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EAGLE
APRIL 2020
the
BOARD & MANAGEMENT
DEAR MEMBERS,
April is here, and it is no surprise that we are still going strong
with events and activities. Member participation is at an all-time 7667 Victory Lane
high throughout the club, including sports and fitness activities Delray Beach, FL 33446
as well as dining and social events. From Gleneagles University to 800-535-4536
golf & tennis events, dinner shows, themed dinner dances, fitness www.gleneagles.cc
Stephen Wolk classes and spa treatments, Gleneagles truly offers something for
board president
Clubhouse 561-498-3606
everyone. Fitness Center 561-495-2806
For the second year in a row, Gleneagles hosted a welcome booth in Golf Shop 561-496-1333
Golf Tee Times 561-637-1208
Long Island at the New York Tennis Open Expo. Hundreds of tennis
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fans stopped by our booth and got the opportunity to find out Reservations 561-498-4003
more about our wonderful club. This is a great way to personally Security 561-921-9999
introduce the Gleneagles Lifestyle to hundreds of potential Spa 561-860-8711
members in the New York, Long Island area. In addition, we are Tennis Shop 561-499-0211
strongly considering the possibility of hosting a booth next year at
a golf tournament in the New England area. The exposure that we 2020-2021
Kraig Spina BOARD of GOVERNORS
receive at these types of events is tremendous.
general
PRESIDENT
manager April 13 is the final day to receive the ballots for our proposed Stephen Wolk
amendments to our Declaration. Once we tally up your votes,
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
we will announce the results. This process took almost one year Deborah Benson
from start to finish. The involvement of our Senior Staff, Board
2nd VICE PRESIDENT
of Governors, committee members, volunteers and each of our Daniel Kolber
neighborhood associations made this possible. The process was
TREASURER
truly a grassroots campaign. Thank you to our membership for Michael Kartz
your participation and timely responses. These changes are very
ASSISTANT TREASURER
important to the financial stability and future of our club. Harvey Fogel
Real estate sales continue to grow. Although our inventory for sale SECRETARY
is historically low, we continue to enjoy good sales. Many people Barbara Berkowitz
are looking to make Gleneagles their home. If you are considering ASSISTANT SECRETARY
selling your home or condo, now is a great time to list it. Judy Hotz
We have completed our annual audit for the year ending October GOVERNORS
31, 2019. The audited financial statements are available on our Kenneth Barash
Vincent Kavanagh
Members only website, as well as in hard copy at the Concierge
Didi Marks
desk and Accounting office. Should you have any questions, please Lois Schiff
contact our CFO, Harvey Grunwald or our General Manger, Kraig
Spina.
2019-2020 COMMITTEE
We wish you a Happy Passover and Easter. We know many of you CHAIRS
will be celebrating at the Club. We look forward to spending the BRIDGE
busy summer with you here in paradise. Myra Goldman
BUDGET & FINANCE
Dennis Custage
Respectfully yours,
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Mel Bloomstein & Eric DeEsso
GOLF & GREENS
Stephen Wolk, Board President James Marland
Kraig Spina, General Manager HEALTHY LIFESTYLE
Herbert Marsh
HOUSE
Janice Rochelle & Doug Fuerst
MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING
BOARD MEETING NOTICE: Thursday, April 16 at 2:00 pm Glen Hammer & Alan Marks
Open to all members. Members may speak at Board Meetings for no longer than three minutes about any item on the agenda. After the agenda is posted, RULES ENFORCEMENT
a sign-up sheet will be available at the Concierge Desk, and in the meeting room prior to the start of the meeting. Additional Board meetings may be called Susan Jacobs
by the Board. Pursuant to Florida Statute 720, notices of all board meetings will be posted on the Members Only website Board Calendar as well as outside
SOCIAL ENRICHMENT & EDUCATION
of the Board Room door in the Lower Level Breezeway at least 48 hours in advance of a meeting, except in an emergency.
Paul Giannola
TENNIS
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Ronald Grant & Donald Hoffrichter
NEVERLAND
EAGLES HAVE FLOWN EAGLE
the
season celebration
FRIDAY, APRIL 3 + SATURDAY, APRIL 4
Seating begins at 6:30 pm • $55 • Evening Dress Code HIGHLIGHTS
CANCELED
Members Only • Reservations by Lottery
Off to Neverland! We bring you to the place where you never have to 6 FITNESS NEWS
A record-breaking Healthy Heart 5K
grow up. Your journey will begin in historic London before being event was held in February. Plus, great
magically whisked away to a fantasy world as you navigate through the lectures and classes for this month.
enchantment of fairies, but beware of the danger ahead in Pirate’s Cove.
Start off with a Lost Boy Never Ending Punch, followed by Chef’s fun and
imaginative cuisine which includes passed hors d’oeuvres, small plate 10 DAY BY DAY
A better way to see what's happening at
stations, Peter Pan Seared filet mignon, rack of lamb, Captain Hook’s Gleneagles! Pull out the center spread
seafood bar, Tinker Bell’s dessert display and more. Jam with the Chase for info on the go.
Band as they are guaranteed to keep you dancing all night long!
14 PHOTO BOMBS
So many photos, so little space! See a
sampling of photos here and more at
gleneagles.smugmug.com.
JOLLY GOOD THOUGHTS DEPARTMENTS
2 Board & Management 12 Fine Dining
Nick Jolly ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER 4 Membership News 14 On our Greens
6 Healthy Lifestyle 16 On our Courts
Time flies when you are having fun! It’s hard to believe season’s end is almost
8 Social Scene 18 Message Center
here. With all the golf, tennis, bridge, shows and special events, we have tried 9 Fine Dining 19 Member Activities
to provide something for everyone to enjoy and the member participation has 10 Day by Day 20 Event Photos
been unbelievable, so thank you for that.
The month of April starts off with our Eagles Have Flown party on Friday, April
3 and Saturday, April 4. The theme this year is Neverland, so get ready to party!
