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LEHIGH EXPRESS
APRIL 2022
DINING HOURS MEN’S LOUNGE HOURS
Tuesday 11:30 am - 9:00 pm Tuesday 11:30 am - 7:00 pm
Wednesday 11:30 am - 9:00 pm Wednesday 11:30 am - 7:00 pm
Thursday 11:30 am - 9:00 pm Thursday 11:30 am - 7:00 pm
Friday 11:30 am - 10:00 pm Friday 11:30 am - 7:00 pm
Saturday 11:30 am - 10:00 pm Saturday 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Sunday 11:30 am - 8:00 pm Sunday 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Reminder, Denim is not permitted starting Friday, April 1st.
Please see the LCC Dress Code for more information.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
SOCIAL NEWS ............................. 2
GOLF NEWS .................................. 11
RACQUETS NEWS ....................... 24
CLUB NEWS .................................. 25
FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS
Clubhouse 610.433.7443
Golf Pro Shop 610.437.1451
Pool 610.433.8533
Starter 610.433.3449
Grounds 610.967.4643
Men’s Locker 610.433.5311
Tennis Pro Shop 610.434.7884
Bag Room/ 610.433.4793
Caddie Master
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Golf Shop News
GOLF SHOP NEWS—APRIL 2022
The sign-ups for the yearlong tournaments for men and women have started
– are you registered?
The Men’s events include the Shootouts – Gross and Net, the Presidents Cup,
the Pro’s Cup, and the Ringer. The sign-ups for the Senior Presidents Cup and
the Senior Pro’s Cup will begin on May 1st as those matches don’t start until
mid May. The Women’s events include the Ringer, Shootout, and the
Handicap matches. All players can sign up in the Golf Shop or online at the
Foretees website.
The official golf season starts on April 1st! All rounds between April 1st and
November 15th are to be recorded for handicap purposes. Handicaps are
updated daily after a score is posted. It is the responsibility of the player to
know their handicap from the various tee options when going out to play.
The GHIN app has been updated – please make sure that you have updated
your profile so you can use the app to post scores. Scores are still available to
be posted in the Golf Shop on the GAP computer.
Our LCC Caddie Schools for 2022 are scheduled for April 5th and 12th from Wayne Phillips
4:00 – 6:00 p.m. All new prospective caddies must attend one of these
schools and then go through a minimum of one walk-through on the golf Head Golf Professional
course to be eligible to caddie this season. New caddies will be used and train 610.433.7443 X. 236
through being utilized in the Spring Twilight leagues for men and women.
Any questions concerning the schools can be directed to LCC Caddiemaster, proshop@lehighcc.com
Kyle Hutnik – 610-433-4793.
All of the newest in golf equipment has arrived in the Golf Shop! We are
featuring new products from Callaway (Rogue woods and irons), Titleist
(TSi2 and TSi 3 woods), Taylormade (Stealth woods and irons, P770 irons),
Ping (G425 woods and irons), and the latest in wedges from Cleveland Golf
which feature the only cavity back wedges on the market today designed for
all players!
Fitting sessions are being scheduled with all of the equipment vendors and
will be published as they become confirmed. All equipment companies are
not permitting their reps to participate in Demo Days due to the pandemic.
New putters from Callaway/Odyssey, Ping, Taylormade series, and the
Titleist Cameron models are all available in the Golf Shop!
Here are some great dates to mark on your golf calendars when you can
entertain clients and friends here at LCC –
May 11 One Day Member Guest
June 8 One Day Member Guest
June 30 Women’s Member Guest
July 13-16 Men’s Member Guest
July 28 Ladies Day
August 4-6 Men’s Lehigh Invitational
August 17 One Day Member Guest
September 28 One Day Member Guest
October 24 One Day Member Guest
This spring get your golf game ready by attending one of our Complimentary
Warm-Up Sessions in April. Sessions are scheduled for men and women on
the following dates –
Women – April 12 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. on the range
April 13 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. on the range; 4:00 – 5:30 p.m.
etiquette session/rules seminar on the golf course
Men – April 15 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. on the range
Make a Hole-In-One in 2022!
