July/August 2022 A NEWSLETTER FOR THE CALLAWASSIE COMMUNITY
UPCOMING EVENTS
Fish Fry - July 2 Something fishy is happening at the Clubhouse. Join us for a family dinner experience. This southern tradition brings folks together with delicious food, great conversation, and the best
Fine Dining Night - August 5 Save the date for a culinary experience that never ceases to amaze and delight the palate. Menu details are coming soon, but we promise to deliver nothing but the best! Wine Down - August 17 Pop those corks and let ’ s mix and mingle! Waived corkage fees, let you show off your favorite bottles to friends and family in the comfort and convenience of the club. There won ’ t be any whining with the cheese at this event, only clinking glasses, and toasts to our health. Salud! Beer Tasting - August 20 This malty, hoppy beverage has been around for thousands of years and has a special place at our tables. It draws people together, creates friendships and a rich history with an avid following like that of the wine connoisseur. Taste your way through a selection of brews, discover something new and bring a friend! Tell us what you like so we can make sure our taps always pour your favorites!
company! See you at the fish fry! Fourth of July Event - July 4 Let us come together and celebrate our
independence surrounded by good food and fun. Offering the nostalgic diet of the holiday, including hot dogs, smoked chicken and more! Did you know Americans typically eat 150 million hot dogs on Independence Day, “ enough to stretch from D.C. to L.A. more than five times, ” according to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council . Let ’ s put that record to the test and make this the best one yet! Lobster Nights in July and August - July 22 and August 26 From the rocky shores of New England to your plate, enjoy the finer things in life by attending Lobster night at the club. With a menu artfully curated by Chef Clayton to best accompany the yummy star of the show, we advise you not to miss it!
ALEX CARRANZA – ASSISTANT CLUBHOUSE MANAGER
FAMILY - STYLE DINNER
“ Family Style ” Buffet Start House salad with ranch, blue cheese or balsamic dressing Mains Fried flounder with tartar sauce, cocktail sauce, or creole remoulade Fried shrimp Peel and eat shrimp Coffee rubbed flank steak Sides Old Bay seasoned red potatoes with corn on the cob and kielbasa Cole slaw Saturday, July 2, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. (reservations) at the Clubhouse
Dessert Cookies Watermelon wedges with sea salt
Ages 13 and up, $26+; ages 5 - 12, $12+; kids 4 and under no charge; Reservations: 843 - 987 - 2155 (RSVP by June 24) Cancellation without charge accepted up to 48 hours in advance of the event. We are happy to accommodate most dietary restrictions with sufficient notice. Please let us know if you have any questions about the menu. Country club attire.
COOKOUT AT THE RIVER CLUB POOL Monday, July 4, 12:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Mains Grilled Hot Dog Bar chili, slaw, kraut, red onion, cheese, relish, tomato, pepperoncini, cheese sauce, and bacon Sweet Tea Brined Smoked Chickens “ bama ” white sauce or carolina gold sauce Grilled Steak Sandwiches lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and hunters sauce aioli Sides Grilled and Chilled Summer Vegetable Platter
Summer Field Pea Salad Summer Melon and Fruit Desserts Peach Cobbler Ice Cream Sandwiches
Ages 13 and up, $21+; ages 5 - 12, $9+; kids 4 and under no charge Tournament players sign up for cookout (along with tournament) on ForeTees. Non - players call 843 - 987 - 2155 for reservations by June 25. Cancellation without charge accepted up to 48 hours in advance of the event. Casual attire. We are happy to accommodate most dietary restrictions with sufficient notice.
Friday, July 22, 6:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse LOBSTER NIGHT
Starter
Bibb Lettuce Salad with peaches, country ham, goat cheese, pecan, champagne vinaigrette
Entree
Steamed 1.25 lbs. New England Lobster with grilled corn, warm potato salad, drawn garlic butter
6 oz Filet Mignon (additional $30)
Dessert
Creme Brulé Napoleon with phyllo dough, almonds, berries
$69+; reservations: 843 - 987 - 2155 (RSVP by July 15). Cancellation without charge accepted up to 48 hours in advance of the event. Country Club attire.
SAVE THE DATE FOR THESE UPCOMING EVENTS MORE DETAILS COMING SOON!
