Winter 2015 - Polo Club of Boca Raton

TRENDS
WINTER
Finding Your
PASSION
AT POLO
2015-2016
WELCOME
New Members
COMMUNITY
ASCOT
ASHBOURNE
CATALINA
CYPRESS ISLE
THE HOLLOWS
MEMBER NAME
HOMETOWN
Ron & Esther Sirkis
Toronto, CANADA
Lawrence & Ariel Hulack
Louis & Jennifer Sobol
Sausalito, CA
West Bloomfield, MI
Joel & Iris Zalvin
Jerry & Diane Telson
Robert & Barbara Weinflash Upper Saddle River, NJ
New York, NY
Hoboken, NJ
Chris & Cheryl Bottini
Pomerance, Dorothy
Boca Raton, FL
Boca Raton, FL
Robert & Lisa Glassberg
Linwood, NJ
HUNTINGTON
Leonard & Rhona Cogan
Toronto, CA
THE LAURELS
Herbert & Anne Bookstein
New York, NY
MANCHESTER
Roberta (Bobbi) Leeds
Warren & Madeline Balinsky
Boca Raton, FL
Seataket, NY
PORTOFINO
Jacqlyn Wank
New York, NY
STEEPLECHASE
Ken & Genevieve Brous
Setauket, NY
VINTAGE OAKS
Mario and Anne Marie Govic
Brian Nevius
Palm Beach, FL
Duluth, GA
VILLE DE CAPRI
Lorraine Buchwalter
Donald & Carol Barkin
Mariya Sobinina
Boca Raton, FL
Great Neck, NY
North Miami Bch, FL
Larry & Marsha Per
Campobello, SC
Betse Kopf
Boca Raton, FL
WEDGWOOD
WINDSOR PARKE
New renters
KNIGHTSBRIDGE
Eduardo & Erica Ayrosa
Boynton Beach, FL
Stephen & Andrea Jordano
Woodbury, NY
ASHBOURNE
CYPRESS ISLE
Carol Smolen
Las Vegas, NV
CATALINA
Nina Doreson
Gary Waber
Plainview, NY
Freeport, NY
COQUINA
Aben Beklassov Miami, FL
& Yulia Bondarenko
Alan & Susan Smith
Dresher, PA
Susan Feinberg
Boca Raton, FL
STEEPLECHASE
Dr. Rodolfo Carrillo
Boca Raton, FL
directory
updates
Balkin, Karen & Mel Minoff
561-270-7315
Bettis, Ruth
& Millard Rubenstein
561-638-3718
Cohen, Illeane E.
& Andy Sauer
Illeane Cell: 973-220-5557
Fixel, Gary & Ronnie Braun
[email protected]
Green, Bob & Brenda
416-483-3393
Greenberg, Sidney & Reggie
561-998-0984
Hochberg, Annette
5851 Waterford
Lipp, Irwin & Susan
Susan Cell: 516-661-4749
Millman, Arthur & Madeline
Arthur Cell: 561-445-1274
Madeline Cell: 201-736-0327
Pomeranz, Alice
5433 Steeplechase
561-998-0484
Sauer, Andy
& Illeane E. Cohen
561-981-3957
Schachter, Larry & Mitzi
561-757-3353
Siegel, Roy & Fay
[email protected]
Stern, Robert & Janine
561-455-4939
Vollinoti, Carlos
& Maren Hotje
5442 Ascot Bend
Yerys, Abbey & Paul
5521 Steeplechase
Message
from Brett
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Season is finally here and we’re delighted to see everyone around
the Club. Thanksgiving this year was attended by an even greater
number of Members and their guests than were here last year.
With the holidays right around the corner, the fun has just begun.
We hope you’re ready to enjoy this season’s full line of events that
we have planned for you, your families and friends.
Please join us for dinner, drinks or a snack in our five dining
venues and see what our new Chef has prepared. Enjoy tropical
breezes and dining at Barefoot Café, on the Upper Terrace and
Chill in the Courtyard — there’s no better way to relax and enjoy
life in South Florida.
Our Social and Cultural Arts calendar is full of events to keep you entertained — there’s something for everyone — Improv Nights, the
Annual Street Fair, the New Year’s Celebration, Little Anthony & the Imperials, Broadway Series, Lecture
Series, Community Performing Arts, Valentine’s Dinner Dance, Jukebox Heroes Live, art workshops, theatre,
trips, tours, Chefs Demo, Shoah, book talks, and our annual Farewell Pool Party.
Golf welcomes you to enjoy 9 & Dine’s, Golf School, Junior Golf Camp, Family Junior Tournaments, Mixed
Couples events, and Demo Days. Tennis is adding a new dimension for spectators with monthly exhibitions. In
addition, they will have ten Men’s and Ladies’ teams competing in Palm Beach County Doubles leagues. The
Girls’ 12 & Under Competition is coming back this year. For the holidays, Tennis is featuring the USTA’s Quick
Start Junior Tennis Programs.
Speaking of the holidays, you won’t want to miss
the great selection of Men’s and Women’s casual,
fitness, Tennis and Golf attire, and accessories
offered in our Tennis and Golf Shoppes. It’s your
one stop-shopping for everyone on your gift list —
you can even purchase gift certificates for lessons,
clinics and services.
“We hope you’re ready to enjoy
this season’s full line of events
that we have planned for you,
your families and friends. ”
We’ll be ringing in the New Year soon and you know what that means – it’s time to set your fitness goals.
Polo has been named one of America’s Healthiest Clubs, and in keeping with this theme, our Spa & Fitness
Center offers many activities to help you meet those goals. Sign up for spinning, dancing, Yoga, Pilates, swim
exercises, TPI training, and personal training. After all that exercise, you’ll want to enjoy a massage or facial —
check out their monthly specials.
On behalf of the management and staff, we wish you all the best for the holidays and a healthy, happy
New Year!
Warmest regards,
Brett Morris,
General Manager / COO
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CONTENTS
AROUND THE CLUB
1
Message from Brett Morris
3-4Member Spotlights
5-6 Community Relations Events
60 Get Involved
62 Card Room Activities
64 VIP Program
POLO SPORTS
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12 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 22 23 24 25 26 The Ultimate Golfer Wish List
Golf Shoppe Spotlight
Upcoming Golf Events
Fall Golf School
Golf News
9 & Dine
Men’s Golf & PGA Junior Challenge Tour
Ladies’ Golf
Girls’ Smash Championships
Upcoming Tennis Events
Labor Day Mixed Doubles
Halloween Mixed Doubles
FAU Women’s Pro Exhibition
Resort & Tennis Shoppe Spotlight
POLO EVENTS
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Rosh Hashanah
Upcoming Cultural Events
Upcoming Social Events
Labor Day BBQ
Veteran’s Day
New Member Meet & Greet
Pizza Il Forno
Street Fair
POLO DINING
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Dining & Dashing
Chef’s Holiday Recipes
SPA & FITNESS
8 Water Polo
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50 Spa Spotlight: New Cosmetics
52 Tai Chi Class
POLO KIDS
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Kids & Family Events
CAC Halloween Party
Halloween Pool Party
Fishing Rodeo
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SPECIAL FEATURES
PAGE
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5 simple steps to
better golf
Explore Simple Ways to Better Golf.
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It’s Better to Serve
than to Receive
In 2016, Give Back to the Sport.
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Finding your
passion at polo
Volunteer Vair, Charity Week and More.
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dining & Dashing
Year-round, Polo’s Culinary Team Works
Hard to Please Each Member.
Creative Director Diane Dragone
Art Director Valerie Sebring
Contributing Writers Michelle Brown, Lesley Marlo
Cover Photography Montana Pritchard
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Member
Spotlight
In Honor of Their Service
BY LESLEY MARLO
Join us in thanking Cookie
Schwartz and Stanley Goldberg
for their service on the Polo
Club’s Board of Governors
BOARD MEMBER
COOKIE SCHWARTZ
“Being an active Member
of the Board of Governors
of the Polo Club means
that you really care,” says
Elaine Abrams. According
to Elaine, this accurately describes Cookie, who, in her words, “has
been an asset to our Club.” Elaine notes that
Cookie has devoted countless hours to make
Polo better, delving deeply into areas of concern regarding Food and Beverage as well as
the Card Rooms. She was instrumental in ensuring that purchasing procedures were being
followed and spent months rewriting the Polo
Club Member Handbook.
“Cookie is tenacious in what she feels is right,”
Elaine says. “[She] has always been an independent thinker and has supported what is
best for Polo.”
Cookie says she ran for the Polo Club Board in
2010 to help impact the direction that the Club
was heading and to be part of the changes that
would raise the community’s image, the Polo
experience, and the home values.
“As I look back on these past five years,” reflects Cookie, “I am proud to acknowledge that
our goals have been met under the new leadership of General Manager, Brett Morris. Brett
sincerely cares about our club, it’s Membership,
and making Polo the best it can be.”
Prior to her election, Cookie heard rumors about
previous boards and the divisiveness among acting Members. During her term, Cookie describes
the Board as a “cohesive group of Members who
truly care, give of their time, and are respectful of
each other regardless of whether we agree or not.”
Cookie shares, “It was a pleasure serving the
Polo Community as a Member of the Board, listening to all your suggestions, and I thank you
all for your confidence in me.”
