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ContentsClick the section to navigate.JULY 2024g o l fP o o l , f i t n e s s & c o u r t sm o r et h e c l u blacumbrecc.orgUpcoming EventsFrom Adam Zubek, GM/COOWoman’s AssociationFrom the CourtsBoard of Directors & StaffNinersFrom The Fitness Center & PoolHours of OperationThis Month

Thursdays in July 4:00 PM Shotgun – Front 9 Only Men’s Summer Leaguein tennisTHE DIVOTBACK TO CONTENTSjuly 2024This MonthFridays in July | 8:15-8:30 AM ShotgunNiners GolfThursday, July 11th | 8:30 AMWomen’s Guest DayWednesday, July 17th | 12:45 PM ShotgunMen’s Member Guest StagTuesday, July 30th | 8:30 AM ShotgunWomen’s Summer Golf Summer MixerFriday - Sunday, July 20th - 21st / Sat 10-5, Sunday 10-2LC Junior Tennis TournamentSunday, July 27th, 3:00-5:00 PMPickleball SocialWednesday, July 17, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PMLadies Round RobinSundays in July, 11:00 AM - 2:00 PMSunday Brunchin golfin diningSaturday, July 27 8-10:00 AMCars & Coffeelearn more

Tuesday, August 6th | 8:30 AM ShotgunWomen’s Golf Ace DayTuesday, August 13th | 8:30 AM ShotgunWomen’s Golf Solheim CupSunday, August 11th | 1:00 PM ShotgunMen vs. Women Ryder CupWednesday, August 21st | 12:45 PM ShotgunMen’s Member Guest Stagin tennisWednesday, August 14th, 10:00 AM-12:00 PMLadies Round RobinSaturday, August 3rd at 2:00-5:00 PMMen’s Member-Guest Pro-AmWednesdays and ThursdaysMens Inter-club PlayoffsSunday, August 24th, 3:00-5:00 PMPickleball MixerSundays in August, 11:00 AM - 2:00 PMSunday Brunchin diningin diningTHE DIVOTBACK TO CONTENTSaugust 2024Events are subject to changeSave the datein golf

Dear Members, Over the past several months, there has been a lot of activity and change with staffing as we geared up for the season and,of course, the launch of the PBG. While this is an exciting time, it is also a time to pause and be thankful to those who havesupported us to this point and to those who are working hard to advance the club. To that end, I wanted to share anoverview of several of our key people and their responsibilities for various aspects of club operations. Click here for anoverview of your LC Team. Dining: The club has been busy with activity, and there are a few items I wanted to share with you: During the PBG closure, we added coffee and fruit stations in the clubhouse, at the pool, and at the golf shop. Nowthat the PBG is open, we are narrowing the offer to the clubhouse and the PBG. Coffee and fruit will be served daily. 1. The team in the clubhouse is elevating the Sunday brunch with bottomless Champagne and a wonderful menu for$29 per person. 2. We enjoyed warm weather and a fantastic grand opening of the Patio Bar & Grill over the 4th of July weekend. Overthe coming weeks, we will continue enhancing service at the Patio Bar & Grill and hope you are enjoying the new menu. 3. Stay tuned for the launch of mobile ordering on our app for those quick bites and drinks while on the course or run. 4. PBG: The majority of the construction work is now complete, and over the next few weeks, we will be completing the golfside of the project. As communicated, when we opened, we found a broken drain that is currently under repair. Rules: We have provided you with various location dress code rules in past communications. Please click here for an easy-to-access guide on dress and cell phone usage rules at the club. Simulator Room: In the coming weeks, we will be decommissioning the golf simulator to make room for clubhouseconstruction. This space is valuable to staff and the ongoing good and orderly operation of the club. Board Materials: As we prepare for our Board Retreat later this month, we will take a full two days to begin planning for 2025 and beyond. Ihave heard several comments lately about the lack of communication, and with all the activity around the club, quarterlyreporting hasn’t been possible. Now that we aren’t short a few people, I will commit to a Q3 update that will culminate withthe annual report. Please click here to view June’s Board Brief. As I prepare for some time away with family in the coming weeks, I hope all of you are enjoying time with your families thissummer. I look forward to seeing you around the club. As always, if you have any questions, please feel free to reach out atany time. Enjoy your summer! Adam Adam ZubekGM/COOTHE DIVOT | FROM THE GMFrom Adam Zubek, GM/COOgm updateBACK TO CONTENTS

