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Dear Members,
Although 2020 and 2021 have not been what any of us expected, we have all enjoyed
the best country club lifestyle possible given the circumstances, and it has been an
honor and privilege to go through these challenging times with the Gleneagles family.
Despite these challenges, the club is performing well financially, club amenities
continue to be well utilized by members, and member and employee morale is very
high. We are all truly lucky to be enjoying this lifestyle together.
As part of the ongoing Strategic Plan, the Veranda renovation is planned to start in
Kraig Spina the next 60 days. The management team developed a comprehensive business plan
general with oversight from the Board of Governors, the Budget & Finance Committee and
manager the Construction Oversight Committee. We will share some highlights on page 4 and
5. We anticipate the proposed Veranda construction to take place in early Spring.
The Annual Membership Meeting will be on February 23 at 8:00 pm. In order to ensure
we offer a safe meeting but ensure that everyone can participate, we will broadcast the
meeting on our YouTube channel. The new Board will be introduced and there will be
reports from the outgoing Club President and Treasurer. Immediately following the
meeting, the Board will elect officers for the 2021-2022 year.
Committee applications will be mailed March 3 and the deadline to return them is
March 17. Committees are a valuable resource to the Board of Governors, Leadership
Staff and as Member Representatives. We encourage you to consider submitting an
application to serve on a committee this year.
Our Real Estate sales are very strong. Year over year, we are at double the overall
volume of sales compared to last year, so our sales continue to exceed even our pre-
pandemic expectations.
The club has been aggressively marketing our country club lifestyle online, and we
are very pleased with the results of our digital campaign in the first quarter of 2021.
Once again, we are grateful to the members who assist with our membership sales
process by recommending the Club to friends and family members.
Thank you to everyone who attended Roundtable meetings in January. Roundtables
will continue through March to discuss the upcoming Veranda renovation and other
Club projects. We are planning several more in the weeks ahead. Please contact our
Office Manager, Catherine Tirino, at 561-498-3606 ext. 131 or ctirino@gleneagles.cc to
inquire about available dates.
As we prepare for summer 2021, we hope that many of our members will choose to
spend their summer with us. The Club will soon be distributing a survey where we
will be asking for you to let us know about your summer plans. Our hope is that many
of our members will again choose to spend more of their summer at Gleneagles, and
we look forward to a summer full of fun and safe events.
We want to thank our membership for their support and the many Board Members
and Committee Members who served our club in the past year. We truly could not
have gone through the many challenges and modifications to our business model
without your guidance and support. Along with the entire staff, I look forward to
working with our entire staff, the 2021-2022 Board of Governors and newly appointed
committee members who will be guiding our club through the next year.
Respectfully yours,
Kraig Spina, General Manager
photo by
STEVEN WILSTEIN
cover photo by
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Jolly Good Thoughts
NICK JOLLY assistant general manager
7667 Victory Lane
Delray Beach, FL 33446 Each season seems to fly by faster than the last one and this year is no
800-535-4536 different. Here we are in March, our busiest month, so get ready to have
www.gleneagles.cc some fun!
Clubhouse 561-498-3606 Lobster Nights are a huge success, so much so that we will be hosting three
Fitness Center 561-495-2806 in March just to ensure everyone can attend at least one. Be sure to make
Golf Shop 561-496-1333 your reservations for March 6, 13, or 20 for this wonderful evening. These
Golf Tee Times 561-637-1208 evenings are around the pool and Grille Room. Do not worry if you are not
Membership 561-498-0707
a lobster lover, the prime rib on the carving board is the best!
Reservations 561-498-4003
Security 561-921-9999 St. Patrick’s Day is on Wednesday, March 17, and we will celebrate it with a traditional corned
Spa 561-860-8711 beef and cabbage, and some Irish tunes to make you feel like you are back in a pub in Dublin.
Tennis Shop 561-499-0211
On Friday, March 19, we will host a Cabaret Evening in Legends Dining Room with limited
2020-2021 seating for dinner and a show. One step closer to getting back to normal. See page 20 for details.
BOARD of GOVERNORS It has been a nice change to offer the Veranda as an option for dinner twice a week, but
PRESIDENT please understand we are very limited for space in this venue, so please plan ahead with your
Stephen Wolk reservation.
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
Deborah Benson
We managed to get a few more international staff members in right before the new travel ban
came into effect, which has helped both the culinary and front of the house as we expanded
2nd VICE PRESIDENT
Daniel Kolber
our operation. The delivery side of the business is still very popular and we do not see it going
away anytime soon.
TREASURER
Michael Kartz Unfortunately, due to the ongoing pandemic, we are not able to offer the Passover service
ASSISTANT TREASURER and dinner in the club. As we did last year, we will be able to deliver Passover dinner to your
Harvey Fogel homes on Saturday, March 27. On Sunday evening, the second night of Passover, we will host
SECRETARY a Ttraditional Buffet in the Grille/ Poolside and also offer delivery service.
Barbara Berkowitz Lastly we would like to thank the Food & Beverage Committee for their support and
ASSISTANT SECRETARY suggestions throughout the year that have helped make this such a successful season.
Judy Hotz
As always we welcome your feedback and you can contact me at njolly@gleneagles.cc.
GOVERNORS
Kenneth Barash
Vincent Kavanagh Cheers!
Didi Marks
Lois Schiff
2020-2021
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
BRIDGE
Myra Goldman
BUDGET & FINANCE
Dennis Custage
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Mel Bloomstein & Eric DeEsso
GOLF & GREENS
Charles Slutsky
THE VERANDA HEALTHY GREENS SPRINGTIME
RE-IMAGINED See what’s in store at the CELEBRATIONS
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE
An updated, more versatile Fitness & Spa Expo. Corned Beef & Cabbage
Herbert Marsh
space is coming soon. page 8 and Passover favorites.
HOUSE page 4 page 10
Janice Rochelle
MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING
Marty Lasher
BOARD MEETING NOTICE: Thursday, March 25 • 2:00 pm • Multipurpose Room
RULES ENFORCEMENT
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 you may
Susan Jacobs sign up by calling Catherine Tirino at 561-498-3606 ext 131, or sign up in the meeting room prior to the start of the meeting. Additional Board meetings may be
SOCIAL ENRICHMENT & EDUCATION called 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
Paul Giannola of the Board Room door in the Lower Level Breezeway at least 48 hours in advance of a meeting, except in an emergency.
