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MEMBERSHIP NEWSLET TER
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Dear Members,
It’s hard to believe the holiday season is already upon us. November brings
us lots of exciting and fun family activities at Innisbrook. Stop by the Indaba
Spa to receive fall-inspired treatments that will rejuvenate you as the
temperatures cool.
On November 11 at 7 p.m., join Innisbrook and the NFL’s fight against hunger
at the Taste of the NFL Wine Dinner at Packard’s Steakhouse. Enjoy a 6-course
dinner each paired with a wine that will be available for purchase at the event.
Each bottle purchased will donate 2.5 meals to a local food bank. Contact
Packard’s to reserve your spot today.
This Thanksgiving holiday, let Innisbrook do the cooking. Our food &
beverage team is making Thanksgiving a breeze with several dining options
this holiday. Members can choose from Packard’s Steakhouse, a buffet at
Edinburgh Ballroom, a traditional turkey dinner at Market Salamander Grille
or Thanksgiving dinner to-go.
For more information about our family or holiday activities, please contact
your membership office.
Our public relations team has also been hard at work getting the coverage
for Innisbrook and our sister properties. We are excited to share these
great stories about our properties:
Looking for a weekend spa/golf getaway?, GolfAdvisor.com
Top 30 Scenic Golf Vacation Ideas, VacationIdea.com
3 Must-Play Courses in Tampa, VISITFLORIDA.com
The Band Perry to play concert at Tampa area PGA tournament, TBO.com
Here’s to a happy holiday!
Yours in hospitality,
S H EIL A C. J O HNS ON
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Founder & CEO, Salamander Hotels & Resorts
FULL GOLF
John & Nora Guzik
Mark & Vicki Jennings
Ben Kirsch
Chris & Renee Palin
Robert & Priscilla Peretti
David & Amy Peterson
EXECUTIVE GOLF
Jermaine & Nicole Harmon
ANNUAL TENNIS
Richard Westenberger
ANNUAL SOCIAL
Dr. Leroy & Susan Barry
Michael & Ashley Davis
Joy Love
Greg & Paula Mann
Stephen & Julie Perenich
November
Maintenance
Course Closings
Copperhead: November 1-26
Island: November 30
AM November 12, 14, 19, 27
PM November 2, 20, 24
South: November 1-6, 23
AM November 12, 14, 15, 21
PM November 13
November Practice
Course Closings
Copperhead: November 1-26
North: November 9-19, 30
South: November 30
Copperhead reopens
November 27
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Please
Welcome
Our Newest
Members
North: November 9-19
AM November 3, 26
From the Desk
of the Director of Golf:
Valued Members,
I want to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your patience and understanding this
summer as we restored the Copperhead back to its original design. I know it has been
frustrating not having the Copperhead to play for the past six months but I’m confident that
once you see the finished product you will agree that it was worth the wait. Mother Nature
was not very cooperative this summer as we dealt with record amounts of rain and cloudy
days in July and August. Despite these challenges, I’m happy to report that in no way did it
disrupt the quality of work by our team. If fact, one could argue that it only made it better.
The teamwork that I witnessed this summer, as everyone pulled together under adverse
conditions, was something we should all be extremely proud of. Our team was persistent and
determined and did not let the rain and wet conditions get them discouraged; their hard work
and determination will be evident come November 27, when the course reopens.
Our new Member Guest Tournament in January is filling up fast! To date, we have 40 Members
committed to play, leaving only 20 spots left. If you would like to participate, please call,
email or see Christine in Membership as soon as possible to secure your spot. We’re looking
forward to a spirited event and expect it to be sold out shortly!
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In addition to the Member Guest Tournament, I would like to personally invite you to our new
and improved Innisbrook Merchandise Holiday Sale that will take place at Inverness Hall on
December 4, 5 and 6. The hours will be Friday 6-9pm, Saturday 12-6pm, Sunday 12-3pm. This sale
will be bigger and better than ever and it’s also our way of showing our appreciation and to say thank
you for your commitment to Innisbrook. I hope to see you there!
Bobby Barnes
Daily Golf Clinics
Mon
Tues Wed Thurs Fri
Sat Sun 10-11am
10-11am
10-11am
10-11am
10-11am
9-9:45am*
10-11am
10-11am
Bunker
Full Swing Putting & Chipping
Full Swing
Pitching
Junior Full Swing
Full Swing Putting & Chipping North End
North End
North End
North End
North End
North End
North End
North End
Daily Clinics take place on the Osprey Practice Facility.
