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Dining & Social EventsContentsClick the section to navigate.JUNE 2024This Month at LCCCJuly Upcoming EventsFrom Adam Zubek, GM/COOClub CalendarWomen’s AssociationNinersGolf ProFormanceFrom The CourtsFrom Fitness CenterFrom The Poolg 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 bHours of OperationBoard of Directors & Stafflacumbrecc.org

THE DIVOTBACK TO CONTENTSin golfin racquetsjune 2024This MonthLEARN MORETuesdays | 8:30 AM ShotgunWomen’s GolfThursdays, June 6th, 13th, 21st, and 27th | 5:00 PMMen’s Inter-ClubSaturdays at 8:30 AMSaturday, June 29th | 3:00-5:00 PMMen’s Day Pickleball Social MixerWednesdays, June 19th | 10:30 - 12:30 PMLadies Interclub Live-ballin diningThe Lime Truck | June 21st | 4:30 PKFood Truck FridaysFriday- Sunday11:00 AM - 3:00 PMBBQ at the PoolSunday, June 16thFather’s Day BBQFriday, June 14thWine TastingWednesday, June 12th | 12:45 PM ShotgunMen’s Member Guest StagFriday, June 14thFor Aerification | June 17th-20thThe practice tee (driving range) will be open Mon. 6/17- Thur 6/20, 12 PM to 7 PMNiners Guest DayCourse ClosedSunday, June 9th | 3:30 PM9 & Dine

Tuesday, July 2nd | 8:30 AM ShotgunWomen’s Golf Ace DayThursday, July 11th | 8:30 AMWomen’s Guest DayThursday, July 4th4th of July Couples TournamentWednesday, July 17thMen’s Member Guest Stagin tennisFriday - Sunday, July 12th - 14thLC Junior Tennis TournamentSunday, July 21stPickleball MixerThursday, July 4th4th of July BBQTHE DIVOTBACK TO CONTENTSjuly 2024Events are subject to changeSave the datein golfTuesday, July 30th | 8:30 AM ShotgunWomen’s Summer Golf Summer MixerSaturdays at 8:30 AMMen’s Day Wednesdays at 9:00 AMLadies Interclubin dining

THE DIVOT | FROM THE GMDear Members, As we hopefully welcome some summer sunshine, I’m looking forward to seeing the clubfull of activity. This season brings with it a host of opportunities to enjoy all the amenitiesbefore the Clubhouse construction begins this fall. Congratulations to the La Cumbre Women's Interclub teams and team captains, BessScribner, Jane Nicolais, and Sheri Copus (cover), on bringing home the championship!We have our own tennis and pickleball championship starting in September, and you canregister here.Lauren and her team have done an outstanding job keeping the course in great playingcondition, and as we come out of aeration next week, we have a lineup of tournamentsand events for all players. Dining Experiences: Chef Eric and his culinary team are creating a summer menu that highlights fresh,seasonal ingredients. Whether you're dining in the clubhouse or enjoying a casual meal atthe Patio Bar (opening July 4), you're in for a treat. Speaking of the patio bar... Patio Bar & Grill Opening: We're excited to announce the grand opening of our new Patio Bar & Grill over the July4th weekend! This updated space promises to be the perfect spot to unwind with friendsand family, offering a relaxed atmosphere, delicious food, and an environment thatoffers something for everyone. May's Board Brief: Please click here to view May’s Board Brief:I look forward to seeing you around the club, as always if you have any questions pleasefeel free to reach out at any time. Warm regards, From Adam Zubek, GM/COOAdam ZubekGM/COOBACK TO CONTENTS

