SEPTEMBER VIP 2022

IN THE PINES VOLUME 29 - ISSUE 8 SEPTEMBER 2022

THE FOREST HIGHLANDS ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER

THE OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION OF THE FOREST HIGHLANDS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

LABOR DAY SIDEWALK SALE SEPT 3 - 5 8AM - 6PM

Leadership Public Works Club News Foundation

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Dining

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Recreation

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Golf

Racquet Security

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Fitness

Pool/Spa

Realty

LEADERSHIP

Patty Ashbrook, General Manager / COO Mike Cahill, Board President Hello everyone;

At this time I’m proud to announce that our four candidates for the four open Board of Director seats are:

The big Labor Day weekend with all of its festivities is rapidly approaching…and I guess by the time you read this it will actually be here! As is typical every year it seems the season just speeds by and we wonder where the months have gone. Thankfully we have had a more normal experience this year with COVID becoming less of a life altering factor. Easier tee times, no masks..Yea! Speaking of speeding, I’m happy to report that our new speed enforcement policy is resulting in dramatically fewer violations as time goes by. Don’t forget that control of speeding was the number ONE request by members in last years member survey. And to reiterate, this policy is completely safety related. The Board and Leadership team would prefer to have zero revenue from this activity.Thanks to everyone for watching your speed! After all, and to the astonishment of some members, these speed limits have been in existence for 35 years! One of the events that takes place over Labor Day weekend is the annual Town Hall meeting, which this year takes place on Saturday, September 3rd at 3PM in the Canyon clubroom. This is the opportunity for the membership to meet the candidates for the open seats on the Board of Directors, see a review of the financial position of the Club (we’re in good shape!), chat about the status of projects planned or underway around the Club, and ask questions about pretty much anything. We would certainly like to see a big turnout live at the Canyon, however this meeting will also be live streamed if you’re hanging out on the deck and would prefer to be outside. One way or the other, please take this opportunity to learn about how the Club is functioning, and who will be on the Board making decisions into the future.

- Michael Selzer - Sara Rhodes - Michelle Arena - Michael Hackett

BIOGRAPHIES

These four very capable members will be giving a short introduction speech at the Town Hall meeting. Tune in or show up! Voting begins September 9th, and ends October 15th. PLEASE VOTE!! Per our CC&R’s we need 50% of members plus one to have an effective election. So, PLEASE VOTE! While more details will be available at the Town Hall meeting, I’d like to remind everyone that the following projects are still on track for building permit and initiation of construction this fall: • Pickleball Courts and Facility remodel • Tennis Pro Shop expansion • Canyon Covered Bridge Restroom and Pavilion enhancements • Meadow Patio expansion • Utility and Common area shop and office • 500,000 gallon fresh water tank • Effluent Storage increase

Projects under consideration or planned for 2023 are:

• Meadow Range enhancements and Experience Center • Additional Community Restroom renovations (6) • Canyon Clubhouse needs assessment Finally, I’d like to encourage everyone to attend the Labor Day BBQ this coming Sunday, and to enjoy our end of season major events: The Highlander, Ponderosa and Member Guest Tennis Team event. Also, dining hours adjust for September and October. Be aware! Let’s enjoy the beautiful fall weather, and be nice to each other and the staff!

Thursday, September 22 in the Canyon Lounge FINAL COFFEE WITH THE GM

Happy Labor Day!! Mike Cahill

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LEADERSHIP

EMPLOYEE END OF SEASON RECOGNITION Forest Highlands needs your help to support and appreciate our employees! Upcoming is our End of Season Employee Appreciation Banquet and we are seeking donations for the event!

Gift Wish List: Gift Cards to Restaurants Tablets or Electronics Events Tickets Travel Gift Cards River Raft Trips Car Racing Experiences

Donations are tax deductible when donated to the FHEAGO for more information about FHEAGO find it here:

Cash donations are also welcome and completely tax deductible! We appreciate your help and support of the Forest Highlands Employees! Thank you! DONATE

Get the latest news and updates from Forest Highlands with Jeff and Krystan!

Forest Highlands Podcast Available for listening at:

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LEADERSHIP

EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE!

Online voting begins, Friday, September 9 at 9AM

An email will be sent to all Primary Members on Friday, September 9 at 9AM that will contain a link to vote. Click the link in the email to be directed to the ballot and vote. NOTE: If you are the Primary Member on more than one membership your vote is weighted. You need only vote once for all of your memberships.

SELECT UP TO FOUR CANDIDATES

There will be (3) three-year terms commencing on January 1, 2023 and ending on December 31, 2025 and (1) vacant term commencing October 15, 2022 and ending December 31, 2023. Our Bylaws provide that the three candidates who receive the highest number of votes by plurality shall be elected to serve as directors for three-year terms. The candidate receiving the 4th most votes will be offered the opportunity to complete the vacant term on the Board.

Contact the Administration Office: (928) 525-9014 or info@fhgc.com

No Paper ballots will be mailed, unless specifically requested.

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LEADERSHIP

MEET THE FOREST HIGHLANDS ASSOCIATION CANDIDATES FOR THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Town Hall Meeting on Saturday, September 3 at 3PM in the Canyon Clubroom, or online via Zoom

DOWNLOAD THE CANDIDATES BIOGRAPHIES BELOW

BIOGRAPHIES

It is important to lead by example and to be a champion for the community in which you live. - MICHELLE ARENA

TOWN HALL MEMBER MEETING NOTICE

I want to help maintain the prominence of our amazing golf community as Flagstaff and Arizona grow. - MICHAEL HACKETT

Discussion Items include but are not limited to: • Introduction of Candidates for the upcoming Board of Director election • Financial update and projection for year-end • Membership Q/A This meeting is an opportunity for members to learn more about the candidates running for election to the Board, and to ask questions on topics of interest.

