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EAGLE
JANUARY 2020
the
BOARD & MANAGEMENT
DEAR MEMBERS,
We wish all of our members, staff and families a fabulous, happy and healthy New 7667 Victory Lane
Year. Delray Beach, FL 33446
800-535-4536
2019 was a super year for Gleneagles, and 2020 looks like it will be even better.
www.gleneagles.cc
Thanks to all of our members for supporting the club and helping to make
Gleneagles a special place to enjoy winter in paradise. Clubhouse 561-498-3606
Stephen Wolk Fitness Center 561-495-2806
The election for the Board of Governors is scheduled for February. Meet the
board president Golf Shop 561-496-1333
Candidates night is January 27, 2020. All members are encouraged to attend this Golf Tee Times 561-637-1208
meeting to ask relevant questions and get to know the candidates better. Membership 561-498-0707
In an effort to maintain the club assets in the condition that our members and Reservations 561-498-4003
guests have grown accustomed to, we must continue to invest in the future. In Security 561-921-9999
Spa 561-860-8711
keeping with our mission, the Board has established an Immediate and Long
Tennis Shop 561-499-0211
Range Planning Committee to ensure Gleneagles is prepared to reinvest in our
community within a fiscally responsible and sound financial framework.
2019-2020
As we move into 2020, you will hear more about our Community Maintenance BOARD of GOVERNORS
Facility project. Although rarely seen by the membership, the Community
Kraig Spina PRESIDENT
Maintenance Facility employs 75 dedicated and hardworking employees that Stephen Wolk
general
compose our common area maintenance, housekeeping, property maintenance,
manager
golf course maintenance, and facility maintenance teams. We will be offering EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
Deborah Benson
tours of the existing facility, which will be hosted by either our Property Manager
Michael Eustace or our Director of Golf Course Maintenance Jason Bagwell 2nd VICE PRESIDENT
through early January. These tours will not only show the existing facility, but Daniel Kolber
will highlight the plans for the upcoming project. We urge any member who is TREASURER
interested in seeing this very important building to attend. Call Latasha at 561- Michael Kartz
498-3606 ext. 180 to sign up for a tour. Space is limited, and sign up is required. ASSISTANT TREASURER
Another project that the Board has been recently working on involves presenting Harvey Fogel
the membership with the opportunity to vote on a Document Change. The SECRETARY
Declaration of Protective Covenants, also known as the Documents, is still in the Barbara Berkowitz
original format set forth by the developer in 1984. 35 years later, there are a few
ASSISTANT SECRETARY
changes that are being recommended by the Board that will protect our not-for- Judy Hotz
profit member-owned club tax-exempt status and become more modern family
oriented to adapt to some of the generational differences that have occurred GOVERNORS
Kenneth Barash
within the past 35 years. Any changes to our Declaration of Protective Covenants
Vincent Kavanagh
must be voted on and approved by the membership. As we move through early Didi Marks
2020, we will embark upon a grassroots campaign and you will be informed on Lois Schiff
the many reasons to support these changes. There will be Town Hall meetings,
roundtables, print and email communications, and many other opportunities
to learn about these changes very soon. The issues that are being addressed by 2019-2020 COMMITTEE CHAIRS
the proposed document changes impact all of us and the support of our entire BRIDGE
membership is of paramount importance. Myra Goldman
Wishing you all the best in 2020. BUDGET & FINANCE
Dennis Custage
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Mel Bloomstein & Eric DeEsso
Respectfully yours, GOLF & GREENS
James Marland
Stephen Wolk, Board President HEALTHY LIFESTYLE
Herbert Marsh
Kraig Spina, General Manager
HOUSE
Janice Rochelle & Doug Fuerst
MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING
Glen Hammer & Alan Marks
BOARD MEETING NOTICE: Thursday, January 16 at 2:00 pm 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 Susan Jacobs
posted, 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 SOCIAL ENRICHMENT & EDUCATION
may be called by the Board. Pursuant to Florida Statute 720, notices of all board meetings will be posted on the Members Only website Board Paul Giannola
Calendar as well as outside of the Board Room door in the Lower Level Breezeway at least 48 hours in advance of a meeting, except in an emergency.
TENNIS
Ronald Grant & Donald Hoffrichter
2 the Eagle JANUARY 2020 cover photo by visual enterprises
French
Bistro EAGLE
the
Prix Fixe Dinner HIGHLIGHTS
A French-inspired 3 course meal
includes choice of French Onion 5 COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE
Check out available properties and
Soup, Escargot or Nicoise Salad.
Entrées selections are Coq Au invite friends & family to enjoy the
Vin, Veal Francaise, Fresh Catch Gleneagles lifestyle.
Meuniere, Short Rib Bourguignonne,
Wild Mushroom Risotto, Steak Frites, 8 GLENEAGLES UNIVERSITY
Exciting trips are coming up fast – make
Salmon En Papillote and concludes
with Chef’s themed dessert sure you turn in your reservation form.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 10 DAY BY DAY
A better way to see what's happening at
Legends Dining Room
Gleneagles! More information in one
28.00 Jan. 9 place, to make your life easier.
DEPARTMENTS
2 Board & Management 12 Fine Dining
4 Membership News 14 On our Greens
6 Healthy Lifestyle 16 On our Courts
8 Social Scene 18 Message Center
JOLLY GOOD THOUGHTS 9 Fine Dining 19 Member Activities
10 Day by Day 20 Coming Soon
Nick Jolly ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER
We would like to start the New Year off French Bistro menu, so we will look forward
by wishing you and your families a very to seeing you there and “bon appetit.” reservations
happy and healthy New Year from all of And of course don’t forget the OPENING THIS MONTH
us in Food and Beverage. As is tradition at complimentary Ice Cream Social every
Gleneagles, we will be starting 2020 with Tuesday on the Veranda from 2:30 to 3:30 ADAM FERRARA & NYC3 Lottery due
our Champagne Brunch on New Year's Day pm, a great way to meet your neighbors DINNER SHOW Jan. 6
offering all of your favorite foods, including Thursday, February 6
while enjoying an ice cream cone of your
the Bloody Mary and Mimosa station. This choice with all the toppings.
year the price is $30 per person so make LITTLE HAVANA TRIP Form due
We are featuring entertainment in the Tuesday, February 18 Jan. 10
your reservations early. Dress is Legends
Daytime. Lounge every Wednesday evening from 6:30
CHEF PRESENTS... Opens Jan. 11
to 10:00 pm, so please remember to stop in Saturday, January 25
On Tuesday, January 7 we have Taco Tuesday before or after dinner to relax and enjoy
in the Grille Room, and on Tuesday, January the music! Look for the ♫ symbol on the INSIDE THE WHITE HOUSE Opens Jan. 12
21 we have a New York Deli night. calendar. Wednesday, February 12
Saturday, January 11 we have our Lobster With the new season well underway, please
Clambake. This has been a huge hit with PRESIDENTS & FIRST LADIES Form due
contact our Catering Director, Kimberly Monday, January 20 Jan. 13
the members and is definitely not a night Field for those parties you want to throw
to miss! Brunch for Dinner buffet will be but don’t want to do the cooking for, she will VALENTINE'S DINNER DANCE Lottery due
held on Tuesday, January 14, and Saturday, be happy to assist you in any way she can to Thursday, February 14 Jan. 14
January 18 we will be hosting another Pool make it a memorable event.
Party both in the Grille Room and around LEGACY OF THE HOLOCAUST Opens Jan. 26
the pool drinking, eating and dancing to the Our sincere appreciation goes out to Wednesday, February 26
sounds of Mike Perry. the members of the Food and Beverage
Committee for their concentrated efforts SARASOTA/VENICE TRIP Form due
On Saturday, January 25, Chef presents and continued support of your club's dining March 29-31 Jan. 27
Tomahawk Steak Night in the Grille Room. venues.
