Army Navy Country Club October 2024 E-Newsletter
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ANCCF & Book Orders
3
Social & Dining
4-11
Golf
12-17
Fitness
18-21
Racquet Sports
22-23
Junior Activities
24-25
Membership
26-27
CLUB OFFICERS
Chairman of the Board: Mr. Raighne C. Delaney Club President: Mr. Matthew Bravo Club Vice President: MAJ Jordan T. Gray, USA Club Secretary: Col D’Anne Spence, USAF, Ret. Club Treasurer: Mr. John H. Ladd General Manager/COO: Mr. Patrick King, CCM, CCE
CLUBHOUSES
Arlington Clubhouse 1700 Army Navy Drive Arlington, VA 22202 (703) 521-6800
Fairfax Clubhouse 3315 Blenheim Blvd Fairfax, VA 22030 (703) 359-5825
ANCC FOUNDATION DID YOU KNOW?
Daniel’s Run Evolution Daniel’s Run was named for William O’Daniel, who in 1724 received a grant from Thomas, the Sixth Lord Fairfax, of 400 acres south of Accotink Creek and bisected by the current Blenheim Boulevard. The Run was originally a lazy, winding stream which flowed from its source at a spring near the current Fairfax City Hall to Accotink Creek. To learn more about Daniel’s Run, click here. ANCC Centennial Books We are pleased to report that our Centennial Commemorative book will be arriving in mid October and will soon be available for purchase! In addition to chapters recognizing Heroes We Have Known and our Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, the book offers a pictorial history of our property and the leaders who’ve helped shape the club. The book also celebrates our superb dining, golf, racquet and aquatics facilities while also paying tribute to our members and staff. An email with a link to pre-order books will be sent soon!
ARLINGTON CLUBHOUSE
To place an order, click here. Restaurant Hours of Operation The clubhouse closes at the following times: Monday-Thursday: 12 midnight Friday-Sunday: 1:00 AM
Grille
Upcoming Events
Tuesday - Saturday 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Centennial Celebration on 9 November Lottery Registration opens 2 October
Sunday 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM Monday 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Tuesday - Thursday 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM Friday & Saturday 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM Stars & Stripes
Pub Night Trivia on 14 November Registration opens 15 October Author Series with Alex Kershaw on 14 November Registration opens 16 October Thanksgiving Celebration on 28 November Registration opens 29 October
1924
Tuesday - Thursday 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM Friday & Saturday 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM Sunday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
Hops n’ Harvest
Thursday, 17 October 7:00 PM and 10:00 PM 5 Star Ballroom & Rooftop Terrace
Scotch & Cigars Under the Stars
Friday, 4 October & Friday, 11 October 7:00 to 10:00 PM Ground Level Patio at Arlington
Join us as we celebrate the Fall season at ANCC Arlington! We’ll be offering a variety of brews for tasting and a menu inspired by the flavors of Fall. Maximum of 4 people per registration. Live Music! Dress Code is Casual - Tank tops that can be worn as undershirts, midriff baring shirts, jean shorts, cut-offs, shorts that do not fully cover the buttocks, frayed or ripped clothing is not permitted. $61 per person Club Cancellation Policy in effect Click here to register
Registration opens on Thursday, 5 September at noon. $81 per person - includes 2 cigars, scotch tasting, light bites & a tasting glass to take home Dress Code is Casual - Tank tops that can be worn as undershirts, midriff baring shirts, jean shorts, cut-offs, shorts that do not fully cover the buttocks, frayed or ripped clothing is not permitted. Club Cancellation Policy in effect Registration required
Sunday, 27 October 5 Star Ballroom at Arlington Session I: 11:30 to 1:00 PM Session II: 2:00 to 3:30 PM Session III: 4:30 to 6:00 PM Seating will be Open Picnic Style $39 Adults | $23 Children Ages 5-11 | $6 Children Ages 2-4 Maximum of 6 people per registration. Price includes a Halloween-themed buffet, games, pictures, and our haunted house! Dress Code is Casual. Costumes Encouraged! Tank tops that can be worn as undershirts, midriff baring shirts, jean shorts, cut-offs, shorts that do not fully cover the buttocks, frayed or ripped clothing is not permitted. Club Cancellation Policy in effect Halloween Celebration & Haunted House
Thursday, 10 October Williamsburg Room Hors d’oeuvres & Cocktails (chit bar) - 6:30 PM Speaker - 7:15 PM | $20 per person Club Cancellation Policy in effect Click here to register Author Series with Dr. Jennifer London and Larry O’Connor - WMAL Hosts - “Cocktails and Character”
Author Series with Michael Paradis at ANCC Arlington
Thursday, 24 October Williamsburg Room Light Refreshments - 6:30 PM Speaker - 7:15 PM | $6 per person Club Cancellation Policy in effect Click here to register
Do You Know the Clubhouse Rules of Attire?