The Member Fee is $20 per clinic and rental clubs are
provided at no additional charge. *The Saturday Junior
Full Swing clinic is complimentary.
Mark Your
Golf Calendar
January 29 & 30, 2016
Innisbrook Member Guest
March 9-12, 2016
PGA TOUR Valspar Championship
April 4, 2016 Innisbrook Associate
Scholarship Fund Pro Shoot Out
2015-2016 Sunday Owner’s
Bunch (S.O.B.’s) Schedule
November 8 North #1 & #10
November 29 Island #1 & #10
December 13 Copperhead #1 & #10
January 10 North #1& # 10
January 24 North#1& # 10
February 21 Island #1& # 10
March 6
North #1& # 10
March 20
Island#1& # 10 Annual Championship 2015-2016 IMGA
Interclub Schedule
Countryside CC Innisbrook-Island
Belleview
East Lake CC
Crescent Oaks Feathersound
Dunedin
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November 2 December 7
January 19
February 22
March 7
April 21
May TBD
Something new
has been added
Got Game?
Member Mondays
2 hour group clinic with Dawn
Mercer, Director of Instruction
addressing 5 areas of the
game per week…
• Short game shot
• Long game shot
• Course strategy / mental approach
• Fitness / equipment
• Rules
Mondays - November 2, 9, 16 & 23 • 3-5pm
Members $35/Guest of a Member $45 per clinic
Class size is limited, for reservations & confirmation
please email Dawn at dawn.mercer@playinnisbrook.com
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Ladies Sign up for
“Tips & Sips” with
Dawn Mercer
“Tips & Sips” • Wednesdays at 3pm • 9 holes
November 4: North • November 18: Island
Please note that Tips & Sips STARTS AT 3PM due to daylight.
2015-2016 IWGA
Schedule
November 2 WCWGA Mother Lassing November 3
WCWGA Mother Lassing November 10
Better Ball Partners November 12 Better Ball Partner
December 10 Holiday LuncheonIsland January 12 President’s Cup
January 14 President’s Cup January 19 Rain Date
February 2 Partner Eclectic
February 4 Partner Eclectic
March 3
Ryder Cup (18 holes)
March 29
Championship Week
March 31
Championship Week
April 3 Championship Week
April 12 Annual Meeting & Par 3
Island
North
North
North
9 Hole
Copperhead
Copperhead
Copperhead
North
North
South
North
Copperhead
Island
Island
2015-2016 Suncoast
Interclub Schedule
November 19
January 21
February 18
March 17
April 21
Innisbrook - Copperhead Dunedin Crescent Oaks
Eastlake Woodlands
Cypress Run
“From within the
Tee Box” by Director
of Golf Instruction,
Dawn Mercer
Always invest in the BEST
Equipment, invest in YOURSELF!
We tend to spend big money for fancy
equipment or instruction to better our golf
games yet sometimes ignore the limitations
of our body. Just through better flexibility
and stability, we could make a difference on
our results. There’s a wealth of information
at your fingertips to take advantage of and
here’s a couple recommendations from Titleist
Performance Institute….
Click here For a daily warm-up
Click here For a better downswing
Review their website for additional
information. For any questions please contact
me at dawn.mercer@playinnisbrook.com
IMGA & IWGA
MEMBER ROSTER
The IMGA/ IWGA membership rosters are
available at the Membership office at the Island
clubhouse. All current Members of the IMGA &
IWGA will be entitled to receive a copy.
IMGA & IWGA
2016 dues
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Applications for the 2016 IMGA & IWGA
Membership dues will be emailed to all golfing
members and will be available for pick up at
the Membership office and the Golf Shops.
Golfing Members
you are cordially invited to the
Innisbrook Member Guest
Innisbrook Golfing Members and their
invited Guests will experience an all new
Member Guest Event January 28-30, 2016
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We’re pleased to announce everything that is being
planned for the participants of the event.
Thursday, January 28 A Welcome Reception with an open bar and
specially created food stations and passed appetizers prepared by Executive
Chef Andrew Coniglio will take place at the Island Clubhouse.
Director of Golf Bobby Barnes and the Golf Staff will be on hand to greet
everyone and announce the flights for the two days of golf. Members and
Members and Guests will have a various number of Adidas items to chose
from for a shopping spree that will be set up in the lounge area.
