April 2022 Newsletter

April 2022 Newsletter

Albany Country Club N EWSLETTER April, 2022

Upcoming Events

Board of Governors and Officers

President James Harris, Jr.

Vice - President Adam Neary

P RIME R IB N IGHTS April 21 & May 20

W OMEN ’ S O PENING D AY Saturday, May 7

Treasurer David Suozzo

Secretary Christine Caputo Granich

E ASTER B RUNCH Sunday, April 17

M EN ’ S O PENING D AY Saturday, May 7

Dr. Peter Fisk Jeffrey Bryant Jeff Buley

Dr. Mark Fleck Chris Levy James Lozano

Trevor Morison Terence Seery John Sica

W INE P AIRING D INNER Friday, April 22

M OTHER ’ S D AY B RUNCH Sunday, May 8

A LL W OMEN ’ S K ICK -O FF C OCKTAIL P ARTY Wednesday, April 27

M EN ’ S M EMBER G UEST S IGN -U P Friday, May 25-27 W OMEN ’ S S PRING H ANDICAP Sat. & Sun., May 28 & 29 W ILLIAM W ALSH M EMORIAL D AY F OUR B ALL T OURNAMENT Sat. & Sun., May 28 & 29

Staff

General Manager Rocky Staples [email protected]

Director of Golf Glenn A. Davis [email protected]

W OMEN ’ S B OOK C LUB Thursday, April 28

Golf Course Superintendent Marcus Prosser [email protected]

Assistant General Manager Kimberly Aperance [email protected]

P RESIDENT ’ S P LAQUE AND R OBERT T RENT J ONES C UP B EGIN Tuesday, May 3

Tennis Professional Shannon O ’ Sullivan [email protected]

Controller Jennifer Reohr [email protected]

S PRING K ICK -O FF & P ARENTS ’ N IGHT O UT Friday, May 6

Director of Membership Sara - Becca Smith [email protected]

P OOLSIDE M EET & G REET Friday, June 3

Albany Country Club

President’s Message

Welcome to Springtime at ACC! The Board of Governors, club management and staff have been working hard preparing for and looking forward to an another great season! Easter Brunch will be very busy with a full dining room and the official kick-off of our season.

In February, the board had a retreat and focused on the long-term and short-term goals and plans for the future:

Key areas included:

The land sale: we are still progressing, albeit slowly. We are still moving ahead; more details will be announced in the near future.

Membership: Revising current offerings to Membership categories with fewer options, simplified application, and the return to an initiation fee in 2023. An initiation fee is essential as it stabilizes membership, increases the length of stay, provides an essential contribution to capital funds, and helps to maintain affordable dues levels. Capital Improvements include and are not limited to new pool furniture, Tennis court renovations, improved drainage, and modifications to the golf course in redesigned forward tees and renovation of the 13 th green. The continuation of the highly successful premier pricing program in the pro shop open to all members of ACC will be funded through advertising on the golf carts, Committees: Thank you! We have eight committees with over 60 members volunteering to help to make the club a great place to spend time at. Committee chairs lead their respective committees on improving all aspects of the club. Our first-class staff works with the committees to streamline and implement great ideas. Feedback from members often ends up on agendas for improved offerings. 2022 still has substantial impacts on our operations from Covid. We are practicing safe standards and will continue to in the future. We face challenges in all aspects of the cost of being in business, including high inflation, higher labor costs, food and supply costs, and high delivery fees. We are doing our best to maintain costs but expect some challenges here. The food and beverage department have brought back all of their team, and are preparing new menus with excellent choices, including many ACC favorites; please let us know what you would love to see going forward. Our banquet, wedding and golf outing bookings are strong, which will generate substantial revenue to minimize our fixed expenses. Marcus and his team have been working hard getting the course ready and we are hopeful that the golf course will open this weekend or very soon after! The 2022 tournament booklet is now available with many of our traditional tournaments as well as a couple new and exciting ones. Our pro shop will welcome the return of Andrew and Joel this year, again enhancing playing with the pros and adding additional lesson opportunities to strengthen your game. Membership levels and renewals have remained strong; although we had a few resignations, we are level with 2021 numbers and expect a big push of new members. The current membership count is 226 golfing and 106 social. Our commitment to you is to have a safe and enjoyable place for you and your family to relax, socialize and play. Thank you for being part of making ACC a memorable place we all enjoy; please feel free to contact me at [email protected] with any questions, concerns, or compliments.