As the summer season has officially begun at the Club, we’ve entered one of the busiest times here. When at the Club, members and guests are expected to adhere to the Rules of Attire as outlined in the Club Rules. We’re often asked what this means and with the Rules of Attire having recently been clarified/updated, we’d like to take this opportunity to remind you of some highlights relating to the Clubhouse rules of attire. As a general rule, you must always dress in a manner appropriate for a country club setting, and clothes must be clean, dry, and appropriately fitted. As a member, you are responsible for making sure that your family and guests follow the Rules of Attire as you enjoy the Club. If you see or experience an issue that requires attention, please inform our staff so they may address it appropriately, and if requested, please follow their instructions. Your failure, or the failure of your family or guests, to comply with the Rules of Attire will result in disciplinary action as outlined in the Organizational Manual. If you have a question about the Rules of Attire, please send an email to rulesofattire@ancc.org . A full copy of the Rules of Attire may be found on the Club’s website here or by scanning the QR code below:
Answer Key 1. False . Midriff baring shirts are prohibited in the clubhouses. (Midriff baring shirts are prohibited on either campus of the Club.) 2. False . Jean shorts are prohibited in the clubhouses. (Jean shorts are prohibited on either campus of the Club.) 3. False . Baseball caps, visors, or other types of headwear may not be worn inside Stars & Stripes or anywhere else inside either clubhouse (including the Arlington Grille Terrace, the 1924 Terrace, the Arlington clubhouse roof deck, and the Fairfax Mixed Grille Patio), except that decorative headwear that is not a baseball cap or visor may be worn by women and headwear for medical conditions is also permitted. 4. At Arlington, the statement is False – soft spike and spike- less golf shoes may be worn on the Ground and First floors only of the clubhouse. At Fairfax, soft spike and spikeless golf shoes may be worn in the clubhouse. 5. The statement is False for men, but True for women. Women are permitted to wear sandals (and similar open- toed footwear) in both Casual attire and Country Club Casual attire venues. Men are only permitted to wear such footwear in Casual attire venues. Thus, after 5pm men are prohibited from wearing such footwear in 1924 (including its Terrace), the Eisenhower Lounge, and the Sun Room. 6. Both answers are correct. Jeans may be worn in Casual attire and Country Club Casual attire venues provided they are not torn, ripped, frayed, cut off, patched, raw hem, tattered, or ill-fitting. In the picture, the jeans on the right are permitted; the jeans on the left are prohibited. 7. False . Until 5pm Casual attire is acceptable. After 5pm only Country Club Casual attire and above are permitted in 1924 (as well as its Terrace, the Eisenhower Lounge, and the Sun Room). 8. False . Shorts with inseams of less than 4½” are prohibited. 9. False . Swimwear is not permitted in the clubhouses except for in the locker rooms if not wet. When entering ether clubhouse, you must proceed directly to/from the locker rooms if in swimwear, and appropriate shoes, shirt and/or cover ups are required. 10. False . Athletic/Fitness attire is not permitted in the clubhouses except for in the group fitness areas, the locker rooms, and Stars & Stripes.
