FOREST HILLS COUNTRY CLUB
June 2022
On Course www.foresthillscc.net
Manager’s Report by Emma Gore
emmag@foresthillscc.net
Dear Forest Hills Members, I am honored to become your new General Manager/Chief Operating Officer. Now that I am back at the Club full time, I will be working closely with Larry Marx, our Interim General Manager/Chief Operating Officer, to ensure a seamless transition of duties. During the past few weeks, I have enjoyed jumping right back into a full calendar of activities in all departments. It is hard to believe that the start of summer is here. With that in mind, I wanted to share a few friendly reminders to ensure we have a safe and enjoyable summer season. Our membership has grown significantly over the last few years and with the addition of all the great families, we have also added many young children. To ensure that all dependents remain safe while enjoying the Club's amenities, we ask that all parents supervise their children while on Club property. All children under the age of sixteen must be accompanied by an adult or dependent child sixteen years or older. This includes the use of the Ladies and Men’s Golf Locker Rooms. Dependents ages eleven to fifteen with an unaccompanied pool privilege card may use the Aquatic Center and Swim Locker Rooms only in accordance with the approved policy as established by the Board. Our number one priority is the safety of our members and guests. While the pool is one of the most enjoyable areas of the Club in the summer, it is also one that can take the most management to ensure a safe and pleasurable environment. Because of this, we ask that you act in accordance with the following rules: • • • • •
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No running No diving in the shallow end No rough play including dunking, pushing or chicken No hanging on lap lanes Diving Board: one person on the diving board at a time, no goggles while jumping off the board, only one bounce off the board, wait for the person in front of you to reach the wall before jumping off the board, no sitting, hanging or handstands off the board Lifeguards have final say on any judgement calls of member safety After the pools close, the Cabana becomes an adult only space. No one under the age of 18 can be inside the Aquatic Center gates In the event of lightning, the Aquatic Center will be evacuated, and the gates locked until such time the lightning detection system gives the “all clear” signal All food should be consumed at the Cabana, at the tables located in front of the Cabana, or at the tables surrounding the Adult Pool. Food should not be consumed on the other areas of the Family Pool Deck. Outside food and beverages of any kind are prohibited on Club premises
I would also like to call attention to a policy that can easily be forgotten during the leisurely summer months, the Club dress code. Our management team has been trained and is encouraged to enforce these rules when they observe a violation. All members and guests are required to adhere to the following rules: • • • • • •
Golf and baseball hats are prohibited in the Club’s indoor dining rooms and special event spaces. All hats must be worn forward at all times. Men’s shirts must be collared and tucked in at all times, except when the shirt is designed to be worn untucked. All shirts worn on the golf course must be tucked in Sweatshirts, tee shirts, tank tops, tube tops, halter tops, cargo pants or cargo shorts are not permitted All clothing must be neat and clean in appearance and not excessively wrinkled, torn or frayed Denim clothing in good clean repair is allowed at the Club except for the golf course or at any club event where the membership is notified that denim is not allowed Proper swimming attire is confined to the Aquatic Center, Café and Swim Locker Rooms. Unacceptable attire includes but is not limited to thong style bathing suits and cut-off shorts. Swimming coverups are required when walking to and from member parking areas.
We are very excited for the summer season and hope to see you and your family enjoying all the amenities the Club has to offer.
Emma Gore
Manager’s Report by Larry Marx, CCM, CCE
larrym@foresthillscc.net
Dear Forest Hills Members, This will be my last newsletter as interim General Manager/COO at Forest Hills Country Club. I would like to thank you for the wonderful opportunity you have given me as your Interim General Manager/COO during the transition to a new permanent General Manager/Chief Operating Officer. This is a great Club, with a very active and friendly membership, that you should be proud of. The property is a real treasure. I truly appreciate the trust the Board has placed in me, which allowed me to collaborate closely with the Club’s Committees and Board members as a true General Manager/COO during the interim period. I did not feel like a caretaker but felt I was able to truly contribute and that made this position something that I will remember with satisfaction and fond memories. I also very much enjoyed the opportunity to collaborate closely with the team of employees at the Club. They were exceptional in their receptive attitude to my presence and opportunities for change. You will have a bright future with them under the new leadership. Your new General Manager/Chief Operating Officer, Emma Gore, is going to do a great job and will be an outstanding leader for years to come. She is an exceptional communicator and a hardworking individual that will face the challenges and opportunities ahead of her with enthusiasm. You have a great team of managers in all areas of the Club, especially with the addition of Ryan Schaban as Assistant General Manager, and Ali Kaplan, as your new Membership Director. I will be spending a lot of time with them in the next month to finish the restructuring and organization of the clubhouse operations. Emma is already fully in charge and the entire staff is excited to follow her leadership to create a bright future for Forest Hills Country Club. I expect that my last day as Interim General Manager/COO will be at the end of June. I look forward to assisting the staff and the Board during the next several weeks to make the transition smooth and seamless. I also look forward to the remaining projects I have been working on which will position everyone for success. I will miss you all and as I say goodbye, I give you a heartfelt thank you for welcoming me into your lives these past four months.