Wayne Phillips
PGA Professional
Lehigh Express April 2022 11Golf Shop News
WOMEN’S GOLF —APRIL 2022
Welcome back Lady Golfers!! We hope this newsletter finds you well and eager to get
back to golf at Lehigh. Your Ladies’ Golf Committee and Pro Shop staff have been work-
ing long and hard during the cold winter months preparing for the 2022 golf season.
The Golf Calendar is set and ready to go with many of the traditional Lehigh golf events
and formats you love as well as a few new activities, which we hope you will enjoy. The
2022 Golf Season will kick off with the annual April Fool’s Open scheduled for
Saturday April 2nd with a 7:45 am breakfast buffet and a 9 am Shotgun start. Come out
to play and get an early start on your season!
The 2022 LCC Ladies’ Golf Season will be celebrated with a Ladies’ Golf “Welcome
Back” Party on Wednesday evening April 27th from 6pm to ??. It will begin with a
complementary drink, followed by an over-the-top buffet by Chef Randy; the evening
will include guest speakers, year-long tournament sign ups, games, and more. Don’t
come alone, please bring a friend, especially any new golfers you may know! You’ll be
glad you did. Please call the Front Desk to sign up.
The Women’s weekly tournaments will begin, with what we like to call a “Soft Opening,”
on Thursday (18-hole) April 14th with a “Step-aside Scramble” and make your own four-
some (MYO) and for Tuesday (9-hole) play on April 19th with a “Twosome Scramble”
and MYO twosome. Both formats are perfect for getting back into the “Swing” of things.
The official 2022 LCC Women’s Golf Opening Day will be held on Thursday April 21st
and will include both Tuesday and Thursday players. Golf begins at 9 am with a
shotgun start for 18-hole play and a 10:45 am shotgun start for women who prefer 9-
hole play. Golf is followed by a 1:30 pm Opening Day Luncheon. Please stop in or call
the Pro Shop to sign up!
The last week of April will consist of two Blind Partner Tournaments with MYO group-
ings, one on Tuesday April 26th for 9-hole play and on Thursday April 28th for 18-hole
play.
Women’s Twilight League Sign-ups are OPEN! - Twilight begins on Wednesday May 4th
and finishes Wednesday June 15th. What is Twilight? Twilight is a two-women team 9-
hole Match Play League using full handicaps. The Matches are held on Wednesday after-
noon/evenings with tee times from 3:30pm to 5:00pm. Players are arranged in flights
according to handicaps. Teams are awarded one point per hole and one point per
match (for a total of 10 possible points per match). Prizes are given to winners in each
flight with a final night sweepstake prize each Twilight. And the best part is, typically
every group stays for dinner following golf! Find a partner and sign up today!!
WGAP Matches – Our WGAP Western Match schedule is set for 2022:
May 2nd Conestoga at Lehigh
May 9th Lehigh at Media Heights
May 16th Lehigh at Moselem
“Pro as your Partner” on Saturday May 7th – is a fun event open to both men and wom-
en golfers. Sign up with the Pro Shop before you go out to play.
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS:
UPCOMING MAJOR MAY EVENTS INCLUDE:
Women’s Spring Twilight begins on Wednesday, May 4th
Mixed Twilight May 22nd
WGAP Matches May 2nd home vs Conestoga; May 9th @ Media Heights;
and May 16th @ Moselem Springs
GAP Women’s Scramble Wednesday May 4th @ Huntingdon Valley CC (sign up
your foursome on GAP website)
Philadelphia PGA Pro May 24th
Lady Tournament
Memorial Day Holiday Week- May 28th & 29th
end Tournament
Mixed Memorial Day May 30th
Tri Club Matches June 3rd @ SVCC, June 10th @ LCC, and June 17th @ NCC
SEASONAL MAJOR EVENTS INCLUDE:
President’s Cup June 9th and 16th
Twilight Finale June 15th
Member Guest (18-Hole) June 30th
July 4th Mixed Monday July 4th
July 4th Weekend Holiday July 2nd & 3rd
Tournament
Husband & Wife Championship Sunday July 10th
Tuesday (9-hole) Member-Member July 19th
Ladies’ Day July 28th
The Sister’s Tournament (9- & 18- Hole Ladies) August 9th
Caddy-Member Tournament August 11th
Senior Club Championship Thursday & Friday August 11th & 12th
Mixed Twilight August 21
9-Hole Invitational August 23rd
18-Hole Invitational August 25th & August 26th
Fall Twilight September 14th
9 Hole Club Championship September 20th & 27th
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Partner’s Ringer September 15th & 22nd
Mixed Member Guest September 25th
“Get Your Pink On” Tournament September 29th
Challenge Cup @ Berkshire CC September 30th
WGAP Fall Festival October 4th
Mystery Bus Trip October 6th
Fall Twilight Finale October 12th
Shoot Out Final October 18th
Closing Day October 20th
Halloween Invitational October 27th
Our season-long Interclub Matches for 2022 are currently being set up by the Club
Professionals as soon as the schedule is finalized Captain Colleen Baker and Wayne will
pass the information and sign-up sheets along to you.
