August/September 2013 - Gleneagles Country Club

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GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB NEWSLETTER
As you walk down
the fairway of life you
must smell the roses,
for you only get to
play one round.
–Ben Hogan
August/September 2013
from the Board & Management
Dear Members,
Ralph Winer
bog president
Kraig Spina
general
manager
We hope you are having a wonderful summer. The Board, Committees
and Staff are working during the remaining summer months to finalize
plans for the upcoming season. We look forward to offering many new
and innovative activities, and dining options as well as exciting golf, tennis
and fitness offerings. The 2013-2014 fiscal year budget process is now
under way and will be presented to the Budget and Finance Committee in
October, with recommendations from the committee being forwarded to
the Board of Governors for approval.
We continue to report great news on the membership sales and real estate
front. From November 1, 2012 through July 2, 2013, we have closed or have
under contract to close 70 units, which is putting us on track to exceed prior
years’ sales from as far back as 2002. These sales have generated $1,300,000+
in new member fees and assessments through July. The inventory of homes
and condos has dropped from 120 in 2011 to 95 in 2012 to our current
level of 65 condos and 5 homes. Many of our new members have invested
significantly in renovations to their units. The Club is developing a Floor
Plans brochure for our garden villas and updated photo galleries on our
website to showcase some of the newly renovated units.
By far, the largest contributor to our recent success has been the
forward thinking of the Board of Governors and the many new programs
implemented to encourage real estate sales. With promotions ranging from
the Under 66 Discount (21 sales year to date), to the Second Unit Purchase
Program (12 sales year to date), to Stay & Play (3 sales year to date) to the
forthcoming Renovator Program, we have consistently implemented new
ideas and programs which have paid off significantly for the Club.
The Clubhouse Renovation project is progressing as planned. We are
currently making our way through the Design Development phase. In
this phase, we will work with the Interior Designer, Architect and other
consultants to identify floor treatments and finishes, wall and ceiling
finishes, decorative lighting concepts, and furniture and fabric concepts.
The first presentation of these facets will be in late July to the Board
of Governors, Management Staff and Common Area Maintenance
Committee. Our goal throughout this process is consensus.
Throughout the summer months, multiple projects
are taking place to maintain the infrastructure and
facilities within your Club. During the club closure,
the staff and contractors will attend to numerous
projects which would prove to be cumbersome and
disruptive during normal Club operations. The club
closure will allow a safe and orderly completion of
these projects. Recently, the Board of Governors
approved installing beverage stations within the
four remaining satellites of Loch Maree, Glendevon,
Lomond Hills and Clunie. These upgrades will be completed by year
end 2013. Loch Maree and Glendevon have already been completed.
We send our best wishes for an enjoyable summer. We look forward to
seeing you around the Club!
Respectfully yours,
Ralph Winer, President
Kraig Spina, General Manager
2
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
2013-2014 board of governors
Ralph Winer. . . . . . . . . . . President
Rita Gare. . . . . . . . . . . Executive V.P.
Richard Nuchow. . . . . . . 2nd V.P.
Richard Hotz . . . . . . . . . Treasurer
Agnes Levy. . . . . . . . Asst Treasurer
Liela Hamori . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
Narda Forman. . . . . . . . Asst Secretary
RONALD FINK. . . . . . . . . . . Governor
ARNOLD GREENSPAN. . . . Governor
Marvin Horwitz. . . . . . . Governor
Richard North. . . . . . . . Governor
2013-2014 committee chairs
Bridge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pat Hunn
Budget & Finance. . . . . . . . . . Shirley Rudo
CAM/Security. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judith Hotz
Cultural Enrichment. . . . . . . Marilyn Tuhna
Fitness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Grossman
Food & Beverage. . . . Ernest Goldschmidt
Golf & Green. . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Waxler
Membership/Marketing. . . . . Doris Budow
Rules Enforcement. . . . . . . . . . . Allan Lipitz
Tennis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ann North
board meeting
Thursday, August 15
Thursday, september 19
at 9:00 am in the Boardroom
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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membership NEWS
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Kristen Laraia
director of membership & marketing
Gleneagles Country Club
Florida Lifestyle Focus
No State Income Tax is Good News for Florida
membership
Research is pointing out that baby boomers
office
are moving from high tax states to Florida in part
because there is no state income tax. According to
498-0707
West Palm Beach based Newsmax magazine, we are
Monday - Friday
experiencing a “new wave of migrating boomers,
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
many of whom bring with them substantial wealth
and means.” Florida is one of nine states with no
income tax that are growing at double the rate of the nine states with the
highest personal income tax, the magazine reported.