Jim Harris, Jr. President

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Manager’s Message

The winter flew by, and it was great to be able to see members enjoying the Club during a time we have traditionally been closed. Between Valentine’s Dinner, Winter Carnival, Evening in Paris, Karaoke Night, and Tennis Platform events members had many opportunities to socialize and have fun. All of us are looking forward to welcoming members back full time as the snow clears and spring rolls in! Our Thursday Prime Rib Night was a great success and we plan to continue this monthly – make plans to join us for our next one on April 21 st . We’re returning to our popular brunch format for Easter on April 17 th and will have a full house. Wine Pairing Dinner, Book Club and All Women’s Kick -Off

Cocktail Party are all on the calendar for this month as well. You can visit our website 24/7 to view and make reservations for all our events. Dinner service has expanded to include Wednesday evenings, making the Grille Room open Wednesday – Saturday evenings until Tuesday, April 26 th when we will offer full dining service from 11 AM to close, Tuesday-Sunday for the remainder of the season. As our dining services resume, I just wanted to remind all members that we are enforcing our Dress Code and cell phone policy. We allow tasteful, appropriate denim in the clubhouse and outside areas. Men should always remove hats before entering any dining room, and all cell phone calls must be taken outside dining rooms into the hallways or outdoors. The full Dress Code is available on our website. Thank you for adhering to these policies and letting your guests know. We’re preparing for an awesome summer at ACC, with the return of our summer camps, swim team, and our traditional family events. Lori Blosser returns as our Camp Director, we’re welcoming Maggie Hartman as our Head Swim Coach, with Eliana Wallock as Pool Director and Assistant Swim Coach. In response to member requests, we scheduled a Red Cross Babysitting Class April 9 th which sold out quickly! If we have enough demand, we hope to offer an additional session later in the year. As the snow melts on the course, we are excited to begin a new golf season. Assistant Golf Professional Andrew Daily will be coordinating the TNT Men’s League on Tuesday nights (beginning April 26 th ), working with the Women’s League on Wednesday nights beginning May 4, and assisting with scoring for the ROB League on Thursdays. Assistant Golf Professional Joel Aptaker joins the team on April 26 th and will be coordinating PGA Junior League and continuing its very successful season from last year. He’ll also be working with the Tuesday Morning Ladies 9-Hole League starting play on May 3 rd , now with a 9 AM shotgun instead of tee times. Jim Bettini has taken over coordinating the ROB League (Retired Old Boys), with heartfelt thanks to Robert Murphy who led the group for so many years. You don’t have to be retired to join in the fun – just a golf member aged 55 or older! Bob Macnary will now be managing locker room operations since Wayne has retired. He is continuing to work on improvements to both men’s and women’s locker rooms, with enhanced guest services, large screen TV in the men’s 19 th Hole, and upgrades throughout the ladies’ locker room. We are pleased to continue to offer the Premier Pricing Program that allows members to purchase merchandise in our shop at cost plus 10%, offering a substantial savings that has been well received by members. Rather than institute a fee for the program as other clubs do to offset the costs, we have introduced a new advertising opportunity on our GPS screens on the golf carts. These are tasteful, discreet ads that reach members without being overwhelming, and limited spots are available per season or the whole year. Contact Glenn Davis for information on pricing and availability.

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Manager’s Message Continued

Winter snows and freezing temperatures didn’t stop Marcus and our golf course maintenance team from keeping busy as they diligently monitored turf health and continued with ongoing projects. They are in the process of removing 35 dead or diseased ash and pine trees and this spring we plan to do drainage work on holes 4, 7 and 8. Marcus has had four people return from last year and seven additional team members coming on in the next couple of weeks; he still needs three more, so if you know anyone looking for work, please let him know. The greens are “greening up” well and as long as spring prevails, we expect to be opening the golf course in time for Easter weekend. The three Har-Tru tennis courts are scheduled to be reconditioned before Memorial Day and Shannon will be gearing up tennis operations in mid-May. We have exciting plans in the works for the other two courts, keep posted for further details. Sara-Becca has been busy touring and signing up new members so please be sure to take a moment to welcome these new friends when you see them around the Club. The best advertising for our Club comes from our happy members, so please continue to refer your friends, family, colleagues, and neighbors to Sara-Becca so we can bring them into Albany Country Club! The Albany Business Review recently published an article about the growth of country clubs throughout COVID and included mention of our Club as well. We are excited to be in a growth phase and your active enjoyment of your Club and referral of friends makes that possible.