Wednesday, July 13, 6:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse 70’ s NIGHT
Friday, August 5, at the Clubhouse FINE DINING NIGHT
BEER TASTING EVENT Saturday, August 20, at the Clubhouse
LOBSTER NIGHT Friday, August 26, at the Clubhouse
The “ Dog Days of Summer ” are here. We have heard this statement almost every summer, but where does it come from? And what does it have to do with dogs? This period is from July 3 to August 11. Some people will tell you that the “ dog days ” signifies hot sultry days that are “ not fit for a dog, ” others suggest it ’ s the weather in which dogs go mad. The phrase is actually a reference to the fact that, during this same time, the Sun occupies the same region of the sky as Siri- us, the brightest star visible from any part of the Earth and part of the constellation Canis Major, the Greater Dog. This is also why Sirius is sometimes called the Dog Star.
In the summer, Sirius rises and sets with the sun. On July 23, specifically, its path through the sky mirrors the Sun. Because the star is so bright, the ancient Romans believed it actually gave off heat and added to the Sun ’ s warmth. Thus, the term Dog Days of Summer came to mean the 20 days before and 20 days after this alignment.
Now, that we all know where the saying came from, how do you beat these “ dog days? ” One of the best ways to cool your body temperature down is by cooling your pulse points (wrists) and the back of your neck. Located at both the comfort stations, the Golf Staff has provided cold towels. We hope these help you beat the hot days. Please return the towels after use for proper laundering and daily replacement.
Upcoming Events: July 4
Par 3 Shamble
August 8 - 12
Closed for Aerification
CWGA: July 7
CMGA: July 5
Ladies ’ Day Ladies ’ Day Ladies ’ Day Ladies ’ Day Ladies ’ Day Ladies ‘ Day Ladies ’ Day
Men ’ s Day Men ’ s Day
July 14 July 21 July 28
July 12 July 19
Summer Member -
Member (1 Day) July 26
August 4 August 18 August 26
Men ’ s Day Men ’ s Day Men ’ s Day Men ’ s Day Men ’ s Day
August 2 August 16 August 24 August 30
WES GRANTHAM, PGA HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL
Save the date! The Fitness Center is celebrating it ’ s 5 Year Anniversary on September 21! There will be more information coming to you soon about the event. We are excited to celebrate 5 years in our beautiful fitness facility. Heading into the summer months, it is more important than ever to stay hydrated! Here are five simple tips to help you stay hydrated: (1) Drink the right amount of water for your body, half your body weight in ounces is the recommended amount (2) Keep a water bottle with you during all of your activities (3) If you find that you tend to forget to drink your water, set an alarm as a reminder
(4) Monitor your caffeine and alcohol intake, as both can lead to dehydration (5) If plain water is hard to stomach, or just gets boring, add some flavor.
We had a wonderful turn out at our first annual Memorial Weekend Murph and will be doing it again next year. If you missed your chance to participate, we will have a fun 4 th of July themed workout July 2 with Kelli. Be sure to register for class. Our summer aqua classes are back! You can try out Aqua Mix, a TABATA - style aqua class on Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m. for the entire summer, and get your heart rate up while splashing in the pool. If you want to slow it down, we have Aqua Barre and Yoga on Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. where you can tone your muscles and get a good stretch in, all while staying cool in the water. August brings us our next Blood Drive with OneBlood. Be sure to mark your calendar, August 8, from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. If it is your first time donating in 2022, Patty Dimetres will have a wonderful “ Thank you ” gift for your life saving donation. Keep an eye out for our August Meditation theme and date, with Sue Deyo.
DEANNA CARA – FITNESS DIRECTOR
Wimbledon Callawassie Style will not be held on the grass this year with the golf course construction underway. But we will be having a Wimbledon tennis round robin on the clay courts on Friday, July 10. Put on your best Wimbledon white tennis attire and come out and enjoy the tennis and the festivities. More information is to follow by email blasts as we get closer to the date.
With the summer weather ’ s temperature increasingly getting hotter, we now have the Pickleball courts reservation hours beginning at 8:00 a.m. Stopping time is still 6:00 p.m. For tennis we may begin at 8:30 a.m. and play until 9:00 p.m.
We have three mixed doubles teams playing USTA this year, and their playing schedules are posted on the Callawassie Tennis bulletin board. Next month our Combo league will get underway.
See you at the courts!
