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THE DIVOTMARCH 2024T H I S M O N T HWednesday, March 20 | 12:45 PM ShotgunMen’s Member-Guest Stag Tuesday, March 12, Thursday 14 and Tuesday 19WGA Club ChampionshipSunday, March 17 | 3:30 PM9 & Dine WGA Spring RingerFriday, March 1 - Tuesday, April 20in golfWednesdaysat 9:00 AMLadies Interclub3:00 PM Sunday, March 10 | Intermediate/AdvancedLadies Pickleball Mixerin tennisin diningSt. Patrick’s FestivitiesSaturday, March 16Easter Egg HuntSaturday, March 30Range ClosedDaylight Savings Time Begins in March 10th.Winemaker’s DinnerSaturday, March 2april 2024save the dateTuesday and Wednesday, April 30th and May 1stWomen’s Annual Member-GuestTuesday, April 30thSpring Ringer EndsTuesday, Thursday and Tuesday, April 9th, 11th, and 16thWomen’s Better Ball of PartnersEvery FridayNiner’s GolfWomen’s Guest DayThursday, April 4thWednesdaysLadies Interclub at 9:00 AMSaturdaysMen’s Day 8:30 AMFriday Wine & Music NightsTwo Fridays in April

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GM UPDATEAdam ZubekGM/COOEMAIL ADAMNine and Dine’s use the front nine holes for their shotgun andcompetition. Play will begin using a 3:30 PM shotgun start. Allother play must use the back nine holes after 3:30 PM.SUNDAY, MARCH 17 THNine & DineWith the time change we are beginning a pattern of using thelater 12:45 PM shotgun start. This month's stag will use a 2 + 2format. Foursomes will divide into two partnerships, eachplaying a better-ball Shamble. The two scores from the twopartnerships will be added together to produce a foursomescore. There will be awards for the best twosome and bestfoursome scores. Lunch precedes the 12:45 PM shotgun withdinner and awards after golf. Sign up through La Cumbre'sApp or contact the Golf Shop for assistance.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 THMen’s Member-Guest StagThe practice range will be closed on this day to accommodatethe Children’s Easter Egg hunt. A mid-afternoon opening ispossible depending on the amount of time necessary to clean-up and reset.SATURDAY, MARCH 30 THEaster Egg HuntTee off your weekend with a friendly 9-hole challenge atNiner's Golf every Friday! Perfect for all skill levels, our relaxedrounds promise fun, camaraderie, and a touch of competition.EVERY FRIDAYNiners Golf This monthly event will use an 8:30 AM shotgun. Open play willhave access to the golf course at approximately 11:00 AM.THURSDAY, MARCH 7 THWomen’s Guest DayRemember to set your clocks on hour ahead.SUNDAY, MARCH 10 THDaylight Savings BeginsWHAT'S HAPPENING ON THE Golf CourseTHE DIVOT | FROM THE GM | GOLFDear Members, I'm pleased to again announcethat we've hired a new golf coursesuperintendent, Lauren Lasocha. Please join mein welcoming Lauren to La Cumbre. [Clickhere]. I'd also like to thank our searchcommittee and Wayne Mills for their supportwith this search. As we embark on the La Cumbre CampusRevitalization, the Board has tasked our LongRange Planning Chair, Greg Moss, to engage themembers in helping to develop a North Star forthe club. Click here to read more, sign up, orget on the waitlist to share your thoughts onwhat makes La Cumbre so special.The week of March 11th, Brooke Boccali, ourDirector of Communications, will be launchingour new and improved Club App. Click here forlogin information, and stay tuned for moredetails on how you can use the app to stayconnected to the club. At the February Board meeting [Click here forthe Board Brief], the focus was on rules andthe role they play in setting a standard at LaCumbre. In the coming weeks, you will receivean updated copy of the rules, and we willhighlight key areas that members need to beaware of. Best regards,