Thank you for your continued support of Albany Country Club. All of us on staff look forward to the pleasure of serving you again soon!

Rocky Staples General Manager

GPS Advertising Opportunity

PPP Advertising on golf cart gps monitors Spots are already being filled. Don't miss your opportunity! Advertising will initially only be offered to member owned or operated businesses and only go outside the Club if all advertising spots have not been sold.

To offset the cost of the Premier Pricing Program, the Club will use an underutilized resource…selling advertising on the golf cart GPS monitors. The Club is sensitive to the idea that members don’t want to constantly see pop up ads when they are looking for a yardage. As a solution, full screen advertising will only be sold, and pop up, on the four par 3’s and as small inserts at the bottom right of the screen for the other 14 holes. Additionally, advertising will be understated and use cross marketing/promotion of Club events whenever possible.

Click here for pricing options and sample advertising. Click here to purchase an advertising spot.

Looking forward to a great 2022 golf season!

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Join us in Welcoming our Newest Members

Frank & Lorraine Gariboldi Poo l F ami l y

of New York. Their sons attend Albany Public Schools.

Frank and Lorraine Gariboldi recently moved from Dix Hills, Long Island to Voorheesville, NY. Frank is a retired ordained Deacon in the Catholic Church and both Frank and Lorraine were very active in their Church. Frank graduated St. John's University with a degree in Theology at the age of 75. Lorraine graduated from the Immaculate Conception Seminary with a Master's Degree in Theology. Frank is also retired as President of Gariboldi Insulation Company and Lorraine is retired from the Life Center of Long Island – a pregnancy care center. The Gariboldis have grown children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, living in the area and they are looking forward to spending more time with them.

Conor and Rhonda are looking forward to getting back into the game of golf, and having their sons learn to love the game too. They are looking forward to enjoying summer days at the pool and getting to know new friends of the Albany Country Club.

Jennifer Pelham & Zubair Lawrence and children Zoe and Greyson A l l -Bu t -Go l f Fami l y

Jessica Fleck J r . Go l f I nd i v i dua l

Andrew Rosenbaum & Kristin Robinson and children Charlotte, Madison and Wesley A l l -Bu t -Go l f F ami l y

Buddy & Heidi Glazier Go l f Coup l e

Sam Norman & Todd Friebel So c i a l Coup l e

In Memoriam

Sam Norman and Todd Friebel joined Albany Country Club in February. Both are from the area. Todd attended Siena College and currently is the COO of the Adirondack Experience in Blue Mountain Lake, NY as well as continuing his CPA practice. Sam attended CBA in Albany and went on to Graduate from The School of Visual Arts In New York City receiving his BFA, he is an Interior Designer. Both are looking forward their social membership and reconnecting with acquaintances.

William J. McCarthy, Sr. March 10, 2022

Rhonda & Conor Bambrick and children Caleb and Ciaran Jr. Golf Family

Rhonda and Conor Bambrick, along with their sons, Ciaran and Caleb, joined Albany Country Club in February. Rhonda grew up in Kankakee, IL and attended the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. She is the CEO of RC3 Communications. Conor is originally from Ocean Side, Long Island and is the Director of Climate Policy for Environmental Advocates NY. He is a graduate of the University at Albany – State University

Marion Michaels March 27, 2022

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Golf Committee Message

The covers are off of the greens and the 2022 Golf Season at Albany Country Club is about to begin. This year’s Golf Calendar and Tournament Booklet are available online. The Men’s Member -Guest will be on July 14-16; online registration begins Wednesday, May 25 at 6 pm with in person registration on May 27 at 7 am. When available, updated details of the revamped Men’s (June 16) and the Women’s (August 4) Guest Day and the new two-person match play (June 25- 26), modeled after the men’s member -guest, will be posted on ForeTees. Registrations for Tuesday Morning Ladies, TNT, Wednesday Night Ladies and ROBs leagues, which begin on May 3, April 26, May 4 and April 28, respectively, are available on ForeTees. Please contact the ProShop or league coordinators with questions.

