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POLO CLUB
B o c a R at o n
Winter 2014/2015
With sincere gratitude, I would like to thank the entire staff
that worked so hard to accomplish this beautiful renovation.
I would also like to thank all of our Members for their
patience & support throughout the entire process.
It was certainly worth the wait!
Polo Feeds the Hungry
Continuing a 30-year tradition of serving the less fortunate a hearty, wholesome meal during the holidays, Polo Club contributed to the 2014 “Feed the
Hungry” celebration. On Nov. 25, Polo Club donated 35 large pans of stuffing
and 1,500 dinner rolls to a community-wide Thanksgiving feast, which fed
thousands.
Organized by Congregation B’nai Israel and Ebenezer Missionary Baptist
Church of Boca Raton, the dinner welcomed people from Boca Raton and surrounding cities to dine in fellowship. The annual event is made possible by
corporate and volunteer donations and by a collaborative outpouring from organizations such as Polo Club, Jim and Jan Moran Boys and Girls Clubs, Pines
in the South, The Lord’s Place, Milagro Center, Family Promise, Cros Ministries
Caring Kitchen and Boca Helping Hands.
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essage From Brett
LETTERS
1 Message from the GM/COO
36 In the Know
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am happy to report that our Clubhouse
renovation is finally complete. With the
opening of An American Bistro and The
Crown Room in December, our Members
will once again enjoy full use of all venues
and amenities. The project came in on time
and ahead of budget — a truly significant
achievement. As those who were here this
summer will attest, this renovation was no
small undertaking. When we decided to
move next year’s phase into this year, our
contractors and interior designers had to
accelerate not only their pace of work,
but all aspects of the project, ensuring
orders were placed and deliveries were
made on time.
Even though we received our TCO (Temporary Certificate of Occupancy) which
allows our Members and staff to occupy the renovated spaces, we still need to
complete some finishing touches. We will continue to work on punch list items
for the next couple of months, doing our best to minimize any inconvenience
to our Membership.
I’d like to express my sincere appreciation to the Board, our management team
and staff for their support and cooperation during this transformation of our
Club. Together, we were able to provide almost uninterrupted service to
those Members who remained at Polo over the summer. Golf, Tennis, Spa,
the Pool, Card Rooms, Barefoot Cafe and Administration all remained
available, with the exception of a few days. We received many compliments on
how little inconvenience the renovation caused.
Lastly, I’d like to thank you, our Members, for giving us the opportunity to
renovate your facilities. Polo’s clubhouse now has a fresh new look and feel, as
well as additional venues and amenities for you to enjoy.
Please mark your calendars for the Renovation Celebration on December 13
— you will not want to miss this party! Your management team is planning
something very special to showcase the new offerings in every department. As
a ‘Thank You’ for your patience and understanding during the construction,
there will be no charge for this event, with the exception of alcoholic beverages.
On behalf of the Management team and staff, we wish you happy holidays and
a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year!
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Community Relations
PAP Corp’s Luncheon
Community Contributions
Cultural Arts
Children’s Activity Center
Social Events
Save the Date
Billiards
Welcome New Members
POLO GOLF
12-13 T eaching With Technology
14 Men’s Leagues
15 Fore-ward Fashion
16 Ladies’ Golf Association
17 Upcoming Golf Events
POLO TENNIS
18 I mprove Your Game
19 Upcoming Tennis Events
19 Resort Shoppe Fashion
20-21 S cene: Mixed Doubles
SPA & FITNESS
17 Shop the Spa
28-29 A Healthy New Year
SAVOR
22-23 SUSHI: Meet Pakin
24-25 Winner’s Circle Tapas
SPECIAL INTERESTS
30 Scene: Veteran’s Day
32-33 Safe & Secure
34-35 Family Fun Trip
Editor-in-Chief
Wendy Ledwitz
Creative Director
Diane Dragone
Gr aphic Design
Gary Tang
Contributing Editor
Michelle Brown
Contributing Writer
Mike Dunphy
Contributing Photogr apher
Jason Leidy
Warmest regards,
Brett Morris,
General Manager / COO
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 Community Relations
Sharing the Love
of Literacy
Community Relations Donates 3,500 Books
Touching Lives
Together!
Give the Gift
of Reading.
Polo’s General Manager Brett
Morris, accepting recognition
plaque from Achievement
Centers for Children and Families
Foundation of Delray Beach.
“The number of books a child has in his or her home is a greater indication of their
future success in life; even more than a parent’s educational level,” said Abigail
Goodwin, executive director for The Achievement Centers for Children and Families,
as she accepted more than 3,500 children’s books from The Polo Club’s Community
Relations Committee.
The donation — an outstanding result of a comprehensive book drive — was made
at a special November 4th ceremony, during which the 19-member committee was
honored with a plaque and applause.
The Achievement Centers for Children and Families of Delray Beach is a community-based social service agency that provides affordable childcare. The Polo Club
Community Relations Committee has become an integral partner with the centers,
helping to address societal needs.
Members organized a massive book drive
“The Members of the Community Relations Committee began the ‘Reading Enrichment’ project this past summer by scouring the Internet for sites that offered free
books and grants to purchase books,” said Bob Leff, committee co-chair. “In addition,
we wrote to corporate offices, Big Box stores, the White House, local businesses,
libraries, and the Literacy Center, requesting book donations. Most of all, we requested
that our fellow residents of the Polo Club of Boca Raton donate new or slightly-used
children's books to our project.”
According to Roni Brockman, committee chair, the relationship began when a Polo
Member suggested that the committee members volunteer to read to children and
provide books to schools. As a result, Members will visit the Pine Grove Elementary
School in early 2015, and the book drive is an ongoing project.
Foster a love of reading this season
Members who wish to donate new children’s books this holiday season are encouraged to contact Bob Leff at 561-865-7060.
“While you’re shopping for your loved ones, please remember that one additional
book can make a world of difference for a child in our community,” Brockman said.
Amid the elegance and style of Polo’s “Putting on the Ritz” luncheon and fashion
show, a serious battle will be taking place – the fight against cancer.
