05augsept2016 - Gleneagles Country Club

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the Eagle
Gleneagles Country Club
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2016
CLUB
NEWS
Dear Members,
We hope you are having a wonderful summer. The Board,
Committees and Staff are working diligently 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 2016-2017 fiscal year budget process is now under way
and will be presented to the Budget and Finance Committee in
September, with recommendations from the committee being
forwarded to the Board of Governors for approval.
Ralph Winer
We continue to report great news on the membership sales and
bog president
real estate fronts. From November 1, 2015 through June 28, 2016,
we have closed or have under contract to close 69 units. Although
this number is approximately 18 units less than the previous year’s
record setting volume, this is still a strong number compared to
prior years and a number that has generated $1,732,500 in new
member fees and assessments, which will be utilized in the 20162017 fiscal year capital budget. The great news about membership
sales and real estate is that property values are continuing to
improve. Members are investing into their properties through
Kraig Spina
renovations, and as a result, nearly every single floor plan has seen
general
an increase in average sales price compared to the prior year.
manager
The Phase II Healthy Lifestyle renovation project, which
will encompass improvements to the Fitness Center and Pool,
is progressing as planned. We will have a very important meeting with our professional
consultant team in July, and expect to distribute a comprehensive member information
brochure later this summer.
At the Board of Governors orientation, the Board set several strategic goals in order to
ensure that the club continues to operate in the best interest of our membership. As a result
of these strategic goals, the Board and Management team have been working together to
update several programs at the club. The Renovator Program received a significant overhaul
and a new committee has been formed to review renovator applications and periodically
check in on these properties. In an effort to create community-wide modernization, design
control guidelines have been reintroduced in order to implement a process ensuring
compliance with the Declaration of Protective Covenants. Members will be receiving
information about the new design control request process very soon.
The annual club closure will be taking place from August 1-8, 2016. During this time,
multiple projects will be completed throughout the club to maintain the infrastructure and
facilities within your club. Please review the operating information for this week on page 3.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we complete these critical projects
that would otherwise create a great disruption to member service.
This summer, Gleneagles hosted a college student completing an internship for college
credit. Kelly Christiansen is a Hospitality Management student at Ole Miss University and
she has gained valuable experience in all elements of country club operations through her
time at Gleneagles. We wish Kelly the best as she returns to Ole Miss in late August!
We send our best wishes for an enjoyable summer and we look forward to seeing you
around the Club!
Respectfully yours,
Ralph Winer, President
Kraig Spina, General Manager
BOARD MEETING • Thursday, August 18 / Thursday, September 15 at 2:00 pm
Open to all members. Members may speak at Board Meetings for no longer than three minutes about
any items on the agenda. A sign-up sheet will be available at the Concierge Desk after the agenda is
posted, and a sign-up sheet will be available in the meeting room prior to its start.
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August/September 2016
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
2016-2017 BOARD OF GOVERNORS
RALPH WINER. . . . . . . . . . . President
RICHARD NORTH. . . . . Executive V.P.
RONALD FINK. . . . . . . . . . . . 2nd V.P.
SHIRLEY RUDO. . . . . . . . . . Treasurer
DONALD KAPLAN . . . Asst Treasurer
RITA GARE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
BARBARA BERKOWITZ.Asst Secretary
DEBORAH BENSON. . . . . . Governor
NARDA FORMAN. . . . . . . . Governor
JUDY HOTZ. . . . . . . . . . . . . Governor
STEPHEN WOLK. . . . . . . . . Governor
2016-2017 COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Martin Tolep
Budget & Finance. Vincent Kavanagh
House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan Kolber
Social. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sandra Lipitz
Fitness. . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert Marsh
Food & Beverage . . . . . . Eric DeEsso
Golf & Green. . . . . . . . Richard Waxler
Membership/Marketing. . . . Alan Marks
Rules Enforcement. . . . . . . Didi Marks
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ronald Grant
the Eagle
Club Closure
CLUB
NEWS
AUGUST 1-8
LIMITED SERVICES:
RESERVATIONS, CONCIERGE,
MEMBER SERVICES
Phone Calls Only. 498-4003.
Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm;
Sat.-Sun. 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
MEMBERSHIP OFFICE
Aug. 1-3, 8; Phone/Email Only.
[email protected] or
498-0707.
GOLF - Golf Shop & Legends
Course open as per summer
schedule. Call 637-1207 for
bag drop.
TENNIS - Open per summer
schedule. 499-0211.
FITNESS - Open per summer
schedule. Please enter through
pool area. 495-2806.
SATELLITES - Open.
