Casey and Shelli King
- From Hall's Market to Successful Entrepreneur
By Charlotte A. Henderson
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‘Going to town’ for me means passing by the butcher shop in Diamond Springs along the way to my errands. In the 10 years since we bought our home in Somerset, I’ve seen two previous butcher shops in that same location open and then close. In the past two years, I have often wondered what made the difference when Kings Meats opened, as their parking lot is always full and there’s a line inside the shop and outside at their “Butcher’s Kitchen” food truck. I’ve wondered -- What is the driving force this time?
Perhaps I should say--“WHO is the driving force? – as I’ve now discovered the answer: Casey King and his family.
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As a 19-year-old novice, Casey began working in the meat department at Hall’s Market (now known as Holiday Market) as a ‘clean-up’ employee. “I didn’t know a piece of scrap from a pork chop,” states Casey. He spent three years learning the basics of the butcher business and an additional five years learning how to make that business thrive. He ventured on to working for several chain grocery stores such as Raley’s and Safeway and lastly at the Red Hawk Casino. Casey had also begun his “Butcher’s Kitchen” food truck business which ran from Folsom to Lake Tahoe in addition to catering events. |
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Casey had entertained the idea of expanding his business for a while before he and Shelli decided the time was right. Following months of planning and preparing, the Kings opened Kings Meats on February 12, 2020. That’s correct! One month prior to the big Covid-19 shutdown! “If you would have told me that in one month we would be in the beginning of a world-wide pandemic,” says Casey, “I would not have believed you.” Turns out – it was perfect timing for Kings Meats. How is that possible? Well, that takes us back to that original question: “WHO is the driving force of Kings Meats?
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Casey describes his business theory as ‘old school.’ I had no earthly idea what that meant in the butcher business. According to Casey, “It’s having relationships with your community and your guests.”
- Listening
- Custom Cuts
- Quality of product and always well-stocked
- Trust in me and my trusting them
- Integrity
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His business theory led Kings Meats to “build those relationships quicker than had it not been a pandemic,” says Casey. When the grocery store cases were empty of meat early in the pandemic, Kings Meats always had what the guests were wanting. Casey’s passion for what he does and wanting to share his business with his guests (he never used the word ‘customer’ – it was always guest) made it difficult for him to sit still while he talked about it. I was suddenly having a new perspective on what it means to select your meat – grocery store experience vs a guest experience in a very friendly setting. |
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Cold Springs Golf and Country Club is another passion of Casey’s. “I was raised on that golf course and my heart is there. Both sets of Casey’s grandparents are/were members of the club. In fact, when Casey and his wife, Shelli, joined the club, they were allowed to continue the membership number 0173. That number belonged to his grandparents, Emerald and Barbara Luther, who were charter members of the club. Grandma Barbara was the first woman president of the club. At 97-years-young, Casey says she can still recite the board policies and procedures. His paternal grandparents are Don and Francis King. “Grandpa Don was an amazing golfer with so many hole-in-ones,” states Casey. He recalls how the Luther’s ALWAYS ate Friday night dinner at the club. “You just knew they were not home on Friday nights. They were at the club!” |
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“When I think of the club, I think of something more than just golfing. It’s community,” states Casey. “As soon as I am driving down that last hill on Cold Springs Drive before you turn to go to the club, I get that relaxing feeling. It’s ‘clocking out’ for me. I’m headed to home.” |
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As I listen to Casey’s life story, I believe his sense of community began as a young boy at Cold Springs. You can tell community is extremely important to him. In fact, following the Caldor Fire, Casey enlisted nine other local businesses to partner with him in hosting ‘Steaks and Grapes’ – a fundraising benefit dinner for the Caldor Fire victims – on October 2 at Surreal Vineyards. This group, along with the participating community guests of El Dorado County, raised $70,000 to assist those who lost their homes their town, and more from the fire. Kings Meats fed over 3,300 people during the evacuation utilizing MANY volunteers who assisted in this effort. The Kings jumped into help their community in the way they knew best.
