GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB NEWSLETTER JANUARY 2015

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GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB NEWSLETTER
“And now we welcome the new year,
full of things that have never been”
– Rainer Maria Rilke
JANUARY 2015
from the BOARD & MANAGEMENT
Dear Members,
Ralph Winer
bog president
Kraig Spina
general
manager
2015 is sure to be an exciting year for our Members, Family and
Guests! We opened the Clubhouse on Thanksgiving Day, and just
four days later, we hosted nearly 900 members for the Grand Opening
celebration. The New Year will bring many new ways to enjoy the new
Clubhouse, we promise to keep you busy!
We extend a warm welcome to the many New Members and New
Renters who are calling Gleneagles home for this first time this winter.
We hope to see you at the events around the Club!
We are delighted to share good news regarding Dining Guest Fees.
Effective December 1, 2014, Dining Guest Fees have been eliminated
for all meal periods. We hope that our members will take advantage of
this opportunity to bring friends and family to dine in our beautiful new
Clubhouse in the upcoming season!
The Board of Governors Election scheduled for February 2015 will
be held to fill six open seats. In large measure, the future of our Club
is tied to the quality of our leadership and it is therefore imperative
that the six members to be elected to this year’s board possess the skill,
judgment and maturity to guide the Club going forward. A Meet the
Candidates night is scheduled for Monday, January 19 at 7:30 pm in the
Legends Dining Room. All members are urged to attend this important
meeting to ask relevant questions of the candidates.
The North Gate Renovation project continues to move forward on
schedule. Thank you for your continued patience as we complete this
project in the next few months.
We hope that you will take time this season to join us at one of our
Roundtable meetings. Some of the topics that we will cover are the
financial performance of the club, real estate sales and what it means
to our Gleneagles community. Both select Board Members and Staff
will attend these meetings to answer any question that you may have.
Contact Varto Hairanian at 498-3606 ext. 131 or [email protected]
to inquire about the next available meeting.
We look forward to ringing in the New Year with many of you at our
New Year’s Eve Diamonds and Pearls Gala!
To all of our Gleneagles family, the Board of Governors and
Management staff, we wish each of you a most healthy, happy and
prosperous New Year.
Respectfully yours,
Ralph Winer, President
Kraig Spina, General Manager
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7667 Victory Lane
Delray Beach, FL 33446
561-498-3606 • 800-535-4536
FAX 561-498-5838
www.gleneagles.cc
Club Phone Numbers
Clubhouse. . . . . . . . . . . 498-3606
Reservations . . . . . . . . . 498-4003
Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . 921-9999
Golf Shop. . . . . . . . . . . . 496-1333
Tennis Shop. . . . . . . . . . 499-0211
Chelsea Tee Times. . . . 637-1208
Fitness Center. . . . . . . . 495-2806
Membership Office. . . . 498-0707
2014-2015 BOARD OF GOVERNORS
RALPH WINER. . . . . . . . . . . President
RICHARD NORTH. . . . . Executive V.P.
RICHARD NUCHOW. . . . . . . 2nd V.P.
RICHARD HOTZ . . . . . . . . . Treasurer
ARNOLD GREENSPAN.Asst Treasurer
LIELA HAMORI . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
NARDA FORMAN. . . . . . . . Asst Secretary
RONALD FINK. . . . . . . . . . . Governor
RITA GARE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Governor
MARVIN HORWITZ. . . . . . . Governor
SHIRLEY RUDO. . . . . . . . . . Governor
2014-2015 COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . Arthur Goldman
Budget & Finance. . . . Irving Taragan
House Committee. . . . . . Judith Hotz
Cultural Enrichment. . . . Sandra Lipitz
Fitness. . . . . . . . . . Barbara Grossman
Food & Beverage . . . . . Marvin Walter
Golf & Green. . . . . . . . Richard Waxler
Membership/Marketing. . . Doris Budow
Rules Enforcement. . . . . . . Allan Lipitz
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ann North
BOARD MEETING
THURSDAY, JANUARY 15
2:00 pm · Board Room
The meetings are open to all members.
Members may speak at Board Meetings.
A sign-up sheet will be available at
the Concierge 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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Dining & Event Calendar
This Month’s Highlights
Activities & Events
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
Food for thought...
club NEWS
First, we would like to wish you and your family a
very happy and healthy New Year from the Food and
Beverage team. As is tradition, we will kick off the New
Year with Champagne Brunch on New Year’s Day. We
will offer all of your favorite foods and have a harpist to
serenade you. Reservations are required for New Year’s
Day brunch, and they open on December 18. This is sure
to be brunch you won’t want to miss!
On Saturday, January 3, we will have Dessert & Coffee
Nick Jolly
with live music on The Veranda from 8:00-10:00pm. clubhouse
Reservations are not required, so just stop in and join us manager
as your night winds down! Our first Music by the Pool will
be on Friday, January 9 featuring a fantastic DJ. Additionally, we will have
dinner and Music Under the Stars on Saturday, January 24 on The Veranda.
Our first dinner dance is on Saturday, January 10. It is a Flower Power
theme, so dress to theme and be ready to dance the night away to the
sounds of The Shindigs Band. Remember to book your reservation early
and keep in mind this is a Members Only event.
On Wednesday, January 14, the Lounge Show will be on The Veranda
(weather permitting) featuring keyboard and vocals from Larry Brendler
& Cheryl. It is very exciting for this Top Notch Duo to perform in our
new open air venue! Marc Preston, a very talented entertainer who
performed with The Lettermen, will be performing at the Dinner Show
on Thursday, January 22.
On Fridays, January 16 and 30, we will offer our very popular Prime
Rib buffet in the Grille Room. On Sunday, January 25, we have one of
my favorite nights – Burgers & Brew – where you can enjoy one of our
fantastic burgers from a huge selection, along with a variety of beers to
wash it down!
On Saturday, January 31, we close the month with Eagles Have Landed,
an incredible night of Cirque-themed entertainment and dancing to the
sounds of Cachet. We will feature all of your favorites to dine on. Please
remember that this event is Members Only and reservations open on
Monday, January 5.