Friday, January 29 Day 1 of play on Copperhead
Director of Golf, Bobby Barnes and the Golf staff will be on hand to kick off
the “5 Nine Hole Match Format”. The new format will enable each team to
play all opposing 5 teams in their respective flights on the newly restored
Copperhead course.
A hearty continental breakfast and grill station lunch will be prepared for
participants at Packard’s Steakhouse patio.
Saturday, January 30 Day 2 of play on Copperhead
The final 2 nine hole matches will be played followed by a SHOOTOUT for all
flight winners.
A hearty continental breakfast and grill station lunch will again be prepared
for participants at Packard’s Steakhouse patio.
Saturday, January 30 A cocktail hour at Inverness Foyer starts the special
evening followed by an Awards presentation, prizes and raffles by Bobby Barnes
and the Golf Staff.
Chef Andrew Coniglio will create and present a 5 course wine paired menu
which will follow the Awards presentation. The dinner and wines will be
complimented by classical guitarist Kafkasso.
$400 per person
Other surprises are in store to make this a
Member Guest you won’t want to miss.
The event will be limited to 60 Members and their invited Guests.
Please contact Christine in Membership at
Christine.Desiderio@playinnisbrook.com
or at 727.942.5275 to request a registration form.
All Invited Guests will be mailed a personalized invitation.
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I N D A B A S PA
November Member Appreciation
A GATHERING PLACE FOR MIND, BODY AND SPIRIT
CHOOSE 2 SERVICES FOR $100!
Choose one service from:
Aromatherapy Zents Massage 50 min l Pure Results Eminence Facial 50 min
Coco-Luscious Manicure & Pedicure 90 minutes l The Ultimate Hair Treatment with Cut
Choose another one:
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Decollate and Neck Pumpkin Yam & Enzyme Peel l Pumpkin and Coconut Sugar Foot Scrub
Anti Aging Hand Pumpkin Peel
Moroccan Shampoo and Conditioning Treatment with Style and Blow Dry
~ Available Sundays-Wednesdays and based upon availability
Member Discount is already included
Fitness Center Calendar
Monday 8am Cardio Blast, 8:45am Pilates Reformer, 9:30am Body Sculpt, 5:30pm
Yoga/Gentle Stretch
Tuesday 8:30am Pilates Reformer, 9:30am Aqua Blast Cypress pool, 5pm Zumba
Wednesday8am Cardio Blast, 8:45am Pilates Reformer, 9:30am Body Sculpt,
5:30pm Yoga/Gentle Stretch
Thursday 8:30am Pilates Reformer, 9:30am Aqua Blast Cypress pool
Friday 8am Cardio Blast, 9:30am Body Sculpt
Monday-Friday 6am-8pm • Saturday 7am-7pm • Sunday 7am-6pm
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Fitness Center hours of operation
Tennis At Innisbrook
TENNIS CALENDAR
Mixed Doubles Drop-in
Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays, 8-11am
Men’s Night Drills
Thursday 6-7:30pm. Drills and match play
with Tennis Professional, Patrick Gillant
$20 per Member.
