Kilchenstein, Wilhere & Trabue Take Home Wyncote Crowns!
The 2019 month-long, match-play club championship at Wyncote concluded on Saturday with Evan Kilchenstein knocking off defending club champion Dave West! West, a savvy, experienced tournament player, competed hard but the prodigious length of Kilchenstein proved to be the difference. Congrats Evan!
Matt Wilhere took home the Senior division crown, defeating Dennis Pilotti in the final match.
The men’s NET Division was a battle the entire way, as Ken Trabue defeated Jason Haslbeck on the last hole to win! Wow!
A special thanks to Mark McGreevy & his staff for keeping the course in championship shape the entire month without any rain! Also, thanks to Keith Bewley & the Wyncote Golf Shop team for helping run the event!
On behalf of the Wyncote staff, we would like to thank all the players for participating & congratulations once again to the winners!
Best Regards,
Tim Brown, PGA
Every Friday...
Wyncote's 5&5...FRIDAYS From 4pm - 6pm
$5 Drafts, House Wine & Call Drinks!
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We welcome you to try our weekend special as well as our NEW MENU at
The Ball & Thistle Pub!
~Todays Special~
Fried Calamari Salad
Crispy calamari tossed in cherry tomatoes, kalamata olives & roasted garlic on grilled flatbread and finished with a balsamic reduction
$14
Thank you for dining at Wyncote!
-Chef G.S. Jackson
Tuesday | 25% Off - CRAB CAKES
Wednesday | 25% Off - BURGERS
Thursday | PRIME RIB NIGHT! $22.95
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Please welcome our newest staff members! Wyncote will begin utilizing sheep to mow down some of the naturalized areas on the golf course. The course superintendent is working with a local veterinarian, who graciously is supplying us with some free labor in the form of 6 sheep on a trial basis, for this project. The sheep are currently in a corral until they are acclimated a bit more to their new home. At that point they will be released into an 1.5 acre area of naturalized grass to do what they do best. The area is surrounded by a movable electric fence that can be rotated around the golf course where their work is desired. They will be well monitored, well fed/watered, and well cared for. Like with all our maintenance staff, please give them the space to do their work(also avoid the electric fence). Wyncote hopes that their addition to the course will help shine light on our efforts to be stewards of the environment.
Also, we are continuing our long relationship with Audubon International as a Certified Cooperative Sanctuary, and a member of the new Monarchs in the Rough program. A program that helps us use our 80+ acres of naturalized areas to promote pollinators such as bees and monarch butterflies by planting milkweed and wildflowers.