BILL HOPPE – TENNIS DIRECTOR
Tips to Stay Safe in Summer Months 1. Stay Cool • Stay in air - conditioned locations as much as possible. • If you are outdoors, take breaks from the heat, especially during the hottest part of the day. 2. Stay Hydrated • Drink plenty of fluids, even if you don ’ t feel thirsty. • If you are on a special diet or if you have end - stage renal disease or advanced congestive heart failure, ask your doctor how to stay hydrated.
3. Stay Protected • Avoid strenuous or high - energy activities. • Wear sunscreen.
4. Watch for Signs of Heat Stress • Muscle pains, cramps, or spasms, heavy sweating, paleness, dizziness or headache. • Rapid pulse • High body temperature (over 103 degrees)
TAMARA ATKINS – ASSISTANT SECURITY DIRECTOR
Leads (YTD through May 2022) Leads are new potential buyers of Callawassie Island homes. We get these leads largely from (1) Website – people share their contact info, (2) Facebook and (3) Resident referrals.
Date
May Leads
YTD Leads
5/31/2022 5/31/2021
81
682 669 2%
135
- 40%
Tours (YTD through May 2022) Tours are Realtor accompanied home visits with prospective buyers across the Causeway. Date Tours (May)
Total Tours (YTD)
5/31/2022 5/31/2021
36 28
169 243
28%
- 30%
Discovery Visits (YTD through May 2022) Discovery Visits are non - member 1 - 3 - day exploratory visits to our island. The people are generally searching for a place to move to that they can call home. Each is paired with an Ambassador for a schedule of golf, tennis, kayaking, dinner, etc., to ensure their experience is positive and informative.
Discovery Visits
YTD Discovery Visits
5/31/2022 5/31/2021
6 6
32 27
0%
10%
LINDSEY COOLER COMMUNICATIONS & MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR
CRES II AT CALLAWASSIE ISLAND SUBMITTED BY EMILY KEARNEY
YTD 5/31/21
YTD 5/31/22
YTD 5/31/21
YTD 5/31/22
Total Homes Closed:
52
22
Total Homesites Closed:
6
9
Average Sales Price:
$492,883
$747,000
Average Sales Price:
$94,000
$107,611
% Sales Prices/List Price:
99%
99%
% Sales Prices/List Price:
83%
98%
Average Day on Market:
167
59
Average Day on Market:
625
509
*Data collected from sales report 5/31/22
213 Callawassie Drive | $674,900 10 Dolphin Lane | $95,900 4 Mayon Point | $89,000 27 Spring Island Drive | $119,900 13 Osprey Circle | $9,900
18 Dolphin Lane | $1,350,000 62 Osprey Circle | $949,000 15 S Oak Forest Drive | $775,000 50 Spring Island Drive | $997,500 10 N Oak Forest Drive | $600,000 33 River Marsh Lane | $699,000 45 Osprey Circle | $700,000 46 Osprey Circle | $809,000 4 Heron Point | $649,300 3 Dolphin Landing | $2,000,000 7 Sequoia Court | $1,250,000 18 Tabby Point Lane | $995,000
SPOTLIGHT LISTINGS NEW LISTING
33 Sugar Mill Drive Listed at: $1,600,000 Incredible views & private dock Listing Agent: Emily Kearney, CRES II
NEW LISTING 3 Island Creek Court Listed at: $1,050,000
Golf course views & consolidated lots Listing Agent: Emily Kearney, CRES II
Contact your dedicated sales team today and see how we can help you take advantage of today ’ s market conditions. We can be reached at 843 - 987 - 2125.
EMILY KEARNEY SALES ASSOCIATE / REALTOR
SUBMITTED BY DEBORAH DYKES
The River Club kayak launch has been installed! Please see pics below. The kayak launch stabilizers, grab bars and safety rails are the last additions to our new dock, and will be completed (subject to supply chain cooperation) by the end of June for use during Kids Camp. Thanks to all Paddler ’ s Club members for completing our recent survey. The comments and information you provided will serve as a guide for activities and policies for the coming year. Key learnings include:
1.Need more weekend events (both on - island and off - island). 2.Add more social activities in conjunction with time on the water. 3.Add ecology education to on - island paddles. 4.Use technology for reserving club gear, communicating with members.
Moving forward, action items include revamping the Paddlers Club website to include new content; wind, weather and tide apps; safety practices, and interesting local paddling routes. In addition, we will develop a list of social activities at River Club, now that the new dock is in place.