Adult Clinics – All Levels
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Monday-Sunday 9:30-10:30am
$20 per Member
Contact the Tennis Center at 727.942.5241
Adult Advanced Clinic (3.5-4.0+)
With Tennis Professional, Vince Trapano
Sundays 8-9:30am • $20 per Member
After School 10 and Under
& Junior Clinics (Ages 4-16)
Mondays-Thursdays 4-7pm
Please contact Judi Alford, Head Tennis
Professional for complimentary evaluation
and individual class schedule
Cardio Tennis
All Levels Welcome • Saturdays 8:30-9:30am
Mark your
Social Calendar
November 2015
Sunday, November 1: Holiday Gift Show
Wednesday, November 11: Wine Dinner
Monday, November 16: Raymond James Art Tour & Lunch
Tuesday, November 17: Bunco
December 2015
Wednesday, December 2: Caroling at the Fire pit
Saturday, December 5: Breakfast with Santa
Saturday, December 5: Dinner at Tampa Club &
“Kinky Boots” at Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center
Tuesday, December 8: Gingerbread PJ Party
Thursday, December 31: New Years Eve
January 2016
Thursday, January 7: Dine Around Town:
Mise en Place, Tampa
Wednesday, January 13: 3 Bites 3 Wines
Tuesday, January 19: Bunco
January 28-30: Member Guest event
February 2016
Wednesday, February 10: Wine Dinner
Wednesday, February 17: 3 Bites 3 Wines
Monday, February 22: “Dali & Disney” at the
Dali Museum & Lunch
Tuesday, February 23: Bunco
March 2016
Thursday, March 3: Dine Around Town: Birchwood, St. Pete
Wednesday, March 16: 3 Bites 3 Wines
Monday, March 28: Tampa Bay Lightning vs.Toronto
Maple Leafs
Tuesday, March 29: Bunco
April 2016
Thursday, April 7: Mystery Bus Trip
Wednesday, April 13: 3 Bites 3 Wines
Tuesday, April 19: Bunco
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Raymond James Art Collection
Monday, November 16
Bus departs at 9:15 am from the Osprey Clubhouse
A bus trip to the Raymond James Financial Center in St. Pete is planned for Monday, November 16 to see
the collection of Western and Native American Art that Raymond James Chairman, Tom James has amassed
over the years. A lifelong passion, his collection currently adorns the walls of the multi tower Raymond James
Headquarters. The docent guided tour will begin at 10:30 sharp and will be limited to 30 Members.
Following our tour of the collection the bus will take the group to dine at Café Ponte just minutes from the
financial center in St. Pete. The price for transportation is $18 per person. Lunch will be on own
Contact Christine in Membership at 727.942.5275 to reserve you spot.
Holiday Traditions
at Innisbrook
Caroling at the Fire pit
Wednesday, December 2 • Osprey patio
The Holiday Family Traditions continue at Innisbrook
starting with Caroling at the Fire pit. Enjoy hot chocolate
and cookies as we gather round the fire pit at the
Osprey patio and enjoy singing some of the Holiday
classics. Just bring your holiday spirit and we’ll provide
the song sheets! Wednesday, December 2, 6:30pm.
Complimentary for Members.
Breakfast with Santa
Tuesday, December 8 • 6-8:30pm
Toscana at the Island Clubhouse
Innisbrook families love the Gingerbread PJ party. Join us
this year for the fun on Tuesday, December 8 in Toscana
at the Island clubhouse and decorate a Gingerbread
house to enjoy throughout the Holiday season. All
the trimmings are available to decorate either preconstructed or from scratch houses. To add to the fun
the kids get to enjoy the party in their PJ’s, watch a
Holiday Movie and enjoy hot chocolate and cookies.
The event is priced at $25 per family which includes
1 gingerbread house and $8 each additional house.
Saturday, December 5
8:30 am • Inverness Foyer
Contact Christine in Membership at 727.942.5275.
Sorry no cancellations after December 4.
Our favorite North Pole couple will once again be
making their appearance at Innisbrook to bring the
magic of Christmas to the children of Innisbrook.
“Tickets for Kinky Boots”
Mr. & Mrs. Claus will visit Inverness Hall on Saturday,
December 5. The doors will open at 8:30 am for a
great breakfast buffet. At 9:15 Mr. & Mrs. Claus make
their entrance and everyone is treated to a reading of
the Night before Christmas by Santa. Be sure to have
cameras on hand to capture the children visiting with
Santa. This is the perfect holiday family gathering and
a wonderful Innisbrook Holiday tradition.
Broadway’s hottest show is coming to Tampa and there
are a limited number of tickets available.
Adult Members $16.99 ++
Child Members (ages 2-10) $9.99 ++
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The Gingerbread PJ Party
Contact Christine in Membership at 727.942.5275 to make
your reservations. Reservations are required; sorry no
cancellations will be accepted after December 2.
Saturday, December 5
The bus will pick up at 4:15 pm at the Osprey Clubhouse
and drop the group in Tampa for a panoramic view
of downtown on top of the Bank of America building
while we enjoy a specially prepared menu at dinner at
the Tampa Club. Following dinner the bus will deliver
everyone to the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center for
the 8:00pm performance of “Kinky Boots”.
The cost of the tickets, dinner and transportation is $174
per person
Contact Christine in Membership at 727.942.5275
Sorry no cancellations once committed.
Dining at I N N I S B R O O K
Happy Hour! All Outlets
Mon.-Fri. 4-6pm l Sat. & Sun. l 1-4pm
Well drinks $2.99 l S
elect domestic drafts $3.99
Member discount does apply.