CLOSED
No Member Access
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MAIN CLUBHOUSE
CARD & LOCKER ROOMS
DINING
DRIVING RANGE
BAG STORAGE
MAIN POOL
VALET No car traffic through
porte cochere.
Food for thought...
Thank you for keeping the dining rooms busy this summer,
we hope that you are enjoying the variety of menus and events
during these warm summer months and there is still more to
come.
assistant
general manager
As you know, the club is closed from Monday, August 1 through Monday, August
8 for our Annual Club Closure for deep cleaning and maintenance. We will reopen
on Tuesday, August 9. Please refer to the calendar at left to see what will be open and
closed that week.
We constantly seek to balance your old favorites with innovative new offerings. On
Sunday, August 21, we will be offering a “Create your own Taco” night as something
new and fun, while on Sunday, August 28, we will offer our Prime Rib buffet, a member
favorite.
September starts out with Labor Day festivities on Saturday, September 3 featuring
a Lobster Dinner. Enjoy a 2lb live Maine lobster with all the fixings, soup or salad and
dessert, guests are welcome and it will be busy.
Monday, September 5 will be the barbecue cookout in the Legends Dining Room
featuring burgers, hot dogs, ribs, chicken and salmon along with a salad bar, ice cream
and dessert table. And as if that wasn’t enough, you can also dance to the music of DJ
Wayne L to the wee hours.
Football Sunday will resume on Sunday, September 11 in the Glen with food and
drink specials. Weather permitting, we will have dinner on the Veranda on Sunday,
September 25 in order to get it ready for a busy season.
Rosh Hashanah is on Sunday, October 2. Family and guests are welcome.
Reservations will open one month prior on Friday, September 2 for this event. Thank
you for keeping the dining room busy and the staff hopping this summer!
the Eagle
AUGUST/
SEPTEMBER
2016
Nick Jolly
Cheers!
CLUB NEWS
STAYING ACTIVE
ACTIVITIES & INFO
DINING & EVENTS
2 Dear Members
From the Board
& Management
4 On our Greens
Pro Tips
Golf Events
8 Social & Bridge
Club Happenings
Bridge News
9Calendar
3 Food for Thought
New Members
This month in F&B
5 On our Courts
Pro Tips
Tennis Events
11 Classes & Clubs
Member-Facilitated
Organizations
7 Membership News
Membership Events
Our New Members
6 Fitness Center
Healthy Lifestyle
Class Schedule
11 Message Center
Outside Our Gates
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
10 Fine Dining
12 Activities & Events
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ON OUR
GREENS
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER EVENTS
JOE DeMINO, pga
director of golf
SUMMER
MAINTENANCE
SCHEDULE
Victory Course closed
July 18 - August 28
October 3 - October 9
Legends Course closed
August 29 - October 2
Hello from the golf staff! We hope everyone is having a great
summer – wherever you may be! It has certainly been great
down here at Gleneagles. The weather, although warm, has
been beautiful, and the golf courses are recovering well as they
move through the summer maintenance program.
The gentlemen have been busy playing South County
matches and as in the past, they are playing very strong. The
ladies have been playing in their league play with the Southeast
PGA Pro Ladies and the South Palm League. The ladies also
have a new league called Par-T – and you guessed it, it is all
about fun!
The bag room will look great with our new bag racks, just in
time for a new season. We have been busy with new schedules
and summer projects to improve many outdoor elements
including the bag stands and shoe cleaners. We would like to
thank the members who took their golf bags out of storage for
the bag room renovation, and remind everyone else that you
may still pick up your bag before July 25. If you have already left
for the summer or cannot pick up your bag, it is not a problem.
We just want to ensure a good experience for our members who
are here and will be playing, and we feel the best way to do that
is by servicing your bags to and from your vehicle while the bag
room is under construction.
Director of Golf Joe DeMino played with
members Debbie Fink, Betty Wolk, Karen
Newman, and Susan Blacker in the 2016
SFPGA Pro Lady at The Palm Beach Par 3
on June 15, 2016.
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The golf courses are looking excellent with our summer
maintenance program moving along. They will be ready for a
strong season. Enjoy the rest of your summer because the new
season of 2016-2017 is right around the corner! This season will
be bigger and better than ever! If you need anything please give
us a call or come see us – we will even buy the coffee!
COUPLES GOLF
Labor Day Event!
Monday, September 5
18 Holers at 8:30 am
9 Holers at 1:00 pm
PRO GOLF TIP
SUMMERTIME =
PRACTICE TIME
Practicing your game in the summer
months is critical to ensuring you
stay conditioned for a busy fall and
winter golf season, but when it is
really warm out you may find yourself
getting tired faster. Remember to
pace yourself while you are hitting
balls, break up the practice session
with some putting, chipping, and
take a break in between swings.