PRESIDENT AND CEO
STANLEY GOLDBERG
Stanley Goldberg has been an
active part of Polo Club’s leadership since 2009, when he was
Golf Committee Chairperson. In
2011, Stanley joined the Board
of Governors. In 2012, he was Vice President of the
Board before serving as President and CEO from
2013 to 2015.
Doug Green, former President and 2015 Treasurer recalls, “Five years ago, when I was president of the Club, Stanley got elected to his first
year on the Board. I did not know him very well,
but in short order, it became evident to me that
Stanley had profound dedication and commitment to the Members of the Polo Club. Shortly
thereafter, we separated from our then General Manager/COO and needed someone to step
into an interim GM/COO role until we identified
and hired the new GM/COO. When I reached
out to Stanley, there was never a question in
his mind. He willingly accepted the challenges
that lay ahead, ‘holding down the fort’ for eight
months. It was during that time that we opened
the Family Resort Complex and Barefoot Cafe.
Clearly from a staff morale standpoint and a
Member experience standpoint, I can’t remember a better year at Polo thanks to the dedication and commitment that Stanley brought to
the table. The following year, Stanley became
Vice President of the Board and then served as
President for three years. Polo has never been
better. We will be forever grateful!”
Barry Fienstein, Golf Chairperson, has known
Stanley for more than 20 years. They both lived
in New York and Stanley was president of their
country club there. “Stanley has a way about
him,” shares Barry. “He has mastered the art
of bringing people together on issues. He gets
along with both the staff and the Members and
gets them to work together.”
“Stanley is someone you can trust. He listens
to everybody and then makes a decision. And
even if you don’t agree with his decision, you
understand why he made it.”
Barry says he can’t remember ever seeing
Stanley mad. His personality and the way he
handles people has had an enormous impact
on the security, growth, and stature of the Polo
Club in the greater community.
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Member
Spotlight
Passion, Inspiration,
and Humility
BY LESLEY MARLO
Some people are living proof that
it is never too late to follow your
passions. In fact, following a passion
is exactly what has kept longtime
Polo Club resident Ira Rimerman
young. The 77 year old grandfather
of five is a world champion swimmer
who recently represented the US in
Kazan, Russia at the US World Masters Swimming Championships, placing
third and winning bronze medal in the
400-meter freestyle, and medals in the
200-meter freestyle 100-meter butterfly.
While Ira has been swimming his whole life, he
had previously only taken part in competitions
while in high school and college, where he also
lettered for three years. After graduating from
college, he didn’t compete for 50 years through
raising a family and pursuing his career. Then, in
2011 at age 72, when most people are slowing
down, Ira decided to start swimming competitively again.
In the next two years, fueled by his love of the
sport, he won eight over-all US national championships in the butterfly and was named an
All-American both years. In 2014,
he represented the US at the World
Masters Swimming Championships
in Montreal, Canada, taking bronze
medals in the 200-meter butterfly.
IN GOOD COMPANY
Still, despite his impressive accomplishments,
Ira remains humble.
When asked what it’s
like to have achieved
the best recorded times
in the US among his
competitive peers, Ira
replies, “This is age
group swimming,” adding with his wry humor,
“Michael Phelps does not
have a problem with me.”
One of his specialties, the 200-meter butterfly, is considered the most difficult stroke and
most swimmers his age won’t swim it. “So I just
outlast them,” Ira says in his good-natured ease.
“Representing the U.S. was a great experience.
Not a lot of people get to do that.”
A TEAM OF CHAMPIONS
FINA, the International Swimming Federation
and sponsor of the Masters Championships,
is recognized by the International Olympic
Committee (IOC) for administering international competition in five aquatics sports: swimming,
diving, synchronized swimming, water polo and
open water swimming. Rimerman was among
35 Americans in Kazan this year who together
took home 51 gold, silver, and bronze medals.
To what does Ira attribute all of his success?
Obviously, his passion for swimming has kept
him at the top of his game. Quick to share the
credit, Ira says, “I think what has happened is
that I am a really hard worker and good competitor, but I have really good coaching. The
coaching and training is so much better today
than it was in the 50’s.”
Ira Rimerman (far right) with Silver winner from
Canada and Gold winner from Spain, respectively.
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“If five years ago when I started my second
swim career someone told me that I would be
able to compete at this level, I would not have
thought that would be possible.” Yet Ira is a living example that when fueled by passion, you
never know what can be possible until you try.
Community
Relations
Community Relations Events
GIFT CARDS FOR KIDS
VOLUNTEER FAIR
Collecting through December 10th
The Gift Cards for Kids Program benefits
needy children who are clients of Ruth Rales
Family Service Agency. Over the past 9 years,
we have raised over $50,000. Every contribution makes a difference.
Friday January 22nd, 1:00 - 4:30 p.m.
Join us at the Polo Volunteer Fair. Various
community agencies will be present to share
their needs for volunteers. This is your chance
to give back to the community in which we
all live. For further information contact Debby
May at 561-995-8363
JAFCO KIDS AT THE STREET FAIR
VOLUNTEER READERS
FOR PRESCHOOLERS
Sunday, December 27th, 4:00 p.m.
The kids from Jewish Adoption and Family
Care Options (JAFCO) will be treated to an
evening of food, fun and games at The Polo
Club’s Annual Street Fair.
10:30 - 11:00 a.m
Volunteers are needed to read to preschoolers at the Achievement Center in Delray. Our
previous Reading Program was a huge success
and all of the Polo residents who participated
found it very rewarding.
Please sign up in the Administration Office for
the following dates:
December 21st
January 18th
February 15th
March 21st
April 18th
May 16th
June 20th
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Community
Relations
Sharsheret Lecture
T U E S D A Y, N O V E M B E R 1 7 T H
On November 17th, Sharsheret came to the
Polo Club to speak about breast cancer and
it’s genetic link to the Jewish community.
Sharsheret, Hebrew for “chain”, is a national
not-for-profit organization supporting young
women and their families, of all Jewish backgrounds, facing breast cancer. Their mission is
to offer a community of support to women
diagnosed with breast cancer or at increased
genetic risk, by fostering culturally-relevant individualized connections with networks of peers,
health professionals, and related resources.
You can find out more about Sharsheret’s events,
programs and opportunities at sharsheret.org
or by calling 954-416-0087.
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One in 40 Ashkenzi Jews
carries a BRCA gene
mutation, nearly 10 times
the rate of the general
population, making
Jewish families significantly
more susceptible to
hereditary breast cancer
and ovarian cancer.
POLO
SPORTS
living an active lifestyle
Polo
Golf
5
SIMPLE
STEPS
TO BETTER GOLF
BY TOM HAASE
With the key word being “SIMPLE,”
let’s explore some ways to better
golf. Whether your goal is distance,
direction, lower scores or all three, simple
would mean no swing changes or practice.
Now you’ve gotta love that.
1
WARM-UP
Physical preparation for your round of golf sets the tone for your
ability to perform. For starters, make it a habit to show up early
enough to go through a few routines before you hit a ball.
➤ Stretches: Start with some stretches on our True Fitness Stretching Cage
located on the approach to the driving range deck. The signs on the unit will
guide you through the process (5 minutes).
➤ Putt Around the Clock: Roll some long putts first, keeping the body
and head very still. Feel your metronome pace. Remember that this is not
a practice session. Next, stroke a few one footers into the hole with the
same focus on a measured even pace. Hold the club softly (5 minutes).
➤ Chip and Pitch: Now head to the practice green and chip a few balls with
a focus on watching the clubhead hitting into the ball and then cutting the
grass. Relax. Use our PW, 9, 8 or even 7 for this low rolling shot. Next take
out your sand wedge and feel a smooth shoulder and hand motion to hit
down on the ball, so it will go up. Remember there is not room for the club
under the ball so hit down! (5 minutes)
➤ Head to the Range: Let’s do a couple of more stretches at the cage followed by five practices swings. You are now ready to take some full swings
with your favorite club. Finish with the DRIVER and go to the first tee. Keep
in mind that this is not a swing change or practice session (5 minutes).
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GET A GRIP
This step is not about holding the
club properly, but about having grips
that you can hold onto. (In a perfect
world, you have taken enough golf lessons and
hold the club properly). Your only relationship
to the club is the grip. Using old worn, slippery
grips will increase the tension in your hands,
which then transmits to the rest of your body.
Tight muscles don’t make for good golf swings.
Grips come in many sizes to properly fit your
hands. Also, anyone with arthritis should be using
a larger and softer grip. The Pro Shoppe staff
with gladly show you all the options available.
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AIM
Polo golfers have probably heard us
say, “you have to be careful; the ball
might go where you are aiming.” One
tour player said, “99.999% of golfers aim
everywhere but at the target; the rest of
us are out here (on tour).”
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USE THE
RIGHT CLUB
Knowing the distance you hit each
club is key to lower scores. Ever
notice that there are no ball marks on the
back portion of the green? That’s because
most players do not use enough club. Polo
Club’s GPS units will give you the yardage
to assist your club selection. The system will
not, however, take into account a higher elevation of the green, wind in your face or even
humidity. Be realistic. Learn your distances
with GPS and note the additional influences.
For your short approach shots, distance control is about swing feel and tempo. Staff has
provided pitching nets, which will be 25 paces
in front of the range markers. The idea is to
practice running up to or “Nothing but Net.”