Members only Special: Darkhorse Wine $6 featured all day every day
November Entertainment Schedule
Friday, November 6 Time Trax
Saturday, November 7 Backstreet Band
Friday, November 13 Time Trax
Saturday, November 14 Backstreet Band
Friday, November 20 Time Trax
Saturday, November 21 Backstreet Band
Friday, November 27 Time Trax
Saturday, November 28 Backstreet Band
Sorry for the inconvenience, Packard’s Steakhouse is fully committed the evening of December
1 and for Breakfast and Lunch on December 11. Market Salamander Grille is fully committed for
the evenings of December 12 and December 18.
Enjoy the new dinner dining menu at Packard’s Steakhouse beginning Wednesday, November 18.
Packard’s Steakhouse will reopen for Breakfast and Lunch on Friday, November 27.
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Dining at Packard’s Steakhouse
Monday
Night Football
Market Salamander
Grille Bar 5pm to closing
Boneless Wings
Boneless Wings
Choice of Hot, Medium, Mild, BBQ, or Chef’s Special Sauce
Celery, Blue Cheese or Ranch Dressing $6
Sliders Special
2 Cheese Burger Slider
Choice of Cheese: Cheddar, Swiss, Provolone,
Pepper Jack, American, and Smoked Cheddar
Fresh Fried Yukon Gold Potato Chips $6
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All prices are plus tax and gratuity
Member discount applies
Every Thursday (except holidays)
from 5pm until 9pm will be
“Philly Me Up With
Cheese Steak Night”
at the Osprey Grille Bar
Proteins
Shaved Steak • Shaved Chicken
Cheeses
Cheese Wiz • Provolone • Pepper Jack
Sautéed Vegetables
Onions • Peppers • Mushrooms
Cold Items
Shredded Lettuce • Diced Tomato • Pickled Jalapeno
Condiments
Mayo • Chipotle Aioli • Horseradish Cream Sauce
Beer Specials
$16.99
Plus tax and gratuity
Member discount applies
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Pitchers of Domestic Beer (Bud Light, Mich Ultra, Shock Top, Yuengling) $11
16 oz Domestic Draft Beer (Bud Light, Mich Ultra, Shock Top, Yuengling) $3
You are invited
TO TH E
“Taste of the NFL”
WINE DINNER
NOVEMBER 11, 2015 • 7:00PM
Packard’s Steakhouse
AMUSE
Fried Pigskin
White Bean Puree, Aged Balsamic
COURSE ONE
Mixed Greens and Apricot Salad
Frisée, Roquette, Macerated Apricots, Camembert, Herb Vinaigrette
• Edna Valley Sauvignon Blanc •
Taste of the NFL. Please join us in
COURSE TWO
the fight against hunger. For every
Serrano Ham, Wilted Spinach Nest, Blackberry Jus
• Alamos Malbec •
Taste of the NFLwill donate
Rolled Chicken Thigh
COURSE THREE
Shallow Poached Striped Bass
White Grape Chutney, Charred Red Pepper Couscous
• Laguna Chardonnay •
We are pleased to support the
bottle of wine purchased, the
2.5 meals and for every case of
wine purchased they will donate
30 meals to a local food bank.
COURSE FOUR
Braised Hanger Steak
Creamed Potato, Natural Reduction, Micro Chervil
• Frei Brother’s Zinfandel •
Thank you for
helping us fight hunger.
DESSERT
Phyllo Tart with Mascarpone Cream
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Riesling Steeped Cherries
• Covey Run Riesling •
Members $79 | Guest $99 | Plus tax and 18% gratuity
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED: 727.942.5275
Table Talk with Chef Andrew Coniglio
Homemade Cranberry Sauce
Most families gather around for Thanksgiving Dinner and spend all that time in the kitchen to
prepare a feast to remember. The one problem that is usually looked over is the Cranberry
Sauce. Nothing looks worst on your beautiful table than a can of cranberry sauce that you
can still see the ridges from the aluminum can. This month I will share a quick and simple, but
good, recipe for a cranberry sauce you can be proud of.
Ingredients
• 12 Ounces- Frozen Cranberries
• 1 Cup- White Sugar
• 1 Cup- Orange Juice
• 2 Each- Cinnamon Sticks
• 1 Teaspoon- Ground Nutmeg
Instructions
2. Add cranberries and cook on low-medium heat for about 10 minutes. Stir occasionally with
wooden spoon or rubber spatula.