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Casey and Shelli King knew each other as friends when they attended and graduated from El Dorado High School. With his family living in the El Dorado County area since the 1800s, Casey is a 4th generation EDHS graduate; his children are 5th generation; and he hopes his grandchildren will someday be 6th generation EDHS alums. Casey says he somewhat followed Shelli on social media trying to determine her relationship status. Eventually, he discovered she was a single mom with two children. He was a single dad with two children. They realized on their first date that they just “clicked.” The two married in 2014. Their four children are grown now – Brittney, Tyler, Kimberly, and Kendal. They are blessed to have a 6-year-old granddaughter, Emma, and another granddaughter on the way. It’s a family business. Shelli still works at Kaiser Permanente but does some of the office work for Kings Meats. Two of their children work at the shop plus occasionally little Emma. She puts on her gloves and says, “I’m ready to help, Grandpa!” There’s lots of daily chores that even a 6-year-old can conquer. By the way, Shelli is a good golfer and takes the kids to the club…the start of the next generation of memories and golfers. |
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I could tell it was an honor for Casey and Shelli to continue Cold Springs golf membership number 0173 -- a salute to all his grandparents and to the memories of fishing the golf balls out of the ponds (along with the frogs) as a young boy, drinking a Shirley Temple at the end of the bar while listening to the grown-up conversations of golfers all around him, the Easter egg hunts, Christmas parties, and a nod to his children and grandchildren to begin the next era of belonging to a great community… who also happen to golf. |
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About the Author
Charlotte Henderson is my mother and volunteers her time to assist with feature articles and Member Spotlights for the Mulligan. She is an author, writer, and editor. So, if she gives you a call or sends an email please take a few moments to talk with her. This is a great way for all our members to get to know each other.
Thanks, Nathan Henderson, Finance Manager
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Presidents Message - Russ Hasemeier
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Dear Members,
As I type this message, we are well past the New Year. 2021 certainly was an interesting year. The club made great strides in returning to normal after the difficulties with COVID in 2020. Many of the social events returned and we were able to hold most of the usual events inside the club house and on the course. As we head into 2022, we are optimistic that all events, tournaments and activities will be bigger and better than ever! We will continue to take precautions as necessary to keep everyone safe and adjust when necessary.
With the new year comes the opportunity for new Board Members. We have three fantastic candidates. Ballots have been distributed and are due by February 19th at 5:00pm. Once the ballots are tabulated by the Teller’s Committee, we will announce two new Board Members. Please join me in thanking out-going Directors Shaun Verner and Greg Witherow. They have contributed many hours and efforts to making our club the best it can be.
One of the unfortunate side effects of the pandemic has been terrible inflation. As everyone is aware, goods and services have increased dramatically in cost. Our expenses at the club, unfortunately, are not immune. You have received notice of some increases in fees. The most obvious was a dues increase. This increase was previously approved and is considered a “cost of living adjustment.” In addition to the dues increase, you are seeing an increase in fees for carts, trail fees, and stall fees. These increases for carts and cart related fees were necessary because the cost for leasing the carts has gone up, and we had to increase our fleet size, due to COVID and having one rider per cart. In addition to the increase for our cart fleet, other costs continue to increase, not the least of which is the electricity to charge all carts, club leased and privately owned. With players using one cart per person, the number of carts going out per day increases. Many days every cart is on the course. Please pair up in carts, if you are not at risk. When the carts are returned at the end of the day, we must keep more workers on the clock to clean and prepare them for the next day. All these things add up, and unfortunately required the Board to increase the fees. We recognize that increasing fees is not desirable for any of us, however, it is necessary to ensure the financial solvency and future operation of the club.
In relation to private cart use: I remind private cart users that proof of cart insurance is required. Please ensure that the office has received current proof of coverage.
Many members have been asking the status of our solar project. I would like to say that we have an accurate estimate for completion, but as with most projects of this size and complexity, there are still many unknowns that will affect the time frame. The committee continues working on the details with design and construction. Once all the details are worked out, we will have a better idea on start and finish times. I will be communicating with the membership as much as possible as the project progresses.