Remember, there is always tomorrow,
and a little bit of practice goes a long
way! If you are feeling fatigue, it is
time to stop. When a person gets
tired and keeps hitting balls, it will
only get worse because the muscles
are not going to do what you want
them to do. Remember to drink
water, pace yourself and make it fun,
not a job! Always keep soft hands
and finish the swing! – Joe
the Eagle
ON OUR
COURTS
Racquet Talk
PRO TENNIS TIP
THE MENTAL BELIEF
When playing a match it is not
uncommon to see one team come
out of the blocks hot and power
through an opponent, winning a
quick set. Besides playing your
game as hard as you can and
being competitive in your actions,
remember to never give up on
yourself mentally. A winner knows
how to hang in a match and wait
for turning points. It could be a
long rally on a big point, winning
a long game after several deuces,
the inevitable let down by your
opponent after an easy first set
victory or a game of four straight
winners. You never know how your
opponent will handle adversity if the
momentum switches, so always be
positive and consistent in your head
with your belief that you can win
any match. – Mike
The Tennis Facility has undergone major improvements
this summer with all 21 courts receiving new fence poles and
fabric. The average life of a chain link fence is 15 – 20 years,
so we did very well with this original fence. The new fence is
powder coated for durability and a beautiful look. The angles
of the internal divider fence have been changed to a bias or
angled cut, replacing the square design. The golf ball barrier
net along the east side has been replaced and is firmly attached
to the fence. Twelve state of the art 1000 watt metal halide lights
have been installed on the Stadium Court, for professional-level
lighting. It is fun and cool to play at night. Members may turn
the lights on at night by flipping the light switch located on the
east side of the Pro Shop building adjacent to court #2. The
lights will automatically shut off at 10:00 pm, but please turn
them out when you complete your night game. Still to come
this summer will be the pressure cleaning and sealing of all
brick walkways and refurbishment of the Tennis Pro Shop.
Due to increased summer activity, the Tennis Pro Shop will
now be open Mondays 7:30 - 11:30 am. The courts are open and
guests are welcome up to 11:30 am.
The core Pickleball players are not dissuaded by the summer
heat. We are on the courts and having a great time. Any tennis
members who have not tried this fun game and would like an
orientation may call Tennis Director, Mike Puc who will be
happy to take you out and show you the ropes. Pickleball games
will be part of the Tennis Social Calendar in the fall with players
integrated into all our offerings. Two sports are better than one,
and it is here in your own backyard.
The Labor Day Tennis Mixer is scheduled for Sunday,
September 4. A continental breakfast for all attendees will be
available 8:30 - 9:30 am, whether or not you will be playing in the
round robin. The round robin of men’s, women’s, and mixed
doubles will begin at 9:30 am, followed by smoothies on the
patio at 11:00 am. Email [email protected] to join us.
Late Summer Trends
RUTH BARNETT, pro shop manager
Bolle brings a cool breeze to the Tennis Pro
Shop in August/September with Isabella, sleeveless
tops and oh so cool, black and white stripes with a
fuschia (hot pink) background.
This trendy new collection featuring solids,
stripes and other geometrical shapes gives you a
new start for the fall season.
Tail offers stunning new Saint Tropez blue,
inspired by the beautiful waters on the coast
of France. White heather mesh completes
this unusual group. Ooh la la!!
Check out the 50th Anniversary
K-Swiss sneakers (the lightest, fastest
tennis shoe available).
MIKE PUC,
uspta
director of
tennis & fitness
OFF-SEASON
GUEST POLICY
Guests, other than
immediate family, are
limited to one visit per
month. In the off-season,
guest fees are eliminated.
Special events below
do not count towards
monthly guest limits.
Pickleball Play Day:
Tennis Members may
invite up to three guests
to play on Wednesdays
at 3:30 pm during
organized play.
Men’s Play Day:
Tennis members may
invite one guest per
member on Thursdays
from 9:30 - 11:00 am.
Women’s Play Day:
Tennis members may
invite one guest per
member on Fridays from
9:30 - 11:00 am.
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HEALTH & FITNESS
CLASS SCHEDULE
FITNESS
AQUACISE
Monday9:30 am - 10:30 am
Wednesday9:30 am - 10:30 am
Friday9:30 am - 10:30 am
Saturday9:30 am - 10:30 am
CARDIO SCULPT
SIT TO BE FIT
STRENGTH
Tuesday 9:00 am - 10:00 am
TAI CHI
Monday4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
YOGA
Tai Chi for Osteoarthritis
KAREN MIKUS
fitness supervisor
HealthyLIFE
the
Next issue available
August 1
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Osteoarthritis, the most common type of arthritis, is an agerelated ‘wear and tear’ disease of the joints that causes stiffness,
pain and mild inflammation. The knee is the most commonly
affected joint. In fact, almost half of the population will have
knee pain due to osteoarthritis by age 85.