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COVER STORY
Veranda
re-imagined
At Gleneagles, our goal is to provide best in class member
experiences. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has encouraged the
club to think more creatively than ever, we have always approached our
venues from a creative perspective that would accommodate a variety
of member experiences, from event space, to dining venues, to fitness
venues, and even meeting and work spaces.
THE VISION
We are very excited to let you know that the club will soon
start to make some planned renovations to our Veranda.
The Veranda, which opened in 2015, has been a
wonderful addition to the club experience, and the
planned renovations will result in a more functional,
refined, versatile, and flexible space. The elements that
our members love about the Veranda – the fire pits, rich
natural wood ceiling, and panoramic views of the golf
course – will be enhanced in the new concept.
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ENHANCING YOUR EXPERIENCE
Quite often one of the first questions asked when
investing dollars in club facilities, is what ROI (return
on investment) can we expect? As Gleneagles is not a
traditional for-profit business, we can’t evaluate the
investment the same way. With this being said of private
clubs in general, the ROI may be thought of as the ROE-
Return on Experience.
With 60% of our members being year-round residents,
we are committed to using all available spaces year-
round. With the ability to transition from outdoor
dining to a venue protected from the elements, the
proposed Veranda facility will be more versatile and
adapt quickly to changes in the South Florida weather. VERSATILITY
It is now evident that we attract 20-30% more diners When it reopens, the Veranda will offer a variety of
to our restaurants with outdoor seating. In this case, dining experiences ranging from a trendy lunch spot
a hybrid indoor/outdoor venue will create the “best featuring craft sandwiches and signature salads, to
of both worlds.” Essentially, when the weather is nice, upscale dinner options with evolving themes using
you’re adding an additional dining venue. the finest ingredients. When the Veranda is not being
used as a restaurant, it will continue to be an extension
of our Lounge and feature specialty cocktails and
EXCITING IMPROVEMENTS cordials, an enhanced wine list, and more. The Veranda
The new Veranda will have rebalanced square footage will be utilized for tastings as well as Food & Beverage
to create appropriate separation of spaces, a tastefully education including cooking demonstrations. Private
updated interior and exterior as well as protection from parties and catering will also be available.
the elements. Although the new Veranda will be first and foremost
a restaurant, the club anticipates using parts of it for
other purposes, such as pop-up shops, sports education
classes and instruction utilizing a simulator, social
events including movies, dancing and live shows,
lectures, as well as certain healthy lifestyle classes and
events such as sound bath meditation and yoga and tai
chi classes that can capitalize upon the indoor/outdoor
environment.
Member feedback from recent Roundtables and
operational surveys were an integral part of our new
Veranda concept. In addition, as we approach the grand
reopening, we will invite the membership to participate
in additional Roundtables, focus groups, or surveys to
assist in planning for the operation of the new Veranda.
Construction will start in early Spring, and anticipated
completion is November 2021. The entire Veranda
renovation project will be completed without an
Enclosing the Veranda with Nanowalls and air
additional membership assessment, utilizing funds
conditioning, and the addition of dedicated outdoor-
from new member capital contributions and funding
only seating with a shade sail, will create a more
from the current assessments.
versatile venue that will capitalize upon the success of
our Grille Room concept. As we always do, we will share updates every step along
the way. We look forward to watching our Veranda
Other improvements include new flooring and
transform, and we look forward to bringing the club
lighting, and updated furniture including tables,
experience to the next level for you very soon.
chairs, and soft seating.
Thank you in advance for your support.
The best is yet to come!
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS
photo by
DOROTHY BASS
Gleneagles’ Lucky Charms
In January, when the COVID-19 vaccine became available in Florida, Gleneagles initially reached
out to county, state, and hospital resources in an attempt to provide vaccinations on property to
our members. After realizing the hurdles that our members were facing, Gleneagles staff took
matters into their own hands to ensure that every member who was interested in a vaccine had the
KRISTEN opportunity to get one as soon as possible.
LARAIA
What started out as a campaign to share every resource possible with our membership turned into
DIRECTOR OF
MEMBERSHIP
a comprehensive vaccine assistance program. At the peak of the program, almost 200 members
& MARKETING had requested assistance. By February 15, as a result of notifications to our membership when new
561-637-1201 opportunities became available, and an organized effort by the staff members and club members
who graciously offered to book appointments for others, we completely cleared our list of members
in residence at the club and in need of assistance. It was not uncommon for our team to collectively
book 20 to 30 appointments for members in a day, and we had a team on standby seven days a week.
The vaccine assistance program played an integral role in many of our seasonal and especially
Canadian members’ plans to return to Gleneagles. Many of these members planned to stay at
their other residence and get fully vaccinated prior to making the trip to Florida. However, after
learning about the success the club was having in making appointments for our members, and
slower vaccination rollouts around the country, many of these members decided to make the trip
earlier than expected as they felt the likelihood of getting completely vaccinated was significantly
higher at Gleneagles.
In the first five weeks of Florida’s rollout of the vaccine, more than 300 members reported to the
club that they are fully vaccinated, and we have hundreds more who are awaiting their second
shot. As vaccination opportunities expand in Florida to include younger age groups, our assistance
program at the club will expand until we ensure that every member who is interested in a vaccine
has an opportunity.
We continue to welcome our seasonal residents back to the club, and it is truly our pleasure to
arrange for a vaccine appointment shortly after your arrival to Gleneagles.
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OUR NEW MEMBERS
2021 SALES OFF
TO A GREAT START
GLENEAGLES GOES DIGITAL
The club kicked off a digital marketing campaign in
Welcome!
January 2021 that included advertising on various Dr. Paul Bruning (Golf)
2020 was a great year in terms 7455 Glendevon Lane Unit #206
of membership and real estate digital platforms, including social media. Our
from Boca Raton, FL
with 74 properties sold. 2021 campaign for January resulted in nearly 200,000
is off to an even better start, impressions, and more than 500 of those who saw
Gino and Nancy DeFalco (Full)
with 50 properties either sold our ads eventually made their way to our website. 15878 Loch Maree Lane Unit #6104
or pending, just three months The volume and quality of internet and telephone from Manalapan, NJ
into our fiscal year. Real leads is significantly higher than in previous years. It
estate inventory has remained may often take an interested prospect several weeks, Jeff and Amy Green (Full)
months, and even years to finalize a purchase in 7290 Clunie Place Unit #14406
relatively low, while demand
Gleneagles, so we know that this campaign as well as from Farmingdale, NJ
has remained extremely high.
our continued efforts will pay dividends in the future.