The Board has also adopted a new policy for Proprietary members making tee times. Proprietary Members will have two weeks in advance to reserve tee times. This is not a significant issue during “shot gun” season. However, once “shot gun” season is over, this will be a benefit to Proprietary Members. Hopefully, this will be a small incentive for other memberships to become long term members of the Cold Springs Family.
Once again, I am asking all members to check in with the Pro Shop prior to teeing off. We are trying to track every round of golf played by membership type, in order to make decisions on “Non-proprietary” memberships and how many to allow. We will be conducting a trial of an “On-Line” tee booking system in the coming months. The trial will consist of a small group of people using the system as a test. This may help in coordinating a smooth operating “Tee Starter Program” and help with tracking. We’ll know more once a trial period had been completed.
The Board and I are looking forward to a fun and exciting year at the club. I hope that all of you have a healthy and Happy New Year. If your New Year’s resolution is to play more golf, then “join the crowd!” We’ll see you on the course.
Sincerely,
Russ Hasemeier, President
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G.M.'s Message - Tyler Brown
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DEAR MEMBERS,
I would like to begin by thanking the Board of Directors for the opportunity to lead this club during the recruitment process for the permanent appointment of the General Manager. A surprising start to the new year, sure, but I have been inundated with support and positivity from not only the board and staff, but the entire membership which is overwhelming. I am driven to elevate our “team” mentality and through consistent communication and transparency, 2022 will be a remarkable year for Cold Springs. Thank you for your confidence and willingness to lend a hand as needed.
With this transition for me also brings new opportunities for our young Golf Professional, Daniel Spaite. He has jovially stepped into the role of Head Professional and already making great strides in managing the Golf Operations, allowing me to get better settled in the corner office. His attention to detail, passion for the game and relationships with members will ensure his career continues to grow here at the Springs.
As we roll into February and with Spring around the corner, our Food and Beverage team continues to book private events, birthdays, luncheons, etc. As you know, these are typically hosted in the banquet room which is unfortunately smack-dab in the middle of the clubhouse. These events pay for the space and services from our Staff, and it is only fair for us to respect their right to a private setting. We have ordered signs for each Locker Room door but do kindly ask that our members respect their right to a private function and when the signs are in place, please use an alternate route to the bar to avoid interruptions to the private function. In order to improve our overall communication with the membership regarding these scheduled events and functions, we have generated a club-wide calendar which is now located on our website. These monthly calendars can be found on the Member Dashboard of our website (password is coldsprings) or by CLICKING HERE and will be updated with all upcoming tournaments, events, and course/club closures. We hope this tool will provide our members with a better thumb on the pulse and access to all the “happenings” around the club.
A special THANK YOU to Tom Hazlett and Daniel Spaite for their diligence in bringing this to fruition.
On the golf side of things, I would like to highlight the ongoing challenge of disappearing cart keys. This has been brought up before yet continues to be an issue for the Golf Staff. We scour the facility weekly in search of any rogue cart keys to no avail. The only answer is that they are going home with our members or guests. We would like to ask that everyone check their pockets, golf bags, and change jars for any cart keys that may have found their way home with you. I am not proud to announce the amount spent on replacing these missing cart keys in 2021, but it is a serious expense that we wish to mitigate this year. Going forward we would like to ask that upon completion of your round after parking your cart in the cart return area, please return your key to the Golf Shop before leaving the club. It is our hope that this may eliminate some of the opportunities for our keys to walk away. Nobody is thrilled with the idea of imposing a “deposit” policy so returning keys to the golf shop immediately after play could be a step in the right direction. Thank you for your help with this issue.
