May and June 2024 Newsletter

F&B UPDATE

choosing the perfect pairing for their dining experience. As always, our knowledgeable staff stands ready to offer personalized recommendations and guidance should you require assistance in selecting the ideal wine for your palate. For those who relish our Wednesday Twilight dinners, we have taken steps to enhance your experience by labeling themes on the calendar, allowing you to plan and anticipate these special evenings in advance. Whether you are drawn to the allure of Italian cuisine or the flavors of the Mediterranean or Asia, our themed dinners promise to delight your taste buds and create lasting memories. As we embark on this journey together, I am filled with optimism and excitement for the adventures that lie ahead. Whether you are a seasoned member or new to our community, I invite you to immerse yourself fully in all that the Cullasaja Club has to offer. Here's to another unforgettable year of camaraderie, exploration, and discovery amidst the unparalleled beauty of the North Carolina mountains.

Cheers, Steve Sheridan Food & Beverage Director

Dinner Dress Code in the Clubhouse Country Club Casual dress is permitted in the Bar and two covered outdoor dining patios at the Clubhouse. This includes collared golf shirts or button-down shirts, “Tommy Bahama or Untucked” style shirts, aka “camp shirts”, knee-length shorts, slacks, nice denim without holes or tears. Shirts should be tucked in except that “camp shirts” with equal hem designed to be worn untucked may be worn untucked. After 6pm, the Sweetwater Room (white linen tablecloths) requires slacks and button down shirts, golf shirts, or camp shirts unless variations are approved by the Club for a special function. Please refrain from wearing t-shirts, denim with holes, or workout/tennis attire in the evenings if coming to dine at the Clubhouse. Realizing that oftentimes family is not aware of the Dress Code, the Dress Code is relaxed during the 3 summer Holiday periods as denoted on the Club Calendar. Members are responsible for informing their family and guests of the Club Dress Code requirements. The Club’s Board of Governors has authorized Club Staff to invite any Member of guests in violation to visit the Golf Shop to purchase appropriate attire, or to return home to find a suitable replacement.

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