Enjoy a four-course dinner featuring a SONGS OF GREENWICH Opens Jan. 28
Tomahawk Steak. Make your reservations Please remember we value all of your VILLAGE RECITAL
two weeks prior on January 11 as this comments and suggestions. Friday, February 28
Members Only event will surely be sold
FLORAVINA FLOWER CLASS Form due
Cheers!
out quickly. Thursday, January 23 we are Friday, February 7 Jan. 31
offering a Night in Paris with a traditional
Reserve Online! 561-498-4003
Nick
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS
WELCOME, GLORIA!
Gloria Hosh joined the Gleneagles team in November 2019 as our Membership
Manager. Gloria has an extensive background in private country clubs, customer
service, real estate, and marketing. Her work experience includes seven years
at the Boca Country Club (part of the Boca Raton Resort & Club) and four years
in sales and marketing at the Capital Grille Boca Raton.
Gloria is married with two sons – her oldest is in medical school and her
KRISTEN youngest is in high school. Her hobbies including cooking, baking, and
volunteering. Gloria volunteers with Alzheimer’s Community Care, Habitat for
LARAIA Humanity, George Snow Scholarship Fund and many other local nonprofits.
DIRECTOR OF
MEMBERSHIP In her new role at Gleneagles, Gloria will be responsible for new member and new
& MARKETING renter orientations, prospective member tours, creating guest cards, and other
561-637-1201 membership needs. Gloria can be reached at 561-498-0707 or ghosh@gleneagles.cc.
CONGRATULATIONS, RANDEE
In response to the increasing number of new renters, new members, and
prospective members interested in Gleneagles, Randee Spencer has been
promoted to the new position of Lead Membership Concierge. Randee
has outstanding organizational skills, a keen eye for detail, and she will
play an integral role in administrative support for the Membership
Department including scheduling membership office appointments,
preparing welcome packages for new members, ensuring prospective
members and newcomers receive thoughtful follow up, and weekend
Membership Office responsibilities including issuing of guest cards and
rental orientations. Randee has been a member of the Gleneagles team
since 2006. She is held in high regard by the members and her coworkers,
and she is known as a hard worker who always gets the job done.
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Outside Our Gates RANDEE SPENCER concierge
BOCA FEST
Mah Jongg & Canasta
The 33rd Annual Boca Fest at Town Center Mall will take
Player Get Togethers place on January 11-12, 2020 from 10:00 am through
Ladies, are you looking for a Mah 5:00 pm. Boca Fest is an outdoor art festival with over
Jongg or Canasta Game? Meet 200 national artists and plenty of parking, including
other players of similar abilities to valet. The show will be located in the parking lot at the
find a game or form a new one. intersection of St. Andrews Blvd and Glades Road at The
Town Center Mall.
All skill levels are welcome at
the Mah Jongg & Canasta Get The Town Center is one of South Florida’s top luxury
Togethers on Monday, January 6 shopping destinations and one of Boca’s main
and Monday, January 27, at 4:00 attractions. Just a short drive away, the Town Center is
pm in the Multipurpose Room. located on Glades Road, just east of the Turnpike and
west of I-95. Boca Fest is a great way to spend a beautiful
Reservations are not required for
Florida afternoon outside!
this event.
LIFESTYLE EXPO
Join us for the 6th Annual Lifestyle Expo on Friday, January
24 from 11:00 am - 3:00 pm in the Multipurpose Room.
More than 400 members attended the event in previous
years! The expo will include local community resources
and attractions that will help you become more familiar
with the wonderful resources both inside and outside of
Gleneagles. From outside resources including local cultural
Meet the Candidates arts, libraries, parks, county offices, shopping centers and
hospitals to our very own Gleneagles classes and clubs, this
Meet the Candidates for the Board event will be the perfect opportunity to find the resources
ELED
of Governors election on Monday, and activities that are most interesting to you. The Lifestyle
C
CAN
January 27 at 7:30 pm in the Expo is complimentary. Complimentary refreshments will
Legends Dining Room. be provided. Raffles will be held throughout the event.
Reservations are not required for Hope to see you there!
this event.
community
Election ballots will be mailed
January 10, 2020, and the results
will be announced at the Annual
OPENHOUSE
Membership Meeting on Tuesday,
February 25.
community
OPENHOUSE The club is very excited to host a community-wide
Open House and Parade of Homes on Sunday, January
26 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. We hope that you will
invite any friends and family who may be interested in
the Gleneagles lifestyle to join us for complimentary
All are Welcome!
Sunday, January 26 • 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
refreshments, clubhouse tours, and open houses at many
properties that are currently listed for sale in Gleneagles
Pre-register online at gleneagles.cc/openhouse Country Club.
Card Playing Rules View dozens of homes and Please encourage any friends or family to register in the
The Board recently approved condos available for sale lobby that day to receive a map of open properties. This
changes to the Card Playing event is open to any Realtor® with a listing in Gleneagles
Complimentary refreshments
Rules. Please refer to the Rules & in the Lounge Country Club. Realtors® who wish to participate must
Regulations for the most current register in advance.
561-637-1201 • membership@gleneagles.cc
information. Rules can be found in
the App and online.
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S PA & F I T N E S S
YOGA & SPA Call 561-860-8711 to
Retreat
reserve your spot today!
Retreat Schedule
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18
KAREN 9:00 am Orientation
Join us for a unique, health-focused day to help you unwind, MIKUS 9:30 am GX Yin-Yasa with Gina Zeas
connect with the inner you, and learn time-tested strategies to DIRECTOR OF
MP Cultivating a Home
develop a deeper personal at-home self-care practice. HEALTHY
LIFESTYLE
Yoga Practice Workshop
During the course of the day you will choose among three 561-495-2806 10:30 am Break (15 minutes)
components: [1] a selection of scheduled classes; [2] a group 10:45 am GX Gentle Flow Yoga
of retreat workshops; and [3] a menu of spa treatments. Be with Jessie Crespo
careful with your choices to avoid any time conflicts because MP Aromatherapy Workshop
some of our activities occur simultaneously. Each individual 12:00 pm Lunch Break (15 minutes)
component requires registration. The day culminates with the 12:30 pm GX Ageless Grace with
Sound Bath Meditation – a reward for retreat participants. Lynda Edwards
MP Reflexology Workshop
2:15 pm Break (15 minutes)
WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS
2:30 pm MP Sound Bath and Meditation
Cultivating a Home Yoga Practice Reflexology
9:30 am | Do you hunger to build a home 12:30 pm | Presented by Barbara Foose,
yoga practice, but struggle to stick with one?
Sustaining a regular home yoga practice
LMT of The Competitive Edge, Reflexology
is both a science and an art based on the
Retreat Spa Menu
can be challenging even for the most loyal principle that there are reflexes in the Appointments available 9:30 - 1:00 pm
yoga enthusiasts. Led by Jessie Crespo, feet, hands, face and ears that directly
you will learn from a skilled teacher how to correspond with glands, organs and other Bellanina Facelift Massage Facial
back your classes up with an at-home yoga parts of the body. Working on these reflexes with Patti Ross. The most natural and
practice you can also take with you when can empower the body and mind to heal holistic approach for achieving younger,
you travel. itself. Barbara will be presenting a demo of smoother and healthier looking skin. You
a mini protocol for reflexology on the hand will experience remarkable improvement
Aromatherapy
and then show techniques for self care. in your facial muscle tone and quality of
10:45 am | Fun and interactive
your complexion. During this treatment
Aromatherapy workshop. Ideal for those Sound Bath and Meditation
a full thirty minutes is devoted to
wishing to learn how to safely and effectively 2:30 pm | A “Sound Bath” is a very
massaging your face with luxurious aroma
utilize this holistic therapy in your daily life, therapeutic form of meditation because it
therapeutic oils. 50 min / $90
as well as enjoy the many wellness benefits. is all about energy, frequency and vibration.