Tyler Brown, Interim General Manager
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Birdie Business - Nathan Henderson
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Cart Plan Changes: Forms for cart plan or range ball changes are included in the "Useful Forms" section of this segment. Also available in the Office or request Pro Shop staff to grab you one. As a reminder, beginning February 1st, 2022, members will no longer be able to change cart plans during the course of the year. Rides will reset and new plans can be chosen at the beginning of the next calendar year. If you did not get put on the correct plan for the year as of your January 31st, 2022 billing statement, please see me or email me to have it corrected. |
NCGA Dues Billing: For those members with registered handicaps on the Cold Springs roster for the Northern CA Golf Association, you will see your 2022 annual dues of $39 billed on your next billing statement. I am just waiting on one last invoice from NCGA before I can bill those out. |
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Reminders:
Hunt Propane Offer: We welcome Hunt Propane as our new provider for the club! Hunt offers a special rate for club members’ residences of 75 cents over their cost. For more information or to take advantage of this partnership contact John Lewis, our Account Rep, at (530) 957-7748.
Member Portal Password: When accessing our website there is a Members section. The password is: coldsprings
Check Writing: Please remember to write your member number in the memo of your check and use black or blue ink only. The bank check scanners do not read light colored ink, especially gel pens.
AutoPay: If you are looking for one less check to write each month, consider putting your account on AutoPay via ACH direct transfer from your checking/savings account, or a credit/debit card (3% processing fee for credit or debit cards). On or around the 10th of the month your outstanding balance on the previous statement will automatically be withdrawn from your bank account or charged to your card on file (example, the outstanding balance as of your January ending balance 1/31/2022 will be charged on or around the 10th of February). All payment info is encrypted and PCI compliant.
Paperless Billing: If you are not already receiving your monthly statements via email, I would encourage you to elect for paperless billing. With USPS delays, cost of postage and supplies, it makes it very convenient. Just shoot me a quick email and I'll make the change. Thanks!
Questions: Billing mistakes can happen -- Email is the preferred starting point of communication for me to track and respond to all member requests when a need arises. With that said, don't hesitate to call anytime! Email: nathan@coldspringsgolf.com
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Club Contacts
Main Phone: (530) 622-7642
Frost Line: (530) 622-5330
General Manager: Ext 106
Pro Shop: Ext 100
Restaurant/Bar: Ext 101
Food & Bev Office: Ext 105
Office: Ext 102
Turf Center: Ext 108
Useful Forms:
(Click to download)
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REFERRAL BONUS:
Members who refer individuals that purchase a Proprietary Membership shall receive a Referral Bonus of $500. The referring members name must be included on the new member’s application in the “Referred By” Section. Referral bonuses will be processed as a credit to the referring member’s account.
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We welcome comments, suggestions and questions from our members. Please submit your comment and a member of our management team will be in touch.
Please note, your comment will be reviewed by our staff and board of directors.
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Russ Hasemeier
President
Lynda Vernon
Vice President
Mike Worley
Director
Greg Witherow
Director
Shaun Verner
Director
Chris Whitaker
Director
Michael Parsons
Director
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Ellen Page
Tellers Comm.
Charles Caldwell
Budget & Strategic
Pat Flynn
Greens, Handicap
Bob Durand
Sr. Men's Club
Jeanne Perry
Lady Niners
Heidi Caldwell
18 Hole Ladies
Michael Parsons
Tournament Comm.
Mike Worley
Infrastructure
OPEN
Ladies Tournaments
Advisory-Membership
Bylaws
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January Happenings:
Because of weather, the Niners did not have a tournament or putting contest in January, however, we did gather for our 1st Quarter General Meeting on January 11. Our 2021 Captain, Jeanne Perry, opened the meeting, thanked our 2021 Board of Directors and introduced our slate of Directors for 2022. The new board includes: Christy Cochran-Captain, Janet Peterson-Co-Captain, Maren Morello-Secretary, Diane Collins-Treasurer and Jeanne Perry-Past Captain. We are looking forward to a great year under their capable leadership.
Jeanne Perry received a thank you gift for her service as our Captain in 2021. Our 2021 member awards were handed-out at the meeting with many members getting pins for birdies, birdy chip-ins, chip-ins, etc. Also, two WHNGA (Women's Nine Hole Golf Association) recognition awards were presented:
1.) Becky Hansen was presented a framed certificate for Most Improved Golfer in 2021.