Considering how common osteoarthritis of the knee is,
news of a recent study published in Arthritis and Rheumatism
found that participants with knee osteoarthritis who practiced
Tai Chi twice a week had less pain and better physical function
compared with other stretching and wellness programs. In this
study, the Tai Chi classes lasted 12 weeks, but the improvements
were sustained a year later. These participants also reported less
depression and greater well-being.
Tai Chi improves muscle strength and coordination, which
leads to better joint stability. In addition, with its gentle,
fluid movements and deep diaphragmatic breathing, Tai Chi
promotes mental calmness, which may help break the cycle of
arthritis pain.
Prior trials had found that Tai Chi can help treat conditions
like rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia as well. And don’t
forget about balance. If you stay consistent with your Tai Chi
practice, you will find your balance will greatly improve.
If you decide to try Tai Chi, our class is held every Monday
from 4:00 to 5:00 pm. We hope to see you there!
Tuesday8:00 am - 9:00 am
Tuesday (Chair) 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Wednesday3:45 pm - 4:45 pm
Thursday8:00 am - 9:00 am
ZUMBA
View Class Schedules online!
Class Schedules subject to change.
Times subject to change
based on attendance
Healthy Weight Loss
WORKSHOP SERIES
September 8, 15, & 29
See details in the August
Healthy Life Newsletter
the Eagle
MEMBERSHIP
NEWS
OUR NEW MEMBERS
welcome!
Carol Dranoff (Tennis)
7449 Glendevon Lane, Unit 108
Brigantine, NJ
Leonard & Marylyn
Finkelstein (Golf)
7745 Dundee Lane
Ventnor, NJ
Melody Iden (Tennis)
Boca Raton, FL
Ronee Riskin and
Herman Jaffe (Tennis)
Suffern, NY
Robert & Betsy Katzman (Golf)
7290 Clunie Place, Unit 14403
Woodbridge, CT
William & Elizabeth
LaKritz (Tennis)
15774 Loch Maree Lane, Unit 3803
Commerce, MI
Howard & Sue Lev (Golf)
15327 Strathearn Drive, Unit 10805
Waltham, MA
Stay & Play Gleneagles
Gleneagles has a program for prospective members to
experience the Gleneagles lifestyle prior to making a purchase
decision. Prospective members can stay at a nearby hotel while
experiencing the club’s dining, golf and tennis amenities while
they are in Gleneagles looking at properties to purchase with a
Realtor.
The club has a preferred hotel partner, Hilton Boca Raton
Suites, which provides a discounted rate to guests of Gleneagles
Country Club. For more information about our Stay and Play
program or our preferred hotel, or to have the club send
membership information to a friend or family member who
may be considering membership, contact Kristen at 561-6371201 or email [email protected].
KRISTEN
LARAIA
director of
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Michael & Sherri Naparstek (Golf)
marketing
GO FOR THE GOLD!
15981 Loch Katrine Trail, Unit 7206
Parkland, FL
Join us for an Olympicthemed Membership Mingle
Wednesday August 24
5:00 - 7:00 pm in the Lounge
Lawrence & Carolyn
Rasky (Golf)
7445 Victory Lane, Unit 8904
Boston, MA
Mitzi Weinberg (Tennis)
7236 Clunie Place, Unit 15302
Farmington Hills, MI
NEW ADDRESS
Steven & Doreen Kaplan
Ellen Mazer
7712 Dundee Lane
Henry Rosenzweig
15981 Loch Katrine Trail, Unit 7204
Dr. Joseph & Selma Starr
welcome
DECLAN FRESWICK
Victory Course Superintendent
Declan grew up in North Carolina, which is also
where he received an associates degree in Turfgrass
Management at Sandhills Commumity College in
Pinehurst NC. He was the Assistant Superintendent
at Tiburon Golf Club, site of the LPGA CME Globe
Championship and PGA Franklin Templeton Shootout,
before coming to join Gleneagles Country Club.
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SOCIAL
SCENE
Beat the Heat!
ALI HALL
social activities
manager
We are well into our Gleneagles summer and there is plenty
to do. We are looking forward to our trip to Mardi Gras Casino
in Hallandale Beach on August 26. Sign up forms are available at
the Concierge Desk, please RSVP by Monday, July 25. Get ready
for some slots, great food and free play money!