Got Sports?
Contents
Board & Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Membership News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Bridge News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Classes & Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Computer Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Social Scene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
This Month’s Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Fine Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Dining & Event Calendar . . . . . . . . . . 10
Message Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Activities & Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
We are very happy to present two new programs that have been recently
approved by the Board of Governors to help our existing members more
easily add a sports membership to their current membership.
Are you considering an upgrade to a Golf Membership? Take advantage
of our “Legendary Test Drive” and experience Gleneagles Golf prior to
obtaining a Golf Membership. Packages of 6 or 10 pre-paid rounds are
available to existing Tennis & Social members who are considering an
upgrade to a Golf or Full Membership. This test drive is limited to “once
in a lifetime,” is non-transferable, non-refundable, and only applicable
to resident Gleneagles members. All rounds expire within 6 months;
however, if you purchase a Golf Membership within 1 year of signing up
for your test drive, the amount paid for a test drive will be refunded.
For a limited time, current Gleneagles residents who are either under
the age of 66, or those who have been members for a minimum of 3 years,
may purchase sports memberships from the Club’s inventory at a 50%
discount of the current assessments. This promotion runs from July 1, 2013
– December 31, 2013 and applies to both Golf and Tennis Memberships.
Please contact the Membership Office for more information about these
great promotions!
Stay & Play Update
The Stay & Play program will be accepting visitors once again in
November 2013 – now in a new and improved location featuring a larger
floor plan and a closer proximity to the Clubhouse! We are happy to
welcome your friends and colleagues to Gleneagles for an experience of
the Gleneagles lifestyle prior to making a purchase decision! Packages
are customized based on the needs of our guests – all packages include
unlimited golf, tennis, fitness and several complimentary meals. The
Stay & Play program is only available to qualified prospective members.
Family of members, former members and lessees are not eligible for this
program. Contact me at 561-637-1201 or [email protected] for more
information.
Gleneagles Country Club in the Sun-Sentinel
Gleneagles Country Club will once again be the featured country
club in the Labor Day issue of the Boca Piquant magazine, which will be
inserted in the Sun-Sentinel on Thursday, August 22! Copies will also be
available at the Front Desk, or you can view the magazine online on our
website. Be sure to pick up an extra copy to share with a friend who may
be considering our lifestyle!
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on our GREENs
upcoming events
Labor Day Tournament
Monday, September 2 • Sixsomes
18 Holers at 8:30 am
9 Holers at 10:00 am
Golf Chat
Joe DeMino, pga
director of golf
The golf staff would like to send our best to
everyone who has left us for the summer, and let you
know that we are still going strong with summer
golf activities. The Men’s South County Golf
League has been going very well. The Ladies have
been busy playing in some events such as South
Palm, Swingers, and Diamond League.
The golf staff has been busy putting together
the final touches on the upcoming season, and it
looks great. We are re-vamping the scorecard. It
will be smaller, and will have the local rules on it.
If you have not seen it on the PGA tour, the
new theme for the USGA is “Pace of Play.” We
look forward to being a part of that theme in the
upcoming season.
Please continue to take advantage of the great
clubs we have for our reciprocal program through
October 31. If you have any questions or any ideas
for next season, please give us a call or stop by the
golf shop!
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
Great Reciprocals
jason hrynkiw, pga head golf pro
The 2013 Summer Reciprocal Program is off to a fantastic start!
Gleneagles Country Club members have experienced some of the finest
clubs in the South Florida area this summer. Furthermore, our Club has
hosted and received rave reviews from local club members. We are always
enhancing our Summer Reciprocity Schedule and look forward to seeing
everyone in the fall!
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Pleate!
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The Legends Course will be closed July 15 - September 1.
The practice facility will be closed July 29 - August 12.
In the Golf Shop
Congrats!
Rich North • Eagle
June 24, 2013 on #11 Legends
pro golf tip:
sips & grips
As you know, I am a big advocate
of staying hydrated in the summer.
Remember, by the time you get really
thirsty, you are already dehydrated,
so keep those cups full! On the range,
please watch your time: always take a
break, have a seat and rest for a moment.
Grip pressure is always a very
important topic for the golf swing. If your
grip pressure is too tight, there is no feel,
and this will hurt the swing. It can cause
you to top a lot of shots because it is
hard to release the club with a tight grip.
