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Santa’s Brunch &

Sunday, December 21

11:30 AM Parade • 12:00 PM Brunch

Golf carts, floats, walkers, bikes, and pets are welcome!

Event details and registration online.

Season’s Greetings Hampton Hall Members, Distinguished Club Designation

As we close another wonderful year at Hampton Hall Club, I want to take a moment to reflect on all that we have accomplished together in 2025 and share a preview of what is ahead in 2026. Your engagement, support, and pride in our community continue to make Hampton Hall a special place to live and belong.

Master Amenities Plan Approval (MAP)

This year marked an exciting milestone with our community-driven Master Amenities Plan vote. More than 80% of our members participated, and over 70% supported moving forward with Phase One, which focuses on the Main Clubhouse enhancements.

Our next steps include the process of assembling the team to make it all come together, including our architect, general contractor, and oversight advisory group. Once that team is finalized, we will be able to provide a clearer project timeline and move into design development. We look forward to sharing more details and renderings as the project comes to life.

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We are proud to share that Hampton Hall Club has maintained its Distinguished Club designation, placing us among the top 4% of private clubs and communities worldwide. This recognition is especially meaningful because it is the only merit-based award in the private club industry.

It is a true reflection of the dedication of our Board of Directors, member volunteers, engaged members, our talented staff, and your professional management team. This recognition not only highlights our commitment to excellence, but also enhances and protects home values throughout our community.

Welcome New Team Members

We are very pleased to welcome several new members to our Hampton Hall staff. Each brings valuable experience, enthusiasm, and professionalism to our team. Please join me in welcoming them to the Hampton Hall family.

Employees of the Quarter

Our Employees of the Quarter represent the best of Hampton Hall. From long-tenured team members to new faces, each has gone above and beyond to serve our members and support their colleagues. Congratulations and thank you to everyone recognized this year for your hard work and commitment.

FROM THE GM’S DESK continued

2025 Operational Achievements

It has been an exceptionally productive year at Hampton Hall, with progress across all areas of our operations. Just to name a few of this year’s highlights:

Club and Community Improvements

• Achieved Distinguished Club recognition for the first time ever (Top 4% globally)

• Advanced schematic design for the Master Amenities Plan with passing of Phase 1

• Completed the Stormwater Enhancement Project, specifically Drainage Section 6 Outfall Evaluation and moved into the design phase for stormwater system improvements, with construction anticipated for 2026

• Hosted quarterly pickleball socials and added two additional pickleball courts

• Launched the Passport Dining Program, which became a major success with more than 200 members participating in several of the dining destinations!

• Replaced the indoor pool dehumidification system

• Resurfaced the basketball court and the hard tennis court

• Added shade structures to the playground and the outdoor pool

• Installed new fitness and event amenities, including a cable machine, portable bars, and a mobile outdoor grill

• Created a new fire pit behind the Main Clubhouse from a repurposed fountain

• Replaced the original main lagoon fountain behind the Main Clubhouse

• Installed new outdoor TVs at Pete’s Grill

• Added outdoor-rated fans, hydrowash systems, and foot brushes at the Sports Courts

• Entered a new three-year partnership with Palmetto Coastal Landscaping

• Completed sidewalk and curb repairs throughout the community

• Upgraded pet waste stations to include waste receptacles

• Transitioned to the ABDi gate pass system and implemented speed enforcement with Intercept Security

• Implemented real estate and rental listings on the club website

• Installed a scalable camera system for amenities and enhanced our Hurricane Preparedness Plan

• Continued stormwater reserve projects and prepared for a major three-year dredging project beginning in 2026

Golf Operations

• Fully refreshed and renovated the Golf Shop

• Installed steps to the practice range and repainted the Golf Cart Barn

• Added limestone accents at the back of hole 18 for aesthetics

• Purchased a new GPS-guided fairway sprayer and stump grinder

• Completed the irrigation head reserve project (1,800 sprinkler heads)

• Added a professional teaching canopy at back of the practice range and a new flower bed at the first tee of the Pete Dye course

• Installed new portable scoreboards and repainted the Golf Cart Storage Building

GOALS FOR 2026

Hampton Hall is poised for another year of meaningful progress and success. Our goals for 2026 include:

• Transitioning all food and beverage operations to Pete’s Grill during Main Clubhouse construction, offering lunch, dinner, and events throughout the project

• Providing strong oversight of Phase One of the Master Amenities Plan and continuing work on future phases

• Supporting the Board’s initiative to update our governing documents

• Continuing to make progress on stormwater management and overall infrastructure

• Keeping the member experience at the center of everything we do

Thank You to Our Board and all of our Member Volunteers

I would like to extend my sincere thanks to our Board of Directors, Committees, and Advisory Groups for their time, insight, and dedication throughout 2025. A special note of appreciation to our outgoing Board members, Mr. Jerome Sanzo

“Your participation helps guide the future of our community and strengthens the Hampton Hall experience for everyone.”

and Mrs. Anne Tommaso. Anne’s leadership and service as Club Treasurer have played a major role in our strong financial position during her time on the Board. Thank you again to all our member volunteers that help make Hampton Hall such a special place to live and thrive!