Larry Marx Club News and Reminders Congratulations to the Tierney Family! Congratulations to FHCC’s Head Golf Professional, JT Tierney, and his wife, Hannah, on the birth of their baby girl, Nora Mae! Nora was born on May 21 st weighing 6 lbs., 5 ounces and was 19.5 inches long. Big brother James and big sister Molly are loving their new addition to the family.
Have Exciting News To Share? We encourage our members to share with us the interesting and exciting things happening in your lives! Please send your details to Margaret Sliney at margarets@foresthillscc.net. We will do our very best to include your information in our upcoming newsletter. The deadline is always the 20th of the month.
Newsletter Prize Hidden within the pages of this issue and future issues, we have included a member’s number chosen at random. If you come across this number and it happens to be yours, contact Margaret at margarets@foresthillscc.net to redeem a $100 Gift Certificate good toward your next food and beverage purchase.
Upcoming Wine Dinner Passed Prosciutto and Melon State of Mind LS Vineyard Chardonnay
First Course
Wine Dinner VIN FRAICHE WINE GROUP Thursday, June 16th THURSDAY , JUNE 16 TH • 6:00
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6:00 pmPassed Wine and Hors D’ouerves 6:30willpmfeature Dinner This event special guests from the Vin Fraiche Wine Group, Marc Gagnon, and Charles Miller. Marc's (Director of Winemaking) resume includes Assistant Winemaker at Screaming Eagle. Charles' (Branch Manager and Sommelier) resume includes managing one of Missouri’s top wine destinations as Sommelier and Wine Director.
Wine Society Member: $108 / Person Non WS Member: $135 / Person
Heirloom Tomatoes Reggiano Crostini | Basil Pesto | Burrata | Roasted Garlic State of Mind LS Vineyard Pinot Noir
Second Course Horseradish Crusted Spring Lamb Chop White Cheddar Crème Fraiche Potatoes | Roasted Carrots | Peas Gremolata Component Cabernet Franc
Third Course Smoked Prime Strip Loin Creamed Corn | Pearl Onion and Bacon Jam | Haricot Verts Smoked Tomato Demi-Glace La Caccia Di San Giovanni Tuscana Rosso
Fourth Course Petite Tenderloin Wild Mushrooms | Roasted Garlic Polenta Summer Vegetables Wine Reduction Sam Brennan Gagnon-Kennedy Cabernet Sauvignon
Dessert Honey Lavender Crème Brule
Hole in One News
Congratulations To This Month’s Hole-in-One:
Don Gorin • • • • •
Thursday, May 26th Hole #12 178 Yards 7 iron Witness: Nick Riordan
Interested in joining the Hole-In-One Club? If you would like to sign up for the Hole-in-One Club, please email Monica at monicak@foresthillscc.net. As a member of the Hole-in-One Club, you are billed $5 anytime a member of the Club makes a hole-in-one on the Championship Course. The total amount collected from those who participate is what the player is rewarded with when they hit a hole-in-one.
Golf Course Update by Scott Reynolds, GCS
scottr@foresthillscc.net
Dear Members, On behalf of the entire Grounds Team and Grounds Committee, we want to update you on some areas of the course we will be addressing in the coming weeks. Tee Top Sodding Every tee top suffering from winter kill will be addressed by adding new zoysia turf sod this coming week at the earliest or the following week at the latest. Contractor availability will depend on timing. The Gold/Blue Tees on Hole numbers 16, 18, 13 and 8 will be the highest priority. Weeds on Bunker Faces Now that we have dry weather, we can commit to spraying for weeds. We hope to have all bunker faces sprayed by the end of this coming week. #12 White Tee Box and Fairway Drainage We met with our Golf Course Architect Thursday morning to evaluate the tee location to build the new one. He is coming back out this coming week to do further evaluation. He will also be looking at other areas we are struggling with such as holes 5, 8, and 14 fairways. We will come up with an action plan to allow for healthier turf growth in the future. Better Billy Bunkers & Short Game Practice Area We have awarded the contract for both the Short Game Area and Better Billy Bunker projects. They are on schedule to start late July to early August with the Short Game Practice area build out scheduled to be completed first. They calculate a month for building the short game area then they will immediately begin construction on the bunker project. The bunker project is scheduled to take place in waves. The first wave will be the most severe green bunkers identified first so when they do start work, please be prepared to have some minor disruptions.