Susan Stype, International Aromatherapist It is called a “bath” because during the Massage with Foot Scrub with Doreen
and Owner of Arlys Naturals will discuss the experience you’re literally “bathed” in Richardson. Enjoy a custom massage
Top 10 Essential Oils and the healing power energy. Anthony Profeta uses Crystal designed specifically for you to relieve
of these lovely plant-based aromatic scents, Bowls, Himalayan Singing Bowls and other muscle tightness, knots and stress. The
safety and use, and the different methods instruments to wash away your stress, break exfoliating Champagne and Rose Foot
of blending. She will also instruct you on loose energy blocks, and allow you to enter Scrub will relieve aches and re-energize
creating an uplifting aromatic product that into a state of deep relaxation and healing. tired feet while also leaving them smooth,
you will take home with you. Maximum of 20 Anthony has spent 19+ years studying and refreshed and rehydrated. 80 min / $120
participants. practicing meditation in monasteries of the
US, Nepal, and India.
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GROUP FITNESS
CLASS SCHEDULE
Herbal Tea Workshops AGELESS GRACE GX
Sa 11:15 am - 12:10 pm
Herbal Tea Workshops with Joanne and Caroline, AQUACISE Pool
owners of Cottage Garden Teas. A Sip and Learn Monday - Saturday
Experience! Call 561-495-2806 to register. 9:30 - 10:30 am
BALANCE & SCULPT GX
TEAS TO TREAT WHAT AILS YOU
Tu 9:10 - 10:05 am
Monday, January 20
4:00 pm in the Waterfall Room BARRE GX
W 8:00 - 8:55 am
TEAS FOR HEALTH & BEAUTY Sa 9:00 - 9:55 am
Monday, January 27
BODY SCULPT GX
4:00 pm in the Waterfall Room
Th 10:15 - 11:10 am
BOXING GX
F 11:15 am - 12:10 pm
Cranberry Pomegranate Facial CARDIO SCULPT GX
Our Cranberry Pomegranate Facial uses all natural organic ingredients M 7:45 - 8:30 am
to transform your skin. Cranberry, Pomegranate and Gooseberry deliver
immediate results. CYCLE
M, Tu, Th 8:00-8:45 am MP
Deeply hydrates with a perfect ratio of Omega 3, Omega 6, and Omega 9
fatty acids providing skin with intense hydration. High antioxidant content CYCLE & STRENGTH
protects skin from damaging environmental stressors High in polyphenols Th 5:30 - 6:30 pm GX
and Vitamins C and E to fight free radicals to minimize the signs of aging. FOAM ROLLING GX
50 min / $90. Available through January 31, 2020. Call 561-860-8711. Tu 7:30 - 8:00 am
HEALTHY HIPS/ BACKS GX
Su 9:15 - 10:15 am
Lectures & More...
HEAVY LIFTING GX
M 8:35 - 9:20 am
MELT METHOD GX
Registration is required for all events. Please call 561-495-2806 or email fitness@gleneagles.cc to register.
M 3:30 - 4:55 pm
PILATES GX
Prevent & Treat
Th 9:10 - 10:05 am
Acid Reflux F 8:30 - 9:25 am barre
Nutrition Education Lecture
with Dr. Lillian Craggs-Dino SIT TO BE FIT GX
M 10:35 - 11:30 am
Thursday, January 9
W 10:20 - 11:15 am
4:00-5:30 pm WF
F 9:45 - 10:40 am
Pain-Free Performance
Healthy Lifestyle Lecture with Louis Scorzello STRENGTH GX
Tuesday, January 21 • 4:00-5:30 pm MP F 7:30 - 8:25 am
Moonlight Fitness
• Discover the root causes of chronic back, hip YOGA GX
Gentle Yoga or 1-mile Walk and shoulder pain and why conventional medical
followed by refreshments M 9:30 - 10:25 am yin
treatments don’t always promote lasting relief.
M 5:15 - 6:10 pm vinyasa flow
Monday, January 13 • Identify strategies you can implement today to take Tu 8:00 - 8:55 am yin
Meet by Pool at 6:45 pm back control of your body and become your own Tu 10:30 - 11:25 am chair
advocate for pain-free living.
W 3:30 - 4:25 pm hatha
• Learn injury prevention techniques and warm-up W 4:30 - 5:25 pm nidra
methods to prepare your body for optimal golf and
W 5:30 - 6:00 pm meditation
tennis performance.
Th 7:55 - 8:55 am iyengar
Th 3:00 - 3:55 pm tai chi
Z FITNESS CENTER
561-495-2806
SPA SERVICES
561-860-8711
Th 4:00 - 4:55 pm yoga for golfers
Sa 8:00 - 8:55 am hatha
Mon & Wed 6:30 am - 8:00 pm Mon - Sat 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Z
Su 8:00 - 8:55 am qi gong
Z
Z
Tues & Thurs 6:30 am - 9:00 pm
Fri & Sat 6:30 am - 6:00 pm GX Group Exercise Studio ZUMBA GX
Sunday 7:00 am - 5:00 pm MP Multipurpose Rm W 9:10 - 10:05 am
Sa 10:00 - 10:55 am
Class Schedules subject to change.
See app or website for the most current information.
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SOCIAL SCENE
GLENEAGLES
UNIVERSITY
ALI HALL
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES
DIRECTOR
561-498-3606 x134
The New Year is here! Best wishes to you and
your family for the year ahead.
Starting the New Year off are all of the
lessons that our membership craves! We start
Beginner Bridge, Intermediate Advanced
Bridge, Conversational Spanish, Dancing
Lessons and Beginner Mah Jongg Lessons this
month as well as our favorite Splash Class
where we will be painting a wine or pint glass
to have a celebratory glass for Super Bowl!
Sports not your thing? No worries! You can
certainly do your own thing and paint a design
of your choice.
We also have our first Beading Class debuting
this month so please make sure that you have
your forms turned in.
Our January Dinner Show kicks off the new
year right with Vocal Trash. Next month's show
with Adam Ferrara and NYC3 will be a hit, and Your Little Havana Dinner Party begins when you arrive in Miami’s
lottery forms for that are due January 6. famed Calle Ocho. Do a little shopping before gathering at CubaOcho
Our trip to Miami is right around the corner Museum & Performing Arts Center for a memorable evening of great
on January 6! Experience Art on FIU’s campus food, drink and music. Look around… it’s all for sale, the paintings,
and then travel to experience Wynwood. sculptures, even the decorative tables and chairs! The music surrounds
Calling all students! Please make sure to refer you, swaying salsa dancers delight your eyes, and dinner is served.
to your monthly class schedules for Gleneagles Tuesday, February 18. Bus departs 3:30 pm, returns by 11:00 pm.
University offerings this month as we bring
$112 per person. Guests Welcome. Form due Jan. 10
Professors and performers right to your door!
Not just making learning fun, but convenient
and at a bargain and right at home.
New!
Pull-out
center
spread
Escape to the Gulf Coast for 3 days and 2 nights! Two perfect travel
Though these are only a couple highlights, gems. A taste of Old Florida, relaxed, laid-back, and simply delightful!
please enjoy reading the extensive list of Highlights include the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Circus
things to take part in, in this month’s Eagle.
Museum, and Cà d’Zan, a scenic dinner cruise aboard the Marina Jack
Check out the new 2-page calendar full of
II, a performance of Anything Goes at The Players Center, and more!
information on all the events at Gleneagles.
