GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB NEWSLETTER

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GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB NEWSLETTER
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2015
“There's nothing
half so pleasant as
coming home again.”
– Margaret Elizabeth Sangster
from the BOARD & MANAGEMENT
Dear Members,
Ralph Winer
bog president
Kraig Spina
general
manager
We hope you are having a wonderful summer. The Board, Committees
and Staff are working diligently during the remaining summer months to
finalize plans for the upcoming season. We look forward to offering many
new and innovative activities and dining options as well as exciting golf,
tennis and fitness offerings.
The 2015-2016 fiscal year budget process is now under way and will
be presented to the Budget and Finance Committee in October, with
recommendations from the committee being forwarded to the Board of
Governors for approval.
We continue to report great news on the membership sales and real
estate front. From November 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015, we have closed
or have under contract to close 87 units, which is putting us on track to
exceed prior years’ sales from as far back as 2002. The great majority of our
new members are joining with golf, tennis, or both sports memberships. The
inventory of condos and homes for sale has dropped from 120 in 2011, to 70
in 2013, to our current level of 41 condos and 1 home in 2015.
The Phase II Clubhouse renovation project, which will encompass
improvements to the Grille Room, Glen Bar, Pool and Fitness Center,
is progressing as planned. We are currently making our way through the
business planning phase, which involves gathering member feedback related
to concept testing and working with the architect and land planner to
identify the physical plant requirements of the project. There will be several
more roundtables in the next few months and into the season in order to
discuss the project with our members and gather their feedback, as well as
a comprehensive exploratory survey, which will gather detailed information
regarding the facility and operational improvements necessary to enhance
your Gleneagles experience and to keep the club attractive for future home
buyers. The Board of Governors has not yet determined a budget, scope
and timeline for this project. We assure you that we will communicate this
information to the membership as soon as it is established.
Although there will not be an annual club closure in 2015, multiple
projects are taking place to maintain the infrastructure and facilities within
your club. Some of the projects that we will be completing in August and
September include:
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Nick Jolly
assistant
general
manager
Refurbishment of the Grille Room, which should be complete
around August 17.
Installation of brick pavers along the golf greenside complex and
staging area.
Pressure cleaning of the Clubhouse roof to be complete around
September 18.
Refurbishment of the Linton Blvd. Gate and Guardhouse to be
complete by September 18.
The 2015 Membership Survey results have been tabulated and the overall
results are extremely positive. Thank you to the nearly 800 members who
completed the survey. The comments especially are very helpful as we plan for
the upcoming season. A summary of the results will be distributed soon.
We send our best wishes for an enjoyable summer and we look forward to
seeing you around the Club!
Respectfully yours,
Ralph Winer, President
Kraig Spina, General Manager
Nick Jolly, Assistant General Manager
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7667 Victory Lane
Delray Beach, FL 33446
561-498-3606 • 800-535-4536
FAX 561-498-5838
www.gleneagles.cc
Club Phone Numbers
Clubhouse. . . . . . . . . . . 498-3606
Reservations . . . . . . . . . 498-4003
Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . 921-9999
Golf Shop. . . . . . . . . . . . 496-1333
Tennis Shop. . . . . . . . . . 499-0211
Chelsea Tee Times. . . . 637-1208
Fitness Center. . . . . . . . 495-2806
Membership Office. . . . 498-0707
2015-2016 BOARD OF GOVERNORS
RALPH WINER. . . . . . . . . . . President
RICHARD NORTH. . . . . Executive V.P.
RICHARD NUCHOW. . . . . . . 2nd V.P.