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THE DIVOT | GOLFWhat's happeningon the Golf CourseNine and Dine’s use the front nine holes for their shotgun and competition. Play will begin using a 3:30PM shotgun start. All other play must use the back nine holes after 3:30 PM.SUNDAY, MARCH 17 THNine & DineTee off your weekend with a friendly 9-hole challenge at Niner's Golf every Friday! Perfect for all skilllevels, our relaxed rounds promise fun, camaraderie, and a touch of competition.EVERY FRIDAYNiners Golf With the time change we are beginning a pattern of using the later 12:45 PM shotgun start. Thismonth's stag will use a 2 + 2 format. Foursomes will divide into two partnerships, each playing a better-ball Shamble. The two scores from the two partnerships will be added together to produce a foursomescore. There will be awards for the best twosome and best foursome scores. Lunch precedes the 12:45PM shotgun with dinner and awards after golf. Sign up through La Cumbre's App or contact the GolfShop for assistance.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 THMen’s Member-Guest StagThe practice range will be closed on this day to accommodate the Children’s Easter Egg hunt. A mid-afternoon opening is possible depending on the amount of time necessary to clean-up and reset.SATURDAY, MARCH 30 THEaster Egg HuntThis monthly event will use an 8:30 AM shotgun. Open play will have access to the golf course atapproximately 11:00 AM.THURSDAY, MARCH 7 THWomen’s Guest DayRemember to set your clocks on hour ahead.SUNDAY, MARCH 10 THDaylight Savings Begins

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Hindsight is always 20-20. When we make adecision on the golf course, it’s easy to secondguess ourselves when the execution does notmatch the expectation. I have discussed whylaying up is not usually the best plan, but I thinkthe greater golfing population still needsconvincing. A common argument in favor oflaying up is that the average player struggles tohit longer clubs, so he will be less accurate.Consequently, the golfer would have had abetter chance from 100 yards in the fairwaythan in a greenside bunker or 20-50 yards fromthe green in the rough. The statistics illustratethat it is almost always better to be closer to thegreen rather than laying up to 100 yards in thefairway.We will examine the median distance left to thehole from a 100-yard shot in the fairway andhow close a golfer would need to be to thegreen to outperform that expectation fromother lies and distances. From 100 yards in thefairway, the average tour pro will leave himselfabout 16 feet to the hole. Amateur golfers willbe considerably farther away with an 80-golferat 28 feet left to the hole, a 90-golfer at 37 feetleft to the hole, and a 100-golfer at 46 feet leftto the hole. To outperform their shot from 100yards in the fairway, all three segments ofamateur golfers can be up to 70 yards away inthe rough and 30 yards away in the sand. Undernormal conditions and circumstances, beingcloser to the green is almost always a betteroption.The other consideration is that your lay-up shotis not a guaranteed fairway-finder. Many times,golfers will lay up into the rough, whichdramatically changes their expected outcomefrom that distance.Excluding circumstances that your ball ends upin a severely sloped lie or behind a tree, it’salmost always easier to hit your shot onto thegreen from a closer distance. Stack the deck inyour favor and commit to your shot knowingthat you have made the correct decision. The Lay-UpFallacyFROM TRAVIS BREGMAN, PGAFIRST ASSISTANT GOLF PROFESSIONALscan towatchTHE DIVOT | GOLF PROformance March 2024MEDIAN DISTANCE REMAINING (FEET)AverageTour Pro80-Golfer90-Golfer100-Golfer100 yds Fwy1628374670 yds Rough2127364450 yds Rough1721283530 yds Rough1216202420 yds Sand818242910 yds Sand7171922

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THE DIVOT | BOARD NEWSRemembering Wrangler:A Tribute to Our BelovedBorder CollieWith sad news Wrangler, the club’s border collie dog, passed away around Christmas. Hewas quite the force when he was younger. I picked him up from the border collie rescuein Hollister, California. He was a problem child. He would break out and try to herdhorses. He was rescued three times and brought back each time. Until I picked him up, Iknew we needed a dog with an over-the-top drive to work the coots, as most dogs getbored easily doing this. He was the right choice, and once we gave him a job every day allhis bad habits went away. He wanted and needed to work every day as a problem solver.One story to share about him. The first time the lake went dry, there were lots of fish thathad to be harvested and disposed of. So me and the staff went around the lake andpicked up fish. I then placed them in dug holes. He watched us, then went out and pickedup fish and put them in the excavated holes. That’s when I knew this dog was a superproblem solver. This is what Border Collies are known to be.Thanks for the work and good times RIP Wrangler. WaynePAGE 07