Proper aim through a consistent
on-course and on-range, pre-shot
routine creates the shape of your
swing. It is necessary that the body
and mind are heading in the same direction. For starters, the feet and shoulders DO
NOT point at the target—the club face does. If
you aim your body at the target, you are aiming
well to the right for right-handed players (left for
lefties). Inches off line at setup result in many
yards off line, depending on your distance. Picture railroad tracks. Your ball is on one track,
your feet on the other.
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Polo golf pros have placed aim sticks at the
driving range. Set them on the ground about
1 foot apart with an imaginary line drawn to
the center of the flag. Place your club head
in the center and both feet the same distance
from the stick closest to you (parallel). If you
feel as if you are aimed left, you are correctly
lined up to the target (for righties).
FINAL
THOUGHTS
THINK
BALANCE
Hold a totally balanced
finish on every shot for
5 seconds. You will even
putt better if you hold the
finish point of the putter
(breathe).
How simple. You just received the ultimate golf
lesson. Better golf without changing your swing!
P.S. If these tips don’t work,
take a lesson!
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Polo
Golf
The Ultimate Golfer Wish List
BY MICHELLE BROWN
Buying for a golfer? Celebrate the holidays, birthdays and
the New Year with this list of “must-have” presents.
Make it easy this season. If you have an amateur or avid golfer on your list of people to buy for, the
Polo golf staff has searched their hearts for gifts that won’t disappoint. If all else fails, consider a
gift certificate to the Golf Pro Shoppe and let them discover the elegant ease of shopping at Polo.
Below is a wish list according to your golfer.
FOR THE
BOOKWORM:
Author of “Two Good
Rounds,” Elisa Gaudet
studies the impact of
golf on the lives of 33
CEOs. The book delves
into the connection
between golf and
business, with insights
from Tiger Woods,
Donald Trump and
other well-known golfing/business figures.
FOR THE INNOVATOR:
If your golfer likes to be the first to try new
things, stuff their stocking with Cork Tree
Putter Grips. The cork putter grips are a perfect complement to a leather grip, providing
benefits such as removing tension, enhancing
distance control and improving playability,
especially when hands are hot and sweaty.
FOR THE PERFECTIONIST:
It’s raining outside, and your golfer still
wants to practice. With the Momentus Speed
Whoosh trainer club, they can improve their
game from the den. The Whoosh uses a plastic ball to effectively replicate the experience
of actually hitting one. Even if you don’t know
their bag, this trainer is a great addition.
FOR THE TRAVELER:
Not all courses are bright
and sunny like in South
Florida. If your golfer
likes to play courses
that battle wind and
rain, add the Soft
Shell to his or her
wardrobe, and up the
style ratio when they
hit the links.
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THE BEST GOLF GIFT
I EVER RECEIVED
BY TOM HAASE
If you golf, chances are you’ve received a
top-notch gift. Director of Golf for Polo Club
Tom Haase shares his best gift ever:
FOR THE TECHIE:
GPS-based golf distance devices have become wildly popular, and in addition to providing yardage, they offer hole by hole maps
of the courses. Garmin’s Approach S5 Golf
GPS Watch is newest the top of the line golf
watch and it comes pre-loaded with map data
for more than 38,000 golf courses across
the globe and uses course recognition, so it
knows where you are playing as soon as you
arrive. Unlike many other golf GPS devices,
there is nothing you have to download or do
in advance, and no subscription fee. As additional courses are added or revised, updates
are delivered free for the life of the watch, via
computer or smartphone app. Don’t expect to
see your golfer much, as they test out all the
new things this watch can do.
“I’ll never forget the day I was given the gift
of a brand new Titleist golf ball. I was nine
years old and playing golf with an uncle on
an executive length course near Cleveland
called Green Ridge Golf Course. We were
playing along just fine for the first seven
holes, and up to that point, I had not lost a
ball. A good round was one ball from start
to finish. We lived near the course and all
the balls I played with came from the woods
on the other side of the fence. Next, we
faced the biggest challenge of all, the lake
on number 8. The walk from 7 green to 8 tee
was as frightful as the first day of school.
That lake was huge. Lake Erie had nothing
on it, and while I hadn’t seen the ocean yet,
I’m sure it wasn’t in the same league.
“As usual, when I got to the tee I reached
into my bag and pulled out an old beat up
ball, so its eventual fate would be no great
loss. The good old water ball, as we call it.
Before I had a chance to take my driver out
of the bag, my uncle said, in a very commanding voice, ‘What are you doing? Put
that thing away and use this.’
“I couldn’t believe it, but he handed me a
brand new Titleist. Oh man, I was thinking,
now every relative I have in the world is
going to hear about how I dunked this new
ball into the water. While all this was going
through my mind, he interrupted with the
comment, ‘Only a new ball can make it over
that water. The junk you want to use won’t
make it half way.’ So I took the mightiest
swing I had, and to this day I have never
seen a ball in the air that long. Unreal, I finally made it over that lake.
FOR THE GOLFER WHO HAS EVERYTHING:
Book a trip and send them to one of the best
golf tournaments in the U.S. Few things can
compete with a golden view at The Masters,
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro Am, or the
U.S. Open. If you have the means and can
brave the weather, cross the pond to attend
the British Open. Obviously, prices vary wildly,
so plan early for a great gift experience.
Fast forward to a few years ago. I was in the
Cleveland area, and decided to take a nostalgic tour of that course. When
I got to number 8, to my
surprise, the lake was not
much larger than the average dining room table.
But that ball still reigns
as my favorite golf gift.”
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Golf Shoppe
Spotlight
Lisette L
For over a decade Lisette Limoges
has been designing women’s pants
with a purpose: crafting that perfect
fit for all women and all body types.
The goal was to leave no body
behind and she has done just that.
easy care
Lisette L fabric is
delightfully wrinkle-free
and washable.
feel good
Signature stretch
fabrics and builtin tummy tuckers
make you feel and
look your best.
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Golf Shoppe
Spotlight
Bugatchi
design
poineer
Fashion for the man who seeks quality
and comfort while striving to retain and
demonstrate his individuality.
Exclusive fabrics
feature bold
colorations, classic
designs, yarn-dyes,
and prints.
Italian luxury
Materials are hand-selected from the
finest European mills and each piece
is constructed using unparalleled
craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Polo
Golf
Upcoming Golf Events
9 & Dine
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6
(Members and/or Guests)
SUNDAY, JANUARY 24
(Members Only)
3:00 p.m. Shotgun
“Sadie Hawkins”
Mixed Couples
Family/Junior
Tournament
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13
12:30 p.m. Shotgun
MONDAY, DECEMBER 28
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17
2:15 p.m. Shotgun
Swing into
LADIES 18-HOLE
M E M B E R /G U E ST
FASHION
Men’s 18-Hole
Member/Guest
THURSDAY, JANUARY 14
11:00 a.m. Shotgun
Polo Cup
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29
BBQ on Thursday
Elaborate Hors d’oeuvres &
Awards on Friday
Be My Valentine
Mixed Couples
Mixed Couples
Member/Guest
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14
12:30 p.m. Shotgun
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Brunch before Golf
12:45 p.m. Shotgun
Cocktails and Dinner to Follow
Cocktails and Dinner to Follow
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Ladies’ 18-Hole
Member/Guest
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2
11:30 a.m. Shotgun
Member/Member
TUESDAY/THURSDAY, MARCH 1 & 3
8:30 a.m. Shotgun Ladies
FRIDAY/SATURDAY, MARCH 4 & 5
8:30 a.m. Shotgun Men’s
SUNDAY, MARCH 6
8:30 a.m. Shotgun Men’s & Ladies
FALL GOLF SC HOOL
NOVEMBER 13TH-14TH
Left to Right: Denise Gilman and
Jeff Friedman working on the flop shot
Left to Right: Linda and Jon Beerman, Gary Baitel,
Bonnie and Ken Green with Bob Crissy
Left to Right: Seth Francis with Donna Hazan, Susan Kane
and Maddie and David Haver
Left to Right: Sherry Zimet and
Beverly Rhodes
Left to Right: Jesse Wood with Helaine Cohen
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Polo
Golf
The Annual boca cup
Ten of the premier Country Clubs in Boca Raton competed at
the Annual Boca Cup which was held at Addison Reserve CC on
October 22nd. Polo’s team was represented by (pictured left to
right): Tom Freydberg, Chris Bottini, Gary Heldman, Jim Rubin,
Alan Steinbach, Mike Noller, Richard Friedenthal, Owen Miller (Asst.
Pro), Lew Auerhaan and Dan Swett.
GREAT SCORES
AND FEATS
OCTOBER
BIRDIES:
10/26 Hollis Steinbach
Club 12
Chip on for birdie
NOVEMBER
HOLE-IN-ONE:
11/9 Bill Levine, EQ 3
6 Iron from the
white tees
11/9 Richard
Friedenthal
EQ 3, 8 Iron
from the white tees
Ladies’ South Palm Pro-am
The ladies of Polo represented us in the summer interclub league
of South Palm Pro-Am. Our golf professional, Kristina Merkle
tied for 2nd. Pictured left to right: Judy Chernett, Kristina Merkle
(Pro), Libby Goldberg and Marsha Noller.