3. Remove from heat, take out cinnamon sticks and leave at room temperature for dinner service.
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1. In a sauce pan cook sugar, orange juice, cinnamon sticks and nutmeg until sugar is dissolved.
Take a trip around the country and beyond. Taste culinary delights as the Innisbrook culinary team introduces dishes inspired by city classics.
Destination: “City of Fountains” –Kansas City
KC Baby Back Ribs
Smoked Baby Back Ribs,
KC Barbecue Sauce,
French Fries & Cheesy
Corn bake
$16.00 (Half Rack)
$27.00 (Full Rack)
Cheesy Corn Bake
Warm Cheesy Corn Pudding
with Smoked Ham & Cheddar
$4.95
NEXT STOP:
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Key West
Available for lunch and dinner 11am – 12am
Consumer warning: Eating raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish
or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness.
Thanksgiving Day Dinner
at Packard’s Steakhouse
Dinner served from 5-9:30pm
Menu
First Course
Cauliflower Cream Soup
Herbed French Bread Crumbles and Fresh Chives
Or
Roasted Beets Salad
Orange Supreme, Baby Tomatoes, Fresh Mint in Spiced Citrus Vinaigrette
Second Course
Hand-Carved Roasted Turkey
Smashed Red Bliss Potatoes, Caramelized Winter Squash, Green Beans,
Traditional Stuffing and with Fresh Cranberry Sauce
Third Course
Warm Pecan Pie
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream and Cinnamon Scented Whipped Cream
$39 per person
Plus service charge & sales tax • Member Discount applies
Reservations recommended by calling 727.942.5240 or www.opentable.com.
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2015 Thanksgiving Day
Buffet With live music
Thursday, November 26
Seating times at 1 & 3:30pm • Edinburgh Ballroom
Menu
Butternut Squash Bisque
Seasonal Spice and Crème Fresh
Autumn Wedge Salad
Crisp Iceberg, Candied Pecans, Dried Cranberries,
Pickled Red Onions and Goat Cheese, Buttermilk Ranch Dressing
Three-Potato Salad
Creamy Mix of Yukon Gold, Red Bliss and Sweet Potatoes
Toasted Corn and Raisin Slaw
Shredded Cabbage and Tangy Dressing
Spiced Poached Shrimp Cocktail
Lemon Wedges, Horseradish Cocktail Sauce
Roasted Green Beans
Finished with Onion Straws
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Hard Cider Glazed Carrots
Candied Yams
Whole Grain Mustard Mashed Potatoes
Chef Attended Panini Station
Choice of Grilled Vegetable or Shaved Steak and Sharp Cheddar
Chef Carved Clove and Brown Sugar Baked Virginia Ham
Freshly Baked Innisbrook Parker House Rolls
Chef Carved Roasted All-Natural Turkey
Pumpkin Bread Stuffing, Giblet Gravy and Citrus Cranberry Sauce
Top Sirloin Carving
Natural Red Wine Jus
Chef Attended Savory Crepe Station
Choice of Seafood or Wild Mushroom Filling
Children’s Buffet
Mini Beef Burger Sliders • Corn Dogs
Crispy Chicken Fingers • Baked Macaroni Cheese • Potato Wedges
Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwiches • Assortment of Cupcakes
Assortment of Cookies • Chocolate Dipped Marshmallows
Innisbrook Pastry Kitchen
Chef Created Bananas Foster with Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
Bananas in a Rum Brown Sugar Sauce
Gingerbread Pear Cakes • Pumpkin Cheesecake • Baked Apple Pie
Pumpkin Pie • Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Tartlets • Mini Fruit Tartlet
Assorted Filled Cannoli’s • Chocolate Éclair • Key Lime Tartlet
Chocolate Flourless Miniature Cakes • Chocolate Dipped Strawberries
$38.95 Adults • $18.95 Children (4-12 years)
Member discount applies. Tax and gratuity not included
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Reservations recommended by calling 727.942.5544
Or visit innisbrookgolfresort.com/eventreservations
Thanksgiving Dinner
at Market Salamander Grille
11am-9:30pm
A traditional Turkey Dinner with semi boneless Roasted Turkey with all the
favorite fixings will be available all day at Market Salamander Grille.
