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GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB NEWSLETTER
the new
grille room
OCTOBER 2015
from the BOARD & MANAGEMENT
Dear Members,
Ralph Winer
bog president
Kraig Spina
general
manager
We welcome back many of our members who have been away for the
summer months. With another record breaking year in real estate and
membership sales and the completion of several beautification projects
around the club, we are closing out the 2014-2015 fiscal year on a very
high note.
Real estate sales reached another record high in 2014-2015 with more
than 101 sales closed or pending through October 31. For comparison
purposes, 2013-2014 saw 100 sales, 2012-2013 saw 90 sales, and 20112012 saw 68 sales. The inventory of properties available for sale is also
continuing to decrease with 36 condos and 0 single family homes
currently available for sale.
We hope that you will notice the many improvements that took
place to our physical plant over the summer. In addition to the North
Gate, which was completed earlier in the summer, improvements have
taken place all over the club including a complete interior redesign and
transformation of our Grille Room, installation of pavers and landscaping
in our golf complex, locker room enhancements at the Tennis Center,
and several projects in our satellite clubhouses and satellite pools. The
Board and Management is proud to report that these projects were all
completed using existing capital funds and without an assessment to the
membership.
2015 marks the first time in recent years that the club remained open all
summer without a club closure, which typically takes place every summer for
two weeks and allows for deep cleaning and completion of capital projects
such as the ones we described above. We appreciate the members’ patience
and understanding as we completed the above projects.
The Phase II Planning Process continues to progress on schedule.
In August, the club launched an exploratory survey to gather member
opinion regarding the upcoming facility improvements and Healthy
Lifestyle program components. A final report of the survey findings will
be available at the end of September. At the time of printing, over 550
members had completed the survey. A scope of project, timeline, and
budget have not been established.
Roundtable meetings will continue to be held throughout the fall
to discuss relevant club happenings with our General Manager, Board
Members and leadership staff. Contact Varto Hairanian at vhairanian@
gleneagles.cc or 561-498-3606 ext.131 to sign up for the next date.
The 2015-2016 Budget preparations are well underway and the budget
will be approved at the October Open Board of Governors meeting on
Thursday, October 22, 2015. All members will receive a copy of the 20152016 budget inserted into their October 31 club statement.
We are looking forward to a very successful 2015-2016 season. The
various club departments are planning a tremendous schedule of events
and activities that we hope will create the best member experience possible.
Thank you for making Gleneagles Country Club a wonderful place
to live and play!
Respectfully yours,
Ralph Winer, President
Kraig Spina, General Manager
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7667 Victory Lane
Delray Beach, FL 33446
561-498-3606 • 800-535-4536
FAX 561-498-5838
www.gleneagles.cc
Club Phone Numbers
Clubhouse. . . . . . . . . . . 498-3606
Reservations . . . . . . . . . 498-4003
Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . 921-9999
Golf Shop. . . . . . . . . . . . 496-1333
Tennis Shop. . . . . . . . . . 499-0211
Chelsea Tee Times. . . . 637-1208
Fitness Center. . . . . . . . 495-2806
Membership Office. . . . 498-0707
2015-2016 BOARD OF GOVERNORS
RALPH WINER. . . . . . . . . . . President
RICHARD NORTH. . . . . Executive V.P.
RICHARD NUCHOW. . . . . . . 2nd V.P.
RICHARD HOTZ . . . . . . . . . Treasurer
ARNOLD GREENSPAN.Asst Treasurer
LIELA HAMORI . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
RITA GARE. . . . . . . . . . Asst Secretary
RONALD FINK. . . . . . . . . . . Governor
NARDA FORMAN. . . . . . . . Governor
MARVIN HORWITZ. . . . . . . Governor
SHIRLEY RUDO. . . . . . . . . . Governor
2015-2016 COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Bridge . . . . . . . . . . Marilyn Rubinstein
Budget & Finance. . . . Donald Kaplan
House Committee. . . . . . Judith Hotz
Social & Cultural . . . . . . Sandra Lipitz
Fitness. . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert Marsh
Food & Beverage . . . . . . Eric DeEsso
Golf & Green. . . . . . . . Richard Waxler
Membership/Marketing. . . Doris Budow
Rules Enforcement. . . . . . . Allan Lipitz
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ann North
BOARD MEETING
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22
2:00 pm · Board Room
The meetings are open to all members.
Members may speak at Board Meetings.
A sign-up sheet will be available at the
Front Desk after the agenda is posted,
and a sign-up sheet will be available in
the meeting room prior to its start.
Members may speak for no longer than
three minutes about any items on the
agenda. The rules for the meeting will
be discussed at the beginning of the
Board meeting.
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club NEWS
Food for thought...
It’s hard to believe another summer has come and
gone.
Thanks to all the members that have kept our
dining rooms full and the staff busy for the last few
months. As the season approaches, it is always exciting
to see the familiar faces coming back to the club. Your
food and beverage staff has been working hard on
exciting new menus and operating schedules for the
Nick Jolly
Legends Dining Room, Grille Room and Veranda, as
assistant
well as training in order to make it the best season
general
yet. To accommodate what we anticipate will be a very
manager
busy season, we have recruited 20 international staff
members and you will be pleased to know that ten of
them will be familiar faces from past years.
As you can see by the calendar, October is our transitional month as
we gear up for the season. Sunday, October 4, we have a Burger & Brew
night in the newly renovated Grille Room, always a member favorite.
Wednesday, October 7 and 21, there will be entertainment in the Lounge
for your enjoyment, and many options throughout the month for dining
in our three venues.
The month ends on Saturday, October 31 with our Halloween Dinner
Dance featuring Will Bridges. It promises to be a fun-filled night and
guests are welcome to this event.
Don’t forget to support your favorite team at Football Sundays in the
Glen every Sunday. Lunch is also offered from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm in the
Grille and Glen along with our beautiful Sunday Brunch in the main
dining room from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Thanksgiving lottery slips are due by Monday, October 26, and we
look forward to hosting you and your family and friends on this busy day.