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BIRDIES:
11-17 Susan Lefferts
EQ 16, from the
red tees
9 & D INE
OCTOBER & NOVEMBER
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ME N’S G OLF
FA L L 2 0 1 5
Left to Right: Myles Behrens, George Soffin
and Norman Genzer
Left to Right: Avrom Brown, Alan Gertz, Richard Litt and Ed Rubzin
Left to Right:
Ed Henig,
Burt Rosenberg,
Michael Geller and
Benson Monastersky
P GA JUN IOR C HA LLENG E TO U R
SEPTEMBER 12-13TH
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LADIES’ G OLF
FA L L 2 0 1 5
Left to Right: Pennie Levin, Andrea
Gertz and Elke Mishkin Green
Left to Right: Cindy Zusel, Trudy Kramer,
Donna Weiss and Benjie Birnbaum
Left to Right: Laurence Ostrow, Fran Steinberg,
Penny Walzer and Gloria Supran
Left to Right: Lindy Levey,
Suzanne Nussbaum, Eileen Feldman
and Cynthia Geller
Left to Right: Lauren Spitz,
Lynn Garson and Pennie Levin
Left to Right: Pamela Cender, Zenda Krasney,
Abby Yerys and Susan Lipp
Left to Right: Roberta Server,
Janette Granet and Gert Novin
Left to Right: Susan Shainhouse, Cheryl Lapin,
Estelle Futterman and Sandra Greenberg
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Polo
Tennis
IT’S BETTER TO SERVE
THAN TO RECEIVE
BY MICHELLE BROWN
In 2016, Make a
Resolution to Give
Back to the Sport.
In January 2015, as in many years prior, the
top New Year’s resolutions were all about fitness, wellness and losing weight. According to
Nielsen.com, an online news service, 37 percent
of U.S. consumers surveyed picked “staying fit
and healthy” as their number one resolution. It
was followed by “lose weight,” “enjoy life to the
fullest” and “spend less, save more.”
At Polo, our Tennis team has devised a list of
2016 resolutions that combine enjoying life,
getting active and giving back. Consider them
your top 3 “can-do” promises of the year, and
they require no dieting and no budgeting. We
simply couldn’t make it easier.
#1 RESOLUTION:
Get involved.
“So many opportunities exist to support tennis,
the sport, and tennis, the culture, at Polo,” said
Jean Mills, Polo’s Director of Tennis. “Even if
you’re not an avid or advanced player, there are
several ways you can show your dedication to a
sport that makes Polo such a great place to live
and play.”
Support Polo and tennis during Charity Week,
March 13-20, 2016. For the first time, Polo
will come together to support a local charity
through a schedule of fun activities and events.
Members can participate in the new 2016 Tennis
Calcutta competition, buy a team in the Calcutta or come out and watch the matches being
played by friends and neighbors. To show love
and good wishes to anyone they choose, Members can purchase a sign for $100 and select
the message for the sign that will be displayed
during Charity Week. The tennis competition
will feature a big cocktail party and an auctioning off of the teams.
Enjoy the courts through cheer or play! In addition to Charity Week, the courts at Polo always
offer an opportunity to get involved. Members
have an open invitation to watch the men’s and
ladies team matches and cheer for their friends,
and of course, joining in the fun is always an
option. Players can compete in doubles, intramurals and monthly events that are designed
to appeal to everyone.
Polo brings international talent close to
home with a calendar of tennis events,
such as the Pro Exhibitions for women,
children and with Polo pros, which began in
November and continue monthly through
the winter and spring. If Members want to
travel to different venues, special matches
will be held in Delray Beach in February and
in Key Biscayne in March.
#2 RESOLUTION:
be prepared.
At Polo, we stress this resolution year-round,
and our staff tries to make it as easy as possible
for you to be prepared for safe, effective play.
In our Tennis & Resort Shoppe, Members can
find proper sun-protective gear and accessories,
several choices for carrying water and beverages
to stay hydrated, as well as the ability to schedule court times online that keep you out of direct
heat. The Chelsea Computerized System enables
Members to put in a standing reservation for
play for up to six months in advance. Members
can confirm their reservation time and court
assignments via the Polo Club TV channel.
#3 RESOLUTION:
increase your
odds of success.
According to PsychologyToday.com, there
are nine steps anyone can take to make their
ability to keep their resolution more successful:
1. Focus on one resolution, rather
than several, and set realistic,
specific goals. Losing weight is not
a specific goal. Losing 10 pounds in
90 days would be.
2. Don’t wait until Dec. 31 to make
resolutions. Make it a daily, yearlong process.
Keep your equipment in top shape with our help.
Racket technology has jumped from wooden
to metal to composite materials, which can be
adjusted to fit the player’s game and physical
stature. Recognizing that players need help
finding that perfect fit, the Tennis & Resort
Shoppe offers stringing and rackets with various high-tech capabilities. And of course, we
have new balls!
3. Take small steps. Many people
quit because the goal is too big
requiring too much effort and
action all at once.
4. Have an accountability buddy,
someone close to you to whom you
have to report.
5. Celebrate your success between
milestones. Don’t wait for the goal
to be finally completed.
6. Focus your thinking on new
behaviors and thought patterns.
You have to create new neural
pathways in your brain to change
habits.
7. Focus on the present. What’s the
one thing you can do today, right
now, towards your goal?
8. Be mindful. Become physically,
emotionally and mentally aware of
your inner state as each external
event happens, moment-bymoment, rather than living in the
past or future.

9. Above all, have fun. If you slip,
laugh and keep going. Happy
New Year from your tennis buddies
at Polo!
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G IR LS’ SMASH C HA M PIONSHI PS
L A B O R D AY 2 0 1 5
upcoming tennis events
Color War Kick Off Season
East Coast Championships
Saturday, December 12th
10:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Lunch to follow 12:30 p.m.
Monday, February 8th - Friday, February 12th
12:00 noon – 5:00 p.m. Daily, Singles Only
Divisions: Men’s 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85
Family Fun Day
Sweetheart Mixed Doubles
Monday, December 21st 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday, February 16th 3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Saturday, February 13th
11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Tennis
Lunch at 11:45 a.m.
Polo Club Mixed Doubles
Championships
Saturday, January 9th - Sunday, January 10th
10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Tennis
Lunch Saturday at 12:45 p.m.
Sadie Hawkins Mixed Doubles
Saturday, January 23rd
11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Tennis
Lunch at 12:45pm
ATP International Tennis
Championships
Thursday, February 18th
Dinner on Atlantic Avenue/Tennis
5:30 - 11:00 p.m.
L ABOR DAY M IXED D OUBLES
SEPTEMBER 7TH
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HALLOW E E N M IXED D OUBLES
OCTOBER 31ST
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FAU WOMEN’S PRO EXHIBITI O N
NOVEMBER 15TH
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Resort & Tennis Shoppe
Spotlight
Jamie
Sadock
practical
and posh
Clothing can easily
transition from a day
at the courts to a
night on the town.
Jamie has been spearheading
design for men and women
who want to combine their
love of sports and fashion.
Her collection epitomizes
quality and innovation with
her line of avant-garde and
performance resort sportwear.
Corrosion of
Conformity
Jamie’s futuristic concepts
using art, unusual colors and
silhouettes, and impeccable
combinations break through
traditional parameters.
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The latest
collections
feature exclusive
performance
fabrics.
max-Fusion
Max-Fusion is a
three-in-one fabric
that’s anti-odor,
anti-bacterial and
moisture wicking
cool-tron
Jamie has engineered
a featherweight
climate-control fabric
that’s wrinkle free
micro elite
Micro Elite is one of
Jamie’s exclusive fabrics
loved for it’s incredibly
plush, buttery handfeel
and features a nonwrinkle “pack and play”
ability for travelers
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FINDING YOUR
PASSI
N
AT POLO
BY MICHELLE BROWN
2016 promises to be a year of new
relationships, new connections and
new beginnings, as Polo introduces
new events that tie it even closer
to the surrounding Boca Raton and
Palm Beach County communities.
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Volunteer Fair
JARC Check Presentation
Ready to Volunteer?
FIND YOUR PLACE AT THE FAIR
On January 22, Polo’s Clubhouse will transform
into an avenue of booths and stations filled with
people and information about how Members
can volunteer. The Volunteer Fair will be held
from 1-4:30 p.m. and all Members are encouraged to explore their options for giving back to
the community.
“We hope to have between 25-30 organizations
out to the Polo Club, bringing information about
their various agencies to give Polo residents
some ideas and information about volunteer
opportunities,” said Community Relations
Chairman Nathan Miller. “We have a great mix
of agencies confirmed to participate, so far.
They address the needs of adults,
children, the disabled, the emotionally ill, forgotten soldiers
and animal rescue.”
Miller volunteers with Ruth and
Norman Rales Jewish Family
Services (ralesjfs.org) and gets
a great deal of personal satisfaction from helping Holocaust survivors complete claims for restitution and
compensation programs.
“I’ve been working with Ruth Rales and
Holocaust survivors for the past 14 years.
Many survivors are isolated and don’t
have children living in Florida. They look
forward to my visit. It’s social contact,”
he said. “Many people at Polo have time to give
back to the community, and the Fair will be a
way to encourage their interest. So many agencies that we don’t know about need volunteers.
The hospitals have lots of volunteers, but the
smaller agencies have great needs as well.”
To learn more about the Volunteer Fair or to
get involved, contact Event Chairperson Debbie
May at 561-995-8363 or 516-782-1838.
POLO GIVES TO JARC WITH HIGH HOLIDAY
The season of giving kicked off in September
with the introduction of Polo’s first High Holiday program.
“The holiday period provides us with
an opportunity to memorialize our
friends and loved ones with a gift of
charity in a ‘Book of Remembrance’,”
said Jill Fogelman, the Board Liaison.