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Congratulations to Alicia Sinclair March Ace Day winner with a net 72! Conditions were tough dueto recent heavy rains. Helen Wiley had 27 putts making her reigning Putting Queen.The Ace of Aces Tournament has again been postponed to August 20 to make sure rain is not afactor. All the following Ace Day winners and card offs are eligibleto compete for 2023 Ace. wga newsFROM NANCY FALBERG, COMMUNICATIONS CHAIRACE DAY 2023PAGE 08JAN. 2FEB. 7MAR. 7APR. 4MAY. 2JUN. 6JUN. 11AUG. 1SEP. 5OCT. 3NOV. 7DEC. 5Ace - Annetta Patrick (Net 72)Card off- Jane Lodas (Net 72)- Karen Warshaw (Net 72)All will be eligible to play in the 2023 Ace of Aces TournamentLow putts - MJ Baumgartner (30)Ace - Helen Wiley (Net 66)Low Putts - Sally Smith (27)Ace - Tracy Jenkins (Net 70) - Card off with Jane Lodas (Net 70)Low Putts - Cynthia Krueger (27)Ace - Stina Hans (Net 70)Low Putts - Nancy Falberg (25)Ace - Marianne Carter (63)Low Putts - Nancy Falberg (29)Ace - Sue Wilcox (72)Low Putts - Sue Wilcox (27)Ace - Jane Lodas (67)Low Putts- Tie (28) Sally Smith and Maggie MarksAce - Chris Portney (69)Low Putts - June Brusse (23)Ace - Alicia Sinclair (67)Low Putts- Cynthia Krueger (27)Ace- Maggie Marks (70)Low Putts-Helen Wiley (26)Ace-Carol Fell (net 71) -card with Roberta Collier (net 71)Low Putts-Cynthia Krueger (29)Ace -Nancy Falberg (Net 69)Low Putts-Nancy Falberg (26)THE DIVOT | WGAWGA

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THE DIVOT | WGAThe Team Play began on January 11. However, the rain made scheduling difficult and the finalInteclub Gross and Birnam won net. Team Captains are Annetta Patrick and Alicia Sinclair.Gold Coast matches were to begin in February but again rain is an issue and two matches haveto be rescheduled. La Cumbre plays Alysal, Porter Valley and Woodland Hills. Signups areonline. Team uniform is a white shirt, navy bottom, with and red with you have, basically red,white and blue.The General Meeting will be on Tuesday, March 19 at 1 pm. Please plan to stay after golf/lunchfor this important meeting. Several changes are being discussed for 2024.MARCH 13WGA Board MeetingMARCH 21Team Play vs Porter ValleyMARCH 27Team Play at Porter ValleyAPRIL 2ACE DayAPRIL 4Guest Day APRIL 9, 11, 12, 16Better Ball of Partners TournamentAPRIL 30 - MAY 1Annual La Cumbre ClassicMember-GuestMARCH 12, 14, 19Club Championship(Gross and Net)UPCOMING 2024 EVENTS

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FIND YOUR PARTNERAND JOIN THE FUNTHE DIVOT | WGA EVENTSFIND YOUR PARTNER AND JOIN THE FUNCo-chairs: Noel Lucky-Ris & Mary BlairPlease call Mary or Noel for questions. 72 hour cancelation policyTUESDAY, APRIL 30TH - WEDNESDAY, MAY 1STTHST7 AM Breakfast & Warm up, 8:30 AM Shotgun StartLunch & Awards CelebrationThe ClassicThe ClassicWEDNESDAY, MAY 110am Player Registration & Warm-upGrab n’ Go Lunch, 12-Noon Shotgun StartCountry Club Pour Cocktails followed by DinnerTUESDAY, APRIL 30The ClassicThe ClassicWorthy Tee Prizes with Awesome Friends!Guest Practice Round Included Any Day of Your Choice.Entry fee: $475 member + guestSIGN UPONLINEA N N U A L M E M B E R G U E S TThe La Cumbre Women’s Classic