Each person in attendance will be contributing to the research of finding a cure for a
disease that continually takes people too soon. Polo residents Barbara and Arnold
Cohen know this all too well. As the honorees of the Jan. 19
“Putting on the Ritz” event, being chaired by Iris Schaum, the
Cohens hope to build awareness and support for their philanthropic work with The PAP Corps.
Community Relations
Committee Members (from left):
Bob Leff, Joy Goldstein, Karen Elster,
Debbie May, Shelley Pomerantz,
Roni Brockman & Pamella Hale.
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A Lunch For Life
The PAP Corp’s Champions for Cancer Research
“Putting on the Ritz” Fashion Event, Honors the Cohens
Amid the elegance and style of Polo’s “Putting on the Ritz” luncheon and fashion show, a serious
battle will be taking place — the fight against cancer.
Each person in attendance will be contributing to the research of finding a cure for a disease that
continually takes people too soon. Polo residents Barbara and Arnold Cohen know this all too well.
As the honorees of the Jan. 19th “Putting on the Ritz” event, being chaired by Iris Schaum, the
Cohens hope to build awareness and support for their philanthropic work with The PAP Corps.
CANCER HIT CLOSE TO HOME
Barbara Cohen serves on the PAP Corps Board of Directors, and Arnold Cohen is a member of good
standing with the volunteer fundraising organization. Their involvement is born of personal
experience with cancer and its devastating effect. Barbara’s mother was diagnosed with breast
cancer, her father with melanoma. A number of their close friends and family members have
battled cancer successfully and unsuccessfully. The Cohens lost three sisters-in-law to the disease.
The Cohens themselves have been under siege. Barbara, like her father, was treated for melanoma,
and Arnold was diagnosed with melanoma and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, an incurable, but treatable, form of cancer. Arnold is currently in remission. To contribute to a solution, the Cohens began
work with The PAP Corps.
EVERY PENNY RAISED WILL GO TO RESEARCH
“It was a wonderful organization that was trying to find a cure for cancer,” Barbara Cohen said. “We
believe in doing as much as we can, in hopes that there will be a cure one day. While we can never
get back the loved ones we lost, with research and perseverance, maybe we can prevent more
heart-breaking losses in the future.”
At the stylish fundraiser, the Cohens and Mrs. Schaum hope to raise more than $130,000 benefiting
The Pap Corps, Polo Club Chapter.
“This will be a spectacular event with more than 500 attendees. If members would like to support
beyond attending, there is still time to be part of the event journal,” Schaum said. “Every penny
raised will go towards cancer research.”
“Putting on the Ritz” Fashion Show & Gala Luncheon
honoring Barbara & Arnold Cohen, benefitting The PAP Corps Polo Club Chapter
January 19, 2015
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T ime: 11:00 a.m.
Place: The Laurels at The Polo Club
Cost: $150 per person
RSVP: Iris Schaum, Luncheon Chairperson, [email protected]
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At the January 19 “Putting on the Ritz” Fashion Show & Gala Luncheon, the 2015 spring collection
of Elie Tahari will take center stage, thanks to the special relationship between the designer and
honorees Arnold and Barbara Cohen.
Arnold Cohen worked as a trusted accountant, trusted adviser and friend
for Tahari, who rose to global acclaim from humble beginnings.
“Arnold is not just an accountant,” said Tahari. “He is a man with a heart.”
Tahari grew up in an Israeli orphanage and made his way to New York City
with less than $100 in his pocket. While moonlighting at a boutique in
Greenwich Village in the 1970s, he was introduced to the world of fashion
and started his label with flirty dance dresses. In 1974, he opened his first
boutique on Madison Avenue, and in the 1980s, his tailored suit designs
redefined a decade.
Today, Tahari continues to delight women with styles inspired by his
belief that clothing should be quieter than the woman, so that her true
beauty can shine through.
E l i e Ta h a r i
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Community
Contributions
BY MICHELLE BROWN
Arnold and Barbara Cohen believe in giving people chances to succeed. From awarding
full scholarships to worthy students attending Brandeis University and the Fashion Institute
of Technology to funding medical-health services in Israel, the couple seeks ways to help those who
are trying to bring about positive change. The Cohens’ work with the PAP Corps was born of
personal loss and their own fights with cancer, but their chosen passions are in the arts,
culture and their heritage. Here is a small part of their philanthropic resume:
ARNOLD I. COHEN, C.P.A.
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Richard Alan; daughter-in-law Michele;
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Former Financial Vice President and member
of the Board of Directors of Puritan Fashions
Corporation
Served as Chairman of the Board and director
of the American Friends of the Rambam
Medical Center in Haifa, Israel
Received the Albert & Jean Nerkin “LamedVav” award for outstanding service
to Israel and the Jewish people
Saluted by Brandeis as a recipient of the
Distinguished Community Service Award
Current board member,
Dreyfoos School for the Performing Arts
Foundation
Current board member,
Boca Raton Regional Hospital Foundation
Current board member, College of Business,
Florida Atlantic University
BARBARA COHEN
Former board member, Playwrights Horizons
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 Cultural Arts
save the date!
Monday, March 30th
5:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Tuesday March 31st
5:00 - 8:30 p.m.
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UPCOMING CULTURAL EVENTS
POLO ART WORKSHOP WITH CHRIS BURLINI
Wednesdays | December 3rd & 10th & January 7th
through April 15th | CAC • 9:00 a.m. - 12:00.noon
$39 for each 3 hour class
Learn to paint like an expert or continue to enhance your artistic
talents under the guidance of master teacher, Chris Burlini. All that
is needed is a paintbrush, motivation and the desire to awaken
you hidden talents. Sign up now at Club Administration.
AFTERNOON LECTURES
Leonard Rosendahl | Wednesday, Dec. 10th, 2014
“Today’s FBI” | Wednesday, Jan. 7th, 2015
Lenny Dave | Thursday, February 12th, 2015
No Charge – 4:00 p.m. in The Laurels
THE MARGULIES AND RUBELL COLLECTIONS
Thursday, January 8th, 2015
9:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Bus departs at 9:30 a.m. sharp!)