Scott Reynolds Creek Project Update We would like to provide you with a quick update regarding the creek project. As you know, the permitting process and dealing with regulatory agencies is cumbersome. We are following the current Army Corps of Engineers and US-EPA guidelines on creek stabilization which changed a year and half ago with a new White House Administration. It appears we will actually get faster approvals following these new guidelines which include a more detailed eco-friendly solution and no mitigation fees. We are currently working with a specialist recommended by the Army Corps of Engineers, and we are expecting to possibly get approvals this fall to proceed with the project. We will update you in the coming weeks after several additional site visits are completed later this month.
Tips from the Tee by Ryan Martin, PGA
ryanm@foresthillscc.net
To improve your putting stats, this month I have a couple ideas for you to focus on. Most amateur golfers do not produce consistent speed control throughout a round of golf. When this happens, they are commonly faced with a challenging next putt. When you watch the Pros at the top of the leaderboard, they make many putts outside of 15 feet due to great speed control. Thinking you must get the ball past the hole in order to make more putts is not a great approach. If you can roll the ball up near the hole a high percentage of times, you will remove three putts from occurring, and end up seeing more putts fall in. For better distance control, focus on your length of putting stroke, and a consistent rhythm with it. This will slightly vary with uphill or downhill putts, so for now just focus on flat putts. The length of your stroke should be consistent and properly match the distance needed. When it changes, that will affect the rhythm you need to get the ball to the cup. The rhythm in a putting stroke is created by the length the putter travels, and the speed during the back and through motion. Think of a basketball player shooting free throws using a consistent routine and smooth rhythm to their shot. They practice the same technique and rhythm for each shot because the basket is always the same distance. If their technique is off, the shot will miss long or short of the hoop. To apply this to putting, start with a flat, five foot putt, and swing the putter back approximately six to eight inches. To avoid watching the putter as you are swinging it, put a water bottle about nine or 10 inches behind the ball as a general area to go back near. If you hit it, you know that was too long of a backswing. If the putt goes too far, you are accelerating too much. If you miss short of the cup, you’re tentative and not accelerating the putter into the ball. After you see improvement with the five foot putts, move back to around 30 feet. Adjust where you place the water bottle by rolling some practice putts to approximately gauge how long your backstroke should be. I believe these two distances are most important to improve putting stats; however, you can do this drill at any length.
Ryan Martin Golf Update by Jimmy Bals, PGA
jimmyb@foresthillscc.net
Summer has arrived and we are looking forward to a busy June. It is a very appropriate time to review the reminders listed below for golf. Attire – Males, junior players included, must wear shirts with a collar and the shirt must be tucked in. Females may wear shirts with or without collar. However, tee shirts are not allowed. Hats must be worn with the bill facing forward. Signing in Prior to Play – All golfers must sign in at the Golf Shop counter prior to play. Driving Range – The greens & grounds building, vehicles, and staff are located just beyond the net. Please do not hit any clubs that will carry over the net. This is especially important when the range tee is set on the forward grass section. Divots and Ball Marks – Please use the sand bottles provided to fill your fairway divots and repair ball marks on the green. This will make all playing surfaces much more consistent. New merchandise is arriving weekly. Stop in the golf shop to see the latest apparel selections from Peter Millar, Greyson, FootJoy, Lululemon and Tail. The new equipment updates from TaylorMade, Callaway and Ping are outstanding this year. We have in-stock items from all these companies. I am happy to say this includes full sets for ladies from both TaylorMade and Ping. With so many things going on at the club in June, we encourage you to read the emails sent out via Foretees from the Golf Professional staff. These emails will be a valuable resource for information throughout the month. We are looking forward to seeing everyone on the golf course after the cold and wet spring we have had.