With the new season well underway, contact our Catering Director,
Kimberly Field, to book those parties you want to throw but don’t want
the fuss. She will be happy to assist you to make it a memorable event.
Our sincere appreciation goes out to the members of the Food and
Beverage Committee for their concentrated efforts and continued
support of your clubs dining venues. Please remember we value all of
your comments and suggestions to help make this the number one club
in South Florida.
Cheers! Nick
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The Legends Lounge features new banquette
seating and a cozy space to enjoy live piano
music on select evenings.
Please send any feedback to Chrissy Hansen,
Marketing Coordinator at [email protected] or
498-3606 ext. 129.
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membership NEWS
KRISTEN LARAIA
director of membership & marketing
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year from the Membership and
MEMBERSHIP
Marketing team! We are looking forward to a
& MARKETING
wonderful season in the new clubhouse, and we
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hope that you will help us welcome the 66 new
families who joined our club in the 2013-2014 fiscal
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
year! In addition to the 66 new members, there
were 34 existing members who purchased a second
property within Gleneagles, contributing to a record setting fiscal year in
real estate transactions with 100 properties sold. We are so excited to see
what the new year brings!
In addition to the many new members who joined the club in 20132014, we are very happy to welcome 67 families who are renting for the
season, including 29 who are new to Gleneagles and renting here for the
very first time!
We look forward to seeing everyone at our Membership Mingles!
Mingles are complimentary to attend (member charge bar) and are the
perfect opportunity to make new friends and meet newcomers. Nametags
are always provided, and raffles are held every hour! Newcomers will
have a red or blue star on their nametags, so be sure to look out for
the stars and introduce yourself! The January Mingle will be held on
Tuesday, January 13 on the Veranda from 5:00 - 7:00 pm!
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welcome to our
NEW MEMBERS
John & Isabelle Ager (Golf)
15798 Loch Maree Lane, Unit #3501
from Boca Raton, FL
Adam Jacobs and Ms. Barbara Jacobs (Golf)
7431 Victory Lane, Unit #9002
from New York, NY
Ethel Fassberg (Tennis)
7485 Glendevon Lane, Unit #1103
from Boca Raton, FL
Stanley & Marly Shindler (Full)
15318 Strathearn Drive, Unit #11704
from Cherry Hill, NJ
Howard Lustgarten
& Lynn Ann Ierna (Tennis)
15790 Loch Maree Lane, Unit #3603
from Fort Lauderdale, FL
outside our gates
I’d like to wish everyone a very Happy & Healthy New Year! This month,
we talk about some wonderful county parks that are right in our backyard.
An enjoyable way to get some fresh air, enjoy a stress free walk, or maybe
even pick up a new hobby – our parks offer many opportunities to make
you healthier and happier!
GREEN CAY NATURE CENTER
12800 Hagen Ranch Road
WAKADOHATCHEE WETLANDS
13026 Jog Road
MORE INFORMATION
To find out about all of the county parks,
visit www.pbcgov.com/parks
RETURNING
FOR THE
SEASON?
Please submit
a Change of
Address form.
All address
change requests
must be made in
writing.
Change of
Address Forms
are available at
the Concierge
Desk in the
Lobby.
Just a short drive from Gleneagles, you will find two beautiful county
parks, Wakodahatchee Wetlands and Green Cay. The Wakodahatchee
Wetlands has a three quarter mile boardwalk that winds through three of
the wetland’s ponds allowing visitors the opportunity to read interpretive
signs and learn about water purifications. The wetlands have attracted
an abundant variety of wildlife including turtles, frogs, alligators and
birds. Green Cay Nature Center is the county's newest nature center that
overlooks 100 acres of constructed wetland and provides educational
opportunities about this unique habitat. The wetland features 1.5 miles of
elevated boardwalk featuring interpretive signs about the habitat, and live
animals in an extensive exhibit room that highlights wetland attributes.
Enjoy the beautiful outdoors in Florida, that’s why we all live here!
You can always reach me at 498-3606 ext. 132 or at concierge@
gleneagles.cc. –Randee Spencer
Directory Pickup
The club will be distributing new directory pages and a small rules
supplement in January. Dates for directory pickup will be communicated
at a later date. Please do not throw out your binder or the printed Rules
& Regulations part of this book. The replacement will only be for the
phone directory pages and dividers, with a supplement to reflect changes
in the rules and regulations since the last printing.
1st Annual Lifestyle Expo: The Best of Delray & Beyond!
On Friday, January 30 from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm in the Waterfall
Room, the club will be hosting our 1st Annual Lifestyle Expo featuring
local community resources and attractions that will help you become
more familiar with the wonderful resources both inside and outside of
Gleneagles.
From outside resources including local cultural arts, farmers
markets, libraries, parks, shopping centers and hospitals to our very own
Gleneagles classes and clubs, this event will be the perfect opportunity to
find the resources and activities that are most interesting to you.
Make 2015 one of your happiest years yet and take advantage of the
wonderful activities and resources that are located in your community!
The Lifestyle Expo is Complimentary. Raffles will be held every 30
minutes! Hope to see you there!
membership
Mingle
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
MEMBERSHIP MINGLE
Tuesday, January 13
5:00 - 7:00 pm on the Veranda.
Open to all members!
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
REAL ESTATE
PARADE OF HOMES
NEW DATE:
FEBRUARY 8, 2015!
Many properties available for
sale will be featured in an Open
House style format! If you have
a friend who may be interested
in Gleneagles, or if perhaps you
may be considering a move to a
different home or condo within
Gleneagles, this is an event that
you will not want to miss! Tours of
properties for sale will depart from
the Clubhouse.
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on our GREENS
A white egret takes
a stroll around the
putting green.
Golf Chat
JOE DeMINO, pga
GOLF
PRO SHOP
496-1333
Monday-Sunday
7:00 am - 5:00 pm
BAG ROOM
637-1207
STARTER
498-3933
CHELSEA
637-1208
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director of golf
Happy New Year! The season is definitely in full swing, and
the tournament participation has been over the top! From
Mixed Couples events to Majors, it is great to see the activity and
camaraderie among the players at all of the events. We hope that
you joined us for our first demo day of the season on December 19!
It is always a lot of fun to see and test the new equipment. Save the
date for the next one on February 27!