Dress code is jackets required, ties optional.
As your summer travels wind down and you return to Gleneagles,
keep in mind that we welcome your comments and suggestions and
again thank you for supporting the club.
Cheers!
Nick
cover STORY
The Grille Room has a fresh new look
(and new menu items!) for season.
Please send any newsletter feedback to
Chrissy Hansen, Marketing Coordinator at
[email protected] or 498-3606 ext. 129.
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membership NEWS
KRISTEN LARAIA
director of membership & marketing
Emergency Services Appreciation Day
Gleneagles will once again be honoring first
responders from Palm Beach County Sheriff’s
Office and Palm Beach County Fire Rescue on
Thursday, October 29 at our 6th Annual Emergency
Services Appreciation Day event.
MEMBERSHIP
Gleneagles members are encouraged to come
& MARKETING
out
to meet the first responders who protect and
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serve our community. The Golf Department will
Monday - Friday
be offering a special complimentary golf clinic
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
for Gleneagles members and first responders on
Thursday, October 29 from 12:15 - 12:45 pm on the
Driving Range, followed by the singing of the national anthem. Palm
Beach County Fire Rescue Station 45 will display a Fire Truck and a Rescue
Vehicle on the Driving Range as well. We hope to see you there!
welcome to our
NEW MEMBERS
Gail & Sheldon Petersel, M.D. (Tennis)
7308 Clunie Place Unit # 14102
from Syosset, NY
Lenora Gorman and Larry Rindner (Social)
15862 Loch Maree Lane Unit # 2703
from Suffern, NY
Joel Silver and Jeanne Simon (Full)
7479 Glendevon Lane Unit # 507
from Pt. Lookout, NY
Arlene Sommer and Bradley Sommer (Golf)
16032 Lomond Hills Unit # 132
from Kew Garden Hills, NY
NEW ADDRESS
Lonnie Goodman
7665 Glendevon lane Unit # 1603
Arthur & Ellen Grodsky
7704 Dundee Lane
Renee Katz
7266 Clunie Place Unit # 14801
Barry & Gail Multack
7737 Dundee Lane
Daniel Kolber and Doris Muscarella
7863 Dundee Lane
Fall Membership Mingle on October 14 in the Lounge
We will be kicking off Fall with a Membership Mingle on Wednesday,
October 14 in the Lounge from 5:00 - 7:00 pm. Membership Mingles are
the perfect opportunity to welcome newcomers and meet your fellow
members. All members are welcome. Complimentary Lounge hors
d’oeuvres and raffles will be held throughout the evening. Member
charge bar. Reservations are not required; just stop in at
your convenience!
New for 2015-2016, all of our Membership Mingles
will have a theme. The theme for the October Mingle
will be Fall, so think pumpkins, changing leaves, and
cooler weather! We hope to see you there!
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Milton & Kathy Rattet
15847 Loch Maree Lane Unit # 2201
Jean Guy & Diane Robichaud
7479 Glendevon Lane Unit # 505
Harold & Marion Schwartz
15334 Strathearn Drive Unit # 12102
Fred Sherbacow and Susan Engel
7939 Glen Garry Lane
the Eagle
outside our gates
October is a great month to be in South Florida.
The weather is beautiful and there are a great variety
of festivals, concerts, and other events coming back
to the calendar for the upcoming season.
October kicks off several outdoor concert
series, including MusicFest at the Delray
Marketplace (delraymarket.com), which begins
on October 1, and Free Friday Concerts at the
Pavilion at the Delray Center for the Arts in
Downtown Delray. delraycenterforthearts.org
Arts and crafts lovers will be thrilled to know
that there will be a free arts and crafts festival on
October 3-4 in Downtown Delray Beach on 4th Avenue and Atlantic Avenue
and also on October 10-11 in Downtown Boca Raton on Palmetto Park Road
from US 1 to Mizner Blvd. Both of these arts and crafts events offer free
admission. artfestival.com
The American German Club of the Palm Beaches proudly hosts its time
honored Oktoberfest on the second and third weekends of October,
October 9-11 and 16-18. This yearly celebration features food, drinks and
entertainment and takes place in a massive tent on 10 acres of land in Lantana.
americangermanclub.org/oktoberfest/
However you choose to spend your time outside of the gates in October,
we hope that you enjoy it!
RESIDENT
COMPANIONS AND
SOLO CARDS
Reminder: Resident
Companion cards expire
on October 31, 2015.
All owners who have a
resident companion on their
account should make an
appointment with Ana King
in the Membership Office
in order to renew their
paperwork for 2015-2016.
Also, all solo members
who do not have a resident
companion and who have
a punch card for Golf
and Tennis should stop in
the Membership Office
for the 2015-2016 punch
card, which will be valid
November 1 - October 31.
Community Tables for Dinner
Something new for 2015-2016, we will be hosting “Community
Tables” on select evenings for dinner. These tables are intended to
help our new members become acclimated to the club and meet
fellow new members for dinner. Look for the  symbol on the
Dining Calendar to indicate which evenings the community tables
will be offered. Reservations are required and space is limited. The
first community table will be offered on Thursday, October 29.
Contact Randee Spencer at 498-3606 ext. 132 or rspencer@gleneagles.
cc to make a reservation for an upcoming community table.
attention VETERANS
If you are new to Gleneagles and would
like to be included in our Veterans Tribute
in November, please send a COPY
of your photo by Oct. 16 to:
Veterans Photos c/o Membership & Marketing
7667 Victory Lane, Delray Beach, FL 33446
You can also e-mail your photo to
[email protected]
Please include your name, rank,
and dates of service.
If you sent a photo in previous years,
there is no need to re-submit!
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
2015-2016
Calendar of Events
coming soon!
SOCIAL
CALENDAR
ARRIVING IN
OCTOBER
It is hard to
believe that
we are about
to embark
upon another
magical season
at Gleneagles!
The 2015-2016
Calendar of
Events should
be arriving
in members'
mailboxes around
October 15!