We also have Music in the Lounge this month on Wednesday,
August 17 from 6:00 - 9:00 pm. This event is complimentary and
no reservations are needed. Come to watch, sing or dance along
as the entertainment will be all around.
Looking for a great read this summer? Thanks to everyone
that participated in our survey for the Book Club. We will have
our official list available starting August 29 that you can pick up at
the Concierge Desk to see what will be covered for next season’s
Book Club! Please keep in mind that participating members
are responsible for obtaining these titles, whether by purchase
or borrowing from the library. We loved the participation of the
survey and are excited to go over titles that were chosen by the
membership. Phone reservations will open October 3.
Keep cool and keep enjoying the summer here at Gleneagles!
I look forward to seeing all of you around the club.
MUSIC in the LOUNGE
Complimentary entertainment
for your enjoyment!
Reservations are not required.
Wednesday, August 17
6:00 - 9:00 pm
DUPLICATE BRIDGE GAMES
MEN’S DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Returns in November
OPEN PAIRS DUPLICATE BRIDGE · $6
Tuesdays · 7:00 pm · Ladies’ Card Room
LADIES’ DUPLICATE BRIDGE · $4
Friday, August 26 • 9:30 am
Enjoy $10 in Bonus Play,
lunch specials, and free transportation!
Space is Limited. Valid ID required. Reservation forms
available at the Concierge Desk. RSVP by July 25.
♠ ♥
♦ ♣
BRIDGE
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At the Bridge Table by marty tolep
The best of contracts may be upset by an enemy ruff, but
sometimes it is possible for the declarer to take countermeasures.
Here, on the right, is an example from a team game.
West led the king of diamonds which east overtook with the
ace to return the 8 of clubs. How should south plan the play?
At one table the declarer saw nothing better than to try and
slip past the ace of trumps. He won the club switch in dummy
and played the 2 of spades, but east was not tempted to play low.
He won the ace of spades, put his partner in with the queen of
diamonds and received a club ruff to put the contract 1 down.
At another table the declarer diagnosed the danger correctly
and came up with a neat counter. Before touching trumps he
played out the ace, king and 2 of hearts discarding the jack of
diamonds from the table. East had to win the trick and since he
was unable to pass the lead to his partner the contract was safe.
South was lucky in that west was unable to win the third
round of hearts, but he earned his luck by seizing his chance.
Anything is better than sitting back and meekly waiting for
the ruff. This type of play, where the declarer escapes from a
threatened ruff by cutting the enemy communications is called
the scissors coup.
Bottom Line: Look out for a chance to use the scissors coup
when an enemy ruff is threatened.
Hallan
Wednesdays · 12:30 pm · Legends Lounge
SOCIAL BRIDGE GAMES
MEN’S SOCIAL BRIDGE
Returns in November
LADIES’ SOCIAL BRIDGE
Returns in November
OPEN SOCIAL BRIDGE · $2
Sundays · 7:00 pm · Ladies’ Card Room
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97
J4
AKQ92
43
A8
6543
QJ108
KQ2
A109863
10765
8
KJ965
AK2
75
J43
Neither Vulnerable
North Dealer
West NorthEast South
1♣1♦1♠
P2♠P 4♠
PPP
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at a glance
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2016
GOLF | TENNIS | FITNESS | CLUB/SOCIAL | DINING/OTHER
L Legends Dining Room | LO Legends Lounge | G Grille Room | GB Glen Bar | WF Waterfall Room | V The Veranda | S Strathearn | T Tennis Center
sunday
monday
tuesday
wednesday
thursday
saturday
august 1
august 2
august 3
august 7
august 8
august 9
august 10
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Lunch G
Drinks GB
august 14
august 15
august 16
august 17
august 18
Lunch G
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
august 21
august 22
august 23
august 24
august 25
august 26
august 27
august 28
august 29
august 30
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
august 31
september 1
september 2
september 3
september 5
september 6
september 7
september 8
september 9
september 10
Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm
Tennis: 7:30am - 11:30am
Fitness: 6:30am - 5:00pm