Proper grips on your clubs are really
important as well. If your hands hurt,
maybe it is time to get a bigger grip on
your clubs so you do not have to close
your hand so much. When players start
to get a little arthritis, these bigger grips
help a lot! Stop in the Golf Shop and see
us if you have a question regarding your
grips. – Joe
Brett Foti retail manager
Whether you are up north or here in sunny Delray for the summer, I
hope you are enjoying the beautiful weather we’ve been having! With all
of this gorgeous weather you must stop by and pick up a few fresh new
outfits for your golf game with the ladies. There is no better place than in
your own Gleneagles Golf Shop. We have a great selection of new groups
arriving in early August through the end of September, so don’t miss out!
Sport Haley has a fashionably unique collection arriving with trendy
traditional prints and stunning colors like Rose Peach and Honeydew.
Look out for the Jamie Sadock as well! Her soft Opaline Blue tones
mixed with Amazona Olive and Jet Black will make anyone turn their
head when you walk by.
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august & september
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Labor Day Mixer
Sunday, September 1
All tennis members are invited to
enjoy a complimentary continental
breakfast on the tennis patio from
8:00-9:00 am. Following breakfast
we will play 1.5 hours of men’s,
women’s and mixed doubles.
Reminder: All tennis events (unless otherwise noted)
are open to all tennis members regardless if you
play or not. We want you to get the most from your
membership, so please join us for the camaraderie
that the food and beverage portion of our events
provides. Please register for all events and no guests
are allowed unless otherwise stated. Mixers are not
competitive events. Scores are not recorded and
awards are not given. Please plan to arrive at least 10
minutes early for events and remain to completion.
pro tennis tip:
GET A (NEW) GRIP
Even though you may have been playing
tennis for many years, you still may be able
to tweak your grip position to enhance your
game. Grips contribute power and spin to
your game while allowing flexibility in your
shot selection. If you learned to play more
than 20 years ago, chances are you will have
a continental grip on both sides, (where the
“V” the thumb and forefinger create is on the
left bevel of the grip for righties), producing
a flat to topspin forehand and a one-handed
slice backhand. Moving your grip just slightly,
1/8 of an inch to the right on your forehand,
(for righties), will produce more topspin. If
you would ever like to develop a topspin
backhand, it is essential to move your grip at
least ¼ inch to the left. This will close the face
and provide proper wrist position. Serving
with a forehand grip? Don’t expect any spin.
Ideally, a serve, (first and second) should
be hit with a continental grip, (as should
BOTH forehand and backhand volleys). If
you are willing to put in a little work and
trust the process, try experimenting with grip
adjustments. It will give you power, variety
and control. – Mike
on our COURTS
Racquet Talk
Mike Puc, uspta director of tennis & fitness
The tennis department recently conducted a
survey to research the desires of our membership
prior to establishing the 2013 – 2014 Calendar of
Events. Of 95 replies, some of the key results were:
• 67% of respondents favored allowing guests to social mixers.
• 50% would allow non-players to Member Guest events.
• 76% would play in mixer events that did not offer food service.
• Most members enjoy BOTH the tennis patio and clubhouse for food service.
• Price overwhelmingly did NOT affect participation.
• 80% prefer morning events to afternoon events.
The staff and Tennis Committee will discuss these comments and
wishes and adjust the calendar accordingly.
We win! We win! In recently completed spring league play,
Gleneagles won not one, but two championships. The Fall Golden Girls
captained by Gail Glickman and Ann North won in convincing fashion
while the Sunday Mixed League captained by Shelly Bender
Tennis
squeaked out a dramatic one-point win. Congratulations
pro shop
to all and thank you for representing Gleneagles so well.
499-0211
Golden Girls: Shula Aranowitz, Maddy Bender, Gail
Glickman, Ilene Kahan, Sheila Krauser, Liz Lichtner, Ellen
Monday
Mermelstein, Bianca Mintz, Ann North, Trudy Patron,
Closed. (Courts
Judy Polatsek, Judy Stern, Martha Wilson.
open for play to
Mixed: Shula Aranowitz, Maddy Bender, Jill Finder,
Members)
Harold Frieder, Judy Frieder, Peter Gold, Jerry Green, Len
Grove, Gil Harris, Bruce Levison, Sandy Levison, Ann North,
Tuesday - Friday
7:30 am - 2:00 pm
Rich North, Trudy Patron, Judy Polatsek, and Steve Polatsek.
The tennis department is working hard over the summer
with Mike Eustace and the maintenance department on a couple of
projects to wow you when you visit our beautiful facility. The patio fan
installation has been wonderfully received and we will complement this
area with water cooler covers complete with logos as well as new bag
racks. Both men’s and women’s restrooms will be totally refurbished as
well as the beverage center and party service areas at the end of the
patio. We will post photos on the website as this work is conducted.