“In our first year, our book listed
421 names and raised $7,578.”
Polo donated the money
to JARC, the Jewish
Association for Residential Care. Located
in Boca Raton, JARC provides residential
facilities, case management and vocational
training to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Residents of JARC work
and contribute to the community, and Polo is
proud to support them.
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Get involved
in charity week.
During the week of March 13, 2016, the Polo
Club will host its first “Polo Gives Back” a
weeklong, club-wide charity event. The
new outreach effort was developed to give
the Members of Polo more opportunity to
“make a difference and provide financial
support to not-for-profit, non-denominational, 501 (c) 3, charities close to home,”
said Event Co-chair Libby Goldberg.
“A weeklong array of activities, sponsorships and raffles are planned with the goal
of giving Polo an even greater opportunity
to work together and to have a significant positive impact in our community,”
said Board Liason Jill Fogelman.
POLO WILL SUPPORT FAMILIES
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
Two charities have been selected as beneficiaries of the inaugural “Polo Gives
Back” Week – AVDA, Inc. (Aid to Victims
of Domestic Abuse) and The Forgotten
Soldier Outreach. Proceeds of all participation will go to support the work of these
two organizations.
AVDA, a Delray based charity that will celebrate its 30th year of helping the community in 2016, operates 24 hour/365 days
a year. It offers a safe place to victims
of domestic violence and their children.
Residents are provided food, clothing,
safety planning and assistance in achieving
self–sufficiency. Learn more about AVDA’s
mission at www.avdaonline.org.
Forgotten Soldiers Outreach is a grass roots
non-profit organization that supports our
deployed service men and women and their
families serving in the United States Military
with care packages, letters of encouragement
and returning Veterans assistance. They work
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POLO GIVES BACK
CHARITY WEEK
to increase awareness of the need to support
our service men and women. In addition, they
offer help to returning Palm Beach County
veterans by offering guidance on medical
care, housing, job referrals and assistance
in navigating the veteran’s resources. Forgotten Soldiers Outreach reaches over 900
soldiers each month. Learn more about
Forgotten Soldiers Outreach’s mission at
www.forgottensoldiers.org.
WHAT’S HAPPENING AT POLO DURING
CHARITY WEEK
Golf is in full support by offering individual
programs for women and men. An all-inclusive
Ladies’ Golf Day will feature a tournament
open to both 9- and 18-holers, an All-Club
luncheon, and a Bloomingdales-hosted fashion show. For the men, plans are in the works
for Polo’s First “Pro-Am” tournament with a
cocktail party to follow.
Tennis is hosting a Calcutta for men and
woman. A cocktail party will set the stage
for a Jean Mills hosted auction, where
Members will be given the opportunity
to bid on participating teams comprised
of their friends and neighbors. Prizes are
awarded to the “owners” of the winning
teams and the winners themselves.
Spa & Fitness will host our traditional
Polo Charity Walk. It will be a festive occasion when Polo T-shirts and banners flood
Champion Blvd. Don’t miss it!
The Dog Parade
Polo will “go to the dogs” with our first Pet
Parade. Bring your furry family Members and
beloved barkers of all shapes and sizes to
the red carpet for a day of parades, contests
and prizes.
And in the planning…
A special billiard event, themed play-offs
in the Card Rooms, Pickle Ball, a Finale
Barbecue and so much more!
Members are needed to assist in the event
planning, raffles and sponsorship or to just
jump in and enjoy the week. This collaborative week will be the first of many opportunities for “Polo To Give Back.”
To learn more and get involved,
contact Kathy Kelly at 561-995-1134
or [email protected]
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Holiday Gifts
that Give Back.
Giving back doesn’t have to be a challenge. Local nonprofits
and charities have wonderful gift-giving options that have the
added bonus of contributing to their programs and operations.
So shopping for the decorator, art lover or writer on your list
allows you to simultaneously give back to missions that make
Palm Beach County a supportive, culturally rich community.
Here are a just a few options for Gifts That Give Back.
FOR THE INTERIOR DECORATOR:
Custom Mosaics
Give a one-of-a-kind, custom mosaic designs, created by
adults with developmental disabilities, through the Art d’Arc
program at The Arc of Palm Beach County. One hundred
percent of the proceeds support the Art d’Arc program in
the form of a commission check for the artisan. Proceeds
also support operating the agency program that showcases The Arc’s clients’ talents through art, while learning
valuable business skills. More artwork can be viewed at the
Dr. Seuss Traveling Art Collection event, January 17-February 14, 2016, at The Gardens Mall and during ArtiGras at
Abacoa in North Palm Beach from February 14-16, 2016.
www.arcpbc.org
PRICE: Ranges from $20 - $130
HOW TO PURCHASE: Call 561-842-3213 and ask for Michael
Erven, Director of Career Transition & Artisan.
FOR THE WRITER:
Cultural Postcards
The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum displayed artwork created by the campers of its Youth Empowerment program in
a special exhibit held during the summer. The same artwork
was used to create postcards that benefit the museum,
which celebrates the cultural diversity of South Florida and
Delray Beach. One hundred percent of the proceeds benefit
the programs and events organized by the Spady Museum.
www.spadymuseum.com
PRICE: Postcards sell $1 for one; $10 for eight.
HOW TO PURCHASE: Call 561-279-8883.
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FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT-SEEKER:
Dreyfoos School of the
Arts Tickets
Give the gift of entertainment this holiday season
and support local arts education at the same time
by supporting Dreyfoos School of the Arts, celebrating its 25th year educating students in the
arts. Students at the Dreyfoos School of the Arts in
downtown West Palm Beach present outstanding
performances in dance, theater, choral and instrumental music and visual art exhibitions from September through May. For a schedule of performances and special events, visit www.soafi.org and
click on Upcoming Events.
PRICE: Ticket prices are generally $20 and under.
HOW TO PURCHASE: Available online at www.soafi.org. Select the event you wish to attend.
Click on Seat Yourself to purchase tickets. Or call the Box Office at 561-802-6052.
FOR THE FASHIONISTA:
Evelyn & Arthur Pashminas
Evelyn & Arthur will sell its luxurious blue pashminas
for $28 with 100 percent of the sales benefiting the
Palm Beach Habilitation Center during the month of
December. For more than half a century, PBHC has
been providing services to adults with developmental, emotional and physical disabilities, so that they
could achieve their greatest level of independence.
More than 700 men and women receive job training,
employment opportunities, residential services, recreational experiences and retirement services.
PRICE: $28
HOW TO PURCHASE: Available in stores and
online at evelynandarthur.com.
FOR THE TRAVELER:
Membership to Morikami
Museum and Japanese Gardens
Travel to Japan with a gift membership to the nearby
Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens. Proceeds
from all membership levels directly benefit the museum’s operations, which include 16 acres of sprawling
historic gardens, a world-class bonsai display, captivating exhibits that feature art and
artifacts from its 7,000+ piece permanent
collection, signature cuisine and a distinctive Museum
Store. Morikami fulfills its mission to provide authentic Japanese cultural experiences that entertain,
educate and inspire with unique year-round educational programming, festivals and special events.
PRICE: Memberships start as low as $60
HOW TO PURCHASE: Available online at
morikami.org/join or by calling 561-495-0233.
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ROSH HASHANAH
SEPTEMBER 13TH-14TH
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POLO
EVENTS
happenings around the club
Upcoming Cultural Events
LECTURE SERIES
ADDITION
Fiona Hill
Tuesday, March 29, 2016, 7:30 – 9:00 p.m.
$125 per person, Series Purchase only
Sign up at Club Administration.
› Dr. Fiona Hill is Director of the
Center on the United States and
Europe, and senior fellow in the
Foreign Policy program at the
Brookings Institution. She is also
co-author of Mr. Putin: Operative in
the Kremlin (Brookings Institution
Press, 2015). From 2006-2009, Hill
served as the National Intelligence
Officer for Russia and Eurasia at
The National Intelligence Council.
BUS TRIPS
Degas to Van Gogh: Impressionism
at the Norton Museum
Thursday, March 10th, 9:30 a.m.
(Bus Departs at 9:30 a.m. Sharp.)
$75 per person, includes ticket and transportation
Lunch is included at the Museum.
Sign-up begins February 11th.
› With extraordinary paintings by Edgar Degas and
Vincent van Gogh on view this season, this tour explores
Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works. In addition,
Members will see and discuss works in the Norton collection
by Camille Pissarro, Paul Cezanne and Edouard Vuillard, as
well as Americans Childe Hassam and Maurice Prendergast.
Winter Park, FL
Details on this exciting new trip coming soon!
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Van Gogh’s “The Poplars at Saint-Rémy”
HIGHTLIGHTS FOR 2015-2016
POLO LUNCH
& LEARN
Susan Jane Gilman
Monday, February 29th, 10:00 a.m.
in The Laurels
$49 per person, Guests Welcome
Sign-up begins on January 26th.
› Leap into Polo Lunch & Learn featuring
Susan Jane Gilman, the best selling author
of four books. Her latest, the novel, “The Ice
Cream Queen of Orchard Street,” has been
named a 2014 National Jewish Book Award
Finalist and a Target Book Club Pick for July
2015. Before that, “Undress Me in the Temple
of Heaven,” her memoir about a disastrous
trek through China, was named one of the
“100 Best books of 2009” by Amazon, a “Best
Nonfiction Book of 2009” by Barnes & Noble,
and an Oprah Book Club recommendation.
