areas so they do not see toomuch traffic leading up to the tournament, so you might see some unusual tee and hole locations. Also, to reduce overall cart trafficon the course Ross might rope off a few holes just a couple of days before the event.For those interested in viewing the tournament all spectator carts including private member carts are not allowed on the course.The Tournament Committee Chairman sent me a very nice email about how excited they are to be holding this event at Entradaand thanking the members for everything. Doug Roberts Golf Tip-Traits of Great Putters Putting is the area of golf where amateurs have the best opportunity to become as efficient asprofessional tour players. Why? We're just rolling the ball along the ground, right?!? Let's examine a fewtraits this week that great putters possess and organize them with an eye towards a pre-shot routine.Great putters have acquired an above average ability to read and judge the slope in all of the quadrants of thegreen accurately before they stand on the green.Great putters continue to see the correct line during their setup and subconsciously during their swing. Theiraim and alignment react individually to their perception of line.Great putters control the speed and distance of their golf ball with the proper grip pressure; using the tempothat matches their personality and by making center face contact.Great putters have a repeatable stroke that delivers a smooth rolling golf ball that starts down their intendedline of play.Great putters know they are great putters. Their attitude sets them apart. They choose to be confident and stayconfident during challenges.They love to putt. They understand that a good putt doesn't always fall into the hole. A good putt is one thatstarts off with the speed that the player wanted and leaves the putter head tracking along the line that the playerenvisioned. If the player has achieved these twothings, they know it was a good putt.Prince Cup Club Championship Results Congratulations Lee Peters Hole in One!!Men’s Gross Champion-Doug Larson 4/29/2105 during MEGALadies Gross Champion-Cheryl Berg Hole #5Men’s Net Champion-Don BunchLadies Net Champion-Sandy MongoldMen’s Senior Champion-Jay PhillipsMen’s First Flight Winner-John TowellMen’s Second Flight Winner-Joe MongoldELGA Winners 4/21/15Cheryl Berg, Dara Tancredi, Denise Schwab, Mary HerzigMEGA Winners 4/22/15Jerry Youngblood, Dick McCann, Lee Peters, Dick Elliott

DRU When I received my Breast Cancer diagnosis last September, my doctors also gave me two invaluable pieces of advice. The first was to stay in my life as much as humanly possible. The second was to be as active as I could be. Those directives have been my guiding lights throughout treatment. Which means the Fitness Center here at Entrada has been a central focus. I’ve always been too lazy to work out on my own, so fitness classes are a way of life for me. During treatment, classes with friends and acquaintances took on an even greater significance. Classes became my “Cheers Bar’, a place where everyone knew my name, where everyone was encouraging and supportive.Classes have been an important part of feeling that I’m staying in my life. Ondays during my 16 weeks of chemo when I didn’t feel good enough to be inclass, the rowing machine was a staple. It felt like a total workout and I didn’thave to be on my feet. Treadmills and elipticals are good for cardio on gooddays. Some days, sitting down during my workout was the only way I could doit. Set the rower at an intensity of 10 and row for 30 minutes. It definitely givesyou a workout.Phyllis Winkler told me she thought three things were contributing to mysuccess. Faith, Fitness and Attitude. The Fitness Center at Entrada – the staff,the instructors and my fellow exercisers - have helped me maintain both myfitness and the all-important positive attitude.

LAVENDER LIMEADEPedicure for 50 minutes $55.00The forecast is sunny with chance of glisten in the air! This upliftingtreatment is a guaranteed good day! The invigorating Lavender HibiscusMineral bath soak sets your senses to joyous. A sea salt scrub will expeldry skin. Are you ready to frolic through a field of flowers? Because that’sexactly how you’ll feel after the light citrus Hello Yellow Shea butter scentmingles with the lavender soak. This whipped butter breathes new life intoyour skin and makes any day feel like spring is in the air.*Members receive a 20% discount on all treatments Hot Rocks May body treatment 80 minutes $120 This heavenly treatment uses basalt rocks to heat and soothe sore and tight muscles, leaving you in a state of sheer bliss. Call the Sports & Fitness Center at 435-634-8100 for an appointment.

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CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTSPlease welcome our newest members!Tim and Rene Finnegan Scott and Michelle ElisonDave and Micki Floyd John TooneJohn and Diane Pietig Samuel ClarkJames and Ciska Stinson Fred and Denise BoneRobert and Kathleen Haworth Sam and Mandy NoelTim and Bonnie Laurence Entrada Member Roster Full calendars you may be interested in. Click the link to be taken to the specificIf you have ordered an Entrada roster book and/orinsert they are now available to pick up in the calendar.administrative office. We do have a few extra booksand inserts so if you would still like to purchase one GOLFplease call or stop by the office. MEGARoster book with insert $40 ELGAInsert only $15 FITNESS PICKLEBALL BRIDGEEntrada is going green! We are encouraging all members to “go green” and sign up for paperless billing.It’s easy! Just call or email me and I will have your bill emailed each month. No more lost mail, no morewaiting on the mail man. Please call me at 435-986-2201 to get it set up today!Tawni Herron, Membership Director TAKE A LOOK!Have fun taking a look back at all the Club events from the Season Opener to the most recent Tuacahn Preview with Mix n’ Mingle. Click the event to be taken to that events photo album. World Series Season Opener, Season Opener Golf Scramble, ELGA Season Opener,MEGA Season Opener, October Enrichment Night, Ladies Anasazi, Men’s Anasazi, ELGA Spooky 9, Pickleball Season Opener, Moe Dixon & Friends, November Enrichment Night, Sadie Hawkins Tournament, ELGA Christmas, Club Holiday Party, New Year’s Eve, January Enrichment Night, Parallel Wine Tasting Dinner, February Enrichment Night, ELGA President’s Day Golf, Coyote Cup, February 9 n’ Dine, Battle of the Sexes, March Enrichment Night, Demo Day, ELGA Member Guest Day, Road Runner Tournament, Pickleball Closer, Mentalmania, Prince Cup, Tuacahn Preview/Mix n’ Mingle

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HOURS OF OPERATION CLUB ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 435.986.2200 Monday - Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. GOLF SHOP 435.986.2207 Monday - Open at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday - Sunday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. DRIVING RANGETuesday - Sunday - Opens ½ hour prior to first tee time Closes 1 hour prior to sunset Monday - Open at 12:00 p.m. Sunday - Closes at 3:00 p.m. KOKOPELLI RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 435.986.2213 Monday - Closed Tuesday – Saturday 11:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Wednesday Prime Rib Dinner 5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Sunday brunch 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. SNACK BAR 435.986.2212As of April 1st Tuesday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Monday - 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Friday & Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Sunday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. SPORTS AND FITNESS CENTER 435.634.8100 Monday – Saturday 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Sunday 9:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.