We will round off the weekend with a BBQ and Brew Buffet on Sunday, April 5
in Legends. Tuesday, April 7 in the Grille Room is Taco Tuesday. This evening is
getting more and more popular so put on your sombrero and join us for a taco
and a margarita!
reservations
On Saturday, April 18 we are hosting another Lobster Clambake and Sunday,
April 26 is our Prime Rib Buffet in Legends Dining Room offering Prime Rib
OPENING THIS MONTH
and bones, pasta, fresh catch, full salad bar and a delicious dessert table with
PRIMARIES, POLITICS & Opens Apr. 12
ice cream sundae bar. PUNDITRY LECTURE
Passover is on Wednesday, April 8. Lottery slips are due by March 8, so do Tuesday, May 12
not delay. We are celebrating the holiday on the first night and we are very
fortunate to have Alan and Linda Elkes who will conduct the service in the VIDEO: MERCHANTS Opens Apr. 21
OF DOUBT
Legends Dining Room, and Ira and Andrea Gelernter who will conduct the Thursday, May 21
service in the Waterfall Room. We are truly grateful to both parties for helping
make Passover a memorable event again this year. Services in the Waterfall MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND Opens
Room start promptly at 6:00 pm and the services in the Legends Dining Room COCKTAIL PARTY Apr. 23
start at 6:30 pm; please remind your guests that jackets are required and ties are Saturday, May 23
optional. On the second night of Passover, Thursday, April 9, we are hosting a
Traditional Dinner Buffet. This evening will also be very busy and reservations MEMORIAL DAY BBQ Opens Apr. 25
will open two weeks prior. Monday, May 25
Sunday, April 12 is Easter Sunday and along with breakfast and brunch that day MOTHER'S DAY DINNER Opens Apr. 26
we are also hosting Easter Dinner in Legends Dining Room featuring all of your Sunday, May 10
favorites.
We welcome our new F&B Committee and encourage your suggestions all year long. Reserve Online 561-498-4003
Cheers!
Nick gleneagles.cc 3
MEMBERSHIP NEWS
APP UPDATE
GLENEAGLES AT THE
Are you on the app?
NEW YORK TENNIS OPEN If the answer is no,
Once again, the Gleneagles team brought a glimpse of our it should be not
sunny lifestyle to freezing New York in February! Gleneagles yet! Nearly 1,000
was recently an exhibitor at the 2020 New York Tennis Open at members (977
the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Long Island, New to be exact) have
York. The Gleneagles booth had a wonderful location right in downloaded the
KRISTEN the main aisle, and created a lot of conversation as a result
LARAIA Gleneagles app and are utilizing
of our Florida extended forecast on display at the booth. The
DIRECTOR OF
amazing features such as booking
booth was hosted by General Manager Kraig Spina, Director
MEMBERSHIP
of Tennis Mike Puc, and Director of Membership & Marketing online dining reservations,
& MARKETING
Kristen Laraia. The booth saw more than 600 visitors. Many viewing the club calendar,
561-637-1201 requesting your car at valet,
of the people who visited our booth had seen our ads, heard
about Gleneagles or knew friends in the area – Gleneagles is no ordering food to-go, requesting
longer the best kept secret in South Florida! your golf bag be brought to the
driving range, and more!
If you have any questions about
how to best utilize the app,
DECLARATION 2020 contact Randee Spencer, Lead
In the first few weeks of our Declaration 2020 campaign, more Membership Concierge at 561-
than 700 members returned their ballots to vote on proposed 498-3606 ext. 133 or rspencer@
amendments to our Declaration. The Board of Governors and gleneagles.cc. The Gleneagles App
Management team strongly supports all six amendments to has been launched more than
the Declaration. While only a 2/3 vote is required to pass the 90,000 times since launching just
amendments, our goal is 100% participation as we want to 4 months ago… that is 90,000
hear from all of our members. Contact our Office Manager, club experiences from the palm
Catherine Tirino at ctirino@gleneagles.cc for more information. of your hand!
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OUR NEW MEMBERS
Outside Our Gates
Welcome!
RANDEE SPENCER lead membership concierge
Marc Dworkin & Ruth Davis
(Tennis)
15354 Strathearn Drive #12602
from Morris Plains, NJ
David & Faye Gross (Golf)
15878 Loch Maree Lane #2504
from Merrick, NY
James & Patricia Samuels (Full)
15870 Loch Maree Lane #2601
from Westport, CT
Brad Sternberg (Full) DELRAY AFFAIR | The 58th Annual Delray Affair will be held from April 3-5 in
7538 Glendevon Lane Downtown Delray Beach. Nicknamed the “Greatest Show under the Delray Sun,” the Delray
from Brooklyn, NY Affair is one of the largest arts & craft festivals in the Southeast United States. The event
takes place along the palm tree lined downtown streets of Delray Beach and stretches 12 city
NEW ADDRESS blocks. The Delray Affair has received numerous awards for its eclectic mixture of art, great
crafts and funky products from around the world. Enjoy the beautiful Florida spring weather
and the charming seaside downtown in our backyard. www.delrayaffair.com
John & Isabelle Ager
15638 Loch Maree Lane #6601
Samuel & Caren Eisenberg COMMUNITY MAINTENANCE
7725 Glendevon Lane
CENTER RENOVATION
UNDERWAY
In February, demolition of the existing
Community Maintenance Center took place as
scheduled, and our Golf Maintenance team is set
up in their temporary facilities for the duration
of the renovation. We are committed to keeping
you updated as we progress through this project.
This facility, which is the workplace for more
than 75 employees, is expected to be complete in
early 2021.
LEAVING FOR
THE SUMMER? FISHING CLUB NEWS
In January, the Gleneagles Fishing Club
Please submit a Change
chartered the 72’ Blue Herron II for an
of Address form when
afternoon of high adventure fishing over
you leave for summer. All the nearby reefs. Forty-two intrepid anglers
address change requests braved the breezy conditions for an afternoon
must be made in writing. of reef fishing near the Loxahatchee River
Change of Address Inlet in Jupiter. We caught mutton snappers,
Forms are available at pompano, and even a small shark! (safely
the Concierge Desk, returned to the deep). The seafood dinner in
Accounting Office and the Grille Room was an opportunity to share
Membership Office. our fish stories and tales of derring do.
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S PA & F I T N E S S
Congratulations
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL to overall female
HEALTHY HEART RUN/WALK winner, Jackie
Rimler, left; and
to overall male
At 8:00 am on Sunday, February 16, 155 pairs of winner, Sam
sneakers hit the road in the 5th Annual Healthy Finklestein,
Heart Run/Walk. And at 8:15 am, another 25 pairs below.
KAREN of sneakers joined the race for the one-mile fun
MIKUS walk. The threat of rain did not dampen the spirits
DIRECTOR OF and enthusiasm of the race participants. Over 25
HEALTHY
LIFESTYLE members volunteered to help with the event.
561-495-2806 We named the race the Healthy Heart 5K to
encourage our members to choose a lifestyle that
is heart healthy. The race was also two days after
Valentine’s Day and to celebrate that, each woman
upon finishing the race was handed a pink rose.