Jimmy Bals
Senior Men’s Golf Association
by Jim Harf
jharf@maryville.edu
Once again the weather has not been kind to Forest Hills Senior Men, but we managed to get in two events since the last newsletter. In a Regular Play event, Doc Schneider took first place while Bill Vierling and Mike Spencer finished second and third, respectively. In the “Fewer Putts” event, Fred Salerno won, with Jack Meyer in second place and Tom Dean in third. We will also post the results of our Member-Guest event, held in late May, but after we went to press with this issue of the newsletter. Kudos also to Larry Giglio for his play in the 2022 Men’s Invitational. He and his partner won their flight. The month of June features a Two-Man Scramble on June 1, the postponed Ryder Cup matches on June 8, the Two-Man Match Play Qualifier on June 22, as well as Regular Play events.
Mens Guest Day Thursday, July 14th 11:00 am Lunch & Putting Contest • 1:00 pm Shotgun Join us for this miniature Member - Guest Tournament where up to 20 teams will compete in a 2 man quota format. Members may bring 3 guests and in effect become 3 separate teams in the event. Shootout, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will follow play. $150 entry fee per team ($300 to enter foursome of one member and 3 guests) Price includes golf, lunch, cocktails and hors d’ oeuvres Cart fee additional Sign up on ForeTees Beginning June 14th
Missouri High School Boy’s State Golf Championships Congratulations to our boy’s high school golfers, Trip Sanfelippo, Ryan Walsh, Dominic Mazzola, Ryan Hopwood, Nick George, and Jack Wooldridge on a fantastic season and for making it to the State Tournament! Dominic Mazzola and Trip Sanfelippo finished 9th and 14th respectively, earning themselves a medal, which are handed out to the top 15 players. They both earned ‘All State’ honors as well. Dominic Mazzola had the best score of any other player on the final round by three strokes. He shot a 68. Congrats boys, keep up the great work! Hope to see you all back out on the course soon. (Photos courtesy of STLToday.com and John Mazzola)
Trip Sanfelippo
Ryan Walsh
Dominic Mazzola
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This Summer at the Aquatic Center
Friday, June 3rd Friday, July 2nd DJ Entertainment 5:00 - 8:00 pm
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Enjoy family fun at the pool, food and music while soaking up the summer sun. Food will be available by member signature. No sign up required.
Caddie Corner by Nick Jones
nickj@foresthillscc.net
Welcome to the Caddie Corner! Get to know one of our caddies, Joey Schloss.
Q: What school do you go to? A: Westminster Christian Academy
Q: What sports do you play? A: Competitive Swim and Golf
Q: Do you have any brothers or sisters? A: I have 2 brothers and 1 sister
Q: What is your favorite thing about caddying at Forest Hills Country Club? A: My favorite thing is the golfers, they're super nice, crack a few jokes and make work fun and enjoyable. If you see Joey on the course this summer, make sure to say hi!
Morning Book Club by Bettina Esser
bettinaesser@gmail.com
Next Meeting: Wednesday, June 8th ● 10:30 am Join us this summer as the Morning Book Group focuses on new releases and on Wednesday, June 8, we will discuss Mouth to Mouth by Antoine Wilson. Other selections include The Plot by Jean Hanff Korelitz for our July 13 meeting and The Second Life of Mirielle West by Amanda Skenandore for August 10. We meet at 10:30 AM on the second Wednesday of the month and follow our meeting with lunch. We welcome new members and book lovers of all ages!
Welcoming New Faces
by Ali Kaplan
alik@foresthillscc.net
Dear Forest Hills Country Club Members, I am beyond excited and honored to take on the role as your new Membership and Marketing Director. I have enjoyed getting to know the membership as well as the ins and outs of Forest Hills over the past 15 years and feel so fortunate to be able to further develop my career at your beautiful Club. I would like to take a moment to introduce you to our new Communications and Marketing Coordinator, Margaret Sliney. Margaret is from the St. Louis area and attended high school at MICDS. She then went on to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree as well as a Master of Management degree from the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, graduating this past January. Her experience includes a Marketing. Communications, and Operations internship with the Oakland County Football Club and a Nutrition internship with the Michigan Athletics Sports Nutrition Department. She was also an NCAA Division 1 athlete, running the 400 and 800 meter dash on Michigan’s Track and Field team. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her corgi, Boomer, and is passionate about fitness and CrossFit workouts. She is excited to get to know the membership and begin her career at Forest Hills! You will start to see more communications coming from her as she has been training with me for the past few weeks. We are thrilled to have her as part of our team. Please feel free to stop by and say hello and introduce yourself to her the next time you stop by the Club.