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on our GREENS
New pavers line
the staging area.
pro golf tip
AROUND THE GREEN
Golf Chat
JOE DeMINO, pga director of golf
GOLF
PRO SHOP
496-1333
Monday
7:00 am - 12:00 pm
Tuesday-Sunday
7:00 am - 3:00 pm
BAG ROOM
637-1207
STARTER
498-3933
CHELSEA
637-1208
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October 2015
Wow! It is hard to believe that we are already in the month of
October! We had a wonderful summer and we are ready for some
super golf in the upcoming season.
The summer months provide the maintenance staff with the
opportunity to prepare the course for the upcoming season, and
the professional staff with the opportunity to plan the tournament,
event, and merchandise schedule for the months ahead. The summer
also gave our maintenance team the opportunity to transform the
staging area with the installation of beautiful pavers.
The reciprocal program has been very well received by our members
as well as the members of reciprocal clubs playing here. Several of our
reciprocal club arrangements will remain in effect through the end of
October, so please take advantage of them before October 31.
October marks the beginning of deliveries of new apparel and
equipment in the Golf Shop. Please stop in and check out all of the new
arrivals! We will be receiving new merchandise each month, including
a lot of great clothing from all of the top golf apparel manufacturers.
The new golf orientation video will be released in early November.
The video is intended to help all of our golf members maximize
their enjoyment and satisfaction on the golf courses and ensure that
every golf experience is a good one! Pace of play, raking a bunker,
and even repairing divots are so important to the overall experience
and with 46,000 rounds of golf played on our courses each year,
these routine tasks are critical to the upkeep of our beautiful golf
courses. Thank you in advance for your support.
We look forward to the return of our members who spent the
summer away from Gleneagles. If there is anything that the golf staff
can do to make your arrival back to the club easier, please let us know!
As seasons change, you
may encounter challenges with
different types of grass and
many different types of lies.
You need to figure out what
will be the best shot and most
importantly, which club to use.
My advice is to always use your
favorite club! Sometimes we
need to be creative around the
green, and we might need to
use a high loft shot at certain
times and a low running shot
at others. This is where you
need to trust those different
clubs for different shots. Take
advantage of your 60 degree
sand wedge for the loft and
the “bump and run” to get
the ball on the ground and
let it roll to the hole. Watch
the pros and you will see they
use different clubs at different
times to help the ball go
higher or run more with just a
little swing. Stop in the Golf
Shop and any member of our
professional staff will be happy
to discuss the shots that help
you score better. – Joe
the Eagle
Welcome Back
BRIAN MIDGETT, tournament coordinator
Welcome back everyone to a great 2015/2016 tournament
schedule of events; we are all excited for the upcoming season. If
you need any help on anything tournament related, please stop
by and see me.
In addition to the weekly events, we will be starting our player
development program in November, which is always a lot of fun.
Pro Points
JASON HRYNKIW pga, head golf professional
Season is upon us! The summer was very exciting with the golf
leagues at Gleneagles. South County, Summer Swingers and South
Palm have all been enjoying a successful summer. Congratulations
to all players on their great participation. The Professional Staff
has also been involved with the Southeast Chapter PGA Pro-Lady
events through the summer. Thank you to all the ladies for their
involvement and support.
Mark your calendars for Gleneagles Demo Days, December 11,
2015 and February 26, 2016. These events are always a highlight
to our season. We will have all the major manufacturers on hand.
I look forward to seeing everyone soon!
Ready for Season
MARCUS SCHNELLENBERGER pga, assistant golf pro
It has been a great summer with a lot of improvement projects
taking place at the club and I’m looking forward to a wonderful
upcoming season with great events and tournaments. I have a
couple of quick reminders to keep in mind when you return to
the club:
• When you arrive, stop in the Pro Shop and fill out your
reccurring request form to get your routine weekly games
in the Chelsea system.
• All handicap flag users will need to renew their privileges
each year by providing a Driver’s License and state-issued
handicap placard.
If anyone is in need of help with accessing and navigating the
Chelsea Tee Time Website or GolfNet Handicap Website, please
feel free to stop by and see me at the Golf Pro Shop.
golf EVENTS
OCTOBER 2015
Nine & Dine
Thursday, October 15 at 3:00 pm
Emergency Services Appreciation
Golf Tournament
Thursday, October 29 at 11:00 am
Halloween Couples Event
Sunday, November 1 - sixsomes
18 Holers at 8:30 am
9 Holers at 1:00 pm
CONGRATS!
Joan Lowe-Cohen • Hole-in-One
June 2, 2015 on #2 Victory
Don Baggish • Hole-in-One
August 15, 2015 on #2 Victory
Ernie Danies • Hole-in-One
August 28, 2015 on #3 Victory
Stephen Wolk • Eagle
September 4, 2015 on #1 Victory
In the Golf Shop
MEGAN PENDERGRAFF, retail manager
Welcome back! I hope you all had a wonderful summer and
are ready to jump into the Florida season. We have terrific new
lines, colors, and even outerwear coming in this season for both
men and women. October will be a great month to use up that
extra credit book from this last year. Companies like Tail, Jamie
Sadock, EP Pro, Cutter Buck, Footjoy, Nike Mens, and others will
all be arriving in the month of October. Again, my door is always
open so feel free to stop in and say hello or ask any questions. I
look forward to a wonderful season with everyone.
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
REMINDER - GOLF SHOP
CREDITS EXPIRE OCTOBER 31
As a reminder, credit book will expire on
October 31. Credit book can be used on
anything, even special orders! So remember, if
you see something you like but we are out of
your size, a special order can be placed and we
will ensure the use of credit book.
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on our COURTS
Racquet Talk
MIKE PUC, uspta director of tennis & fitness
October brings team tennis organization and
league planning. With 18 teams in 6 leagues, there
is something for everyone. Many social games
revolve around these teams, so be sure to contact
the Pro staff to be included.