Giving back to our community by sharing my financial and management skills as a Board member would be an honor. - SARA V. RHODES

Use my background in business, board governance, and Forest Highlands to support and guide the management, maintenance and development of our wonderful environment. - MIKE SELZER

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LEADERSHIP

Tom Weiskopf, British Open Winner and Golf Course Designer, Dies at 79 A four-time runner-up at the Masters, he won 16 PGA Tour events starting in the late 1960s and later became a television commentator.

READ ARTICLE

Historical Photos: Sharon Carey & Tom Weiskopf

As I drove around the Meadow this morning I said to myself a few times that “Tom built this, what a beautiful place this is and he built it.” I’m in awe that a person can build such beauty. Quite a legacy he leaves. - Bill Abbey

Historical Photos: Tom Weiskopf & Jay Morrish

Historical Photos: Jay Morrish &Tom Weiskopf

Historical Photos: Canyon, Hole 7

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Historical Photos: Tom Weiskopf, Jay Morrish & Richard Bailey

Historical Photos: Tom Weiskopf & Jay Morrish

I had the privilege of watching Tom work his magic when he was at Forest Highlands in 2019 to review his recommendations on changes to

Historical Photos: Richard Bailey & Jim Bartlett

the bunkers on the Meadow Course. He had such vision and creativity for what the golf experience should be and we are all blessed to be a part of his creation of not just one, but two spectacular and unique courses.– Patty Ashbrook

Historical Photos: Tom Weiskopf & Jay Morrish

Historical Photos: Jay Morrish, Jim Bartlett, Richard Bailey & Tom Weiskopf

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SAVE

PUBLIC WORKS

THE

DATE!

Household Hazardous Products Collection Event Saturday, September 3 9AM - 3PM Behind the Fire Station

MORE INFO

FOREST HIGHLANDS UTILITIES ONLINE SYSTEM!

CLICK FOR DETAILS

Trash pickup Mondays

VIEW and PAY your Forest Highlands Utility bill online with our payment portal!

This is an optional service for our members. NO ACTION IS NECESSARY. Members will still receive statements via email. All auto-debit information is still valid.

Home recycling pick up every other Monday

September 12 and 26 October 10 and 24 November 7 and 21 December 5 and 19

Things to look for when you see an increase in your water bill…

HIGH WATER BILL?

Leaks in your irrigation system (especially automatic ones) are typically the first culprit to look for when usage seems higher than usual. If a landscaping company does work to your landscaping 1. Ensure you have approval through the Design Review Committee before any plantings or earth moving. 2. Ensure that the company checks the irrigation system is operational before use. The Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) is the regulatory authority with jurisdiction over private water and wastewater companies including Forest Highlands. The ACC dictates that service may be refused because of outstanding water usage charges. CLICK HERE FOR PROPERTY WIDE TRASH LOCATIONS

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INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE – ALWAYS CALL/ EMAIL TO CONFIRM.

DESIGN REVIEW (DRC UPDATE) For any changes to your Lot or the exterior of your home please refer to the Development Standards. DRC Meeting dates are done on a monthly basis.

Forest Highlands Design Review (928) 525-9014 or designreview@fhgc.com Forest Highlands Design Review Consultant Pat Rehse: designreview@fhgc.com

PDF

DUE DATE

PLAN REQUIREMENTS

SMALL PROJECTS

Submittals are due by the 10th of each month to be reviewed in that month. A project that is submitted on March 8th will be reviewed in March, and a project submitted on March 12th will be reviewed in April.

Plan submittals are required to have a digital copy (PDF) AND a hard copy. Digital copies can be sent to designreview@fhgc.com; hard copy plans are to be dropped off at the Administration Office

Smaller projects such as landscaping, re-paints, dog runs, minor additions and other minor changes can be reviewed weekly by the DRC, typically on Thursdays.

(2425 William Palmer, Flagstaff, AZ 86005).

PLEASE make sure to provide your architect, builder, contractor, etc. with the most recent copy of the Forest Highlands Development Standards which may be found online at https://fhgc.com/forest-highlands-forms/ or click the button > > >

DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS

HVAC SCREEN WALL REQUIREMENT

Anyone with an unscreened HVAC unit should consider making arrangements as soon as possible.

Scan the QR Code for the Design Review Application submittal page

- Simply enter your address number and the zip code and click FIND . - Use the Project Type drop down menu to select the type of project , add any additional details like start date, and upload your plans, and click Submit.

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CLUB NEWS

FOREST HIGHLANDS CLASSIFIEDS!

Have an item to sell? Looking for a summer rental property? Interested in renting your home?

FH Classifieds are for Members of Forest Highlands by Members of Forest Highlands! Click here or go to >>> fhgc.com/classifieds/

NOW AVAILABLE AT THE CANYON GOLF SHOP FOR SALE!

COCKTAILS & Conversation The Streets of Forest Highlands 2nd Edition, Cobe Frobes a brief history of the region told through biographies of the Streets of Forest Highlands namesakes. Office of Philanthropy

Instructions on how to place an Ad may be found by clicking the button below

HOW TO POST AN AD

NORTHERN ARIZONA HEALTHCARE HEALTH & WELLNESS VILLAGE INFORMATION SESSION

Tuesday, September 20 from 4 - 5PM Canyon Clubroom

Enjoy cocktails and conversation with Northern Arizona Healthcare to learn more about the prospective Health & Wellness Village. This new venue is proposed to be built at Fort Tuthill.