Do you know the Clubhouse Rules of Attire? 1. Midriff baring shirts are permitted in the clubhouses. True or False? 2. Jean shorts are permitted in the clubhouses. True or False? 3. Baseball caps, visors, and other types of headwear may be worn inside Stars & Stripes. True or False? 4. Golf shoes may be worn in the Arlington Grille, 1924, and the Fairfax clubhouse. True or False? 5. Sandals are permitted in Casual attire and Country Club Casual attire venues. True or False? 6. Jeans, like these pictured below, are permitted in the clubhouses. True or False?
7. Casual attire is acceptable in 1924 at all times. True or False? 8. Shorts with inseams of less than 4½” are permitted in the clubhouses? True or False? 9. Swimwear may be worn in the clubhouses. True or False? 10. Athletic/Fitness attire may be worn in the clubhouses. True or False?
FAIRFAX CLUBHOUSE
Monday to Wednesday: 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM Thursday to Sunday: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM Pavilion on the Green (POG) Monday: Closed Tuesday: 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM (Bar open until 5:00 PM) Wednesday to Saturday: 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM Sunday: 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM *Closing at 3:00 PM on Wednesday, 2 October for the Spanish Wine Dinner Mixed Grille & Patio Hours of Operation
4 October - Mixed Grille Dinner Specials 11 October - Taco Night 18 October - Stir Fry Night 27 October - Kid’s Buffet in the Grille Friday Nights in Fairfax Every Saturday Evening Mixed Grille and Patio from 5:00 to 8:30 PM $36 Adults (12 and up) and $24 Children (5-11) Join us on Saturday evenings for the ever-popular Prime Rib Buffet. Prime Rib Buffet
5th Annual Pumpkin Patch Friday, 25 October 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM Sunday, 27 October 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Come out and Vote! Staff Halloween Pumpkin Carving and Costume Contests Register for a 90-minute time slot 3:00PM-4:30PM or 4:30PM-6:00PM Reservations Open Thursday, 3 October at 10:00 AM Cost is $5 per person Children 3 and under complimentary (includes all activities and select food and beverage) Pick Your Own Pumpkin (optional) pre-order or purchase onsite while supplies last. In addition to pumpkins, we plan to have- hayrides, moon bounce, obstacle course, fall treats and beverages. Please click here to register for the 3:00 PM time slot Please click here to register for the 4:30 PM time slot
Shrimp Night Wednesday, 16 October 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM Adults $36 | Children(5-11) $24
Please click here for the menu and to register Thanksgiving Buffet at FFX Thursday, 28 November Seating times are 12:30 PM and 3:00 PM $55 Adults 12 and up| $30 Children Ages 5-11 | $10 Children Ages 2-4 Reservations Open Monday, 28 October at 10:00 AM Maximum party at a table is 10 people. Parties of 11 people or more will be seated at adjacent tables to the best of our ability. Please make all seating requests at time of registration. Dress Code is Country Club Casual (collared shirt and slacks for men, like attire for ladies-no denim) Please click here for the 12:30pm seating time Please click here for the 3:00pm seating time
Golf Shop Credit & Gift Certificate Redemption
With less than 90 days until Christmas, this is a great time to use your credit book and gift certificates toward merchandise in the Golf Pro Shop!
Change in Golf Shop & Course Hours
ANCC Club Championship The ANCC Club Championships is the tournament that matches your golf skills one-on-one with each of your fellow competitors. The championship this year will be contested over one weekend – October 12, 13 & 14, 2024 at the Fairfax Course and will include both a Men’s and Women’s Division. Entries will be available online beginning 12 September and will close on 8 October. For complete tournament information and to enter, click here . Thanksgiving Scramble Can you believe Turkey Day is just around the corner? It’s time to get your team together for the 27 th Annual Thanksgiving Scramble scheduled for Saturday, 2 November at the FFX course. This has become one of the most anticipated tournaments of the year. It is a great way to start the holiday season, get out with friends and enjoy a fun day of golf before that bad Washington winter hits! Entries will be available online beginning 2 October so do not delay. The field is limited to the first 42 teams and the event sells out quickly every year! For more details and to enter, click here . Please note that beginning 4 November 2024 through 31 March 2025 the Golf Shops will be open between the hours of 7:00AM and dusk (except for Extended Holiday Shopping Hours on Tuesday and Thursday evenings – open until 7:00PM at Arlington). Extended Holiday Shopping Hours will run from 25 November – 19 December. The golf courses will be open between the hours of 7:30AM and dusk.