Photos From Around the Club
The Stewarts
The Lantzy’s
At the Derby Party!
The Ganz’s at the Hamptons Party
Group photo at the Hamptons Party
The Smith boys enjoy opening day at the pool!
Members enjoying the Hamptons Party
Photos from the Men’s Invitational
Racquets News Junior Doubles Tournament Results May 28th, 2022
Summer Racquet Sports Kickoff May 27th, 2022
First Division First: Aiden Thomas and Mason Moore Second: Chase Brassie and Will Hughes
Second Division First: Henry Prunty and James Conger Second: Elizabeth Whiting and Allison Jefferies
Ladies Tennis Guest Day
Beer Pong Tennis Tournament
Wednesday, June 8th 8:30 am - 11:00 am
Saturday, June 18th 6:00 pm
$40 per player • Sign up on ForeTees
Mens and Ladies Singles Club Championship Sign Up by Wednesday, June 1st Early Round Matches will be Scheduled Between Opponents
Junior Boys and Girls Singles Championships Sign Up by Tuesday, June 7th Tournament will be played over the Course of the First Summer Session
Adult Child Tennis Tournament Saturday, June 18th 1:00 pm $40 per Team • Sign up on ForeTees
$40 per player • Sign up on ForeTees
Tennis Carnival Friday, June 24th 10:00 am - 11:00 am $20 per child • Sign up on ForeTees
Tennis and Pickleball Margarita Mixer Saturday, July 9th 5:30 pm $30 per player • Sign up on ForeTees
Bring a Ringer Mixed Doubles Sunday, August 7th 5:00 pm Sign up on ForeTees
Upcoming Events
Parent Child Fishing Rodeo and Golf Event 13
Saturday, July 23rd 1:45 pm start—Dinner to Follow
Each team gets three hours to play 6 holes of golf, in any order, on the front 9. Also during that time, catch and release a fish in the pond between holes 2 & 3! All Member types welcome! All participants must bring their own golf and fishing equipment. Fish fry to follow the event!
Sign up on ForeTees beginning June 23rd
Junior Golf Member Guest
Parent Child Golf Tournament Saturday, July 9th Tee times will be assigned in advance for the 9 Hole Valley course 1:00 PM shotgun for the 9 Hole Championship Course Sunday, July 10th 2:00 PM shotgun for the 18 Hole Championship Course
Sign up on ForeTees beginning June 9th and 10th
Junior Golf Awards Banquet Friday, July 22nd 5:45 PM
Wednesday, June 29th
Tee times will be assigned in advance and begin at 1:00 PM. Lunch will be available from 12:00—2:00 PM on the Lower Patio. Ice Cream Bar will be available from 2:00-4:00 pm on the Lower Patio.
The Awards Banquet is an evening of trophy presentations by the Professional Staff followed by dinner. This is a special evening for the junior golfers where various awards from the season are presented.
Sign up on ForeTees
Swim party to follow with DJ entertainment. Don’t forget to bring your swim suit!
18 Hole Ladies Golf News by Christy Ehrenreich
christyehren@gmail.com
I want to start out this month by thanking our co-chairs, Sandy Schwartz and Sara Gould, for their work on the April Spring Mixer. Great job girls. June is busting out all over! It’s time for some sunshine and golf. We start our month off with a shotgun start combining the 9 and 18 hole ladies with a scramble event. Please join us on June 2nd for a shotgun start at 9:00 am Sign up on ForeTees. Speaking of sunshine and summertime, it is time for our annual Member-Guest Tournament. Hope you can join us! The date is Tuesday, June 21st and the theme is Celebrate Summer. Breakfast starts at 7:00 am followed by an 8:00 am shotgun. Sign up on ForeTees. Any questions contact one of the co-chairs, Tiffany Durham tiffany.r.durham@gmail.com 405-706-7989 or Sandy Schwartz sandyschwartz17@gmail.com 314-737-3430. Then on June 23rd it’s time for an interclub event at Lake Forest Country Club. Please sign up on ForeTees. Any questions please contact Leatta Phillips onmiwa16@yahoo.com or call 314-973-3067. It’s an 8:30 am shotgun start. Don’t forget the match play tournament. Matt Swanson is preparing the pairings. Call the Golf Shop for more information or contact Matt Swanson directly at 636-227-1528.