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TUESDAY

CLUB NEWS

NEW MEMBERS

Forest Highlands Association Past President, Lyndel Manson featured in the AZ Business Magazine July / August edition.

View the Magazine, PAGE 74:

READ HERE

Image Source: https://azbigmedia.com

LEN & SUE HUCK CELEBRATED THEIR 75TH ANNIVERSARY ON JULY 26, 2022 IN THEIR BACKYARD AT FOREST HIGHLANDS.

They were married on July 26, 1947 in Tucson, AZ. Len Huck will be 100 years young the first week of December 2022.

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FOUNDATION

Ethan Braunstein MD, Board Chair, Forest Highlands Foundation

We also recently paid a visit to Camp Colton, the site on Hart Prairie where all Flagstaff schoolchildren learn about their natural surroundings. After the hard hats on the

The Denise Martinez Memorial Golf Tournament was recently concluded. At first the weather didn’t cooperate, but then it did and the event concluded on a beautiful August late afternoon. Thanks to our Tournament chair, Vickie Selzer, it netted about $60000 and smashed the previous fund raising record set last year by, not coincidentally, Vickie Selzer. We’ll have the final numbers in our annual report. Congratulations to Vickie on a job well done. As always, the tournament was capably managed by Matt, Steve, Meghan and the golf staff, and we thank them also. Finally, thanks to our sponsors, volunteers, golf pros who came from all over the area, and to our members and guests who made the day such a success.

Lowell visit, we endured a teeth rattling, suspension challenging drive over a rocky, unpaved Forest Service “road” to get there. We were rewarded by spectacular scenery and wildlife near the camp. I’ve mentioned Camp Colton to you before, but this latest visit was to get

a look at their facilities that will be upgraded or replaced as part of a master plan for capital improvement. Half of the funding will be on a Flagstaff school bond issue in the November election, and the other half will be by private donation. Our annual “horse trading” even with The Arizona Community Foundation also recently took place. In this unique combination of what looks like playing poker and collaborating with ACF and other local charitable foundations at the same time, we managed to donate $281000 to 31 local human services nonprofits. This set a new record for the Forest Highlands Foundation, and coupled with anticipated grants extramural to the ACF grant cycle we will be well placed for meaningful changes in the lives of many underserved Flagstaff residents.

DENISE MARTINEZ

PHOTOS

While raising money on the one hand, we were looking for ways to spend it on the other. We paid a recent site visit to the Lowell Observatory, where a few of us donned hard hats and viewed the massive construction project tithe will replace the education center with state of the art audiovisual equipment and a planetarium with a glass roof so that images can be projected while actually viewing the night sky. The Lowell also has a project in collaboration with the Flagstaff Family Food Center in which children at the center will have an after school program in astronomy staffed by the Lowell. As this is the target audience in the population we serve, our grant committee will soon be recommending to our board approval to fund this project.

We’ll have more for you next month. Thanks for all you do for the Foundation and for Flagstaff.

Ethan Braunstein, MD Board Chair, Forest Highlands Foundation

The Forest Highlands Foundation will have a booth at the Labor Day Celebration. At the event a silent auction of donations including art from

local artists will be available for bidding! FEATURING : Photography by Greg Brown "Knot Art" by Chef Eddie Matney

Water Color designs by Jeanette Miller

All proceeds go to the FH Foundation

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FOUNDATION

NEW ZEALAND HIGHLIGHTS OF OCT 21 - 30, 2023

Premier Excursions invites the members of Forest Highlands to experience exhilarating New Zealand on this captivating 10-day adventure featuring the country’s top-ranked golf courses, iconic attractions, and gourmet food and wine. Destinations include; The Farm at Cape Kidnappers in Hawkes Bay, ranked as one of the top two hotels in New Zealand by Travel + Leisure. Queenstown, the adventure captial, with an array of action-packed activities such as the Milford Sound scenic helicopter flight, the Shotover Jet boat navigating the narrow Shotover Canyons, wine tour of the renowned Gibbston Valley, and more. And finally, Kauri Cliffs in the Bay of Islands with more world-class golf and adventures including sailing, kayaking, and fishing to name but a few.

DESTINATION N O 1

DESTINATION N O 2

DESTINATION N O 3

HAWKE’S BAY

QUEENSTOWN

BAY OF ISLANDS

THE FARM AT CAPE KIDNAPPERS 3 NIGHTS AT

3 NIGHTS AT

SOFITEL QUEENSTOWN

THE LODGE AT KAURI CLIFFS

TRAVEL DATES OCTOBER 21 ST - 30 TH , 2023

DURATION 10 DAYS

REMAINING AVAILABILITY 5 ROOMS

desi@premierafrica.com +1 866 598 8484

Contact Desi Geldenhuys from Premier Africa for more information or to reserve your place

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DINING

LABOR DAY WEEKEND

Kick off the holiday weekend at the Cooldown featuring Eddielicious food and live music by the Michael Land Band!

Friday, September 2nd • 5 - 8pm Canyon Driving Range

NO RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

Sunday, September 4 4 - 7pm Canyon Driving Range

The end of summer never tasted so delicious! It's our final bbq of the season and Chef Eddie will feature his signature food stations one last time. We will bring back the Lucky Devils Band to keep you dancing all night!

3RD ANNUAL

PRICING

WEEK OF DAY OF

COOKOFF

ADULTS

$60.95 $70.95

KIDS (Ages 5-12) $25.95 $30.95

Wristbands will be available for early pick up at the Canyon Concierge desk starting Tuesday, August 30th from 8:30am – 4:00pm and will be available at the Cooldown. Hole 1 Cafe will be open 8am - 2pm. There will be no Canyon lunch service so that we can set up for the BBQ.