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THE DIVOT | GOLFBACK TO CONTENTSThe Foundation’s mission is to provide support for the children andspouses of our fallen and disabled Armed Forces and First Responderfamily members. Since 2007 the Folds of Honor Foundation, inpartnership with the PGA & USGA is proud to have awarded over52,000 educational scholarships nationwide. This year the applicationsfor scholarships from the Folds of Honor Foundation has doubled fromjust two years ago. The Folds of Honor goal is to “leave no familymember behind”. As you are all aware, the La Cumbre Country Club CampusRevitalization Projects involving the Patio Bar & Grill, Clubhouse andGolf Course are under way. These projects will be in various stages ofcompletion and will impact our member’s utilization of these amenitiesfor the next couple of years. As a result, our annual La CumbrePatriot’s/Folds of Honor Day event will be somewhat downsized for2024 and 2025. We are optimistic that the regular La Cumbre Patriot’sDay events will resume in 2026. We are in the preliminary planning stage for our October 2024 event andmore information will follow in the coming months. We are workingclosely with the Golf Committee and General Manager in developing aplan for these transition years. We are very appreciative of their support. La Cumbre has been a strong supporter of Folds of Honor. Through itsPatriot’s Day events the Club has raised nearly $500,000 to help fundeducational scholarships for Armed Forces and First Responder families. The Folds of Honor Foundation is very grateful for the ongoing supportfrom our La Cumbre membership families even during these CampusRevitalization Projects. FROM THE FOLDS OF HONOR FOUNDATION- THANK YOU LA CUMBREFAMILIES! The La Cumbre Patriot’s/Folds of Honor Day Committeea Cumbre Patriot’s/Folds of Honor Day is an annual eventwhere we recognize and honor our La Cumbre veteransand provide support to the Folds of Honor Foundation.Folds of Honor was founded in 2007 by Colonel DanRooney, former F-16 pilot and PGA professional. LA CUMBRE PATRIOTSLa Cumbre Folds of Honor CommitteeL

THE DIVOT | GOLFBACK TO CONTENTSOverall Gross ChampionsJordan Scott, Glenn Carter – 218Los Amigos Final ResultsVideo RecapThank you to all our Los Amigos participants for a great event, and congratulationsto our overall net champions, Alex McGeever and Randy Kopf, and our overallgross champions, Jordan Scott and Glenn Carter! Amazing golf with great friends iswhat makes La Cumbre special, and we hope to see all our amigos next year! Overall Net ChampionsRandy Kopf, Alex McGeever – 201view full results photo album

THE DIVOT | GOLFBACK TO CONTENTSThe list of unwritten rules for golf islong and obscure. Most golferslearn these rules from moreexperienced golfers, but there’s nocomplete and universally acceptedlist. How and when to play throughis a topic that is often discussed, soI will set the record straight andgive you a guide to playing throughon the golf course.First, we must understand when itis appropriate for a group to playthrough another group on the golfcourse. From holes one throughfifteen, a group should be allowedto play through another group. Byhole sixteen, there is nooverwhelming benefit to playingthrough another group, so golfersshould simply enjoy the last fewholes. Spacing on the golf coursemust also be considered. If there isnot at least one full hole open infront of a group, then a group doesnot need to extend the invitation tothe group behind them, and thegroup behind should not ask to playthrough either. The only exceptionwould be if a group could clearlysee several open holes beyond thetwo groups in front of them, whichwould be a rare occurrence. If thatis the case, then the group wantingto play through should ask eachgroup’s permission to skip thoseholes and move to the open hole infront, so neither group will everhave to wait. Second, how and when do you ask agroup to play through on the course?The lead group should be aware of thegroups behind them. If the groupbehind is waiting and there is an openhole in front of the lead group, the leadgroup should invite the other group toplay through. To minimize wait time,the lead group should tee off, and thenwait by the tee to allow the groupbehind them to tee off and pass. If thelead group does not invite the groupbehind to play through when there isan open hole in front, it is appropriatefor the group behind to politely ask thelead group for permission to playthrough them. For some golfers, thissituation can feel confrontational, buteveryone has the same goal of having agreat time. If the ask is polite andfriendly, then the response is usuallypolite and friendly in return.Most pace-of-play situations on thecourse are the result of a lack ofcommunication. Often, groups waitbehind a slower group for a few holeswithout being invited to play through,so tension continues to rise until itreaches the boiling point. In many ofthose scenarios, the lead group alsofeels pressured to play faster, soneither group can enjoy their round.Someone simply needs to start theconversation. The next time you are inthat situation communicate with theother group as soon as possible, andeveryone will be able to enjoy theirround of golf. PLAYING THROUGHFROM TRAVIS BREGMAN, PGAINTERIM HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL

THE DIVOT | GOLFBACK TO CONTENTSOUTSIDE SERVICESOUTSIDE SERVICES STARTING ROSTERSTARTING ROSTERBlake is a Santa Barbara native and beganplaying golf at age 14. Blake graduated from theProfessional Golfers Career College and isworking towards his PGA Class A Certification.His goal is to become a head golf professionaland lead an operation in Santa Barbara orScottsdale. Handicap - 1Garrett joins us from Sacramento, CA, but mostof his family lives here in Santa Barbara. Garrettstarted playing golf at age 12 and is currentlyworking towards his PGA Class A Certification.His goal is to become a head golf professionalin Santa Barbara.Derrick grew up on the golf course as his fathermanaged a course in Taiwan. After moving to theUS at 11, he was recruited to play golf at OregonState University. He completed his economicsdegree at UCSB and is working towards his PGAClass A Certification to become a director ofinstruction at a golf club. Handicap - 0Trystin was raised in Malibu and played cluband high school soccer. Trystin is our sportsstatistician with a focus on Premier LeagueSoccer and the NFL. He is currently studyingeconomics with the goal of becoming a sportsagent or soccer club general manager.Handicap - 15

THE DIVOT | GOLFBACK TO CONTENTSThe 2024 Chase Tournament Committee invites you toparticipate in the 65th Chase Member Guest. The Chase is theLa Cumbre’s premier annual golf tournament to be heldSeptember 19th-21st.The 2024 tournament format will be the same as previousyears: an optional Thursday afternoon golf event followed byour Welcome Cocktail Party. The competition commencesFriday morning with three nine-hole Fourball matches. Thetwo final Fourball matches are played on Saturday morning. The ten flight winners and two wild card teams will competein a horse race Saturday afternoon to decide the overallchampion. The 2024 Chase Tournament promises to be the highlight ofthe year! Thank you to our 2024 Chase Committee Chairmen: HenningThorsen, Dave Gronsky, Len Rosenthal, and Brian Realmonte. Tournament Format:Sixty member-guest teams compete in ten flights. Eachteam plays a nine-hole match against the other five teamsin their flight in Four-Ball Match Play (Better Ball ofPartners)Points will be awarded in each match (One point per holewon, a half point per hole tied, one additional point forwinning the match, and a half additional point for halving amatch)The team with the most accumulated points after all fivematches wins their flight and advances to the final horserace. The two teams with the highest point totals that do notwin their flight will earn wildcard spots into the final horserace.Sept. 19th-21stWelcome to 2024 SeasonLearn More Sign up now! Entries close july 1st

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WGA NEWSWGA NEWSFROM NANCY FALBERG, COMMUNICATIONS CHAIRTHE DIVOT | WGABACK TO CONTENTSAugust 11thAugust 11th 1:00 pM shotgun1:00 pM shotgunSHOTGUN 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 COMPETITION

WGA NEWSWGA NEWSFROM NANCY FALBERG, COMMUNICATIONS CHAIRTHE DIVOT | WGABACK 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 play | CARTS REQUIRED due to midway break in playTeams determined by July 31 index & assigned by Pro Shop | Plated 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 Y

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.