As we move into 2026, I strongly encourage members to consider volunteering on a committee. Your participation helps guide the future of our community and strengthens the Hampton Hall experience for everyone.

In closing, 2025 has been a year of growth, recognition, and shared achievement. As we look forward to 2026, we remain focused on maintaining the excellence Hampton Hall is known for while continuing to improve each aspect of the member experience. Thank you for your continued support and for making this such an outstanding community.

Happy Holidays!

Respectfully,

Eric Bischofberger, CCM General Manager/Chief Operating Officer

Welcome

NEW

MEMBERS

August 2025 – October 2025

Richard & Elizabeth Angelone 4 Halburton Circle

Jeffrey & Betsy Batts 43 Hampton Hall Boulevard

John & Lisa Churchill 261 Farnsleigh Avenue

David & Allison Clar 28 Paxton Circle

Ronald & Kate Clark 318 Waterfowl Road

James & Rosie Deane 314 Farnsleigh Avenue

Jan & Glenna Hagopian 162 Wicklow Drive

*Johnny & Delia Istrate 6 Calverton Place

Edward & Kristine Jasinski 2 Sedgewick Avenue

John Johnston 16 Southington Circle

Timothy & Sue McAuliffe 10 Traymore Place

Kim Murphy 12 Torrington Lane

Christopher Rogowski & Wyndham Pursley 184 Wicklow Drive

Theodore & Cynthia Scourtis 34 Torrington Lane

*Alfred & Dian Urbano 19 Traymore Place

*Long time members with new properties in Hampton Hall

New Member Cocktail Party

Our October New Member Cocktail Party was filled with great conversation, new friendships, and plenty of Hampton Hall spirit! We cannot wait to see our news members again at Hampton Hall 101 on March 11.

Thank You to Our Hampton Hall Ambassadors!

We extend our sincere gratitude to our Hampton Hall Ambassadors for the kindness and generosity you show in welcoming new members and helping them feel at home in our community.

Ambassadors play an essential role in ensuring new members feel connected and included at Hampton Hall. Whether through a friendly introduction, an invitation to join a round of golf or a game of tennis, or a simple gesture that encourages participation in social events, you help create the sense of community that makes Hampton Hall so special.

With more than 50 new property owners and close to 25 new golf members joining us between January and October this year, your efforts have been more important than ever. If you are a new member and have not yet connected with your Ambassador, please reach out to the Membership Team—we would be delighted to make an introduction. We are always looking for new Ambassadors to join this wonderful group! If you would like to get involved, please complete the Ambassador Volunteer Form on the Club website at hamptonhallclubsc.com/ ambassador, or join us for our informational meeting on Wednesday, February 4 to learn more.

Kristy Stewart, CMP Director of Membership, Marketing & Communications

843-815-9343

kstewart@hamptonhallsc.com

Anne Jackson

Member Services Coordinator

843-815-2368

ajackson@hamptonhallsc.com

Hampton Hall Men’s Social

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Gatherings

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7

Join us for our Ladies’ Mix & Mingle events—casual, friendly gatherings designed to help you connect with fellow Hampton Hall members. Whether you have lived here for 10 weeks or 10 years, these occasions are a wonderful way to build new friendships and strengthen existing ones.

Ambassadors will begin each event with a lighthearted icebreaker before everyone enjoys a relaxed meal together— dinner at the Main Clubhouse or lunch at Pete’s Grill.

Our next dinner is scheduled for Wednesday, January 7, and the next luncheon at Pete’s Grill will take place on Wednesday, March 18. Registration opens online 30 days prior, so be sure to sign up early—these events fill quickly!

Over 60 Hampton Hall men gathered for an unforgettable night in September! They kicked back with college football, savored Southern BBQ, sipped Old Fashioneds, and most importantly, enjoyed great company. Mark your calendar for the next Men’s Social on March 4—you won’t want to miss it!