Finally, Wayne and Jackie Beck are always happy to receive questions relating to golf
rules or etiquette. You can email your questions directly to Wayne at
proshop@lehighcc.com or to Jackie Beck at jfrizano@gmail.com.
Definitions of the Month: Known or Virtually Certain-
The standard for deciding what happened to a Player’s ball – for example, whether the
ball came to rest in a penalty area, whether it moved or what caused it to move.
Known or virtually certain means more than just possible or probable. It means that
either:
There is conclusive evidence that the event in question happened to the player’s
ball, such as when the player or other witnesses saw it happen, or
Although there is a very small degree of doubt, all reasonable available information
shows that it is at least 95% likely that the event in question happened.
“All reasonable available information” includes all information the player knows and all
other information he or she can get with reasonable effort and without unreasonable
delay.
Stroke
The forward movement of the club made to strike the ball. But a stroke has not been
made if the player: Decides during the downswing not to strike the ball and avoids do-
ing so by deliberately stopping the clubhead before it reaches the ball or, if unable to
stop, by deliberately missing the ball. Accidentally strikes the ball when making a prac-
tice swing or while preparing to make a stroke. The Player’s score for a hole or a round
is described as a number of “strokes” or “strokes taken,” which means both all strokes
made and any penalty strokes.
See you on the course,
Jackie Beck & Patty Cox
Lehigh Express April 2022 14Golf Shop News
A LETTER FROM THE GROUNDS DEPARTMENT
Dear LCC Members,
While golfers are never happy to be hitting out of a bunker, we are sure
the membership is excited to reap the benefits of our new bunkers if
they do find themselves in these hazards. As we near the end of a major
bunker renovation, these are some noteworthy items for all to keep in
mind.
As we continue to work the sand around in the new bunkers, the biggest
improvement that the membership should expect to see is playabil-
ity. The more recently completed bunkers will take more time to achieve
the consistency we are looking for. This is due to the sand being needed
to be worked around as they are finished. Very soon we expect the Sean Gregson
swing you will make on #3 bunkers this year will be the same as #14, as
opposed to years past. Having gone through all the drainage on the bun- Senior Assistant Golf
kers, installing the Cap Con or sod liners, and doing some reshaping of Course Superintendent
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areas that would normally washout, will also allow the bunkers to be
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playable in a more timely manner following major rain events. In the
past, following these events there would be multiple days spent fixing
the washouts. The process we have gone through during this renovation
will allow the bunkers to remain intact and be worked on by the grounds
department much quicker.
Aesthetically speaking, perhaps the biggest change you will notice is that
the sod around the bunkers edge is laid over the lip. This is done to not
only preserve the integrity of the bunker as a whole, but also prevent any
contamination of soil or rocks migrating into the new sand. Lastly, keep
an eye out for the new collar expansions on #3 and #17 that will allow
you to get a little more creative with your approach shot into the green.
We are looking forward to seeing you all out there this summer and are
hoping for a great 2022 golf season!
Thank you,
Sean Gregson
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Racquets News
A LETTER FROM THE RACQUETS DIRECTOR
Dear LCC members,
I am excited to start my 5th year at Lehigh Country Club this season. It
has been an honor being here and meeting so many great members. We
will be starting our program for tennis and pickleball starting the week
of April 18th. The racquets’ calendar is updated on the LCC website. The
calendar and the racquets’ section on LCC website has all the information
regarding tennis and pickleball round robins, events and clinics.
The first pickleball event “Welcome to Pickleball Social” will be held on
May 6th. This event will be in conjunction of Fun Friday. In this event we
will go over the scoring and the rules of pickleball, and then we will let
the members play among each other.