NINERS NEWSNINERS NEWSFROM JUNIE PREWITT NINERS COMMUNICATIONS CHAIRTHE DIVOT | NINERSBACK TO CONTENTSay Gray did not stop Niners fromgathering on May 10th for their annualSpring tournament and luncheon, chairedby Lauren Katz and Danielle McCaffery, themed "Birdies & Butterflies". The first-place winnerswere Amy Pryor, Linda Bialla, and Danielle McCaffery.Second place went to Cynthia Frohling, Rosa Choi,Candy Short, and Barbara Rack. Closest-to-the-Pinwinners were Candy Short on 17, Marnie Pinsker on 11,and Barbara Rack on 13. Lauren Katz did a great job ondecor and favors - she found butterfly-covered golf ballsand butterfly-ball markers to mark for each place inaddition to setting colorful butterflies aloft atop patchesof real green grass. Citrus glazed salmon withpineapple/mango salsa was a big hit, but an even biggerhit was the "Hole-in-One" brownies!The next 9 & Dine will be held on June 9th with a shotgunstart at 3:30. The theme will be "Beach Blanket Bingo," sostart listening to your favorite Beach Boys tunes and getin the groove! Players will gather in front of the pro shopat 3:15 for instructions. You can sign up for this fun timethis afternoon by using the La Cumbre app or calling thepro shop. Dinner-Only reservations are available bycalling Events Coordinator Inger Kelly at 805-563-1622.This event has a 72-hour cancellation policy.M

July 14, 20249 & DINESIGN UP HERE OR IN THE GOLF SHOP.Drinks and dinner following in Terrace A 3:30 PM SHOTGUN FOR NINER MEMBERS ONLY72 HOUR CANCELLATION POLICYTHE DIVOT | NINERSBACK TO CONTENTS

THE DIVOT | NINERSBACK TO CONTENTSBarbara Rack won closest to the pin on No. 13Second Place Winners:Cynthia Prohling, Rosa Choi, Candy Short and Barbara RackMarnie Pinskerwon closest tothe pin on No. 11Candy Shortwin closest tothe Pin on No. 17First Place Winners: Amy Pryor, Linda Bialla and Danielle McCaffreyDanielle McCaffery and Lauren Katz Luncheon ChairsLauren Katz' butterfly table decorand "Hole-in-One" brownie dessertpictures fromSpring Luncheon on May 10thButterfliesButterfliesBirdiesBirdies &

May team play ended with a bang, and we're thrilled to sharethe news that our amazing ladies' teams brought home 3 outof the 4 Interclub championships! The C team, led by JaneNicolais and co-captain Lauren Andrews, are repeatchampions. Their incredible team spirit shone through asthey won by the smallest of margins in an epic run to thefinish. The B team, led by Sheri Copus and co-captain FleaManion, had a dominant season, winning 59 sets anddropping only 12. Their dominance in the league was trulyoutstanding. The A2 team, led by Bess Scribner and KellyJensen, secured their second title in three years. Theirincredible depth and strategy played a key role in theirsuccess. We are all incredibly proud of our ladies' teams thisseason! Are you looking for other members to connect and playwith? We’ve created an LC Connect form to help match youwith tennis or pickleball players at your level. It's a fantasticway to expand your network and enjoy more games thissummer and beyond. Courtside Update THE DIVOT | TENNISwith Matthew Berry COURT NEWS BACK TO CONTENTSOur summer junior session begins June 17th. We willcontinue all clinics and programs in the afternoonsthroughout the summer. Click the button below to register. ACCESS CONNECT FORMSUMMER JUNIOR CLINICS FORMS