Hampton Hall 101

Discover more about the Club’s history, culture, governance, and operations at this fun and informative event.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11

Your Membership Advisory Group, Board of Directors, and Management Team have designed this special event on March 11 to help new members discover more about the Club’s history, culture, governance, and operations. It’s a great opportunity to meet your Board Members, the Management Team, staff, and fellow new members of Hampton Hall. This event promises to be both fun and informative! If you’ve moved to Hampton Hall within the past year, we encourage you to attend.

Upcoming Membership Events

Look for additional details and registration online.

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Dinner

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7

Ambassador Meeting

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4

Men’s Social

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4

Hampton Hall 101

New Member Event

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Luncheon

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18

Club Fair

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25

HAMPTON HALL CAR SHOW

CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE

SOMMELIER SMACKDOWN

CAKEBREAD WINE TASTING

TRUNK OR TREAT

Member Spotlight

For Colleen and Justin Imel, golf isn’t just a hobby—it’s been a thread weaving together their lives since childhood. Colleen grew up in the Lowcountry, playing competitive junior golf before continuing her collegiate career at UNC Wilmington and later the University of Dayton (GO FLYERS!). After earning her Master’s in Sport Management at Jacksonville University, she spent several years in Florida working for The Valspar Championship and Parsons Xtreme Golf (PXG). Justin, from Bluffton, Indiana, also grew up with golf in his life, playing through college at Huntington University and briefly pursuing professional tours before transitioning into a sales career with Cintas in Jupiter, Florida. It was in South Florida where their paths crossed, but their

hearts always had a home in the Lowcountry. When the chance came to start their own businesses back near Colleen’s family, they didn’t hesitate to return to Bluffton.

Hampton Hall, where Colleen’s parents, Grant and Karen Cully, are residents and golf members, quickly became the perfect fit.

At Hampton Hall, golf remains central to the Imels’ lifestyle. Justin

“Whether it’s golf, traveling, or trying new foods, the Imels embrace a lifestyle full of family, friends, and fun at Hampton Hall.”

can often be found on the course multiple times a week, while Colleen sneaks in rounds whenever she can between work and caring for their 18-month-old daughter, Sloan. The couple also enjoys the vibrant social life at the club. From oyster roasts to wine tastings, they make a point of participating whenever possible.

Outside the gates, family time is paramount. Summers in Boone, North Carolina, provide a cool retreat, while weekends are spent traveling to visit friends or simply enjoying life at home with Sloan and their three dogs, Penelope, Boone, and Phoebe. Colleen’s love for animals is matched by a shared passion for food. The couple enjoys cooking, trying new cuisines, and seeking out renowned chefs wherever their travels take them.

What truly sets Hampton Hall

apart for the Imels is the people. “Everyone has been so kind, welcoming, and friendly,” they say. Sloan has quickly become a familiar face around the club, greeted by members and staff alike with smiles, high-fives, and warm welcomes.

For Colleen and Justin, Hampton Hall represents more than a place to live—it is a lifestyle. The club allows them to slow down, enjoy family and friends, and pursue their passions, all within a community that feels like an extended family. “You’ll meet some of the friendliest people here,” they note. “Neighbors walking, running, walking their dogs, enjoying evening golf cart rides—it’s a community built on connection and kindness.”

For the Imels, returning to their roots in Bluffton and calling Hampton Hall home has been a joyful journey. Between golf, family, and friends, life here offers a blend of relaxation, community, and opportunity—a place where memories are made and traditions continue, both old and new.

“Sloan has become part of the Hampton Hall Family, and she doesn’t even realize how special that is yet.”

Let’s Go Somewhere!

BY BRENT CARLSON PGA Director of Golf

Each year, a group of ladies from the Club embarks on a little trip together. These outings have become a highlight of the year for me as so many great memories are made, and we have enjoyed some truly fantastic courses. This year, we traveled to Hammock Beach Resort in Florida, where we played two rounds of golf, shared wonderful meals, and took in some incredible views.

These trips date back to the early days of my time here. I once asked if the group had ever traveled, and was told they had ventured as far as Moss Creek. At that moment, it was announced to the group, “Let’s go somewhere!”—and the rest is history.

Over the years, we have played outstanding tracks such as Daniel Island, Wild Dunes, Bright’s Creek, Amelia Island, Kiawah’s Ocean Course, and Hammock Beach.

Great courses – great times!

Let’s Go Somewhere!