Late Summer Trends
Ruth Barnett pro shop manager
The “Big Three,” Tail, Bolle and Sofibella, bring trendy new styles
to the Tennis Pro Shop for fall, sure to land you a place on the top
team of fashion.
Tail shows up in “Lady Like,” their newest begonia pink
color with black and white trim and a new, variegated dot
pattern guaranteed to hide any imperfections.
Bolle blows in with new colors, “Cosmic Glow,” in fall
tones of gold, black and white, with some argyle looks
and chic new skirt and top designs.
Sofibella counters with their newest and most stylish
collection, “Beat,” which brings pulsating energy that breaks
through all music. Those who live the active lifestyle march to
their own beat! This selection features midnight floral (fabulous
new fabric in black with a floral print) and color blocked with
sunset. Catch the “Beat” to feel good while looking great!
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fitness center
the Real way to
get a tight belly!
One of the most frequent questions the Fitness
Center staff is asked is, “How do I get rid of my
belly?”
More often than not, you’d be expecting a set
of exercises, consisting of endless crunches to get
that six pack.
group class
schedule*
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 8:00 am - 9:00 am
Wednesday 8:00 am - 9:00 am
strength
Tuesday Friday 9:00 am - 10:00 am
7:45 am - 8:45 am
sit to be fit
Monday 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Friday 9:30 am - 10:30 am
Sunday 10:00 am - 11:00 am
TAI CHI
Monday 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
YOGA
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 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
8:00 am - 9:00 am
ZUMBA
Saturday 9:30 am - 10:30 am
*Subject to change. Current schedule is
always available online.
View Class Schedules online!
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Researchers from the department of kinesiology and health education
at Southern Illinois University had one goal: to determine the effect–if
any–of abdominal exercises on abdominal fat. 24 sedentary men and
women were recruited and separated into two groups, a non-exercise
group and an abdominal exercise group.
The abdominal exercise group performed two sets of 10 repetitions
of seven abdominal exercises, five times per week, for six weeks. At the
end of the study, the exercise group showed no change in body weight,
body composition or abdominal circumference. However, they were
able to endure more abdominal exercises and had increased strength in
the abdominal muscles after those 6 weeks.
So what’s the real way? Your daily diet is the real and only way. You can
take the following steps to reduce your waistline.
Step 1: Jump Starting Your Metabolism
• Eat breakfast. Eating breakfast within an hour of waking up keeps your
insulin levels steadier and your bad cholesterol lower.
• Decompress. The secretion of cortisol, caused by stress, is correlated
with an increase in belly fat.
• Aim to take 10,000 steps a day.
• Switch out refined grains for whole grains.
• Drink plenty of water.
Step 2: Exercising for Fat Loss
• Exercise in small bursts.
• Skip the crunches – for now. Abdominal crunches and sit ups should
build strong muscles, but you might not see them under belly fat.
• Increase cardiovascular exercise.
• Add resistance training.
Step 3: Dieting for Fat Loss
• Reduce calorie consumption.
• Eat good fats.
• Get more fiber in your diet.
Step 4: Staying Motivated
• Join forces with a friend.
• Understand risks associated with belly fat. Belly fat is linked with
cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer
fitness
center
495-2806
Monday - Thursday
6:30 am - 8:30 pm
Friday
6:30 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday, Sunday
& Holidays
7:00 am - 2:00 pm
Fitness
member of the
month
Web Exclusive!
Look online at
gleneagles.cc
for more info
on this month’s
Fitness Member.
questions?
Please ask a
Fitness Center
attendant
for more
information!
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classes & CLUBS
hadassah
SAVE THE DATE
Opening Meeting
Thursday, October 24
Fabulous Lunch & Entertainment!
KITCHEN TOURS
Get a behind-the-scenes
look at the Main Kitchen,
Receiving Area, Pantry, and
Grille Room Kitchen with the
Gleneagles Culinary Team!
Tours begin at 3:00 pm
August 20
September 10 & 25
Space is limited!
Call 498-3606 x 124 to reserve
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A vibrant tropical salad
brightens up the table
alongside new centerpieces
by Heinau flowers. These
100% natural blooms last 6
months or longer because
the water and sap in the
plant cells are replaced by a
non-toxic moisturizer, leaving the petals soft, supple
and beautiful.
Please send any feedback
to Chrissy Hansen,
Marketing Coordinator at
[email protected] or
498-3606 ext. 129.