Ari Datta
I will be sending out emails to the membership before all the events, but Racquets Director
please feel to look at the calendar, so that everyone knows what we are 610.434.7884
offering. Due to the purpose of planning and better serving the ari@lehighcc.com
membership please sign up for any events or any clinics. This will help
me in terms of staffing as well as planning.
I want to update everyone that the renovations at the Racquets Pavilion
is going as planned, and the place is going to look awesome once
completed. We are scheduled to finish work beginning of May.
I hope everyone is excited to play racquets sports this season, and I look
forward to seeing you all!
Thanks,
Ari Datta, USPTR
Director of Racquet Sports
Lehigh Express April 2022 24Club News
A LETTER FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
Dear LCC Members:
Happy Spring! Although the past few days certainly haven’t felt
like it.
The Club has been busy throughout the month of March, with
Cornhole Tuesdays, lots of practicing golf in the Simulator room
and the return of many social events.
A long time tradition at Lehigh has been to host a New Member
Reception each year. Unfortunately, this event has not been able
to happen over the past two years. I am happy to report that we
will be hosting this event on Thursday, April 28th and will be
inviting all of the newer members that joined since 2020. This
timeline also coincides with when I was not here at LCC, so I
personally look forward to meeting many of you that evening. (If I Jennifer Felegy
haven’t already)
General Manager
In the month of April, we will be working towards the completion 610.433.7443 X. 228
of both the bunker project and the Court pavilion project. Prepara-
tions for the summer are already under way. jen@lehighcc.com
As always, if there is anything I can do for you, or if you just want
to chat, please stop by my office or give me a call.
Sincerely,
Jennifer Felegy, CCM
General Manager
WELCOME TO THE LCC FAMILY
Lehigh Express April 2022 25Club News
A LETTER FROM THE FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGER
Hello Lehigh Membership,
First and foremost, I want to thank all of Lehigh Country Club’s
membership and staff for your warm reception. Everyone has been so
welcoming, and I greatly appreciate it. I am very excited to join the
Lehigh Country Club team and I am ready to do my part to make LCC the
best it can be! I welcome everyone’s input so if you have any praises,
suggestions, concerns, or things we can be doing better please feel free to
reach me at michael@lehighcc.com.
I need to thank Jena Kostishion for her seven years of service to the Club.
You may know Jena as the smiling face at the dining room podium along
with being the Assistant Food and Beverage Manager for the last couple
of years. Jena has accepted another position and I wish her nothing but Michael Kuebler
the best in her future endeavors! She will be missed. Thank you for Food & Beverage Manager
everything. 610.433.7443 X. 248
michael@lehighcc.com
Spring is (almost) here and we are excited to see much of the
membership returning to the Club for golf and outside racquets! Before
we know it, the pool will be open, and you’ll be sipping pina coladas in
the warm summer sun. Along with the warmer temperatures comes
increased usage of the Club. While the Club rules do not permit family of
membership to work at Lehigh, I know many of you know a neighbor or
family friend looking for either seasonal or full-time employment. Right
now, the Club has many great employment opportunities…whether in
the F&B department, kitchen, greens, and golf. If you have anyone to
recommend, please feel free to pass along my contact information to
them or I can reach out if you provide an email or phone number.
The Club has many social events on the horizon, and I am excited to say
hello to each and every family. I will be at the Club events and you should
be too! This newsletter promotes many great events here at LCC to help
build memories that last a lifetime. To sign up for these events you may
do so via the web site or by calling the front desk at 610-433-7443.
My best,
Mike
Food & Beverage Manager
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A LETTER FROM THE EVENTS MANAGER
Dear LCC Members,
Happy Spring. I am sure everyone is excited for the warmer weather.
April brings many great events around the club. Fun Friday, Adult Egg
Hunt, Kids Egg Hunt, Father Daughter Dance, and Easter Grand Buffet are
great ways to get together with friends and family. Make your
reservations ASAP.
I look forward to booking your next event no matter how big or small,
corporate or personal. Reach out to me for copies of our new banquet
menus and to reserve your date.
Looking forward to seeing all of you soon.