Saturday, September 3rd

Attention all grill masters! Test your chops and show off your grill skills at our 3rd annual BBQ Cookoff contest and try to take the title from last year’s winner Josh Tournas!

Registration Policy Please make sure your BBQ reservations are correct prior to attending the bbq! Day of additions will be charged day-of pricing and any day-of cancellations will now be charged full price.

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DINING

MEADOW: 952-525-5205 CANYON: 928-525-1100

During September the Meadow Family Recreation Center (Pool Snackbar) will be open for dining services Friday - Sunday

SUNDAY, September 4th - Kassidy’s Kafe 8am - 10:30am - No Canyon Lunch Available. - Hole One Cafe, 8am -2pm - Meadow Brunch, 8am - 2pm MONDAY, September 5th - Meadow Holiday Brunch, 8am-3pm - Stonehouse Grill, 11am - 3pm - Canyon Lunch, 11am - 3pm - Canyon Dinner, 5 - 8:30pm

The Meadow will be open for brunch service Monday after the holiday bbq.

LABOR DAY WEEKEND Friday - Sunday, 11am - 3pm

We will have the grill out on the Meadow Pool Deck

TUESDAY, September 6th PLEASE NOTE! Due to the long holiday

featuring a special Holiday Grill Menu!

weekend no lunch or dinner service will be available at the Canyon or Meadow dining rooms. The food options that will be available are:

Canyon - Hole One Cafe, 8am - 4pm - Stonehouse Grill, 11am - 3pm - Bar, 11am - Dusk

Meadow -Snack Shack 8am - 4pm -Bar, 11am - Dusk

Final Food Truck Tuesday, September 6 At the Hole One Cafe (Canyon)

!! FINAL!! SMOKEY IN THE PINES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 • 4 - 7PM Meadow Sports Park

Pre-orders for dinner pick up: 928.525.5206.

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DINING

KASSIDY'S KAFÉ Saturdays in September 8am - 10:30am

Canyon Roundabout Please place orders by 5pm day prior.

Lunch will be served out of the Meadow Snack Shack Monday - Thursday and our dinner theme nights will stay on their regular schedule.

Meadow Peaks Cafe will be open every day from 7am - 11am. Highlands Grill every Friday & Saturday 11am - 5pm.

Mini

Mini Cooldown parties featuring drink specials and a smaller menu will continue every Friday throughout the month of September.

CALL 928.525.1100 TO PLACE YOUR ORDER

FOREST HIGHLANDS DINING OPTIONAL GRATUITY POLICY

HAVING A PARTY?

There are no service charge fees on food and beverage purchases in any of our food outlets. The service staff is paid a sufficient hourly rate that does not require being supplement by additional gratuities. The optional gratuity line will remain on the chits for those members who feel that exceptional service warrants a specific server to receive a tip that is over and above their hourly wage, however it is entirely optional and not expected."

HIRE THE FOREST HIGHLANDS FOOD TRUCK FOR YOUR NEXT PARTY!

Available Thursdays - Sundays and will travel to your home, the putting course, or to one of our beautiful parks to provide food for your event.

Choose from a variety of menus including “The Red Sox Lobsta Shack” and “The Big Apple Sandwiches” as well as our current offerings. The food truck is available for a two hour rental for a $300, fee and a food and beverage minimum of $700.

CAll the Catering Department to book your date: 928-525-5227.

TO OPT IN, TEXT “ DINING ” TO 40691 Ensure that your text doesn’t auto-correct to put a space between the letters.

It has to be an exact match!

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DINING

EDDIE UNPLUGGED AT THE CANYON The Eddie Unplugged Experience is unique to Forest Highlands and exclusively offered only to our members. A 5-course dinner using only a box of ingredients supplied by his culinary team. Eddie will have no idea what is inside the box and will come up with a menu once he opens it. Members absolutely love watching how Chef Eddie's mind works as he comes up with a beautiful menu, right in front of your eyes! Make your reservations now to join our own Chef Eddie Matney on the patio of the Canyon Clubroom for a private Eddie Unplugged!

TICKET DISPUTES If you are emailed an erroneous ticket receipt

from Food & Beverage, the easiest way to rectify it quickly is to simply reply to the email. The ticket will then go to the manager in that area. The manager will then be able to make the correction within the same day. You can always reply to the emailed ticket at a later date and the manager will still be able to look the ticket up but we may have to adjust your account depending upon the time frame of the receipt. If you do not notice the erroneous charge till you receive your monthly statement, you can contact the administration office and they will create a ticket dispute that we will then investigate.

$350 per person. Available on select Thursdays & Sundays. Call 928.525.5227 to make your reservation.

CHEF EDDIE’S COOKING CLASS Wednesday, September 21 5pm | Canyon Patio Registration Now Open!