$85 per person, Lunch included
Two extraordinary private museums in Miami.
Sign up at Club Administration December 11th.
LIVE AT LYNN | “Celebration on Ice”
Sunday, January 18th, 2015
4:00 p.m. | $45 per person
Transportation on own.
See Club Administration for availability.
WICK THEATRE | “La Cage”
Sunday, February 8th, 2015
2:00 p.m. | $52 per person
Transportation on own.
See Club Administration for availability.
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ART GLASS
Wednesday, February 11th, 2015
9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. (Bus departs at 9:30 a.m. sharp!)
$55 per person, Lunch included
Private visit to two artistically decorated homes
with wonderful contemporary art collections.
Sign up at Club Administration January 14th.
ALAN B LARKIN SYMPOSIUM ON THE
AMERICAN PRESIDENCY | David McCullough
“Truman’s Presidency and World War II at 70”
Wednesday, February 18th, 2015
FAU Barry Kaye Auditorium, 2:25 - 5:00 p.m.
$38 per person (One Bus, Limited Availability)
Sign up at Club Administration January 21st.
WICK THEATRE | “Man of La Mancha”
Sunday, March 1st, 2015, 2:00 p.m. | $52 per person
Transportation on own. Sign up flyer sent out in July.
See Club Administration for availability.
CHEF DEMO
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2015
1:00-3:00 p.m. | $35 per person
Chef Michael and his talented Sous Chefs demonstrate
their cooking skills for you to enjoy.
Reservations open February 3rd.
DREYFOOS SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
“Thoroughly Modern Millie”
Sunday, March 8th, 2015 | 1:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
(Bus Departs at 1:00 p.m. Sharp!) $38 per person
Musical performed by the talented Dreyfoos School of the
Arts’ Students. Sign up at Club Administration February 9th.
POLO LUNCH AND LEARN ~
EXCITING NEW EVENT!
Thursday, March 12th, 2015 | 10:45 a.m.
$45 per person
A book dramatization presented by Barbara Rinella followed by
a delicious Polo lunch. Reservations sign up on February 12th.
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AFTERNOON LECTURE | Jan Kasoff
Tuesday, March 17th
No Charge – 4:00 p.m. in The Laurels
“Behind the Scenes at Saturday Night Live and NBC”
Former SNL cameraman covering the history of the
show and production with on air videos.
PEREZ MUSEUM
Thursday, March 19th
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Bus departs at 8:30 a.m. sharp!)
$75 per person, Lunch included
An architectural happening plus a visit to a Fort
Lauderdale gallery. Sign up at Club Administration
February 19th.
POLO ART SHOW 2015
Monday, March 23rd & Tuesday, March 24th
5:00 - 8:30 p.m. in The Laurels | No Charge
This 2015 art show features two evenings to enjoy our
Members’ outstanding artwork. The evening includes
music and wine. Sign up at Club Administration
beginning February 23rd.
SHOAH ~ A Day of Remembrance
Thursday, March 26th, 2015
7:30 p.m. in The Laurels | No Charge
At this emotionally moving annual event, a Holocaust
survivor will relate life experiences on this evening of
reflection. Sign up required at Club Administration
beginning February 26th.
NORTON MUSEUM
Friday, April 10th, 2015 | 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
(Bus departs at 9:30 a.m. sharp!)
$65 per person, Lunch included
View this amazing museum’s current collection.
Sign up at Club Administration March 13th.
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T ENN I S
P O L O’S C A C
Not just for the little ones anymore
New Supervisor adding programs for teens, tweens, adults
Tara Perry wants to change the way Members
think about the Children Activity Center (CAC),
especially Members over the age of 8.
Tara Perry, Polo’s new
Children’s Activities Supervisor
• Graduate of State University
of New York, Brockport
• Holds a Bachelor’s degree
in sports management
• Former family event planner
• Seeks to add programming for
all ages to the CAC offerings
“The Polo Club has always focused
on kids 3-8 years of age, but there
hasn’t been a lot of planned activities for older kids who are nine to
12, or teenagers, ages 13-16,” said
Perry, Polo’s new Children’s Activities Director.
Tweaking programs,
so everyone is invited
With a background in event
planning, Perry will introduce more
activities geared for all age groups.
Scavenger hunts, trivia challenges,
and story walks are in the works to
promote more family interaction.
Adults are also invited, and not
just mom and dad. Perry plans to
expand popular events, like Daddy
& Daughter dances, to “The Man
in My Life” socials, so
along with fathers, uncles, and grandfathers
will also receive an
invitation.
“I want Members to
know that on a daily
basis there is something
for everyone,” she said.
“There will be activities
for every grandchild,
whether they are three
or 16.”
What
Members
love will
remain
While new ideas
are always welcome, many of the
things that Members love about
the Children Activity Center
will remain the same. Perry is
impressed with the affection
Members show to Center staff,
the quality of programming
and the attention to
Member satisfaction.
To accommodate the
increase in guests
during the holiday
season, two additional
people will be on staff
temporarily, and Members can look
forward to an expanded roster of
organized activities, including field
games, croquet, bocce ball, washers, KanJam, Cornhole, and Ladder
ball.
“It is my pleasure to give kids things
to do that make them happy. When
children are happy and having fun,
their parents are going to be happy
too. “It is a win-win situation.”
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Pat Breton receiving email
on “Technology Box”.
“A lot more useful
golf swing data and
measurements, made
possible through
new technologies,
is available at
The Polo Club.”
— Tom Haase,
Director of Golf
BY TOM HAASE,
DIRECTOR OF GOLF
The old phrase “a picture’s worth a thousand words,” describes the best technology
available during the last century. That picture, be it a still photo or a video, could only
produce the “thousand words” through study by the human eye. Is that good enough?
Not bad, but there is a lot more useful golf swing data and measurements available
through new technologies now available at The Polo Club.
We all know that too much information in the wrong hands leads to disaster, so the
most valuable and effective tool is a trained and certified professional staff. For game
improvement the teacher must be able to analyze the data, properly explain the relevance to the student, create a game plan for improvement, and measure the success.