In the ProShop, the Premier Pricing Program, offering in-stock or custom order merchandise at 10% above cost, is available to ACC members this year. Some examples of pricing include:

Joel Aptaker and Andrew Daily are returning to assist Glenn in the ProShop. 2021 was the second golf season under the World Handicap System (WHS), and new features were added to the GHIN Mobile App including GPS and course maps (note: locker room kiosks for posting scores are no longer available). Posting of scores at ACC begins on April 15 and ends on October 31. The ProShop is available to assist with questions about the WHS and the GHIN App. A few notes of interest about golf at ACC in 2021. Despite the 8.96 inches of rain in July 2021 (Avg= 4.55”; third wettest July since 1826; tenth wettest month ever in Albany), members played 13094 rounds in 2021. ACC members cited for top number of posted rounds on the region’s 2021 New York State Golf Association list included Patti Rowlands (ranked 2 for women’s all rounds, 188; ranked 8 for women’s 18 Hole rounds, 137); Claire Sellitti (ranked 10 for women’s 9 Hole rounds, 74) and Tim Esmay (ranked 6 for junior’s all rounds, 97). In closing, thank-you to Kevin Bergeron, Joe Parrottino and Bill Young for their much appreciated time and effort on the Golf Committee for the past two years. A special note of thanks to Robert Murphy for his years at the helm of the ROBs. The 2022 Golf Committee welcomes Jim Bettini and Matt Stefanik; Jim will also head the ROBs. All the best for the 2022 season!

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Clarification of Tipping, Minimum Wage Fee & Service

Albany Business Review Top 40 under 40

Some members have questioned how tipping in the Grille Room works and it’s relationship with the Minimum Wage Service Fee that is built into your dues, fees, & Capital. Below is some clarification on that. If is remains unclear, please feel free to contact the office and we will happy to explain. Every "chit" you receive for food and/or beverage in the Grill, BNC, Snack bar or on the course will have a 10% service charge implicitly in it, which comes from this minimum wage service fee. This is used to pay a portion of the salaries of service personnel, kitchen and administrative staff. Any additional write-ins will go directly to your server. This means to say, absent any “write in” on your chit, there is approximately 10% gratuity going to all service personnel. However, if you normally tip 20%, then 10% should be written in. Please note, all write in amounts go directly to your server or bartender. It goes without saying, a gratuity is intended to reward great service. Should you feel your service was not up to “par”, you are encouraged to notify management so that all issues can be addressed in an appropriate manner.

Join us in congratulating Albany Country Club’s top 40 under 40

Matthew Crudo senior vice president, construction, Redburn Development Partners

B ANQUET S ERVICE C HARGE , G RATUITY AND T AX : All food and beverage charges are subject to a 15% catering fee and 5% gratuity. Food, beverage and catering fees are subject to 8% sales tax. The monies collected from the Catering fee will be used to pay a portion of the salaries of our Banquet, Kitchen and Administrative Staff. The gratuities will go to your service staff. Additional gratuity is not required, but if your wait staff exceeded your expectations you may leave an additional gratuity that will go directly to the staff who worked your party.

Kevin Gutman vice president and co-owner, Bennett Contracting

“P LAY FOR P INK ” M EMORY B OOK

In conjunction with our “Play for Pink” golf tournament on June 28th, we will be developing a Memory Book honoring the love ones that we have lost, as well as those who have survived breast cancer. For as little as $25 you can honor your loved ones in a timeless book. These thoughtful memories will be available to all members. The book will be distributed to all members as well, electronically and printed upon request.

Christopher Levy chief operating officer, Pursuit Lending

Keep an eye out for more details on how to participate.

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Now is the time to Upgrade!

• Current members who upgrade to a golf membership or to a higher-level golf membership class receives a reduction off his/her membership dues as follows, providing the new discounted dues is greater than his/her current dues (25% off the first year, 15% off the second year and 10% off the third year). This discount applies to the dues portion only of dues, fees & capital. Program requires a three year commitment. This incentive may be used once per lifetime.

• Y EAR 1: 25%

Y EAR 2: 15%

Y EAR 3: 10%

Optional Golfing Privilege Fees (Must be a family membership)

L EGACY M EMBER D EFINITION : Children over the age of 21 and NOT living at home must join as an Individual Junior member. Children or Grandchildren of current members who join the club will NOT be charged an initiation fee. G OLF F AMILY D EFINITION : Married with children. All adult members have full use of all facilities; golf, pool, tennis and clubhouse.