Golf: 7:00am - 3:00pm
Tennis: 7:30am - 2:00pm
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks GB
Create Your Own Tacos G
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO, V
Prime Rib Buffet L
september 4
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks GB
Labor Day Mixer T
Golf: 7:00am - 12:00pm
Tennis: 7:30am - 11:30am
Buffet Lunch L
Buffet Lunch G
Buffet Lunch L
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Couples Golf
Labor Day Cookout L
Golf: 7:00am - 3:00pm
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Brunch for Dinner
Buffet L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Golf: 7:00am - 3:00pm
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Music in Lounge LO
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Membership Mingle LO
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
august 4
friday
Golf: 7:00am - 3:00pm
august 11
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Weight Loss
Workshop LH
august 5
august 6
august 12
august 13
Golf: 7:00am - 3:00pm
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
august 19
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Golf: 7:00am - 3:00pm
Lunch L
august 20
Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Lobster Night L
Lunch L
september 11 september 12 september 13 september 14 september 15 september 16 september 17
Buffet Brunch L
Football Sunday GB
Drinks LO, V
Pasta Buffet L
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Weight Loss
Workshop LH
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
september 18 september 19 september 20 september 21 september 22 september 23 september 24
Buffet Brunch L
Football Sunday GB
Drinks GB
Burger & Brew G
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
september 25 september 26 september 27 september 28 september 29 september 30
Buffet Brunch L
Football Sunday GB
Drinks LO, V
Veranda Dinner V
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Dinner will be cancelled if there are fewer than 50 reservations 48 hours prior
HOURS
LUNCH (LEGENDS) 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
DINNER 5:00 - 8:00 pm
LEGENDS LOUNGE 3:00 pm - close
GLEN BAR 2:00 - 6:00 pm/close
DRESS CODES: MAY 1 - OCTOBER 31
LEGENDS DINING ROOM: Breakfast & Lunch: Day Casual; Sunday - Thursday
Evenings; Country Club Casual; Friday & Saturday: Summer Evening Casual.
LEGENDS LOUNGE: Sunday-Thursday: Day Casual. Friday & Saturday: Day
Casual until 6:00 pm and Country Club Casual thereafter.
GRILLE ROOM, VERANDA: Casual.
Please communicate the dress code with any guests you may bring.
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Weight Loss Wks LH
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
FOOTBALL SUNDAY
in the glen · 12:00 - 3:00 pm
Starts Sunday, September 11
New England Patriots Lobster Roll 17 · Chicago Bears
Hot Dog 9 · Buffalo Bills Chicken Wings 10 · NY
Giants Pizza Burger 12 · Miami Dolphin Sandwich 13 ·
Philadelphia Eagles Cheesesteak 12 · Baltimore Ravens
Crab Cake Salad 14 · Pittsburgh Steeler Chef Salad 12 ·
plus 2 for 1 draft beers during the 1:00 pm games!
FINE
DINING
• LEGENDS DINING ROOM •
FRIDAY NIGHT A LA CARTE
Includes a house salad or cup of house made soup; a la carte desserts available.
AUGUST 12, SEPTEMBER 9 | Double Cut Lamb Chops 34 · Pan Roasted Halibut 30
Char Crusted NY Strip 33 · Stuffed Summer Squash 24 · Olive Poached Salmon 26 ·
Wild Mushroom Stuffed Veal 27 · also featuring Chef’s nightly special
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
A la carte soup, salad and dessert are available
Salmon Paillard Wedge Salad 16
Classic Caesar Salad 12
Smoked Chicken Quesadilla 15
Citrus Grilled Shrimp 17
Sizzling Steak Fajitas 17
Summer Vegetable Frittata 14
House Made Salmon Burger 16
Bison Burger 16
Have it your Way Pizza 13
AUGUST 19, SEPTEMBER 16 | Cast Iron Veal Chop 34 · Crispy Skin Striped Bass 30
Jumbo Lump Crab Cake 30 Herb Roasted Chicken 26 · Fennel Dusted Salmon 26 ·
House Made Ricotta Gnocchi 24 · also featuring Chef’s nightly special
AUGUST 26, SEPTEMBER 23 | Simply Fish (Atlantic salmon, Local Snapper
or Fresh Water Trout) 28 · Center Cut Filet Mignon 34 · Slow Braised Lamb
Bolognese 27 · Twin Tails 34 · Niman Ranch Pork Chop 29 · Vegetarian Pot Pie 24 ·
also featuring Chef’s nightly special