RICHARD HOTZ . . . . . . . . . Treasurer
ARNOLD GREENSPAN.Asst Treasurer
LIELA HAMORI . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
RITA GARE. . . . . . . . . . Asst Secretary
RONALD FINK. . . . . . . . . . . Governor
NARDA FORMAN. . . . . . . . Governor
MARVIN HORWITZ. . . . . . . Governor
SHIRLEY RUDO. . . . . . . . . . Governor
2015-2016 COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Bridge. . . . . . . . . . Marilyn Rubinstein
Budget & Finance. . . . Donald Kaplan
House Committee. . . . . . Judith Hotz
Social & Cultural . . . . . . Sandra Lipitz
Fitness. . . . . . . . . . . . . Herbert Marsh
Food & Beverage . . . . . . Eric DeEsso
Golf & Green. . . . . . . . Richard Waxler
Membership/Marketing. . . Doris Budow
Rules Enforcement. . . . . . . Allan Lipitz
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ann North
BOARD MEETING
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20
& THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17
2:00 pm in the Board Room
The meetings are open to all members.
Members may speak at Board Meetings.
A sign-up sheet will be available at the
Front Desk after the agenda is posted,
and a sign-up sheet will be available in
the meeting room prior to its start.
Members may speak for no longer than
three minutes about any items on the
agenda. The rules for the meeting will
be discussed at the beginning of the
Board meeting.
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KRISTEN LARAIA
Gleneagles Country Club
August/September 2015
director of membership & marketing
Using the Members Only Bulletin Board
The club provides an interactive website with
many wonderful features for members only. One
feature is a message board, which is only accessible
via the Members Only part of the website. This is
637-1201
the perfect place to post your own personal ‘want’
ad. Whether you are looking for a partner for a
Monday - Friday
Mah Jongg game, looking to borrow a crib from a
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
neighbor when your grandchild comes to visit, or
hoping to meet other members from your hometown, this is a wonderful
place to post a message for other members to see. This message board
is intended to be a resource for the members, therefore the promotion
of businesses and personal services are not permitted. If you have any
questions about accessing the Members Only website, contact me at 561637-1201 or klaraia@gleneagles.cc.
MEMBERSHIP
OFFICE
Membership Mingle: August 5
We hope to see many of you for
a summer Membership Mingle on
Wednesday, August 5 in the Legends
Lounge. Because football season will
be starting soon, our theme for this
mingle will be favorite NFL football
teams! Wear your favorite team colors and we will have stickers to put
on your nametags to show your favorite team also! Meet your fellow
neighbors while enjoying complimentary Lounge hors d’oeuvres and
raffles throughout the evening. Member charge bar. All members are
welcome - reservations are not required.
Mingle
membership
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GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
outside our gates
Summer in South Florida is a great time to shop for the upcoming
season as summer brings a lot of great sales! The Palm Beach Outlet
Mall is a fun, new place to shop.
Although the mall is open-air, all of the stores have air conditioning
and the walkways are covered to provide protection from the
sunshine. The Outlets are conveniently located at Palm Beach Lakes
Blvd. and Interstate 95. The summer hours are Monday through
Saturday, 10:00 am - 9:00 pm; Sunday, 11:00 am - 7:00 pm.
Shop at more than 100 outlet stores including some of the best
names in fashion. Also, enjoy a bite to eat at several well-known
restaurants, including BJ Restaurant & Brewhouse, Red Robin,
Cucina Pizza By Design, and PeiWei. The mall also offers fun events
throughout the year, including car shows, green markets, and holiday
festivals. More information: palmbeachoutlets.com
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on our GREENS
golf EVENTS
Golf Chat
JOE DeMINO, pga
GOLF
PRO SHOP
496-1333
Monday
7:00 am - 12:00 pm
Tuesday-Sunday
7:00 am - 3:00 pm
BAG ROOM
637-1207
Couples Golf
director of golf
Summer Greetings from the Golf Staff! We hope that everyone is
enjoying the great weather and playing a lot of golf. The reciprocal
program has been received very well and will continue through
the month of October, so I encourage all of our members to take
advantage of this program. The summer leagues have been going
great, and Gleneagles is always well represented with a lot of victories!
We are looking forward to completing a beautification project
to the golf cart staging area with the installment of pavers taking
place in the month of August. We are also developing a new golf
orientation video which will be part of the 2015-2016 season kickoff
for all golf members. Proper golf course etiquette is an important
component of our members’ overall golf experience, and it is our
goal with this video to refresh everyone’s knowledge of the golf
operation in order to have a very smooth season out on the golf
courses.