Barbara Konits (Full)
15961 Loch Katrine Trail Unit #7102
from Delray Beach, FL
Outside Our Gates RANDEE SPENCER lead membership concierge Charles and Donna Pestcoe (Golf)
7455 Glendevon Lane Unit #203
from West Caldwell, NJ
HONDA CLASSIC
March 15-21
PGA National Resort & Spa
It is very exciting to have a PGA Tour
event in our backyard! In years past,
it was not uncommon to run into tour
professionals at local restaurants and
parties, not to mention watch the best
professional golfers in the world up
close and in person. With the primary focus on the health and well-being for all involved
with the tournament and the local community, daily attendance will be limited in 2021, but
the Honda Classic will go on. There will be a re-imagined Bear Trap on the 17th hole with
social distancing guidelines. The 18th hole footprint will be different too, but there will be RENTAL SEASON
fans waiting there on Sunday when the new Honda champion is crowned. hondaclassic.com REPORT
A healthy rental program
PALM BEACH
is a great benefit for the
INTERNATIONAL
club, as many of our current
BOAT SHOW
members choose to rent
March 25-28, Flagler Drive
prior to purchase in order to
Ship ahoy, mates! Find all things experience the club lifestyle
nautical, from mega yachts for a season prior to making
to maritime swag, at one of a purchase decision. In fact,
America’s premier yachting events. over the past five years, 81
Showcasing more than a billion of our renters eventually
dollars’ worth of boats, yachts purchased a unit at the club.
and accessories from the world’s Although the rental season got
leading manufacturers, this off to a late start, we ended up
waterfront event is “shore” to impress! An unprecedented number of vessels are on display, with 70 leases this winter. We
be it Cigarette, Comanche or Super Cat; inflatable, cruiser or runabout; fishing, high thank our entire membership
performance or yacht. You’ll also find nautical-themed everything, from that special trinket for welcoming our seasonal
or accent piece for the family room to clothing and sailing paraphernalia – all displayed amid renters with open arms, and
the balmy breezes of downtown West Palm Beach. General admission tickets for the Palm we thank our seasonal renters
Beach International Boat Show are $28 for adults and $18 for children 6 through 15 years old. for choosing Gleneagles.
Children under 6 are free. An adult two-day ticket is $52. pbboatshow.com
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S PA & F I T N E S S
ELTON SIPP / UNSPLASH
skin
DEEP
KAREN
MIKUS
DIRECTOR OF
HEALTHY
LIFESTYLE
561-495-2806
Have you ever wondered exactly what is in your
eye cream or moisturizer as you dot it on your
skin? What’s in your products is important
because whatever you put in your body will
show on your skin and what you put on your
skin will end up in your body.
Whether it is food, supplements or skin and
body products, ingredients and where they are
grown matters. If you’re eating a plant or using
a product that has been grown in soil treated
with harmful fertilizers or chemicals, your
body can absorb them.
To go a step further, what about the company
that produces the skin care products? There
is a greater awareness now to look beyond the Bamboo
product to the ethical actions companies and FIRMING FLUID
individuals take to better the world through
environmentally friendly practices.
In the Healthy Lifestyle Spa, you have the The number one selling
opportunity to use one of the best organic skin Eminence Organic
care lines available. Eminence Organic Skin product internationally
Care, since their inception in 1958, have been
using sustainable farming and green practices For tighter looking
to create natural, organic and Biodynamic skin, Bamboo Firming
products to produce the best skin care products Fluid is the answer. The
possible. All products are free of parabens, strengthening agents of
animal by-products, propylene glycol, bamboo and coconut
sodium lauryl sulfates, harmful colorants and deeply hydrate with the
fragrances, mineral oils, petroleum and other help of a natural retinol
harsh cosmetic chemicals alternative and Swiss
Taking care of your skin is taking care of your green apple stem cells.
health. Please call the Healthy Lifestyle Spa at
561-495-2806 for a free skin care consultation, Retail price $58.00
Eminence Facial or Retail product just right for Member Price $48.75
your skin. Available in Spa Boutique.
Contactless delivery is available.
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GROUP FITNESS
Lectures & Events...
CLASS SCHEDULE
Registration is required for all events. Please call 561-495-2806 or reserve via Fitness Calendar on App. IN-PERSON CLASSES
Members Only. Reservations are required. Space
is limited and social distancing guidelines apply.
AQUACISE Pool
FITNESS & SPA EXPO Mon-Sun 8:30 - 9:30 am
Mon-Sun 9:45 - 10:45 am
Thursday, March 25 • 1:30 - 3:30 pm on the Pool Deck
CYCLE Pool Deck
The Fitness & Spa Expo is here to show off new items from our Healthy
Tuesday 7:30 am - 8:15 am
Life Boutique! We are introducing a fun line of skorts from Donna Jo for golf,
Wednesday 7:30 am - 8:15 am
tennis and just for leisure wear. You might find a matching top for that skort among
Thursday 7:30 am - 8:15 am
the colorful tees and tops as well. OOFOS has introduced a few great designs you
haven’t seen before and Welly Bottles have added to their lineup. Image Skin Care SIT TO BE FIT Veranda
rep, Dale Janni, will be on hand to introduce Designer Peels and Image MD. Browse Wed 11:30 am - 12:30 am
a variety of Illuminating and Hydrating Face Masks from Patchology. There are many TAI CHI Veranda
other products to choose from as well; Sunscreen, Yoga accessories, Trapp Candles, Friday 9:00 - 10:00 am
hair products, and more! We’ve planned an outside venue to let you shop while staying
VINYASA FLOW Veranda
safe. Masks and social distancing are still required.
Thursday 3:30 - 4:30 pm
plus! Enjoy a free chair massage during the Expo (Register when you arrive to YIN YOGA Veranda
reserve your spot). Monday 8:15 - 9:15 am
YOGA NIDRA Pool Deck
Monday 5:45 - 6:30 pm
ZOOM CLASSES
AGELESS GRACE with Lynda
Thurs 11:30 am
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BARRE with Ainsley
Weds 8:30 am
ID: 895 4288 2339 PW: 496357
CARDIO SCULPT with Carolina
Dynamic Stretching WORM MOON Keep Your Kidneys Tues 8:30 am
Wednesday, March 10 Moonlight Yoga & Full Healthy ID: 875 8420 9911 PW: 689444
3:00 pm • Tennis Center Moon Walk Nutrition Education Lecture
CHAIR YOGA with Edwin
Monday, March 22 with Dr. Lillian Craggs-Dino
Personal Trainer Ainsley Tues 10:00 am
Meet by Pool at 6:45 pm Thursday, March 25
Venner guides you through ID: 536175066 PW: Gleneagles
a five-minute dynamic 4:00 pm Zoom
The March full moon is GENTLE FLOW YOGA
movement and stretch known as the Worm Moon Preventing kidney disease is with Jennifer
routine for racquet sports because of the earthworms key to longevity and quality of Thurs 8:00 am
that will physically and that wriggle out of the ground life. Join this lecture to discuss Meeting ID: 857 4192 0715
mentally prepare you for as the earth begins to thaw. the causes, symptoms, and HATHA YOGA with Edwin
your match. The warm up Also known as the Sap Moon treatment of chronic kidney Fri 12:00 pm
will activate the muscles in some areas, as a reminder disease. Learn what not to ID: 717652235 PW: Gleneagles
you need during play and to begin tapping maple syrup. eat and what foods protect
PILATES MAT with Judy
prime the nervous system for In general, March’s full moon this valuable organ.