La Cumbre&lululemonla cumbre country clubCalling all La Cumbre Country Club members—you’re invitedto shop at your local Lululemon store on Monday, July 22ndfrom 9 AM - 11 AM, before regular opening hours. Bring up to two friends along for the ride, and use your 25%discount to shop for anyone in your life. Spots are limited andfirst come, first served, so RSVP below.Click here to RSVP*The discount is eligible on all full-priced merchandise, excluding gift cards and e-giftcards. For Lululemon program members, program validation criteria and benefits aresubject to availability and change. Discount is only for members, and exclusions apply.See the full Terms and Conditions. To see how we may use your information and ourfinancial incentive terms (California residents only), refer to our Privacy Policy.Click here to RSVP

WGA WGA NEWSNEWSFROM NANCY FALBERG, COMMUNICATIONS CHAIRUPCOMING GOLF EVENTSThe sun finally came out! Lots of vacation travels and lots of Clubactivities to enjoy in this lovely time of the year.Congratulations to Barbara Lowes, WGA June Ace Day Champ, with anet 69! Kelley Slaught had 28 low putts.THE DIVOT G O L FBACK TO CONTENTS8:30 AM SHOTGUNWOMEN’S GOLF TUESDAY, JULY 30TH SUMMER MIXER$50 TOURNAMENT FEE PER PLAYERTHURSDAY, AUG 1EACH MEMBER MAYBRING UP TO 3 GUESTSFOURSOME EVENT8:30 AM SHOTGUNUNDER THE TUSCAN SUNUNDER THE TUSCAN SUNView All Golf Events Skip Golf

SHOTGUN WITH HEAVY HORS D/OEUVRES TO FOLLOWSHOTGUN WITH HEAVY HORS D/OEUVRES TO FOLLOW FORMAT: 9 HOLES BETTER BALL AND 9 HOLES ALTERNATE SHOTFORMAT: 9 HOLES BETTER BALL AND 9 HOLES ALTERNATE SHOTSIGN UP ON THE APP OR CONTACT THE GOLF SHOPSIGN UP ON THE APP OR CONTACT THE GOLF SHOPFIRST EVER MEN VS. WOMEN COMPETITIONFIRST EVER MEN VS. WOMEN COMPETITIONAugust 11thAugust 11th 1:00 pM shotgun1:00 pM shotgunBACK TO CONTENTSTHE DIVOT | GOLF

BACK TO CONTENTS2024 SEASONSIGN-UP CUTOFF : WEEKDAY AUGUST 9 | TEAM CAPTAINS WILL BE ASSIGNED FOR TOURNAMENTLA CUMBRE CCSIGN UP ONLINE, WITH THE APP OR AT THE GOLF SHOPT E A M U S A V E R S U S T E A M E U R O P EAUGUST 13th | 8:30 AM SHOTGUNFORMAT: Two Person Better Ball and Modified ChapmanTwo flights: gold-green/green match playCARTS REQUIRED due to midway break in playTeams determined by July 31 index & assigned by Pro ShopPlated lunch served, billed to members TOURNAMENT CHAIRS: Sheila Davidson & Marnie PinskerS P E C I A L T U E S D A Y P L A YTHE DIVOT | GOLF

THE DIVOT | GOLFBACK TO CONTENTSCUPCUPCUPCUPTHETHETHETHETHURSDAY, SEPT. 26THURSDAY, SEPT. 26THTH8:30 AM Shotgunat La Cumbre vs. Alisal Ranch8:30 AM Shotgunat La Cumbre vs. Alisal RanchSIGN UP ON THE WEBSITE, APP, OR CALL THE GOLF SHOPQUESTIONS? REACH OUT TO CHRIS PORTNEY OR JOAN TOMEOThe event will be capped at 18 players/club, and then we will start a waitlist