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THE DIVOT | NINERSThe rain wreaked havoc onNiner plans for the Super Bowl9 & Dine, causing it to becancelled, much to everyone'sdisappointment. However, theMarch 17th St. Patrick's themed9 & Dine is on the books andreservations can be made onyour La Cumbre app, or you cancall the pro shop to get signedup. Wear your Irish best andshow up at 3:00 in front of thepro shop for instructions;shotgun start is at 3:30. Niners NewsFROM JUNIE PREWITT, NINERS COMMUNICATIONS CHAIRPAGE 12RAIN HALTS NINERS' PLANS,RAIN HALTS NINERS' PLANS, ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION AHEADST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION AHEADNiners enjoying the beautiful sunshineFriday morning, front to back: NancyRosenthal, Jilly Winchester, MarianneCarter and Linda Bialla.

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Hello Niners! We have some Friday Play and Ringer Updates forYou! Niner’s Friday Play: We're really enthusiastic about getting a lot ofNiners out there on Fridays. So please know thatwe've adjusted our Friday morning timing a little bit. We’d like everyone to meet next to the Pro Shopevery Friday morning at 8:00 am. Once we're allgathered, we'll be forming foursomes. Our goal isfor all of us to be ready to tee off at the 10th tee boxby 8:15 am at the latest. This way, we’ll all get in fungolf together in the time block allotted to our entireNiner’s group. (Please come earlier if you’d like to hitballs or need time to get settled.) To reserve your spot, sign up Online between 8-8:30or give the Pro Shop a call. The time slots are justplaceholders. If you need to cancel, No Biggy! Justshoot the Pro Shop a quick message so we know notto wait for you.Also, we want to ensure we are keeping our Ninerfriendships going, so even if you can’t play on Fridayfor whatever reason, you are more than welcome tojoin us for coffee after we play, which typically isaround 10:15am.Ringer’s Game 2024 has Officially Started! For those of you who are new to Ringers, here's how you can participate inthis fun game that highlights your improvements. It starts this month, butyou can start anytime you’d like prior to the year-end celebration inDecember. 1. Starting Score: Begin by posting your starting score during Niner’s playon the back Nine starting this month, Feb 2024 on the Niners Ringer Board.2. Record Your Progress: After each game, simply pencil in any improvedscores per hole, if any, on the "Improved RINGER Scores Line" provided,and circle the score. 3. Leave Your Mark: Don't forget to leave your scorecard in the envelopetacked to the Ringer Board in the Women’s Locker Room. Yourcontribution helps remind all of us to do the same, and it makes this gameeven more enjoyable! 4. Year-End Celebration: At the Holiday Luncheon at the end of the year,we'll tally up your scores to determine your Most Improved/Best Scoreper hole for the back Nine. It's a fantastic way to see your progress andcelebrate your achievements! For more information regarding the Ringer Game, please contact ClaudiaThorsen at: claudia.thorsen@gmail.com Hope you're all weathering the storm. Wishing you all the Best! Linda Bialla, Below, a recent communique' from CommunicationsChair, Linda Bialla, to all The Niners:THE DIVOT | NINERSThe Niners are a casual all-level group who play the back nine holesevery Friday morning, beginning about 8:00. Casual groups are formed,and off we go! Coffee at the Snack Bar has become a tradition and is anexcellent way to get to know more Niners. Second Fridays are guestdays, and the last Friday of the month is a scramble, which everyoneenjoys! To join The Niners, dues are $25 per year, and an applicationform can be found on the La Cumbre CC website under GolfAssociations. Alternatively, you may contact Niner Chair NancyRosenthal nancyarosenthal@gmail.com or Communications Chair LindaBialla lindabialla@gmail.com to begin your membership. Sign-ups forFriday games can be done on the website or by calling the Pro Shop.JOIN THE NINERS: GOLF, TRADITION & COMMUNITYJOIN THE NINERS: GOLF, TRADITION & COMMUNITY

