The Country Club of Leawood installed a large 12-foot clock tower between the golf pro shop and pool area in May 2016. The numbers on the clock can be seen from the putting green and clubhouse patio. The document then discusses membership involvement in golf and social events over the summer season and encourages reviewing highlights from the season. It promotes an extended golf membership through March 2018 for new members to experience a full season.

1. Leawood
Country Club of

2. The 4-sided Varden 12-Foot Clock Tower was installed on the
grass island between the Golf Proshop and the Pool on May
3, 2016. The numbers are large enough to be seen from the
putting area as well as from the clubhouse patio.
We are proud to have a membership so willing
to play a role and be involved when it comes to
Golf and Social events! This summer has been
very active and busy not only for our membership
but for our staff as well. Please take the time to
look through this publication and reflect back on
some of the summer season’s highlights.
Quarterly
The Clubhouse

3. Wow! Here it is, September already.
At this time of the year we promote an extended golf
contract running through March 31st, 2018. This allows
new members to experience a full golf season at CCL
before making any further commitments. If you have
friends and neighbors who have expressed an interest
in becoming golf members at CCL, now would be an
excellent time to join. Fall is a great time to play and
new members will have the opportunity to get involved
at the club and be ready for a full golf season of events
and tournaments come Springtime.
Don’t forget, we provide a $100 credit to your
account for referring a new golf member after their
activation.
Bob Kaemmer,
Membership Director
Membership
Pat and Robert Canfield, 48 years
Evie and Frank Moberg, 48 years
Margo and Dr. Robert Toth, 48 years
Marge and Fred Dattel, 44 years
Raena and Ray Borth, 43 years
Cathie and Tom Simmons, 40 years
Joyce Ruisch, 40 years
The following members have been a part of the CCL Community for over 40 years.
40 Years of Membership
Celebrating Over
Welcome our
Newest Members!
Social
David & Sheila Christofore
Jason & Lori Hicks
Eric & Sarah Long
Jeffrey Stocker & Cristina Martinez
Golf
Larry Hayes & Kelly Hoefer

4. (Right Photo) Connie Renne tee’s off during
the 18 Hole Ladies Formal Guest Day midday,
August 24, 2016.
(Left Photo) Left to Right: Daisy Derby 2nd
Place Gross Division team of Robbin Gardner
and Debbie Henderson stand with Cathie
Simmons and Daleen Spradlin,1st Place Gross
Division team, June 3, 2016.
Linda Wingerter (left) and Susan Sharp-Blacker (front) took 1st Place
Net Division in the 2016 Daisy Ladies’ Member/Guest Invitational,
golf derby on Friday, June 3, 2016. They stand next to the 2nd Place
Net Division team of Danette Kientz (middle back) and Susie Vipond
(right).
The 18 Hole Ladies host a Formal Guest Day, August 24,
2016 followed by a Luncheon Buffet in the main dining
room with a Rio 2016 Olympics theme.
HighlightsGOLF

5. Overall Champions and Baltusrol Flight Champions, Joey
Rintamaki and Brian Perdieu stand near the 9th Hole Flag
after finishing out and winning the JamBaLea championship
tournament, June 25, 2016.
Terry Carlton sizes up his Hole 18 put during a golf derby
event during the 2016 JamBaLea Men’s Member/Guest
Invitational on June 23, 2016.
Andrew Allen & Billy Belford pose for a photo as the 1st
Place team of the 1st Flight for the Devils Challenge, May
21st, 2016.
Assistant Golf Professionals Landon Carver and Shawn
Gillespie hitch a ride on the back of a cart driven by Brian
Sutton and riding shotgun, his guest, Spencer McCracken
during the 2016 JamBaLea, June 23, 2016.

6. 1978 1981
1980
Dorothy Ellenberger and her guest, Joanne
Barhart of Brookridge, took 1st place in The
Dazey Sunbonnet Classic, June 24 - 25, 1980.
(Above) Debbie Klemansky and
Linda Sears dispense refreshments
at the 1981 Daisy Classic, June 23
- 24.
(Above) Margo Toth and Jean
Dierks smiles for a photo during
the first day of The Dazey
Sunbonnet Classic, June 27 - 28,
1978.
Ladies’ Leagu