Upcoming trips: - Friday, July 15, at 10:00 a.m., please join us on a one - way paddle from Lemon Island back to the Callawassie Island Paddler ’ s dock. We will then have a picnic lunch there or at the River Club. - Monday, August 22, 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., come paddle on this 3 - mile kayak excursion from the Russ Point landing to the large, ebb tide sandbar that separates Hunting and Fripp Island. We'll ride the tides both ways and stop for a leg - stretch. Stay at the beach area for the afternoon or grab lunch at Johnson's Tavern or Foolish Frog. - Thursday, September 15, 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Cuckholds' Creek. Meander down the beautiful backwater creek in the heart of the ACE Basin on this 4 - mile paddle. Highlights are the remains of the rice culture and mirror - like reflections of the landscape in the dark water.
Please make sure you select “ Callawassie Island Paddlers ” in your email selections under your website profile to receive information on all Paddler activities. Kayak trips are open to everyone so please share with your friends and neighbors. Joining the Paddlers Club is $15/ person annually and includes all the fun parties (with beer, wine, soda provided by the club). Please contact Deborah Dykes at 302 - 545 - 9445 or Deborah5186@gmail.com or Dick Eckhardt at 843 - 987 - 3515 or dickeckhardt@me.com to join.
SUBMITTED BY ROSEMARY WILLIAMS
The Photography Club will be taking its ’ summer break from meetings in July and August. I am reminded that one year ago, we were getting out for the first time after the Pandemic. It was the beginning of our “ new normal ”. Many are traveling to see loved ones for the first time in almost two years. Be sure to enjoy your summer!
Our next in - person meeting is Tuesday, September 13, in the Palmetto Room.
While you're out and about, capture some pics for the Fall Exhibit, “ A Few Of My Favorite Things. ”
Join Us: The Callawassie Island Photography Club (CIPC) welcomes all Callawassie residents to join us. Typically, meetings are held from 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month in the Palmetto Room. Arrive at 6:30 p.m. for social and mentor time and enjoy cookies and coffee. Dues are $20 annually, but you are welcome to come as a guest your first time to see if this club meets your expectations. For more information about CIPC, please visit our website at http://www.ciphotoclub.com or contact, Christine Reck by emailing christinereck@gmail.com .
SUBMITTED BY PAM PEPPER
For those of you, who are new to our Island, please know that when you shop Amazon Smile, you can designate Friends of Callawassie Island as your charity of choice. Amazon will then donate 0.5% of your purchase to FOCI. It ’ s easy! It ’ s free! Go to www.smile.amazon.com. We all shop online and when you shop Amazon Smile, we all Smile! PLUS, if you shop Kroger, you can enroll in their Kroger Community Rewards Program as well. It works the same way as Amazon Smile. Callawassie ’ s NPO number is 44126. This is the number that you will need to use in order for FOCI to receive a percentage of your Purchases. Again it is FREE! Go online to krogercommunityrewards.com and follow the instructions!
Mark your Calendar for the First Annual Rubber Duck Races!
What: A FOCI Fundraiser When: Monday, September 5, in conjunction with the Labor Day Cookout at the River Club Where: The River Club A little more detail: FOCI will be sponsoring a Rubber Duck race at the River Club this year during the Labor Day Cookout. Everyone can purchase their own rubber ducks for $5 apiece or 5 for $20. All ducks will race in the Colleton River the length of the new dock. The first ducks to arrive will win “ gag prizes ” and bragging rights! We are planning on having several races, so come on down and enjoy the fun! Ducks will be available the day of the race (and can be charged to your account) or, if you prefer, they can be purchased ahead of time by emailing, Scott Comes at scottcomes@hargray.com. Just let him know how many ducks you are interested in. More details to follow as we get closer to race day!
SUBMITTED BY GLENN MILLER An Introduction to the Callawassie Island Veterans of Foreign Wars Research Club
This club will meet quarterly to give its participants a chance to do their own research into their veteran's (mother/father, grandmother/grandfather, aunt/uncle, or brother and sister) military history. Glenn Miller, the club's organizer, found out when he started looking into his father's military history that whenever he contacted the Army's administrative offices or the National Personnel Records Center, it took a while to get a response from these agencies. The club's goal is to provide each person with the means and methods for discovering what their veteran did during their military career and possibly where they went. Most veterans, especially those who saw actual combat, are the most reluctant to talk about their military experiences. The hope is to inspire each individual to keep "digging" into the available sources (i.e., the internet, VFW offices, news articles, etc.) to discover information that can be passed down through their families.