Head Pro Tim Snell returns from the Devon Yacht
Club in Amagansett, NY, for his second season with
Gleneagles. Besides Tim’s helpful game-arranging
TENNIS
duties as the Tennis Concierge ensuring everyone
PRO SHOP
has a group regardless of team affiliation, Tim will
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be launching an extensive offering of clinics so
members may drop in to work on various aspects of
Monday
7:30 am - 11:30 am their games. Included in these clinics will be: Tennis
101, Men’s Clinics, Women’s Clinics, Stroke of the
Tuesday - Sunday Week, Feeding Frenzy, Ball Machine Workout and
the Complimentary Strategy and Play clinics. Stop
7:30 am - 2:00 pm
by and ask about times, class descriptions and price.
The other driving force of the tennis program
is the Calendar of Events, now available in hard copy form in the Pro
Shop and online. Be sure to pencil in to your organizer all of the many
activities offered throughout the season. The November events are listed
above, so you have plenty of time to start the season off with a bang. A
new entertaining event this year is the ATP Survivor Series Qualifying
tournament November 21 – 24. Some of the best players in the state,
country and world will be playing, and the champion of this event will
receive a wild card into the ATP Yellow Tennis Ball qualifying tournament
at the Delray Beach Tennis Center in February.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Gleneagles member Dr. Jerry Marks and Newton Meade
came in third and won the Bronze Ball at the National 90Plus Grass Court Championships at Longwood Cricket
Club in Chestnut Hill, MA. They gave the champions, both
of whom have been world champions, a serious scare and
in the 2 other matches they gave up only 1 game.
Sofibella Spectrum is a WOW!
RUTH BARNETT,
pro shop manager
Proudly manufactured in the United States, we
bring you Sofibella Spectrum. The Spectrum collection
featured for October is a great fashion line for women
who live active lifestyles and love to be on the court.
Sofibella has once again come up with a very unusual
fabric, contrasting navy with soft blue and rose print to
make eye catching ensembles.
From sleeveless to long sleeved tops, this collection is
a definite keeper for the fall season. At UPF 50, Sofibella
fabrics offer the strongest UV Protection available.
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SAVE the DATES
Complimentary Strategy & Play Clinic
Thursday, November 5 at 9:30 am
Sunset Mixer
Wednesday, November 18, 3:00 pm
Mixed Mixer
Sunday, November 29, 8:30 am
pro tennis tip:
UNFORCED ERRORS
VERSUS WINNERS
Everyone loves to hit that screaming winner
down the line past the net player to the
applause of the crowd, but how often can you
make this shot?
Pros will typically have a 60:40 error-towinner ratio, while club players are as high
as 80:20. This is not surprising since 75% of
points of club tennis end in an error; a definite
reason why consistency will win matches.
The goal is to limit this gap and DON’T
MISS while going for winners when the
opportunity presents. We do not want to be
ultra safe and only get the ball back. While
the “pusher” style of play may drive your
opponent crazy and win matches, it takes
forever to play the match and is void of the
enjoyment of playing aggressively.
The key is to be selective in choosing the
moment to try a winner while remaining
consistent enough to not give the match away
on errors. If you return 5 balls over the net
during a point, you will win most matches you
play. Go for the shots when they are there
and play defensive when you feel pressured.
Managing your errors will win the match for
you, and sprinkling in those winners will make
it even more fun. –Mike
FITNESS
group class
SCHEDULE
FITNESS
CENTER
495-2806
Monday-Friday
6:30 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday, Sunday
& Holidays
7:00 am - 2:00 pm
new! THE
HEALTHY LIFE
MAGAZINE
COMING
SOON
This new
magazine
will highlight
the nutrition,
exercise,
knowledge,
and social
components
of our new
Healthy
Lifestyle
Initiative. The
Healthy Life will
be distributed
in November,
January, March,
May, and
August.
WELCOME
MAUREEN!
OUR NEW
NUTRITION
CONSULTANT
Tips for Improving Your Health
KAREN MIKUS fitness supervisor
We are very excited about the many new programs we’ll be introducing
as part of our Healthy Lifestyle initiative, and there is no better time than
the present to get started. Here are a few general ideas on improving your
overall health and well-being, organized below under Nutrition/Diet, Cardio
Exercise, Strength Exercise, Balance and Stress.
Nutrition/Diet: Good health comes from eating a well-balanced diet.
• Eat 2-3 servings of fruits and greater than 6 vegetables everyday.
• Cut back on bad fats such as butter, margarine, salad dressing and
turn to better fats.
• Eat baked, grilled and broiled foods rather than fried foods. Take
skin off before eating chicken or turkey. Eat fish at least twice a week.
Make sure you are choosing lean protein.
• Eat high fiber, low sugar foods daily, in the form of grains & legumes.
• Stay away from sugar-sweetened drinks such as juices, fruit drinks,
and soft drinks, which can add lots of sugar and calories to your diet.
• Hydration is key for mental health and detoxing. Drink ½ your body
weight. Eg: If you weigh 160 pounds, please drink 80 ounces per day,
gradually.
• If you want to lose weight, reduce your meal portion by 20%. We live
in a country of Portion Distortion.
If your doctor has talked to you about a medical problem or risk factor, such as high blood
pressure or high cholesterol, please consult with your doctor about changes to your diet.
Exercise: For heart health, the American Heart Association recommends
at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity, such as walking, on
most days of the week. If you are just starting out, try 5 or 10 minutes, then
increase time as you build your endurance. You are definitely going to see
benefits even at 5 or 10 minutes of moving around.
Strength Training: Come into the Fitness Center for guidance in starting a
strength training program. Twice a week is recommended for building strength.
Balance: The Fitness Center offers Sit-to-Be-Fit classes every week that
have balance exercises included. Another option is to talk to one of the
personal trainers.
Stress: Yoga class is a great way to deal with stress. You might also want to
try our new meditation class that will be introduced in November.