In order to avoid charges, dining cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING DINING CLOSURES FOR SPECIAL EVENTS! Please continue to make dinner reservations! September 14 - 18 - HOLE ONE CAFE CLOSED FOR TOURNAMENT (Due to the Men's Highlander) Wednesday, September 14 - NO MEADOW DINNER (Due to the Men's Highlander) Thursday, September 15- NO CANYON DINNER (Due to the Men's Highlander) Thursday, September 22 - NO CANYON DINNER (Due to the Hour Glass Wine Dinner) Thursday, September 29 - NO CANYON DINNER

Mark Thomas, Director of Food & Beverage mthomas@fhgc.com

SAVE THE DATE

Fall Festival Saturday, October 8 2 - 5pm at the Meadow Sports Park

New Years Eve Party December 31

(Due to the Ponderosa Tournament) Saturday, October 1 - CANYON CLOSED (Due to a Member Wedding)

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DINING

CANYON MENUS

MEADOW MENUS

CANYON DINING HOURS • MAY 30 - OCTOBER 9 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

SATURDAY SUNDAY

Hole One Café (Canyon Patio) 8am - 5pm

Stonehouse 10am - 4pm

Lunch 11am - 3pm

Dinner 5 - 8:30pm Cooldown 5 - 8pm

Dinner 5 - 8:30pm

MEADOW DINING HOURS • SEPTEMBER MONDAY TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

SATURDAY SUNDAY

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm Lunch 11am - 3pm

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm Brunch 8am - 3pm Pizza & Pastabilities 5 - 8:30pm

Snack Shack 8am - 4pm Brunch 8am - 3pm

International Night 5 - 8:30pm

Taco Tuesday 5 - 8:30pm

Burger Bar 5 - 8:30pm

Seafood Shack 5 - 8:30pm

MEADOW FAMILY RECREATION CENTER • SEPTEMBER

Peak’s Café OPEN DAILY 7am - 11am Highlands Grill FRIDAY & SATURDAY 11am - 5pm

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GOLF

Brief Cap Patrol Member Introduction Video (4 minutes)

CAP PATROL

Dear Forest Highlands’ Member,

APP BENEFITS

The primary duty of the Handicap Committee is to "enhance the enjoyment of the game of golf and to give as many players as possible the opportunity to… compete, or play a casual round, with anyone else on a fair and equal basis."Toward that end we have partnered with Cap Patrol to perform peer review of all of our members. Cap Patrol has become a tool used across the industry to aid Handicap Committees in managing this often-challenging responsibility. The Cap Patrol system uses a proprietary algorithm that takes into consideration many factors including: • A players’ potential or ability in recent play and tournament rounds • Variance in home vs. away performance

Cap Patrol is free. You’ll only need to download the app and have your GHIN number to get started.

Benefits to members: • An easier way to keep track of your current play and how you have played in the past. • Built in games for you and fellow members. See how others have been playing recently and set up the most competitive teams, odds and more. • Track and compare your play at home, away, in tournaments and more. • With features like ‘Hot Index’, ‘Last 3’ and ‘Clutch %’, it adds a fun, social component to your golfing.

• Disparity in casual vs. competitive scores reported • Placement in club sponsored tournaments/events

Cap Patrol works with hundreds of clubs, monitoring hundreds of thousands of golfers spanning millions of rounds and utilizes this intelligence to promote integrity in the game of golf. Cap Patrol provides our staff and Handicap Committee with objective data to manage an issue that can affect the culture of a club if unaddressed. Cap Patrol also has been able to harness all the data to create a fun and interesting FREE APP for all members. The app is customized for Forest Highlands Golf Club. You can download the Cap Patrol App by searching for “Cap Patrol” at the App store on your device. You will need your GHIN number and a valid email address to log in. I would encourage you to download the app, as many members have commented on the value they have experienced with the features and benefits contained in the app. As a valued member we are constantly looking to ways to enrich your experience with Forest Highlands Golf Club and our partnership with Cap Patrol is very helpful toward that end.

GET IT ON

Should you have any questions or comments regarding Cap Patrol please direct them to our Handicap Committee handicap@fhgc.com.

Thank you for your understanding and consideration of this matter.

Best Regards, Handicap Committee

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GOLF

RESULTS

Tin Cup Tournament

This year’s Tin Cup Tournament, where members play with the Professional staff in a Pro-Am format, was conducted Monday, August 1 at the Meadow. There were 17 teams, 68 members who participated in the two net best ball competition. Sunday night kicked off the event with a pairings party hosted at Denise Overhardt and John Nicholson’s house. During the party, there was an opportunity to mingle and get to know the Professional staff, have dinner, participate in the live auction and watch the closest to the hole contest won by Steven Mauser. It was a great way to get the tournament started. Monday morning you could feel the excitement in the air as players prepared for the big round and bragging rights for a year. Players talking smack about how they are going to take down their competition and hold the Tin Cup trophy high in the air at the end of the day. No one was safe from the sharp tongue of a couple members. Little did they know, Travis Lamb was going to lead his team with a 69 and 3 stroke victory (122, 22 under par) with playing partners Tom Bodensteiner, Murray Roberts, Mike Bianchi and Professional, James Bickle. It was a battle for second place at 19 under (125) with the tie going to Jeff Bloom, Dana Bloom, Jan Hair, Alton Jones and Professional Paul Misko. Third place also at 19 under (125) was Bob Steger, Todd Weber, Bob Scott, Jeff Schrock and Celebrity Clint Morgan. The competition for the top Professional and bragging rights as the best on the staff was fierce. As we watched the results on Golf Genius, the lead switched hands throughout the round until Champion, Nick Mekus (69) made a second eagle (#3 & #14) to take control over Paul Misko (71), who made 5 birdies in his round. Chris Ohm (72) played very steady with 2 birdies and 2 bogies for the day, Steven Mauser (75) had double bogey that slowed his 3 birdie pace for the top spot and rounding out the top 5, Stephan Moffatt (77) who also made an eagle (#3). It was a perfect day for golf with wonderful members and outstanding Professional staff enjoying each other’s company on a spectacular course. Thank you to all who help made this event possible, Bobby Hubbard, Judge Tim Thomas, Ranie Cahill, John Flanagan, Denise Overhardt, John Nicholson and all the members who played! We look forward to competing for the Tin Cup again in 2023!