♠ ♥
At The Bridge Table by pat hunn
Throughout the entire year, in and out of season, Gleneagles Bridge hosts
two American Contract Bridge League sanctioned duplicate bridge games
each week. Every Tuesday evening, at 7:00 pm, we hold an open game in the
♦ ♣ Ladies Card Room, followed by a ladies’ game at 12 noon, each Wednesday
afternoon in the Legends Lounge. During 2012-2013, almost 1300 tables
played duplicate bridge here. This is an astounding attendance considering
that we play only two sessions a week! ACBL masterpoints are awarded to the
leading players at each game and each first place winner receives a free game.
During the last Tuesday game of each month, in season, a separate section of bridge
is reserved for players in our two lowest strata, making it easier for these players to earn
masterpoints and advance in stature within the ACBL. Each year, more of our members
achieve Life-Master status within the hierarchy of the ACBL, and their achievement (along
with the bridge accomplishments of other members) is honored on the Gleneagles Bridge
bulletin boards in the breezeway of the clubhouse.
Sadly, their peers do not recognize the accomplishments of some of our members who
earn masterpoints, because they have not joined the ACBL. Besides masterpoint achievement
recognition, ACBL members receive The Bridge Bulletin, which highlights bridge news and
informative articles for players of all levels. Recently, a series of articles by Eddie Kantar was
entitled “52 Facts of Bridge Life,” and presented a primer of information that every bridge
player should know. Articles are available on the ACBL web site, ACBL.org.
Additionally, ACBL supports many charities. This year, the “Longest Day” event held
on June 21st contributed to Alzheimer’s research. Many of us who participated were given
buttons and purple convention card holders indicating support of this important cause.
The convention card holders will come in handy, since, starting next October, each pair
playing in our duplicates will be required to have at least one filled in convention card.
Our director, JoAnne Casen, will be pleased to assist all who need guidance in filling out a
convention card. A simplified convention card, entitled “Standard American Yellow Card”
(“SAYC”) is available on the ACBL web site.
Membership in the ACBL costs only $28 for the first year and $37 a year thereafter. It is
easy to join by calling 800-264-2743 or going online at ACBL.org. Participation in the ACBL
is well worth the cost, since it enhances each member’s bridge experience.
Finally, I am sad to report that our longtime bridge director, Ruthie Gold, passed away on
June 13. Gleneagles Bridge mourns her passing and extends our comfort and consolation to
her family and many friends.
Bridge
Computer Club News by marvin silverston, president
Hope you are all having a good summer. Before I go any further, I must say a
work of thanks. Jerry Bartzoff, after being our webmaster for the last 9 years has
decided to retire from this position. Fortunately, he will continue to serve on the
Computer Club Board. Anything that he will undertake in the future will
be done with the same enthusiasm that he has displayed in the past. As
for those of you who have opened gleneaglescomputer.org recently, you may
have noticed we have changed the layout of the web site. All the old favorites are still there
and they will now be maintained by our new webmaster, Len Merel. This is still a work in
progress, so any suggestions would be appreciated.
Our first program will be an introduction to our new web site on October 21 at 3:00 pm
in Strathearn Satellite. Classes & workshops will start on November 4.
Membership in the Computer Club is open to all Gleneagles residents for $20 per year
per family. Even though some of our board members are away for the summer, we will
continue to help you with your computer problems. You can get help by going to help@
gleneaglescomputer.org or call 637-1231 and leave a message. Please do not call anyone
individually because even though we do not go away for the entire summer, we may not be
here when you call and that will only delay receiving help. HAPPY COMPUTING!
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social SCENE
Hello Gleneagles!
annual CLUB CLOSURE
July 29 - August 12, 2013
ali hall social activities manager
I want to thank all of the members and staff for
giving me such a warm welcome here at Gleneagles.
My first perceptions of this beautiful Club were not
the endless possibilities and venues for all of the
social
activities that are here. That came after how nice,
activities
wonderful and welcoming this Club is as a whole. I
& bridge
am so thrilled to be a part of this team and family
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that is Gleneagles. I am also incredibly excited to
Please join us in
get this season started and give you a fun-filled
extending a warm
social calendar of in-house entertainment as well as
welcome to Ali
off-campus activities. I am honored and delighted
Hall.