SEPTEMBER 2 & 30 | Cedar Planked Scallops 30 · Bone-In Ribeye 34 · Carved
Rack of Lamb 34 · Summer Vegetable Risotto 24 · Veal Meatballs 26 · Citrus
Rubbed Half Chicken 26 · also featuring Chef’s nightly specials
CLUB CLASSICS 22
Includes a house salad or cup of house made soup and ice cream sundae bar
Wine Down Wednesday
$20 bottles of featured wines available in the
Legends Dining Room every Wednesday night
THE GRILLE ROOM
PUB NIGHT · 16
A la carte desserts are available
AUGUST 14, SEPTEMBER 13
BBQ Ribs · Open Faced Meatloaf Sandwich
Corn Crusted Snapper · Pan Seared
Salmon Salad · Grilled Vegetable Panini ·
Southwestern Chicken Cobb · Flying
Eagles Burgers
AUGUST 30, SEPTEMBER 27
Blackened Shrimp Flatbread · Smoked
Salmon Sandwich · Flying Eagles Burgers ·
Slow Roasted Short Rib · Southern Fried
Chicken · Crunchy Vegetable Risotto ·
Hand Carved Mojo Pork
BURGER & BREW
Selection of craft beers
available for sampling
SEPTEMBER 18
Bombay Lamb Burger 17 · Portobello
Burger 15 · Thai Turkey Burger 16
Veggie Burger 15 · Buffalo Burger 17 ·
Crab Burger 18 · Lobster Burger 18 ·
Classic Burger 15
AUGUST 10, SEPTEMBER 7 | Petite Filet · Stuffed Bone-In Pork Chop · Veal
Milanese · Liver & Onions · Onion Crusted Salmon · Rotisserie Chicken ·
Vegetarian Quinoa Arancini
AUGUST 17, SEPTEMBER 14 | Mussels Posillipo · Grilled Rainbow Trout · Chopped
Steak · Mojo Chicken & Rice · Roasted Vegetable Lasagna · Grilled Salmon Salad ·
Stuffed Veal
AUGUST 24, SEPTEMBER 21 | Littleneck Clam “Chowder” · Slow Braised Short
Rib · Firecracker Shrimp · Hand Carved NY Strip · Salmon Oscar · Crispy Tofu
Gumbo · Chicken Cordon Bleu
AUGUST 31, SEPTEMBER 28 | Shrimp Jambalaya · Sliced Skirt Steak · Snapper
Francaise · Challah Stuffed Chicken · Smoked Bacon Wrapped Meatloaf ·
Vegetarian Stuffed Squash · Grilled Salmon Paillard
• BUFFETS •
AUGUST 16 | BRUNCH FOR DINNER BUFFET 22.00
Includes salad bar, matzoh ball soup, hand carved corned beef, turkey and tongue,
brisket, grilled salmon benedict, chicken & waffles, French toast casserole, cheese
blintzes, bacon, sausage, nova and whitefish display, omelet station, an ice cream
sundae bar, pastries and more…
AUGUST 21 | CREATE YOUR OWN TACOS 15.00 Grille Room
Choose from chicken, shrimp or beef tacos with a selection of toppings and sides
including a Baja Caesar salad, chips and dip. Featuring $4 Margaritas!
AUGUST 28 | PRIME RIB BUFFET 32.00
Enjoy hand carved prime rib, house made soup, delicious entrees, decadent
desserts and more…
SEPTEMBER 11 | PASTA NIGHT BUFFET 18.00
Join us for a casual pasta dinner including green salad bar, create your own pasta
station, a selection of Chef’s Italian entrees, ice cream sundae bar, fruit and cookies
Reservations are required for all evening dining and open 2 weeks in advance 498-4003
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All menus are subject to change. Please refer to weekly Food & Beverage e-mails for Chef’s Nightly Specials.
the Eagle
MESSAGE
CENTER
Deepest Condolences
To the family and friends of
Marlene Batavia
Peter Hans
Dr. David Moss
Eleanor Pokross
Perry Rochelle
Irwin Rosen
Ronald Weiner
Shirley Zuckerman
And to our Members
Isabel Goodman, on the
loss of her husband, Marvin,
and her sister, Lillian Mardkoff
Selma Kleinman, on the loss of
her nephew, George Greenberg
Wendy Lasher, on the loss of
her father, David Moss
Ann North, on the loss of
her sister, Rita Kumock
Howard Schiffer, on
the loss of his sister
Stan Seiden, on the
loss of his brother, David
A Note of Thanks
The following people would like
to express their thanks to everyone
for their cards, calls, prayers
and kind deeds:
Ann Damiana
Isabel Goodman
Sheryl Hans
Ann North
Rick Osvick
Janice Rochelle
Rhea Rosen
Myrna Rosenblum
Joan Rosenfeld
Gary Sussman
Marilyn Winer
Get Well
Rick Osvick
Marilyn Winer
To place a Condolence, Thank You, or
Get Well message in the Eagle, contact
Ana King at 561-498-0707 or fill out a
form at the Concierge Desk.
Flavor Palm Beach
Although we love seeing our members at the club for lunch
and dinner, September is a great month in Palm Beach County to
get out and explore some of the best local restaurants also. Palm
Beach County restaurants come together from September 1-30
with special prix fixe menus for lunch and dinner!
