Emagazine 4-10-2015

EntradDaigiTtail mes April 10, 2015

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!

CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS TAKE A LOOK! Have fun taking a look back at all the Club events from the Season Opener to the most recent ELGA Member Guest Day. 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 Upcoming PALEO LIFESTYLE lecture Full calendars you may be interested in. Saturday, April 18 at 1:30pm. Click the link to be taken to the specific Entrada Member Roster calendar.If you have ordered an Entrada roster book and/orinsert they are now available to pick up in the GOLFadministrative office. We do have a few extra booksand inserts so if you would still like to purchase one MEGAplease call or stop by the office.Roster book with insert $40 ELGAInsert only $15 FITNESS PICKLEBALL BRIDGEVolunteers needed!!!NCAA Women’s Regional Tournament will be played at Entrada May 7-9. Eighteen ofthe nation’s best women’s college golf teams will be here to earn an invitation to theNCAA National Championship. Volunteers are needed for all 3 days as scorers andspotters. Please contact Toni Johnston, Clyde Johnston, Gail Milligan, or JerryYoungblood to sign up!

TEE TIME... The staff has finished leveling and expanding the tee on #16. Sod is being installed and we’ll open the tee as soon as we’re comfortable with the sod being stable. The tee was expanded to give added tee positions and add to the variety of shots from this particular tee. The tee will also be landscaped withlava, blending it with the surrounding landscape. I believe this is a huge improvement andwill be a welcome addition to the tees already completed in the lava. The rest of the lavatees will be completed in the fall of 2015.The sand sage removed on #14 tee will be replaced with turf. This turf addition will beseeded with bluegrass, tall fescue, and ryegrass. The goal of this project is to first clean upthe area and increase the view from the tee and second is to give the tee complex and theentire hole a finished look. Without the turf addition the red tee and decent look unfinished.We hope that this addition opens up the line of play and keeps a clean appearance for yearsto come.

Golf Simpified “Ask Andrew”Question-What are some common course etiquette rules I should adhere to everyday?Answer-Out of respect and courtesy to your fellow members and golfers at every course there areseveral course etiquette rules you should strive to live by. These simple acts will insure a betterexperience for everyone. A general rule you should follow is to leave the course in as good or bettershape than you found it.- Always repair your ball mark and one other ball mark on the green.- Always fill your divot with sand and seed mixture.- Always pick up your tees on tee boxes.- Never leave sunflower seeds, cigarette butts, or debris on the course.- Always rake the bunker.- Repair any spike or scuff marks. Doug Roberts Golf Tip-Uneven Lies “Uphill Shot” When faced with an uphill shot, the player needs to first adjust their club selection to a longer club dependent upon the severity of the slope. A general starting point is: mild slope=1 club longer, moderate slope=2 clubs longer, severe slope=3 clubs longer. To ensure a more solid contact on an uphill shot, the player needs to adjust their hips and shoulder lines to be parallel or level to the degree of the uphill slope. There will be more pressure in the downhill foot. To help with alignment, the player should move their uphill foot slightly out of the way. This allows the knee line to remain parallel to the target line and ensures more room to swing the club on the correct plane. Ball position may be different for each player depending upon where the low point happens for each player. To find your low point, take a practice swing and note where your swing bottoms out. Position the ball such that it will be contacted before the low point of your swing occurs. Generally, this should be in line with your sternum or in balance with where your center of mass is through impact. Lastly, try a ¾ length swing. This will make it easier to maintain your balance as you play this recovery shot from the uphill slope. Entrada vs. Bloomington Ladies Match 12 Entrada ladies played a match against 12 Bloomington ladies on Thursday, April 2. The Entrada ladies took the lead 115.5 to 100.5 after match #1 hosted by Entrada. The Entrada ladies team will try and hold on for victory at Bloomington on Thursday, May 7. ELGA winners 3/31/2015 Cheryl Berg, Lisa Peters, Gail Milligan, Melinda Elliott MEGA Winners 4/1/2015 Larry Anderson, Wayne Loeber, Bill Burnham 2015 Coyote Cup Champions!! Ron Greenlee and Denise Schwab Runner Ups Dave Huddleston and Carry Cazier Congratulations to Trevor Wright of the Entrada golf shop for passing the PGA Playing Ability Test! Trevor is on his way to becoming a PGA Professional.

Easter Fun Sports Style! The Sports and Fitness Center enjoyed perfect weather for their annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 4. Members children and grandchildren set out at noon to gather over 700 eggs with hidden treasures. If you missed it this year, plan on attending next year. What a blast!



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EntradaFSiesta! Saturday May 2nd Under the Big Tent! 5:30pm until Delicious Mexican Buffet: Fiesta Salad, Roasted Corn Salad, VegetarianQuesadillas, Chicken Enchiladas, Beef Fajitas, ShrimpFajitas, Pork Tamales, Cheese Rellenos, Spanish Rice Spicy Pinto Beans, Churros Enjoy Live Music by Dakota Nights Margaritas Colorful fun!! $36.00++ per person To register click here! Reservations Required 72-hour cancellation policy in effect

April 2015Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 31 12 3 45 67 8 9 10 11 Road Runner Road Runner Tournament Tournament 9:00am View 9:00am View12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Duplicate Bridge 9 n’ Dine 3:30 Season Closer 5;00pm View View Pickleball Dinner 5:00pm Season Closer View Pickleball Tourney 8:00am View19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Mark Stone’s Duplicate Bridge The Prince Cup The Prince Cup The Prince Cup Mental Mania 5:00pm View 8:00am View 8:00am View 8:00am View 6:00 View Prince Cup Dinner 6:00pm26 27 28 29 30Enrichment Mix & Mingle Duplicate BridgeNight Tuacahn 4:00 - 6:00pm 5:00pm ViewPreview 5:00pm

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.