Sat 10:00 am
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simple routine will also help of spring. Let the gravitational
SCULPT with Adam
to prevent injuries. Space is pull of the moon lure you
Thurs 9:00 am
limited to 25 participants. outdoors for a moonlight
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Registration is required. walk or yoga by moonlight.
TABATA with Ainsley
Z FITNESS CENTER SPA SERVICES Class Schedules subject
Mon 10:00 am
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Z
Z
561-495-2806 561-860-8711 to change. See app or
Z
ZUMBA with Marisol
website for the most Weds 10:00 am
Mon & Wed 6:30 am - 8:00 pm Mon - Fri 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
current information,
Tues & Thurs 6:30 am - 9:00 pm Link changes weekly, please see email
including additional
Fri & Sat 6:30 am - 6:00 pm safety guidelines.
Sunday 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
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FINE DINING
REGAN
SAMANIEGO
DIRECTOR OF
FOOD &
BEVERAGE
Spring is nature’s way of saying “Let’s Party!”
Taco Tuesday leads us off on Tuesday, March
2 offering create your own taco kits and
32oz. Margaritas. We are wasting no time in
bringing back our famous Lobster Night on
Saturday, March 6, 13 and 20. This is a popular
event and we recommend everyone to go on to
the waitlist – the waitlist will receive priority
spring is
for the following week’s Lobster Night.
Your Food & Beverage team is excited to
bring you two educational afternoons on the
in the air
Veranda. On Thursday, March 11, Chef Chris
will provide you with hands-on instruction
on the topic of Scallops, from selection to
cleaning to preparation. The second of the
two events is Tuesday, March 16 with our
resident wine expert, Jason Forrestall. He will
be providing an introductory class on wine
which will consist of regionalism, varieties
and tasting of red and white wine. Lite snacks
will be included with this experience.
The member-favorite Deli Night returns with
an à la carte menu on Sunday, March 7 and
Tuesday, March 9. On Saturday, March 21
and Tuesday, March 23, Chef Chris will bring
you delicacies from around the world on
International Flavors nights.
The Veranda will be open for dinner every
Wednesday night and every other Friday
evening. We will be offering a variety of pizzas,
burgers, wings, salads and desserts. Space
remains limited on the Veranda so please
make your reservations early.
We will not be able to offer an in-club Passover
Seder service. Our delivery program will
be offering a holiday meal including gefilte
fish, matzo ball soup, brisket & chicken,
dessert and Manischewitz wine. We will have
individual dinners, Seder plates and an à la
carte menu available for the holiday.
The second night of Passover on Sunday,
March 28 we will be bringing back our
Traditional Buffet with all the safe guards
of social distancing. It is always a popular
evening. As you can see, we enter March in
like a lion, but we are certainly not going out
like a lamb.
10 the Eagle MARCH 2021HIGHLIGHTS
Reservations are required for all evening dining.
Reserve via Dining Reservations on the App
St, Patrick’s Day or website, or by phone at 561-498-4003.
Pre-Order Special Have it Delivered! Call 561-860-8788.
Wednesday, March 17 TACO TUESDAY 20 | March 2
Delivery Only: Preorder Feb 16 - Feb 27.
5:00 - 7:30 pm | $24
STONE CRABS MKT | March 5 & 19
Enjoy Corned Beef and Cabbage In-Club (Grille) & Delivery Preorder by Weds prior.
with a a classic St. Patrick’s Day three LOBSTER @ THE POOL 55 | March 6 , 13, 20
course meal. Must preorder by March 15. Featuring all-you-can eat lobster and prime rib
stations, corn on the cob, new potatoes, club
favorites and more, set to the sounds of steel drums.
Reservations open Mar 3. Members Only. In-Club (Grille/Pool): Members Only. Reservations are
Delivery available 5:00 - 6:00 pm. required and and open 2 weeks prior. Grille Dress Code.
Delivery Menu ($50): Salad, 2 lb lobster, corn on the
cob, new potatoes and dessert. Preorder by Tuesday prior.
DELI NIGHT a la carte | March 7 & 9
Featuring reubens, meatloaf, stuffed cabbage & more.
March 7 In-Club (Grille): Members Only. Reservations
are required and and open Feb 21. Grille Dress Code.
Delivery: Meals delivered between 5:00 - 6:00 pm.
ST. PATRICK’S SPECIAL 24 | March 17
Enjoy Corned Beef & Cabbage in a three course
meal. Preorder by Mar 15.
In-Club (Grille): Members Only. Reservations are
required and open Mar 3. Grille Dress Code.
Delivery: Preorder Mar 3 - 15.
CABARET NIGHT $80 | March 19
with Jordan Bennett. See page 20 for details.
In-Club (Legends): Members Only. Reservations are
required and open Feb 23. Legends Evening Dress Code.
INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS
a la carte | March 21 & 23
Featuring delicacies from around the world.
Passover
See Dining Specials email for Full Menu.
March 21 In-Club (Grille): Members Only.
Reservations open Mar 7. Evening Dress Code.
Delivery: Meals delivered between 5:00 - 6:00 pm.
Saturday, March 27 PASSOVER DELIVERY 42 | March 27
Full dinner includes kosher wine, gefilte fish with
Dinner Delivery Options: beet horseradish, matzo ball soup, roasted chicken,
beef brisket with jardienere sauce, farfel, broccoli,
Individual Dinners carrot tzimmes and dessert plate.
Delivered between 2:00 - 6:00 pm. Preorder by March 20. Delivery: Meals delivered between 5:00 - 6:00 pm.