In early December, we installed a new fleet of golf carts. They are
a beautiful new green color to give the fleet a totally unique look,
the perfect complement to your new clubhouse!
Thank you for taking care of your courses from cart traffic to
filling the divots, raking the bunkers, and keeping pace of play.
Hopefully our weather continues to cooperate and keeps the season
moving strong. Please know that if you have any questions on rules
or regulations, you can refer to your Rules & Regulations booklet
or stop in the golf shop for assistance. Your golf experience is really
important to us, so if you have any questions or ideas for future
events, please let us know. Keep hitting it forward and keep your
head down, most of all have fun!
pro golf tip
Tournament time is always
the time that we want to play
our best golf. Typically, those
rounds come with a little more
pressure, and most often, it
comes from ourselves! When
we tee it up a little nervous,
we feel tighter in the grip and
the arms. It is important to
remember to loosen up and let
go of the tension.
Keeping positive thoughts
in your head throughout the
round is the key. Sometimes a
little practice swing, a thought
of the last time you hit that
good shot, or that last putt
that went in the hole are all
that it takes to loosen up.
Take it ‘one shot at a
time’, and don’t get ahead
of yourself. As they say, stay
within the moment and take a
breath. Remember, we are all
here to play recreational golf
and make it a fun part of our
life. Keep smiling and finish
that swing no matter what!
Don’t ever give up, there is
always another day! Have fun
out there! – Joe
the Eagle
golf EVENTS
Pro Points
JASON HRYNKIW pga, head golf professional
I hope everyone had a great Holiday season! It was great to
see everyone enjoying their families at the club. As we move into
the heart of the golf calendar, we are looking forward to the
continued success of the events. The Nine & Dine events have
become very popular, along with the monthly couples events. We
thank the entire membership for making all golf events a success.
The participation numbers speak loud and clear: The members at
Gleneagles Country Club love GOLF!
It was nice to see everyone that came out for the recent Demo
Day event. If you need some assistance with your golf equipment,
don't hesitate to ask the Professional Staff. We want to see you
play your best! Some new products will be introduced in early
February as the PGA Merchandise Show is just around the corner.
Mark your calendar as we will be hosting another Demo Day on
February 27 from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm!
a note from
GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE
The Driving Range will be
MATS ONLY on January 1 - 4,
January 16, and January 26
JANUARY 2014
Ladies’ 18 Ryder Cup
January 6, 8 & 13 at 8:30 am
Men’s 18 Governor's Cup
January 7, 9, & 14 at 8:30 am
Couples Golf (Sixsomes)
Sunday, January 11
18 Holers at 8:30 am
9 Holers at 10:30 am
Ladies’ 9 Ryder Cup
January 20 & 27 at 10:30 am
Men’s 9 Ryder Cup
January 21 & 28 at 1:00 pm
Nine & Dine
January 29 at 3:00 pm
Ladies‘ 18 Hole Opening Day,
November 11, 2014
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on our COURTS
Racquet Talk
MIKE PUC, uspta director of tennis & fitness
I attended a very informative Gleneagles
Healthy Living Lectures Series last November
provided by the Fitness Department. (These are
great complimentary lectures on various health
topics available to all members – check the
schedule available in Fitness). Dr. Nick Kusturic
spoke on “Breathing Techniques” as a window
to better health, inner calm and stress relief. He
referenced ancient fitness disciplines such as Tai
TENNIS
Chi and Yoga that use controlled breathing to
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enhance performance.
I thought of the breathing methods we teach in
Monday - Friday
tennis. Young junior tennis players are taught at an
7:30 am - 4:00 pm
early age to expend air and energy by breathing
Saturday, Sunday out every time they strike the ball. This sometimes
translates into annoying grunts and screams even
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at the highest level that I do not endorse, but every
7:30 am - 2:00 pm
club player should aspire to breathe out while
hitting as a positive technique to relaxation and
proper stroking. Holding your breath when striking the ball creates
tension in the muscles that control the racquet and tension in large
muscle groups resulting in forced, unnatural swings. If you are extra
winded after a long point it may be that your breathing is not connected
with your hits.
Golfers can appreciate that their shots are longer and more controlled
when they have a relaxed fluid swing and breathe out on contact. Hockey
players breathe when they shoot the puck, pitchers, basketball players
and quarterbacks breathe when they throw the ball and tennis players
should breathe when they hit the ball. This does not mean you only
breathe out when you hit but you should time your breathing to occur
every single time on contact. Try saying a word like “swoosh” or “hit” on
contact. You will be amazed at the effortless results and your recovery
time between points will improve!
The PlayMate Smash ball machine with revolutionary iPlayMate
computer technology on board allows the Pro Shop to program our iPad
with pre set drills so you will never have to program a shot selection on
the machine again. The machine can create any sequence of balls in
the same drill including drop shots and lobs for a total tennis fitness
work out. This new machine coupled with the automated ball machine
PickupWall retrieval system that returns balls back to the machine results
in virtually continuous play. The ball machine is complimentary after
11:00 am by calling the Pro Shop the day of use.
Be sure to mark your Tennis Handbooks and read the event
descriptions to save the dates of activities of interest. Resident Tennis
members who do not play are always encouraged to register for the
dining portion of events so you may catch up with all the tennis news.
The Pep Rally, Season Opener, Color War, and Comp Breakfast are
all great examples of these opportunities. Many of these events are
complimentary.
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DATES that RATE
Team Tennis Pep Rally
January 7 at 4:00 pm on the Veranda
Grand Slam Season Opener
January 10 at 9:30 am
Complimentary Strategy & Play Clinic
January 14 at 9:30 am
Color War Tournament, Breakfast & Lunch
January 17, 8:30 am
Men’s Singles Championships
January 20, 23, & 25 at 9:30 am
Women’s Singles Championships
January 21, 23, & 25 at 9:30 am
Super Sunday Finals Breakfast
January 25 at 8:30 am
All-White No More!
RUTH BARNETT,
pro shop manager
BOLLE takes us to a Jazz concert. A collection
called, “All That Jazz” with stripes going in horizontal,
vertical and diagonal directions, hanging out with
diamonds and triangles, make a graphic statement
about BOLLE tennis moments. The
jazzy colors are hot pink, black
and white.