AQUACISE
Monday Wednesday Friday Saturday 9:30 am - 10:30 am
9:30 am - 10:30 am
9:30 am - 10:30 am
9:30 am - 10:30 am
CARDIO SCULPT
Monday Wednesday 8:00 am - 9:00 am
8:00 am - 9:00 am
POUND FIT
Wednesday 9:30 am - 10:30 am
SIT TO BE FIT
Monday Wednesday Friday Sunday 10:30 am - 11:30 am
10:30 am - 11:30 am
9:30 am - 10:30 am
10:00 am - 11:00 am
STRENGTH
Tuesday Friday 9:00 am - 10:00 am
7:45 am - 8:45 am
TAI CHI
Monday 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
YOGA
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9:15 am - 10:15 am
8:00 am - 9:00 am
3:45 pm - 4:45 pm
8:00 am - 9:00 am
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
8:00 am - 9:00 am
ZUMBA
Saturday 9:30 am - 10:30 am
View Class Schedules online!
Class Schedule subject to change.
Our advice is to make small changes. This will make it easier for the
changes to become part of your everyday life. And small changes can improve
your health considerably!
Gleneagles Country Club is
pleased to introduce our new
Nutrition Consultant and Educator,
Maureen Buchbinder. As part of
the club's new Healthy Lifestyle
Initiative, Maureen will be working
with the culinary team to enhance
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the healthy menu selections
offered at the club. Maureen is
scheduled to speak on Nutrition
Awareness on Wednesday,
December 2 in the Waterfall
room. We will publish additional
information as the date gets closer.
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member facilitated
clubs & CLASSES
At the Bridge Table by art goldman
♠ ♥
We should all realize how important it is to maintain our balance and
avoid falls. No, this is not a fitness article! In Bridge, balancing often is the
difference betwen a good or a poor result.
The player whose pass would end the auction, East in the hand above,
♦ ♣
is said to be in the balancing position. What should East do? I found myself
in this position in a match point game recently. Obviously my hand was not
very strong.
What about the other hands? South was limited to seventeen points. North
had at least five Hearts, possibly six, but not enough strength to consider a
return to two no-trump. North must be quite weak but with enough hearts to feel the hand
would play better in the suit.
My partner should have enough strength to give us almost half the high cards.
I decided to balance with two spades and the auction then proceeded as follows:
S-pass, W-pass, N-3Hearts, E-pass, S-pass, W-3Spades, N-pass, E-pass, S-Double, all pass.
As you can see, three spades is cold, and in the actual play I managed to take a tenth trick
for a top board.
When should you consider balancing? Usually if your opponents are willing to play at
a low level (one or two) your side can make something. If the vulnerability is equal or
favorable it is often safe to balance.
How should you balance? If you have a biddable suit, bid it. If you are short in the opponent’s
suit, double for takeout. With a balanced hand with one or more stoppers in the opponent’s
suit bid no-trump. At the one level this bid shows 11 to 14 points! With more, double and then
bid no-trump. Remember, in bridge as in life it is important to keep your balance.
BRIDGE
Computer Club News by ...
Another Computer Club season begins on Monday, October 19 with our
General Meeting at 3:00 pm in the Strathearn Satellite, open to all residents.
Mark your calendar. Workshops begin Monday, November 2 and are held in
the Computer Center, Lomond Hills Satellite. Schedules and Registration are
available on our website, http://gleneaglescomputer.org. Our new site is now
easily accessible by any digital device, be it a PC, iPhone, iPad, Android
or Chromebook. Send us your comments.
Windows 10 was released in July and Microsoft has offered a free upgrade for existing
Windows 7 or 8.1 computers and phone devices for one year from purchase. All reports
indicate that “10” operates comfortably and is worth having. Microsoft will continue to keep
Windows 10 computers up to date for the supported life of the device, all at no charge.
Contact Microsoft for upgrade details.
Question: Do you practice safe computing? Is your computer protected and are your data
and passwords safe? Do you have the latest anti-virus and anti-malware software protection?
If not, you need to safeguard your computer against the increasingly active junk going
around. Every day we hear of a new scam. Many programs such as AVG or Malwarebytes
are available on the Internet for free or purchase. If you purchase it, you will get a much
stronger protection with “forever” updates.
Gleneagles Golfers know about the ThorGuard lightning radar detection system. Any lightning
within 10 miles causes a “red” alert and a long blast on the golf course sirens. You can view the
status of the system with any digital device, including a weather “map” showing all of South Florida.
Visit the site at http://gleneaglescc.thormobile7.net and bookmark it for future reference.
Reminder, if you have overlooked it, club dues are $20 per family beginning on Sept. 1,
and can be left for the Computer Club at the Concierge Desk in the main lobby. Paid up
membership is required for workshop attendance.
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These independent forums are facilitated by
Gleneagles members. Gleneagles provides a space
for conducting meetings, however, the programs
are independent from the club.
COMPUTER CLUB
General Meeting
Meeting open to all residents!
Monday, October 19, 3:00 pm
in Strathearn Satellite
HADASSAH
Musical Memories Series!
Featuring the songs of Oscar
Hammerstein, Marvin Hamlisch,
& Gertrude Lawrence. Guests
Welcome! Cost: $90 per person.
Please send check payable to
HADASSAH to: Lenore Lapin,
7754 Glendevon Lane
561-498-3396
INVESTMENT
Wednesdays, starting Sept. 9
3:00-4:00 pm
at Loch Maree Satellite.
Open to all, no charge.
Jim Bandler 865-0959
MEDICAL PLAY DOLLS
Mondays at 9:00 am
Strathearn Satellite
Debby Benyas 498-7675
the Eagle
message CENTER
Deepest Condolences
To our members
Helene London, on the loss
of her mother, Deborah Clayman
Ilona & Larry Robinson, on the loss
of their son, Lenny (Batman)
To the family and friends of
Lillian Braunstein
Donald Cohen
Lenore Cohen
Howard Dickman
Louis Lobovits
Morton Margolis
Frances Perricone
Dr. Gerald Posen
Deborah Siegel
Julius Tate
A Note of Thanks
The following people would like to
express their thanks to everyone for their
cards, calls, prayers and kind deeds:
Al Babitt
Eileen Dickman
Iris Edelstein
Elinor French
Barry Greene
Elliott Kahaner
Helene London
Pearl Margolis
Shirley Mendell
Jill Nuremberg
Marvin Riibner
Ilona & Larry Robinson
Nancy Steinberg
Lila Walter
Get Well
Elinor French
Peter Hans
To place a Condolence, Thank You,
or Get Well message in the Eagle, contact
Ana King at 561-498-3606 ext. 142
or fill out a form at the Concierge Desk.