Ali joined
to have the opportunity to be working with great
the Gleneagles
Committees and the Gleneagles team. Meeting
team on June 3.
those of you whom I haven’t met, along with getting
A native of
to know those of you I have met even better, is a
Michigan, Ali
definite priority of mine, so please don’t hesitate to
most recently
contact me anytime should you have any thoughts
worked in a
or suggestions.
similar role at
Labor Day weekend will be eventful with pianist
St. Andrew’s
Country Club in
Jean Fabian entertaining for Lobster Night on
Boca Raton.
August 31, followed by an evening of dancing with
music by Manhattan Sound on September 2. Make
sure to call in your reservation so that you don’t miss out on the music,
food and fun.
I look forward to seeing you around the Club!
summer HIGHLIGHTS
Labor Day
The following amenities will be
CLOSED during the Club Closure:
Valet, Dining, Card & Locker Rooms,
Main Pool, Golf Practice Facilities.
Please visit the Club’s website for a
complete list of available amenities.
welcome to our
NEW MEMBERS
Ronald & Anna Cantor (Golf)
16021 Loch Katrine Trail #7404
From Ontario, Canada
Carla Dorausch (Golf)
15687 Loch Maree Lane #2404
From Delray Beach, Florida
Linda Firestone (Tennis)
7677 Glendevon Lane #1708
From Coral Springs, Florida
Jeffrey & Enid Gould (Golf)
Dr. Gene Greystone (Golf)
From Hopkinton, Massachussets
Israel & Zulma Kaganas (Golf & Tennis)
7485 Glendevon Lane #1104
From Delray Beach, Florida
Edwin & Phyllis Libman (Golf)
7897 Dundee Lane
From Lake Worth, Florida
Vanessa Lvovsky (Tennis)
15362 Strathearn Drive #12805
From Aventura, Florida
Elliott & Nicole Rivkin (Full)
7431 Victory Lane #9003
monday, september 2 • 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Special “Steak Out” Barbecue
featuring a New York Strip Station
Manhattan Sound
with Music by
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Joan Slavit (Tennis)
From Boca Raton, Florida
NEW address
Jack & Diane Blackin
7761 Dundee Lane
Martin & Ruth Tolep
15902 Lomond Hills Trail
the Eagle
at a glance August & September 2013
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Dinner Reservations 498-4003
Please continue to make reservations for all evening dining
throughout the summer. It is Club policy to cancel dinner if
there are fewer than 50 reservations 48 hours prior.
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
August 1
August 2
August 3
August 9
August 10
Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm
Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm
Fitness: 6:30am - 1:00pm Fitness: 6:30am - 1:00pm Fitness: 6:30am - 1:00pm
August 4
August 5
August 6
August 7
August 8
August 11
August 12
August 13
August 14
August 15
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Prix Fixe Dinner L
August 16
August 17
August 18
August 19
August 20
August 21
August 22
August 23
August 24
August 25
August 26
August 27
August 28
August 29
August 30
August 31
September 1
September 2
September 3
September 4
September 5
September 6
September 7
September 8
September 9
September 10 September 11 September 12 September 13 September 14
Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm
Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm
Fitness: 6:30am - 1:00pm Fitness: 6:30am - 1:00pm Fitness: 6:30am - 1:00pm Fitness: 6:30am - 1:00pm Fitness: 6:30am - 1:00pm Fitness: 6:30am - 1:00pm
Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm Lunch L
Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm Tennis: 7:30am - 10:00pm Drinks GB
Fitness: 6:30am - 1:00pm
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks LO
Deli Buffet L
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks LO
Prime Rib Buffet L
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
Labor Day Mixer
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks LO
Pizza & Pasta Buffet L
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
Kitchen Tour
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks LO
Labor Day BBQ L
Mixed Couples
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
Kitchen Tour
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Rosh Hashanah L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Prix Fixe Dinner L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Prix Fixe Dinner L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Prix Fixe Dinner L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Prix Fixe Dinner L
Lunch L
Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Lobster Night L
Lunch L
Yom Kippur Dairy
Buffet Dinner L
September 15 September 16 September 17 September 18 September 19 September 20 September 21
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Prix Fixe Dinner L
Lunch L
September 22 September 23 September 24 September 25 September 26 September 27 September 28
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks LO
Breakfast for Dinner L
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
September 29 September 30
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
Burger Bar G
Hours
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Dinner 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Legends Lounge 3:00 pm - close
Glen Bar 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Kitchen Tour
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Prix Fixe Dinner L
Lunch L
Golf Event | Tennis/Fitness Event | Club/Social Event | dining
G Grille Room | GB Glen Bar | L Legends Dining | LO Legends Lounge | WF Waterfall Room
DRESS CODES May 1 - October 31
Legends Dining Room: Breakfast & Lunch: Daytime Casual
Sunday - Thursday Evenings: Country Club Casual
Friday & Saturday Evenings: Summer Casual
Legends Lounge: Sunday - Thursday: Daytime Casual until
7:00 pm and Country Club Casual thereafter. Friday &
Saturday: Daytime Casual until 6:00 pm and Summer Casual
thereafter. 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.
fine DINING
Tropical Paella
al Fresco
LEGENDS DINING ROOM
FRIDAY NIGHT prix fixe | 24
Includes a house salad or cup of house made soup and ice cream sundae bar.