From TAIL comes “Sequin
Skies” in paradise and deep
aquatic blues with sequins
studded into sleeveless tanks
and as a ruffle on the
flounce skirts. To further
glitz up your tennis
apparel, expect some
very unusual uses of the
shiny sequins.
For those of you
who want to keep
those arms covered,
our long-sleeved tops
by SWING offer 50 UV
sun protection in every
color under the sun,
perfect for the tennis
courts or those chilly
evenings.
Is Tai Chi for You?
/ KAREN MIKUS fitness supervisor
If you would like to improve your
balance, relieve stress, enhance mental
capacity and concentration, reduce
blood pressure, reduce bone loss,
help with arthritis pain, improve lower
body and leg strength, accumulate
energy by releasing endorphins rather
than depleting it and promote deep breathing, then Tai
Chi is for you. One of the best things about tai chi is its
adaptability to every age and fitness level.
The balance factor alone should be filling up Tai Chi
classes. Tai chi helps improve balance because it targets
all the physical components needed to stay upright—leg
strength, flexibility, range of motion, and reflexes—all of
which tend to decline with age.
Interestingly, one of tai chi’s biggest benefits to stability
isn’t physical—but emotional. Tai chi also makes you more
aware of both your internal body and the external world,
giving you a better sense of your position in space, so you
won’t be as likely to trip and fall if you try to simultaneously
talk to a friend and navigate a busy sidewalk.
The Gleneagles Fitness Center offers an excellent Tai
Chi class on Mondays from 3:00 to 4:00 pm. We have many
members who would benefit from Tai Chi. If you do not
attend our class because you are unable to attend at the
established time, please give us a call (495-2806) so we
might consider a new time depending on the number of
members who are interested.
FITNESS
CENTER
495-2806
Monday-Thursday
6:30 am - 6:00 pm
Friday
6:30 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday
7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday
& Holidays
7:00 am - 2:00 pm
Healthy Living
ADVANCES IN TREATING HEART DISEASE
with jonthan vafai
We all see the heart as the symbol of love.
Make some time to love yourself by learning
about ways to stay "heart healthy" at this month’s
Healthy Living Lecture. Dr. Jonathan Vafai will be
presenting information about the most recent
advancements in Heart Disease prevention and
treatment at our next lecture on Tuesday, January
20 at 4:00 pm at Strathearn Satellite.
Dr Vafai is a cardiologist with Tenet Florida Physician Services
in Delray Beach. Dr. Vafai received his medical degree at the New
York University School of Medicine. Dr Vafai interned at Harvard
Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess.
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
FITNESS
group class
SCHEDULE
AQUACISE
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 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
9:30 am - 10:30 am
9:30 am - 10:30 am
AQUA ZUMBA
Tuesday 4:00 pm - 4:45pm
BARRE (FUSION)
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Thursday BARRE (STRENGTH & SCULPT)
Tuesday5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
CARDIO SCULPT
Monday Wednesday 8:00 am - 9:00 am
8:00 am - 9:00 am
LATIN HEAT
Thursday 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
SIT TO BE FIT
Monday Wednesday Friday Sunday 10:30 am - 11:30 am
10:15 am - 11:15 am
9:45 am - 10:45 am
10:15 am - 11:15 am
STRENGTH
Tuesday Friday 9:00 am - 10:00 am
7:30 am - 8:30 am
TAI CHI
LECTURE
SERIES
Tuesday,
January 20
4:00-5:00 pm
Strathearn
Satellite
To attend,
please contact
the Fitness
Center at
495-2806
or email
kmikus@
gleneagles.cc
Monday 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
YOGA
Monday 9:15 am - 10:15 am
Tuesday 8:00 am - 9:00 am
Tuesday (Chair) 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Wednesday 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Wednesday 4:10 pm - 5:10 pm
Thursday 8:00 am - 9:00 am
Thursday 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Friday 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am - 9:00 am
Sunday 9:00 am - 10:00 am
ZUMBA
Wednesday Friday Saturday 9:00 am - 10:00 am
8:30 am - 9:30 am
9:30 am - 10:30 am
View Class Schedules online!
Class Schedule subject to change.
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classes & CLUBS
At the Bridge Table by art goldman
♠ ♥
One of our regular duplicate players approached me and complained that
whenever the bidding went one spade-two spades-three spades, if she passed,
her partner made four, but if she bid four spades, her partner went down one
(or more). I understood her complaint as I never liked that bidding sequence.
♦ ♣
Many experienced players prefer a method known as “help suit game tries.”
After one spade-two spades the opening bidder bids a suit in which she needs
help. i.e. Holding ♠KQ974, ♥5, ♦A865,♣AQ2, opener bids three diamonds.
Responder holding ♠A852, ♥843, ♦42, ♣K986 can risk four spades knowing
that partner can trump one or more diamond losers in dummy. Holding
♠A852, ♥K98, ♦974, ♣J87, one point more, responder should just pass three spades.
What are good holdings in the suit for which opener seeks help? Any singleton or
doubleton,especially when holding four trumps, Kx(x), and any holding of five or more
cards. Using this method it is not just a matter of high card points.
As I write this article, our duplicate games are filling the Strathearn satellite to capacity.
As you read this, our games are back in the main clubhouse, our social bridge for both men
and ladies are underway and Sunday evening social bridge is back in the clubhouse with
Sid Meyers as our host. January will see the start of Keith Hanson’s lesson series. Watch the
Bridge Bulletin Boards and The Week-at-a-Glance for registration information.
Our Duplicate players will be able to play in the Bernard Grand Memorial Swiss Teams
this January in a revised format.
The American Contract Bridge League (acbl.org) is a great source of bridge news and
information for all players. The ACBL has a campaign underway entitled Play Nice. Whether
you play duplicate or social bridge the game will be much more enjoyable if there is less
(no) criticism of partner or opponents. Try it, you will like it!
That’s all for now. I hope to see you all at the table.
BRIDGE
Computer Club News by ...