9 Hole Ladies Golf News by Angie Walsh and Kathy Muschick We are back into the season “full swing!” If you haven’t signed up for an event yet, we encourage you to do so. They are a lot of fun! For instance, this past ladies’ event was carnival themed. There were photo props, popcorn, cotton candy, and wine slushies. The 9 hole scramble in April was derby themed. Women wore hats and brightly colored outfits. There were mint julips and roses awaiting us as we gathered for lunch afterwards. Coming up: 9 & 18 hole scramble will be held on June 2nd. Two 9 holers will be paired with two 18 holers. It’s a scramble so it’s a stress-free format which allows you to use the group’s best shot while meeting other fellow golfers at the club. Many women attended the “Chicks & Sticks” clinics. A big thank you to Ryan, Matt, and Kathy Swanson for the wonderful clinics they put on. Surely, many of us are putting, chipping, and driving the ball much better than before. Etiquette Quiz Question #2: One of the most important things to consider when playing golf is pace of play. Which of the following answers below will help keep you on pace: A. Keep up with the group ahead of you B. Have two balls (in case you hit out of bounds), extra tees, and ball makers on hand C. Strategically place your bag or cart so you’re not constantly back tracking D. Take some time before teeing off to discuss weekend plans
Saturday, June 18th 5:30 pm Shotgun • •
Enjoy 9 Holes of Golf on our Championship Course Guest Fees are Complimentary
Dinner to Follow
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Beverage Cart Available
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Couples and Guests are Invited
9 and 18 hole Girls’ Night Out Photos
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Tuesday, July 12th 8:00 am Shotgun
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Forest Hills Country Club 36 Forest Club Drive Chesterfield, MO 63005 If the electronic copy of On Course fails to meet your family’s needs and you would like to opt-in to receiving a physical mailing, please notify Margaret Sliney at or margarets@foresthillscc.net. Copies are also available in the Clubhouse lobby.
We would love to hear your ideas, suggestions, feedback, or positive comments in regards to any and all things related to our Club. To submit, email hospitality@foresthillscc.net
Club Contacts BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Emma Gore
Clubhouse (636) 227-5030
Peter J. Arman
General Manager/COO 636.230.2507 ● emmag@foresthillscc.net
Office Fax (636) 227-2540
Board Chair
Lawrence R. Giglio Membership Chair
Matthew J. Ott Grounds Chair
David A. Linenbroker Secretary
Zachary G. Smith Treasurer/ Finance Chair
Lawrence A. Thayer Governance Chair
Craig Peterson Executive Chef 636.207.3518 ● craigp@foresthillscc.net
Scott Reynolds, GCS Grounds Superintendent 636.227.5044 ● scottr@foresthillscc.net
Jennifer Schoen Controller 636.207.3513 ● jenns@foresthillscc.net
Abby Le
Golf Shop (636) 227-1528 www.foresthillscc.net Margaret Sliney Marketing and Communications Coordinator 636.534.0371 ● margarets@foresthillscc.net
Chris Ballard Food and Beverage Manager 636.207.3532 ● chrisb@foresthillscc.net
Adam Goad Assistant Food and Beverage Manager 636.207.3535 ● adamg@foresthillscc.net
Mark F. Forst
Director of Human Resources 636.230.2507 ● abbyl@foresthillscc.net
Tennis/ Swim Chair
Ryan Schaben, CMP
Bar Manager 636.207.3527 ● mattk@foresthillscc.net
Laurie A. Lambert-Hopkins Director
Assistant General Manager 636.207.3512 ● ryans@foresthillscc.net
Monica Knudtson
Charles H. Nance
Jimmy Bals, PGA
Vice Board Chair Long Range Planning Chair
Director of Golf 636.227.1528 ● jimmyb@foresthillscc.net
Edward A. Dorch
JT Tierney, PGA
Golf Chair
Head Golf Professional 636.227.1528 ● jtt@foresthillscc.net
Michael A. Flavin Director
Stephen A. Sigman House Chair
Ali Kaplan Director of Membership & Marketing 636.207.3545 ● alik@foresthillscc.net
Matt Knopf
Office Manager 636.207.3514 ● monicak@foresthillscc.net
Alexandra Dorton Director of Events 636.207.3528 ● alexd@foresthillscc.net
Jon Cameron Events Manager 636.207.3535 ● jonc@foresthillscc.net
Kyle O’Leary Director of Racquet Sports 314.369.1153 ● kyleo@foresthillscc.net