Tennis TipTeam News & Results Serve Rallies GroundstrokesAs we move through May with its gray skies and heavy fog, it's a greattime to reflect on how weather conditions can impact our game. Thecold and heavy conditions we've seen at the French Open inspired meto consider how we can use the weather to our advantage on the court. In cooler, heavier air, the ball doesn't travel asfast. Focus on adding more spin to your serves tomaintain control and consistency. A well-placedspin serve can be more effective than sheerpower in these conditions. Look to stretch youropponent out wide and finish points off withyour second shot. With the dampness, rallies can last longer. Staylow, keep your knees bent, and be patient.Construct your points thoughtfully, aiming forprecision rather than trying to hit winners tooearly. Use angles to open the court rather thanblasting your way through opponents. Aim to drive through the ball, as heavy spin ismost effective in hot, dry conditions. In cooler,damp weather, a more penetrating shot will helpyou maintain control and keep your opponent onthe defensive. Drop shots will also be moreeffective as the ball wont bounce as high. This is the first time a team has successfully won 3 out of the 4 divisions—an incredible achievement by our outstanding ladies' teams. Men'sInterclub kicked off with some close matches in the A league. The B's hada slow start but finished the month with a win, looking to improve theirstanding on the table. The Super Seniors finished their season on a high,beating the City Rocket men to end an improved season. Special thanks toall our spring team captains for organizing and volunteering their time tomake LC a great place for Interclub play. THE DIVOTBACK TO CONTENTSVIEW FULL TEAM NEWS AND RESULTS

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 summerJune 19th, 10:30-12:30 pmJune 29th 3:00-5:00 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

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Words of Wellnesswith jarratT rousei friends and happy June! I was talking with one of myclients recently and she thought that tenacity anddetermination would be great topics for my nextwords of wellness. I loved that idea so here we are!The French Open is going on right now and running alongone of the stands on Court Philippe Chatrier, which is aquote attributed to Roland Garros. "Victory belongs to themost tenacious," proclaimed Garros, the pioneering 20th-century aviator after whom the French Open venue is named.Tenacity is the quality displayed by someone who just won'tquit — who keeps trying until they reach their goal. Thequote spoke to me because it focuses on the fact that thevictor or winner is determined by effort and effort alone. Wecan all control effort and it breathes hope and opportunityinto every challenge someone might face. In everyday life,tenacity means pushing through setbacks, whether they areprofessional, personal, or health-related. It is aboutmaintaining focus and effort despite the temptation to giveup. Tenacity fuels the ability to keep going, transformingfailures into stepping stones towards success. Determinationcomplements tenacity by providing the inner drive necessaryto set and achieve goals. The Power of TenacityTHE DIVOT | FITNESSBACK TO CONTENTSH

THE DIVOT | FITNESSIt is the force that propels individuals to pursue their dreams andaspirations with a clear vision and purpose. Determinationinvolves setting clear objectives and steadfastly working towardsthem, regardless of the challenges that arise. In the broadercontext of life, tenacity and determination are not limited toextraordinary feats like we may tend to associate them with. Theyplay a crucial role in everyday scenarios, such as pursuingeducation, advancing in careers, and maintaining relationships.These qualities help students overcome academic challenges andachieve educational goals. In the workplace, employees whoexhibit tenacity and determination often climb the corporateladder and drive innovation.Tenacity and determination are the twin pillars that support thejourney through life’s challenges. They transform obstacles intoopportunities and pave the way for personal and professionalgrowth. By embracing these qualities, individuals can confidentlynavigate life’s uncertainties, ensuring that their efforts lead tomeaningful and lasting success. Whether striving for personalgoals or overcoming life’s inevitable hurdles, tenacity anddetermination are the keys to unlocking one’s full potential. Also, when you are feeling down or defeated, just remember thequote from Roland Garros and change your perspective. You onlyever lose if you give up, so stay tenacious, my friends! With love,Jarratt RouseGROUP FITNESSGROUP FITNESSSCHEDULESCHEDULEor view schedule >CLASS DESCRIPTIONSBACK 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 HEREJUNE SCHEDULETHE DIVOT | FITNESSBACK TO CONTENTS