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COURT NEWS THE DIVOT | TENNISAs we eagerly await the arrival of more sunshine and drier days, there's plenty happening at the courtsto keep us excited. Men's Live ball is shifting to a new time slot on Monday evenings, from 5:30 pm to7:00 pm. This change promises a fresh and energetic start to the week for our players. A friendly reminder to all our members: with the increasing popularity of pickleball, please remember touse our app or website to reserve pickleball courts after 12:00 pm. This helps us manage the highdemand efficiently and ensures everyone gets fair access to the courts. Exciting news! The first phase of our much-anticipated court project is set to begin from March 21st toApril 8th. We're thrilled to see these improvements take shape and enhance our playing experience. In the spirit of community support, Laguna Blanca School has generously offered our members the useof their tennis facility from March 21-April 8th. LC members will have priority on the courts, with theexception of Laguna Blanca Tennis staff using the facility. Additionally, Cathedral Oaks has extended a similar offer to our members during our court resurfacingperiod. All LC members planning to use Cathedral Oaks during this time must register beforehand.Courts will be available during the times listed below.Monday-Friday 11:00 am to 3:30 pm and 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm Saturday and Sunday after 11 to the end of the day. In other news, we're excited to announce that due to popular demand, we'readding an additional week of summer camp from June 10th to 14th. During the construction period, if you have any questions or inquiries, please don'thesitate to stop by the pro shop for assistance. We're here to help make thistransition as smooth as possible for you. Register Here In tennis, tension and tightness can hinder your game, especially when moving backward on the court.This observation comes from watching many of our team matches in February. This tension canprevent you from transferring your weight effectively into your shots, leading to less power andcontrol. To counter this, focus on staying relaxed and loose, especially in your upper body and grip. When youfeel tense, take a moment to breathe deeply and consciously release any tension. As you move backward, concentrate on transferring your weight smoothly from your back foot to yourfront foot as you prepare to hit the ball. This will help you generate more power and accuracy in yourshots. Remember, relaxation is key to fluid and powerful movement on the tennis court. So, take a deepbreath, relax, and let your shots flow. racquets project planTennis Tip: Relaxing to Improve Shot Power

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It was a solid month for the La Cumbre Ladies Interclub teams. The A2s, Bs, and Cscontinue to hold onto first place in their respective leagues after delivering someoutstanding tennis performances against their rivals in February. One of the standout matches was when the C team triumphed over SBTC, securingvictory with two third-set tiebreakers. The team showed remarkable resilience,bouncing back after losing the first set on three lines. With the finish line in sight, onlya couple more matches remain in what promises to be a nail-biting conclusion to anamazing season. Team HighlightsScorecard Ladies Inter-clubTHE DIVOT | TENNISA Team Loss 1-3 Polo A Winning teams: Susan Vasquez / Millie Tadewalt Tied Santa Barbara Tennis Club 2-2 Winning Teams: Daisy Carlson / Shelly Fogg and KellyJensen / Millie Tadewalt B team Defeated Pierpont 4-0 Winning teams: Sheri Copus/ Macy Mcginness, FleaManion/Mellissa Katzenstein, Lauren Katz/LaurenBrennan, Karen Gray/Beth Magid Defeated Polo B 3-1 Winning teams: Lauren Brennan/Mellissa Katzenstein,Flea Manion/ Beth Magid, Angela Maloney/CrissyPrichard C Team Defeated Santa Barbara Tennis Club 3-1 Winning teams: Jane Nicolais/Lauren Brennan, CandyHedrick/Robyn Parker, Mikaela Puth/LeslieSchneiderman