Gilman has appeared twice on “The Today
Show” among other programs and has been
a commentator for National Public Radio’s
“All Things Considered.” She recently delivered her first TED talk at TEDxZurich Women.
During lunch, experience informal
modeling of the latest trends in
clothing and accessories from
Neiman Marcus. Do Not Miss
This Exciting Event!
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Upcoming Social Events
LITTLE ANTHONY
& THE IMPERIALS
Saturday, January 23rd, 8:00 p.m. in The Laurels
Registration opens December 11th.
DRESS CODE: Resort Casual
› Around since the 1950s, this group has graced the music
world with their fantastically executed harmonies, well
written songs and electric charisma that just makes
everyone want to get up and dance! Dessert and coffee
will be available in Traditions following the show.
THAT’S AMORE
DINNER DANCE
Saturday, February 13th, in The Laurels
Cocktails: 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Dinner & Dancing: 8:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
Reservations open January 2nd.
DRESS CODE: Cocktail Attire
ENTERTAINMENT: The Clique
› Romance and love fill the air as you get swept away
by the aromas of Italy. Tour the country as you enjoy
the ambiance of the night and taste delightful Italian
cuisine. Dance among the vineyards and fall in love
all over again, because “That’s Amore”.
IMPROV NIGHT WITH
BOBBY COLLINS
Friday, February 26th, 8:00 p.m. in The Laurels
Registration begins January 15th.
DRESS CODE: Resort Casual
› Hold on to Your Seat Folks!Bobby shares
clean comedy & the wisdom he’s b
een sharing
with friends and family for years. S
o join him when
he shares his mind, beliefs, f amily and career as he
leads you on a wild ride t hat will truly entertain
you. Dessert and coffee will be available in
Traditions following the show.
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LABOR DAY BBQ
SEPTEMBER 7TH
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VETERAN’S DAY
NOVEMBER 11TH
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NEW MEMBER MEET & GREET
OCTOBER & NOVEMBER
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PIZZA IL FORNO
NOVEMBER 5TH
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POLO
DINING
delighting the senses
Polo
Dining
Dining & Dashing
BY LESLEY MARLO
The holidays are coming and it’s your turn
to host the dinner party. You have hundreds
of RSVPs and can expect at least as many
unannounced drop-ins. You will be expected to
serve multiple courses, all made from scratch,
of course, and everyone will want different
entrees. You will also need to accommodate
dozens of unique dietary needs and perferences and do it all with a smile.
Impossible, right? Not only is it possible, it’s a
daily reality in Polo Club’s Food and Beverage
department — multiple times per day.
Photos by Montana Pritchard
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“CONTROLLED CHAOS”
Year-round, Polo’s Food and Beverage
department is one of the busiest areas in
the Club. Come winter, with seasonal residents on property and families visiting
for the holidays, kitchen activities heat up
even more with the culinary staff on full
steam ahead and Chef Edward Leonard,
CMC at the helm.
“It’s controlled chaos,” says Leonard.
New Year, New Tastes
What’s new for 2016? Chef Leonard hints at new
menu items at Steeplechase that will reflect Italian
and Mediterranean flavors, a new dessert concept
for Bistro, and special themed buffets to provide
new experiences that will delight Members.
From an outsider’s perspective, Polo’s
kitchen operations look more like a
perfectly orchestrated symphony than
chaos. With over 90% of items made in
house, including 95% of all breads, pastries, cookies, and gelatos, weekly meetings are held to organize the massive
production involved in serving thousands
of meals per day, seven days a week.
Twelve menus, including five that change
every six to eight weeks, feature more than
240 items available at once, not including banquet and buffet. Chef Leonard
estimates that over 490,000 meals are
served per year, totaling 1.2 million pounds
of food, and over 12,000 dishes, glasses,
and silverware are washed daily.
IT TAKES A VILLAGE
This season’s culinary team includes
more than 65 chefs and cooks, plus 25
stewards working in seven kitchens and a
full pastry shop. This team prepares and
cooks for five full service restaurants, a
banquet and event room that seats up
to 650 guests, the Traditions Lounge
for food and drink, Chill, and the Upper
Terrace for barbeque and grill events.
“Our goal is quality, consistency, and flavorful food presented in an eye appealing
manner and timely fashion for all of our
Members and their guests,” says Chef.
“The whole culinary team enjoys what we
do, and we work our hardest every day to
please each Member and make the Club
special for them. We do not always hit
the mark, but know that we are working
hard every day to do so.”
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Polo
Dining
Trends asked Chef Leonard to share some
favorite holiday recipes Members can try at home.
Here are two crowd pleasers. Bon Appétit!
Chef’s Pecan Pumpkin Cheesecake
Ingredients:
1 3/4 cups shortbread or vanilla wafer crumbs
5 teaspoons butter, melted
1/4 cup chopped pecans
24 ounces cream cheese
1 1/4 cups light packed brown sugar
16 ounces quality canned pumpkin
2 eggs
2/3 cup evaporated milk
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice (recipe below)
1/2 cup pecan pieces
1/4 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 cup corn syrup
2 tablespoons butter
1/4 teaspoon vanilla or pecan extract
1 egg beaten
> Mix crumbs and 4 tsp. melted butter, press
into and up side 1 in of 9 inch spring form.
Sprinkle with pecans. Bake at 350ºF 6-8 minutes. Do not allow to brown. Reserve.
PUMPKIN PIE SPICE
Ingredients:
4 tablespoons ground cinnamon
4 teaspoons ground nutmeg
4 teaspoons ground ginger
3 teaspoons ground allspice
1/2 teaspoon ground clove
Pinch of vanilla powder
Beat cream cheese and brown sugar until creamy.
Add pumpkin, eggs, milk, cornstarch and cinnamon
and beat well. Pour into crust, bake in a water bath at
325ºF for 55/65 minutes or until edges are set.
Warm spices in a pan slowly. Sift together.
Combine pecans, extract, 1/4 cup brown sugar, butter,
syrup in a pan, bring to boil, temper the egg and then
top on the cheese cake. Bake at 350ºF for 6-9 minutes.
White Fish Salad
Mix the following ingredients:
2 lb. whole or filleted smoked whitefish
1/3 cup mayonnaise
1/3 cup sour cream
1/2 cup minced celery stalks (Peel Celery before dicing)
2 tablespoons fresh minced dill
2 tablespoons fresh minced chives
Kosher Salt and pepper to taste
Freshly squeezed lemon juice to taste (1-2 lemons)
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SPA &
FITNESS
Exploring Health and Beauty
Water Polo
The Polo Club Pool
Welcomes Members
with Activities for All
BY LESLEY MARLO
There is good reason the masses flock to
South Florida this time of year! As our neighbors to the north scrape ice and shovel snow,
winter fun in the sun on the Gold Coast is
just heating up!
This year, The Polo Club offers more poolside
games and activities than ever before. Most
activities are free and promise a great time
for all ages. So, grab the kids and grandkids,
suit up, and slather on the sunscreen. Your
winter is about to get brighter!
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“Anyone can join in the
fun. I have one Member
who always kicks off the
family fun day games
by being one of the
participants when we
play the YES/NO
Game. He knows his
granddaughters love it!”
NINA SALOMON,
HEAD LIFEGUARD
SPECIAL POOL DATES
Fun Family Activities and Prizes
Scheduled from 12:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Fun Under the Sun
Sunday, December 6th
Everyone will have a splashing
good time!
Family Fun Day
Friday, December 25th
Pool Games for all ages!
Splashing in the New Year 2016
Saturday, January 2nd, 2016
Keep partying poolside!
Reggae Sunday
Sunday, January 17th, 2016
Warm up and chill out!
Presidents’ Day
Monday, February 15th, 2016
Pool Games for all ages!
Salt Life
For Members and their families who are looking
to “sea more,” Nina has put together a four-hour
beach basics program that introduces participants
to activities, safety, and marine life right here at
the Polo Club pool.
Beach 101
SNORKELING, PADDLE BOARDING & SURFING
Taught by professional instructors from Nomad Surf
Shop and Boardriders Unlimited, BEACH 101 provides an introduction to water sports, including
instruction in Snorkel Safety, Snorkeling, Paddle
Boarding, and Surfing. A guest speaker from Sea
to Shore Alliance will also be onsite to discuss
North Atlantic right whales, manatees, and other
Florida marine wildlife, as well as ocean conservation and how we can help our oceans.
$60 per Participant
Ages 7 and up (Must be able to swim 15 yards and
tread water for 15 seconds)
Snacks, fruit cups and beverages will be provided.
SESSION I: Saturday, February 20th, 2016
7:30 – 11:30 a.m.
“Nina has been
instrumental in the
implementation of all
the children’s activities
and programs as our
newly appointed
Head Lifeguard,”
LISA KYTE,
DIRECTOR OF SPA & FITNESS
SESSION II: Saturday, March 19th, 2016
7:30 – 11:30 a.m.
To register for Beach 101, call 995-1250 and ask for
Nina Salomon or email her at [email protected].
Spa
Spotlight
New and exciting cosmetics have arrived!
Stop by the Spa to find your perfect
colors & shades.