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
FLU SHOTS SIGN UP
Monday, October 19
or Tuesday, October 20
from 8:00 am - 12:00 pm in the Legends Lounge.
Shots will be administered Thursday, November 5
in the Waterfall Room.
Reclaimed Water Notice
The Palm Beach County Water Utilities Department Regulatory Compliance Office
has requested that we publish the following information regarding the reclaimed water
Gleneagles currently uses to irrigate our Golf Course and Common Areas.
Reclaimed water is recycled water that has been treated, filtered and disinfected.
The final product exceeds state and federal standards for irrigation quality water and is
distributed to customers through a distribution system totally separate from the drinking
water system. Reclaimed water can be safely used only for irrigation. The treatment process
eliminates harmful substances but leaves traces of nitrogen and phosphorus that act as
fertilizers when reclaimed water is applied to lawns and landscapes.
Reclaimed water is treated to extremely stringent standards and its quality is overseen
by federal, state and local regulatory agencies. While reclaimed water is not intended for
human or animal consumption, it poses no threat from accidental contact. It’s always a
good idea, however, to wash hands thoroughly after contact with reclaimed water, especially
before preparing food.
How to use Reclaimed Water
Reclaimed water can be used to:
• Irrigate residential lawns
• Irrigate community landscape
• Irrigate golf courses
How not to use Reclaimed Water
Do not use reclaimed water to:
• Quench your thirst - or your pet’s
• Fill your swimming pool or spa
• Replace drinking water uses anywhere including inside your home
Money Wiring Scams by rick white, director of security
Wiring money is like sending cash. Do not wire money to people you
do not know. How do I spot a money wiring scam?
Most money wiring scams look like this: Someone you do not know
asks you to wire money. A Scammer might use different ways to convince
you to wire money. The scammer might say: You won a prize, or inherited
money, but you have to pay fees first; You won the lottery, but you have
to pay some taxes first; A friend or family member is in trouble and
needs you to send money to help; You need to pay for something you just
bought online before they send it; You got a check for too much money
and need to send back the extra. These are all tricks. When you hear stories
like these, you have spotted a money wire scam.
How do I avoid a money wiring scam? Scammers are good at being
friendly. They also are good at fooling people. Here is how you can stop
scammer: Never wire money to someone you do not know. Never wire
money because someone contacted you, even if you feel like you know
the person, and even if the person says he is your friend or related to you
What if you already wired money to someone? If you sent money to
someone who contacted you, report it to the Federal Trade Commission
(FTC). Call the FTC at 1-877-382-4357 or go online: ftc.gov/complaint
The FTC uses complaints to build cases against scammers. Any
information you can give helps investigators.
October 2015
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October Happenings
ALI HALL social activities manager
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES
& BRIDGE
498-3606 x134
Summer is starting to wrap up and it is so exciting to see what is in
store for the membership this season! We are planning the final details
of the upcoming social calendar and getting ready for what will be a
fantastic year ahead with an incredible line up of things to do.
This month, we are starting our live lectures series with Dr. Robert
Watson on Thursday, October 6 at 7:00 pm in the Waterfall Room. Dr.
Watson will be delivering a totally unbiased lecture on the 2016 Election:
Analysis, Predictions, and even headaches! Guests are welcome.
We have Piano in the Lounge on October 7 from 6:00 - 9:00 pm as
well as Saxophone in the Lounge on October 21. Come in and enjoy
some great music. There is no need to make a reservation for either
of these dates.
On October 22, we kick off our first of three Splash Classes at
11:00 am at the Strathearn Satellite. Not an artist? Don't worry, you will
be walked through each project with the help of an instructor and
some wine! Not only that, but you take home your work of art. If you
would like to display it at our upcoming Arts & Crafts Open House
in January, we would love to display your piece at the Splash corner.
Make sure to make a reservation so that you don’t miss out!
On October 31, we have our Monster Mash Halloween Bash
Dinner Dance featuring Will Bridges to dance the night away. Please
see page 15 for more details. A night not to be missed!
Duplicate Bridge Games
Open Pairs Duplicate Bridge
Tuesdays at 7:00 pm, Ladies’ Card Room
Ladies’ Duplicate Bridge
Wednesdays at 12:30 pm, Waterfall Room
Social Bridge Games Men’s
Men’s Social Bridge
Tuesdays at 12:00 pm, Strathearn
Ladies’ Social Bridge
Wednesdays at 12:00 pm, Strathearn
Open Pairs Social Bridge
Sundays at 7:00 pm, Ladies’ Card Room
DR.
ROBERT
WATSON
The 2016
Campaign:
Analysis and
Predictions
(and
Headaches!)
Tuesday, October 6 at 7:00 pm
SPLASH! ART CLASS
Create your very own painting and enjoy
some wine with friends!
Thursday, October 22 at 11:00 am
$38/person. Reservations open September 22 
Welcome, Executive Sous Chef Jason Prevatt!
Jason Prevatt joined the culinary team in August of
2015 as the Executive Sous Chef.
He began his training at an early age learning
under his father, a working chef in his home town
of Jacksonville, Florida. Once he reached the age of
16, he began his career working in a variety of local
restaurants in the Jacksonville area. He received his
first big break when he joined the culinary team at
the Ponte Vedra Inn and Club, where he worked for 10 years refining his art. Afterwards, he
traveled to Ireland where he opened the Forge, an American-style chophouse. In 2006, he
came to Miami to work in the famed La Goulue, Bal Harbor and most recently worked for
the Loews Hotel in South Beach as Chef de Cuisine.