You can even pull out the center spread and take it Bus departs 7:15 am on Sunday, March 29 and returns by 7:30 pm on
with you. Events on one side, dining on the other! Tuesday, March 31. $650 per person, double occupancy. $789 per
I look forward to seeing you around the club. person, single occupancy. Guests Welcome. Form due Jan. 27
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FINE DINING
A LA CARTE DINNER
A la carte soup, salad and
desserts are available
JANUARY 15, 22, 29
SMALL PLATES
Antipasti Skewers 10
Maryland Crab Dip 12
Asian BBQ Wings 12
Meatball Sliders 10
ENTRÉE SALADS
Ahi Tuna Salad 18
Crunchy Winter Salad 15
PIZZA BOARD 15
Classic Cheese, Pepperoni,
LOBSTER
CLAMBAKE
Meat Lovers, Vegetarian
MAIN PLATES
Olive Oil Poached Salmon 22
Veranda Burger 14
Chicken Cordon Bleu 20
Seafood Alfredo 23 SATURDAY, JANUARY 11
Asian Vegetable Stir Fry 19 $65 • Legends Dining Room
Braciole 23
Vegetable Lasagna 18 Includes house salad bar, New England clam chowder,
shrimp, oysters, Maine lobster station, prime rib,
baked potato bar, fried scallops & clams, crab cakes,
stuffed shells with vodka, bourbon peach bbq salmon,
JANUARY BUFFETS steamers, chicken picatta, corn on the cob, assorted
pies and cakes, ice cream bar and more...
5 | CLUB CLASSICS 26
7 | TACO TUESDAY 20 Guests Welcome. Dec. 28
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14 | BRUNCH FOR DINNER 25
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19 | WINTER FLAVORS 26
21 | DELI 25
26 | BBQ & BREW 24
28 | PIZZA & PASTA 22
Reservations are required for all evening dining.
Reserve online or by phone at 561-498-4003
HOURS NOVEMBER 1 - APRIL 30
SUNDAY BREAKFAST
SUNDAY BRUNCH
LUNCH (LEGENDS)
LUNCH (GRILLE)
8:30 am - 10:30 am
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
11:00 am - 2:30 pm
PA RT Y
DINNER 5:00 - 8:00 pm
DRINKS 3:00 pm - close SATURDAY, JANUARY 18 • $36 • GRILLE ROOM
DRESS CODES Includes a complimentary house cocktail, salad bar, carved
Please communicate the dress code with your guests.
LEGENDS DINING ROOM: beef tenderloin, hot dog station, BBQ pork ribs, potato wedges,
Breakfast & Lunch: Daytime Dress Code baked beans, mixed vegetables, onion rings, fresh salmon,
Evenings: Evening Dress Code (no shorts)
LEGENDS LOUNGE: Lounge Dress Code
lasagna, chicken marsala, vegetable risotto, ice cream bar,
GRILLE ROOM: Grille Dress Code
Jan. 4 fruit, dessert table and more. Members Only.
VERANDA: Veranda Dress Code
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Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Drinks 3:00-close LO Ice Cream Social 2:30-3:30 VR
Legends Dinner LD Dec 25 Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
DAY by DAY
Cardio Tennis 8:30 TC Brunch for Dinner LD $25 Dec 31
Men's 18 Gov. Cup Rd 1 8:30 GF Dancing Lessons 4:30 GX
Tennis League Kickoff 4:00 VR Bridge Swiss Teams 5:00 LC
Beginner Bridge Lessons 4:30 LC
♫ Will Bridges 6:30 - 10:00 LO 15 WED
1 WED New Year's Day 5 SUN Lunch 11:00-2:00 LD
9 THU Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR Breakfast 8:30-10:30 LD
Buffet Brunch 11:00-2:00 LD Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR Legends Dinner LD Jan 1
Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR Veranda Dinner VR Jan 1
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR Legends Dinner LD Dec 26 Pickleball Clinic 8:30 TC
Club Classics Buff. LD $26 Dec 22 Int/Adv Bridge Lessons 2:00 MP Men's 18 Gov. Cup Final 8:30 GF
Couples Golf 8:30 GF Glow Golf & Dine 5:45 Golf ♫ Helena Redman 6:30 - 10:00 LO
Champagne Brunch Prevent & Treat Acid Reflux
11:00-2:30 LD $30 Dec 18 6 MON 4:00 WF Fitness 16 THU
Guests Welcome! Enjoy a Nutrition Education Lecture Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Buffet Lunch 11:00-2:00 LD
lavish brunch featuring a with Dr. Lillian Craggs-Dino Drinks 3:00-close GB
Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR
bottomless Bloody Mary and Drinks 3:00-close GB Beginner Bridge Lessons 4:30 LC Grille Dinner GR Jan2
Mimosa Bar. Trip: Miami Arts District Int/Adv Bridge Lessons 2:00 MP
$98 Dec 2 10 FRI Golf & Fitness Workshop 4:00 GF
NO BRIDGE MahJongg Canasta Meet 4:00 MP
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Beginner Bridge Lessons 4:30 LC
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
2 THU Legends Dinner LD Dec 27
7 TUE Grille Dinner GR Dec 27
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR VOCAL TRASH Dinner Show
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR Men's 18 Gov. Cup Rd 2 8:30 GF
Ice Cream Social 2:30-3:30 VR Conversational Spanish 9:00 ST 8:00 LD $80 Dec 16
Legends Dinner LD Dec 19
Int/Adv Bridge Lessons 2:00 MP Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR Beginner Bridge Lessons 4:30 LC
Golf Junior Clinic 2:30-3:30 GF Taco Tuesday LD $20 Dec 24 17 FRI
Beading Class
11 SAT Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
4:30 MP $38 Dec 26 Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR, GB
Learn how to create a Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR, GB Legends Dinner LD Jan 3
genuine semi-precious Lobster Clambake LD $65 Dec 28 Traditional Dinner GR $30 Jan 3
beaded bracelet. Includes all Grille Dinner GR Dec 28 Conversational Spanish 9:00 ST
materials and wine! Tennis & PB Opener 9:30 TC Men's Singles Tns Champ 9:30 TC
Book Club 10:30 MP
3 FRI 18 SAT
Recital: Yale Alley Cats
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR 3:00 MP $26 Dec 7
12 SUN Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR, GB The Yale Alley Cats are a Breakfast 8:30-10:30 LD Drinks 3:00-close GB
Legends Dinner LD Dec 20 world-renowned all-men Buffet Brunch 11:00-2:00 LD Pool Party GR $36 Jan 4
Grille Dinner GR Dec 20 a cappella singing group Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR Super Saturday Mens Singles
Conversational Spanish 9:00 ST from Yale University. Drinks 3:00-close GB Final Tennis Champ 8:30 TC
Golf Junior Clinic 2:30-3:30 GF Grille Dinner GR Dec 29
Dancing Lessons 4:30 GX
Splash! Social Art Class Beginner Bridge Lessons 4:30 LC
3:00 ST $38 Dec 27 Singles Flocktail Party 13 MON
6:00 GR $35 Ali Hall by Dec 31 Yoga & Spa Retreat
Buffet Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR
4 SAT Drinks 3:00-close GB
9:00-4:00 Spa Spa
Experience a special menu of
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR Pap Corps Card Party 10:00 LD
spa treatments, sound bath
Drinks 3:00-close GB Moonlight Fitness 6:45 pm PL
meditation, crystal healing,
Grille Dinner GR Dec 21
thai massage, and more.
Pickleball Demo Day 9:00 TC
See page 6 for more details.