The Polo Club professional staff has attended numerous seminars, training sessions,
and webinars in order to become proficient and certified to use this equipment. This
package of new technological devices and a commitment to thorough staff education
is exclusive to the Polo Club.
THE K-VEST 3-D SWING ANALYSIS
K-VEST and TPI 3-D software developed by the Titleist Performance Institute, is a 3-D
motion capture system that accurately analyzes the 3-D motion of a golfer’s swing and
sees movement from any angle without the need for multiple video cameras. The
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swing sequence report instantly illustrates the cause of distance and accuracy
issues. Players are able to see, easily understand, and change the sequencing
of their swing through auditory biofeedback when the desired positions are
achieved. Very important to many of our Members, the K-VEST also measures
swing efficiency and gives insight to physical and functional limitations affecting movement. Through this information our Golf Professional can partner
with our fitness professionals and deliver a customized exercise and strengthening program.
FLIGHTSCORE 3-D
DOPPLER TRACKING GOLF RADAR
More commonly referred to as a launch monitor, this system has been widely
used by our Staff as a ball tracking device for custom club fittings. New technology upgrades have added tracking designed to help our professionals
analyze your swing by measuring 24 variables related to your ball, club or
swing. Some examples would be ball speed, launch angle, carry distance, roll,
club speed, face angle, angle of attack, and more. Trained use this of information honestly answers the questions: “Did that swing really cure my slice?”
and “Will that Club hit the ball longer that mine?”
BODITRAK
BodiTrak is a new piece of technology that can be used as a standalone
teaching aid or be coupled with our New Wireless FLIGHTSCOPE. This pressure
sensitive mat captures as a golfer’s balance pattern, distribution of weight on
feet, and basic transfer of weight in order to create more solid and powerful
golf shots. Staff can use the pressure mat for almost any golf situation uphill,
downhill, and even on a green or in a bunker.
ES 12/14 LAUNCH MONITOR
This Launch Monitor is a simpler version of our FLIGHTSCORE system which still
gives you the pertinent information such as ball speed, spin rate, launch angle,
smash factor, club speed and distance. This can be used as a quick set up
during lessons so that the student can see the results of each swing. A huge
benefit is that the player can see the direct results, in numbers, of a swing
change the professional is working to incorporate into their swing.
Picture on Top Right:
Boditrak being used to help feel proper
weight distribution at impact.
Picture on Bottom Right:
K-Vest is showing the student how the
“top of the backswing” should feel.
I-PAD
Traditional video cameras are a thing of the past, thanks to Apple’s I-PAD. With
a wide arrange of APPS for golf swing analysis, staff can easily utilize this simple
and effective way to record a golfer’s swing and provide immediate feedback.
The use of I-PADS to record swings of students can be stored as a history and
used to demonstrate progress. This video can also be sent directly to our
Members via e-mail.
In the words of Head Professional Sherry Zimet, “Teaching with technology
mirrors every other aspect of our lives. It empowers people to do what they
want to do and it helps people learn the things they didn’t think they could.” So,
get out our smart phone and call one of our high-tech professionals to update
your swing and improve your numbers.
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9 & 18-Hole Men's Leagues
Marty Riback, Sydney Wain, Ira Deutsch
Martin Epstein, Robert Grodd,
Mort Weinberg and George Soffin
Don Kanoff, Jeff Lipson, Joe Garten
and Robert Edelstein
Burton Rosenberg, Bert Cohen,
Tom Freydberg and Edwin Rubin
Jerry Levine, Ira Rubin, Marty Figler
and Roy Siegel
Joel Grunet, Solomon Schecter,
and Michael Finci
Bob Leff, Glenn Davis, David Barnett
and Bob Levin
Robert Nadler, Steve Ruff, Ed Fischer
and Sonny Prasher
GREAT SCORES & FEATS
SEPTEMBER
NOVEMBER
OCTOBER
BIRDIES:
11/4, Pam Ross, CL 4
OTHER NOTABLE FEATS:
Lew Lifton, 9/14, CL,
shot below is age: 77
HOLE-IN-ONE:
9/20, Dr. Ronald Faigin, CL 12
POLO CLUB
B o c a R at o n
HOLE-IN-ONE:
10/22, Bert Cohen, EQ 7, 4 iron,
165 yards
BIRDIES:
10/16, Joel Rachmiel, CL 4
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HOLE-IN-ONE:
11/15, Joe Garten, EQ 3

Fore-ward
FASHION
Be natty from the knees
down with a pair of Allen
Edmonds or Foot Joy golf
shoes accented with the
sprightly flair of Bugatchi
or St. Croix socks.
Create your own classy
combination at the Golf
Pro Shoppe at Polo Club,
where a selection of
all brands is available.
Special orders for specific
shoe styles can be made
and delivered within
7-10 days.
GOLF HAPPENINGS
Dodie Vlassis, Jackie Henig,
Roberta Server and Jayne Gaslow
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Ladies'
18-Hole
Golf
Association
Judy Weinstein and Betty Weiss
Janette Granet and Helaine Cohen
Susan Saxe, Austine Heldman,
Radie Nedlin and June Rosenthal
Marsha Noller, Fran Steinberg,
Penny Walzer and Arlene Kasner
Libby Goldberg, Robbie Forman,
Loretta Cron and Maris Faigin
Judith Chernett, Laurence Ostrow,
Judith Yorra and Gloria Supran
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DECEMBER 14, 2014 (Sunday)
Mixed Couples “Sadie Hawkins”
DECEMBER 29, 2014 (Monday)
Family/Junior Tournament
JANUARY 15, 2015 (Thursday)
Men’s 18-Hole Member/Guest
JANUARY 29 & 30, 2015
(Thurs. & Fri.) Polo Cup
FEBRUARY 3, 2015 (Tuesday)
Ladies’ 18-Hole Member/Guest
FEBRUARY 8, 2015 (Sunday)
Mixed Couples “Be My Valentine”
FEBRUARY 18, 2015 (Wednesday)
Family/Junior Tournament
MARCH 1, 2015 (Sunday)
9 & Dine
MARCH 10 & 12, 2015
(Tues. & Thurs.)