Jason has a passion for local agriculture and has a deep love for the ocean and
watersports. Jason spends his downtime with his wife Helen and daughter Ella. Jason is a
great conversationalist and looks forward to getting to know the membership at Gleneagles.
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$16 per person · Waterfall Room
Reservations open September 7 
music in the lounge
Enjoy a little ambiance before or
after dinner! 6:00 - 9:00 pm, no
reservations necessary.
October 7: Piano
October 21: Saxophone
COOKING
DEMO
$15 per person
Watch as Executive Sous Chef
Jason Prevatt demonstrates an
exciting menu. Enjoy a taste of
each item along with a themed
beverage!
Tuesday, October 20 · 2:00 pm
Healthy Lifestyle Menu
Reservations open October 6 
Fee will be charged to your Membership
Account. Menu cannot be adjusted.
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HOURS
October 26
October 25
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
October 27
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Brunch for Dinner L
Flu Shots Sign Up LO
Cooking Demo WF
October 20
Lunch L
Drinks GB
October 13
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
Lecture: Robert Watson WF
October 6
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
October 28
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Sax in the Lounge LO
October 21
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Membership Mingle LO
October 14
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Piano in the Lounge LO
October 7
offering Grille Lunch & Salad Bar
Sundays 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Emergency Services
Golf Appreciation Day
October 29
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Veranda Dinner V
Splash! Art Class S
October 22
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Nine & Dine
October 15
Lunch L
Drinks GB
October 8
Lunch L
Drinks GB
October 1
THURSDAY
Lunch L, V
Drinks LO, V, GB
A La Carte Dinner L
Poolside Paella Buffet G
October 30
Lunch L, V
Drinks LO, V, GB
A La Carte Dinner L
The NEW Grille Dinner G
October 23
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
October 16
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
October 9
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
October 2
FRIDAY
Lunch G
Drinks LO, V, GB
Monster Mash Halloween
Dinner Dance L
The NEW Grille Dinner G
October 31
Lunch L, V
Drinks GB
The NEW Grille Dinner G
October 24
Lunch L
Drinks GB
October 17
Lunch L
Drinks GB
October 10
Lunch L
Drinks GB
October 3
SATURDAY
LEGENDS DINING ROOM: Breakfast & Lunch: Day Casual; Sunday - Thursday Evenings; Country Club Casual; Friday & Saturday: Summer Casual.
LEGENDS LOUNGE: Sunday-Thursday: Day Casual until 7:00 pm and Country Club Casual thereafter. Friday & Saturday: Day Casual until 6:00 pm and Summer Casual thereafter.
GRILLE ROOM, VERANDA: Day Casual.
Golf Shoes are not permitted on the main level of the Clubhouse at any time. Please communicate the dress code with any guests you may bring.
MAY 1 - OCTOBER 31
Community Table! See page 5 for details.
GOLF | TENNIS/FITNESS | CLUB/SOCIAL | DINING | L Legends Dining Room | LO Legends Lounge | G Grille Room | GB Glen Bar | WF Waterfall Room | V The Veranda | S Strathearn Satellite
Buffet Lunch G
Buffet Lunch L
Flu Shots Sign Up LO
October 19
October 18
Buffet Brunch L
Grille Lunch/Football Sunday G
Drinks LO, V
Pasta Night Buffet L
Buffet Lunch L
October 12
Buffet Brunch L
Grille Lunch/Football Sunday G
Drinks LO, V
Prime Rib Buffet L
October 11
October 5
Buffet Lunch L
Buffet Brunch L
Grille Lunch/Football Sunday G
Drinks LO, V
Veranda Dinner V
DRESS
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MONDAY
Buffet Brunch L
Grille Lunch/Football Sunday G
Drinks GB
Burger & Brew G
October 4
SUNDAY
LUNCH (LEGENDS) 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
LUNCH (GRILLE) 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
DINNER 5:00 - 8:00 pm
LEGENDS LOUNGE 3:00 pm - close
GLEN BAR 2:00 - 5:00 pm/close
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OCTOBER
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GRILLE DINNER
A la carte soup, salad and dessert are available
OCTOBER 23, 24 & 31
Pecan Crusted Chicken Salad 15
Classic Caesar Salad 12
Crispy Fried Scallops 17
Blackened Corvina 16
The “Burger” 15
Tandoori Shrimp Skewers 17
Chargrilled Strip Steak 20
Chargrilled Hanger Steak 18
Selection of craft beers
available for sampling
Lobster Burger 18 ·
Portobello Mushroom
Burger 16 · Crab Burger 18
Bison Burger 17 · Turkey
Burger 16 · Veggie Burger 16
Classic Burger 16
LEGENDS DINING ROOM
FRIDAY NIGHT A LA CARTE
Includes a house salad, cup of house made soup, or Chef’s featured appetizer.
A la carte desserts available..