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I had a conversation with a friend last month, and they were seeking someadvice on their eating habits. The conversation reminded me of the importanceof how we frame and implement changes to our routines when we are looking tobetter ourselves. The first question we tend to ask ourselves is, “What do I needto cut out of my diet or lifestyle to make the changes I want to see?”. It isextremely natural to think this way, and I am guilty of this myself. It isn’t evennecessarily a bad thing to ask yourself, depending on the type of person you areand how you motivate. My only concern about this thought is that it immediatelytakes you to a restrictive mindset. When we only focus on what we need toeliminate or restrict, it is easy to get the feeling that you are trapped and not freeto make your own choices. This ultimately leads to regression and bingeing ofthe things we want to get rid of or limit.Let’s make the first question we ask ourselves, “What positive behavior can I addto my diet or lifestyle to achieve the change I want to see?”. This questionempowers us rather than traps us. When we focus on adding the “good,” wehave less time to worry about the “bad,” and those undesirable habits tend todecrease and diminish naturally on their own. Let’s say my goal is to lose weight. There are a handful of ways (good and bad) toachieve this, and most of us will immediately gravitate to something along thelines of cutting calories or carbs as the solution. THE DIVOT | FITNESSAdding Positivesto Your RoutineWords of Wellness with Jarratt Rouse

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THE DIVOT | FITNESSGROUP FITNESSGROUP FITNESSSCHEDULESCHEDULEW E M A D E S O M E C H A N G E S T O T H EW E M A D E S O M E C H A N G E S T O T H E CLASS DESCRIPTIONSBe sure to take a look, and don’t miss outon trying our new TRX Suspension Trainingclass on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. These solutions very much can and would work to some extent, but this is wheremy challenge to you kicks in. I am not going to worry about what I shouldn’thave, but instead, I am going to prioritize my protein and water intake. If I focuson those two things, I will be significantly more satiated throughout the day. If Iam not as hungry, I will naturally eat fewer calories. If I hit my protein goal, mymuscles are less likely to cannibalize themselves for energy. The more musclemass on my body, the faster my metabolism is. The faster my metabolism, themore calories my body burns. If I hit my water goal, then I will be more hydrated.If I am more hydrated, my body is more open to making changes, such as fatloss, because it’s less likely to be in preservation mode. I know I just blabbed on for a while there, but I wanted to make a point. I verywell could have achieved my goal, and not once did I have to tell myself I couldn’teat or drink something. A life without pizza and cookies is not a reality I want tolive in. Next time you make a goal for yourself, take a step back and notice how you areframing the main challenges. If your goal only includes eliminating “bad” things,rework it to focus on adding the “good” things.With love,Jarratt Rouse

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ALL CLASSES ARE COMPLIMENTARYREMINDER: Please cancel your class reservation if you are unable to makeit so members on the waitlist can be added! Thank you so much.lasses are all held in the Fitness Center unless further specified. Please RSVP on the La Cumbre CC website or through the 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 fitness center at (805) 618-9977.MARCH SCHEDULE6:30-7:10 AMMondayHIIT & Circuit Training7:30 – 8:00 AMGolf & TennisConditioning8:00-8:45 AM9:00-9:50 AM10:00 – 10:45 AM7:30-8:10 AM7:30-8:10 AMGlutes & CoreYoga RestoreStrength & EnduranceTRX Suspension TrainingTRX Suspension TrainingWednesdayHIIT & Circuit Training6:30-7:10 AM7:30-8:10 AMGolf & Tennis Conditioning9:00-9:50 AM 11:00 – 11:50 AM10:00 – 10:45 AMYoga Restore Yoga Fusion 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 AM10:00-10:30 AMBalance and StabilityBalance and Stability11:00-11:50 PM11:00-11:50 PMYoga FusionYoga FusionFridayGlutes & Core 8:00 – 8:45AM9:00- 9:50 AM10:00 – 10:45 AM11:00 – 11:45 AMYoga RestoreStrength & EnduranceHIIT & Circuit TrainingTHE DIVOT | FITNESS