7. 1982
1983
(Above) Entertainment during
the Awards Dinner of the
1982 Daisey Classic featured
the“Menopausal Madams”
arranged by Anita Harrison,
Sue lord and Lour Harding,
with musical accompaniment
by Betty Graham. The female
impersonators were met with
lusty whistles of approval,
especially from the men in
attendance.
Raena Borth and Sandy Hornung placed first in the 10th
annual Daisy Classic, June 21 - 22, 1983.
1984
(Above) Darlene
Barlow hit a Hole in
One during the Derby
of the 1984 Daisy
Classic, June 19 - 20.
ues of Legacy

8. (Left) Children dig through the extremely large Easter basket during the holiday festivities, March 26, 2016. (Middle) Two young girls compete in a
Hula Hoop competition at this year’s Memorial Day Pool Party held at CCL on May 30, 2016. (Right) Darren Barnard held up his winnings after being
drawn and present for the $1100 Leawood Loot Cash Prize Fund on May 14, 2016.
Social Highlights

9. & (Below) Dana Wright, Mindy Wetmore and Amy Wolf pose for a
photo during the Kentucky Derby, Horses and Roses Party, May
7, 2016.
(Above) Laird and Julie Goldsborough and Bill Vance pose for
a photo at the Social Member Appreciation Party, February 6,
2016.
Food
Beverage
Throughout the year our Food and Beverage
staff work very hard to plan, set up and over see
several events in order for our members to come
together and celebrate the various holidays as
well as enjoy each other’s company.
This year we have had several events, from a
New Year’s Eve dinner, an Easter Egg
Hunt and Petting Zoo, to Karaoke
Nights and the Kentucky Derby,
Horses and Roses Party. Not only
do we offer our members fun and
creative occasions but we include
special events throughout the year to
include families and younger children.
Our goal is to create a well rounded,
family-oriented community here
where parents and families can feel
welcomed and included.
Midway through the year we introduced our
new Food and Beverage Director, Marty Sullivan
(pictured right) who in the fall will assist with
the introduction of a new menu and wine list. He
came to us from Loch Lloyd Country Club and is
truly excited to work with our staff and members.
Wayne Shields and Rick Shewmake stand at the bar during the
Golf Member Appreciation Party, January 23, 2016.

10. Swim&DiveTeam
(Top Left) Forest Kohrs, age 10, competed in 5 team and individual events for CCL in the Boys 9-10 age group
during the 2016 CCSAKC Swim Championships on July 15, 2016. He took first place in the Boys 9-10, 50 Meter
Breaststroke.
(Bottom Left) Harry Tjaden, 14 grabs the end of the diving block waiting for the buzzer during the 2016 CCSAKC
Swim Championships. Tjaden took first place in all of the 5 team and individual events that he competed in
during the finals, July 15, 2016.
(Above) The CCL Swim and Dive team stand in the middle
of the Country Club of Leawood pool holding the 2016
CCSAKC Swim Championship trophy, July 15, 2016.
(Middle Left) Catherine Jernigan 8, takes her form at the
end of the diving board just before gracefully leaping off
the board, twisting in the air and disappearing beneath it’s
surface. CCL was competing against Indian Hills Country
Club Dive Team in the 3rd home meet of the season, June
21, 2016.
(Above) Eba Hendrickson 15, Olivia Vance 16, Will Vance 18,
and Sam DiSette 17 stand in the middle of the CCL pool after
taking first place in Mixed 15 & Over 200 SC Meter Freestyle
Relay, July 15 at the 2016 CCSAKC Swim Championships.

11. (Above) Swim and Dive coaches pose for a
photo during one of the first days of practices!
The season began at the end of May and
continued through the middle of July to
finish with the championship title at the 2016
CCSAKC Swim Championships.
(Left Below) 2016 Swim Chair, Bill Vance, was one of the first adults to
jump into the pool following the 2016 CCSAKC Swim Championship
closing ceremonies, July 15, 2016.
(Middle Right) Sam DiSette, 17
gets ready to mount the block
at the 2016 CCSAKC Swim
Championships, July 15, 2016.
DiSette competed in 4 team and
individual events, taking home
3 first place ribbons. During the
season DiSette qualified for the
Olympic Trials and traveled to
Omaha, Nebraska to compete
against other young athletes
hoping to grasp a spot on the Rio-
bound 2016 U.S. Olympic Swim
Team. Sam DiSette is youngest
of three boys to Rebecca and Tim
DiSette.
(Below) CCL Swimmers stood in the water
to hold out the American flag during the
opening ceremonies of the 2016 Country
Club Swim Association of Kansas City on the
morning of July 13.