Gabriel Cosmetics
Drawing from his grandmother’s homeopathic practices and teachings, Gabriel De Santino,
CEO and Founder of Gabriel Cosmetics, Inc. always believed that the sea embodies special
healing and revitalizing properties. As a young child, Gabriel frequented his grandmother’s
home near the coast of Mexico where he learned the significance of seaweed and kelp. As
his curiosity heightened and his passion for healthy living and natural beauty developed,
he knew it was his calling to bring these special properties to the forefront and become an
advocate for all natural and organic beauty products.
Certified Cruelty-Free
by the Coalition for
Consumer Information
on Cosmetics’ Leaping
Bunny Program.
Certified Gluten-Free
100% natural, pressed
mineral cosmetics
NPA Certified Natural
100% natural ingredients with no harsh
ingredients, or artificial preservatives,
fragrances or colors.
100% Vegan
All natural ingredients
and are free of parabens and phthalates.
LIght, water-based
Concealer
everything eyes
A full selection of mascara, eye
shadow, eyeliner and primer.
Dual Powder
Foundation
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Spa
Spotlight
luxurious
lips
This long lasting
formula is enriched
with nourishing
ingredients for all
day hydration.
lip primer
To prevent fading or
feathering, start with
a primer and liner.
Multi Pot
For modern woman on the go,
Gabriel created a three-in-one
product for eyes, lips and cheeks.
TimeSeal Concealer
The “makeup meets skincare” brand is formulated to specifically target and correct
unwanted flaws from an inside-out approach, including dark circles, uneven skin
tone, redness, and other minor skin issues. TimeSeal takes the holistic approach
to combining beauty, science and wellness, creating products that allows aging
skin to look youthful, glowing and visibly smooth.
long-lasting
smooth
Color and anti-aging blends rich in antioxidants
treat and correct while delivering incredible
staying power all day long.
Say good-bye to the
thick, heavy concealers
that settle in fine lines!
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Spa
& Fitness
Achieve a
stat e o f
r e l a x at i o n
of both body
and mind.
Tai Chi
Tai-Chi has a surging recognition partly due to
the many research and studies that have been
accumulated over the past years. Most of them
proved the benefits of Tai Chi to patients with
chronic diseases. Regardless of age & physical
ability, anyone can benefit spiritually & physically from Tai-Chi!
BENEFITS INCLUDE:
+ Improved balance
+ Increase in memory & focus
+ Strengthening of bone & muscle
+ Improved flexibility
+ Decrease pain from arthritis & neuralgia
The Polo Club is excited to bring Jennifer W. Yu,
a sixth generation Disciple of China’s Yang Family
Tai-Chi with over 28 years of experience in Wellness
and Fitness. The Yang Family Tai-Chi is a series of
movements that uses a slow, smooth body flow to
achieve a state of relaxation of both body and mind.
If you’d like to experience the benefits, please join
Jennifer W. Yu in this very worthwhile class!
Wednesdays
Fitness Studio One 4:30 p.m.
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POLO
KIDS
nuturing our youth
Kids & Families Events
GOLF
Junior Golf Camp
Club Course, $20/day
Sunday, December 20th - January 2nd
(Except 12/25, 1/1)
8:45 a.m. Ages 5-7, 10:45 a.m.
Ages 8-17
February 14th - 20th 9:00 a.m.
Ages 5-17
Family/Junior Golf Tournament
Juniors: Ages 5-17, $13/person
Monday, December 28th 2:15 p.m.
Wednesday, February 17th 2:15 p.m.
TENNIS
Tennis Junior Camp $25/day
Saturday, December 19th - January 2nd
8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Intermediate
1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Beginner
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Intermediate/Advanced
Sunday, February 14th - 20th
1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Beginner
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Intermediate/Advanced
Tennis Family Fun Day
Monday, December 21st
3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday, February 16th
3:00 - 4:00 p.m.
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DECEMBER - FEBRUARY
FITNESS
Kids Zumba
Fitness Studio One, Ages 6-12, $10
Monday, December 21st Call for Time
Tuesday, February 16th 1:00 - 1:45 p.m.
Ga-ga Ball
Fitness Sport Court, Ages 6-12, $10
Tuesday, December 22nd 2:00 - 2:45 p.m.
Wednesday, February 17th 3:00 - 3:45 p.m.
Cheer-nastics
Fitness Studio One, Ages 6-12, $10
Wednesday, December 23rd 2:00 - 2:45 p.m.
Friday, February 19th 2:00 - 2:45 p.m.
Fitness Obstacle Course
Fitness Studio One, Ages 6-12, $10
Thursday, December 24th 2:00 - 2:45 p.m.
Thursday, February 18th 1:00 - 1:45 p.m.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Dinner & A Kids Movie
Street Fair
Italian Night
Arcade Night
The Laurels, $36 Adults/$18 Kids
Wednesday, December 23rd 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
The Laurels, Steeplechase & American Bistro
$38 Adults/$19 Kids
Thursday, December 24th 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Christmas Day Brunch
The Laurels, Friday, $42 Adults/$21 Kids
Friday, December 25th 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Fishing Rodeo
Lake Behind the Pool
Saturday, December 26th 12:00 p.m.
Family Dance Fever
The Laurels, $36 Adults/$18 Kids
Saturday, December 26th 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Club Parking Lot, $48 Adults/$32 Kids
Sunday, December 27th 4:00 - 9:00 p.m.
The Laurels, $36 Adults/$18 Kids
Monday, December 28th 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Pizza Pasta Bingo
The Laurels, $36 Adults/$18 Kids
Tuesday, December 29th 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
New Year’s Eve Dinner
The Laurels , $185/person
Thursday, December 31st 8:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
New Year’s Day Brunch
Steeplechase, $18.95/person
Friday, January 1st 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
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Kids & Families Events
CHILDREN’S
ACTIVITY CENTER
Monday..............................................................28
DECEMBER
Tuesday............................................................. 29
Monday.............................................................. 21
Silly Painting T-Shirt
6:00 -7:00 p.m, Game Room
Ages 9+, $12
Mermaids/Pirates
1:00 - 3:00 p.m., Bamboo Room Ages 4-9, $39
Wednesday...................................................... 30
Science Made Fun
2:00 - 3:30 p.m., Bamboo Room
Ages 4-9, $39
Thursday............................................................ 31
Ping Pong Tournament
2:30 - 4:30 p.m, CAC Game Room
Tuesday..............................................................22
Basketball Camp
2:00 - 4:00 p.m., CAC Sport Court, Ages 7-12, $23
Thursday........................................................... 24
Cake Decorating
1:00 - 3:00 p.m., Bamboo Room, Ages 4-10, $39
Saturday........................................................... 26
Fairies & Wizards
1:00 - 3:00 p.m., Bamboo Room, Ages 4-7, $39
Wild Water Games
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., CAC Sport Court
Ages 7-13, $27
Monday..............................................................28
Divas & Rock Stars
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Bamboo Room, Ages 5-10, $39
Friday................................................................... 1
Crazy Games: Bounce, Giant Bubble
and more
1:00 - 3:00 p.m., CAC Sport Court
Ages 6-12, $35
JANUARY
Saturday..............................................................2
Movie Night
7:00 - 8:30 p.m., Game Room, All Ages
Sunday.................................................................3
Spa Party
Session I: 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Session II: 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Bamboo Room, Ages 5-10, $49
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Bingo & Prizes
3:00 - 4:00 p.m., Game Room, Ages 9+
DECEMBER - FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY
Saturday............................................................ 13
Craft of the Day:
Valentine Poem Sign
Ages 3-8, CAC
Sunday............................................................... 14
Valentine’s Art &
DIY Wood Frame
Ages 3-8, CAC
Monday.............................................................. 15
Wednesday....................................................... 17
Special Craft: DYO Ceramic
Frog Planter
9:00 - 10 a.m., CAC, Ages 6-8
Craft of the Day: Inchworm
CAC, Ages 3-8
Wednesday....................................................... 17
Art Fun: Pottery
1:00 - 2:00 p.m., Game Room, Ages 9-14
Thursday............................................................ 18
Craft of the Day: Heart Sand Art
Bottle Bingo & Prizes CAC, Ages 3-8
Basketball Camp
2:00 - 4:00 p.m., CAC Sport Court, Ages 7-12, $23
Friday................................................................. 19
Craft of the Day: Wild Wonders
Animal Glasses CAC, Ages 3-8
Family Bingo
Carnival Games
1:00 - 2:00 p.m, Game Room
1:00 - 2:00 p.m., CAC Sport Court
Ages 6-13, $28
Craft of the Day: Silly Finger Painting
3:00 - 4:00 p.m., CAC, Ages 3-8
Bingo & Prizes
Ages 9+, Game Room
Tuesday.............................................................. 16
Saturday........................................................... 20
Special Craft: DIY Ceramic
Piggy Bank
Craft of the Day: DYO Cardboard
Box Assortment CAC
9:00 - 10:00 a.m., CAC, Ages 3-5
Craft of the Day: Patriotic Eagle
Ages 3-8, CAC
Basketball Camp
2:00 - 4:00 p.m., CAC Sport Court, Ages 7-12, $23
Sunday............................................................... 21
Craft of the Day: Jewel Bracelet
Ages 3-8, CAC
Minute To Win It Games
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., Game Room, Ages 9+
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OCTOBER 24TH
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T EENIE WEENIE
H A LLOW EENIE POOL PA RT Y
OCTOBER 25TH
YES/NO
GAME
MUMMY IN THE MIDDLE
PUMPKIN RELAY RACE
GUESS
THE
CANDY
PRIZES!