Member/Member
Ladies’ Division (Rounds 1-4)
MARCH 13 & 14, 2015 (Fri. & Sat.)
Men’s Division (Rounds 1-4)
MARCH 15, 2015 (Sunday)
Men’s & Ladies’ Division
(Final Round)
MARCH 22, 2015 (Sunday)
Mixed Couples Member/Guest
MARCH 23 & 14, 2015
(Monday through Sunday)
Club Championship Week
APRIL 19, 2015 (Sunday)
Member/Staff Celebration
UPCOMING
GOLF
EVENTS
GLEAMING GOOD HEALTH
When it comes to tracking your fitness and health goals, make it a
fashionable exercise with Count Me Healthy bracelets, now available
in the Spa Reception area.
Created by designer Chelsea Charles, the bracelets have been spotted on
celebrities such as Selena Gomez, Carrie Underwood, and Joy Bauer. Available
in gold, rose and silver, the hand-etched jewelry is adorned with beads that move
to track personal goals. Count daily intake of water, fruit and vegetable servings,
pounds lost and workouts per week by sliding the beads.
Featured on The Doctors, The Today Show and The Dr. Oz Show, these bracelets make unique holiday gifts
for the well-minded woman.
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NEW YEAR’S
RESOLUTIONS
TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME
BY MICHELLE BROWN
New Year often means making the same old resolutions. Instead of a rerun, reboot
by focusing your promises on your tennis game.
Polo’s tennis staff recommends making these three resolutions the ones
to keep:
1
Seek professional instruction and support
the current Polo tennis programs.
Jean Mills, Director of Tennis and
Children’s Activities, estimates that
only about 25 percent of Members
take advantage of the intramurals
and mixed-doubles play that the club
offers, despite the fact that playing
against different styles is one of the
best ways to improve your play.
“Players need knowledge, continuing
education and practice with that
knowledge to improve,” Mills said.
Whether you opt for a group clinic or
private lessons, hitting walls or
the ball machines, Polo’s tennis
programs are varied and comprehensive. Someone is always available to
rally the ball with you.
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Polo offers four complimentary
programs where a staff pro sets up
the play — intramurals are on Fridays;
Mixed Doubles on Sundays; and on
Wednesdays is match.com. Saturdays
is the free stroke clinic. Polo also
hosts a monthly complimentary
Stroke Clinic with a pro, along with
a monthly complimentary doubles
mixer that includes lunch for the
players.
3 on and off the courts.
2
Small gestures, such as waiting until
the previous player exits the courts
before you begin play, go a long way
towards maintaining a positive and
welcoming atmosphere, especially
when other teams are visiting Polo.
Focus on improving
your game.
Yes, winning is decidedly better than
losing, but don’t focus on it. Make improvement, not victory, the goal.
Polo’s tennis pros say one of the fastest ways to improve is to watch other
people play. Also find a way to get
more balls in play and play against
those with very different styles. If you
lob, seek a partner who hits harder. If
you’re a baseliner, team up with
someone who serves and volleys.
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Be a better sport and competitor,
Ah… frustration. On the tennis
courts, this fierce emotion has been
known to lay waste to the best of behaviors, but it can be tamed. In 2015,
resolve to learn and practice proper
tennis etiquette, convey good sportsmanship and treat others as you wish
to be treated, on and off the court.
“At Polo, we strive to embody integrity and character,” Mills said. “When
you’re on the courts, you are always
setting an example for anyone who is
watching.”
DECEMBER 5, 2014 (Friday)
Fall Golf School Session 3
DECEMBER 6, 2014 (Saturday)
Fall Golf School Session 3
DECEMBER 12, 2014 (Friday)
Fall Golf School Session 4
DECEMBER 13, 2014 (Saturday)
Fall Golf School Session 4
DECEMBER 19, 2014 (Friday)
Fall Golf School Session 5
DECEMBER 21-24 2014
DECEMBER 26-31 2014
JANUARY 2 & 3 2015
Junior Camp
JANUARY 15, 2015 (Thursday)
Men's Member/Guest
FEBRUARY 3, 2015 (Tuesday)
Men's Member/Guest
MARCH 22, 2015 (Sunday)
Mixed Couples Member/Guest
DECEMBER 20, 2014 (Saturday)
Fall Golf School Session 5
UPCOMING
TENNIS
EVENTS
GIFT GAME MATCH
The Resort and Tennis Shoppe at Polo is your very own holiday gift-giving helper.
Let us assist you this holiday season in picking the perfect present for your spouse,
family, friends or tennis partner. We will gift wrap
your gift and if needed we can ship it for you at the
standard UPS shipping rates.
Send a gift of sunshine with our Tommy Bahama
and Island Company collections and accessories.
Tommy Bahama and Island Company apparel can
delight both men and women, young and old.
Our Alisha D. Jewelry, Hip-sister carry all, Kokomo
scarves, AR NYC wallets and bags are some great
gift-giving ideas for your tennis partner, workout
buddy or even your hairdresser.
Family and friends always appreciate receiving and
wearing our legendary Gear and Under Armour “Polo”
logo sweatshirts, tee shirts, polo’s, shorts, swimsuits
and hats.
For the fitness and tennis lovers in your life,
we carry all the finest lines; Nike, Lotto,
Trina Turk, Tail, Bolle, Sofibella, Lucky
in Love, Bloq-UV for men, women
and children.
Ladies, if you’re looking for the perfect outfit to wear to that holiday
party, you may want to check out
our Jamie Sadock, Green
Dragon and Pink Lotus ladies
apparel. Don’t forget about
the man in your life, we have
fabulous Thomas Dean dress
shirts that say I’m ready to party.
Jamie Sadock
Halloween
Mixed Doubles
From Left to Right: Harriet Slater, Marty Riback, Carol Ruttner, Linda Zimmerman,
Dylan Riback, Judy Schlanger, Larry Elster, Marlene Golden and Jean Mills.
From Left to Right: Elaine and Jerry Stengel, Jeff Tanz and Iris Karsenty.