GOLF Upcoming Events Arlington 18 October - Fall One Day Member Guest 21 October - Golf Outing 27 October - Junior Club Championship Day 2 28 October - Golf Outing Fairfax 7 October - Golf Outing 12-14 October - Club Championship 20 October - Mixed Couples 26 October - Junior Club Championship Day 1
Register for the golf tournament or the dinner through the tournament webpage by clicking here . Volunteers will be extremely important to the success of this tournament. We will need volunteers to help with registration, managing gift bags, driving drink carts, and setting up for the dinner among other tasks. Shifts will be 4 to 8 hours depending on how much time you have to share. We would like to have 15-20 volunteers to allow for shorter shifts. To sign up, notify us by email at YRF.volunteers24@gmail.com and let us know the best way to contact you and if there is a particular task you would like to do to support this tournament. Yellow Ribbon Fund is a nationally known veteran service organization that has provided critical support to more than 33,800 military families over the past 20 years. By holding this tournament each year at Army Navy, the Fund has raised more than $2.7 million. Please help the club support with this exceptional organization.
Yellow Ribbon Fund Wants You During Army Navy’s Centennial year, the club is pulling out the stops to make this year’s Yellow Ribbon Fund Golf Tournament the most successful in our 17 years of partnering with this worthy nonprofit that supports wounded veterans. The tournament will be on 28 October on the Arlington course and includes lunch and dinner. Army Navy members are asked to participate in a number of ways: by signing up for a foursome or other sponsorship levels, by attending the dinner on the evening of the tournament, or by volunteering your time. Spots are still available for foursomes and sponsors.
2024 Senior Stroke Play Championship
Congratulations to our 2024 Senior Stroke Play Champions, Scott Salmon in the Men’s Division, and Andi Carpenter, in the Women’s Division. In the Men’s Division, the championship came down to a playoff between Scott Salmon (Round 1 Leader), Kevin Dillard, and Pat Mullin, who both erased a 3 shot deficit to force the playoff. One the second playoff hole, Scott’s consistent play seemed to be the difference as he claimed the title. In the Women’s Division, Andi Carpenter had a 4 shot lead going into the final day, however Margaret Ann Connors wasn’t going down without a fight, birdieing White 4 at Arlington, to make it interesting coming down the stretch. Andi eventually held off the charge to win by a single shot, capturing her first ever Senior Stroke Play title. Congratulations to our Co-Champions in the Super Senior Division, David Knorr and Michael Lange, as well as our Legends Champion, Dennis Murphy. Full event results can be found by clicking here .