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

Golf Events

LGS Holiday Scramble TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2

Golf Shop Sale

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5

MGS Annual Meeting

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13

Bloody Mary Open

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10

Loving Cup

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14

MGS Kickoff

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28

Charity Par 3

FRIDAY, MARCH 6

Match Play

MARCH 13–15

Men’s Night Out

THURSDAY, MARCH 19

Ladies’ Member Guest MARCH 26–28

Wine & Nine

THURSDAY, APRIL 2

Ladies’ Spring Swing MONTH OF APRIL

Ladies’ Night Out

THURSDAY, APRIL 23

Men’s Member Guest

APRIL 29–MAY 3

Member Fundraiser for Wounded Heroes

SATURDAY, MAY 16

Wounded Heroes Golf Classic MONDAY, MAY 18

LADIES’ MEMBER MEMBER

Balancing Golf Course Maintenance with Member Needs and Expectations

MATT SAPOCHAK | Director of Golf Maintenance & Agronomy

One of the questions I hear most often this time of year is, “Matt, why are you aerating the greens when they’re rolling so well?” It’s a good question and one I hear often during the late fall and winter months.

The answer is simple: aeration is essential to maintaining healthy greens year-round. This process helps control disease, relieves soil compaction, and allows air to reach the roots. These efforts promote stronger, more resilient turf that performs consistently throughout the seasons.

Another question that occasionally comes my way, sometimes through Eric, is, “Why were we off the back nine twice last week?” The reason can vary, from applying fairway fertilizer to installing drainage on a front-nine approach. While these adjustments may cause brief inconveniences, they are important steps in maintaining and improving course conditions.

To keep greens performing at their best, our maintenance program must include more than mowing and rolling. Certain specialized practices and projects are necessary to protect and enhance playing surfaces. Although we schedule most major work for Mondays, weather or timing sometimes requires flexibility. When that happens, our team takes a “Marine mentality”: improvise, adapt, and overcome.

Every project and maintenance decision is made with one goal in mind—to enhance your experience and preserve the golf course in top condition. I appreciate the continued understanding and support of our members as we work to ensure that Hampton Hall remains an enjoyable and well-conditioned course for all Hampton Hall members to play.

PICKLEBOO FUN!

PICKLEBALL OPEN PLAY

All Levels Pickleball

MONDAYS 8:00–10:00 AM

FRIDAYS 8:00–10:00 AM

SATURDAYS 8:00–10:00 AM Advanced Level Pickleball

SATURDAYS 10:00 AM–12:00 PM

SUNDAYS 8:00–10:00 AM Clinics

MONDAYS:

2.5 3+ ME CLINIC • 8:00-9:00 AM

3.0 3+ ME CLINIC • 9:00-10:00 AM

WEDNESDAYS:

2.5 CLINIC • 3:00–4:00 PM

3.0 CLINIC • 4:00–5:00 PM

PICKLEBALL LESSONS

Private, group and team lessons are available! To schedule, contact Head Pickleball Professional Will Brisco at 843-815-8740 or wbrisco@hamptonhallsc.com

ACE THE HOLIDAYS PICKLEBALL SOCIAL

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19

5:00–7:00 PM

Celebrate the season on the courts at our Ace the Holidays Pickleball Social! Join fellow players for a fun-filled evening of friendly competition, laughter, and holiday cheer. Attendees are encouraged to dress for the occasion in their favorite festive attire. Enjoy great company, spirited play, and a little food and drink to keep the merriment going!

AFTER-SCHOOL KIDS TENNIS

Calling all young players! Our after-school tennis programs for ages 5–12 are underway. It’s a fun, active way for kids to build skills, confidence, and a love for the game.

Court Sport Events

PICKLEBALL

For more information on pickleball programs, please contact Head Pickleball Professional, Will Brisco, at wbrisco@hamptonhallsc.com or 843-815-8740.

MIXED DOUBLES SEASON

STARTS JANUARY 2026

WINTER BEGINNER CLINIC

FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 | 12:00–2:00 PM Lesson and Play

TENNIS

For more information on tennis programs, please contact Director of Racket Sports, Paul Tollefson, at ptollefson@hamptonhallsc. com or 843-815-8740.

USTA DOUBLES

Looking to get involved in team tennis or looking to be a captain? The USTA season is right around the corner and teams will be forming shortly for Men’s and Women’s doubles!

RUSTY RACKETS

Ready to dust off your tennis game? Whether you are returning to the court after a break or new to the neighborhood and eager to meet fellow players, Rusty Rackets is the perfect fit! Join us for fun, social play and a great workout.