From Left to Right:
Cindy Riback and Dylan Riback
From Left to Right:
Roni Brockman and Sheldon May.
From Left to Right:
Steve and Cheryl Fierstadt, Barbara and Donnie Friedman
Dylan
Riback
From Left to Right: Arthur Goldberg, Betty Starr, Hillary Katzman,
Roy Herbert, Linda Horn, Lindy Levy and Dylan Riback.
Harriet
Slater
for
Chef Pakin Pongsanit, the new sushi chef at The Polo Club of Boca Raton,
the secret to good sushi is as much in the rice, seaweed, and vinegar as it is in the fish.
“The seaweed has to be roasted properly, about 65 percent,” he gives as an example.
Another detail is that the Tamanishiki rice must be rinsed with cold water until
crystal clear.
BRINGING SUSHI FROM IRON CHEF TO POLO
It was this precision and attention to detail that caught the eye of Executive Chef Michael
Schenk, who reached out to Pongsanit, who had been serving as sushi chef at the Boca
Raton Resort & Club since 2008. During his tenure there, he was one of two sushi chefs
chosen by Iron Chef Morimoto to run Morimoto’s restaurant at the 2013 U.S. Open Tennis
Championships in New York City, serving up to 1,200 people per day.
Pongsanit made the move to Polo for the expanded resources and freedom. “I create my
own menu and sauces,” he said. “Everything is on me.”
Inspiration for his sushi, sashimi and maki rolls comes from his love of experimentation
and available local sources of fish, Wahoo being the best local fish,” he said, which
accounts for about 25 percent of the ingredients. The balance of the fish is sourced
from Japan.
CREATING A FUSION OF CULTURES AND FLAVORS
“The different thing is that my sushi is not traditional sushi, but a fusion,
so it means a bit of variety - a little bit of Latin, Asian and Italian,” Pongsanit said.
His creations include the “Pacific Rim” with crispy shrimp, crab salad, BBQ eel
and apple cider Kabayaki sauce, and the “Tsunami” with steamed spinach,
cooked salmon, shiitake mushrooms and roasted garlic.
SUSHI BAR’S MOBILITY EXPANDS OPTIONS & EXCELLENCE
The decision to add a sushi bar to Polo’s selection of restaurants came primarily from observation. "Every time we have an event, one of our biggest draws is
a sushi bar,” said Executive Chef Schenk. “Sushi’s popularity with events was also
factored into the new bar itself. Although it is based in the Winner’s Circle
restaurant, it is moblie and can be relocated anywhere within the resort.” For Schenk,
however, the new addition ties smartly into the overall philosophy of the Polo Club’s
restaurants, which is “to provide our Members with the best possible culinary and
dining experience.”
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SUSHI :
Pakin
A Punch!
BY MIKE DUNPHY
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W
inners Circle at Polo Club introduces a new way to
enjoy life’s pleasures, offering small plates with big
tastes. Its new Tapas Bar features expertly blended
and savory choices that include sushi and selections such as
Mahogany Glazed Baby Back Ribs, Chicken Lemongrass
Dumplings with Sweet Chili Yuzu Soy Dip and warm Pretzel
Bread with Chive Butter.
“Offering a contemporary culinary twist to standard appetizers
is the goal.” said Executive Chef Schenk.
Come, socialize and enjoy Polo’s new Tapas Bar when you’re
in the mood for a little deliciousness.
Beets, Cheese & Nuts
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Mahogany Glazed
Baby Back Ribs
Unique bites
inspired from
around
the world.
Roasted Chicken
Meatballs
Spinach Artichoke Dip
Crispy Calamari
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UPCOMING SOCIAL EVENTS
RENOVATION CELEBRATION
Saturday, December 13, 2014
See how Polo spent the summer!
POLO’S 3RD ANNUAL STREET FAIR
Saturday, December 27, 2014
Come one, Come all... Our Biggest Yet!
Sign ups open.
ENCHANTED EVENING
NEW YEAR’S CELEBRATION
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Reservations now open.
IMPROV NIGHT
Saturday, January 17, 2015
An evening of comedy!
Sign ups begin December 5th.
IN-CONCERT WITH DARLENE LOVE
Saturday, January 31, 2015
The New York Times raves, “Darlene Love’s thunderbolt
voice is embedded in the history of rock and roll...”
Sign ups begin December 22nd.
VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER DANCE
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Love is in the air at Polo!
Reservations open January 2nd.
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ON STAGE WITH SUSIE ESSMAN
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Best known for her role as Susie Greene on “Curb Your
Enthusiasm,” Susie Essman, the fast-talking New Yorker,
has owned the stand up stage for almost thirty years.
Reservations open January 14th
“JERSEY BOYS” DINE & DANCE
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
From the streets of New Jersey to the Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame, Polo presents an evening inspired by
Frankie Valli and the Legendary Four Seasons!
Reservations open February 4th.
MUSIC ON THE GREEN
Sunday, April 12, 2015
Polo’s first outdoor concert on the Driving Range.
Reservations open March 2nd.
FAREWELL POOL PARTY
Friday, April 24, 2015
Reservations open March 13th.
SINGLES
Mix & Mingle
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Meet other country club singles in your area.
Join us and other singles for dinner, cocktails
and music. Say farewell to the friends
you’ve met over the summer!
Light hors d’oeuvres, cocktail & live music.
Reservations open December 3rd
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Reservations open December 30th
Sunday, March 8, 2015
Reservations open February 26th
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3 1 W AY S T O S TA R T A
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Mix up workouts.
Muscle confusion
keeps your
body awake.
Practice 80/20.
Eat really well 80%
of the time; slightly
indulge 20%.
Don’t strive for
perfection. Focus
instead on healthy
behaviors.
Strength training 20
minutes a day twice
a week tones your
entire body.
Walking within a
half hour after
eating decreases
the amounts of
sugar & fats that
accumulate in the
bloodstream.
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Exercise daily.
Yes, gardening
counts.
Get creative!
Painting and
drawing improves
the brain’s ability to
bounce back.
Fight gravity.
Pull-ups, push-ups,
crunches, squats
and lunges work.