The New Year starts new Computer Club Workshops and Programs. Our forward
thinking Education Committee and Computer Club Board continue to take giant
steps to enrich our everyday digital experiences. Incidentally, our new clubhouse is
fantastic and by far Gleneagles is the best place to live in South Florida!
January Workshops have been designed for both the very beginner to
the much advanced users of both PC’s and handheld devices. Workshops
at the Lomond Hills computer center continue to be outstanding,
covering all the facets of today’s digital needs. Schedules are available on our website
http://GleneaglesComputer.org, in the Breezeway, and are listed in the Gleneagles “Week at
a Glance” emails. Workshop descriptions are posted on the website. The computer center
is maintained and Workshops are taught by our wonderful volunteer members, who invite
you to join them.
Start the New Year by attending our January meeting. Our resident experts will show you
how to enjoy many more features of your iPhone, iPad, or Android phone. Everyone is welcome
at Strathearn at 3:00 pm on Monday, January 19, so don’t miss it. The digital world is changing
every day with newer and more advanced features and operating systems for both the handheld
phones and PC’s. Keep yourself up to date by attending our Meetings, our Workshops and Help
Days. For assistance anytime, call our Help Line 637-1231 or visit our website.
We recently were cleaning out the computer club storage room and found the original
club computer which had been built by Donald Nadler, Marty Hande and Donald Stern in
the fall of 1995, using parts they purchased from an “import warehouse” near the Miami
Airport. Strange, it still runs and looks like a system you can buy today, except for the floppy
disk drive. They installed Windows 98 operating system, an upgrade from the DOS they
started with. If only that computer could talk, as it’s lived through a vast technical growth
from DOS and Windows 3.1 to present apps or tiles (as shortcuts) and the Cloud. This
original system never saw the Cloud and thought the Internet was a dial-up bulletin board.
Time flies when you’re having fun! We’re the WiFi generation for sure!
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January 2015
Duplicate Bridge Games
Open Pairs Duplicate Bridge
Tuesdays at 7:00 pm, Ladies’ Card Room
Ladies’ Duplicate Bridge
Wednesdays at 12:30 pm, Waterfall Room
Please note new start time
Social Bridge Games
Men’s Social Bridge
Tuesdays at 12:00 pm, Strathearn
Ladies’ Social Bridge
Wednesdays at 12:00 pm, Strathearn
Open Pairs Social Bridge
Sundays at 7:00 pm, Ladies’ Card Room
AARP SAFE DRIVERS
Wednesday, January 7
Wednesday, January 21
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Clunie Satellite
Robert Nussbaum 266-8799
COMPUTER CLUB
iPhone & Android Features!
Monday, January 19, 3:00 pm
in Strathearn Satellite
HADASSAH
Breakfast Meeting featuring
Andy & Liela Hamori
Monday, January 12, 9:30 am
$22 per person
Mildred Freedman 496-1805
INVESTMENT
Wednesdays, 3:00-4:00 pm
at Loch Maree Satellite.
Open to all, no charge.
Contact: Jim Bandler 865-0959
MEDICAL PLAY DOLLS
Mondays at 9:00 am
Strathearn Satellite
Debby Benyas 498-7675
SOLOS
Interclub Cocktail Party!
Thursday, January 15
$35 per person - please RSVP!
Contact: Ali Hall 498-3606 x134
the Eagle
message CENTER
Roadway Safety
by rick white, director of security
Safety is something that drivers should keep in mind at all times. After
all, when you are operating a motorized vehicle, you have a responsibility
to do your part to keep the roadways safe for yourself, other drivers,
passengers, and others who may be affected by traffic accidents.
1. Stay Alert: Actively pay attention to your actions and those of the
drivers around you when you are driving.
2. Use Turn Signals: Always use your turn signals in advance of making
a lane change or turning.
3. Buckle Up: Wearing your seat belt is an essential safety tip for drivers.
Deepest Condolences
To the family and friends of
Beverly Lazarus
Marvin Pollow
Rose Samel
And to our members
Sherry Matzner & family on the
loss of their mother, Louise Assa
Roy & Hermene Schrager on the
loss of their son, Rick
A Note of Thanks
The following people would like to
express their thanks to everyone for their
cards, calls, prayers and kind deeds:
Stanley & Susan Blacker
Thelma Epstein
Nancy & Shelly Goodman
Howard & Florence Schiffer
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.
4. Follow Traffic Signals: Pay close attention to and obey stop signs and
traffic lights.
5. Respect Yellow Lights: Remember that the intent of a yellow light is
to notify drivers to slow down and prepare to stop. A yellow traffic
signal should not be viewed as a sign to step on the gas to rush
through an intersection before the light turns red.
6. Obey Speed Limits: When driving, it’s important to stick to the
posted speed limit at all times.
7. Adjust for Weather: When the weather is less than perfect, such as
rainy, snowy, or foggy conditions, use extra precautions when driving
and follow guidelines for staying safe in the particular situation you
are facing.
8. Be Predictable: Don’t make sudden stops or lane changes. Instead,
take care to ensure that other drivers are likely to be able to predict
your actions to maximize safety.
9. Never Drive Under the Influence: It’s essential to avoid operating a
vehicle if you have been drinking, taking certain types of prescription
or non-prescription drugs, or are otherwise impaired.
10. Yield Right of Way: When other drivers has the right of way, be sure
to yield to them. Also, don’t make the mistake of assuming that
everyone else will yield to you when they should. Regardless of who
has the right to go, yield if it seems that the other driver may not be
observing standard practices for yielding.
11. Know Where You Are Going: Plan your travel route ahead of time
so that you aren't struggling to figure out where to go while you are
operating a motorized vehicle.
12. Avoid Distractions: Sending text messages isn’t the only dangerous
distraction that drivers need to avoid while operating a vehicle.
Changing CDs, using cell phones, eating, and interacting with
passengers are just a few examples of the types of distractions that
you should take care to avoid when driving.
13. Use Headlights: Headlights aren’t just necessary at night. When you
are driving in the rain or fog, turning on your headlights can play an
important role in keeping you and those around you safe on the road.
Mah Jongg & Canasta Get Together
14. Share the Road: Remember that you are not the only driver on the
road. All drivers deserve to be treated with respect.