B ASIC R ULES FOR G OLF F AMILIES :

• Junior Golfers under 10 years of age must be accompanied by a responsible individual at all times. • Junior golfers 10 -18 years of age must be accompanied by one parent (or parent's designee of a responsible individual) unless as "optional" privilege fee has been paid on their behalf in which case they may play and practice unaccompanied; and • (Effective for memberships starting prior to 7/1/21) Children of family or single parent members 19 - 26 years of age living at home or in college may use the golf facilities if accompanied by a parent unless an "optional" privilege fee has been paid on their behalf in which case they may play and practice unaccompanied; • (Effective for memberships starting on or after 7/1/21) Children of family or single parent members 19 - 23 years of age living at home or in college may use the golf facilities if accompanied by a parent unless an "optional" privilege fee has been paid on their behalf in which case they may play and proactive unaccompanied; and • Tournament Play - Children of members for whom a privilege fee has been paid on their behalf are prohibited from playing in all tournaments with the sole exceptions that they will be allowed to participate in their respective Stroke Play and Club Championship only if they qualify for the Championship Flight.

Children may use all facilities with the limits listed to the right.

“O PTIONAL ” G OLFING P RIVILEGE F EE (includes 4 complimentary junior golf passes)

G OLF I NDIVIDUAL /F AMILY H OUSE : Married with children. One adult member has use of all facilities; golf, tennis, pool and clubhouse. Spouse has privileges of all facilities except golf. Spouse can golf twice per month by paying the appropriate greens fees. Children may use all facilities with the limits listed to the right.

19 - 23 LIVING AT HOME , NOT IN COLLEGE

A GES 10 - 18

19 - 23 ( LIVING AT HOME AND IN COLLEGE )

G OLFING N ON -G OLFING

$350 $400

$500 $550

$750 $800

Children MUST have appropriate skill level as determined by the Director of Golf to be allowed to golf unaccompanied. “ O PTIONAL ” G RANDCHILDREN P RIVILEGE F EE : $350/year Members may add grandchildren ages 10-18 to their membership to have all privileges afforded by the club to “privileged” children of members. Adding a grandchild requires upgrading to a family membership.

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It’s League Sign -Up Time!

Grille Hours

T UESDAY M ORNING L ADIES ’ 9 -H OLE G OLF L EAGUE Come Join Us! Come out and join us if you are: • New to golf • Want to learn about golf • Have been playing for years • Want to play with an inclusive group of women • Want to experience team vs individual play. Each player is a contributor. • Want to have fun • Have the time to come out most Tuesday mornings for a 9 am start Contact Kathleen Fetissoff [email protected] or Jill Doyle [email protected] The league is for new and experienced women golfers who want to play a slightly competitive 9- hole, and occasionally an optional 18-hole, team event. Our opening day is May 3 rd with a meet and greet luncheon to follow. TML league registration is done on-line thru Fore Tees. Season long fee of $80 will be charged to tyou

T UESDAY M EN ’ S TNT L EAGUE

The 36 th season of the Albany Country Club Men’s Tuesday Night Golf League (TNT) will start on Tuesday, April 26, 2022 if all goes as planned. The goal of TNT is to promote camaraderie while enjoying a comfortable, competitive atmosphere in which to play the game we love. The format will remain the same as the last three years. It is individual based (PGA Tour FedEx Cup Format). Individual points will be earned based on weekly performance. Points will vary from week to week and be weighted towards the end of the year (four weeks of play off at the end of the season) and other “major” events. In addition to the individual play, the Pro Shop will randomly form teams from those who played for the given week. There will be a weekly payout for the top three “teams” based on the format for the week (i.e. two low net scores, one gross-one net, aggregate, etc). The cost to enter is $10 (This is optional) per individual per week. Please note, THIS IS SEPARATE FROM THE YEARLY FEE . The league is open to all male golfing members of the Club. All play will start after 2:00 p.m. unless previously approved. The first day of play will be on Tuesday, April 26 th . The last schedule day of play is September 27 th.