2.) Connie Oetinger was presented a plaque for her Hole-In-One at the Pacific Grove course hole #17 on September 23, 2021.
Congratulations to Debbie Massaro, who started her 2022 golf year off with a win as our January Niner of the Month. Debbie shot a net 33 to take the honors. Congrats, Deb!
Remember to wish Vearl La Berge a happy February birthday on the 2nd and enjoy your February!
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Becky Hansen, 2021 Most Improved Golfer |
Connie Oetinger, Hole in One! |
Debbie Massaro, January Niner of the Month |
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December Fun!
We didn't get to play much golf in December but the weather didn't stop the Niners from celebrating the season! Our annual Holiday Party was held on December 9th and a good time was had by all! Diane Bagdonas was our MC for the night. It was an evening of friendship, good food and surprise holiday gifts...most of them alcoholic! Wishing everyone a great 2022...and a few strokes off your scores!!
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Jim and Verl LaBerge and Barbara Luther - Niner Founding/Honorary Member |
Becky Hanson hit a hole-in-one with these decorations! |
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Everyone was celebrating the holidays! |
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Lucky Prize Winner! - Linda Leake |
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Lucky Prize Winner! - George Kysor |
Lucky Prize Winner! - Jim Hanson |
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Pro-Shots - Daniel Spaite, Head Professional
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Greetings from the Pro Shop!
Between the beautiful weather and numerous events and Tournaments coming up, February is going to be packed with action. We also have 2022 demos and clubs that are in (or will be launching soon) so make sure to stop by and check some of those out.
The tournament schedule for February goes as follows:
- Beat the Pro’s – Saturday, February 5th. Sign up as a twosome at the pro shop or over email for this net best ball challenge against Tyler and Daniel. Must sign up by Friday February 4th and reserve your own tee time on the sheet that day.
- Sweetheart Mixer – Saturday, February 12th. Sign up as a twosome on the Golf Genius Portal or at the pro shop by Wednesday, February 9th.
- Men’s Presidents Cup – Saturday, February 19th is the Qualifying round. We will flight and seed for the match play event based on this round. The match play will happen on the 20th, 26th, and 27th. Sign up on the Golf Genius Portal or at the pro shop by Wednesday, February 16th.
- Ladies Las Vegas Scramble – Saturday, February 26th. Sign up for this crazy twist on a traditional scramble by Wednesday, February 23rd. We encourage sign ups as foursomes for this event.
If you have any questions about Golf Genius feel free to call Daniel at (530) 622-7642 extension 107.
I also want to request that members MAKE SURE not to take any cart keys home. We really do not want to have to make a system with fees and/or daily signatures, but cart keys walk away every day and it is pushing us in that direction.
Have a great February!
Daniel Spaite, Head Golf Professional
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Hello Cold Springs Members,
We are excited to serve you this New Year! Be sure and ask about daily soup selections, especially on those upcoming cold winter days.
Reminder To Sign Chits (receipt): Our bar staff will be striving to have you sign all member charge slips when closing out your bill. This will avoid any confusion when/if statement charges are disputed. Please stand by when closing your ticket until this important step is completed.
We hope you are enjoying the new menu. If you have any suggestions for menu additions or changes please let us know. Your feedback is always welcome.
Thanks!