Music was provided by a DJ and refreshments
were waiting for participants to re-energize after
the race. Over 30 trophies were awarded in seven
different age categories. Sam Finklestein was the
overall male winner and Jackie Rimler was the
overall female winner.
We look forward to the 6th Annual Healthy Heart
5K next year!
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visual enterprises
GROUP FITNESS
CLASS SCHEDULE
Lectures & More... AGELESS GRACE GX
Registration is required for all events. Please call 561-495-2806 or email fitness@gleneagles.cc to register. Sa 11:15 am - 12:10 pm
AQUACISE Pool
Monday - Sunday
Boosting Energy Naturally 9:30 - 10:30 am
Nutrition Education Lecture with Dr. Lillian
BALANCE & SCULPT GX
Craggs-Dino
Tu 9:10 - 10:05 am
Thursday, April 9 • 4:00-5:30 pm MP
BARRE GX
Do you wake up tired and sluggish or find
W 8:00 - 8:55 am
yourself reaching for that extra cup of caffeine to
wake you up? Sa 9:00 - 9:55 am
If you say yes, attend this lecture that will teach BODY SCULPT GX
you what may be causing this low energy and Th 10:15 - 11:10 am
how to give it a boost naturally for long-acting BOXING GX
and sustained energy. F 11:15 am - 12:10 pm
CARDIO SCULPT GX
M 7:45 - 8:30 am
CYCLE
M, Tu, Th 8:00-8:45 am MP
AIS Stretching FOAM ROLLING GX
Healthy Lifestyle Lecture presented by Victor Noriega Tu 7:30 - 8:00 am
Tuesday, April 21 • 4:00-5:30 pm MP
HEALTHY HIPS/ BACKS GX
• What Active Isolated Stretching is and everything Su 9:15 - 10:15 am
YOU need to know
HEAVY LIFTING GX
• Why your stretching regimen isn’t working M 8:35 - 9:20 am
• It’s more than just about being flexible; we need to MELT METHOD GX
think deeper M 3:30 - 4:55 pm
• Learn to stretch like you’ve never stretched before
PILATES GX
Victor Noriega has been a personal trainer at Th 9:10 - 10:05 am
Gleneagles for 7 seasons. He earned his Bachelor’s F 8:30 - 9:25 am barre
degree in Exercise Science and Health Promotion from
SIT TO BE FIT GX
Florida Atlantic University.
M 10:35 - 11:30 am
W 10:20 - 11:15 am
F 9:45 - 10:40 am
STRENGTH GX
F 7:30 - 8:25 am
YOGA GX
Moonlight Fitness M 9:30 - 10:25 am yin
Monday, April 6 • Meet by Pool at 6:45 pm M 5:15 - 6:10 pm vinyasa flow
Your choice of Yoga by Moonlight (registration Tu 8:00 - 8:55 am yin
required) or Full Moon Walk through your beautiful Tu 10:30 - 11:25 am chair
community. Join us poolside after both events to enjoy W 3:30 - 4:25 pm hatha
complimentary green tea and veggies. W 4:30 - 5:25 pm nidra
Th 7:55 - 8:55 am iyengar
Th 3:00 - 3:55 pm tai chi
Th 4:00 - 4:55 pm yoga for golfers
Sa 8:00 - 8:55 am hatha
Z FITNESS CENTER
561-495-2806
SPA SERVICES
561-860-8711
Su 8:00 - 8:55 am qi gong
ZUMBA GX
Mon & Wed 6:30 am - 8:00 pm Mon - Sat 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Z
W 9:10 - 10:05 am
Z
Z
Tues & Thurs 6:30 am - 9:00 pm Sa 10:00 - 10:55 am
Fri & Sat 6:30 am - 6:00 pm GX Group Exercise Studio
Sunday 7:00 am - 5:00 pm MP Multipurpose Rm
Class Schedules subject to change.
See app or website for the most current information.
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SOCIAL SCENE
GLENEAGLES
TAMI KLEIN
UNIVERSITY
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR
561-498-3606 x134
As Spring rolls through and the temperatures begin to rise, I would like to take this
opportunity to thank each of you for a very successful season here at Gleneagles.
We had a fantastic turnout for Adam Ferrara & NYC3 in February and I’m still
getting rave reviews from that event. Jesse Hamilton Jr. was also a huge success in
March with great music and an amazing meal.
We have a lot going on in the upcoming
months here at Gleneagles and I’m excited
about all of it and I hope you are too! We
lead off with a dynamic duo performing in
our Lounge on April 1 from 6:30 pm – 10:00
pm. Join me in welcoming Maycol and Lilian
to Gleneagles. They have been performing
at The Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach
during winter and spring seasons since 2011.
Florida's off season finds them performing at
the Hotel Martinez in Cannes, France most
summers and most recently in Bora Bora at Maycol
the renown St. Regis Hotel. They sing songs & Lilian
April 1
in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Lounge
Italian. They are a personal favorite of mine, 6:30 - 10:00 pm
and I am sure you will love them!
On April 3 and 4, we have our Eagles Have Flown Season celebration; NEVERLAND. With
two days of live entertainment, great food and fun surprises, how can you go wrong?
We are also excited to have Alexandra Lewis, one of the most sought-after and
exciting singers in South Florida come and perform on April 14 at our Gleneagles
University recital series. Some of you may recognize her name as she has
performed here over the last couple of years in our lounge on Wednesday nights.
She has a repertoire that covers all genres, including the American Song Book,
Broadway, Opera, R&B and today's contemporary hits. This is an opportunity
to hear her beautiful voice up close and personal and learn more about her
upbringing and why music and theatre is in her DNA.
We also have two other lectures slated this April that I highly recommend you sign
up for. Women and Art in the 19th Century with Dr. Karen Leader, and Austrian and
German Émigrés in the U.S. Army and OSS during World War II with Dr. Patricia Kollander.
For those of you that will be leaving South Florida in the coming weeks to your summer
playgrounds, thank you for your continued support. I wish you safe travels, good times
and I look forward to seeing you return in the fall. For our year-round members, look
for some fun events to be added to the calendar this summer all designed to enhance
your club membership experience. Save the date for our Summer Dinner Show on
June 11 where we have contracted Majesty of Rock, a mega talented group of musicians
who banded together to faithfully re-create the sound and feel of the two super groups:
Journey and Styx. This is going to be one incredible show!
In the meantime, I will see you around the Club.