THE DIVOT | GOLFBACK TO CONTENTS`2024 PRESIDENT'SPARTNERS CUPMember-Member Net TournamentMember-Member Net TournamentTUESDAY, OCTOBER 22ND - TEXAS SCRAMBLETHURSDAY, OCTOBER 24TH - MODIFIED CHAPMANTUESDAY, OCTOBER 29TH - BETTER BALL OF PARTNERSFind your partner. Maximum Handicap 36Differential between partners is 10 strokes.| Green/Gold TeesAnnetta Patrick, email annettap@cox.net or call: 805-705-2469. Sign up on the app or contact the golf shop!Entries close Oct. 15th.

"Beach Blanket Bingo" was the June 9 &Dine theme held on Sunday, June 9th.Some special Mai Tai prepared bymaster mixer Nick ensured a festivebeginning to the tournament won bythe team of Brian Johnson, DebbieSnyder, and Sally & Jay Smith.Second-place winners were MarjorieGies, Ron Yttri, and Joan & Ed Tomeo.Third place was taken by Helen & BenPhilips with Helen and Bob Wiley.Special guests for the day were TravisBregman's wife, Sheila, and theiradorable baby girl, Aubrey. She wasgood as gold and did her best to bevery charming and adorable. She didn'thave to try very hard! Special thanks toher Dad for his enthusiasticparticipation in his first 9 & Dine andhis expertise on the high-techscoreboard that he set up for theoccasion. The special "twist" to the tournamentwas hitting a mini-beach ball out of thetrap on Hole #1. Only one of thefoursome was allowed to make a singleattempt, so there was a lot ofconsultation and discussion about whowould be that person. (Lots ofpressure.) If the ball landed on thegreen, the foursome could deduct onestroke from their overall score. It wasnot as easy as it sounds! Those littleballs were very light and had a mind oftheir own . . .Jill Winchester and her crew,Linda Bialla, Linda Gamble &Robin Van Buren, did a greatjob with the beachy decor &set-up. Chef Eric and ChefJamie made a delicious meal asusual, but the piece deresistance was the coconutcake dessert. There wasprobably not a crumb left on aplate anywhere.The next 9 & Dine will be onSunday, July 14th, and will bethemed "The Olympics." Theshotgun start will be at 3:30. AllOlympic contenders shouldshow up at 3:15 in front of thePro Shop, ready to compete!Niners have begun anotherway to gather and enjoy laughsand camaraderie on the 4thWednesday of every monthwith a "9 & Wine." To sign up,use the very user-friendly appTeamReach, which you candownload from the app store.Participants will meet at 3:00on the first tee for nine holes,followed by a no-host bar. It's agreat way to meet new Ninersand enjoy our beautiful course.We hope to see you there!NINERS NINERS NEWSNEWSFROM JUNIE PREWITT | DIVOT CHAIRTHE DIVOT | NINERSBACK TO CONTENTS

Travis and Jill are ready to give thebeach goers their instructions for play.2nd place winners Joan & Ed Tomeo with Marjorie Gies & Ron Yttri3rd place winners Helen & Ben Philips with Bob& Helen Wiley"It was an itsy-bitsy, teeny-weenie,yellow polka dot bikini . . ."THE DIVOT | NINERSBACK TO CONTENTS1st place winners DebbieSnyder & Brian Johnson withSally & Jay SmithBEACH BLANKET BINGOBEACH BLANKET BINGOBEACH BLANKET BINGOBEACH BLANKET BINGO

Aubrey and her mom, Sheila BregmanTHE DIVOT | NINERSBACK TO CONTENTSBEACH BLANKET BINGOBEACH BLANKET BINGOBEACH BLANKET BINGOBEACH BLANKET BINGOFriday, August 9thFriday, August 9thCALLAWAYCALLAWAYbook here