If you are interested in finding a Mah Jongg or
Canasta game, be sure to attend our Mah Jongg &
Canasta Players Get-Together. Contact Kristen Laraia
at 637-1201 for more information.
15. Proper Vehicle Maintenance: Take care to ensure that your
automobile stays in good working condition. This includes keeping
fluids topped off, performing schedule engine maintenance, making
certain tires have plenty of air, and ensuring that the vehicle’s
exterior lights are functional at all times.
Wednesday, January 21 at 4:00 pm in the Glen Bar
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
January 2015
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reservations OPEN...
social SCENE
New Year, New Talent!
ALI HALL social activities manager
The New Year is here! Best wishes to you and
your family for the year to come. Starting the New
Year off is a trip to Sur la Table in Mizner Park on
January 5 to spend the day creating a wonderful
meal with some incredibly knowledgeable and
talented culinary artists.
January 7 will have you in stitches as Dr. Stephen
Z. Cohen brings us his lecture on The Golden Age
of Jewish Humor. Not to be missed as he appeals to
everyone who likes to laugh!
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES
This month we break out the bellbottoms and
& BRIDGE
peace signs for the Flower Power Dinner Dance
498-3606 x134 with The Shindigs Band on January 10 (see page 15
for menu). Larry Brendler and Cheryl bring us the
Top Notch Duo for our Lounge Show on January 14. January 17 “Splash!”
comes to us to host a Painting Class at the club. All supplies including wine
will be there!
On January 22 Mark Preston of The Letterman Group will bring his
charm, charisma and beautiful voice to our Legends Dining room for our
January Dinner Show (see page 15 for menu). We finish January with an
incredible night of Cirque for our Eagles Have Landed event (see page
16 for menu). It will be an amazing night of talent and wonder not to be
missed. Cachet will be there to help dance the night away.
Happy New Year and I look forward to seeing you around the club!
COOKING
CLASS
Monday, January 5
Bus Departs at
10:15 am
$69.50 Includes
Class, Tasting and
Transportation!
Must RSVP by December 19, Online or call Ali Hall
Splash!
PAINTING CLASS
Saturday, January 17
2:00 pm in Strathearn Satellite
$30 Includes all materials!
Registration now open
Online or call Ali Hall
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January 2014
Make your reservations in January
for these great upcoming events!
EVENT
OPENS VIA
(2/3) Cooking Demo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jan. 3

(2/4) Rum & Reggae on Veranda. . . . . . Jan. 4

(1/31) Special Event: Cirque . . . . . . . . . Jan. 5

(2/5) Literary Luncheon. . . . . . . . . . . . . Jan. 5

(2/11) Lecture: Behind the Scenes. . . . . Jan. 11 
(2/14) Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance. . . Jan. 14 
(2/9) Lounge Show: Will Bridges Duo. . Jan. 18 
(2/17) Kids’ Bingo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jan. 19  
(2/26) Dinner Show: Savannah Jack . . . Jan. 26 
 498-4003  Online
Lottery
 498-3606 ext. 132
 498-3606 ext. 134
THE GOLDEN AGE OF
JEWISH HUMOR
a lecture by Dr. Stephen Z. Cohen
Wednesday, January 7
at 7:30 pm
in the Waterfall Room
$16, includes dessert & coffee.
Reservations open December 7 
MUSIC BY THE POOL
enjoy dinner outside with
musical entertainment!
Friday, January 9
Reservations open December 26 
lounge show
TOP NOTCH DUO
Wednesday,
January 14 at 8:00 pm
on the Veranda
$18+ per person,
includes one cocktail
Reservations open December 14 
PIANO in the LOUNGE
Saturday, January 17
at 6:00 pm
Reservations are not required
THE REAL WOLF
OF WALL STREET
Wednesday, January 28 at 7:30 pm
$12+ per person, includes coffee & dessert
Reservations open December 28 
Originally telecast September 10, 2014
January 12
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Italian Buffet L
Ladies 9 Ryder Cup
January 27
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner V
Men's Tennis Singles Champs.
Ladies 9 Ryder Cup
Healthy Living Lecture S
Bridge Swiss Teams G
January 20
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Ladies 18 Ryder Cup
Membership Mingle V
January 13
Lunch L
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte V
Ladies 18 Ryder Cup
January 6
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
A La Carte Dinner V
Men's 9 Ryder Cup
92Y WF
January 28
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
A La Carte Dinner V
Women's Tennis Singles Champs.
Men's 9 Ryder Cup
Mah Jongg & Canasta
Get Together GB
January 21
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, V
Club Classics L
Men's 18 Governor's Cup
Complimentary Clinic
Lounge Show:
Top Notch Duo V
January 14
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Men's 18 Governor's Cup
Team Tennis Pep Rally V
Lecture: Jewish Humor WF
January 7
Lunch L, V
Drinks GB
Grille Dinner G
Nine & Dine WF
January 29
Lunch L, V
Drinks GB
Grille Dinner G
Dinner Show: Mark Preston L
January 22
Lunch L, V
Drinks GB
Grille Dinner G
Solos Interclub LO, V
January 15
Lunch L, V
Drinks GB
Grille Dinner G
Ladies 18 Ryder Cup
January 8
Buffet Lunch G
Champagne Brunch L
January 1
THURSDAY
Lunch L, V
Drinks LO, GB, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Prime Rib Dinner Buffet G
Lifestyle Expo WF
January 30
Lunch L, V
Drinks LO, GB, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Grille Dinner G
Tennis Singles Champs.
Friday Book Club S
January 23
Lunch L, V
Drinks LO, GB, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Prime Rib Dinner Buffet G
January 16
Lunch L, V
Drinks GB, LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Music by the Pool Buffet G
Men's 18 Governor's Cup
January 9
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, GB, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Grille Dinner G
January 2
FRIDAY
Buffet Lunch G
Eagles Have Landed:
CIRQUE L
January 31
Continental Breakfast V
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
Music Under the Stars Buffet V
Saturday Book Club S
January 24
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
A La Carte Dinner V
Tennis Color War
Splash! Painting Class S
Piano in the Lounge LO
January 17
Continental Breakfast V
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner V
Tennis Grand Slam Opener
Flower Power Dinner Dance L
January 10
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, V
A La Carte Dinner L
A La Carte Dinner V
Dessert & Coffee V
January 3
SATURDAY
GOLF | TENNIS/FITNESS | CLUB/SOCIAL | DINING | L Legends Dining Room | LO Legends Lounge | G Grille Room | GB Glen Bar | WF Waterfall Room | V The Veranda | S Strathearn Satellite
Buffet Lunch G
Drinks GB
Eagles Cancer Card Party WF/L
January 26
January 25
Breakfast L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks GB
Burger & Brew G
Super Sunday Singles Champs.