Tami
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FINE DINING
A LA CARTE DINNER Easter SUNDAY,
A la carte soup, salad and
desserts are available
APRIL 1 & 15
DINNER APRIL 12
5:00 PM
SMALL PLATES
Short Rib Sliders 10 Pan Seared Atlantic Salmon 28
Vegetable Spring Rolls 10
Sea Bass 31
Crunchy Calamari 10
Chicken Wings 12 Jumbo Lump Crab Cake 31
ENTRÉE SALADS Vegetarian Wild Mushroom
Brazilian Chicken Salad 15 Risotto 24
Garlic Shrimp Salad 16
Filet Mignon 35
PIZZA BOARD Chargrilled Lamb Chops 36
Classic Cheese 14
Pepperoni or Vegetarian 15 Baked Ham 26
Meat Lovers 16
MAIN PLATES
Citrus Seared Scallops 20
Snapper Francaise 18
Guests Welcome • Jacket Required, Tie Optional Mar. 12
Filet 24
BBQ Chicken 16
“V” Burger 14
Lobster
Roasted Salmon 18
APRIL BUFFETS Clambake
1 | BRUNCH FOR DINNER 25 Saturday, April 18
5 | BBQ & BREW 24 Includes house salad bar, New England clam chowder,
7 | TACO TUESDAY 20 Grille shrimp, oysters, Maine lobster station, prime rib,
baked potato bar, fried scallops & clams, crab cakes,
9 | TRADITIONAL 26 stuffed shells with vodka, bourbon peach bbq salmon,
14 | CLUB CLASSICS 26 steamers, chicken picatta, corn on the cob, assorted
19 | PIZZA & PASTA 22 pies and cakes, ice cream bar and more…
21 | DELI 25 $65 • Legends Dining Room • Apr. 4
26 | PRIME RIB 34
Reservations are required for all evening dining.
Reserve online or by phone at 561-498-4003
HOURS NOVEMBER 1 - APRIL 30
SUNDAY BREAKFAST 8:30 am - 10:30 am
SUNDAY BRUNCH 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
LUNCH (LEGENDS) 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
LUNCH (GRILLE) 11:00 am - 2:30 pm
DINNER 5:00 - 8:00 pm
DRINKS 3:00 pm - close
DRESS CODES
Please communicate the dress code with your guests.
LEGENDS DINING ROOM:
Breakfast & Lunch: Daytime Dress Code
Evenings: Evening Dress Code (no shorts)
LEGENDS LOUNGE: Lounge Dress Code
GRILLE ROOM: Grille Dress Code
VERANDA: Veranda Dress Code
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APRIL 2020 DAY by DAY
1 WED As of March 18, 2020,
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
7 TUE
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD
10 FRI
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
14 TUE
Buffet Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR
all Club Events
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR Ice Cream Social 2:30-3:30 VR Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR, GB Ice Cream Social 2:30-3:30 VR
Brunch / Dinner LD $25 Mar 18 Drinks 3:00-close GB Legends Dinner LD Mar 27 Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
Veranda Dinner VR Mar 18 Taco Tuesday GR $20 Mar 24 Grille Dinner GR Mar 27 Club Classics LD $26 Mar 31
♫ Maycol & Lilian 6:30-10:00 LO Ladies 18 Closing Day 8:30 GF
2 THU are canceled until
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
8 WED
Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR
Passover Begins 11 SAT
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
further notice.
Drinks 3:00-close GB Legends Dinner LD Mar 28
Grille Dinner GR Mar 19 Golf Guest Day 12:30 GF
Ball Machine Tennis Clinic 8:30 TC
CANCELED
TO-GO MENU AVAILABLE 12 SUN Easter Sunday
3 FRI Breakfast 8:30-10:30 LD
Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR Buffet Brunch 11:00-2:00 LD
NEVERLAND: Season Celebration Passover Dinner $50 Mar 8 Buffet Lunch 11:00-2:00 GR
Please refer to Club
6:30 LD $55 Mar 3
CANCELED 6:00 WF, 6:30 LD Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
Recital: Alexandra Lewis
7:00 MP $26 Mar 14
4 SAT NO BRIDGE Journey through the genres
Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR
E-mails and Coronavirus
with Alexandra as she
NEVERLAND: Season Celebration 9 THU covers the American Song
6:30 LD $55 Mar 3
CANCELED Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR Book, Broadway, opera and
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR Easter Dinner 5:00 LD Mar 12 contemporary hits.
page on Members Only
5 SUN Daylight Saving Begins Traditional Buffet LD $26 Mar 26
Pickleball Clinic 8:30 TC NO BRIDGE 15 WED
Breakfast 8:30-10:30 LD
Buffet Brunch 11:00-2:00 LD Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR 13 MON Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
Website and App for
BBQ & Brew LD $24 Mar 22
Mixed Doubles Closing 8:30 TC
Buffet Lunch 11:00-2:00 LD
Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR
Drinks 3:00-close GB
Legends Dinner LD Apr 1
Veranda Dinner VR Apr 1
♫ Terry Cooper 6:30-10:00 LO
6 MON
further updates.
Boosting Energy Naturally
Buffet Lunch 11:00-2:00 LD 4:00 MP Fitness 16 THU Passover Ends
Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR Nutrition Education Lecture Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD
Drinks 3:00-close GB presented by Dr. Lillian Drinks 3:00-close GB
Craggs-Dino. This lecture Grille Dinner GR Apr 2
Moonlight Fitness 6:45 pm PL will teach you what may Nine & Dine 3:30 GF
Choose Moonlight Yoga with be causing this low energy
Edwin Joiner, or a 2-mile Full and how to give it a boost
Moon Walk with Karen Mikus. naturally for long-acting and
Refreshments served. sustained energy.
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Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD Buffet Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR Ice Cream Social 2:30-3:30 VR Drinks 3:00-close GB Drinks 3:00-close GB
Legends Dinner LD Apr 3 Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR Grille Dinner GR Apr 9
Deli Buffet LD $25 Apr 7 28 TUE
Ladies 9 Closing 10:15 GF Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD
Ice Cream Social 2:30-3:30 VR
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
Legends Dinner LD Apr 14
Splash! Drink Wine, Get Crafty
4:00 ST $28 Apr 16
As of March 18, 2020, Paint a glass vase in time for
Mother’s Day!
Lecture: From Immigration to
all Club Events
Karaoke Night 8:00 LO Liberation: Emigres in the Army
Rockstars unite! Sing your 7:00 MP $18 Mar. 28
heart out and enjoy listening Over thirty thousand
to others perform. What members of the U.S. armed
are canceled until
happens at karaoke, stays at forces during World War II
karaoke! Reservations are Lecture: A.I.S. Stretching Lecture: Women and Art
were either born in Germany
not required. 4:00 MP Fitness in the 19th Century
and Austria or were recent
Healthy Lifestyle Lecture 7:00 MP $18 Mar 23
emigres from these countries.
further notice.
presented by Victor Noriega. Dr. Karen Leader presents
18 SAT Dr. Patricia Kollander
Everything you need to the use of the female figure
highlights their contributions.