The past few days have been the best timeof the year at the club. Warm, sunny daysand cool ocean breezes have created anideal setting for outdoor tennis andpickleball. Make the most of the long daysby enjoying some late afternoon andevening tennis, which is always my favoritetime to play in the summer. We are excited about the upcoming eventsand tournaments this month. The LC JuniorTournament, now in its third year, is afantastic opportunity for our youngerplayers to showcase their skills andcompete in a friendly, competitiveenvironment. July has always been my favorite month fortennis, with Wimbledon around the corner.We are serving Strawberries and CreamRound Robin on Wednesday, July 17th, 10-12pm. Come dress in your whites and enjoya Pimm’s and Wimbledon-themed treats. It's with a heavy heart that we say goodbyeto Emily, our pro-shop manager. She hasserved us so well and has become a greatfriend, and we wish her all the best as shemoves to Colorado to pursue her MBA. Wewill miss you, Emily! Six more weeks of summer camps remain, Ifyou haven’t signed up yet, there’s still timeto join in on the action. CourtsideUpdate THE DIVOT | TENNISwith Matthew Berry COURT NEWS BACK TO CONTENTSUse your fingersto zoom in Summer Junior Clinics Forms

Tennis TipTeam News & Results We’re excited to kick off our Tri-Level USTA team season in July. Thefirst home match is scheduled for July 13th. This unique formatfeatures 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0 lines. Good luck to our LC Slice Girls as theylook to defend their title from 2023. Our A-team home matches have showcased some high-level tennis.It's been fantastic to see so many faces out to watch the guys playand support us. Be sure to come by for the next home match towatch our top tennis players in action. We are still trying to get everyone to fill out the Member Connectform, which only takes two minutes. This LC Connect form will helpus match you with tennis or pickleball players at your level. It's afantastic way to expand your network and enjoy more games thissummer and beyond. Access Connect Form Serve and volley is an aggressive strategy that puts pressure onyour opponent, much like the classic Wimbledon style of play. Toexecute it effectively, focus on a strong, well-placed serve thatpushes your opponent into a defensive position. Immediately movetowards the net after serving, keeping your racquet up and ready tovolley, aiming to cut off your opponent’s return and finish the pointquickly at the net, reminiscent of the legendary champions likeRafter, Sampras McEnroe on the grass courts of Wimbledon. THE DIVOTBACK TO CONTENTS

THE DIVOTBACK TO CONTENTSGet ready for an exciting summer at La Cumbre with alineup of fantastic events. Sign up on the mobile app.coming this summersaturday, july 27th | 3-5 pm

September 13th-15th Registration opens: June 1st | Registration closes: August 1st Tentative Schedule of matches: Friday: Round of 16 (after 4:30pm) Saturday: Quarterfinals and Semi-finals Sunday: Finals Events: Friday, 13th: BBQ at the courts + exhibition Sunday, 15th: Brunch and prizes TENNIS & PICKLEBALLTENNIS & PICKLEBALL2024 LA CUMBRE2024 LA CUMBRECOUNTRY CLUBCOUNTRY CLUB C L U B C H A M P I O N S H I PTennis Men's Open Singles Men's Open Doubles Ladies Open Singles Ladies Open Doubles Mixed Open Doubles 65+ Men's Doubles 65+ Ladies Doubles Pickleball Men's Open Singles Men's Open Doubles Ladies Open Singles Ladies Open Doubles Mixed Open Doubles 65+ Men's Doubles 65+ Ladies Doubles THE DIVOTBACK TO CONTENTSShould a draw have more than 16 players, a qualifying round will be scheduled betweenplayers before September 13th. Draws with less than six teams or participants will be canceled. REGISTER HERE