Full dinner includes kosher wine, gefilte fish with beet horseradish,
matzo ball soup, roasted chicken, beef brisket with jardienere sauce, TRADITIONAL BUFFET 26 | March 28
farfel, broccoli, carrot tzimmes and dessert plate. $42. Featuring holiday favorites such as gefilte fish, matzo
ball soup, brisket, chicken, salmon, farfel, carrot
Please call 561-860-8788 for to order delivery.
tzimmes, nova, whitefish, holiday desserts and more…
In-Club (Grille): Members Only. Reservations are
Family Dinner for 6 required and open Mar 14. Evening Dress Code.
Delivered between 2:00 - 6:00 pm. Preorder by March 20. Delivery: Meals delivered between 5:00 - 6:00 pm.
1 pound chopped liver, 2 qts. Chicken soup, 6 matzo Balls, 12 slices gefilte fish with beet
horseradish, 2 lb Beef Brisket Jardienere, 6 Roasted Airline Chicken Breasts, ½ pan farfel with All In-Club Dining is Members Only
mushrooms & onions, ½ pan Roasted Broccoli, ½ pan Carrot Tzimmes, See weekly Dining Specials email for menus
Dessert assortment, Seder Plate, Box of Matzo. $240. HOURS NOVEMBER 1 - APRIL 30
Please call 561-860-8788 for to order delivery. LUNCH (GRILLE) 11:00 am - 2:30 pm
DINNER 5:00 - 8:00 pm
A la Carte Entrees, Sides, Soups and Desserts available. DRINKS 3:00 pm - close
Please see To-Go Menus on App or Website for details. DRESS CODES
LEGENDS DINING ROOM:
Lunch: Daytime Dress Code
Evenings: Evening Dress Code (no shorts)
LEGENDS LOUNGE: Lounge Dress Code
GRILLE ROOM: Grille Dress Code
VERANDA: Veranda Dress Code
Reservations 561-498-4003 Delivery 561-860-8788 GR Grille Room gleneagles.cc 11SOCIAL SCENE
TAMI KLEIN
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
learn WATCH &
SOCIAL EVENTS MAR 9 | DIY Social
DIRECTOR Create an Herb Garden
561-498-3606 x134
Herbs are not only a wonderful
addition to meals and drinks,
HELLO GREEN! they are easy to grow and require
little space and TLC. Don a pair
Gleneagles Members love any occasion of garden gloves and get planting
focusing on things that are green! with Tami on the Veranda. Limited
Green is the color of life, renewal, to 20 people. $30
nature, and energy, which is closely TUESDAY, MARCH 9 | 4:30 pm Glen Patio
associated with meanings of growth, Activities Calendar or
harmony, freshness, fertility and
environment. Members can make their
own herb garden on March 9, listen
to “Going Green” podcasts, attend the MAR 5 | Veranda Fridays
Green Cup Trivia Night Challenge on Neil Diamond and Friends
March 21, and learn about residential With renowned duo Jozay
solar and how each one of us can be a and Patti.This show features
part of the energy solution on March 25. Neil's biggest hits and includes MAR 18 | Zoom Lecture
Of course there is always green beer to all the songs you know and love Three Singing Women:
drink and Irish songs to be sung at St. from the 60s! Reservations are Bette Midler, Carole King,
Patrick’s Day dinner with Terry Cooper! open now so don’t delay! Ticket Barbra Streisand
Not all activities this month are focused includes beverage of choice. $20
Presented by Dr. Rose
on environmentally-friendly topics FRIDAY, MARCH 5 | 6:30/8:15 pm VR Feinberg. Find out about each
and events. Veranda Fridays have been Activities Calendar or singer’s early years, marriages,
a huge hit since the new year with
and struggles to reach stardom.
Dueling Pianos, Magic Jack Maxwell,
Learn what fame has meant to
and a Tribute to the Divas. Veranda
each in the past and currently.
Friday on March 5 will be no different.
Dr. Feinberg has been presenting
Renowned duo Jozay and Patti are
lectures for several Lifelong
scheduled to perform at 6:30 pm and
Learning programs, including
later at 8:15 pm with music from Neil
FAU, Brooklyn College, and Nova
Diamond and the 60s. This duo has
University.
been wowing audiences worldwide with
their vibrant performances across the MAR 7 | Game Night THURSDAY, MARCH 18 | 8:00 pm ZM
globe! If members can’t get a ticket for Virtual Bingo Meeting ID: 859 5582 4867 Password: Feinberg
one of these two shows, this duo will be Enjoy online bingo from the Activities Calendar or
performing earlier in the week at the comfort of your own home. To
pool on Wednesday, March 3, 5:30 – 8:30 receive your new virtual Bingo MAR 19 | Virtual Event
pm during dinner service. Cards, please sign up on the Friday Morning Book Club
Back by popular request, Bingo and Trivia Activities Calendar or Club App Rise and shine for a lively
return to the line-up this month. Will and follow the instructions. Two discussion with facilitator
the Hamoris’ winning streak in Bingo Bingo cards will be allocated per Joyce Reider. March’s read
continue? Will Sandra Slover find herself player. Gift cards awarded to the is The Topeka School by
back on top of the leaderboard in Trivia? winners! Ben Lerner.
There is a lot of fun to be had, and SUNDAY, MARCH 7 | 8:00 pm ZM FRIDAY, MARCH 19 | 10:00 am ZM
after looking through this publication, Meeting ID: 895 6083 2391 Password: Bingo Meeting ID: 872 8325 9989 Password: Bookclub
whether members choose to go green or Activities Calendar or Activities Calendar or
not, they will certainly enjoy the month
of March.
Reserve on Activities Calendar (App or Website) VR Veranda ZM Zoom Virtual Event
Reservations by Phone 561-498-4003
12 the Eagle MARCH 2021MAR 21 | Game Night
Green Cup
Challenge
Trivia Night
Join us for a night of eco-
conscious trivia to learn about
how important it is to go green. AT THE BRIDGE TABLE
by myra goldman, chair
It’s an opportunity to learn a
thing or two and/or show off Stratification is the means used by the
your ‘sustainability’ smarts. The ACBL to provide fairness in duplicate
winners will win a yet-to-be- play. Players are assigned an ABC
revealed “special prize.” designation based on their number of
masterpoints and level of expertise. When
SUNDAY, MARCH 21 | 8:00 pm ZM MAR 25 | Virtual Lecture the play is completed, all players receive
Meeting ID: 850 3561 2455 Password: Trivia It’s Not Easy Being Green masterpoints based on their play.