If you are interested in participating in this newly formed club, please add the Veterans of Foreign Wars Research Club to your email preferences under your profile on the Property Owner's Only website. (www.callawassieisland.org).
Glenn Miller will send an email to those interested parties with information regarding the club's first meeting. You may also contact Glenn at 610 - 349 - 4748; ghm1119@ptd.net.
SUBMITTED BY KATIE STRICKLAND
Hello from the Callawassie Island Women's Club (CIWC)! This past month, our president, Mar- garetMary Gestaut, hosted a beautiful luncheon for the new Board members to meet with the outgoing Board. While we indulged in a delicious lunch of quiche, shrimp salad, sweet berries, yummy dessert and sips of champagne, the 2021 - 2022 Board shared their expertise and experiences of serving on the Board with the newbies. A good time was had by all. The new Board is very excited about taking on their new roles. They will be meeting over the summer to plan many fun and interesting programs and events for the upcoming year. Not yet a Women ’ s Club member? We would love to have you join us. It is a great way to meet your neighbors and get involved in the many activities on our beautiful island. The club typically has meetings from September to May, excluding January, on the second Tuesday of each month. Meetings are followed by an optional lunch especially prepared by the Chef. Did you know? If you plan on having visitors, don ’ t forget about the W ee Chicks and Lame Ducks! It is a wonderful program under the umbrella of the Callawassie Island Women ’ s Club and consists of an inventory of infant and young children ’ s equipment, from cribs to high chairs, car seats to toys and bikes. Items are up - to - date by recognized standards. They are a blessing for travelers who don ’ t or can't bring everything when they come to visit. The Lame Ducks inventory encompasses many items necessary while recuperating from an operation or during rehabilitation. Looking Ahead The Callawassie Island Women ’ s Club will kick off the upcoming year with a reception in September! Look for more information to follow, along with plans for our special programs and events. We wish you and your families a fabulously fun and relaxing summer!
SUBMITTED BY WENDY HILTY
Summer in Your Gardens Our gardens, like us, are starting to feel the heat. Plants in full sun may wilt by the end of the day and this is normal. It is not so much our hot days as our warm nights that affect our plants this time of the year. Plants exhale or transpirate water every day and they need a cool catch up time in the evening to retain their moisture. With our nights, they do not get that, so they look a little droopy. Best time to water our lawns and yards? Very early in the morning. I set my irrigation to run at 4:30a.m. If you water when the sun is hot, the water will just evaporate before it soaks in and is taken up by your plants. If you water at night, you run the risk of fungal disease because the ground will be damp all night. Water is too expensive down here to waste. Learn how to run your irrigation system to its greatest advantage and if the forecast is for rain, turn it off!
Be sure to visit the Garden Clubs Butterfly Garden while you are out and about. It is at the corner of Callawassie Drive and South Oak Forest. It will get more and more colorful as the summer progresses.
It is not too late to plant seeds for continuous bloom until December. A great trick from our President, Laurie Staple, is to use take out containers as mini greenhouses to start seeds. The clear top has vents and lets light in. Just poke a few holes in the bottom for drainage, add soil (seed starting mix is best), plant your seeds, and set by a window or on a porch. I grew many sunflowers using this trick earlier in the spring.
It is not too early to write a check for your ‘22 - ’23 Garden Club dues. Dues are $15 for an individual or $25 per family. Our treasurer, Laura Comes, would welcome your check in her mail tube at 14 Wild Magnolia Lane. Make checks payable to “ Callawassie Island Garden Club. ”
Our Facebook page is updated weekly with gardening tips and there is a blog written especially for newcomers to Lowcountry gardening at http://www.comyagardener.com.
SUBMITTED BY SCOTT ROWDEN
Adopt a Highway Pickup
We had a crew of six on May 25, 2022, who picked up along Callawassie Drive on Memorial Day weekend. The road was not too heavily littered, and we disposed of six bags with approximately 65 pounds of trash. Carolyn, the person who records the hours involved in the pickup, totaled about eight including advertising for volunteers and disposal of the trash. I would say plastic bags as waste is down over the past year, but the beer cans are making up for the bags during the warm weather. We will attempt another pick - up prior to the 4th of July if the weather is favorable and there are enough volunteers. Callawassie residents and the Ecology Committee continue to promote the ecological health of the area in which we live. If you would like to be notified about the next pick - up and participate in this worthy effort, contact Mary Filak at Shatzie2@aol.com.