POOL ACTIVITIESPOOL ACTIVITIES WITH BOBBY HOUGHTON WITH BOBBY HOUGHTONCamp starts this month. Campers will be at the pool onweekdays 11 am-12:30 pm. Please plan your lap swimmingaccordingly. Let’s hope for beautiful, warm weather!Mon/Wed/Fri 9-10 AMMorning Exercise ClassAges 4 -14 Mon/Wed/Fri 4-4:45 PmSign-up informationNovice Swim TeamCamp Sign-up It is becoming popular with warmer weather, and summer ishere, so sign up with Bobbi or Kenzi for times that work for you.We can also help train swimmers for junior guards.Swim lessonWant to learn water polo? We can do that too. Come takeadvantage of expert instruction.$150 a month (full month is more than 5 or more)$100 for half a month (half a month is 4 or less)water poloDINING AT THE POOLDINING AT THE POOL Each weekend, weather permitting, enjoy a rotating actionstation featuring favorites like burgers, tacos, or California tri-tip, priced $10-$14 with chips or salad. Our pool menu is alsoavailable for more options!Fri/Sat/Sun 11AM - 3PMBBQ BY the poolFriday, June 21, from 4pm-7pm, members can enjoy tasty food trucktacos and more and a curated bar selection in the Pool parking lot. Friday, June 21, 4- 7PMFood Truck - the lime truckDive into a curated selection of fine wines. Sip, savor, and celebratewith us in the clubhouse Friday, June 14. Details in the weekly email.Friday, June 14, 5 - 6:30PMwine tastingTHE DIVOT | FITNESSPOOL NEWSPOOL NEWSBACK TO CONTENTS

THE DIVOT BACK TO CONTENTSThursday, July 4th Thursday, July 4th Tossed Green Salad Red, White, and Blue Pee WeePotato Salad All-American Cole Slaw Fresh Fruit-Watermelon Wedges Mediterranean Farro salad Heirloom Tomato SaladTossed Green Salad Red, White, and Blue Pee WeePotato Salad All-American Cole Slaw Fresh Fruit-Watermelon Wedges Mediterranean Farro salad Heirloom Tomato SaladPeach Cobbler & Strawberry Cobbler Brownies and Cookies Cherry Pie and Apple Pie Cookies Sundae Station, Hot Fudge and BerriesPeach Cobbler & Strawberry Cobbler Brownies and Cookies Cherry Pie and Apple Pie Cookies Sundae Station, Hot Fudge and BerriesNo breakfast (member continental) or lunchservice. Dinner Buffet BBQ from 4 PM - 7 PM No breakfast (member continental) or lunchservice. Dinner Buffet BBQ from 4 PM - 7 PM Regular ala carte menu 11 AM to 8 PM Bar open 11 AM to 9 PMRegular ala carte menu 11 AM to 8 PM Bar open 11 AM to 9 PMGrilled Beef Tri-tip Carved withSalsa, Chimichurri, and Horseradish Grilled BBQ Chicken Halibut Fish Tacos B.B.Q Baby Back Ribs Wagyu Beef HamburgerHotdogs and Garden Burgers Slow-roasted BBQ Pulled Pork CONDIMENTS AND TOPPING BAR Ketchup, mustard, relish, pickles,tomato, lettuce, cheese, bacon,onions, jalapeno, baked beans, cornon the cob, garlic breadGrilled Beef Tri-tip Carved withSalsa, Chimichurri, and Horseradish Grilled BBQ Chicken Halibut Fish Tacos B.B.Q Baby Back Ribs Wagyu Beef HamburgerHotdogs and Garden Burgers Slow-roasted BBQ Pulled Pork CONDIMENTS AND TOPPING BAR Ketchup, mustard, relish, pickles,tomato, lettuce, cheese, bacon,onions, jalapeno, baked beans, cornon the cob, garlic breadCLUBHOUSECLUBHOUSEPATIO BAR & GRILLPATIO BAR & GRILL4:00 PM7:00 PM4:00 PM7:00 PMC E L E B R A T I O NC E L E B R A T I O NPOOLSIDEPOOLSIDEOF FUNOF FUNSATELLITE BAR | 11 AM TO 5 PMSATELLITE BAR | 11 AM TO 5 PMFace Painting, Watermelon Eating ContestSnow Cone Machine, Art StationFace Painting, Watermelon Eating ContestSnow Cone Machine, Art StationSmash Burgers & All Beef Dogs 11 AM TO 4 PMSmash Burgers & All Beef Dogs 11 AM TO 4 PML A C U M B R E C CP R E S E N T SL A C U M B R E C CP R E S E N T SCOLD BUFFETCOLD BUFFETDESSERTDESSERT$49 for 16 years and up, $28 for 10-15 and $15 for 4-9 years$49 for 16 years and up, $28 for 10-15 and $15 for 4-9 yearsHOT BUFFETHOT BUFFETr e s e r v e h e r e o r o n t h e a p pr e s e r v e h e r e o r o n t h e a p p