Avoid excess
stress. It can lead
to an increase in
belly fat.
Choose
unprocessed,
whole foods.
Get a massage.
It reduces stress,
increases joint
flexibility and
reduces pain.
Stretching improves
flexibility, balance
and coordination.
Try to stand on
one leg while
brushing your teeth.
Wear the right
shoes to match the
activity. No tennis
shoes for golf.
H E A LT H Y N E W Y E A R
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Make half your
meal fruits and
vegetables. They
add vitamins,
minerals and fiber.
Fun up your food
with spices, fresh
herbs, pinch
of lemon zest, or
squirt of lime.
Practice positive
thinking. Literally
count your
blessings.
BY LISA KYTE
& ABBY TANNEN
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Measure portions to
see how close you
are to recommended
serving sizes.
Fix healthy snacks
to sustain
your energy.
Work your core
to increase balance
and stability.
Get enough sleep.
6 to 8 hours
is key.
Wellness includes
a healthy emotional
and social life.
Mingle!
Take the stairs
instead of the
elevator.
It takes 23 days
to change a habit.
Be patient.
Meditation keeps
the mind
peaceful.
Check out Polo’s
fitness class
schedule; try
something new.
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Polo Club honoring and remembering
some of our Veteran Members and all who
selflessly served our great country.
We express our gratitude and appreciation!

VETERAN'S DAY
POLO CLUB’S
DON’ T MISS THESE POLO E VENTS

Chat with Candidates, Dec. 10
Hear from the candidates before casting your vote

Renovation Celebration, Dec. 13
The dust has cleared! Discover the new Polo Club

Street Fair, Dec. 27
Carnival-style entertainment just outside your door

Enchanting Evening,New Year's Eve, Dec. 31
Ring in 2015 in your best dress, with your best friends

Computer/Website training, Jan. 14
Learn how to navigate the Internet

Ladies Card Party, Jan. 15
Feeling lucky? Get dealt in for good times
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R ack ‘em up and Roll ‘em in!
Translation: knock in a ball on the break shot and continue to pocket each ball
(total of 9) in numerical succession, thus clearing the table. It is not an easy feat.
But easily done by great shooters of the past, memorably Willy Mosconi and
Minnesota Fats.
Now Lenny Pazol of our billiards league accomplished the same in our first match
with Valencia Palms! The League, which is captained by Irwin Klar and Richie
Issacson, will field two 6-man teams to compete in the 9-Ball South County
League with other local clubs. Each captain’s team will compete on alternate
Monday nights.
The Polo Billiards League is available to all Members. Monday nights are scheduled for open play, except on those nights when Polo is hosting a visiting club.
Tuesday nights are for organized tournaments with achievement reward prizes
and bragging rights.
Knocking in the 9-ball on the break gets your name on the wall plaque. Points
won during matches accumulate during the season for the ultimate winner.
Additionally, a Championship event is held at the season’s end for the best A and
B players.
All Polo members are encouraged to participate in all events, for a bit of laughter,
moaning and groaning in an age-old sport now at Polo. Members can also avail
themselves of a free clinic on Thursdays, hosted by Richie Isaacson.
From left to right:
Richard Isaacson, Len Pazol,
Jerry Dwosh and Irwin Klar
Take the cue and get on the stick!
Jerry Dwosh,
Tournament and Publicity Director
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 B
ehind the Scenes
A Protective Presence
After 20 years on the job, Ron Martin, Polo’s
Safety and Security Coordinator, knows that
when the phone rings, he and the G4S
officers can resolve almost any problem —
whatever it might be.
Polo’s Security Team
has responded
to approximately
3,700 calls,
year to date
Cardiac arrest, slip and falls, sports injuries,
dehydration, dizziness and simply scary
accidents warrant a rapid response from
Ron Martin and the G4S security team that
serve Polo’s members. Project Manager
Issacs Sanchez, who heads G4S’ security
contingent, has been with the Polo Club for
15 years, and Linden Redley, lead paramedic
lieutenant, has served at The Polo Club for 10
years. During that time, the three men have
led a 30-person staff, dedicated to keeping
Members safe and secure.
WE DON’T SAY NO
“We have responded to more than 450 medical or medical assist calls this year. In many
cases, our paramedics arrive before Fire
Rescue because both services receive the call
simultaneously. Often, Members call our
internal emergency number first,” Martin
said. “Numerous other communities have
inquired of us, in regard to establishing a
paramedic program, confirming that Polo
Club is a leader in the field.”
G4S personnel on property are highly trained
with many having criminal justice, military or
law enforcement backgrounds, as well as
CPR/AED certifications. The paramedic team
will respond to numerous medical-related
emergencies, including heart palpitations
and heat exhaustion. But what Polo Club residents have come to expect is an elevated
level of personal care that often exceeds a
professional emergency response.
“We are trained to respond to any request,”
Mr. Sanchez said. “We’ve caught snakes, assisted with technical support on alarm systems and jump-started dead batteries. We
strive to provide assistance to whatever
members or their guests may need.”
MEMBERS KNOW WE CARE
Lt. Redley recalled coming to the aid of a
Canadian Polo member, who had dropped
a wrench on her foot and was in need of
medical care, but was worried about her
international insurance.
“I Googled the nearest urgent care center,
found that it accepted her insurance, gave
her the address, and made sure she had her
foot X-rayed,” he said. “The Members know
we care about them.”
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT RULES
Additional G4S staff, beyond those stationed at Polo Club, address enforcement of posted traffic regulations.
The sole purpose of the traffic modification program is to ensure the safety of all who use Polo Club’s main
roadways.
Both a speed limit of 30 mph on the common area roadways and coming to a complete stop at all stop signs are strictly
enforced.
Polo Club’s individual communities may have their own speed limits and parking regulations, so drivers are advised to
respect all posted traffic signage. Polo Club’s current discipline and fining schedule includes, but is not limited to, the
following:
4 Failing to fully stop at intersections and speeding result in a written citation for first time offenses.
4 Subsequent citations result in both a $100 fine and temporary deactivation of the Member’s
vehicle’s transponder.