Fridays | 9:00–10:00 AM

Tuesdays | 5:30–6:30 PM (Co-ed)

WOMEN’S BEGINNER TENNIS

This class is designed especially for the ladies of Hampton Hall! Learn the sport of a lifetime in a fun, friendly, and relaxed atmosphere while meeting fellow players. Thursdays | 5:30–6:30 PM

LADIES’ TENNIS HOLIDAY LUNCHEON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17

10:00–11:30 AM | Round Robin Tennis followed by lunch at Pete’s Grill

Change your Mindset

BY MICHELE DICARLO, CPT/TPI CERTIFIED Sports, Recreation & Fitness Director

To get into the New Year’s resolution workout mindset before the year begins, start by focusing on sustainable, small changes now to build momentum and avoid the “all-or-nothing” mentality. The holiday season provides a perfect opportunity to establish new habits gradually, so by January 1st, your routine feels natural rather than a drastic, overwhelming change.

YES, I will be offering the 28 Day Challenge in January! Start preparing now.

1. Shift your focus from perfection to progress

Instead of planning a full-scale routine for the new year, start with a more forgiving approach right now to avoid burnout and a negative mindset.

• “Something is better than nothing”: If you only have 10–15 minutes, use it for a walk or some bodyweight squats, rather than skipping a workout entirely. Consistency with small efforts is more effective for building a habit than chasing perfect but unsustainable workouts.

• Create “activity snacks”: Incorporate short, highimpact bursts of activity into your day. For instance, do squats or lunges while waiting for coffee to brew or during a TV commercial break.

2. Set realistic goals now

Use the remaining weeks of the year to test and refine achievable fitness goals. Setting yourself up early for success can build confidence and motivation for the new year. Use the SMART framework:

• Specific: Instead of “getting fit,” aim for “walk 20 minutes, 3 days a week”.

• Measurable: Track your progress with a fitness app or a journal. Use metrics like distance, time, or reps.

• Achievable: Make your goals challenging but realistic. If you’re new to fitness, don’t expect to run a marathon by March.

• Relevant: Your goal should align with your personal values. For example, if you want more energy, focus on consistency over intensity.

• Time-bound: Set deadlines for smaller milestones, like “I will walk three times a week for the next month”.

3. Find your “why” and remember it

Connect your fitness journey to a deeper, personal purpose. This intrinsic motivation is far more powerful than extrinsic motivators like a new year or a temporary reward.

• Ask yourself: Why do I want to do this? Is it to feel more energetic, be a better role model, or feel more confident?

• Write your “why” down and place it somewhere visible, like on your bathroom mirror or phone home screen, to serve as a constant reminder.

4. Create a supportive environment

Make it easy to stay on track by setting up your surroundings for success.

• Prepare your gear: Lay out your workout clothes and shoes the night before. This eliminates a barrier when motivation is low in the morning.

• Find an accountability partner: Exercising with a friend, joining a group class, or using an app with a social component makes you less likely to skip a session.

• Build a fun workout playlist: Upbeat, motivating music can make your workout more enjoyable and energizing.

5. Practice self-compassion, not perfection

If you miss a workout or indulge in a holiday treat, don’t use it as an excuse to give up. Fitness is a lifelong journey, and setbacks are a normal part of the process.

• Forgive your missteps and course-correct. Acknowledge what happened and simply get back on track with your next meal or workout.

• Track weekly progress instead of daily. If you ate healthy meals most days of the week, that’s a win, even if you had one off day.

Hire a trainer and set times on your calendar to work out as if you have a doctor’s appointment you can’t miss.

Upcoming Activities

Kids Bootcamp

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23 @ 11:00 AM

28 Day Challenge BEGINS

FRIDAY, JANUARY 2

Wellness Speaker: Athletic Recovery

MONDAY, JANUARY 19

28 Day Challenge Celebration

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 @ 5:30 PM

Bring your LOVE to class

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13

Hearing Screenings

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16

1:00–4:00 PM

Kids Zumba

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26 @ 5:30 PM

Start the New Year Strong!

Make 2026 your healthiest year yet with our Group Fitness Program. With a diverse schedule including Tabata, Zumba, Body Sculpt, Yoga, Barre, Water Aerobics, Spin, Balance & Mobility, Functional Strength & Cardio, Bootcamp, Pilates, and more, there is something for everyone. Whether you drop in for a day, join monthly, or commit for the year, there’s an option that fits your lifestyle.

2026 Pricing:

Daily $17

• Monthly $90 • Annual $1,080

Enjoy 10% off the annual fee ($972) when paid in full during the first week of January.