Paul Misko, Nick Mekus & Chris Ohm

1st Place - Tom Bodensteiner, Murray Roberts, Travis Lamb, Mike Bianchi & James Bickle

2nd Place - Jeff Bloom, Dana Bloom, Jan Hair, Alton Jones & Paul Misko

3rd Place - Bob Steger, Todd Weber, Bob Scott, Jeff Schrock & Clint Morgan

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GOLF

SENIOR RESULTS

LADIES RESULTS

MENS RESULTS

SUPER SENIOR RESULTS

Held on August 6 CLUB Championship

PHOTOS

COUPLE'S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Held on August 20 - 21

RESULTS

PHOTOS

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FITNESS AND SPA FITNESS

2022 PACKAGE POLICY REMINDER All packages must be used by December 31st, 2022 or they will expire.

GROUP FITNESS

CHANGES TO GROUP FITNESS IN SEPTEMBER

OUTDOOR FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULE

Tuesday 10:15am Stretch and Slow Flow Yoga has been moved to the Flex Room (downstairs in the Meadow Clubhouse)

Wednesday 9am Pilates has been moved to the Aspen Room (Family Rec Center)

FLEX ROOM FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULE

Saturday Outdoor Pilates starts at 9:15am instead of 9am

Saturday 7am Body Sculpt has been canceled (after Labor Day weekend)

Saturday 8:45am Aqua Fitness has been canceled (after Labor Day weekend)

SEE MAP TO THE MEADOW EVENT LAWN & COVERED BRIDGE PARK

Friday 8am Outdoor Bootcamp has been canceled (after Labor Day weekend)

Please be sure to always check the location of your class and be sure to register online for all classes and cancel within 24 hours when possible. In case of inclement weather, outdoor classes will be moved indoors when possible or canceled if an indoor location is not available. You can also sign up for text messages for Fitness and Spa updates, by texting fhgcfitness to 40691.

PLEASE SIGN UP FOR ALL CLASSES TO SAVE YOUR SPOT. CLASSES WITH 0 SIGN UPS BY 5PM THE NIGHT BEFORE WILL BE CANCELED. PERSONAL TRAINING Whether your goal is general health, injury rehabilitation, weight loss, flexibility, or strength

gains, we are here to guide you in reaching your goals safely and effectively.

Contact Bianca Langrick for inquiries: blangrick@fhgc.com or call 928-525-5223

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Spa SERVICES

FORETEES

SPA MENU

AVAILABLE DAILY!

We would like to Welcome Collin Jensen to our massage team! Collin was recommended by our therapist, Jene Klein and by our Pilates instructor, Lindsay McElroy. Collin is a recent graduate from the Arizona School of Integrative Arts and he specializes in Deep Tissue and Sports massage, with an intuitive client- focused approach. He is now available for bookings Tuesdays and Sundays from 9am - 4pm. Please note that we are unable to offer facials in the Spa at this time, due to staffing limitations. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to be able to hire somebody soon to fill this position. SWIM LESSONS Private Lessons are scheduled at the convenience of the instructor and the Member. The cost is $45 per 30 minute session and is billed to the Member’s account. All private lesson cancellations must be made within 24 hours of the scheduled lesson to avoid charges.

Book a session in one of our spa treatment rooms, or in the comfort of your home, by calling the Recreation Center or you can login to your Foretees account and click on “Book a Spa Treatment”. We require a minimum 24 hours advance notice for bookings and cancellations.

As a courtesy to other members and our spa staff, we kindly request that you cancel appointments if you are not feeling well. Please stay home if you are sick, and let’s all do our part to keep everyone healthy!

Meadow Pool Friday, May 27 – Closed (TBD) Open 8am - 8pm

Canyon Pool Open 6am - 7pm

Lap Swim 6 - 9:30am Open Swim

Lap Swim

6 - 9:30am

9:30am - 7PM

Splash Dance/Water Aerobics

8:45 - 9:45am

Closed

7pm

Open Swim

9:30am - 8pm

Closed

8pm

*Open weather & attendance permitting

Pool Guest Fees Use of both pools is FREE to members and guests! All guests MUST be accompanied by a Member.

JACUZZI HOURS OF OPERATION Towels are located in the Pool Host Stand. Dispose of used towels at “Dirty Towel Bins” located at the Pool Deck entrance & exit. Pets are not allowed on the Pool Deck, except if they are leashed at the temporary dog parking zone available at the Peaks Café (Recreation Center) from 7:00 – 9:00am if picking up coffee or breakfast to go. Smoking is prohibited on the pool deck. 8am - 8pm DAILY

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FITNESS AND SPA FITNESS

Images from the August Hike; Mesa Trail

AFFINITY CLUBS The recreation department facilitates various clubs within our community. To learn more download the flyer.

HIKING CLUB If you haven’t had a chance to get out and enjoy the trails with our hiking club yet, there is still time! September is a great month to enjoy the cooler weather and possibly even see some leaves changing color at higher elevations. See below for descriptions of the hikes we have planned this month.

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Hiking Club Contact Bianca, blangrick@fhgc.com or 928-525-5223 FH Book Club Contact Renee Probst, probstjr@msn.com or 480-220-1242 Needles in the Pines Contact Kay Lubecke, kay@lubecke.com or 602-550-5009 Splash Dance Contact Kay Lubecke kay@lubecke.com or 602-550-5009

SEPTEMBER 11 Hike the Arizona Trail from Aspen Corner to F.S. Rd 418.