Chef’s nightly special will be available at market price.
August 16 & September 6, 27
Chargrilled Petit Filet, Veal Medallions, Mediterranean Risotto Cakes,
Lobster Bolognese, Pan Seared Triple Tail, Rosemary Garlic Chicken,
also featuring Chef’s nightly special
August 23 & September 13
Queen Cut Prime Rib, Pan Seared Swordfish, Frutti di Mare, Stuffed
Pork Chop, Tuscan Spaghetti Squash, Limoncello Chicken, also featuring
Chef’s nightly special
Beef Wellington, Braised Lamb Shank, Pan Seared Grouper, Jumbo
Lump Crab Cake, Vegetarian Risotto, Port Wine Stuffed Chicken, also
featuring Chef’s nightly special
HIGH HOLY DAYS
please see page 12 for more details
september 4 | Rosh Hashanah Traditional Dinner
september 14 | Yom Kippur Dairy Buffet
GRILLE ROOM
Pub Night | 14
Italian Hoagie, Flying Eagles Burgers, Fish & Chips,
Crispy Goat Cheese & Beet Salad, Chicken Paillard,
South Beach Turkey Club, Cuban Sandwich
BUFFETS
September 10
Poached Salmon Cobb, Apple Cranberry Salad,
Roasted Eggplant Flatbread, Flying Eagles Burgers,
Honey Stung Chicken, Coconut Shrimp, Key West
Reuben
August 18 | Deli Buffet 20
burger bar | September 29 • 5-7:30 pm
August 25 | Prime Rib Buffet 28
September 2 | Labor Day Steak Out BBQ 29
Includes salad bar, chili, New York Strip Station with all the trimmings,
Baked Potato Bar, Blackened Tilapia, Hot Dogs, Grilled Chicken, Cornbread,
Baked Beans, Buttered Corn, Coleslaw, Mac and Cheese, Ice Cream Sundae Bar,
Dessert Selection and more…
September 8 | Pizza Pasta Buffet 18
Includes green salad & Caesar salad bar, chef’s pasta station, selection of pizzas,
grilled wings, ice cream sundae bar and more…
September 22 | Breakfast for Dinner 20
LABOR DAY
LOBSTER NIGHT
Saturday, August 31 • 5:00-8:00 pm • 39.95
with
10
Live Music from 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Back by popular demand! Reservations are required.
Selection of craft beers available for sampling.
Crab burger 17, NEW Ahi Tuna Burger 16, Lamb
Burger 17, Bison Burger 16, Turkey Burger 15,
Veggie Burger 15, and Classic Burger 15
CLUB CLASSICS | 20
Includes a house salad or cup of housemade soup and ice
cream sundae bar.
Boneless Chicken Cacciatore, Honey Mustard
Salmon, Mussels Marinara, Asian Dumplings,
Chopped Steak, Baby Back Ribs, Tilapia Francaise
Yankee Pot Roast, Shrimp Pad Thai, Lemon Oregano
Sole, Vegetarian Stuffed Peppers, Honey Mustard
Salmon, Chicken Milanese, Meatloaf
Grilled Hangar Steak, Salmon Cakes, Shepherd’s Pie,
Southern Fried Chicken, Shrimp & Grits, Penne a la
Vodka, Veal Paprikash
All menus are subject to change. Please refer to weekly Food & Beverage e-mails for Chef’s Nightly Specials.
the Eagle
message center
Summer Safety Tips
by major tom west, director of security
Deepest Condolences
To the family and friends of
Sam Cooper
Jacob Heller
Bernard Lieberman
Martin Myers
Jerome Neff
Harold Raphael
Helen Silverman
Jerry Zelken
and to our Member
Mimi Schorr on the loss of her
brother Owen Birnbaum
A Note of Thanks
The following people would like to
express their thanks to everyone for their
cards, calls, prayers and kind deeds:
Marsha Breiter
Betty Deutsch
Dee D’Elia, Kathy Pendleton, & Peter Valeroso
Harriet Glaubman
Barry Greene
Paul Heide
Shirley Trachten
Barbara Zelken
Get Well Soon
Barbara Sohn
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 Front Desk.