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR know about Active Isolated as nude, allegory, or site of
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR, GB Stretching. Learn to stretch experimentation; and how a
Lobster Clambake LD $65 Apr 4 like you’ve never stretched few women artists thrived. 29 WED
before! Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD
19 SUN 24 FRI Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
Breakfast 8:30-10:30 LD Hadassah Shoah 7:15 MP Legends Dinner LD Apr 15
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Please refer to Club
Buffet Brunch 11:00-2:00 LD ♫ Carl Padilla 6:30-10:00 LO
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR 22 WED Legends Dinner LD Apr 10
Pizza & Pasta Buff. LD $22 Apr 5 Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD 30 THU
Couples Member-Guest 9:00 GF
E-mails and Coronavirus
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR 25 SAT Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD
Legends Dinner LD Apr 8 Drinks 3:00-close GB
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD
20 MON Men's 18 Closing Day 8:30 GF Grille Dinner GR Apr 16
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
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gleneagles.cc 11FINE DINING
THE GRILLE ROOM
Passover
A LA CARTE DINNER A LA CARTE DINNER
All entrees include a salad or APRIL 2, 10, 16, 23, 30
cup of house made soup and SMALL PLATES
ice cream sundae bar. Bucket O’ Bones 16
Vegetable Flatbread 13
Dinner
Spinach Dip 9
Grilled Chicken Wings 12
SMALL PLATES
Shrimp Cocktail 15
FIELD OF GREENS
Coconut Shrimp 14
Milanese Chicken 18
Prime Rib Sliders 13
Grilled Shrimp Salad 20
Edamame 10
Asian Crab Salad 22
Grilled Chicken Wings 12
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 French Onion Soup 9
50.00 SANDWICHES
Traditional menu C E LED L A BLE HEALTHY LIFESTYLE
Meatball Parmesan 16
ANbeet horseradish, I
AVA matzoh
including Kosher wine, Aciote Grilled Fish Sandwich 14
Cwith
gefilte fish
U
Lobster Cobb 25
MENfarfel
Flying Eagles Burger 14
ball soup, beef brisket with jardienere sauce, Asian Chicken Salad 20
Lobster Roll 20
- O
G and traditional holiday
roasted chicken, pudding carrot Roasted Chicken 25
T O
tzimmes dessert plate. Cedar Plank Salmon 26 PASTA
Chef’s Vegetarian Selection 22 Shrimp & Rigatoni 19
6:00 pm Waterfall Room
6:30 pm Legends Dining Room Vegetable Stir Fry 16
Guests & Family Welcome
Jacket Required, Tie Optional APRIL 10, 11, 22, 24, 25 HOT OFF THE GRILLE
Lottery form due Mar. 8 Filet 24
CLUB CLASSICS BBQ Ribs 20
Miso Chicken Bowl 24 Roasted Chicken 18
Butternut Squash Ravioli 24 Oven Roast Salmon 18
Cabbage Rolls 25 Fresh Catch MKT
Chopped Steak 24
Chicken Cordon Bleu 25
CENTER OF THE PLATE
Cowboy Ribeye 36
Lamb Chops 36
Veal Chop Francaise 29
Braised Short Rib 28
Shrimp Scampi 29
Chef’s Fresh Catch MKT
APRIL 15, 17, 28, 29
CLUB CLASSICS
Zoodles with Meatballs 24
Chicken Piccata 25
Stuffed Peppers 24
Chopped Steak 24
Sole Almondine 26
CENTER OF THE PLATE
Filet Mignon 35
Lamb Bolognese 27
Veal Chop 36
Roasted Duck 29
Crab Cakes 29
Chef’s Fresh Catch MKT
12 the Eagle APRIL 2020
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gleneagles.cc 13ON OUR GREENS
I cannot believe that April is already here! Time does fly by when we GOLF TIP: READY GOLF
are having fun, and what better fun than teeing it up at Gleneagles.
Ready Golf is always a hot
As always, we are having another memorable golf season filled with
topic. Many players feel they
new friends and full fields. It has been a pleasure to watch the many
are fast players, but it might
new members play in our events such as the Nine & Dine, Club
end up being that one player
Championship and Couples events. in your group can change that
Congratulations to all of our winners and crowning a 2020 Club pace quickly. As you know,
Champion. Despite the final score, always remember that everyone is we have a 2-hour 9 hole and
a winner here! The month of April brings in our Closing Days for all of a 4-hour 18 hole pace of play.
JOE
the leagues but also gives everyone a chance to play a few more rounds Sometimes it can be better
DeMINO, pga than that depending on the
with their South Florida friends before some of our members head to
director different places for the summer. group, and playing Ready
of golf Golf means not waiting for
If you are interested in safely shipping your clubs, be sure to make a the other player — if you're
stop at the Golf Shop and see Jake for our ShipSticks account. They make ready, hit it. Sometimes in a
golf club transportation worry and hassle-free. The golf staff would like tournament, players feel that
to thank all of our members for another awesome season. It is great this is not the way to play, but
being a part of your winter season and most of all a part of your golf if agreed upon by the group,
game, whether it is good or bad! it works great. When on the
In May, the maintenance team will begin work on the golf courses which course, always stay up with the
sets the foundation for the pristine conditions we play on all season group in front of you. Do not
worry about the group behind
long. We are also looking forward to our Golf Shop renovation this
you. Keeping the pace makes
summer which will be a great improvement to the club.
for a nice day for all players,
In addition to working on the upcoming season schedule, the golf staff and this is our goal.
will be having some fun with our summer events for the members.
What is the opinion of players
Our summer reciprocal program will start on May 1 and run through putting with the pin in? We
October 31. Keep an eye on us for the Marathon Golf on May 4 – we have spoken with different
are hoping to play over 100 holes and raise some great money for local groups and I would say it is
children’s charities. Thank you for always supporting us on this special probably 75% in favor and
event, flyers are available in the Golf Shop. 25% not in favor, but many in
If you are leaving for the summer, please keep in touch. We always want favor like it out on closer putts.
to stay updated on how you are doing and any golf tips you learn while Does it speed up play? We
you are away! hope so. – Joe
14 the Eagle APRIL 2020GOLF EVENTS
The temperature rose with the pressure. The Men’s and Ladies’ Club
GOLF GUEST DAY Championships featured closely contested competition and dramatic
finishes. Congratulations to all those who participated and to the
CANCELED
Saturday, April 11 at 12:30 pm
winners who received bragging rights for a year!