Condo V Brunch WF
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
Meet the Candidates L
January 19
January 18
Breakfast L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO, V
New England Buffet L
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
Hadassah Breakfast WF
$26 · Guests Welcome · Live Harpist
Thursday, January 1 · 11:00 am - 2:30 pm
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
new year’s day
CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
LEGENDS DINING ROOM: Breakfast & Lunch: Day Casual; Sunday - Thursday Evenings; Country Club Casual; Friday & Saturday: Evening Casual
LEGENDS LOUNGE: Sunday-Thursday: Casual until 7:00 pm and Country Club Casual thereafter. Friday & Saturday: Casual until 6:00 pm and Evening Casual thereafter.
GRILLE ROOM, VERANDA: Day & Evening Casual
Golf Shoes are not permitted on the main level of the Clubhouse at any time. Please communicate the dress code with any guests you may bring.
NOVEMBER 1 - APRIL 30
See page 14 for menu. Reservations open December 18 
DRESS
CODES
Breakfast L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks GB
Pizza & Pasta Buffet G
Couples Golf
Breakfast L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Casual Sunday L
January 11
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
Trip: Sur La Table
MONDAY
January 5
HOURS
January 4
Reservations are
required for all
Evening Dining:
498-4003
SUNDAY
SUNDAY BREAKFAST 8:30 - 10:30 am
LUNCH (LEGENDS) 11:00 am - 2:30 pm
LUNCH (GRILLE) 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
DINNER 5:00 - 8:00 pm
VERANDA DINNER 5:00 - 8:00 pm
LEGENDS LOUNGE 4:00 pm - close
GLEN BAR 12:00 - 5:00 pm/close
VERANDA DRINKS 5:00 pm - close
at aatglance
JANUARY
a glance
MARCH 2015
2014
fine DINING
CASUAL SUNDAY A LA CARTE
A la carte soup, salad and dessert are available
JANUARY 4 | Blackened Shrimp Wedge 18 ·
Chargrilled Sirloin & Steak Fries 20 · Linguini &
Clams 19 · Grilled Chicken Wings & Salad 16 · Flying
Eagles Burgers 16 · Roasted Vegetable Tart 16 ·
Pan Seared Salmon 18
BUFFETS
JANUARY 1 | NEW YEARS DAY CHAMPAGNE
BRUNCH featuring live harp music! 26.00
Hangover Station, Elaborate Salad Bar, Nova Display,
Omelette & Carving Stations, Blintzes, Pastries,
Desserts and more…
LEGENDS DINING ROOM
FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT A LA CARTE
Includes a house salad or cup of house made soup, and Chef’s featured dessert.
JANUARY 2 & 3 | Classic Lobster Thermidor 32 · Vanilla Scented
Grouper 28 · Duck Fettuccini 28 · Forest Mushroom Risotto 24 ·
Chargrilled Lamb Chops 34 · Red Wine Braised Short Rib 28 · also
featuring Chef’s nightly special
JANUARY 9 | Pan Seared Crab Cake 29 · Veal Osso Bucco 30 ·
Shallot Crusted Filet 32 · Vegetarian Stuffed Pepper 24 · Pan Seared
Sea Bass 30 · Rosemary Scented Pork Rib Eye 29 · also featuring
Chef’s nightly special
JANUARY 16 & 17 | Wild Salmon Oscar 31 · Chargrilled Rib Eye 32 ·
House Made Gnocchi 24 · Shrimp Fra Diablo 28 · Crispy Duckling
28 · Veal Saltimbocca 29 · also featuring Chef’s nightly special
JANUARY 23 & 24 | Chargrilled Pork Chop 29 · Herb Scented Snapper
28 · Lobster Bolognese 29 · Prime Rib 32 · Wild Mushroom Risotto 24 ·
Braised Lamb Shank 29 · also featuring Chef’s nightly special
JANUARY 30 | Lemon Basil Swordfish 28 · Veal Picatta 28 · Shrimp
& Scallops 29 · Roasted Vegetable Lasagna 24 · Chargrilled New York
Strip 33 · Sliced Tenderloin 32 · also featuring Chef’s nightly special
CLUB CLASSICS 22
Includes a house salad or cup of house made soup and ice cream sundae bar
JANUARY 7 | Penne Bolognese · Chicken a la King · Eggplant
Parmesan · Chopped Steak · Asian Shrimp Stir Fry · Trout
Almondine · Grilled Salmon Nicoise
JANUARY 13 & 14 | Steak Diane · Southern Fried Chicken · Pasta
Primavera · Beef Stroganoff · Shrimp Cacciatore · Lemon Caper
Flounder · Mediterranean Steak Salad
JANUARY 21 | Turkey Meatloaf · Blackened Shrimp Skewers ·
Chargrilled Sirloin · Chicken Pot Pie · Sole Oregano · Penne a la
Vodka · Chicken Cordon Bleu
JANUARY 28 | Liver & Onions · Shrimp & Grits · Mediterranean
Risotto Cakes · Pepper Steak · Chicken Parmesan · Blackened Mahi ·
Penne Carbonara
JANUARY 9 | MUSIC BY THE POOL 24.00
Grille Room Includes signature cocktail, house salad,
BBQ ribs, grilled hot dogs and burgers, salmon and
grilled chicken wings, honey butter corn bread, blue
cheese fingerling potatoes, penne a la vodka, seasonal
vegetables, and Chef’s ice cream dessert
JANUARY 11 | PIZZA & PASTA BUFFET 20.00
Grille Room Includes green salad and Caesar salad bar,
Chef’s pasta station, selection of pizzas, grilled wings,
Chef’s featured dessert and more…
JANUARY 16 | PRIME RIB BUFFET 30.00
Grille Room Includes a house salad, hand carved
prime rib and salmon, roasted bones, Chef’s pasta
station, snapper francaise, crispy glazed duck,
seasonal vegetables, herb roasted potatoes, Chef’s
featured dessert and more...