-Chef Mike
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Senior Men - Gary Baldock
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Senior Men’s Tournament Results - DECEMBER & JANUARY
January 13, 2022
First Place
Score: 215 Pays $104.00 Each $35.00
Dennis Dalton; Phil Boydstun
Con Coats;
Places determined through a “Card Off”
Second Place
Score: 215 Pays $68.00 Each $17.00
Marnell Smith; Jim Hansen:
Ray Russell; Doug Bush
Third Place
Score: 219 Pays $34.00 Each $11.00
Terry Scranton; Jim Suhoza:
Chris Vlamis;
Senior Of the Month (Low Net) Pays $20.00
Gross Score: 91 Handicap:19 Net:72
Dennis Dalton
Senior of the Month (Low Gross) Pays $20.00
Score:89
Tom Satoris
Closest to the Pin Pays $10.00
Distance: 00” 00” Hole # 7
No one qualified, Carry over to next month
Number of Participants: 26
December 9, 2022
First Place
Score: 198 Pays $84.00 Each $28.00
Bob Durand; Russ Anders
Terry Scranton;
Second Place
Score: 211 Pays $55.00 Each $14.00
Jim Suhoza; Arnie Sotelo:
Phil Rowe; Shawn Koch
Third Place
Score: 213 Pays $28.00 Each $7.00
Jim LaBerge; Peter Neukirchner:
Dennis Dalton; Gary May
Senior Of the Month (Low Net) Pays $20.00
Gross Score: 89 Handicap:19 Net:70
Bob Durand
Senior of the Month (Low Gross) Pays $20.00
Score:82
Terry Scranton
Closest to the Pin Pays $10.00
Distance: 12” 7” Hole # 17
Gary May
Number of Participants: 22
Gary, Jim and Bob
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Dear Members:
Wow! Did we have some crazy weather back in December?! With all the heavy rain, snow, and ice (hopefully more to come), I thought it would be appropriate to help everyone with a simple definition of “Temporary Water” previously called “Casual Water.” As with other forms of Abnormal Course Conditions (ACCs), a player may take relief from Temporary Water according to Rule 16.1. The definition of Temporary Water is as follows:
Any temporary accumulation of water on the surface of the ground (such as puddles from rain or irrigation, or an overflow from a body of water) that:
- Is not in a penalty area
- Can be seen before or after the player takes a stance (without pressing down excessively with his or her feet).
It is not enough for the ground to be merely wet, muddy or soft or for the water to be momentarily visible as the player steps on the ground; an accumulation of water must remain present either before or after the stance is taken.
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Dew and Frost are not temporary water.
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Snow and Natural Ice (other than frost), are either loose impediments or, when on the ground, temporary water, at the player’s option.
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Manufactured Ice is an obstruction.
I hope everyone is having a wonderful 2022. Hopefully we’ll get more rain, so we will have less worry regarding available water. If we do get more rain, I’ll probably avoid the course and be found in the bar. It’s always warm and dry in the bar. I’ll see ya there, should you have any questions. Or email me at hasemeier911@gmail.com.
Sincerely,
Russ Hasemeier
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Green's Committee - Patrick Flynn
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In early December, the Committee had a meeting and at that time one of the significant issues going forward was how to deal with the drought conditions that we have been experiencing. Of course, shortly after the meeting we were inundated with rain and it seemed like this would not be a concern! Well, now we haven’t had any rain for a month and things aren’t looking any brighter in the foreseeable future. So, it looks like this will continue to be on the agenda.
The things that we hope to address are areas where water consumption can be reduced and in severe conditions, where watering can be eliminated, such as the rough. Hopefully by being a little proactive we can minimize any course disruptions. This past year Doug did an outstanding job balancing water consumption and managed to cut our use by about 25%! An amazing job and even more so when we consider that the course was in great condition.
One other issue is balancing the sand in bunkers. Obviously we would like to see them in perfect condition but as we head into winter, replacing sand would be fruitless since heavy rains would wash the new sand out of the bunkers. Doug did try to replace some in areas that were in bad condition and that has helped to some degree, but hopefully we can get overall improvement this spring.
As usual, sand your divots and repair pitch marks on the greens.
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Talkin' Turf - Doug Jeffrey
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We had some nice dry days in January to drain out from December storms, to be able to get fairways and roughs mowed out. With the colder days in December and January, there is not much turf growth. So, we don’t get too far behind waiting to dry out. The amount of rain and how quickly it drains down will dictate how soon carts get off paths. When we are good to get off paths after rainfall, we will direct traffic around those areas that are still too wet with signs or with stakes and rope if needed. One of our priorities is to continue evaluating the irrigation system to make changes where we can better manage our water resources when supply gets a little tight:
- Rezoning sprinklers that can be addressed more as rough stations than fairway
- Identify full-circle sprinklers that could be changed to part-circle coverage to conserve water use.