Activities Calendar or We have recently discovered that some
Presented by Brian Keane
players have been mislabeled. Other
Keane is an acclaimed author players who are playing on Bridge Base
and CEO of WeeGreen. He is an Online are playing as A players because
unrivaled expert in clean energy they do not have an ACBL registration.
efficiency. In this lecture he will The ACBL has provided a free service to
bridge players to allow them to register
discuss his book, Green Is Good,
and receive a number for free. Without
his work on residential solar, and this number, they are playing at a
how each one of us can be part disadvantage. We suggest that you register
of the solution. If you would like a and receive your number.
complimentary copy of his book, All player designations will be reviewed
please contact Tami Klein at 561- and we will attempt to provide fair
498-3606 ext. 134. stratification in all our duplicate games.
MAR 23 | DIY Social For help and information, contact Tami at
Acrylic Pour Painting THURSDAY, MARCH 25 | 8:00 pm ZM tklein@gleneagles.cc.
Meeting ID: 837 0648 6723 Password: Solar Fun With Bridge was held recently during
During this class, you'll learn
Activities Calendar or a Saturday online game. Richard Fellars
about color blending, proper provided the discussion and explanations of
ratios for mixing with a paint hands that were played. It was indeed a fun
medium, different pouring styles, with bridge afternoon. See you At The Table.
and how to create a masterpiece
while in motion. You'll leave with
VIRTUAL BRIDGE GAMES
an 11x14 finished canvas that
once dry, will be ready to hang! You must have a Bridge Base Online
All supplies and equipment account to participate in this ACBL-
will be provided. Limited to 20 sanctioned game. Please contact Tami
people. $30 with any questions or issues.
$5 per person per game,
TUESDAY, MARCH 23 | 4:30 pm VR paid through your BBO account.
Activities Calendar or
OPEN PAIRS DUPLICATE
on BridgeBase.com
Tuesdays 6:30 pm
JOZAY & PATTI
LIVE
Wednesdays 12:30 pm
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 Saturdays 1:00 pm
HEATWAVE DUO
MUSIC
VIRTUAL CANASTA GAMES
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
All players must complete a
TERRY COOPER Canasta Junction orientation before
at the
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 playing with the group online.
Please email tklein@gleneagles.cc
WILL BRIDGES to set up appointment.
Pool
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24
SOCIAL CANASTA
MAYCOL & LILIAN on CanastaJunction.com
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 Wednesdays 4:00 pm
Thursdays 4:00 pm
Dinner reservations required. Call 561-498-4003 for reservations.
gleneagles.cc 13ON OUR GREENS
JOE
DeMINO, pga
director of golf
March is here, and what a special month we have in store
for you, complete with even a little March madness!
2021 has been a great year. Golf continues to be our
member’s favorite activity, with lots of great golf, an
amazing amount of holes-in-one and a comprehensive
tournament schedule that our members have enjoyed all
winter.
The weather has been perfect, with only a handful of cold
and rainy days. From the members to the staff, we have
all had some fun, but we are all keeping safety as our top
priority. There truly has been no better place to live and
play during the past year, and as employees, trust me
when I say that this is the best club to work at during these
challenging times also. Thank you to our membership
for treating everyone as if we are a family, always putting
safety first, and for showing up every day with a smile
under your mask and ready to enjoy this amazing life we
have at Gleneagles.
March is the Club Championship month for men and
women in all leagues, and we eagerly anticipate the
friendly competition and sportsmanship that will result in
ultimately crowning new Club Champions. As has become
tradition, we look forward to inviting all of our golf
members to spectate the final few holes of the final round
so that we can all be together as we find out our new Club
Champion. Good luck to all!
PRO TIP: PRACTICE TIME
With everyone playing more golf due to it being such a safe
and enjoyable outdoor activity, practice time has become a
very important part of the day for many of our members over
the past year. All it takes is a 20 minute warm up before your
tee time to get in a quality practice session, as long as you
spend the time right. Make sure you mix up your practice
swinging into routine – make this work for you. Don’t start with the driver
– start with some chips and short shots, and work your way
SPRING
up to the fairway woods and the driver, and be sure to get
in some putts. Take your time – make each shot count, just
like if you were out on the course. With practice, remember
that it is never how many balls you hit but how good you hit
each one. Build that good visual of the golf ball and a good
balanced finish, and if you are falling off the shot, slow it
down. Remember to keep good balance throughout the shot
and good arm speed as well. As always, any questions about
the game, just stop in and see any one of the professionals!
photo by
FRED SINGER
14 the Eagle MARCH 2021GOLF EVENTS
All events are Tee Times
until further notice.
LADIES’ 18 MEMBER-MEMBER
MEGAN Tuesday, March 2
PENDERGRAFF Tee Times followed by Lunch
director of retail
MEN’S 18 MEMBER-MEMBER
March 3 & 10
in the Golf Shop
Tee Times
LADIES’ 18 CLUB
As the sunshine season quickly CHAMPIONSHIP
approaches, be sure to stop by the March 9, 11, 16
Golf Shop and check out the new Tee Times beginning at 8:00 am
long sleeve collection for both men
and women from IbKul. These LADIES’ 9 CLUB CLASSIC
shirts have been our best seller this Tuesday, March 9 • Tee Times
year and I’m glad they are finally
offering some designs for men. All COUPLES GOLF
shirts are UPF50+ and are perfect to Sunday, March 14 • Tee Times
protect yourself from the strong UV
rays of the South Florida Sun. MEN’S 18 MEMBER-MEMBER
(COVID EDITION)
Wednesday, March 17 • Tee Times
MEN’S 9 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Wednesday, March 17 • Tee Times
A thank you to the 300 men and women golfers who participated
in our 17th Annual Nancy Goodman Golf Tournament and MEN’S 18 TEE TOURNAMENT
Luncheons. You played through rain, unusually cold and windy March 22 (Q), 24, 29, 31
weather, to raise money to support the researchers, who will find a cure for breast
cancer. A thank you to our volunteers, the Pro Shop Staff, Catering, Golf Course
MEN’S 18 CLUB
Maintenance, Membership & Marketing, and the entire Gleneagles Community. You
CHAMPIONSHIP
continually support our efforts through your generosity and participation!
March 24 (Q), 29, 31 & April 3
Doris Budow and the Play for P.I.N.K. Committee
Tee Times: 561-637-1208
Starter: 561-498-3933
Golf Pro Shop: 561-496-1333
HELLO MARCH Open Daily 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
How about that Ladies’ 12-Hole League? The turnout for the events
has been exceptional, with the league featuring dynamic formats,
9:00 tee time starts, and the social element of dining following
rounds of play. The gatherings continue to attract players and it
Congrats!
has quickly become one of the staples of our golf calendar.