C OSTS PER MEMBER : $100 charged to your account by the club used for the yearlong payouts (in Pro Shop credit) (Skins optional)

ROB League

Wednesday Evening Women ’ s League An opportunity to meet other members! The Pro Shop can assist with pairings. Golfing ladies of all abilities are welcome! Teams are made up of 8 - 10 players providing for a low pressure league! Tee off between 3:00 and 6:00 pm. Play 9 holes off of either tee. League runs from May 4 th through September 14 th . Opening scramble play followed by a special dinner meeting for new rules, schedule and team names scheduled for Wednesday, May 4 th at 4:00 p.m. Please register on - line through ForeTees by April 29 th . Season Long fee of $100 (charged to your account) will include prizes for all weekly events (including team events) and for all placed in the Season Long Team contest. After play, stay and enjoy dinner in the Grille. If you have any questions, contact Stephanie Suozzo at [email protected].

On behalf of the 60+ members of the current ROB’s (Retired Ol’ Boys) I invite you to join our Thursday morning group. (You need not be retired, just 55 or older this year.) The purpose of your group is to enjoy our beautiful Club, enjoy each other’s company, have lunch together if time allows, and sprinkle in a little competition without going overboard. We are a small enough Club that I’m certain you know someone or many who are current ROB’s. I encourage you to contact them with any questions you may have. Among the things to consider are: • We play Thursday mornings at 8:30 am • Weekly events are followed by

lunch for those who can stay. Weekly fees are $5.00

• We have a Home in Home series against the ROB‘s from Wolferts Roost. They play at our club, and we play at their club. This year, we hope to add Shaker Ridge to the mix. • Annual dues are $60, which pays for weekly prizes as well as the steak bake and Holiday party. Those that were ROBs last year will be automatically re-enrolled and billed in April.

Register online through ForeTees. Please reach out to any current member, or me if you have any questions .

Jim Bettini: Cell: 518-423-9504 Email: [email protected]

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Winterfest Fun

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Grille Hours

T HROUGH A PRIL 16 Wednesday-Saturday dinner only

S UNDAY , A PRIL 17 Easter Sunday Brunch

A PRIL 20-A PRIL 24 Wednesday-Sunday lunch & dinner

A PRIL 26 AND ON Tuesday-Sunday lunch & dinner

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Specialty Cocktails

T HE P EACOCK Prosecco, Pavan (Moscato Liqueur) with a dash of Blue Curacao.

W HITE S ANGRIA Sauvignon Blanc, Mathilde peach liqueur and Grand Marnier, lemons, limes and oranges topped with Ginger ale. I RISH M AID Jameson, St. Germaine, fresh lemon juice, Simple Syrup, Muddled cucumber and garnished with a cucumber wheel. L AVENDOR C OLLINS Gin, lemon juice, Lavender Simple Syrup, with a splash of club and topped with Butterfly Pea Flower, served in a rocks glass. C OTTONTAIL M ARTINI Whipped Vodka, Coconut Rum, Half & Half, Cream of Coconut, splash of pineapple juice, in a honey and sweet coconut rimmed martini glass garnished with a marshmallow.

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Specialty Coffees

Save the Date!

S TRAWBERRY C AFÉ Tequila Rose (taste like strawberry Baileys) Topped with shipped cream and strawberry syrup. C AFÉ I RISH Jameson Irish Whiskey & Baileys Irish Cream. Topped with whipped cream, green Crème de Menthe and chocolate powder. C HOCOLATE K ISS Kahlua, Baileys Irish Cream, Dark Crème de Coca and Grand Marnier. Topped with whipped cream, chocolate power and a cherry. C AFÉ M AGIC Amaretto, Kahlua and Baileys Irish Cream. Topped with whipped cream and chocolate powder. C AFÉ N UTS AND B ERRIES Chambord Raspberry Liquor, Frangelico and Kahlua. Topped with whipped cream, raspberry syrup swirl and chocolate powder.

D OUBLE B OGEY H OT C HOCOLATE

Godiva chocolate liquor and hot chocolate topped with whipped cream and chocolate shavings.

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Y EAR L ONG T OURNAMENTS

Mobile App

O UR MOBILE APP IS AVAILABLE IN THE APP STORE !

iPhones: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ albany-country-club/id1607173901 Androids: https://play.google.com/store/apps/ details? id=com.membersfirst.albanycc Please make sure to have notifications turned on to receive important updates from the Club! (Go to Settings: then Notifications: then select the Albany CC app: then make sure allow notifications is turned on)

Your login information will be the same as the website.

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