$19.99 per person
Plus service charge & sales tax • Member Discount applies
Reservations are recommended by calling 727.942.5222
Thanksgiving To-Go Meals
Host Thanksgiving Dinner in your home. Complete meals include
everything you need to satisfy your guest’s cravings.
Meal to serve 6: $150 • Meal to serve 8: $180
Member discount not applicable
Last day to order is Friday, November 13
Call 727.942.5227 to reserve your Meal To-Go today!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEW DECALS
New decals are available for Innisbrook Owners/Members, Highlands Owners,
Promontory Owners, Full Golf, Resort Golf & Executive Golf. The decals will be
replacing all Burgundy and Orange decals and are available for pick up at the
Membership department at the Island clubhouse.
Instructions about the change in decals along with a registration form have been
emailed to everyone. To expedite this process we ask that everyone be prepared and
bring the completed form along with proof of registration for each vehicle that will be
issued a decal. Decals will not be issued without proof of registration.
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Please note that the Annual Social and Annual Tennis (Silver decals) DO NOT need to
be changed out at this time. Those decals will be issued in January.
Nature Watch Racoons
Written and photographed
by Golf Operations Dave Noel
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Raccoons are one of Florida’s most common urban animals, frequently seen around parks,
campsites and homes. Under most circumstances they are fun to watch and harmless when
left alone. Problems arise because people find it difficult not to feed them. Raccoons are highly
intelligent animals that will eat practically anything. The word ‘raccoon’ is thought to be derived
from an American Indian word meaning ‘one who scratches with his hands.’ Because raccoons
use their hands to search for food, both on land and in water, there is a commonly held belief
that raccoons always wash their food before eating it. Even the raccoon’s Latin name ‘lotor’
means ‘the washer.’ However the belief is not true. The most likely explanation for the washing
behavior is that raccoons are not washing the food but feeling for frogs and crayfish beneath
the surface. Studies have shown that the dabbling behavior, we interpret it as washing, is a
stereotyped behavior pattern used for searching for aquatic food in the wild. Raccoons are
serious predators on nesting birds and sea turtle eggs. On prime turtle nesting beaches park
staff patrol the beach early in the morning to locate turtle crawls and identify nest sites. You
may notice sandy areas marked with a wooden stake and covered wire mesh. These are turtle
nests that have been covered in an attempt to stop raccoons digging up the eggs.
Innisbrook
Real Estate
Services
Condo Corner
INNISBROOK REAL ESTATE SERVICES
Invites you to the
SEMI ANNUAL BIG OPEN
HOUSE EVENT
Muirfield Lodge
Sunday, November 15, 2015 from 1pm to 4pm
Visit 10 condos priced from $74,900 & up
Meet with real estate, membership, mortgage, and insurance
specialists and get all your Innisbrook questions answered.
See why the Resort Lifestyle can be right for you.
Be sure to ask about our Limited Time Special Offer on
the Rental Pool Full Golf Membership Initiation Fee!
Offer expires on
December 31, 2015,
Contract Now!
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For a list of available condominiums and additional information,
visit www.innisbrookrealestate.com or call 727.942.5210
New Construction Offered
at AT INNISBROOK!
110 golf front Mediterranean styled 1, 2 and 3 story
single-family homes at The Promontory at Innisbrook
Villa, Manor and Estate homes from 2,000-over 5,000
square feet From the low $400’s to over $1-Million
Ask us about the included Full Golf Membership initiation fee
Contact Debbie Nobile and Donna Lindner offering Buyer’s Broker Representation.
Model centers are staffed with agents representing the builder alone. The
purchase of a new home involves a maze of forms, financing, inspections,
marketing, pricing and negotiating, it makes sense to work with professionals who
know the community and much more. Contact Debbie Nobile and Donna Lindner
offering Buyer’s Broker Representation.
727.942.5210 or email us at Innisbrook.Condosales@Playinnisbrook.com.
36750 US Hwy 19N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684 | 727.942.5210 (O) 727.942.5571 (F)
Email: Innisbrook.CondoSales@PlayInnisbrook.com
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I N N I S B R O O K R E A L E S TAT E S E R V I C E S
36750 U.S. HIGHWAY 19 NORTH | PALM HARBOR, FL 34684-1239
TEL: 727.942.2000 | INNISBROOKGOLFRESORT.COM