Your wellness retreat awaits—right here at the Hampton Hall Fitness Center. Discover the wide range of spa services available to you, from therapeutic massages and revitalizing facials to body wraps and aesthetic care. Exceptional treatments, a skilled professional, and member-exclusive pricing make it easy to relax, renew, and restore without leaving the community.

Relax & Renew Massage

90 MINUTES $119

Target chronic tension and stubborn adhesions with a therapeutic blend of effleurage and deep tissue techniques. Ideal for those needing extra attention to tight muscles.

Tranquility Massage

90 MINUTES $129

All the benefits of our Relax & Renew massage, elevated with the soothing warmth of hot stones and the therapeutic power of arnica oil to ease aches, reduce inflammation, and melt away tension.

Swedish Massage

60 MINUTES $99

Our most popular service. Relax and unwind as gentle, flowing strokes enhance circulation, ease tension, and promote overall wellness. A classic choice for stress relief and relaxation.

Pedi Massage

30 MINUTES $35

Soothe tired feet and improve mobility with this focused lower leg and foot massage designed to reduce fatigue and support your stride.

Signature Facial

60 MINUTES $85

Customized humectants hydrate and smooth fine lines while stimulating peptides nourish the skin for a radiant, refreshed glow.

Purifying Facial

60 MINUTES $85

A deep-cleansing facial packed with antioxidants to calm inflammation, draw out impurities, and leave your complexion clear and soothed.

Express Facial

30 MINUTES $52

Short on time? This efficient, rejuvenating treatment delivers a healthy glow.

Décolleté Treatment

30 MINUTES $52

Treat the delicate skin of the chest and collarbone with gentle cleansing and aromatherapeutic emollients for soft, glowing skin.

Scalp & Facial Massage

30 MINUTES $35

Indulgent treatment to stimulate circulation, soothes the nervous system & promotes profound relaxation from crown to soul.

Poultice Body Wrap & Massage

75 MINUTES $97

Detox and renew with this heated herbalinfused wrap that nourishes the skin, stimulates the senses, and promotes metabolic balance—followed by a relaxing massage.

Contour Body Wrap

75 MINUTES $97

Flush away trapped toxins in connective tissue with this targeted wrap designed to reduce bloating, improve circulation, and support inch loss.

Hot Stone Add-On

10-MINUTE ENHANCEMENT $12

Add soothing warmth to any massage with heated basalt stones that melt away muscle tension and enhance relaxation.

Aromatherapy is included with all massage services to enhance your experience and overall well-being.

Back Facial

45 MINUTES $68

All the benefits of a classic facial, focused on the often-neglected back. Ideal for cleansing, exfoliation, and relaxation.

Microdermabrasion

ADD-ON $39

Refine skin texture with exfoliation that reduces pore size, softens wrinkle depth, and fades acne scars while boosting collagen production.

Aesthetic Services

EYEBROW WAX $22+

LIP WAX $22+

BIKINI WAX (NO BRAZILIAN) $40+

CHEST OR BACK WAX $71+

LEG OR ARM WAX $40+

All facials include a soothing neck and shoulder massage and feature premium skincare from Birrelements.

Please note: Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance or no-shows will incur a $50 fee. Pricing is subject to change. Gift Cards are available for purchase.

To schedule your refresh, call or text Tara Gabriel, Licensed Massage Therapist & Skin Care Professional, at 843-540-0440.

The Judds, Mitchells, and Ventos came together to pack Thanksgiving boxes for local families in need, followed by a well-deserved lunch at Pete’s Grill!

Hampton Hall Charitable Fund:

2025 CHILDREN’S BOOK DRIVE

Hampton Hall’s Those of Prose Book Club has kicked-off their 16th annual book drive, inviting you to donate NEW children’s books — ages 0 to 18 — to benefit three local organizations: The Boys and Girls Club (Bluffton), The Children’s Center (Hilton Head Island) and CAPA (Beaufort). Please deliver books by December 14.

Books can be dropped off in bins at the Hampton Hall Community Clubhouse, the Fitness Center, on the porch at 247 Farnsleigh Avenue, or mailed directly to that address from Amazon or other on-line services.

Thanks from Those of Prose and all the kids you will make happy with a good book!

Members with questions may contact Alice Pitts at akpitts51@yahoo.com.

Please deliver books by December 14.

UPCOMING EVENTS & COMMUNITY IMPACT

The Hampton Hall Charitable Fund (HHCF) has several wonderful events ahead. Mark your calendars and plan to join in support of our local community!

As always, the Charitable Fund is deeply grateful for the continued generosity of Hampton Hall members. Your support directly contributes to our ability to distribute grants to worthy organizations throughout the Lowcountry.