SEPTEMBER 11 PERSONAL VEHICLE

SEPTEMBER 25 Red Mountain with Molly. An easy but beautiful trail near Parks, AZ.

Aspen Corner is on the Arizona Snow Bowl Rd. approx 1 miles South of the ski area. We will have stationed a vehicle at the terminus of the hike earlier that day, for the return shuttle back to Aspen Corner. This hike is 7.2 miles on what is undoubtedly the prettiest section of the entire AZ Trail! Gently rolling terrain across the Western flank of the San Francisco Peaks. Spectacular views throughout!! Meet in front of the Family Recreation Center at 8:30 A.M. This hike is led by a Forest Highlands member, so there is no FH shuttle available but carpooling is an option. Bring at least 2 liters of water, snacks, (and rain-gear if the monsoons are still around).

SEPTEMBER 25 SHUTTLE

SEPTEMBER 25 PERSONAL VEHICLE

Fly Fishing Clinics Contact Tiff Miller if you’re interested in beginner or intermediate Fly Fishing Clinics! 928-607-4492

Approximately 3 miles out and back, with some breathtaking views and some cool cliffs and hoodoos at the end. Sign up online for either the shuttle or personal vehicle option and meet in front of the Family Recreation Center at 8:45am.

ALL AFFINITY CLUBS ARE FREE TO JOIN UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED

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RECREATION

Family DIVE-In Movie FREE Friday, September 2 6:30 - 9:30pm Meadow Swimming Pool

Senior Day Trips September 12 - 16 11am - 2pm Meet @ Meadow Parking Lot

Monday, September 12th Historic Weatherford Hotel Tour

Tuesday, September 13th Lowell Observatory

What better way to watch a movie than floating in the pool? Join us for our 3rd annual Labor Day Luau Dive in Movie!

Price: Dependent on day trip Field Trips aren't just for kids! Take the day and let us drive you to places around Flagstaff such as the movie theater, bowling alley, painting classes, library trips and more! Lunch will be included.

Wednesday, September 14th Harkins Movie Theater

Thursday, September 15th Riordan Mansion

This year we will be watching Shark Tale!

Friday, September 16th Flagstaff Bike Tours

Check in begins at 6:30pm and the movie will start at 7:00pm!

FREE

SENIOR MORNING WALK & TALK

Saturday, September 10 6:30am - 8am Meet at Meadow Rec Center

HOLIDAY PHOTO OPPORTUNITY Sunday, September 18 Time: Morning & Afternoon Slots available Price: Dependent on package! The 14th Hole Covered Bridge Park is the perfect setting for a wonderful Christmas Card photo of your family! FH brings out a professional photographer to do a shoot. Book your time early,

Enjoy waking up early, meeting new people and starting your day with some exercise? Join Forest Highlands’ new walking group

Grandparent’s Day Brunch & Crafts Sunday, September 11 10am - 1pm Aspen Rec Room $35/person It’s National Grandparent’s Day and all Forest Highlands grandparents and grandkids are invited to join us for a grand ol’ time at the Meadow Rec Center! Celebrate your grandparents with a few pastries and drinks, followed by fun themed crafts! Register by September 9th to save your spot! 4 family minimum to move forward with event!

Senior BINGO Nights September 16th, 23rd & 30th 4 - 5pm Aspen Rec Room $15

Feelin’ lucky? Play to win and come on down to play BINGO for the night! Snacks will be included and winners will receive prizes!

spaces are limited. Call the Recreation Department to register.

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RECREATION *All programs subject to change or cancellation*

Call the Recreation Department at (928) 525-9792

Kids Party in the Pines Saturday Night Year Round 6 - 9pm During Season; 5 - 8pm During Off Season Pinecone Kid’s Center Price: $35/kid (Dinner included) Ages 4 and up! 2-3 with CIT

Crew Night Final Crew Night - August 26 5:30 - 9pm

KID/TEEN & TWEEN PROGRAMMING

Friday nights; Meadow pickup 5:30pm (FRC) Canyon Roundabout pickup 6pm Shuttle leaves Canyon at 6:15pm Price: $40 AGP: $45 Ages 10 and up. Dinner included. Only 13 seats available so sign up in advance to save your spot!

Fall Camp starting September 10 - November 26 10am-3pm

Saturdays, Pinecone Kid’s Center

Price: See Kid’s Camp for price details. Ages 4 and up! 2-3 with CIT The leaves are changing and so are we! Camp will now be on Saturday’s through the fall season, come join us for fall themed crafts and outdoor play time (weather permitting!)

Lawn Games FREE Fridays through September 5:30 - 7:30pm

Fridays: Canyon Driving Range

Ages 4+ (2-3 potty trained with a CIT) Registration not required.

All bikes must be neatly placed in a provided bike rack at the Canyon and Meadow Clubhouses. Please do not block entrances, walkways, or doorways with bikes. Any bikes left outside of a rack will be placed into a nearby bike rack. Please park Fat Scooters and other larger bikes in the Parking Lots. Thank you for your help, Recreation Department

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RECREATION

CAMP PRICING 2022 All current packages, and packages purchased in 2022 will expire on December 31st, 2022.

CLICK HERE

Last Days of Summer Fun CAMP Ends September 3 Tuesday-Saturday 9am-2pm Pinecone Kid’s Center

Ages: 2&3 potty trained w/ a CIT - 4-6 year olds Come spend your last days of summer making crafts, swimming, and playing outside! See camp package pricing for details. Lunch is included. Parents, please send kids with reusable water bottles and sunscreen! Please label all personal items sent to programs!