SUBMITTED BY DOUG WALTERS Results from the 2022 Redfish, Trout, and Flounder Tournament The competition was tough, and the fish were even tougher to find in this year ’ s Redfish, Trout, and Flounder Tournament. The tournament, which lasted 7 days, saw most anglers fishing multiple days in their quest to catch the largest total length of fish in each of the three categories (most anglers now practice “ catch and release ” technique to preserve the stock of fish in our waters). After the week was over and the results were tallied, Mike Karas took the top prize for having the largest total for all 3 species. Mike also topped the Trout category, with Andy Hudick winning the Redfish category, and Ray Diaz winning the Flounder category.
Jerry Nerad and Doug Walters presenting Mike Karas and Andy Hudick with their awards
Next Event The next Tournament (in the planning stages) will be for Spanish Mackerel, King Mackerel, and Bull Redfish. These are the species that inhabit the reefs and sand bars lying off the Low Country beaches. The club members received a briefing on how to catch these fish at their June 20 th meeting when they heard from Captain “ Rico ” Pollitzer, an accomplished charter boat captain, who shared his knowledge about how, when, and where to fish for these species.
Captain Rico Pollitzer with King Mackerel
For information about the CI Fishing Club, contact Jerry Nerad (843 - 473 - 0211, jnerad46@gmail.com) or Doug Walters (609 - 576 - 3707, macdouglas22@gmail.com).
SUBMITTED BY CAROLYN LANE
The 2022 Callawassie Chorus is Seeking New Members!
Have fun singing with friends and neighbors? All voice sections are needed, and the ability to carry a tune is the only requirement!
First fall rehearsal is Monday, September 12 Come at 2:45 p.m. to pick up music
(Chorus rehearsals are held Mondays from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the Palmetto Room)
Contact Bill Robertson, Chorus Chairman at 404 - 803 - 0844 or by email at wrobertson02@gmail.com.
SAVE THE DATE Christmas Concert Friday, December 9, and Saturday, December 10
MANAGEMENT CONTACTS
The Tidings is a publication for Callawassie Island. It is published online monthly, except for the combined July/August issue, and can be viewed by logging into the Members ’ website at www.callawassieisland.org. Please send articles and digital photos to lcooler@callawassieislandclub.com.
Jeff Spencer, General Manager jspencer@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 7012
Laurie Stewart, Executive Assistant lstewart@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2142
ISSUE
DEADLINE
David Spivey, Assistant General Manager dspivey@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 7013
September
August 10
October
September 10 October 10
Clayton Rollison, Executive Chef crollison@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2145
November
Ed Romano, Clubhouse Manager eromano@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2146
2021 - 2022 CIPOA BOARD Ken Hilty, President ken.hilty@gmail.com | 843 - 987 - 0002
Alex Carranza , Assistant Clubhouse Manager acarranza@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2148
Jennifer McMahon, Club Concierge jmcmahon@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2143
Ed Reck, Vice President edward.sinick@outlook.com | 843 - 295 - 8100
Wes Grantham, Head Golf Professional wgrantham@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2137
Bill Hoppe, Tennis Director bhoppe@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2150
Mark Igou, Treasurer migou1954@gmail.com | 804 - 317 - 2465
Deanna Cara, Fitness Director dcara@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 3679
Deborah Diehl, Secretary dhdiehl1951@gmail.com | 410 - 262 - 8766
Lindsey Cooler, Communications & Membership Director lcooler@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2737
Jeff Bieselin bieswax@msn.com | 631 - 219 - 4676
Billy Bagwell, Director of Agronomy wbagwell@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2131
Denny McGuirk dennymcg@gmail.com | 847 - 343 - 1095
Larry Hindall, Building Maintenance Director lhindall@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 3619
Pat Parkinson parktomsa@aol.com | 843 - 505 - 1782
Bill Wilkins, Facility Maintenance Engineer bwilkins@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 422 - 3762
Maggie Denison, Marketing Manager mdenison@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2125
Pam Rape pam4ace@gmail.com | 704 - 517 - 2959
Tamara Atkins, Security Director tatkins@callawassieisland.com | 843 - 987 - 2151
Ed Sinick edward.sinick@outlook.com | 843 - 645 - 2007
176 Callawassie Drive | Okatie, SC 29909 | 843.987.2125 | CallawassieIsland.com
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