Changing gears, the February Callaway Fitting Day was a massive
LUKE
success, and a special thank you to the reps for staying after hours.
FRAZIER, pga The state-of-the-art technology featured by Callaway’s Epic Speed
head golf line and Taylor Made’s SIM2 saw increases in member’s distance ALLAN RATNER
professional Hole in One
and accuracy like never before.
#3 Victory • January 22, 2021
Congrats to the winners of the Men’s and Ladies’ Ryder Cups.
The March calendar is extremely busy with Men’s and Ladies’ MATTHEW COHEN
Guest Day, Men’s Member-Member, Nine & Dine, and Club Eagle
Championships. The season is coming to a close, let’s finish strong! #5 Victory • February 5, 2021
gleneagles.cc 15ON OUR COURTS
PRO TENNIS TIP:
BEAT THE PUSHER
The Moon Baller, the Robot, the
Racquet Talk Return Artist, the Backboard,
the Grinder and collectively, the
Pusher is an opponent every
player will encounter in their
It is great to see this issue of the Eagle dedicated to Going for The tennis career. The Pusher’s game
Green. The Tennis department has been contributing to the Green is punctuated with very few
initiative for years with the recycling of tennis balls. Plastic tennis unforced errors and a slow pace,
ball cans cannot be recycled due to the metal ring in the lip, but methodical, one - dimensional,
MIKE tennis balls may be recycled. There are 125 million used tennis consistent retrieving game. Set
PUC, uspta balls discarded every year with the rubber taking 400 years to your mind and tactics to beat The
director of tennis
decompose. Unlike in recycling infancy when old tennis balls were Pusher by committing to proper
only used on the bottom of desks in schools and on walkers, the tactics. Be patient. Be prepared to
rubber in tennis balls is crumbled and used as a foundation for hit more balls than usual. Hitting
new hard tennis courts, flooring for playgrounds and horse arenas. up the middle will limit return
Gleneagles is actually paid $10.00 for every 100 balls given to a local angles and give you an edge.
recycler. We recycle 5000 balls a year in this win–win program. Use the drop shot as a positional
While all departments at Gleneagles interact and affect each play to move the Pusher off the
other, I must take this moment to commend the Food & Beverage baseline. Hit angles to make the
department who, besides providing an incredible daily service Pusher run further and work harder
of food to our members, have gone the extra mile modifying and while opening up the court. Get
executing the food portion of tennis events so all our members to the net. Pick off high mid-court
are safe and expertly served. We have had capacity numbers of balls and use them as positional
members at poolside for various Tennis events. approach shots, not necessarily
winners. Master a “weapon shot”.
All our Club Championships have been conducted and we will Regardless who you play you
honor our champions and enjoy a night of celebration during the will want a “go to” favorite shot
Night of Champions Awards Dinner, Thursday, March 25. A pre- designed to end the point.
selected dinner of Crab Cakes, Caprese Salad or Poached Pear Salad
preceded by a first course of Pigs in a Blanket, Smoked Salmon Read full article in the March
Canape, and Vegetable Potstickers, and finished with dessert will be 2021 issue of Long Island Tennis
served with an accompanying awards program and music. $29.00 Magazine at LongIslandTennis.com
per person. Space is limited so plan now to attend.
16 the Eagle MARCH 2021Congrats!
MARCH
The Club Championships have been played this DATES THAT RATE
year and they have been exciting. We have had
many great matches and many new faces! P
PICKLEBALL CLINICS & PLAY
Every Wednesday
Beginner Clinic @ 1:00 - 2:00 pm
Novice & Intermediate Play @ 2:00 pm
MEN’S SINGLES T
PICKLEBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP WOMEN’S DOUBLES
CHAMPIONSHIP
DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
DIVISION
Alex Bauman March 8, 10, 12 • 9:30 am
Jeff Raymond
Wendy Lasher T
MEN’S DOUBLES
MEN’S SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP
A FLIGHT March 9, 11, 13 • 9:30 am
Josh Kravitz PICKLEBALL
A FLIGHT PARTNER STRONG
Barry Miller STRETCHING WORKSHOP
Mike Hirsch Wednesday, March 10 • 3:00 pm
TP
DOUBLES MIXER
MEN’S SINGLES Sunday, March 21 • 8:30 am
B FLIGHT
Jay Gould TP
NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS
AWARDS DINNER
Thursday, March 25 • 6:00 pm
Tennis Pro Shop 561-499-0211
MONDAY - FRIDAY 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
St. Patrick’s Day
SALE
ALL SAT, SUN & HOLIDAYS 7:30 am - 2:00 pm
SHOES DEMO
APPAREL
30% 10% RACQUETS
ONE DAY ONLY
OFF OFF $99
Wednesday, March 17
In the Tennis Shop
RUTH BARNETT, pro shop manager
LUCKY IN LOVE offers a variety of
women’s collections for March.
The TECHNO TROPIC group is
a mixed bag of rainbow colored
pastels, blending stripes, solids and
prints, to make up striking outfits.
The LASER collection comes in good
old blacks and whites, including
Black long/sleeved textured top, with
Star Burst Scallop Skirt and the ever-
popular White Fringe skirt.
gleneagles.cc 17member activities
These independent forums are facilitated by Gleneagles members. Gleneagles provides a space
for their meetings and events, however the programs are independent from the club.
Contact Concierge for more information.
PAP CORPS
The Pap Corps, Champions
for Cancer Research is an all-
volunteer organization committed
to finding a cure for all types of cancer. We support The Sylvester
Cancer Research Center at The University of Miami Miller School
of Medicine. Sylvester is one of only 71 National Cancer Institute
hospitals in the country, and the only one in Southeast Florida.
Deepest
Through the Pap Corps support, Sylvester has been able to Condolences
recruit over 300 cancer-focused world renowned physicians and
researchers/scientists. Without ongoing support from Pap, these to the friends and family of
vital opportunities for cancer research and treatments could be lost. Valerie Hewitt
Research today will bring a cure tomorrow. Our vision is simple: to Arlene Horowitz
live in a world without cancer!
Joseph Mechanick
Please help us by attending our functions and participate in our Anna Weisman
Annual Raffle. Raffle tickets were mailed mid-February, and the
drawing will be held April 12. Our Mad Hatter Tea Party takes place
on March 18 and will be a fun time for all. and to our Members
Erwin Greenstein, on the
loss of his brother Allan
and sister-in-law Bette
The Computer Club is still here if you need help.