OCTOBER 2 & 23 | Spinach Ravioli 24, Chargrilled Ribeye 32, Crab
Crusted Snapper 30, Tuscan Veal Piccata 28, Pan Seared Diver Scallops
29, Chargrilled Pork Chop 29, also featuring Chef’s nightly special
OCTOBER 9 & 30 | Quinoa Stuffed Mushroom 24, Chargrilled Veal
Chop 34, Seafood Cioppino 30, Blackened Swordfish 28, Braised Lamb
Shank 28, Crispy Pork Belly 26, also featuring Chef’s nightly special
OCTOBER 16 | Sweet Potato Gnocchi 24, Porcini Crusted Sea Bass 30,
Lobster Fra Diablo 29, Crispy Roast Duck 28, Prime Rib 30, Marsala
Braised Short Rib 28, also featuring Chef’s nightly special
CLUB CLASSICS 22
Includes a house salad or cup of house made soup and ice cream sundae bar
Wine Down Wednesday | $20 bottles of featured wines available in the
Legends Dining Room every Wednesday night
OCTOBER 7 & 21 | Classic Meatloaf, Blackened Shrimp Wedge,
Southern Fried Chicken, Eggplant Parmesan, Chinese Peppered Steak,
Shrimp and Grits, Herb Crusted Cod
OCTOBER 14 | Santa Fe Shrimp Salad, Chicken Paprikash, Roast Turkey
Dinner, Lasagna, Petite Strip Steak, Crispy Pork Cutlets, Grilled Mahi
Mahi
OCTOBER 28 & 29 | Steak Diane, Teriyaki Glazed Salmon, Shrimp Pad
Thai, Mushroom Pierogis, Liver and Onions, Chicken and Dumplings,
Italian Citrus Flounder
Sunday,
October 4
5:00 - 8:00 pm
in the
grille room
burger &
brew
Reservations open Sept. 20 
BUFFETS
OCTOBER 11 | PRIME RIB BUFFET 32.00
Includes a specialty salad bar, hand carved prime
rib, roasted bones and slow roasted pork loin,
spinach ravioli, dill scented salmon, sautéed shrimp
with garlic wine sauce, crispy duck, veal parmesan,
rosemary potatoes and mashed potatoes, seasonal
vegetables, ice cream sundae bar, fresh fruit and
Chef’s desserts.
OCTOBER 20 | BRUNCH FOR DINNER 22.00
Includes salad bar, matzoh ball soup, hand carved
corned beef, turkey and tongue, honey mustard
salmon, brisket, stuffed cabbage rolls, noodle kugel,
waffles, cheese blintzes, bacon, sausage, nova and
white fish display, omelet station, an ice cream sundae
bar and more…
OCTOBER 30 | POOLSIDE PAELLA BUFFET 26.00
Grille Room Includes Greek salad, Chef’s paella
station with shrimp, scallops, mussels, clams and
saffron rice, seared salmon with capers, olives and
tomato with lemon sauce, Spanish chicken with
sofrito, roasted vegetables, garlic herb potatoes and
Chef’s featured dessert.
Reservations are required for all evening dining and open 2 weeks in advance 498-4003
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Classic Caesar Salad 12
Sesame Seared Tuna 16
Miso Grilled Chicken Salad 15
Bison Burger 16
Brisket Sliders 15
Lobster Tacos 17
Korean BBQ Ribs 18
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Butternut Squash Ravioli 24
Shrimp and Scallop Pasta 29
Half Roasted Duckling 28
Prime Rib 30
Chargrilled Veal Chop 34
Pan Seared Halibut 30
PUB NIGHT
5:00 - 8:00 pm · 16.00
Grille Room
A la carte soup or salad
and desserts are available
OCTOBER 6 | Blackened
Chicken Caesar Salad,
Turkey Reuben, BBQ
Brisket Sandwich, Chicken
Enchiladas, Classic Tomato
Basil Pizza, Fish and Chips,
Flying Eagles Burgers
OCTOBER 27 | Gardeners
Salad, Chicken Pot Pie,
Blackened Grouper
Sandwich, Beef Enchiladas,
Portobello Mushroom Wrap,
Coconut Shrimp, Flying
Eagles Burgers
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
Country Club Casual, costumes welcome.
Music from 6:30 - 10:00 pm
PASTA NIGHT BUFFET
Sunday, October 18
5:00 - 8:00 pm · 18.00
Join us for a casual pasta dinner
including green salad bar,
create your own pasta station,
meatballs and sausage, stuffed
shells, vegetarian ravioli, chicken
picatta, grilled salmon, seasonal
vegetables, ice cream sundae bar,
cookies and fruit.
Reservations open Oct. 4 
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activities & EVENTS
Lomond Hills
pool deck
received new
pavers.
Above: The new pavers stretch all the way from
the Golf staging area to Legends Way.
Left: Strathearn Restrooms now feature granite countertops.
Gleneagles: A great place to live and work!
Our members know that Gleneagles
is a wonderful place to live, but it is also a
wonderful place for our employees to work.
Gleneagles currently employs a staff of 214
year-round employees and adds an additional
40 employees on a seasonal basis. Our yearround employees have been at Gleneagles
on average for 8.54 years. This is quite an
accomplishment for Gleneagles compared
to the industry standard of 2.3 years for
private sector workers in the Leisure and
Hospitality industries as reported by the
U.S. Department of Labor in 2014. Not only
are we proud that Gleneagles has such a
positive variance from the norm, but we are
also proud of the fact that our full time staff
tenure is represented as follows:
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8 employees = over 25 years
15 employees = 20 - 24 years
28 employees = 15 - 19 years
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26 employees = 10 - 14 years
49 employees = 5 - 9 years
Gleneagles is proud to recognize Lavy
Marcelus and Scott Kerezman who are
at the top of the seniority, having been
with Gleneagles Country Club for 27
years each. Lavy is a Foreman in our Golf
Course Maintenance Department and Scott
Kerezman is our IT Director.
Although Gleneagles will always hire the
most qualified candidate for a position, the
club takes pride in training and preparing all
employees for potential advancement at the
club. Gleneagles is pleased to congratulate
several employees on recent promotions.
Jason Hembree – Executive Chef
Steve Burns – Purchasing Manager
Steven Maldonado – Receiving Agent
Nicole Collister – F & B Administrator
The dedication our staff has to
our members is evident throughout
Gleneagles. It is seen in the exceptional
service that our F&B/Culinary, Accounting,
Member Services, Golf, Fitness and Tennis
departments provide to our members on an
ongoing basis. It is evident in the beautiful
courses that are maintained perfectly by our
Golf Course Maintenance team. It is seen
in the beautifully preserved landscaping
that our Common Area Maintenance crew
is constantly at work on, and in the way
that our Housekeeping team keeps our
clubhouses and surrounding areas always
pristine. Our employees are proud to work
at Gleneagles for many reasons, but at the
top is the wonderful working environment
that our members help to provide our staff.
http://www.bls.gov/news.release/tenure.nr0.htm