Scott Salmon
Andi Carpenter
Under Coach Jimmy Kowalski, the 13U ANCC All-Star Team has established itself as a strong perennial contender in the Mid-Atlantic golf region. After battling it out in a tough Sectional Championship at Montgomery (MD) Country Club, the team earned a historic third straight trip to the PGA JR Regional Championship held in early September at the Maple Dale Country Club in Dover, Delaware. The two-day Regional tournament featured the top eight teams from the Mid-Atlantic region, Delaware, and New Jersey. At stake: A trip to the PGA JR National Championship in Frisco, Texas. After losing five veteran players from last year’s team, this year’s All-Star team was a mix of veterans and rookies: Charlie Wisniewski, Ryan Totte, Nate Miller, Conner Vaughn, Robbie Connor, Cate Mallon, Jake Collins, Colin Puffer, Dillon Parekh, Brooks Coffee, and Christopher Szymanski. Mason Dinh and Mitchell “The Big Bopper” Moore also contributed to the team in early season matches. Eight junior golfers participated in a two-person scramble format to kick off the event. The Day One pairings had Charlie and Cate first off the tees for ANCC, followed by Ryan and Colin, and Nate and Jake. Robbie and Connor were the final ANCC pair to tee off. The team finished the day with a 3-under par team total, —missing the fourth and final qualifying spot for the Match Play semi finals by only 4 shots. Despite falling short, the All-Stars rallied on Day Two as they competed in the Regional Shootout Championship against the remaining three teams. Coach Kowalski found some magic when he shuffled the pairings because the team finished with a collective team score of -11 and swept the top three spots. Nate and Connor shot a -5 to win the shootout; runners-up Charlie and Ryan were one shot behind at a -4; followed by Cate and Robbie who finished at -2. Coach Kowalski praised the team for its efforts at Regionals: “We had a lot of rookies playing in their first Regional Championship and we competed admirably. As these kids add length and experience we should be strong contenders for the Regional Championship next year. The future is bright!” The All-Star Team’s accomplishments were recognized at the Junior Golf Awards ceremony held September 29th, where trophies were also awarded for the PGA JR Spring Regular Season, the Junior Tour Championship, and the Parent-Child Scramble. The back-to-back-to-back PGA JR Regional appearances are a testament to the extraordinary job Coach Kowalski and all the golf professionals have done in developing the young golf talent here at ANCC through the PGA JR program, golf clinics, and individual lessons. With a strong foundation and the continued support of members, ANCC junior golf is not only on the map but shows the promise and potential to remain a powerhouse for years to come. ANCC All-Stars Make Third Straight Appearance at PGA JR Regional Championship
From L to R: Miller, Coach Jimmy, Puffer, Totte, Vaughn, Wisniewski, Connor, Collins, and Mallon.
From L to R: Coach Jimmy, Totte, Wisniewski, Vaughn, Miller, Connor, and Mallon.
CWGO: Career Women’s Golf Organization
The CWGO has had some great events, as we prepare to wrap up the 2024 season!
We recently held our annual Breast Cancer Care Bag Charity Tournament to raise funds for care bags for women undergoing treatment for breast cancer at local military hospitals. It was a great day for a great cause and festive pink garb was on full display! We also have completed the season’s match play tournament. Congratulations to the winners, but, more importantly, thank you to all at every level who put yourselves out there and participated! The winners are as follows: Championship Bracket: 1st Emily McGee, 2nd Margaret Ann Connors 1st Flight: 1st Amy Dewitt, 2nd Jen Lednicky 2nd Flight: 1st Emily Graves, 2nd Beth Baynes 3rd Flight: 1st Kathleen Love, 2nd Annette Wagner Aspiring Champion: Legare Augenstein Our weekday play ends at the end of September, though our Saturday play days will continue through October. Future events include our MJ Major tournament on Saturday, 19 October at Fairfax. This will be an individual flighted Stableford tournament and members of all abilities are welcome! To sign up please click here . Also, please save the date for our year end dinner on 6 November.
WDCGA: Women’s District of Columbia Golf Association
The WDCGA continues her centennial year well represented by ANCC golfers. August was a busy month. The sister team of Danielle Hetzler and Natalie Foley placed 5th Net in the Tony Marlowe tournament held at Woodmont Country Club. Team Pam Quinn, Jill VanTine, Susan Walthall, and Gwen House placed1st Net in the Anniversary Tournament held at Kenwood G&CC while ANCC member Judi Enright with Mt Vernon teammates Debbie Simpson, Linda Divall, and Sarah Alvarez placed 2nd Gross. In the Church Calomiris Cup, the only couples tournament, Gwen and Chris House placed 3rd Gross at River Bend CC. ANCC faired well in the August Cups held at Country Club of Fairfax. Mary Blair brought home the Class D Kaufman Cup, Jaehwa Kim placed low net and Laurie Bravo place 3rd Gross. Susan Walthall placed 2nd net in the Class C York Flower Bowl. In the B Class Coffman Cup, Didi Summers placed 3rd Gross with Andi Carpenter placing 5th Gross. The Senior Championship at Hidden Creek CC is pending in September. In October, all season winners are invited to compete against each other at Montgomery CC. The season wraps up in November with the “by invitation” President’s Cup at TPC Avenel. Typically the President thanks the season’s volunteers by inviting them to play her club. The WDCGA membership dues are collected in the Fall. If you are an existing member, stand by for an email regarding membership and desire the play spring matchplay. If you are interested in joining WDCGA, please review eligibility guidelines at WDCGA.org or contact your club rep Margaret Ann Connors at maconnors09@yahoo.com .
