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Crystal Coast Country Club ...where friends connect By Jim Hale How about that January weather—some days a brisk north wind and tem peratures in the 40s, and some days a light south wind and temperatures in the 60s. The latter was the situation on Sunday, January 9. The tennis and pickleball courts were full at 9 a.m., and the golf course was crowded ah day. Many of the golfers were in shorts and short sleeve shirts. February and March wiU surely bring some chills, but this winter season has been very friendly to club members who enjoy the outdoor sports. Andy Ipock and his crew have kept the course, especially the greens, in great winter playable condition for members and visi tors to enjoy. My favorite indoor club sport, dining, was great in January also. Chef Scott presented three special nights. First there was a Shrimp Boil featuring shrimp, kielbasa, corn on the cob and boiled potatoes from the pot. The boil was accom panied by coleslaw and hushpuppies. Then there was the ever-so-good Prime Rib dinner featuring melt-in-your mouth prime rib with a salad and side. If you’ve never had Chef’s prime rib, you should really make an effort to attend one of these special nights. Last was Pasta Night with choices of penne, fettirccine or spaghetti accompanied by marinara, meat, Alfredo or pesto cream sauce. Top pings of Italian sausage, meatballs or grilled chicken were also available. January also had the traditional Club Night every Wednesday and the always popular Burger Night every Friday. In addition to the regular menu, there are luncheon specials Wednesday through Sunday. No one goes hungry at the Crystal Coast Country Club. Some other regular club activities include the Ladies Golf Association monthly luncheon and the Members Duplicate Bridge every Friday afternoon. Of course, this month will bring a special Valentine’s Dinner and a Super Bowl Party. 2022’s Junior Spring Training After-School Golf Programs for ages 7-14 are now open for registration. There are two six-week programs available, one from March 14-15 to April 25-26 and one from May 2-3 to June 13-14. Contact U.S. Kids Golf Certified Coach Randy Taylor at the club for all of the details. It’s just about time for the posting of early golf, tennis and pickleball socials and tournaments for the year. Everyone is looking forward to lots of fun and competition on the course and the courts. Enjoy the nice weather when it sneaks in this winter. See you at the club. Recy:Uci paper productloK creaks 74 perceKt less atr pollulloK ai^dl perceKt less «6>afcer pollultoK kaK vlr9lK paper prodaclloK, Pickleball players enjoy lunch following the Pickleball Association tournament. Clockwise from left: Kate Taylor, PJ Barbour, Arleen Graczewski, Elaine Holt, Ida Mazzoni, Maria DeCandia, Ann Brooks and Sally Aman. —Photo by Kathy Faiandys viyard 10 The Shoreline I February 2022
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