This year, we were especially touched by a note from Carlos Williams, Principal of Whale Branch Elementary, following our school supplies drive:

“Your support plays a vital role in fostering a positive learning environment and directly enhances student achievement. It’s because of compassionate community members in Hampton Hall that our school is equipped with the materials to support educational success.”

Thank you to everyone who donated to make this effort such a success!

Members interested in learning more about the Hampton Hall Charitable Fund may contact Lori Desing at desing5@ aol.com or visit hamptonhallclubsc.com/charitable-fund.

“Your support plays a vital role in fostering a positive learning environment and directly enhances student achievement. It’s because of compassionate community members in Hampton Hall that our school is equipped with the materials to support educational success.”

— Carlos Williams, Principal of Whale Branch Elementary

UPCOMING

HHCF Events

National Day of Giving

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2

HHCF is proud to participate in this global movement for the first time.

Christmas Toy Drive

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13

Help spread holiday cheer by donating toys for children in need.

Par 3 Golf Tournament

FRIDAY, MARCH 6

Enjoy a day on the course while supporting a great cause.

Fashion Show

TUESDAY, APRIL 28

A stylish afternoon benefiting local charities.

Hampton Hall Charitable Fund for Bluffton Self Help

Saturday, December 13

10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Hampton Hall Main Clubhouse

Bring donations to the BSH van at the Main Clubhouse parking lot or place your donated items next to your mailbox by 10:00 AM. Our volunteers will drive through the neighborhood to collect them.

DONATE NEW, UNWRAPPED TOYS TO HELP CHILDREN EXPERIENCE THE MAGIC OF THE HOLIDAYS

Arts & Crafts Kits

Bikes & Bike Helmets

Board & Card Games

Books (Age Appropriate)

STEM/Chemistry Sets

Digital Cameras or Watches

Engineering Kits

Hair Styling Tools

Friendship Bracelet Kits

Journaling Supplies

Karaoke Machine

LED Fairy Lights

Lego Sets

Manicure Kits

Model Building Kits

Puzzles

Robotics Kits

National Geographic Sets

Outdoor Games

Scooters & Scooter

Helmets

Bikes & Bike Helmets

Board Games

Books (Age Appropriate)

Baseball Glove/Sports Balls

Crayola Activity Kit

Crystal Growing Lab

Journaling Supplies

Light up Terrarium Kit

Lego Sets

Magnetic Tiles

Memory Games

Puzzles (Large Pieces)

Remote Control Car

Rock Painting Kit

Scooters & Scooter Helmets

Sidewalk Chalk

Sight Words

Slime Making Kit,

STEM & Educational Toys

Play Sets & Play Tents

Zingo!

Thank you for your kindness & generosity!

Balance Bikes or Tricycles

Board Books

Bubble Machine

Building Block Sets

Color Wonder Light UpStamper

Kinetic Sand Kits

Leap Frog Educational Toys

Musical Piano Pad

Pretend Play Toys

Sensory Toys

Sit-to-Stand LearningWalker

Stuffed Animals

Wooden Puzzles

MONDAY, DECEMBER 1 AT 6:30 PM 12.01.25 SAVE THE DATE

SAVE THE DATES for the following activities tentatively scheduled at your Club! The most current event information and registration details will be published on the Club website and announced in the Highlights eblast every Tuesday.

December

Annual Meeting

MONDAY, DECEMBER 1

LGS Christmas Scramble (Golf)

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2

National Day of Giving TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2

Golf Shop Sale

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5

Annual Tree Lighting

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6

Ladies with Ladies Senior Greetings MONDAY, DECEMBER 8

Ladies with Ladies Holiday Light Tour WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10

MGS Annual Meeting (Golf) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13

HHCF Toy Drive

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13

Ladies Tennis Holiday Luncheon

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17

Prime Rib & Pasta Night

WEDNESAY, DECEMBER 17

Ace the Holidays Pickleball Social FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19

Kids’ Gingerbread & Holiday Movie Night

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19

Community Holiday Parade & Santa’s Brunch

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21

Kids Bootcamp

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23

Casino Royale: NYE Party

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 • 7:00 PM

Welcome 2026 in dazzling style at Casino Royale! Enjoy an evening of live music by Target the Band, lively casino games, and exceptional food and drink in a festive cocktail-style setting with open seating throughout the Main Clubhouse. $60++ per person • Reservations required.