WGO-18 Women’s 18 Hole Golf Organization
The WGO18 ladies enjoyed the beautiful early fall weather in September, with many members volunteering for the highly successful AJGA Junior Solheim Cup held on the Arlington campus. Our Irish Open, a five-round team matchplay event, was held September 3, 4 and 6, with Danielle Hetzler and Cheryl Daly winning overall top champions. Our annual Pink Ribbon Tournament in support of breast cancer research was held with Pam Quinn and Susan Walthall winning overall top honors with a net score of 62 and Linda Nguyen and Lisa Moore winning top gross score of 72. As our season wraps to a close, members will be playing in the fun annual Halloween tournament scramble October 11 followed by the President’s Plate Tournament October 25th and the annual Fall luncheon and General Business Meeting 1 November. If you’re interested in meeting an enjoyable and diverse group of golfers and keeping your golf going throughout the winter or getting ready for next spring, please contact Membership Chair Ruth Daly at ruthadaly@verizon.net !
Fitness Services ANCC’s Fitness Services are committed to assisting you in attaining your optimal physical well-being. Our team of nationally certified Fitness Professionals possess extensive knowledge in general fitness and specializations in weight loss, women’s fitness, and athletic performance. Our personalized and buddy training programs are meticulously designed to align with your unique fitness goals. Furthermore, we offer small group training sessions for individuals who value collaborative workouts with their peers. Our Junior Fitness Program was created to help our Juniors build safe and consistent habits when using the fitness and wellness center. Juniors aged 13-15 must complete a three-session certification ($175), while juniors aged 16/17 complete a one session ($65) fitness and wellness orientation. Please contact Kris Musselman, Fitness Services Supervisor, at kris.musselman@ancc.org .
Fitness & Wellness Overview
The Fitness and Wellness department at Army Navy Country Club offers a variety of services to help you on your fitness and wellness journey. From personal training and group classes, to massage therapy, assisted stretching and wellness activities. Our goal is to make the Fitness and Wellness Center the hub of all of your activities at ANCC. If you have any suggestions or questions for our Fitness and Wellness department, please con- tact Jay Guillory, Director of Fitness & Wellness, at jay.guillory@ancc.org .
Spa Services Our Spa Services team has over 40+ years of experience to help you achieve your goals from injury/surgery recovery, injury prevention to relaxation. We are trained in several modalities to fit your needs- Deep Tissue, Swedish, Trigger Point Therapy, Neuromuscular, Hot Stone, Cupping and more. At ANCC, our primary objective is to collaborate with your unique requirements, preferences, and objectives to identify the most suitable solution for your needs. We meticulously develop a personalized protocol based on your specific concerns, and through our collaborative efforts, we craft a customized massage treatment tailored to your individual preferences. Please visit our website to learn more about our Spa Services team.
Group Fitness Group Fitness is an engaging and effective method to elevate your exercise regimen. Benefits include expert guidance, camaraderie with fellow members, and a structured schedule that facilitates consistent progress. Army Navy Country Club (ANCC) provides a diverse range of formats designed to strengthen muscles, enhance flexibility, and foster holistic well-being. Enroll in a single class or opt for a monthly subscription to secure substantial savings. Register for classes conveniently through the ANCC mobile application or website.