THE DIVOTBACK TO CONTENTSScorecard: team reportOur Men's team hit the midpoint of the season, climbing to 4thposition and extending their win streak to five matches. The Ateam tied and lost some tight matches this past month andneeds to put together complete matches to improve theirleague standings for the playoffs. The highlight of the month was our B team defeating the leagueleaders, SBTC, 3-2. Cliff Wyatt and Jim Copus played inspiringtennis to clinch the match at line 1, marking the first time we'vewon line 1 against the league leader in a couple of years. Mens Inter-club LC A loss Barbarian A 2-4 Winning Teams: Garrett Patton / Matt Berry, Aaron Webster / Roy Bryan LC A tied Knowlwood A 3-3 Winning Teams: Adam Webster / Taylor Goggins, Aaron Webster /Roy Bryan, Ronin Suzuki / Travis Logue LC A loss Yacht Club A 2-3 Winning Teams: Garrett Patton / Matthew Berry, Adam Webster /Aaron Webster LC B def COAC B 4-1 Winning Teams: Paul Kuhn / Pat McAllister, Jeff Pryor / JohnRasmussen, Chuck Spaulding / Mc Mcginnes, Carl Steffens / Gary Klass LC B def Knowlwood B 4-1 Winning Teams: Jeff Pryor / Pat McAllister, Cliff Wyatt / JohnRasmussen, Matt Scribner / Casey Brennan, Rich Belkin / Mark Schneiderman LC B def Yacht Club B 3-2 Winning Teams: Cliff Wyatt / Mac McGinnes, Carl Steffens / ChuckSpaulding, James Zmoleck / Mark Schneiderman LC B def TCSB B Winning Teams: Jim Copus / Cliff Wyatt, Paul Kuhn / ChuckSpaulding, Mark Schneiderman / Gunther Baumgartner

Words of Wellnesswith jarratT rouseHappy July,I wanted to talk to you all this month about growthsolutions. The premise of my article this month isabout making sure that when you are learning a newskill, enacting change in your life, or improving yourskills, you preemptively give yourself positive solutionoptions in case you hit a roadblock. The easiest way tocontextualize this concept is to explain therelationship between my daughters. Poppy is almosttwo and a half years old, and Tallulah is nearly tenmonths old. They love playing together, but it oftenends in Poppy being too heavy-handed or aggressivetowards Tallulah. Poppy never intends to hurt hersister initially, but it often ends that way. Here iswhere this concept of ‘growth solutions’ comes intoplay. Let’s say Poppy hits Tallulah. It is easy enough forme to say, “No, we do not hit our sister or our friends,”but that doesn’t provide a solution for her to put herenergy into. She is learning to manage and controlendless thoughts and emotions, and if she hears “NO”or “DON’T DO THAT” without any reasoning orguidance, her thoughts will be left to spiral evenfurther. Instead, I like to offer her options or solutionswhen these situations arise. I tell her that if she playswith her sister and becomes overly excited orfrustrated, she can clap her hands or wave her arms inthe air. At the same time, she dances, yells into apillow, or plays the drums on her thighs instead ofputting aggressive energy toward Tallulah. Many morewords and teaching strategies go into theseconversations, but I think this gives the gist of it. If Inever give Poppy a solution for channeling her energy,how would she know what to do when a stressfulsituation arises?Applying this concept to ourlives is simple. It doesn’t matterwhat our growth goals are, butwhat does matter is that we giveourselves action plans or acouple of simple steps to take ifwe hit a challenge along the way.If you have solutions in yourback pocket that are easy toaccess, the growth and retoolingwill happen a lot quicker. If youwant to better your connectionwith your partner, your easyreminder might be to put yourphone down. If you want toimprove your temper, yourreminder might be to take a stepaway and take a deep breath. Ifyou want to exercise more, yourreminder could be to get up andtake a short walk. If you want toimprove your communicationskills, your reminder might be toget 5-10 minutes of reading.Whatever your goals, I amchallenging you to preemptivelyprepare a handful of solutionsfor yourself so that you areready to act positively whenthings seem complicated.Growth SolutionsTHE DIVOT | FITNESSBACK TO CONTENTS