PASSPORT DINING

Embark on a Culinary Journey

JANUARY 28 • MARCH 14

January

28 Day Challenge BEGINS

FRIDAY, JANUARY 2

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Dinner

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7

Bloody Mary Open (Golf)

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10

Ladies with Ladies Regifting party

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14

Concert & Dinner Event

SATURDAY, JANUARY 17

Wellness Speaker: Athletic Recovery

MONDAY, JANUARY 19

Speaker Series: Intro to AI

TUESDAY, JANUARY 20

Beverage Event

THURSDAY, JANUARY 22

Passport Dinner

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28

Next Gen Event

FRIDAY, JANUARY 30

February

Ambassador Meeting

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4

28 Day Challenge Celebration

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3

Trivia Night

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7

Ladies with Ladies

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11

Bring your LOVE to class

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13

Loving Cup (Golf)

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14

Valentines Dinner

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14

Hearing Screenings

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16

LFWMH Concert

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19

Kids Zumba

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26

Prime Rib & Pasta Night

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26

MGS Kickoff (Golf)

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28

March

Men’s Social

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4

Charity Par 3

FRIDAY, MARCH 6

Savannah Bananas

SUNDAY, MARCH 8

Hampton Hall 101: New Member Event

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11

Beverage Event

THURSDAY, MARCH 12

Ladies with Ladies St. Patty’s Day Mahjong

THURSDAY, MARCH 12

Match Play (Golf)

MARCH 13-15

Passport Dinner: Ireland

SATURDAY, MARCH 14

Ladies’ Mix & Mingle Luncheon

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18

Men’s Night Out (Golf)

THURSDAY, MARCH 19

Club Fair

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25

Ladies’ Member Guest (Golf) MARCH 26-28

A Private Club Community in the Heart of the Lowcountry. 170 Hampton Hall Blvd | Bluffton, SC 29910 (843) 815-8730 | hamptonhallclubsc.com

Hours of Operation

Golf Shop Tuesday – Sunday 7:30 AM–5:00 PM Practice

Tuesday– Sunday 7:00 AM–Dusk

Pete’s Grill (Golf Clubhouse)

Lunch: Tuesday– Sunday 11:00 AM–3:00 PM

Lite Bites: Tuesday– Sunday 3:00 PM–6:00 PM

Brasserie & Tavern (Main Clubhouse)

Dinner: Wednesday– Saturday 5:30 PM

Brunch: Sunday 10:00 AM–1:00 PM Splash Cafe (Fitness Center)

Staff Contacts

843-815-8730

Eric Bischofberger, CCM, General Manager/COO x1102 ebischofberger@hamptonhallsc.com

Beth Anderson, Director of Operations x1107 banderson@hamptonhallsc.com

Michele Cantasano, Executive Assistant x1122 mcantasano@hamptonhallsc.com

Kristy Stewart, CMP, Director of Membership, Marketing, and Communications x1106 kstewart@hamptonhallsc.com

Anne Jackson, Member Services Coordinator x1111 ajackson@hamptonhallsc.com

Olena Barnhill, Member Billing & Statements x1104 accounting@hamptonhallsc.com

Mike Bican, Assistant Food & Beverage Director x1203 mbican@hamptonhallsc.com

Alex Hemming, Food & Beverage Director x1103 ahemming@hamptonhallsc.com

John Huffenberger, Executive Chef x1108 jhuffenberger@hamptonhallsc.com

Chelsea Flynn, Social & Events Manager x1109 cflynn@hamptonhallsc.com

Brent Carlson, PGA Director of Golf x1202 bcarlson@hamptonhallsc.com

Matt Sapochak, Director of Golf Maintenance/Agronomy x1401 msapochak@hamptonhallsc.com

Paul Tollefson, Director of Racket Sports x1303 ptollefson@hamptonhallsc.com

Will Brisco, Head Pickleball Instructor x1110 wbrisco@hamptonhallsc.com

AM–9:00 PM

fob required for entry before 7:00 AM & after 7:00 PM

AM–Dusk

Monday– Friday 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

Home Owners Association & ARB

Monday– Friday 9:00 AM–4:00 PM By Appointment Only

* Hours of operation subject to change.

Michele DiCarlo, Sports, Recreation & Fitness Director x1302 mdicarlo@hamptonhallsc.com

Angie Nicolini, HOA Director x1500 anicolini@hamptonhallsc.com

Megan Tracey, HOA Administrator x1502 mtracey@hamptonhallsc.com

Selina Sheerin, ARB Administrative Assistant x1505 arb@hamptonhallsc.com

Alex Caballero, Facilities Maintenance Director x1501 acaballero@hamptonhallsc.com

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