What a great 2015 we've had. My staff and I have had some time off and are back at it already getting ready for next season. The snow has finally started to really fly around here and there is a good 18" or so on the golf course insulating the turf and making for some beautiful scenery. We've had several moose make their way on to the property, as they generally do this time of year, and the elk have finally made their way to refuge for the winter.
The cross country track is groomed and ready to go for the Holidays. If you haven't heard already, the club has made some changes this winter season for the cross country track. Members and guests are still welcome to use the track but we are requiring that everyone stop by the clubhouse from Monday-Friday and pick up an arm band and sign a liability waiver. Members can use the track free of charge and guests are being charged $100 for an armband for winter use. We will be policing the track a little more this year to ensure everyone has arm bands and are not venturing off the track. It is so very important that everyone adhere to our regulations for winter use: Staying on the track and not setting boot, ski or snowshoe tracks anywhere other than on the track or just adjacent to it; dogs must be physically leashed (electronic collars are not permitted); do not cut through native areas or private property to access the track and keep your distance from wildlife. We've already had several instances of folks setting boot tracks in areas that are off limits, including across a couple of greens so please stay on the track at all times.
Merry Christmas to everyone and a Happy New Year!!!!!!!
The cross country track is groomed and ready to go for the Holidays. If you haven't heard already, the club has made some changes this winter season for the cross country track. Members and guests are still welcome to use the track but we are requiring that everyone stop by the clubhouse from Monday-Friday and pick up an arm band and sign a liability waiver. Members can use the track free of charge and guests are being charged $100 for an armband for winter use. We will be policing the track a little more this year to ensure everyone has arm bands and are not venturing off the track. It is so very important that everyone adhere to our regulations for winter use: Staying on the track and not setting boot, ski or snowshoe tracks anywhere other than on the track or just adjacent to it; dogs must be physically leashed (electronic collars are not permitted); do not cut through native areas or private property to access the track and keep your distance from wildlife. We've already had several instances of folks setting boot tracks in areas that are off limits, including across a couple of greens so please stay on the track at all times.
Merry Christmas to everyone and a Happy New Year!!!!!!!
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| Early winter full moon over the Tetons |
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