10 the Eagle JANUARY 202019 SUN 24 FRI 27 MON
Breakfast 8:30-10:30 LD Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR Buffet Lunch 11:00-2:00 LD
Buffet Brunch 11:00-2:00 LD Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR, GB Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR
Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR Legends Dinner LD Jan 10 Drinks 3:00-close GB
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR Grille Dinner GR Jan 10 MahJongg Canasta Meet 4:00 MP
Winter Flavors LD $26 Jan 5 Conversational Spanish 9:00 ST Herbal Tea Workshop
Mixed Dbls Tennis Mixer 8:30 TC 4:00 WF Spa
6th Teas for Health & Beauty
Lifestyle
Annual
20 MON MLK, Jr. Day
21 TUE
Buffet Lunch 11:00-2:00 LD
Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR EXPO 28 TUE
Ice Cream Social 2:30-3:30 VR
Drinks 3:00-close GB Lifestyle Expo 11:00-3:00 MP
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
Computer Club 3:00 pm MP
11:00 am - 3:00 pm • Multipurpose Room
Deli Buffet LD $25 Jan 7 Explore the many local
Meet representatives from a variety of club and community
organizations! All are welcome to attend this complimentary
Ice Cream Social 2:30-3:30 VR
attractions, organizations, Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
event. Refreshments and raffles for all attendees.
Pain-Free Performance
Reservations are not required.
and club activities at the 6th Pizza & Pasta LD $22 Jan 14
4:00 MP Fitness Annual Gleneagles Country Ladies 9 Ryder Cup 10:15 GF
Healthy Lifestyle Lecture
Club LifestyleExpo! Raffles Dancing Lessons 4:30 GX
presented by Louis Scorzello, Jr.
will be held throughout the
Dancing Lessons 4:30 GX event, and each visitor will
Bridge Basics Lessons 4:30 LC receive a complimentary
Presidents & First Ladies Hadassah Event 7:30 MP tote bag at the door!
Luncheon Complimentary; reservations
11:30 MP $36 Jan 13 22 WED are not required.
Veteran acting and writing Lecture: An Evening with
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR Bridge Basics Lessons 4:30 LC
team, William and Sue Wills, George Gershwin
present the personal side Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR 7:00 MP $18 Dec 28
of George and Barbara Legends Dinner LD Jan 8 25 SAT Ned Dorman presents an
Bush. Lunch features elegant Veranda Dinner VR Jan 8 Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR evening of fabulous music
entrées and dessert. Tennis Lecture 2:30 MP Tennis Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR from the great American
Bridge Basics Lessons 4:30 LC Legends Dinner LD Jan 11 songwriter, George Gershwin.
♫ The Piano Guyz 6:30 - 10:00 LO Tomahawk Steak GR $85 Jan 11
29 WED
23 THU 26 SUN Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR Breakfast 8:30-10:30 LD Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR Buffet Brunch 11:00-2:00 LD Legends Dinner LD Jan 15
French Bistro LD $28 Jan 9 Lunch 11:00-2:30 GR Veranda Dinner VR Jan 15
Herbal Tea Workshop Int/Adv Bridge Lessons 2:00 MP
4:00 WF Spa Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR ♫ Don Fedele 6:30 - 10:00 LO
Kitchen Tour 2:30 Jan 9 BBQ & Brew LD $24 Jan 12
Teas to Treat What Ails You
Bridge Basics Lessons 4:30 LC Pickleball Challenge Cup 8:30 TC
Bridge Basics Lessons 4:30 LC Med. Dolls Bingo 7:00 MP
30 THU
community Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Drinks 3:00-close GB
Reservations Guide Venue Key
OPENHOUSE Grille Dinner GR Jan 16
Int/Adv Bridge Lessons 2:00 MP
Reserve Online or by GB Glen Bar
Tennis Dinner Dance 6:00 LD
Phone: 561-498-4003 GF Golf Facility
Reservations are required GR Grille Room
All are Welcome!
for all evening dining.
Sunday, January 27 • 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Community Open House 31 FRI
LD Legends Dining Room
11:00-3:00 561-637-1201 Lunch 11:00-2:30 LD, GR
Form due by (date) LO Legends Lounge
Invite friends or family
Pre-register online at gleneagles.cc/openhouse
Drinks 3:00-close LO, VR, GB
LC Ladies' Card Room
Lottery due by (date) members to our
View dozens Community
of homes and
Legends Dinner LD Jan 17
MP Multipurpose Room condos available for sale
Open House! Registration
Bridge 561-498-3606 x134 Grille Dinner GR Jan 17
PL Clubhouse Pool required. Dozens
Complimentary of available
refreshments
Fitness 561-495-2806 Conversational Spanish 9:00 ST
ST Strathearn Satellite in the Lounge
properties listed will be open
Golf 561-496-1333 Golf FSGA Rules Seminar 4:00 MP
TC Tennis Center 561-637-1201 • membership@gleneagles.cc
throughout the club. Trivia Night 8:00 LO
Spa 561-860-8711
VR Veranda
Social 561-498-3606 x134
Tennis 561-499-0211 ♫ Music in the Lounge
gleneagles.cc 11FINE DINING
THE GRILLE ROOM
A LA CARTE DINNER A LA CARTE DINNER
All entrees include a salad or JANUARY 3, 4, 10, 11, 12
cup of house made soup and SMALL PLATES
ice cream sundae bar. Bucket O’ Bones 16
Vegetable Quesadilla 12
Irish Corned Beef Potato Skins 12
Hot Dog Sliders 10
SMALL PLATES
Shrimp Cocktail 15 FIELD OF GREENS
Southern Chicken Biscuits 12 Greek Chicken Salad 16
Vegetable Spring Rolls 10 Shrimp & Beet Salad 18
Grilled Chicken Wings 12 Crab Cake Salad 22
French Onion Soup 9 Steak Tip Caesar 19
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE SANDWICHES
Chicken Pecan Salad 20 Philly Cheesesteak 14
Shrimp, Beet & Lentil Salad 24 Portobello Grilled Cheese 14
Cranberry Rosemary Roasted Chicken 25 Flying Eagles Burger 14
Chef
Cedar Plank Salmon 26
PASTA
Chef’s Vegetarian Selection 22 Pasta Carbonara 18
HOT OFF THE GRILLE
Steak Frites 22
presents...
JANUARY 2, 3, 15, 17, 29, 31
Potato Leek Salmon 20
CLUB CLASSICS Roasted Chicken 19
Club Classics: Bianco Lasagna 24 Fresh Catch MKT
Fish & Chips 24
TOMAHAWK Veal Paprikash 26
Mussels Mariniere 26 JANUARY 16, 24, 30, 31
STEAK NIGHT Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo 24
SMALL PLATES
Join us for a special evening in CENTER OF THE PLATE Bucket O’ Bones 16
the Grille Room and bring your Lamb Chops 36 Broccoli & Sausage Flatbread 12
Vegetable Spring Rolls 10
appetite. Begin with a fresh Lobster Risotto 35
Shrimp Scampi 29 Polenta Meatballs 10
seafood cocktail, followed by a
Osso Bucco 30
traditional steakhouse wedge salad FIELD OF GREENS
NY Strip Steak 36 Winter Squash & Chicken Salad 16
leading to our main course of a Chef’s Fresh Catch MKT Pear & Blue Salad 18
22oz. Tomahawk Ribeye cooked Shrimp Louie Salad 18
to perfection. Cap the evening Chef Salad 16
off with Chef’s featured dessert. JANUARY 8, 9, 10, 22, 24, 25
SANDWICHES
Chilean Sea Bass will be offered as Lobster Roll 20
CLUB CLASSICS
an alternative to steak. A selection Veal Meatloaf 25 Corned Beef Reuben 14
of craft cocktails and wine features Fried Scallops 26 Flying Eagles Burger 14
will be available at member price. Wild Mushroom Stuffed Chicken 24
Short Rib Pot Pie 26
STIR FRY
Limited availability, sharing charges Far East Stir Fry 20
Chopped Steak 24
will apply and please no special
orders. Members Only. CENTER OF THE PLATE HOT OFF THE GRILLE
NY Strip 24
Crab Cakes 30
BBQ Ribs 20
Pork Chop 28
SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 Tuscan Veal Portobello 30
Roasted Chicken 19
5:00 - 8:00 pm in the Grille Room Fresh Catch MKT
Filet Mignon 35
$85• Reservations open Jan. 11 Teriyaki Duck 29
Chef’s Fresh Catch MKT
12 the Eagle JANUARY 2020
Menus are subject to change. Please refer to weekly Food & Beverage e-mails for Chef’s Nightly Specials.there's
SNOW PLACE
like home
DECEMBER 6-7, 2019 See more photos at gleneagles.smugmug.com
gleneagles.cc 13ON OUR GREENS
photo by peter lamm
January is here, and we are off to a great CHECK YOUR GRIPS
winter season. The weather has been
spectacular, and this truly feels like winter The golf grip is so important to the
in paradise. The Major tournaments have game of golf.