Nutrition Services Are you seeking assistance in developing an eating plan that aligns seamlessly with your exercise regimen? Our certified nutrition coaches are readily available to provide guidance and support. Nutrition coaches offer comprehensive assistance, encompassing education, advice, and accountability on your journey toward achieving optimal health. With the guidance of a nutrition coach, you gain access to a dedicated team member who assists you in identifying your health objectives and devising strategies to attain them. A reputable nutrition coach goes beyond mere instruction; they impart knowledge and empower you to make informed decisions and take proactive steps toward your well-being.
Golf Performance Training Coming Soon! Pilates Reformer Our Pilates trainers offer personalized guidance to achieve your mind-body fitness objectives. With extensive training in the Pilates method, they possess their unique background, approach, style, and strength. Whether you are an avid golfer, tennis player, or new to exercise, our Pilates trainers can tailor a workout specifically to your needs. For further information or to schedule a session, contact us at ANCCPilates@outlook.com .
Consierge Physical Therapy Concierge Physical Therapists of Washington, D.C., provides on-site services within the ANCC Fitness Center. Collaborating with your therapist, you will formulate a comprehensive care plan aimed at alleviating pain, enhancing functionality, and elevating your overall well- being. Kindly contact us via phone or email to schedule an appointment. For more information, or to schedule an appointment, please contact Bryan Williams at bryan@conciergephysicaltherapists.com .
True Resilience: Assisted Stretching
** Assisted Stretching , or Partner Stretching,** is a flexibility training technique that utilizes the assistance of another individual to enhance range of motion. True Resilience “Stretchers” are certified trainers and massage therapists with extensive knowledge of human movement. For further information regarding their services, please contact them at trueresilience@outlook.com .
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM For those members looking for a fast-paced, tennis based cardio session, join Pro Jean-Marc Krone on Sundays. Cost: $42/participant. SUNDAY CARDIO CLINIC RACQUET SPORTS
2:30 PM - 4:00 PM This clinic is designed to provide an intense workout and certain minimum physical requirements might need to be met before joining. Cost: $42/participant. MONDAY CARDIO CLINIC 7:00 AM - 8:30 AM For those members looking for a tennis based morning cardio, please contact Pro Neil Bennett (703.979.5471) to see if this clinic is right for you. Cost: $42/participant. TUESDAY MORNING CARDIO CLINIC
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM For beginners to intermediate, this class is for members trying to get into the game. Join Pro Jean-Marc Krone on Friday nights. Contact (703.979.5471) for questions and updates. Cost: $42/participant FRIDAY CARDIO TENNIS CLINIC
LADIES’ TUESDAY EVENING INTRACLUB TENNIS LEAGUE
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM For ladies unable to play during the day, we offer an evening league. This program is a great way to meet tennis partners. Sign-up here . Contact Pro Bridget Merrick for questions.
MEN’S SATURDAY MORNING INTRACLUB TENNIS LEAGUE
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM For members looking for a tennis based mid-day cardio session, please contact Pro Bridget Merrick (703.979.5471). Cost: $42/participant. WEDNESDAY MID-DAY CARDIO CLINIC
7:00 AM - 9:00 AM OR 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM This league will continue through the outdoor season with Saturday morning sessions. Sign-up online here . Contact Pro Jean-Marc Krone (703.979.5471) for updates.
JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Please take time to mark your calendars and opt into the Junior Activities listserv if you have not already. Updates for activities are underway and as new programs and events develop, the website will be your best source.