Thank you, Heather O’Brien
Events Manager
610.433.7443 X. 244
heather@lehighcc.com
Heather O’Brien
Events Manager
A LETTER FROM THE CHEF
Hello LCC Family,
Spring is just about here, march madness, opening day of baseball and
soon to be Masters.
This is also a time for seasonal changes of produce & proteins, We are
also planning the seasonal planting of the LCC garden. We have been
doing weekly Chef’s Tables in the kitchen and getting ready for a busy
Randy Zerfass
golf season. Executive Chef
610.433.7443 X. 249
I can’t wait to see all of you and your families around the Club this chefrandy@lehighcc.com
season. As always please stop and say hello to our staff, they are always
excited to speak to all of you!
Thanks,
Chef Randy
Executive Chef
Lehigh Express April 2022 26Club News
Mark Riccadonna grew up an artsy
jock outside of Youngstown, Ohio. At
age 17 (like a bad independent
movie), Mark moved to NYC in search
of himself and happiness. He pursued
Theatre at The American Academy of
Dramatic Arts, joining “The
Company” after graduation. Soon
after, Mark stumbled upon Stand-Up
Comedy and found success as a
storyteller, performing throughout
New York City, and ‘on the road’.
Mark also performs for Armed Forces
Entertainment and has entertained
U.S. and U.N. Troops worldwide,
performing in six continents and
across the United States. Outside of
comedy, Mark is an accomplished
actor and writer. Most recently Mark
has a lead role in the
Kevin Israel has a resume that will make you look twice. If you can think of a job, Kevin has probably feature film “Days of Power” and is a
worked it during his 40 years on earth. He was a lawyer, a political operative, a communications contributing writer for Saturday
specialist, and, of course, a stand-up comedian. Night Live’s “Weekend Update”,
Columnist and Travel writer for
For over 15 years Kevin had been entertaining audiences with an act forged at his family’s dining “Todays Man” Magazine, Wrote and
room table, in his fraternity house, and in the halls of law school. Kevin has an act unlike any other, Directed “Radio Gods” television
because it is his story and his alone. With razor sharp wit and the ability to improvise that only a Pilot, starred in “Game
lawyer could possess – once you see him, you won’t forget him. Night” (Winner of the International
Film Festival NYC) been seen on AXS
Considered one of the top political operatives in New Jersey, Kevin left that life, and a lucrative TV’s “Live at Gotham”, FOX’s Laughs”,
position at a law firm, to pursue his one true passion – comedy. Now he tours the country regaling heard on Sirius XM and Bob and Tom,
audiences with his decades of life experience. From stories of his mother, to relationships, to the
reality of growing up the only Jewish kid in his school, when Kevin leaves the stage you won’t just feel and also has a hit Podcast “Drinks
that you’ve seen a great show, you’ll know you made a friend. Jokes and Storytelling”.
Lehigh Express April 2022 28Club News
MEMBERSHIP — WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Mr. Anthony Odorski, Family Social
Sponsors: Ron Smoll, Henry Lyons, Steve Haymon
Anthony Odorski & his wife, Nancy joined Lehigh in March as
Family Social Member. Anthony is the owner of Anthony Odorski
Consulting. Nancy is retired from Air Products.
Mr. Tom Garrity, Proprietary
Sponsors: John Yurconic, Tom Cichocki, Joe Bubba
Tom Garrity joined Lehigh in March as Proprietary Members. Tom is the
owner and Managing Partner of Compass Point Family Business
Consulting.
Mr. Nicholas Poluch, Proprietary
Sponsors: Pat Loughlin, Charles Kelly, Jr., Anne Geis
Nicholas & his wife, Linda joined Lehigh in March as Proprietary
Members. Nicholas is a Senior Manager at Talen Energy. Linda works in
IT for Air Products.
Craig Stark, Proprietary
Sponsors: Larry Camilli, Bob Buckley, Dr. Tony Abdalla
Craig & his wife, Wendy joined Lehigh in March as Proprietary
Members. Craig is a stay at home father. Wendy is the Senior Vice
President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary of PPL. The
Stark’s have two children Ellen (19) and Adam (16).
Scott Harrington, Proprietary
Sponsors: Dr. Brad Young, Kurt Springs, Dr. Robert Bryan
Scott Harrington & his wife, Holly joined Lehigh March as
Proprietary Members. Scott & Holly are the owners of Hadwell, Inc.