begun, and we have seen some great tight First, the way you grip your club
matches. As always, the participation levels (meaning grip pressure) should
are nothing less than excellent – thank not be too tight. Be sure to grip
you all for playing. It sure is a lot of fun to the club in your fingers, not in the
watch everyone enjoy the friendly spirit of
palm of your hand.
competition on our golf courses. Be sure
JOE to keep your game fine-tuned, as we have Second, the grips on your clubs
DeMINO, pga plenty more major tournaments ahead. need to be the proper size for your
director hands. There are different sizes
Our first Demo Day went very well. It
of golf is always nice seeing the latest in golf of grips, and having the right size
technology and equipment. Our next Golf helps you grip the club better. If
Demo Day is February 14, 2020 from 11:00 they have become really worn, the
am to 3:00 pm, and you will not want to player will grip the club harder for
miss it. control, and this is not good. We
see this a lot, and re-gripping the
The golf clinics have been well-received,
club is a simple, inexpensive fix
and have focused in various topics such
that will do wonders for the golf
as full swing and short game. These are a great opportunity to meet
game as well as the comfort of
some new golfing friends and to learn some golf tips in a friendly group
environment. your hands.
Don’t forget – Glow Golf has been rescheduled to January 9, and sign up Check out the picture of the two
will be online from December 9 through January 2, then in the Golf Shop grips. Hopefully, your grips looks
for that last week. Thank you all for having the drive as we endeavor to like the green one and not the
make this season the best yet! If you need anything, please come by and red one. Stop by and see us if you
see us in the Golf Shop! want us to check out your grips to
make sure they are good for you.
Don’t forget – soft hands and finish
your swing. Most of all, enjoy this
wonderful game. – Joe
14 the Eagle JANUARY 2020GOLF EVENTS
COUPLES GOLF in the MEGAN
Golf Shop
Sunday, January 5 at 8:30 am PENDERGRAFF
director
of retail
MEN'S 18 GOVERNOR'S CUP
January 8, 10, 15 at 8:30 am
Wow, I can’t believe it’s already January. I hope everyone had
GLOW GOLF & DINE a great holiday and spent time with family. The Golf Shop
will continue receiving new fashion lines from our favorite
Thursday, January 9 at 5:45 pm
vendors as well as a few new vendors.
One of the new companies is Travis Matthews. Travis
GOLF & FITNESS WORKSHOP Matthews is based out of California and was founded in
Thursday, January 16 2007. One of the biggest supporters of Travis Matthews is
4:00 pm on the Driving Range actor Mark Wahlberg, who has helped design and promote
the products. Their men’s polos are a combination of cotton
and polyester and have some great prints. I look forward
to introducing this line to the membership and any and all
LADIES’ 9 RYDER CUP
feedback is much appreciated.
Tuesday, January 28 at 10:15 am
Also, January begins our promotion for Play for P.I.N.K.
Starting January 1, all “pink” merchandise will be discounted
GOLF FSGA RULES SEMINAR so please come get a new outfit to wear at our annual event in
February. As always, my door is always open and I’m here to
Friday, January 31
help in any way I can.
4:00 pm in the Multipurpose Room
Tee Times: 561-637-1208
Starter: 561-498-3933 The New Year is here, and with it comes the new World Handicap System. Glow
Ball has been rescheduled to take place on January 9, and we look forward to
Golf Pro Shop: 561-496-1333 seeing you for a fun night out in the dark. The 12 Hole League has started and is
Open Daily 7:00 am - 5:00 pm picking up steam. If you are interested in participating, please see me to sign up
for the 12 Hole League.
Looking ahead to February and March, we will be hosting both Play for P.I.N.K.
tournaments, the Men’s and Ladies’ Ryder Cup, Member-Guest events, and the
Men’s Member-Member. Furthermore, Callaway, Cobra and Taylor Made Golf will
LUKE be featuring their new products on the February 14th Demo Day. Come out and
FRAZIER, pga experience the new, explosive distance.
head golf With the golf courses in excellent condition and the weather being perfect, we are
Congrats!
professional looking for the middle of our winter season to be record-breaking!
ROBERT ROSENBERG
Hole in One #14 Victory 11-4-19
JEFF RAYMOND
Hole in One #14 Victory 11-8-19
DON DEWAR
Eagle #17 Victory 11-16-19
DORIS MUSCARELLA
Hole in One #14 Victory 11-17-19
DR. HARVEY LEVINE
Hole in One #14 Victory 11-22-19
STEVE KRANTZ
Eagle #3 Legends 11-22-19
gleneagles.cc 15ON OUR COURTS
RACQUET TALK
January continues the vast array of activities at Tennis to satisfy all
your playing and entertainment desires. The Tropical Fiesta Season
Opener is January 11. Register for fun Pickleball and Tennis play
followed by a scrumptious lunch on the Veranda. The cost is $19.95. MIKE PUC,
There are Complimentary Clinics for both Tennis and Pickleball this uspta
month and the Club Championships begins with Men’s Singles on director of tennis
January 17-18 with the Super Saturday Complimentary Breakfast
on 1/18 to watch the finals. This tournament will feature the speed,
versatility and convenience of the first to 4 sets being played by the
Pros called Fast 4. With a combined 14 teams in tennis and Pickleball beginning or continuing
play in January we thought it would be a good idea to have a party. All Tennis members are
invited to the complimentary League Kickoff Party, Wednesday, January 8 to laugh and visit
and enjoy a surprise guest entertainer.
Sunday Mixed Doubles Opening Day, November 24, 2019
Sandi Pardon the USTA National Chair of Officials is responsible for training all USTA
candidates for all levels of play including the ATP and WTA officials. Sandi will be at
Gleneagles Wednesday, January 22, 2:30 – 4:00 pm in the Multipurpose Room to lecture about
some common and not so common rules of tennis. This is a complimentary event. It is a great
month for Pickleball with all the mixers and clinics with a highlight being the inaugural
Gleneagles/Boca Grove Challenge Cup, January 26. This will be a competitive inter – club
match hosted by Gleneagles to claim the Pickleball trophy for the year. Come out and support
our players! Finally, no one throws a party like Tennis throws a party so be sure to register
early for the Moulin Rouge Tennis Dinner Dance, Thursday, January 30. With music by the
Will Bridges Trio and decorations and dining at its finest and the comradery of your tennis
family this will surely be a night to remember. Cost is $39.00 per person. Consult your Tennis
Handbook, club website or drop by the Pro Shop for details on all these events.
THE IGENIE PLAYMATE BALL MACHINE IS HERE!
The Tennis Facility has added another high tech teaching and training tool to our arsenal of convenient
amenities. The Playmate iGenie tennis ball machine is the most advanced ball machine on the market.