Summer is here! This can be a great time for
relaxing with family and friends while enjoying the
nice weather. But it can also be dangerous if you
don’t take the proper precautions.
Your body works hard every day to maintain a
normal temperature. Given the nature of South
Florida’s high temperatures (not including the
humidity factor), the heat forces your body to work
harder than normal, which could lead to heat-related
illnesses.
Typically, heat-related illnesses result from
prolonged exposure to the sun. This includes simple
sunburns, heat exhaustion and sometimes even heat
stroke. Here a few the simple tips for summer safety:
• Drink plenty of water. The easiest way to stay cool is also a great way to
stay hydrated and safe while out in the sun. Make sure to have plenty
of water on hand during the day, whether you’re outdoors or not.
• Protect your skin. Use sunscreen when you know you’ll be outside for
a prolonged period of time during the day. Wear a hat to lessen sun
exposure to the face and neck.
• Limit strenuous activity and exercise. If you exercise regularly, try it
during the early morning or late evenings. Take regular breaks when
possible if you have to work outdoors.
• Take frequent breaks to cool down. When spending time out in the
hot sun, it’s beneficial to take numerous breaks to allow your body to
recover. Having a cool area in your home in which to recover can also
be beneficial.
• Check on your friends and family. The heat can be especially difficult
on young children and the elderly, so make sure to check regularly on
your family, friends and neighbors during hot spells.
If you have any questions, please feel to call Security at 921-9999.
Thank and have a great summer!
attention veterans
If you would like to be included in our
Veteran’s Day Tribute in November,
please send a copy of your photo to:
Veterans Photos
c/o Membership & Marketing
7667 Victory Lane
You can also e-mail your photo
to [email protected].
Please include your name,
rank, and dates of service.
The deadline to submit your
photos is October 11, 2013.
Thank you!
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Permit No. 373
7667 Victory Lane
High Holy Days
activities & eventS
Rosh Hashanah
Traditional Dinner
September 4 • 5:00 pm • 30+
Reservations open August 4
Jacket & Tie required, Guests & Family
Welcome, Children 12 & under half price
Members gather in the kitchen
for a behind-the-scenes tour
with Chef Steve and Chef Jason.
Kosher wine • Challah Bread • Gefilte
Fish with Beet Horseradish • Matzoh
Ball Soup • Entrée Duo of Beef Brisket
Jardinere & Roasted Quarter Chicken
accompanied by Potato Pancakes with
Apple Sauce, Carrot Tzimmes and
Broccoli Florets • Traditional Dessert
er
Memorial Day Tennis Mix
May 26, 2013
Independence Day
Couples Golf Tournament
July 4, 2013
Yom Kippur Break the Fast
Dairy Buffet
September 14 • 5:00 pm • 26+
Reservations open August 14
Country Club Casual, Guests & Family
Welcome, Children 12 & under half price
Orange & Grapefruit Juice • Borscht
with Boiled Potatoes, Cucumber &
Chopped Egg & Sour Cream • Fresh
Vegetables • Salads: Beet, Green Bean
& Feta, Cucumber & Onion, Farmers,
Pasta, Carrot, Tuna, Egg • Fish Display:
Nova Scotia Salmon & Whitefish Fillet,
Herring in Sour Cream, Cold Poached
Salmon with Verde Sauce • Bagels
& Breads • Cream & Chive Cheese •
Omelet Station • Home Fries • Cheese
Blintzes with Blueberry & Strawberry
Sauces • Noodle Kugel with Sour Cream
• Waffles with Fresh Berries & Whipped
Cream • Fresh Sliced Fruit • Bakery
Sweets • Jellies • Preserves • Butter
Chef ’s
Note:
This crab salad pairs well with tomato, avocado,
lettuce blends, pineapple and mango. I like to
serve it with a nice toasted baguette.
Simple Crab Salad
2 cans
1 tsp
1 tsp
¼ cup
1
1 Tbsp
1 Tbsp
Jumbo lump crab meat
Old bay seasoning
kosher salt
Mayo
Fresh squeezed lemon
minced red bell pepper
minced cilantro
Enjoy!
Directions: Open crab meat and drain
off excess liquid. Place the drained
crab meat into a large mixing bowl
and add all remaining ingredients.
Mix gently until all ingredients are
incorporated. Refrigerate for one hour
before serving.

August/September 2013 - Gleneagles Country Club

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