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Get INVOLVED!
Looking to have a little fun? Want to try something new? Here are some ideas, along
with contact information that you might find helpful. Please call the numbers listed
to find out what other activities we have at The Polo Club or check the flyer boxes in
the Administration hallway.
READY TO WORK OUT?
We have plenty of fitness classes available and a
wonderful gym with the latest equipment. We
also have 25 fitness trainers on staff who can
create a custom workout for you.
Fitness Center 561-995-1244
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TENNIS ANYONE?
We offer private and group lessons for players
of all levels, including a junior tennis program
for the kids!
Tennis & Resort Shoppe 561-995-1260
DO YOU LIKE TO HELP OTHERS?
We have a Community Relations Committee that
loves to help out in the area. There are plenty
of opportunities for everyone to participate,
regardless of how much time you can contribute.
Nate Miller 561-998-7692
[email protected]
HOW ABOUT GOLF?
It’s never too late to learn how to play. Our professional golf staff can help you get started or
sharpen and improve your existing skills. There
is also a junior program for the kids!
The Golf Shoppe 561-995-1150
JOIN SOME FELLOW BOOKWORMS!
You don’t have to watch Oprah reruns to get
good insight and analyses on great reads. Joining the Polo Book Club is a great way to meet
others who share your interests.
Bobbie Devin 561-241-6549
WHAT CAN KIDS DO?
We have a wet play area, a kiddie pool, and
a variety of fun activities in the Children’s
Activity Center and Sport’s Court. We also
have a Teen Center equipped with many different video games.
Children’s Activity Center 561-995-1100
DO YOU LIKE TO BRAINSTORM
& PARTICIPATE IN MEANINGFUL
DISCUSSIONS?
We have a Polo Discussion Group designed to
keep you stimulated and sharp on topics of
your choice.
Dolores Plaxen 561-367-3588
FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION
Remember to check out our internal TV stations:
Channels 63 and 95
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CARDS & GAMES MIGHT BE FUN!
Bridge, Canasta, Mah Jongg, Gin, Poker, Chess,
Pan, Pinochle, and Scrabble… we have it all! We
also offer lessons to help get you started. And if
you already know how to play, we can help you
get into a game.
Card Room Manager 561-912-1025
LIKE TO REEL THEM IN?
Consider joining the Fishing Club. Meet up
with other fishing enthusiasts to share tips
and techniques. You’ll also enjoy the annual
Fishing Rodeo!
Harve Stein 561-241-7716
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BILLIARDS ANYONE?
The league starts it’s regular organized
league play on Tuesday nights starting in
October. All skill levels are welcome. Learn
how to play or advance your skills in a
free clinic every Thursday from 3:00 p.m. to
4:00 p.m., starting in October.
Richie Isaacson 781-254-5194
Irwin Klar 561-573-2288
Jerry Dwosh 561-997-2399
16TH ANNUAL
FISHING
Rodeo
Catch The Big
SATURDAY
DECEMBER
TH
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Registration: 12:00 noon
Competition Fishing:
1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
One!
This event is open to Members’ children and
grandchildren. Participants must be between
the ages of 4 and 16.
Cane poles with hook, line, and bobber will be supplied.
(Participants can use their own poles, tackle, and bait.)
Hot dogs, soft drinks, and snacks will be served.
Card Room Activities
Save the Dates
Friday, January �5th
Member Guest Card Party
Thursday, February ��th
Canasta Tournament
Canasta Lessons
Monday - Friday 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Ladies’ Card Room
Each five session series will be held on consecutive days.
$100 per person
Beginner Series: Learn Canasta in One Week
with Barbie Tannenholz
Series #2: January 4th - 8th
Series #3: February 1st - 5th
Advanced Beginner Series: Develop Winning
Strategies with Barbie Tannenholz
Series #1: December 7th - 11th
Series #2: January 25th - 29th
Series #3: February 22nd - 26th
Mah-Jongg Lessons
Learn the Ancient Game of Mah Jongg
with Barbie Tannenholz
Monday - Friday 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Ladies’ Card Room
Each five session series will be held on consecutive days.
$100 per person
Series #2: December 14th - 18th
Series #3: January 11th - 15th
HOURS OF OPERATION
November 1st - April 30th
Monday - Saturday:
12:00 – 4:00 p.m.
6:30 – 10:00 p.m.
Sunday: 12:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Refreshments and service will be
offered in the Card Rooms.
GUEST POLICY
>G
uests are not permitted in the
Card Rooms on Mondays and
Wednesdays.
>G
uests are not permitted on
days when special events are
scheduled, (i.e., Member Guest
Card Party, Tournament, etc.)
unless the guest is participating in the event
Weekdays: Members may invite
ONE GUEST PER MONTH on a
Tuesday, Thursday or Friday.
However, the invited guest may
not be another Member’s guest
within the same month.
Saturdays: Members may invite
ONE GUEST EACH WEEK, and
up to FOUR GUESTS, ONCE PER
MONTH.
NOVEMBER 2015 - APRIL 2016
Duplicate Bridge Back by Popular Demand in the Ladies’ Card Room!
Saturdays 12:30 p.m.
November 7th
through May 28th
Members $6
Guests $9
Wednesdays 7:00 p.m.
November 4th
through March 30th
Members $7
Guests $10
Bridge Lessons
How to Bid Exciting and Interesting
Hands with Keith Hanson
Tuesdays 7:00 p.m.
April 5th through
October 25th
Members $7
Guests $10
Fridays 12:30 p.m.
Year-Round
Members $6
Guests $9
DATE & TIME
LEVEL
Monday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
January 4th - February 8th
Intermediate
& Advanced
Monday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
February 22nd - March 28th
Intermediate
& Advanced
Mondays 7:00 - 9:00 pm.
Series #1:
January 4th - February 8th
Series #2:
February 22nd - March 28th
Advanced
Beginner
Wednesdays 9:00 - 11:15 am.
February 24th - March 30th
All Levels
Session #1:
Thursday, January 28th
9:00 - 11:50 am
All Levels
A series of six two-hour lessons, Ladies’ Card Room
$110 per person for the six-session series
How to Plan and Execute the Killing
Defense with Keith Hanson
A series of six two-hour lessons, Ladies’ Card Room
$110 per person for the six-session series
Advanced Beginners Bridge
with Mike Donnelly
Two series of six two-hour lessons, Men’s Card Room
$110 per person for each six-session series
Session topics: The Stayman Convention;
The Jacoby Transfer; The Takeout Double;
Overcalls; The Weak Two Bid; Basic Declarer Play.
Supervised Practice Play
with Keith Hanson
Bid, play and analyze prepared practice hands.
Two series of six two-hour lessons, Ladies’ Card Room
$110 per person for each six-session series
Bridge Workshops with Linda Green
20 minute lecture and play 6 – 8 hands
Ladies’ Card Room, Partner not required
Fee includes materials, coffee and refreshments.
$70 for both workshops
$40 per workshop
Session #1: Developing Defense – a Little Logic,
a Little Common Sense and a Little Imagination
Session #2: Finer Points of a Finesse vs. an
Alternate Play of the Hand
Session #2:
Thursday, February 25th
9:00 - 11:50 a.m.
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SPONSORED BY
PROGRAM
The Community
Relations Committee
When speaking with a VIP partner, be sure to
reference The Polo Club of Boca Raton.
HOTELS
PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center
5150 Town Center Circle, Boca Raton, FL 33486
888-888-3780
Enter X6B in the space under Corporate/
Promotional Code, which is under Special Rates &
Awards at www.marriott.com
Pride Air Conditioning & Appliance, Inc.
1-800-955-1086
Offering a 6% discount on an annual Home
Service Contract.
Hilton Suites
7920 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33434
561-852-4024
Dry Clean Express of Boca
7720 Lexington Club Blvd., Delray Beach, FL 33346
561-445-1163
10% discount for new and existing customers. Free
pick-up and delivery.
Embassy Suites
661 NW 53rd, Boca Raton, FL 33487
561-994-8200 Cesilia’s Cleaning Services
954-600-6193
25% off first home cleaning.
LIMOUSINES
M&M Limousine & Airport Service
561-488-6014
Ask for special rates. Cash only.
Eye Doc of Boca
Barry A. Ginsberg, O.D., P.A.
3011 Yamato Road, A-17, Boca Raton, FL 33434
561-995-9600
20% discount on a complete pair of
prescription eyeglasses.
A1A Airport & Limousine Service
1990 NW Boca Raton Blvd., Boca Raton, FL 33432
561-222-2222 or 561-391-4762
10% discount for new and existing customers.
Eagle Limousine Service
954-592-9996 $5 discount.
VIP discounts are subject to change and prices are not guaranteed. The Polo Club does not endorse
these businesses or guarantee quality in any way.
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FUN for the Whole Family, Big & Small
Thrill Rides H Rock Climb H Fun Slide H Fun House & More
Tasty Treats H Food Tents & Dining Area
Magic Shows H Face Painting H Caricaturist
Jugglers H Stilt Walkers & Unicyclist
Marching Band & DJ
No limit... everything Included*
EAT ALL YOU WANT! RIDE AS MUCH AS YOU LIKE!
Clubhouse Parking Lot H Rain or Shine! No Refunds.
*Price Includes Beer & Wine
MAKE IT A GOOD YEAR...
MARCH 13 - 19, 2016
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YOUR PASSION AT POLO!