Besides its workhorse reliability, the iGenie adds the benefit of throwing multiple balls of various
trajectories to simulate game conditions. You may now hit a baseline rally ball followed by a moon ball
then a low approach shot, topspin or underspin passing shots, finishing with a lob. The machine can be
set to insert a delay for player recovery from 2 – 10 seconds. You may need a recovery after facing balls
from 5 – 90 mph or rest to reprogram a different sequence. The iGenie can be controlled by the standard
remote control or by your iphone with a free app. We also have pre-programmed shot sequences on our
ipad that you can take to the court and never have to touch a control knob. Push a button on your device
to track your workout in time and balls hit. The PickupWall automated ball machine return unit returns
balls to the machine for you increasing your time on the machine. The ball machine has been very busy as
members recognize the value of this game improvement tool. If the iGenie is booked you can always have
the back -up ball machine set up on the adjacent court. Best of all; the ball machine is always free to use
for members and guests.
16 the Eagle JANUARY 2020JANUARY
DATES THAT RATE
PICKLEBALL DEMO DAY
P TENNIS TERMS BEST DESCRIBE PRO
Saturday, January 4 • 9:00 am SHOP JANUARY COLLECTIONS
T RUTH BARNETT, pro shop manager
CARDIO TENNIS CLINIC
Wednesday, January 8 • 8:30 am
Tail, our major contributor to tennis fashion, aces their competitors
TP
LEAGUE KICKOFF PARTY with a smashing group, called “Seaview,”a nautical collection with
Wednesday, January 8 stylish and unusual criss-cross tops blending sea blue prints with
4:00 pm • Veranda solid blue skirts.
TP
Jofit serves up a combination of stripes and prints, aptly called
SEASON OPENER “Hot Toddy” to insure that it will be ad in for January shoppers and players.
Saturday, January 11 • 9:30 am
Jamie Sadock approaches the first month of the new season with her classic
P Sunsense, long sleeved tops, of course, with break points including SPF 50, for
PICKLEBALL CLINIC
solar protection and cover up.
Wednesday, January 15 • 8:30 am
T
MEN'S FAST4 SINGLES
CHAMPIONSHIPS
January 17 & 18 • 9:30 am
PICKLEBALL TIP:
SUPER SATURDAY
T LEARN TO DINK
MEN'S SINGLES FINAL Tennis players are quick to pick up the game of Pickleball and
Saturday, January 18 • 8:30 am usually are quite proficient within a few practice sessions
however, there are different skills for Pickleball that aren’t
TP taught or practiced in tennis. The most obvious example of
MIXED DOUBLES MIXER
this is the dink in Pickleball. Advanced Pickleball is played
Sunday, January 19 • 8:30 am
almost exclusively, after the first two shots, from the no-
T volley line (NVL) near the net. Players get to the NVL as quickly as possible and employ short, soft shots designed to
TENNIS LECTURE prevent their opponents from creating offense until they can force a high reply and put the ball away. This requires
Wednesday, January 22 not only proper technique, but patience, as it is often tempting to take the first ball that isn’t extremely low and try
2:30 pm • Multipurpose Room to blast it for a winner. This strategy rarely works, and usually causes an error.
P In order to dink effectively, a player must manage a very soft hold on the paddle, open the paddle face, and
PICKLEBALL CHALLENGE CUP sweep through the ball with a slow, fluid motion. It is also best to dink cross-court, or into the longest area of the
Sunday, January 26 • 8:30 am no-volley zone available. Dinks do not have to be perfect to be effective, and players must cultivate the patience
to stay on the NVL and be prepared to trade dinks with opponents. Most often a team wins these exchanges
TP when the other team over-hits and misses, or pops up the ball allowing for an easy put-away. Learn to use the
TENNIS DINNER DANCE
Thursday, January 30 • 6:00 pm dink to neutralize your opponents’ offense, and remain patient for your opportunity to take advantage!
Tennis Pro Shop 499-0211
MONDAY - FRIDAY 7:30 am - 4:00 pm PICKLEBALL MACHINE WEDNESDAY LESSON PROGRAM
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 7:30 am - 2:00 pm RECREATIONAL If you’ve never played Pickleball
Gleneagles is one of the first clubs
PICKLEBALL LEAGUE at Gleneagles we encourage you to
in the area to offer the Playmate
Pickleball throwing machine, The Wednesday Recreational set up an appointment with PPR
a great practice tool for honing Pickleball league is in full swing, certified Pickleball professional
your skills on the Pickleball court. and this is a great opportunity Scott Harper for a complimentary
It can be set to deliver the ball at for Pickleball players of all levels evaluation and introduction to
different speeds, spins and heights at Gleneagles to participate in a our program. Scott also offers
for you to practice a variety of fun, relaxed atmosphere while Pickleball private and group
shots, and has a remote control for still getting into some competition lessons to improve your technique
your convenience. The machine with neighboring clubs. Captain and strategy. There is also a
is available for reservation during Don Hoffrichter has done a great monthly complimentary Pickleball
non-primetime hours daily, and job pulling the team together clinic for all levels. The next
complimentary clinic will be held
Congratulations!
can be reserved up to 24 hours each week, and is always looking
in advance. Stop in the pro shop to add new faces to the roster. If Wednesday, January 15th, and the
and ask the Tennis Staff for a you haven’t signed up for this fun topic will be Dinks and volleys.
Head Tennis & Pickleball Pro Space is limited, so stop by the Pro
demonstration! league yet, let us know at the Pro
Scott Harper recently became Shop and sign up at the desk!
Shop and we will get you involved.
a Certified Pickleball Instructor
with the PPR!
gleneagles.cc 17MESSAGE CENTER
SECURITY NEWS
Bicycle riding is fun, healthy, and a great way to be independent however, it is important to
remember that a bicycle is not a toy; it’s a vehicle!
Safe Riding Tips
• Wear a Properly Fitted Bicycle Helmet
• Check Your Equipment. Inflate tires properly and check that your brakes work.
TOM WEST • See and Be Seen. Always wear neon, fluorescent, or other bright colors when riding day
security director
or night. Also wear something that reflects light, such as reflective tape or markings, or
flashing lights.
561-921-9999
• Watch for and Avoid Road Hazards.
• Avoid Riding at Night.
Bicycles in many States are considered vehicles, and cyclists have the same rights and the same responsibilities
to follow the rules of the road as motorists. When riding, always go with the traffic flow and ride on the right in
the same direction as other vehicles. Obey all traffic signs, signals, and lane markings, and yield to traffic when
appropriate. When turning left or right, always look behind you for a break in traffic, then signal before making
the turn. Watch for left- or right-turning traffic.
The safest place for bicycle riding is on the street, where bicycles are expected to follow the same rules of the
road as motorists and ride in the same direction. For anyone riding on a sidewalk, watch for vehicles coming
out of or turning into driveways. Stop at corners of sidewalks and streets to look for cars and to make sure the
drivers see you before crossing. Enter a street at a corner and not between parked cars. Alert pedestrians that
you are near by saying, “Excuse me,” or, “Passing on your left,” or use a bell or horn.
In an effort for those who enjoy bicycling and wanting to gain expedited entry through the gates without
having to slow down, Security has a high visibility decal for those members. Please contact Security to
receive a decal at no cost.
Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
A Note
of Thanks
The following people
Employee of would like to express their
the Month: thanks to everyone
DUMY for their cards, calls,
prayers and kind deeds:
JANVIER
Herman Alswanger
Our Employee of the Month is
John Berger
Dumy “Jimmy” Janvier. Mr. Janvier
Al Caplan
has been employed at Gleneagles Tennis for 14 years.
Winnie Kanter
Jimmy is a dedicated employee who has never missed
Marty Pollack
a day of work and arrives every day at 4am for his
Stephen & Betty Wolk
shift ready to work without fail. Now that’s reliability!