- Relocate sprinklers that are in poor locations for better coverage.
After the next time change we come off automatic frost delay “shot gun” starts. Though we will be far from being over having any frost delay, it will be a daily call. Either a “shot gun” start or delayed tee times. At least now that we are heading toward spring, sunrise slowly gets earlier, and frozen conditions will thaw out sooner.
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18 hole ladies - Laurie Tennant and Helen Glenn, as shown in NCGA PLUS Magazine February 2022 |
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I hope everyone has had a chance to get in some golf while we have had a nice break in the weather. The course is in great shape!
We began our tournament year on Jan 11th after being rained out on Jan 4th. Our first tournament was ACE of the month.
Flight 1 - HC: 7-21
Low Gross (85) - Michele Bailey
Low Net (72) - Laurie Tennant
Flight 2 - HC: 23-27
Low Gross (104) - Kathy McCaughern
Card-off for Low Net
Low Net (82) - Heidi Matlack
Flight 3 - HC: 28-34
Low Gross (104) - Debbie Brink
Low Net (76) - Susie Hendrix
2nd Low Net (77) - Kathy Goldman
January AOM: Laurie Tennant (Net 72)
Closet to the Pin Hole 17: Gloria Gaetano 19'6"
Congratulations to all our winners. Well played!
Jan 18th results of the Stableford competition:
Flight 1 - HC: 8-23
1st Place (36) - Heidi Caldwell
2nd Place (34) - Debbie Koski
Flight 2 - HC: 24-26
1st Place (33) - Bev Edwards
2nd Place (32) - Carol Yates
Flight 3 - HC: 28-35
1st Place (34) - Gloria Gaetano
2nd Place (31) - Susie Hendrix
Well done, ladies!
Jan 25th was a Draw Day/2 Best Ball of threesome:
1st Low Net (card off) - Net 136
Heidi Caldwell, Susie Hendrix, Karen McCaughern
2nd Low Net - Net 136
Michele Bailey, Gloria Gaetano, Julie Rosch
Best wishes to Bolet Salvador who is recovering from back surgery and to Helen Glenn, who was under the weather for a while. We miss you both and hope to see you soon!
HOLE-IN-ONE! Laurie Tennant had a hole in one on Sunday Jan 23rd on hole #17. Great shot, Laurie!
We are also gearing up for the beginning of WGANC Open Days and Legacy tournaments for the year. Venues on the first few Open Days include Almaden, Castlewood, Meadow Club, and newly re-opened Granite Bay. Tournament sites include Peach Tree, Tierra Oaks, and Riverview. Others on the early part of the schedule include Pasatiempo and Rancho Murieta.
Schedule for February:
Feb. 1st - MYO2/Sweeps/Leap Frog
Feb. 8th – AOM/Draw/Sweeps/Meeting before golf
Feb. 15th – MYO4/No Sweeps/Casual Guest Day
Feb. 22nd – Draw/Sweeps/Pick 9
See you all out at the club!
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Our results for December:
The 18-hole ladies welcomed back Charlotte Henderson to the ranks. Now that her grandkids are getting older and in school, she has more time for golf. Great to see you back, Char!
Our ACE of the Year tournament was held on November 30th, and we also had a low net competition with the entire field of ladies playing that day. Here are the results:
Flight 1 - HC: 11-24 (9 ladies)
Low Net (70) - Muriel Oreno
2nd Low Net (71) - Elise Wilson
Card-off for 3rd Low Net
3rd Low Net (72) - Krin Presson
Flight 2 - HC: 25-35 (8 ladies)
Low Net (74) - Kathy Goldman
2nd Low Net (77) - Gloria Gaetano
3rd Low Net (78) - Susie Hendrix
ACE of Year: Muriel Oreno (Net 70) - $10.00
We had a lovely Holiday Luncheon on Dec 14th where we awarded ladies for various accomplishments during the year. Bev Edwards arranged for a wonderful meal by Chef Mike, and all had a great time. Heidi Caldwell recognized and thanked her Board and committee members for all their hard work in 2021:
Co-Captain-Krin Presson, Secretary-Carol Yates, Treasurer-Laurie Tennant, Tournament Chair-Heidi Matlack. Committee members: Handicap-Heidi Matlack, Spring and Fall EC-Susie Hendrix, Asst. Tournament-Debbie Koski, Guest Days-Krin Presson, Invitational-Gloria Gaetano, Historian-Rosemary Authier, Member Advisor-Helen Glenn, Pro Points and Putts-Ellen Page, Birdies/Chip-ins-Elaine Boggess, Holiday Luncheon-Bev Edwards, Roster-Elaine Boggess 2021, Kathy Goldman 2022. This group has had these wonderful ladies at the helm who keep things running smoothly. I could not have done it without them!