Hours of Operation Friday, 30 August through Saturday, 15 December (Closed Thanksgiving Weekend) Friday - 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Saturday - 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Sunday - 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
RAINBOW CITY
Option 1 - Saturday, 5 October from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM - Limited Spots - Click here ! Etiquette Class Dinner on Sunday, 6 October. Please click here to register for the dinner Option 2 - Saturday, 19 October from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM - Limited Spots - Click here ! Etiquette Class Dinner on Sunday, 20 October. Please click here to register for the dinner 19 TH ANNUAL ETIQUETTE CLASS “YOUR MANNERS ARE GLOWING”
Rainbow City is ready for their Fall/ Winter schedule. Please take advantage of our 50 Hour Coupon option for the remainder of the season which will extend to the December closing. A great deal for frequent golfers, tennis/pickleball families and dining out. Ages 3 to 10 Note: Your Season pass includes usage for those Special House events advertised. Registration required/no shows will be billed the two hours for extended events). Please click here for more information and to register!
Rainbow City has long been a place where children experience welcoming spaces and where they learn, grow, and experience the traditions of Army Navy Country Club at a young age. We are happy to continue our program for the parents and our tiniest junior members. Rainbow City will open its doors from 10 to 11:30 AM for six sessions at no charge for parents to meet and mingle with their infant toddler age children 0 to 2 years 11 months. A new selection of age-appropriate developmental toys and manipulatives will be available to explore and help to develop and improve cognitive function, facilitate social and language skills, and even support imagination and fine motor skills. WE’RE BACK! TINY TOT TIME FALL/EARLY WINTER SCHEDULE
10 Sessions: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Dates:
October 2 & 3, 15 & 16 November 13 & 14
Click here for our calendar to register
How Tiny Tot Time Works Pick a date or dates that work for you and register online. There is a maximum limit of 10 adults with 2 children max (No guest please). Parents must always accompany children (This is not a drop off program) Sign- in at the Rainbow City Welcome Desk. Explore, make new friends, share ideas, sign-out! Things to Know You may pack a “Nut Free” snack. Rainbow City is equipped with a refrigerator and microwave. Family bathrooms on the lower level of the Fitness Building are equipped with changing tables. Sheila Chandler, Junior Activities Manager, will be on hand each session sessions to assist with questions and perhaps a story time or two.
MEMBERSHIP
EMAIL OPT-IN GUIDE
Stay up-to-date with events and programs at Army Navy Country Club by subscribing to ANCC emails! Please click here to learn how to opt-in for updates from various activities and departments on either the app or the website.
SONS & DAUGHTERS PROGRAM
Have your children grown up within the Army Navy Country Club family, but have outgrown the age in which they may enjoy the facilities through your Membership? Children of current Members may be eligible for their own Membership at a discounted Initiation Fee if they meet eligibility criteria.
5 STAR PROGRAM
ANCC employees continue to go above and beyond for the membership. We are still honoring and celebrating our Five Star employee’s! Please continue to recognize the five star service you receive from our employees and nominate them to the Five Star committee by submitting an email to any manager.
Please click here for more information.
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS 24 AUGUST THROUGH 26 SEPTEMBER RESIDENT MR. WILLIAM BILICIC LT KATHRYN COLE, USN MRS. KIMBERLY DICKERSON D.
MR. JEFFREY TED JEZIERSKI MR. NICHOLAS MARSHALL MR. MICHAEL G. MORRIS MR. JOHN E. WAGNER JR. ABSENT CPT MARK BABICKE, USA LT TYLER BALDINO, USN MAJ THOMAS DAVIS JR., USAF MAJ AMBROSE GARCIA, USAF WO1 JASON HILLMAN, USAR 2NDLT JARED KERN, USMC LT BRUCE KIM, USN ENS ELIZABETH MIN, USN 2LT LIAM T. OHLE, USA 2LT JOHN F. RIGLEY III, USA CAPT NICHOLAS SEYDEL, USAF
BE AN AMBASSADOR
Word of Mouth Referral is the best way to bring new Members to the Club! Recruit a new Resident Member & receive a $300 credit to spend throughout the Club. Does not include new Members who join under the Newly Commissioned, No Initiation Fee category. This credit may be applied to everything except Dues, Capital Infusion, Initiation Fees & the Employee Appreciation Fund. Member must be the Primary Sponsor to receive the $300 credit. The credit may not be applied retroactively.
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