Joseph (Jay) Sivel, Proprietary
Sponsors: Mike Fisher, Josh Hinkle, Robert Beck
Joseph Sivel & his wfe, Karen, joined Lehigh in March as Proprietary
members. Joseph is the Managing Director of Mariner Wealth Advisors.
Karen is the Senior Account Manager at Aetna.
Austin McGrath, Jr. Proprietary
Sponsors: Dr. Phil Tighe, Ron Corkery, Steven Luksa
Austin McGrath & his wife, Chelsea joined Lehigh in April as Junior
Proprietary members. Austin is the Executive Director of the Finance
Department at Ally Bank. Chelsea is the Accountant for HoverTech
International. The McGrath’s have three children, Aubrey(9), Avery(7) & Wes(4).
REINSTATEMENT: RESIGNATIONS:
Greg Scandone, Proprietary Betty Skweir, Senior Active
Sylvia Hudders, Social Senior Jake Jaindl, Family Social
ANNIVERSARIES
Lehigh would like to recognize special anniversary dates!
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Codrea
Member since April 1972, 50 year Anniversary
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Johnson
Member Since April 1972, 50 Year Anniversary
Lehigh Express April 2022 29Recognition & Awards
SAVE THE DATE
LCC ANNUAL MEETING
Tuesday, May 10, 2022
5:30 pm in the Clubhouse
MOTHER’S DAY
Sunday, May 8
12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Lehigh Express April 2022 30Board of Governors Committee Chairpersons
John T. Yurconic President Doug Leonzi House
Richard Adams Vice President Steven Rainford Golf
Joseph D’Amico Secretary
Robert Beck Grounds
Michael Thompson Treasurer
Michael Thompson Finance
Terms Expiring
Kathy Thompson Racquets
Robert Beck 2022
Sam Borrelli Paddle Tennis
Gary Clewell 2022
Anne Geis Swimming Pool
John Gross 2022
Kim Adams Entertainment
Barbara Butz 2023
Kathy Thompson Long Range Planning
Doug Leonzi 2023
Dr. Anthony Abdalla Membership
Dr. Bradford Young 2023
Subcommittee Chairperson
Thomas Cichocki 2024
Jackie Beck Women’s Golf
Kenneth Duerholz 2024
Patty Cox Women’s Golf
Michael Sonier 2024
Management
Jennifer Felegy, CCM General Manager jen@lehighcc.com
Arden Strickland Controller astrickland@lehighcc.com
Michael Kuebler Food & Beverage Manager michael@lehighcc.com
Heather O’Brien Events Manager heather@lehighcc.com
Randy Zerfass Executive Chef chefrandy@lehighcc.com
Ed Decker Clubhouse Engineer engineer@lehighcc.com
John Chassard Director of Grounds jchassard@lehighcc.com
Ryan Fogel Grounds Superintendent rfogel@lehighcc.com
Wayne Phillips Golf Professional proshop@lehighcc.com
Ari Datta Director of Racquets ari@lehighcc.com
Amanda Brown Executive Assistant amanda@lehighcc.com
Sarah Sasdi Member Billing memberbilling@lehighcc.com
Christi Lukow Human Resources christi@lehighcc.com
Lehigh Express April 2022 31Mission Statement
The mission of Lehigh Country Club is to be the private country club
of choice in the Lehigh Valley. This will be achieved by providing
quality facilities and services and by making Lehigh Country Club every
member’s preferred establishment for dining, social, and
recreational activities.
We will provide an outstanding golf course in terms of appearance,
condition, and fairness to all levels of play, in addition to an excellent
tennis, paddle tennis, swim, and clubhouse facilities, with well manicured
grounds surrounding the club complex. Employees will treat
every member, family member, and guest with courtesy and respect,
in a warm and welcome atmosphere.
In order to ensure the excellent experience for the members, the Club
will carefully select compatible new members and appropriately limit
the total membership.
The Board of Governors and management will be both responsive to
the membership, as well as responsible, with the purpose of perpetuating
the Club by constantly maintaining the facilities and operating the
Club in a sound financial manner to protect and enhance the value
of the member’s equity, thereby assuring the continuity of
Lehigh Country Club’s long tradition of excellence.You can also read