Jimmy takes great pride in maintaining the courts
and grounds around the Tennis complex. Besides
his stellar reliability, Jimmy is a great team member
and enjoys his daily interaction with his co-workers
and members alike. He lives in Delray Beach with his
wife Kerline and children, Djoulie, 15, Amsuze, 13 and
Bryans, 6. Congratulations Jimmy and Thank You for
your hard work!
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
18 the Eagle JANUARY 2020
form at the Concierge Desk.MEMBER-FACILITATED CLUBS
COMPUTER CLUB NEWS
These independent forums are facilitated by Gleneagles members.
Gleneagles provides a space for their meetings and events, however the
This is a phishing text that a Club member recently
programs are independent from the club. received seeking confidential bank info via text message.
At the Computer Club's meeting open to all on Monday,
ART CLUB Richard Cohen 610-761-7772 January 20, 2020 in the Multipurpose Room at 3:00 pm,
Mondays, 1:30 - 3:30 pm, Strathearn the Computer Club will be addressed by the Palm Beach
A creative, studio-like setting for artists to work in County Sheriff’s Office VAST unit. This is an educational
almost any medium. Free and open to all members. arm of the Sheriff’s Office whose function it is to make
FISHING CLUB citizens, especially seniors, harder targets to predators
Join us for our first off-site fishing trip who are constantly trying to scam us and steal our identity
this month! Details to follow via email. through e-mails, telephone solicitations, etc. They also provide help to those people
Applications available at Concierge Desk who have fallen victim to these predators. You will get a wealth of valuable information
on protecting yourself from these scams.
INVESTMENT CLUB Larry Klein 917-842-6356
1st Tuesday of the month, 9:30 - 11:30 am, Strathearn Information about classes on various topics can be found on our web site at
*The Gleneagles Country Club Investment Club (“Investment Club”) is an independent entity that is gleneaglescomputer.com. There is no charge but you must register for each and every one
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 meetings as a
of the classes you want to attend. You can register directly on the web site class listing.
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, without limitation, whether the We look forward to seeing you at the Lifestyle Expo on January 24.
Investment Club has or will make or recommend prudent investments, or whether investing, partici-
pating 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
BINGO! January 23 at 7:00 pm
$15. RSVP by January 17. Form at Concierge. AT THE BRIDGE TABLE
Rachael Rabinowitz 917-575-0885 by myra goldman, chair
NEEDLEWORK CLUB A happy and healthy New Year to all. Our bridge
Tuesdays, 2:00 - 4:00 pm, Lomond Hills programs are well attended and growing because
Cheryl Vitiello 561-562-8761 Gleneagles has the friendliest bridge games in town.
GENESIS of Gleneagles HADASSAH presents
of
An Multimedia Presentation by
HADASSAH The Bernie Grand Swiss Teams will be played on
The Creation CHARLES
TROY
January14; teams will be composed of not more than
Charles Troy & The Music Man two A players and two other players. The “A” list is
Tuesday, Back by popular demand, Gleneagles Hadassah is
January 21 at 7:30 pm. Charles Troy available at the game. Play will begin at 5:00 pm and the
WEEKLY BRIDGE
will present his highly acclaimed
January 21 pleased to announce that Charles Troy will present his
highly acclaimed multimedia show The Music Man.
dinner break will occur after several rounds are played.
7:30 pm
Multipurpose Room Mr. Troy is a musical theater historial who has developed more than fifty
Please arrive 15 minutes
multimedia presentations on musical theater. His shows are informative,
Dessert & Coffee highly entertaining and have been embraced by audiences nationwide.
multimedia show. $20 per person.
will be served This is extremely timely as Hugh Jackman returns to Broadway in the
$20 per person Revival of The Music Man in October 2020.
Husbands and Friends are Welcome!
Bridge classes are all starting this month. Additional before start time. Reserva-
RESERVATION FORM: Hadassah Speaker - Charles Troy - January 21, 2020
Reservations a MUST - Your Check is Your Reservation
R.S.V.P. by January 10, 2020 Form available at Concierge Desk. tions are not required.
one-session workshops will be offered in February by
Name Phone # # of Guests
$20 per person. Please make your checks payable to HADASSAH
Ruth Ellen Weiss 561-498-8637 OPEN PAIRS DUPLICATE
and leave at Gleneagles Concierge Desk, attn: Ruth Ellen Weiss • Phone: 561-498-8637
Larry Cohen and in March by Linda Green.
Proceeds beneift cancer research at Hadassah Medical Center
Tues. 7:00 pm LC | $9
New policies have been enacted to create the
PAP CORPS Sat. 1:00 pm LC | $5
Gleneagles Chapter of the Pap Corps
appropriate environment for duplicate bridge.
®
R&aLionllbipoow
ps
s Card Party & Luncheon Although we are a country club game, we are also
sanctioned by the ACBL to conduct games that follow
LADIES’ DUPLICATE
THE PAP CORPS
January 13 at 10:00 am. Includes Weds. 12:30 pm MP | $7
CANASTA, MAH JONGG,
& BRIDGE GAME DAY games, luncheon, and raffle drawings. ACBL rules. We began this process by showing respect
Monday, January 13
and kindness to our partner, our opponents, and LADIES’ SOCIAL
Game Playing
10:00 am Continental Breakfast Form available at Concierge Desk.
Weds. 12:30 pm ST
Luncheon and Raffle Drawings
12:00 noon
Resume game playing after lunch especially our director.
Guests Welcome Sue Schoenwald 561-908-2169
Menu & Registration Form
The Director is empowered by the Staff and Bridge MEN’S SOCIAL
Committee to enforce the ACBL guidelines and rules. Tues. 12:30 pm ST
PLAY FOR P.I.N.K. Save the Dates! Duplicate bridge is designed to be played in a specified
OPEN SOCIAL
Nancy Goodman Memorial Golf Tournaments period of time. To achieve that goal, the Director
Sun. 7:00 pm LC | $4
Help fund researchers to find a cure for breast cancer! will announce when there are 2 minutes left in the
Applications available in Golf Shop & Concierge. round, no new boards will be played. The boards will
be passed. Players will be given the opportunity to play the board after the game is
• Men's Tournament & Luncheon and PINK
finished or take no play. Any further missed play will also be given no play. This policy
Boutique - February 3, 2020
is not a punishment; it is designed to keep the proper pace of play.
• Ladies' Tournament & Luncheon
and Card & Game Party - February 4, 2020 The Bridge committee has unanimously approved reinstating the use of convention
cards. All players will be required to have one completed convention card at the
Doris Budow 917-846-5132
table for all duplicate games. The cards will be stored in the bridge cart and will
Gleneagles Solos presents... be available at all times. Instruction sessions for completing the card will be led by
SOLOS JoAnne Casen and Richard Fellars: sign up sheets will be available at the game. This
Evita at The Wick policy will take effect January 31, 2020.
Sunday, January 19 Matinee. Quick tip—when the game is completed, do not pick up the cards until all four of you
$63, see flyer for details. have agreed upon the results. This eliminates the need to call the director.
Your check is your reservation.
Sunday, January 19
Keep competing, keep enjoying! See you At the Table.
This astonishing Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim
Rice mega-hit, Evita tells the incredible story of Eva
Pat Rosman 561-495-4906
Peron’s life, loves and her climb to power from a life The Wick Theater
of poverty. It’s riveting, ravishing and rejuvenating.
This powerhouse musical has an eclectic musical Carpools will be arranged
style and unforgettable characters. Winner of the 2:00 pm Showtime
1980 Tony Award for Best Musical and the 2012 $63 per person
Tony Award for the Best Revival.
RSVP BY JAN. 12. YOUR CHECK IS YOUR RESERVATION Pat Rosman 561-495-4906
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