Monday6:30-7:10 AMHIIT & Circuit Training7:30 – 8:00 AMGolf & Tennis Conditioning8:00-8:45 AMGlutes & Core9:00-9:50 AMYoga Restore10:00 – 10:45 AMStrength & EnduranceWednesdayHIIT & Circuit Training6:30-7:10 AM7:30-8:10 AM11:00 – 11:45 AMGolf & Tennis ConditioningHIIT & Circuit Training9:00-9:50 AM 10:00 – 10:45 AMYoga Restore Strength & Endurance(intermediate)ThursdayTuesdayGlutes & CoreGlutes & Core9:00-9:40 AM9:00-9:40 AMStretch, Roll, and MobilityStretch, Roll, and Mobility8:15-8:50 AM8:15-8:50 AM10:00-10:30 AM11:00 - 11:45 AM11:00 - 11:45 AM10:00-10:30 AMBalance and StabilityYoga FusionYoga FusionBalance and StabilityFridayGlutes & Core 8:00 – 8:45AM9:00- 9:50 AM10:00 – 10:45 AM11:00 – 11:45 AMYoga RestoreStrength & EnduranceHIIT & Circuit Training CLASSES ARE COMPLIMENTARY, sign up on our new app REMINDER: Please cancel your class reservation if you are unable tomake it so members on the waitlist can be added! Thank you so much.Classes are all held in the Fitness Center unless further specified. Please RSVP onthe La Cumbre CC App. Classes may be cancelled without notice if no one RSVP’s.ALL CLASSES ARE COMPLIMENTARY. For more information, please call the fitnesscenter at (805) 618-9977. SEE CLASS DESCRIPTIONS HEREJULY SCHEDULETHE DIVOT | FITNESSBACK TO CONTENTS

We are excited to announce that Water Polo willbegin the second week of July! Join us everyTuesday and Thursday from 4-5 PM. To sign up, text or call Kenzi at (714) 872-7579.Please note that guests are only allowed ifaccompanied by a member.Swimwear is allowed in the pool area only and not in the bar area.Excessively revealing swimwear is not permitted. In the spirit offostering a family environment, coverups or shirts must be worn whenwalking on the pool deck, to and from the change areas, or whenseeking Food and Beverage service. Appropriate Clubhouse or Fitness attire must be worn when arrivingand departing from the pool facilities. Swimwear is not permittedoutside of the fenced areas at the pool, in the parking lots, clubhouse,fitness/racquets facility, close to the golf shop, or on any areas of thegolf course, including the golf side of the Patio Bar & Grill. ACTIVITIES WITH BOBBI & KENZIPOOL & PBG DRESS CODETHE DIVOT | POOLPOOL NEWSBACK TO CONTENTSMon/Wed/Fri 9-10 AMMorning Exercise ClassAges 4 -14 Mon/Wed/Fri 4-4:45 PmNovice Swim TeamCamp Sign-up We're looking forward to our swim team meetsand would love to see more swimmers participate.Find a buddy and dive in with us!Swim lessonwater polo Sign-up Information

THE DIVOT | DININGBACK TO CONTENTS on 30 years of culinary excellence at our club! Yourdedication and passion have delighted our membersand made every meal a memorable experience.to our esteemed chef ericHere's to many more delicious years ahead!CongratulationsCongratulationsCongratulationsCongratulations

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THE DIVOTEmployee anniversariesmembershipEric Widmer – Head Chef -30 yrsAgustin Galeana – Cook – 19 yrsLanita Pattenaude – 13 yrsInger Kelly – PB&G Manager – 7 yrsCarter Soto – Bartender – 3 yrsHector Acuna – Lifeguard – 2 yrsJuan Baldovino De Jesus – Greens – 1 yrMegan Garner – Lifeguard – 1 yrLucas Miller – Personal Trainer – 1 yrAdam Zubek – GM/COO – 1 yrSean Hechtconverted to Equity from Associate

2024 BOARD OF DIRECTORSAlan Hardenpresident@lacumbrecc.orgPRESIDENTHenning ThorsenVICE-PRESIDENTMike NicolaisJim ButtimerTREASURERSteve PinskerBOARD ADVISORGreg MossLONG-RANGE PLANNINGTracy JenkinsChris PortneyJohn Blair DIRECTORSKen BadishLA CUMBRE COUNTRY CLUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRSMike NicolaisFINANCETracy JenkinsMEMBERSHIPJim ButtimerMEMBERSHIP EXPERIENCEJohn Blair GREENHenning Thorsen GOLFChris Portney COMMUNICATIONSKen BadishRon BuschPBG & CLUBHOUSE RENORon Busch VIEW ALL COMMITTEES