Get a taste for the local cuisine scene at more than 50 of
the best local restaurants. Savor the best of local dining with
Flavor Palm Beach as it showcases the culinary delights found
throughout The Palm Beaches. From food fresh from the surf to
the turf of burgers and fries, Flavor Palm Beach along with local
restaurants invites you to enjoy a three-course lunch for $20 and/
or dinner for $30 or $35 per person.
Here’s your opportunity to try restaurants you've heard
so much about – without breaking the bank. View the list of
participating restaurants and menus at www.flavorpb.com.
ABSENTEE BALLOT
REQUEST FORMS
Make sure your vote
counts! The General
Election will be held on
November 8, 2016. For
more information about
absentee ballots, please
contact Shirley Jacobs at
495-5043 or visit
pbcelections.org.
These independent forums are facilitated by
Gleneagles members. Gleneagles provides a
space for conducting meetings, however, the
programs are independent from the club.
Renew Your Dues
It’s almost September.
Where did the summer
go? Reminder: Computer Club Membership renewals are due
each year on September 1. Family dues are only $20.00 per year.
Your September Country Club mailing will have a membership
renewal form, please update your information, mark your areas
of interest, and return with your check to the Computer Club
7667 Victory Lane, Delray Beach, FL 33446 or leave at the
Concierge Desk. Your support makes it possible for the club to
provide the latest new equipment for your use when you attend
any workshops or help days.
The computer club has been busy planning new workshops,
meeting programs, and help days, all designed to make your
computer, digital device or tablet experience more enjoyable.
Watch our newly updated website http://Gleneaglescomputer.org for
details about our meetings beginning October 17, and workshop
schedule beginning October 31. Our website is also where
members can make appointments for individual help sessions as
well as workshops and view schedules and program information.
On May 12, we were saddened to receive information of the
passing of our very dear friend, associate and past President
Peter Hans. Peter had been in intensive care for a long period
of time and was showing signs of improvement. Peter made a
considerable contribution to the computer club and will be
missed by all here in Gleneagles.
Your computer club continues to operate on a “volunteer” basis
and needs your support. We invite you to join us to assist others. No
experience required. We have many functions, some working with
members and devices, and others simply administrative. Taking a
few minutes to help a neighbor can be very rewarding.
MEMBER-FACILITATED
CLUBS & CLASSES
HADASSAH
Musical Memories
Series at the Delray
Beach Playhouse
Three Matinees
for $90. Guests
Welcome.

Marsha Breiter
561-495-9373

Claire Belfer
561-637-0354
MEDICAL PLAY
DOLLS
Mondays at 9:00 am
Strathearn Satellite

Debby Benyas
498-7675
PAP CORPS save the date!
Canasta Tournament
Thursday, October 20
Cards at 9:45 am
Lunch at 12:00 pm
$40, includes Lovely
Buffet Lunch

Carole Karlin
732-239-0351
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Presorted
First Class Mail
U.S. Postage
PAID
West Palm Beach FL
Permit No. 373
Gleneagles Country Club
7667 Victory Lane
Delray Beach, FL 33446
ACTIVITIES & EVENTS
Thank you
Thank you to the many members who
supported our Marathon Golf Team to benefit
local children’s charities through the local
chapter of the Club Managers Association of
America (CMAA). Together, we raised nearly
$7,000 for local children's charities as Regan,
Jeff, Paul, and Matt together played 355
holes! Congratulations to Joan Lowe-Cohen
for winning the Gleneagles swag bag and to
Marvin Riibner for winning the Ocean Reef
vacation! As part of Gleneagles support of
CMAA charities, two teams from Gleneagles
participated in the charity fundraiser at Boca
West on June 6, 2016.
Labor Day
COOKOUT
Monday, September 5
Reservations available
from 5:00 - 8:00 pm
$28.00
Includes a complimentary house
cocktail, cold display with assorted
potato salad, cole slaws, pasta salads, flat
top station with burgers, turkey burgers,
veggie burgers, hot dogs, smoked
pork ribs, BBQ beef, fried chicken,
blackened salmon, corn on the cob, ice
cream sundae bar and dessert table.
Photos courtesy of Visual Enterprises, LLC
Lobster Night
Saturday, September 3
Reservations available
from 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Guests Welcome
Legends Dining Room
Country Club Casual • Members Only
Reservations open Aug. 8 
$46.00
Includes choice of salad or cup
of New England clam chowder,
2lb Lobster, family-style sides and
caramel turtle fudge cake.
Summer Casual dress code.
Reservations open Aug. 20 

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