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SUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISAT123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930THE DIVOTMarch2024Women’s Golf 8:30 AMShotgunWomen’sBoard 9:00 AMWGA ClubChampionship TeeTimesWGA ClubChampionship TeeTimesMen's Member-Guest Stag12:45 PMShotgunWomen’s TeamPlay 9:00 AMShotgunWomen’s Golf8:30 AMShotgunNiners GolfWGA SpringRingerNiners GolfNiners GolfNiners GolfNiners GuestDayLadies Inter-Club 9:00 AMLadies Inter-Club 9:00 AMPickleball Mixer3:00 PMDaylight SavingsTime Begings31Easter SundayLadies Inter-Club9:00 AMMen’s Day8:30 AMSt. PatricksFestivitiesWinemaker’sDinnerEaster EggHunt RangeClosedEaster SundayBrunchTennis CourtsClosedRACQUETS . GOLF . SOCIAL . Course Opens2:00 PMCourse opens2:00 PMCourseOpens 2:00PM9 & Dine 3:30PM Course Opens2:00 PMWomen’sGuest DayWGA ClubChampionship TeeTimesWine andMusic Night Wine andMusic Night

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LA CUMBRE COUNTRY CLUB | THE DIVOTSTAFF (ALL AREA CODES ARE 805)GOLF STAFF (805) 682-3131TENNIS, POOL & FITNESSEvan Colavincenzo, PGA 563-1621evanc@lacumbrecc.orgHEAD GOLF PROWayne Mills 563-1615wmills@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 PROADMINFOOD & BEVERAGEMichael Garner, (820) 203-8745facilities@lacumbrecc.org ASST. FACILITIESMANAGER(805) 687-2421CLUB MAIN LINE (805) 722-7109 LCCC SECURITYFACILITIESJeff Cowan, 563-1614jeff@lacumbrecc.orgCONTROLLERBrooke Boccali, 798-4047brooke@lacumbrecc.orgCOMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORElizabeth Stuart, 563-1610elizabeth@lacumbrecc.orgMEMBERSHIP MANAGER / EXECUTIVE ASST.Lanita Pattenaude, 563-1616hr@lacumbrecc.orgHUMAN RESOURCESAdam Zubekadam@lacumbrecc.orgGENERAL MANAGER/COOJames Munro, 563-1612james@lacumbrecc.orgACCOUNTS PAYABLE/ ASST. CONTROLLEREric Widmer, CEC 563-1620ewidmer@lacumbre.orgEXECUTIVE CHEFAlex Gil, 563-1626agil@lacumbrecc.org PATIO BAR & GRILL SUPERVISORCarl Santiagocsantiago@lacumbrecc.orgPATIO BAR & GRILL CHEFJamie West jamie@lacumbrecc.org 618-9979CULINARY DIRECTORSPECIAL EVENTS COORDINATORInger Kelly, 563-1622inger@lacumbrecc.orgTom Narozonic, (805) 618-9031tom@lacumbrecc.orgDIRECTOR OF OPERATIONSKathy Martininfo@lacumbrecc.org 687-2421RECEPTIONISTHOURS OF OPERATIONMEN’S LOCKER ROOMLunch: Tues.-Sat. 11:30 AM - 2:00 PMBeverages: Tues.-Sat. 11:30 AM - 6:00 PMCLUBHOUSE DINING Breakfast Mon-Sun: 8:00 AM - 11:00 AMBuffet Lunch Tues-Sat: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PMA La Carte Lunch Mon-Sun: 11:00 AM - 4:30 PMLite-Fare Dinner Mon & Tues 11:00 AM - 6:00 PMDinner Weds-Sun: 5:00 - 7:30 PMMonday: 12:00 - DuskTuesday - Friday - 7:45 AM - duskSat, Sun & Holidays: 6:45 AM - duskPractice range hours as postedGolf courses closes at duskGOLF SHOPMonday: 2:00 PM - duskTuesday - Friday - 7:45 AM Sat, Sun: 6:45 AMGOLF COURSEOpen 7:00 AM - Dusk, 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 PMRACQUETSMORNING COFFEE7 days a week: 8:00 - 11:00 AMon the Terrace & in the Golf ShopDaily 7:00 AM - 5:00 PMRACQUETS SHOP

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