Spring EC winners: Flight 1-1st place: Elaine Boggess, 2nd place: Heidi Matlack; Flight 2: 1st place: Cathie Dyer, 2nd place: Karen McCaughern; Flight 3: 1st place: Rosemary Authier, 2nd place: Kathy Goldman.
Fall EC winners: Flight 1-1st place: Muriel Oreno, 2nd place: Elise Wilson. Flight 2: 1st place: Sharon Wilson, 2nd place: Linda Robbins. 3rd Flight: 1st place: Gloria Gaetano, 2nd place: Karen McCaughern. COMBO TEE: 1st place: Linda Robbins, 2nd place: Laurie Tennant
Lois Brown tournament winner was Rosemary Authier, 2nd-Linda Robbins, 3rd-Heidi Matlack
WGANC pendant winners: 1st Flight-Heidi Caldwell, 2nd Flight-Elaine Boggess, 3rd Flight-Nancy Tenley
Handicap Improvements: Muriel Oreno, Gerri O’Donnell, Michele Bailey, Nancy Tenley, Cathie Dyer, Rosemary Authier, Carol Yates and Heidi Matlack
ACE of the Year was Muriel Oreno
Pro Points: 1st-Heidi Caldwell, 2nd-Carol Yates, 3rd-Heidi Matlack
Pro Putts: 1st-Heidi Matlack, 2nd-Carol Yates, 3rd-Karen McCaughern
Birdies: 1st Michele Bailey, 2nd Muriel Oreno, 3rd Sharon Ferra
Chip-Ins: 1st Karen McCaughern, 2nd Carol Yates, 3rd Heidi Matlack
Hole in One: Cathie Dyer on #12, Eagles: Anja O’Donnell and Carol Yates
CONGRATULATIONS, EVERYONE!
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Ladies Tournaments - Linda Robbins
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To all ladies of Cold Springs — we invite you to come on out and join us for the next Ladies Saturday Tournament! We encourage everyone with an 18-hole handicap, no matter your ability to play. The object of the Ladies Saturday events is to have fun and meet fellow golfers. Look on the bulletin board by the side door of the Pro Shop for the sign-up sheet. Please check the website for upcoming tournaments: Click Here password: coldsprings |
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Cold Springs Sweetheart Mixer
Saturday, February 12th, 2022
Our first Mixer Tournament of the year is here! The Sweetheart Mixer is just around the corner and our registration portal just went live for entry. This will be a 2-Person, Net Best Ball event, where you select your partner. Regardless of the name, you do not have to play with your "sweetheart"; choose your partners at will! You are also able to request the foursome with which you play.
The Golf Genius link below is live for registration. You will sign yourself up first and then, on the second page, you will be able to add your partner by clicking the bar below your information, titled "Member", and entering their name. All registrations work best by entering the last name of the participant.
We look forward to seeing you!
2022 Sweetheart Mixer
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Please give a warm Cold Springs welcome to our new members in December & January:
Steve & Roxanne Enos | Dale & Carrin Jankowski
Ken & Cyndii Cusano | Brent & Renee Lockwood
Kevin & Liane Funk | Jason & Penny Moreno
Bo & Tracie Stewart | Steve Lindstrom
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Main Office
(530) 622-7642
Address
6500 Clubhouse Drive
Placerville, CA 95667
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