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THE DIVOTEmployee anniversariesRaul Quezada, 26 years, GreensBobbi Houghton, 24 years, PoolFrancisco Gantes-Mancilla, 17 years, GreensLuis Miguel Galeana Abrego, 16 years, GreensJose Corrales, 8 years, GreensFrancisco Flores, 10 years, Greens Michael Bremser, 3 years, BartenderMartin Rodriguez, 2 years, GreensLiliana Quezada, 2 years, Food RunnerEmma Patrick, 2 years, Fitness CenterTrystin Christopherson, 2 years, Outside ServicesEmily de Moor, 1 year, TennisWilliam Samarin, 1 year, MaintenanceSamuel Ashton, 1 year, Outside ServicesHenry Boeger, 1 year, Outside ServicesSophia Mills, 1 year, Hostess

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.orgFIRST ASSISTANT 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 SUPERVISORJamie West jamie@lacumbrecc.org 618-9979CULINARY DIRECTORKathy Martininfo@lacumbrecc.org 687-2421RECEPTIONISTSPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATORInger Kelly, 563-1622inger@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 SECURITYFACILITIES

MEN’S LOCKER ROOMLunch: Tues.-Sat. 11:30 AM - 2:00 PMBeverages: Tues.-Sat. 11:30 AM - 6:00 PMHOURS OF OPERATIONMEMBER’S COFFEE STATION7 days a week: 8:00 - 11:00 AMon the Terrace & at the PoolTues-Sunday 7:30 AM - 11: AM on the Golf ShopPATIO BAR & GRILL HOURS (STARTING IN JULY)Breakfast Tues. - Sunday 8:00 - 11:00 AM Lunch 11:00 - 6:00 PM Sunday through Thursday11:00 - 8:00 PM - Friday and Saturday Bar Sun-Thur 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM Fri & Sat 11:00 AM - 9:00 PMCLUBHOUSE DINING A La Carte Breakfast: Weds.-Sat. 8:00 -11:00 AMSunday A La Carte Breakfast: 8:00 - 12:00 PMLunch: Mon. & Tue. 11:00 AM - 6:00 PMWed-Sunday: 11:00 AM - 4:30 PMLunch Buffet: Tues.-Sat. 11:00 AM - 2:00 PMDinner: Weds.-Sun. 5:00 PM - 7:30 PMWeekdays 7AM - 6PMWeekends/holidays 6:30 AM - 6 PMPractice range hours as postedGOLF SHOPWeekdays 7:30 AM - duskWeekends/holidays 7 AM - duskGOLF COURSEOpen 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM, 7 days a weekPOOLMonday - Saturday 5:00 AM - 9:00 PMSunday 6:00 AM - 9:00 PMFITNESS CENTERMonday 7:00 AM - 6:30 PMTuesday - Sunday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PMRACQUETSLA CUMBRE COUNTRY CLUBDaily 7:00 AM - 5:00 PMRACQUETS SHOP