The “Play with a Pro” season-long tournament also came to a close; if
LADIES 18 CLOSING DAY you didn’t birdie every hole then you couldn’t compete. We thank all the
Tuesday, April 14 at 8:30 am
members who took time out of their schedules to spend time with the
LUKE Professional Staff; another testament to the camaraderie at Gleneagles
FRAZIER, pga Country Club.
NINE & DINE
Thursday, April 16 at 3:30 pm head golf The Closing Luncheons are approaching and are another great
professional opportunity for team competition and a lovely celebratory luncheon
to follow. We thank all who participated in the League Events, Majors,
COUPLES MEMBER-GUEST Demo Days, and Guest Days.
CANCELED
Sunday, April 19 at 9:00 am
Gleneagles is excited to return the Couples’ Member-Guest to the
calendar on April 19 at 9:00 am. The event will be a four player shramble
with continental breakfast, tee gifts, luncheon and awards. Sign up will
LADIES' 9 CLOSING DAY
be in the Golf Shop and the price is $70+ per player. We look forward to a
Tuesday, April 21 at 10:15 am
strong finish to the golf program and preparing for the summer season!
MEN'S CLOSING DAY
Wednesday, April 22
18 Holers at 8:30 am
9 Holers at 10:00 am
Tee Times: 561-637-1208 DEMO DAY
The latest from Callaway
Starter: 561-498-3933
and Taylor Made
Golf Pro Shop: 561-496-1333
were featured at the
Open Daily 7:00 am - 5:00 pm Valentine's Demo Day.
February 14, 2020.
Congrats!
STU KREINER
Eagle #13 Victory 2-8-20 GOLF & FITNESS
WORKSHOP
LINDA SPIES We had a great turnout
Eagle #14 Legends 2-11-20 for an informative
workshop with Louis
JAMIE BENNETT
Hole in One #14 Victory 2-15-20 Scorzello Jr. from the
Healthy Lifestyle Center.
ROSEMARY BROOKE January 16, 2020.
Hole in One #3 Victory 2-23-20
JEFF RAYMOND
Eagle #10 Legends 2-25-20
gleneagles.cc 15ON OUR COURTS Congrats! 2020 Mixed Doubles
Champions and Finalists
"A" FLIGHT
MIKE PUC, Finalists:
uspta Alain Gravel,
director of tennis Jamie Ferreira
Winners:
Meryl Cohen,
RACQUET TALK Dan Neuman
April is the transition month from
the close of the winter season to the
beginning of the spring season. There is
no slowing of activities as league play will
continue and both tennis and Pickleball "C" FLIGHT
social games will be monitored for high Finalists
attendance. Complimentary clinics Harvey Fallis,
continue for both tennis and Pickleball Susan Zelkowitz
in April and the Closing Sunday Mixed
Winners:
Day for both sports is Sunday, April 5.
Laurie Cohen,
Register as a team or individuals for a Harvey Parizman
fun time on the courts.
Tennis Director Mike Puc writes a monthly column winning Pickleball game demands moving When it comes to technique, players
for Long Island Tennis magazine. Below is the April to the net to volley, this diminishing shot who learned “old school” tennis strokes
edition with collaboration from Head Tennis and on the tennis court has been resurrected have an instant introduction to proper
Pickleball Professional, Scott Harper. and players are moving to the net more Pickleball groundstroke motions. The
“Pickleball is here to stay so don’t just as they do in Pickleball. The dink body turn, stepping into the shot, the
ignore it!” These were words of advice shot is crucial in Pickleball as it keeps continental grip, the level forward swing
given to me 4 years ago from a fellow the ball low in close exchanges waiting with extension through the ball and out
South Florida Tennis Director whose for the high ball put-a-way. The dink is toward the intended target are hallmarks
club I visited looking for Pickleball again resurrected in tennis requiring of the tennis strokes of old. These traits
court design and programming ideas a soft feather touch to change pace in are found now in the proper groundstroke
for the 4 courts we planned to build at close quarters adding more tools to motion in Pickleball as well. The proper
Gleneagles Country Club. He was so one’s arsenal. Tennis players are able to volley motion in tennis is also a solid
right in his advice. As the fastest growing visualize tennis strategies and tactics on foundation for the volley in Pickleball.
sport in the US, Pickleball has become a the smaller Pickleball court and translate The hands stay in front, the grip remains
staple of activity at Gleneagles and the them to tennis; the open court, the continental, the paddle face remains
entire area. Our Gleneagles Tennis staff middle shot, partners moving together open, there is no backswing, and the
programs Pickleball as we do Tennis and offensive and defensive tactics are volley finishes with a short follow through
with social and competitive leagues, visually easier to comprehend on the and with the paddle face pointing at the
lessons, referee certification classes, Pickleball court, simply a smaller version intended target. There are differences,
lectures, tournaments, round robins, of a tennis court. such as the lack of forward footwork when
complimentary ball machine and clinics From a tennis player’s perspective, volleying at the non-volley zone, but the
with a concierge who organizes daily Pickleball is a natural transition since similarities are enough that tennis players
social play and a dedicated Pickleball many skills easily transfer. The court can walk on a Pickleball court and be
Pro Operational Manager. Participation dimensions are different, but the immediately competitive.
has sky rocketed! Not only have tennis basic geometry is the same, which Using basic tennis doubles tactics can
players accepted Pickleball, they have makes tactical decisions natural. Deep transition over to Pickleball such as a team
migrated to play Pickleball which has crosscourt on the return of serve is a moving to proper position in relation
improved their tennis game as much as good basic tactic in tennis, and also in to their shot to cover the opponent’s
tennis has lent itself to Pickleball. Here Pickleball. Driving the ball through the possible angles, the player diagonal to a
are some thoughts from some tennis middle to create uncertainty in your ball travelling through the middle takes
player’s perspective of how Pickleball has opponents is also a tennis tactic that that ball, and partners switching places to
translated into their tennis game. Since a works well in Pickleball. cover lobs are all applicable to Pickleball.
16 the Eagle APRIL 2020APRIL
DATES THAT RATE
PICKLEBALL NEWS
T Gleneagles offers private and group Pickleball lessons for members of all
BALL MACHINE CLINIC
levels who wish to improve specific areas of their games. A 3-and-Pro lesson
Thursday, April 2 • 8:30 am
is an hour of live play with 3 members rotating games playing with the
TP Professional and getting tips and instruction during play. Private lessons
MIXED DOUBLES are designed to cover tactics and strategies, and can also address specific
CLOSING DAY technique adjustments needed to optimize performance. Book a series of 3
Sunday, April 5 • 8:30 am SCOTT one-hour private lessons and receive a discount on the price!