Just click on the link at GleneaglesComputer.org to Charlene Krantz, on the loss
set up a Help Session. of her brother, Stan Levin
Brian Strasnick, on the
loss of his father
ACTIVITIES FOR
EVERY INTEREST A Note
• Art Club
of Thanks
• Computer Club The following people
• Fishing Club would like to express their
thanks to everyone
• Investment Club
for their cards, calls,
• Medical Play Dolls
prayers and kind deeds:
• Needlework Club
The family of
FISHING CLUB • Hadassah Dr. Joseph Morgan
If you like fishing, the Gleneagles Fishing • Pap Corps
Club is for you! From fishing in our own • Play for P.I.N.K.
freshwater lakes to deepwater ocean fishing, • Solos To place a Condolence,
the Gleneagles Fishing Club does it all. Thank You, or Get Well
Good things come to those who bait! Contact Concierge for message in the Eagle,
Photo by Lawrence Israel more information! contact the Membership
561-498-3606 x132 Office at 561-498-0707
or fill out a form at the
Concierge Desk.
18 the Eagle MARCH 2021MARCH 2021
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Lunch GR Lunch VR, LO Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR
Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery
Taco Tuesday Delivery Drinks GB Dinner Delivery Drinks GB Drinks GB
Ladies 18 Mbr-Mbr Grille Dinner GR Grille Dinner GR Lobster Night GR
Veranda Dinner VR Stone Crabs GR
Men’s 18 Mbr-Mbr 1 Neil Diamond Show VR
Pickleball Clinic/Play
♫ Jozay & Patti
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch VR, LO Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR
Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery
Drinks GB Deli Night Delivery Drinks GB Dinner Delivery Drinks GB Drinks GB
Deli Night GR Women’s Dbls Champ Ladies 18 Club Champ 1 Grille Dinner GR Cooking Class VR Grille Dinner GR Lobster Night GR
Bingo Night ZM Ladies 9 Club Classic Veranda Dinner VR Ladies 18 Club Champ 2 Veranda Dinner VR Men’s Dbls Champ
Men’s Dbls Champ Women’s Dbls Champ Men’s Dbls Champ Stone Crabs GR
DIY Social Glen Patio Men’s 18 Mbr-Mbr 2 Women’s Dbls Champ
Pickleball Clinic/Play
Partner Strong TC
♫ Heatwave Duo
14 Daylight Savings 15 16 17 St. Patrick’s Day 18 19 20
Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch VR, LO Lunch VR, LO Lunch GR Lunch GR
Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery
Drinks GB Dinner Delivery Drinks GB Dinner Delivery Drinks GB Drinks GB
Dinner GR Wine Class VR Grille Dinner GR Pap Corps Tea Party Grille Dinner GR Lobster Night GR
Couples Golf Ladies 18 Club Champ F Veranda Dinner VR Feinberg Lecture ZM Stone Crabs GR
Healthy Lifestyle ZM Men’s 18 Mbr Mbr C Cabaret Night LD
Men’s 9 Club Champ Book Club ZM
Pickleball Clinic/Play
♫ Terry Cooper
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Passover Begins
Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR
Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery
Drinks GB Men’s 18 Tee Qual. International Drinks GB Dinner Delivery Drinks GB Passover Delivery
International Moonlight Fitness Flavors Delivery Grille Dinner GR Men’s 18 Champ Qual. Grille Dinner GR
Flavors GR DIY Social VR Veranda Dinner VR Nutrition Ed ZM Veranda Dinner VR
Doubles Mixer Men’s 18 Tee Tourn 1 Fitness & Spa Expo Stone Crabs GR
Trivia Night ZM Pickleball Clinic/Play Keane Lecture ZM
♫ Will Bridges Tennis Awards Night
28 29 30 31
Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR Lunch GR All meals available for Delivery!
Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery Market Delivery
Drinks GB Men’s 18 Club Champ 1 Dinner Delivery Drinks GB Call 561-860-8788 to order.
Traditional Men’s 18 Tee Tourn 2 Grille Dinner GR
Buffet GR Veranda Dinner VR GR = Grille Room & Delivery
Men’s 18 Club Champ 2 Delivery = Delivery Only
Men’s 18 Tee Tourn F
Pickleball Clinic/Play
♫ Maycol & Lilian
Plus! Order Lunch on the App
Reservations are required
Delivery Available GB Glen Bar GR Grille Rm LD Legends Dining Rm VR Veranda YT YouTube Video ZM Zoom Virtual Event
for all Evening Dining.
* See menu online
BRIDGE DINING FITNESS/SPA GOLF SOCIAL/CULTURAL TENNIS/PICKLEBALL Reserve on App or call 561-498-4003Gleneagles Country Club
7667 Victory Lane
Delray Beach, FL 33446
COOKING CLASS
with CHEF CHRIS
Cabaret
THURSDAY, MARCH 11
3:30 pm | Veranda
Executive Chef Chris Reichart will lead
night
you in preparing Scallops. Get hands-on
instruction and cook with Chef while enjoying a
complimentary glass of wine. $40
Reservations open February 25. Space is limited.
featuring
Jordan Bennett
Treat yourself to dinner and a unique show in FRIDAY,
the Legends Dining Room. After first course
Wine Class
MARCH 19
service, Jordan Bennett will take the stage at
6:30 pm for a 45-minute show of Broadway
and Showtunes. His music will mesmerize Legends with JASON FORRESTALL
you. After your Entrée and Dessert, Bennett Dining Room TUESDAY, MARCH 16
returns at 8:15 pm for a second performance, 3:00 pm | Veranda
including all styles of music, a lot of humor Seating begins Our resident wine expert Jason Forrestall
and a bit of the unpredictable. provides an introductory class on wine which
at 5:30 pm will consist of regionalism, varieties and
tasting of red and white wine. Lite snacks will
Jordan Bennett began his career in the Entrée Selections: be included with this experience. $20
Catskill Mountains in upstate New York as a Sliced Tenderloin Reservations open Mar 2. Space is limited.
singer and comedian. While there, he worked Chilean Sea Bass
with such performers as Red Buttons and Bone-in Veal Parmesan
Milton Berle. He then went on to Broadway Spaghetti Squash
where he costarred with John Cullum in the
musical Shenandoah. Bennett also starred on In-Club: Members Only.
Broadway as Cyrano de Bergerac in Cyrano The Reservations are required
Musical. He has toured the world performing and open Feb. 23. Legends
his one-man show in venues from The Walt Evening Dress Code applies.
Disney Concert Hall to performing arts $80 per person.
centers to cabarets to cruise ships.
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