SouthGlenn Country Club

	SGCC Club Activities

	Men's Golf
	The Men’s Golf Association is limited to male members of the club that are at least 18 years old. Play begins in April and meets every Wednesday afternoon through September. To accommodate most men, three start times are offered: 2, 4 and 6 PM, at which time the course is closed to the general membership. Men’s club members can play in any or all of these start times. Beer, soda and snacks are offered as well as different games such as closest to the pin, longest putt, etc. Traditionally, the Men’s Club sponsors three tournaments: The Greenfield Memorial, the Tournament of Net Champions, and the Year-End Championship Tournament/Banquet.

	Women's Golf
	The Women’s Golf Association is limited to female members of the club that are at least 18 years old. Play begins in April and meets every Wednesday morning through September. Two start times are offered: 7 and 9 AM, at which time the course is closed to the general membership until noon. Women’s club members can play in either or both of these start times. Coffee and snacks are offered as well as different themes such as “three clubs and a putter”. Traditionally, the Women’s Club sponsors three special events: Guest Day, the Year-End Championship Tournament/Banquet, and the Putt Club party.

	LO'TE (Ladies of Tuesday Evening) Golf
	For those women who can’t play on Wednesday mornings, an informal group meets every Tuesday evening at 6:00 PM beginning in April.

	Couples Golf
	This group is for adult couples (married and non-married). Beginning in May, they meet every other Sunday afternoon from 1 to 4 PM, at which time the course is closed to general membership. Drinks and snacks are offered and the season ends in August with the MacSween Tournament and Banquet.

	Junior Golf
	Open to boys and girls from 8-17 years old, this group meets on Tuesday mornings from early-June through mid-August with two start times. The older kids (12-17) tee off at 7:30 and the younger kids (8-11) tee off at 9:00 AM with soft drinks available to all. The course is closed to the general membership at this time. This group combines play with some instruction. Traditionally, there is a Fun Tournament with lunch sponsored by the Optimists Club in mid-summer, and a Year-End Championship Tournament with lunch in early August. Volunteer parental involvement is required.

	Senior Golf
	Although there is no formal Senior Golf League, we have a very active and social group of senior golfers. They do organize a Senior Tournament in mid-August with a banquet.

	Golf Lessons
	Mark Martin is our teaching professional. He is short game specialist and incorporates state of the art technology in his teaching methods. Lessons are for members only and arrangements are made directly with Mark.

	Swimming Lessons
	Our lifeguards offer both group and private lessons. Group lessons are held before the pool opens at 11:00 AM. Six, one-half hour lessons are held Monday, Tuesday and Thursday (Fridays are used as makeup days if a lesson has to be cancelled due to bad weather). Groups usually consist of 4-6 children. We use the Red Cross format and offer lessons to all ages and abilities. Private lessons are arranged between the club member and lifeguard.

	Swim Team
	The “Gators” swim in the Mountain High Swim League, and compete against other area pools. Practice begins in mid-May after school hours. Once school ends, practice is in the mornings between 6:30 and 9:30. Meets are held on Saturday mornings in June and July. Our typical team involves over 100 kids of all ages and abilities. We employ 3-4 coaches who are usually former swim team members. This is a recreational team with the main emphasis on having fun and self-improvement. During the season there are pancake breakfasts, pep rallies, potlucks, a trip to Water World, and a year-end Awards Banquet. Volunteer parental involvement is required. The Gator‘s website is sgccgators.org.

	Tennis Lessons
	Rocky Mountain Tennis Academy is a local company that offers our members professional lessons on our courts. All arrangements are made between the club member and Rocky Mountain Tennis Academy.

	Social Events
	The club hosts several social events throughout the season. In May we come together for a Member Workday that involves members volunteering their time and skills to help spruce up the club. Food and drinks are provided. Our July 4th party is always well attended. Besides a free hot dog lunch, there are numerous games and activities by the pool. Other events may include parties, bingo nights, movie nights and ice cream socials.