P HARPER, uspta Are you new to the game of Pickleball and want to get better and have more
PICKLEBALL CLINIC head tennis pro
Thursday, April 9 • 8:30 am
fun playing? Novice and advanced novice players are encouraged to join us
each Wednesdays from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm for drills for skills and match play.
Cost is $10.00 per person. Call the Pro Shop to register.
Tennis Pro Shop 499-0211 The Wednesday Recreational Pickleball league continues through March 25
MONDAY - FRIDAY 7:30 am - 4:00 pm and is a great introduction to competition in a low-pressure atmosphere.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 7:30 am - 2:00 pm All you need to fit into this league are basic Pickleball skills and the ability to
keep score. Contact the Pro Shop to add your name to the roster and come out
for some fun!
APRIL
Lesson Specials WHAT I LEARNED FROM MY FIRST PICKLEBALL EXHIBITION
On February 24 I was privileged to take the court with three advanced Pickleball players in my first
Free Tennis exhibition match. This was fun experience for me, and I learned a few important lessons that I
would like to pass along to you. Surprisingly, the lessons I learned were simple, and are useful at
Racquet Restring any level of play.
when you book a 1–hour
1. When dinking, a little too high is always preferable to hitting into the net, I missed more shots
private tennis lesson with
into the net trying to keep my dinks low than any other shot that day. It is true that if my dinks
Head Professional, Scott
had been a little too high they might have resulted in an easy winner by my opponents, but by
Harper. Valid April 1–30, one per
hitting into the net I never even made them make that shot. Who knows how many of those
person, maximum $40.00 string limit.
they would have missed, or simply put them back in play for us to continue the point.
2. Stay Low! Standing up tall with a narrow stance is a recipe for missing any low ball. I’m tall,
Free Pickleball and got caught straight-legged several times, causing me to miss low balls, or bend at the back
hat, Pickleball and and hit a less-than-ideal shot. The proper stance in Pickleball is always feet wider than your
shoulders, and knees flexed.
paddle re-grip
3. When playing from behind, keep the ball in play. As the match wore on, I took a few too many
when you book a 1–hour
chances on lower percentage shots trying to create offense and the math just didn’t work out
private Pickleball lesson
in my team’s favor. Consistency is key, even when the score isn’t in your favor. Be patient and
with Head Professional,
keep the ball in the court until you get clear opportunities to create offense.
Scott Harper.
These simple tips would have served me well against the big guns, and they will also help you in
any competitive Pickleball situation.
AT THE TENNIS PRO SHOP RUTH BARNETT, pro shop manager
Check out our final new collection before the summer arrives.
Abbey Road: Escape to London in Tail’s artistic Kensington print with bright pops of
Aspen gold. This collection transforms traditional prints into sporty must-have looks.
Up to 70% off at end of the season sale at Tennis Pro Shop!
April 3, 4 and 5 are “Sale Days” at the Tennis Pro Shop, with many items up to 70%
off, including Tail, Bolle, Lucky in Love and Jofit. Men’s shirts 70% off. All bags 50%
off. Lucky shoe size sale, up to 70% off. Racquets up to 70% off.
gleneagles.cc 17MESSAGE CENTER
APRIL SAFETY TIPS
April showers bring May flowers, but it also brings occasional showers. The
good thing about Florida rain showers is that they often come and go very
quickly, and shouldn’t interfere too much with your outdoor activities. Here
are some tips to get through the rainy season:
• Be careful when driving in the rain. Utilize windshield wipers, pay
extra attention to intersections and pedestrian crosswalks, reduce your
TOM WEST speed as appropriate, and be cautious when driving through puddles,
security director especially if you are unsure of their depth.
561-921-9999 • Use caution when walking in the rain, especially in stairwells and other
slippery surfaces. Wear non-slip rubber soled shoes.
• Look at the weather forecast before engaging in outdoor activity. Deepest
Gleneagles has a state of the art Thorguard Lightning Detection system that
can be heard around most of the property. One long siren indicates lightning
is in the area, and three long sirens indicate that the area is all clear.
Condolences
Last but not least, don’t forget your umbrella or rainjacket. Keep one in your to the family & friends of
car and in your home, so that you are never without it when you need it! Be Joel Silver
safe, and if you need any help, Gleneagles Security is always here for you. Edwin Sturman
and to our Member
Elizabeth Schwartz,
on the loss of her father,
Employee of the Month: Michael Ginsberg
GERALD LAFONTANT
Our employee of the month is Mr. Gerald Lafontant. Gerald is our
most tenured employee in the Golf Department, having started his
years of service at our Club 22 years ago in 1997. Gerald is an asset
A Note
to our Outside Operations team! He is extremely reliable and hard
working – Gerald can always be counted on when you need him and
of Thanks
is willing to do any job, big or small, for the sake of the team. He The following people
exemplifies the team mentality that we love to see in our employees. would like to express their
Thank you Gerald for your hard work through the years and all your thanks to everyone
efforts this season to make our Golf Department an extra special
place for our members. Congratulations on being named Gleneagles
for their cards, calls,
Country Club’s Employee of the Month! prayers and kind deeds:
Linda & Alan Elkes
Judith Feinerman
Milly Sturman
Susan Zelkowitz
The Computer Club offers Get Well
classes on a variety of tech Judy Gorin
topics. On February 21, 2020,
Stan Goldberg presented
Photos: Enhancing; Making a
Slide Show; Making a Collage. To place a Condolence,
Thank You, or Get Well
message in the Eagle,
contact the Membership
Office at 561-498-0707
or fill out a form at the
Concierge Desk.
18 the Eagle APRIL 2020MEMBER-FACILITATED CLUBS
These independent forums are facilitated by Gleneagles members. Gleneagles
provides a space for their meetings and events, however the programs are
COMPUTER CLUB NEWS
independent from the club.
The Computer Club had an active 2019-2020 season with Open Meeting
sessions about the new Gleneagles App; a presentation about recent
ART CLUB changes to equipment, backups, security techniques and software by
Mondays, 1:30 - 3:30 pm, Strathearn AUM; a presentation by the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office VAST Unit about
A creative, studio-like setting for artists to work in preventing and reacting to scams; how to use the Palm Beach library system
almost any medium. Free and open to all members. electronically; and updated information about Comcast's X1 system.