LA CUMBRE COUNTRY CLUBSTAFF (ALL AREA CODES ARE 805)Jeff Cowan, 563-1614jeff@lacumbrecc.orgCONTROLLERBrooke Boccali, 798-4047brooke@lacumbrecc.orgCOMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORKris Butterfield, 563-1610kris@lacumbrecc.orgDIRECTOR OF PEOPLE & CULTURELanita Pattenaude, 563-1616hr@lacumbrecc.orgASST. DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS/HUMAN RESOURCESGOLF STAFF (805) 682-3131TENNIS, POOL & FITNESSLauren Lasocha 563-1615lauren@lacumbrecc.orgGOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTFelix ZaragozaASSIST. SUPERINTENDENTTravis Bregman, PGAtravis@lacumbrecc.orgINTERIM HEAD GOLF PRORitter Ganongritter@lacumbrecc.orgASSISTANT GOLF PROBobbi Houghton 705-5338bobbiteach@aol.comAQUATIC DIRECTORMatthew Berry 682-3143mberry@lacumbrecc.orgTENNIS PROJarratt Rouse 618-9977jrouse@lacumbrecc.orgFITNESS CENTERAaron Webster 682-3143aaron@lacumbrecc.orgHEAD TENNIS PROADMINAdam Zubekadam@lacumbrecc.orgGENERAL MANAGER/COOFOOD & BEVERAGEEric Widmer, CEC 563-1620ewidmer@lacumbre.orgEXECUTIVE CHEFAlex Gil, 563-1626alex@lacumbrecc.org PATIO BAR & GRILL SUPERVISORKathy Martininfo@lacumbrecc.org 687-2421RECEPTIONISTSPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATORNaomi Tsuda, 563-1622naomi@lacumbrecc.orgPATIO BAR & GRILL MANAGERInger Kelly, 563-1626inger@lacumbrecc.orgTom Narozonic, (805) 618-9031tom@lacumbrecc.orgDIRECTOR OF OPERATIONSMichael Garner, (820) 203-8745facilities@lacumbrecc.org ASST. FACILITIES MANAGER(805) 687-2421CLUB MAIN LINE (805) 722-7109 LCCC SECURITYFACILITIESElizabeth Stuartelizabeth@lacumbrecc.orgMEMBERSHIP MANAGERMichael Bremser, 563-1613michael@lacumbrecc.org BEVERAGE MANAGER

MEN’S LOCKER ROOMLunch: Tues. - Sat. 11:30 AM - 2 PMBeverages: Tues. - Sat. 11:30 AM - 6 PMHOURS OF OPERATIONMEMBER’S COFFEE STATIONPatio Bar: 8 AM-11 AM daily (coffee and fruit)Clubhouse Ledge or Terrace:8 AM-11 AM Tues.-Sun. / Mon.(coffee only)CLUBHOUSE DINING Lunch Buffet and Ala Carte:Tuesday - Saturday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PMSunday Brunch:11:00 AM - 2:00 PMDinner: Weds.-Sun. 5:00 PM - 7:30 PMPATIO BAR & GRILL HOURSBreakfast Tues. - Sunday 8 AM - 11 AM Lunch Sun. - Thursday 11 AM - 7 PM Fri. & Saturday 11 AM - 8 PM Bar Sun. - Thur. 11 AM - 8 PM Fri. & Sat. 11 AM - 9 PMOpen 7 AM - 8 PM7 days a weekPOOLMonday - Saturday 5 AM - 9 PMSunday 6 AM - 9 PMFITNESS CENTERMonday 7 AM - 6:30 PMTues - Sun. 7 AM - 8 PMRACQUETSDaily 7 AM - 5 PMRACQUETS SHOPLA CUMBRE COUNTRY CLUBWeekdays 7:30 AM - duskWeekends/holidays 7 AM - duskGOLF COURSEWeekdays 7 AM - 6 PMWeekends/holidays 6:30 AM - 6 PMPractice range hours as postedGOLF SHOP