4 For complete details on Polo Club’s traffic enforcement program, please refer to the Security link under
Membership on the Polo Club website or contact Ron Martin.
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Photo on right from Left to Right:
Linden Ridley, Ron Martin and Isaac Sanchez.
After the hugs, kisses and catch-up
conversations, your visitors will soon
be looking for things to do. If you chose
to venture beyond the many offerings
of Polo Club, you won’t have to drive far
to find great options for family fun.
 THE GIRLS’ STRAWBERRY U-PICK
14466 S. Military Trail, Delray Beach, FL 33484;
561-496-0188; www.thegirlsstrawberryupick.com
Old-fashioned fun is brand new for generations that
are normally tied to their phones. Picking strawberries, while munching on fresh fruit and exploring
a modern-day farm, is a healthy and active way to
spend the day.
 GUMBO LIMBO NATURE CENTER
1801 North Ocean Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33432;
561-544-8605; www.gumbolimbo.org
Celebrated for making the living ecosystems of South
Florida a hands-on learning experience, Gumbo
Limbo is an aquarium and research facility that excites
every age. Free admission with suggested donation
of $5 per adult.
 SUGAR SAND PARK
300 S. Military Trail, Boca Raton, FL 33486;
561-347-3900; www.sugarsandpark.org
Little ones like to run, so let them run, swing and play
in the cool park complex of Sugar Sand Park. The park
features a science museum, an indoor gym and lots of
equipment for visitors with lots of energy! On Dec. 20,
Piles of Smiles Snow Day will offer tons of powder for
play for ages 3-12. [$12 in advance; $15 day of event]
Make reservations online: www.sugarsandpark.org/
piles-of-smiles
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 XTREME INDOOR KARTING
5300 N. Powerline Road, Ft. Lauderdale, FL;
954-491-6265; www.xtremeindoorkarting.com
Have a need for speed? Then test your mettle on a ½-mile
asphalt track, where racers can race European Bowman
Race Karts, Cadet Karts, and 9HP Super Karts. Visitors can
also bowl, play arcade games and miniature golf, or dine
in Hershey’s Shake Shoppe.
 MUSEUM OF DISCOVERY & SCIENCE
401 SW Second St., Ft. Lauderdale, FL;
954-467-6637; www.mods.org
Permanent and traveling exhibits, an IMAX theatre, dining
options and the Explore Store make a visit to MODS a daylong experience. Visitors can enjoy new exhibits, “Black
Holes: Space Warps & Time Twists” through Jan. 5 and “To
Fly: Aviation Renovation,” which opens Dec. 19.
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 I n the Know
Dear Polo Club Members,
Please allow me to introduce myself; I am the new Director of
Marketing & Membership — Wendy Ledwitz.
In a short amount of time, I have been able to ascertain
how special The Polo Club really is. My time of arrival could not
have been more exciting, and I’m beyond thrilled to have found
a workplace and community that is filled with so many
extraordinary people.
My priority is to spread the word about all of the exciting things
that are going on at The Polo Club and here are a few points,
to be In the Know:
Telling your friends about The Polo Club just got easier. We
have created a beautiful email that highlights all the wonderful
aspects of Polo. If you would like to share the email with your
friends and family, we will forward you a copy to share. Send
us an email to receive a copy at [email protected].
Don’t miss a beat with our new POLO PULSE flyer. It showcases a week-at-a-glance look
at all the exciting happenings that Polo has to offer. Each week’s flyer will be distributed
on Monday’s in the new flyer boxes and show a day-by-day breakdown on what’s not to
be missed for the week.
TRENDS is trending. We hope you have enjoyed this issue, as we have made some
enhancements with contributions from New York-based freelance writer Mike Dunphy and
brilliant food photography by Jason Leidy. With our first food cover, we hope to entice you
to try some of the new cuisine being offered at Polo’s newly launched restaurants.
On behalf of the Marketing & Membership Team, we would like to welcome all of our new
Members and wish everyone the best for the New Year!
Wendy Ledwitz
Director of Marketing & Membership
 S TAY & PLAY WITH THE POLO CLUB
If your friends are evaluating their next residential purchase, we welcome them to
come experience all the wonderful aspects of the club.
Please contact our Membership Department at 561-912-1010 to learn more about
our Stay & Play program or to schedule a tour of our newly renovated clubhouse.
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WELCOME
NEW POLO CLUB MEMBERS
Community
Member Names
Hometown
CATALINA
Cathy Chen
Ken & Lori Schlacter
Alice Pomerantz
Anna Val
East Meadow, NY
Miami, FL
Floral Park, NY
North Miami Beach, FL
COQUINA ISLE Steven & Pamela Rivkin
West Bloomfield, MI
GRAND BAY David & Monica Kauffman Bala Cynwyd, PA
HUNTINGTON Richard Aaronson & Jeanie Medrea Chicago, IL
VILLE DE CAPRI
Richard & Marci Litt
Lawrence & Gail Sussman
New Rochelle, NY
Melville, NY
WATERFORD
Robert & Patrice Americus
Pittsburgh, PA
WINDSOR PARKE
Fernando & Christiane Schneider
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Community
Renter Names
Hometown
ASHBOURNE
Steven & Andrea Jordano
Philip & Barbara Wolf
Woodbury, NY
Osterville, MA
CATALINA Jerome & Diane Telson
Jerry Stahl
New York, NY
Armonk, NY
CYPRESS ISLE
Sidney & Lenore Stecher
Allentown, PA
PORTOFINO
Bernard Kubert
Los Angeles, CA
EMBASSY
SUITES
PROGRAM
Mention you are a Polo Club Member
to receive special offers from
our community partners.
M&M
LIMO
PRIMADONA
COSMETICS
Call about our Special Packages
661 NW 53rd Street Boca Raton, FL 33487
Ask for the special Polo Club rate - 561-994-8200
The Professionals that go the extra mile!
Proudly serving the Polo Club since 1989.
Please call us for special rates - 561-488-6014
Professional Makeup for all applications
Located inside Moda Salon at Addison Place
10% Discount ask for Dona Schiff - 561-988-7555
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