Richard Cohen 610-761-7772
We also conducted a wide variety of free classes on a broad range of topics,
including the Apple watch, taking photos with your phone, and the like.
FISHING CLUB
Even though the season is over and there are no more Open Meetings and
Charter Fishing Trip: Saturday, March 28, 2020
EL ED regularly scheduled classes until next fall, the Computer Club is still ready to
Board the 72’ Sea Mist III, sailing from
A N C assist if you need help. You can arrange to get that assistance by going to our
Boynton Beach for day of fishing. C website (gleneaglescomputer.org) and clicking on the link that starts the process
Applications available at Concierge Desk
of setting up a help session.
INVESTMENT CLUB You can also help us plan for the 2020-2021 season by telling us what you
1st Tuesday of month, 9:30 - 11:30 am, Strathearn interested in hearing about, not only during the Open Meetings, but also
Larry Klein 917-842-6356 what topics you want us to cover (either basic or advanced) in classes. While
*The Gleneagles Country Club Investment Club (“Investment Club”) is an independent entity that we may be the "Computer Club," the classes (and help sessions) can deal
is not either an affiliate of or associated in any way with Gleneagles Country Club, Inc. (the “Club”).
The Club’s only involvement with the Investment Club is that Club space is being provided for with any type of electronic devices. Please send your suggestions via website
meetings as a courtesy to the Club Members who are involved with the Investment Club. The
Club has not and is not making any representations regarding the Investment Club, including, gleneaglescomputer.org. Have a great summer!
without limitation, whether the Investment Club has or will make or recommend prudent
investments, or whether investing, participating in, or taking the recommendations of the
Investment Club is a proper or appropriate financial or business decision for any person. Signing
of disclaimer required prior to participation.
MEDICAL PLAY DOLLS WEEKLY BRIDGE
Rachael Rabinowitz 917-575-0885
AT THE BRIDGE TABLE
by myra goldman, chair Please arrive 15 minutes
before start time. Reserva-
NEEDLEWORK CLUB Fun with Bridge attracted about 40 participants tions are not required.
Tuesdays, 2:00 - 4:00 pm, Lomond Hills who experienced a different type of bridge OPEN PAIRS
Cheryl Vitiello 561-562-8761 program. Each table of newer/intermediate players DUPLICATE
was mentored by an experienced player. The Chair, Tues. 7:00 pm LC | $9
HADASSAH Richard Fellars, explained the bidding and play of Sat. 1:00 pm LC | $5
YOM HA SHOAH Day of Remembrance Ceremony the hand as the hands were projected on the screen.
Participants were very satisfied with the program LADIES’ DUPLICATE
Tuesday, April 21, 2020 • Reservations Required
and it will be scheduled again next year. Thanks Weds. 12:30 pm MP | $7
Marsha Morgan 561-330-4121
to Richard for his leadership and direction of the LADIES’ SOCIAL
program and to all the experienced players who Weds. 12:30 pm ST
SHOW MOSAIC Magic and Illusions
mentored our newer players.
Thursday, April 30, 2020 • $20 per person MEN’S SOCIAL
Evaluating your hand using point count is now Tues. 12:30 pm ST
Ruth Ellen Weiss 561-498-8637
taken for granted by most players and easier to
OPEN SOCIAL
use than old methods, but far from perfect.
Sun. 7:00 pm LC | $4
Gleneagles Chapter of the Pap Corps
Get Your Raffle Tickets
PAP CORPS In the standard point count (A=4, K=3, Q=2, J=1),
Two Winning Tickets,
$5,000 each! Raffle Drawing - Win $5000 Aces are undervalued, and Queens and Jacks are overvalued. A hand with all
Proceeds Support Cancer
Research to Benefit
University of Miami/Sylvester
Comprehensive Cancer Center
cash. Two winning tickets four aces will usually take at least four tricks on offense or defense. A hand
1 ticket for $50 drawn on May 5 at 13th Annual with three aces and four jacks usually will not. In evaluating your hand,
3 tickets for $100
6 tickets for $150
Closing Event. Watch mail for honors in combination carry more weight than unsupported honors. Kxxx,
tickets & info. Good luck!
Drawing May 5, 2020 at our Closing Event
Make your check payable to: The Pap Corps
Please mail your check and completed tickets to Narda Forman or drop off
your envelope at the Concierge Desk attention: Narda Forman.
If you need extra tickets or have any questions, please call
Narda & Shelly Forman (561-495-5753)
Sue & Michael Schoenwald (561-908-2169)
Qxx, Kxx, Qxx counts to ten points but so does KQxx, KQx, xxx, xxx. Which
PAPANICOLAOU CORPS FOR CANCER RESEARCH, DBA THE PAP CORPS, IS A REGISTERED 501(C) (3) ORGANIZATION. A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE FLORIDA STATE
CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING (800) 435-7352, TOLL FREE WITHIN THE STATE OR VISIT WWW.800HELPFLA.COM. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. REGISTRATION #CH2450.
Narda Forman 561-495-5753 hand would you rather hold?
Sue Schoenwald 561-908-2169
Here is another example: AKxxx, AKxx, xx, xx has fourteen high card points.
xxxxx, xxxx, AK, AK has an identical point count. Choosing one over the
Gleneagles Solos presents...
SOLOS other should be easy. If your partner has bid, honors in his suit are a little
Come From Away more valuable than the same honor in an unbid suit. Tens have value although
Sunday, April 5, Matinee. standard point count does not assign them a value. You might be surprised at
Kravis Center. $93 per person. how often a few tens in a hand enable you to take one or more extra tricks.
Your check is your reservation.
A Best Musical winner all across North America! This New York
Times Critics’ Pick takes you into the heart of the remarkable
true story of 7,000 stranded passengers and the small town
Sunday, April 5
Kravis Center
Pat Rosman 561-495-4906 Try to apply some of these simple tips to your hand evaluation. Hopefully you
will be pleased with the results. See you At the Table.
in Newfoundland that welcomed them. Cultures clashed and Meet in lobby at 12:30 pm
nerves ran high, but uneasiness turned into trust, music soared 2:00 pm Showtime
into the night, and gratitude grew into enduring friendships.
Don’t miss this breathtaking new musical written by Tony® $93 per person
nominees Irene Sankoff and David Hein, and helmed by this includes bus to Kravis Center
year’s Tony-winning Best Director, Christopher Ashley.
RSVP BY MAR. 27. YOUR CHECK IS YOUR RESERVATION Pat Rosman 561-495-4906
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