JANUARY 18 | NEW ENGLAND BUFFET 28.00
Includes a salad bar, New England clam chowder,
steamed little neck clams and mussels, hush puppies,
hand carved New York Strip, petite crab cakes, herb
crusted cod, Dijon chicken, handmade lobster rolls,
seasonal vegetables, red skin potatoes, corn, and
dessert display
JANUARY 24 | MUSIC UNDER THE STARS 34.00
Veranda Includes signature sangria, house salad,
grilled shrimp skewers, lamb chops, citrus glazed
salmon, roasted chicken, cheesy au gratin potatoes,
wild rice pilaf, spinach ravioli, seasonal vegetables,
and Chef’s ice cream dessert
JANUARY 27 | ITALIAN BUFFET 26.00
Includes a salad bar, Chef’s pasta station, eggplant
parmesan, veal picatta, chicken marsala, cod
cappenata, seasonal vegetables, tiramisu and more
JANUARY 30 | PRIME RIB BUFFET 30.00
Grille Room Includes a house salad, hand carved
prime rib and swordfish, shrimp scampi station,
sautéed mussels, veal scaloppini, crispy glazed duck,
wild mushroom ravioli, seasonal vegetables, mixed
potato hash, Chef’s featured dessert and more...
Reservations are required for all evening dining and open 2 weeks in advance 498-4003
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January 2015
All menus are subject to change. Please refer to weekly Food & Beverage e-mails for Chef’s Nightly Specials.
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Please see page 16
Lobster Burger 18 ·
Portobello Mushroom
Burger 16 · Crab Burger 18
Bison Burger 17 · Turkey
Burger 16 · Veggie Burger 16
Classic Burger 16
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Saturday, January 10
Sunday,
January 25
5:00 pm
in the
grille room
burger &
brew
Reservations available 6:00 - 8:00 pm
with music by
The Shindigs
Prime Rib 32
Crispy Duckling 29
Chargrilled Veal Chop 34
Sea Bass Marino 30
Crab Stuffed Prawns 29
Butternut Squash Ravioli 24
Reservations open December 27 
Reservations open January 11 
GRILLE DINNER
A la carte soup, salad and desserts are available
JANUARY 2 | Spiced Lobster Salad 17 · Swordfish
Teriyaki 20 · BBQ Brisket Sandwich 16 · Curried
Vegetable Stir Fry 17 · Flying Eagles Burgers 16 ·
Chargrilled Filet 28 · Salmon & Bowtie Pasta 19 ·
also featuring Chef’s nightly special
JANUARY 8 | Pan Seared Corvina 18 · Classic
Reuben Sandwich 16 · Roasted Eggplant Flatbread
16 · Crispy Fried Shrimp 18 · Chargrilled Sirloin
21 · Flying Eagles Burgers 16 · Bruschetta Chicken
Salad 16 also featuring Chef’s nightly special
JANUARY 15 | Black & Blue Steak Salad 18 ·
Crunchy Flounder 18 · Vegetable Corn Nage Pasta
17 · Shrimp Skewers 18 · Chargrilled Skirt Steak
21 · Blackened Grouper Wrap 16 · Flying Eagles
Burgers 16 also featuring Chef’s nightly special
dinner show
JANUARY 22 & 23 | Ahi Tuna Nicoise 17 · Fish
& Chips 18 · Simple Pesto Pasta 16 · Chicken
Parmesan 18 · Petite Strip Steak 21 · Flying Eagles
Burgers 16 · Mile High Pastrami Sandwich 16 ·
also featuring Chef’s nightly special
Thursday, January 22 at 8:00 pm
JANUARY 29 | Blackened Swordfish 20 · Flaked
Salmon Cobb Salad 17 · Flying Eagles Burgers 16
Shrimp Fra Diablo 18 · Classic Maine Lobster
Roll 17 · Spaghetti Squash 16 · Smoked Chicken
Flatbread 16 · Chargrilled Sirloin 21 also featuring
Chef’s nightly special
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
MARK PRESTON
A Charming & Charismatic Entertainer
Dinner seating at 6:15 & 6:45
Includes a plated seasonal salad and Chef’s
featured dessert. Upscale buffet including
hand carved New York Sirloin and stuffed
chicken roulade, Italian pasta station, creamy
risotto station, crispy duck, bronzed lemon
pesto snapper, roasted pork loin, rosemary
potatoes, seasonal vegetables and more…
Reservations open December 22 
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Gleneagles Country Club
7667 Victory Lane
Delray Beach, FL 33446
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 at 6:30 pm
THE EAGLES HAVE LANDED
Experience the world of fantasy that is Cirque!
Complimentary cocktail and hand passed hors
d’oeuvres, chilled nova platters, smoked seafood
display, sushi boat, salad bar, shrimp scampi station,
carved rack of lamb and tenderloin, baked brie,
potato pancakes, petite dessert display and more…
$95 • Members Only
Jacket & Tie Required, Black Tie Suggested
Reservations open January 5 
Presorted
First Class Mail
U.S. Postage
PAID
West Palm Beach FL
Permit No. 373
january events
DESSERT & COFFEE
Saturday, January 3
8:00 - 10:00 pm
Relax and unwind after a
night on the town with
Live Guitar Music
$5 per person
No reservations required
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
Saturday, January 10 & 24
8:30 - 10:30 am
$10 per person
No reservations required
MUSIC UNDER THE STARS
Saturday, January 24
Dinner Buffet with Music!
See page 14 for menu.
$34 per person
Reservations open January 10 
A LA CARTE DINNER
The Veranda will be open for
dinner on the following dates,
offering an A La Carte menu
and nightly Chef’s features.
Saturday, January 3
Tuesday, January 6
Saturday, January 10
Saturday, January 17
Tuesday, January 20
Wednesday, January 21
Wednesday, January 28
Reservations are required and
open 2 weeks in advance