FAVORITE HOLE AT POPPY RIDGE
FROM FACEBOOK:
#9 Chardonnay Great risk/reward. Lots of ways to play
the hole. Love fi nishing up with a well-designed hole. –Serge W.
#8 Zinfandel The par 5. I just think it lays out well and is truly risk/ reward. I actually like Zinfandel #5-8. I think that combination of holes is all so different and challenging in their own way. –Bob G.
#19 Clubhouse Love the restaurant and bar at Poppy Ridge. Porter’s is not a typical golf course eatery; you can enjoy fresh local food on par with the area’s great restaurants. –Rod P.
• A 10% discount at Porter’s Restaurant at Poppy Ridge
• Free club fi ttings, a $100 value, are offered through the golf shop. Fittings are performed by trained- club fi tters
• Complimentary clinics with golf professionals take place April 1- Labor Day on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays
• Youth on Course access for certifi ed youth
33 WEDDINGS AT POPPY RIDGE IN 2010
• Hotel discounts at the Hawthorn Suites Livermore Wine Country and the Larkspur Landing Pleasanton
Club fi ttings
NCGA Member Benefi ts at POPPY RIDGE
• Rates are 45% lower than the public rate
• A 20% discount on all regularly priced merchandise at the award- winning golf shop
• Free Internet access is available via portable devices and laptop computers. A staff member can provide the daily key that allows access
SAMPLE MEMBER SAVINGS:
NCGA RECEIPT POPPY RIDGE THURSDAY
Description Non-Member Member Savings Golf with cart
Oakley Sunglasses $99.95 $89.95 $10.00 Lunch with beverage $15.95 $14.35 SUBTOTAL
$117.00 $62.00 $55.00 $1.60
$66.60 $50.00 NCGA free clinics $75.00
Free $50.00 Free $75.00
SUBTOTAL $125.00 TOTAL SAVINGS $191.60
SUMMER 2011 /
NCGA.ORG / 33
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