Last Days of Summer Fun FIELD TRIP Ends September 3 Tuesday - Saturday 9am - 2pm Aspen Rec Center

SEPTEMBER FIELD TRIPS Thursday, September 1: Beta Bouldering Friday, September 2: Williams Canyon Coaster Tubing Saturday, September 3: Hitchin’ Post Horseback Riding ($80/rider) Additional Field Trip option: Flag Tag AZ

Ages: 7+ Similar to our Explorer/Crew program we will be going on field trips to Freedom Station in Prescott, visiting the creek in Sedona along with much more! See camp package pricing for details. Fieldtrip fee additional! MINIMUM 4 kids to move forward with field trip!

BIKE & SCOOTER SAFETY Bike & Scooter safety - Don’t forget important safety rules while enjoying the outdoors this Summer. Here are a few tips to keep in mind while using the roads or trails on property:

Get acquainted with traffic laws; scooters and bicyclists must follow the same rules as motorists

Use hand signals when turning and use extra care at intersections

Always wear a helmet!

Ride single-file in the direction of traffic

Remain alert, keep your head up and look around; watch for opening car doors and other hazards

Before entering traffic, stop and look left, right, left again and over your shoulder

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RECREATION

CONCIERGE SERVICES

For a detailed description of service and prices see the flyer FLYER

SCHEDULE SERVICE!

Daily • 9am - 5pm

Our concierge services can’t be beat for convenience and ease of use! We can handle your needs including access to your home.

Services Offered: • Grocery Shopping, Sanitizing & Delivery • Pine Needle Raking/Bagging • Weed whacking/pulling • Debris Removal • Furniture Movings • Deck Power washing

• House Cleaning Service • Dog Walking/Pet Sitting

DAY OF CONCIERGE FEE All Requests should be made 24 hours in advance. For those requests that are asked and met under the 24 hour mark, will be charged a “Day of” fee of $15.

SCAN TO SIGNUP

LAST CALL FOR FALL YARDWORKS!

Get your pine needles cleared before Winter! Complete a Yardwork request online or call us at 928-525-9792

SCHEDULE SERVICE!

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RECREATION

Call the Recreation Department at (928) 525-9792 today to confirm your spot, spots fill up quickly! 2022-2023 SNOW REMOVAL

Option #2: Email List OPTION #2: EMAIL LIST

Option #1: Priority List OPTION #1: PRIORITY LIST

Interested in Snow Removal but do not want to be on our Priority List? Call us to be on our Email List! Our email list will consist of the first 30 people that reserve a spot. We will email you when a storm is coming, and give you the chance to schedule an appointment that will be available after we have completed our Priority List. This list will not guarantee an appointment at the time requested. Cost: $75/hour with an hour minimum every time we clear your driveway. Example of Email List: 1. Recreation Department looks at size and duration of storm 2. Recreation Department sends an email with all of the above information, and our available appointments 3. Member responds saying that they would like Snow Removal at this time, or that they would NOT like Snow Removal at this time 4. Recreation Department books an appointment for Member based on availability after Priority list has been completed

Our priority list will consist of the first 40 people that reserve a spot. Members on the Priority List are given the earliest snow removal availability! You won’t have to worry about scheduling every time it snows, we take care of the scheduling for you! Cost: $1,400 for the whole winter (November 1-April 1). We will charge the first $700 in November and the second $700 in January. If a Member chooses to sign up for the Priority List, an agreement with more details will be emailed and must be signed before we reserve your spot on the list.

Option #4: Path List OPTION #4: PATH LIST

Option #3: One Time Service OPTION #3: ONE TIME SERVICE

If you would like a path to your front door cleared for a Security House watch, it will be $35/hour with a one-hour minimum.

You will have the opportunity to schedule on a one-time basis, but we will not be accepting emergency calls. Snow Removal service will be by appointment only, and you will not be guaranteed a spot by the time requested. $85/hour with an hour minimum every time we clear your driveway.

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RACQUET SPORTS TENNIS

Nicole Chambers, USPTA Elite Professional, IPTPA Pickleball Professional Director of Racquet Sports. Voted Top 10 Best Coach by The Tennis Channel 2021

Dear Members,

We look forward to seeing many of you for our Labor Day activities. We have so much to look forward to, from our Thursday and Saturday Drop-in Play, our Friday Advanced Clinic in the morning and Intermediate in the afternoon. Men’s Clinic is on Sunday and our BIG Labor Day Social is on Monday! Our Club Championships took place at the end of July. We managed to slip in all of our matches, under threatening skies. Congratulations goes out to Katie Foster who took the triple-crown by winning the Ladies singles, “A” doubles and mixed, with partners Leanne Mariano and Joey Foster. The ladies runner-up doubles team was Kristi Stearns and Maggie Ethier and Maggie Ethier took the runner-up singles. In our “B” Ladies doubles flight, Carole Nonomura and Cindy Sigona won over runner-up team Marisa Dulia and Cheryl Bicknell. In the men’s singles, Cole Stofflet took first place over Eric Engstrom. The men’s doubles was won by Eddie Dulin jnr and Adam Nicol, over runner-up team Logan Bayer and Charles Foster. Our mixed runner-up team was Cole Stofflet and Maggie Ethier.

September and October are popular months for our Forest Highlands Team Boot-Camps. Come and enjoy this beautiful time of the year with your team while we drill you on the courts and you get to spend quality time as a team. Please contact Director Nicole Chambers, nchambers@fhgc.com to book your weekend!

2022 Club Champs Ladies Singles

2022 Club Champs Men’s Singles

2022 Mixed Club Champions

2022 Club Champs Ladies Doubles

2022 Club Champs Ladies B Flight winners

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