CHELSEA
637-1208
RECIPROCAL
GOLF LIST
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Nine & Dine
Thursday, September 24
at 3:00 pm
CONGRATS!
GOLF COURSE
MAINTENANCE
Online!
New items
arriving in
September!
Stop by and
check out
our sales, or
place a special
order!
Monday, September 7
Sixsomes
18 Holers at 8:30 am,
9 Holers at 10:00 am
a note from
 Available
IN THE
GOLF SHOP
Labor Day Couples Golf
Ralph Winer
Hole-in-One on #8 Victory
June 15, 2015
STARTER
498-3933
Available in the
Golf Shop or at
gleneagles.cc!
Sunday, August 2
Sixsomes
18 Holers at 8:30 am,
9 Holers at 10:00 am
pro golf tip
As you are preparing for the upcoming golf season, I encourage
you to check out your golf shoes and make sure they are in good
shape. Of course, cushioning and support are very important to
your comfort. With frequent use, shoes will eventually lose their
cushioning and support, so if you’re starting to feel not as supported
or comfortable, it might be time to get a new pair. You will also want
to make sure your soft spikes are not worn down so that you do not
lose traction.
If you have any questions, please stop by the Golf Shop and let us
know. We are happy to help you find a shoe that might be better for
you. Remember that we can always special order hard-to-find sizes,
and we offer tremendous value and excellent customer service for
all of your golf equipment and apparel needs. – Joe
August/September 2015
The Legends Course
will be closed
July 27 to
September 6.
The Victory Course
will be closed
September 7 October 18.
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pro tennis tip:
Racquet Talk
MIKE PUC, uspta director of tennis & fitness
THE SPLIT STEP
Why are some players so
prepared and seem to reach
balls with ease? The answer may
be preparation and specifically,
the split step. You see the
split step in virtually every
sport, allowing the athlete to
be properly positioned at the
correct time.
In tennis, the split step occurs
on each and every hit of the ball
while it is on the opponent’s
side of the net. As you track
the ball from a ready position,
watch when your opponent is
impacting the ball then spring
onto your toes, only as high as
to fit a tennis ball under your
heels, landing in a balanced
athletic position ready to move
in the direction of the ball. The
key to the timing is to be at the
height of your split when the
ball is stuck. You will definitely
reach more balls in a controlled
manner with a split step. – Mike
The Calendar of Events that drives the activity at Tennis is now
finalized and has been posted to our website at www.gleneagles.cc.
We have added many unique events to pique your interest including
PAP Tennis Jai Alai, One-on-One Doubles Tournaments, Singles Tie
Breaker Tournament, Buds, Brews & Brats, Girls Night Out, and we
will be hosting the ATP Survivor Series Professional Tournament,
a qualifying event for the ATP Yellow Tennis Ball tournament in
Delray Beach. We have retained popular events such as the Member
Guests, Color War, Dancing Under the Stars, Complimentary
Clinics, Sunset Mixers and Breakfast at Wimbledon. Additionally, we
have launched a revamped group lesson program featuring Tennis
101, Men’s and Women’s Clinics, Stroke of the Week, Feeding
Frenzy, and Ball Machine Workout Clinics. Short descriptions of
these events are also posted online and detailed explanations will
appear in the new Tennis Handbook available in November. There
are many changes in this book including the addition of many New
Resident Tennis members and a full complement of 80 Annual
Members. We’re ready….are you?
Team Tennis is also an important element
of programming that drives participation at
tennis while assuring competitive and social
games. Gleneagles will be entering 18 teams in
5 different leagues beginning in the fall and
carrying on into the winter and spring and we
want to be certain you are involved if you would
like to be. Please contact me at Mpuc@gleneagles.cc
if you are new to leagues and would like to
participate.
We have been very busy with maintenance
this summer, relining 9 courts and resurfacing
all 21 courts providing a smooth cushion surface
that your legs, knees and back will enjoy while
maintaining the ambiance Gleneagles is known
for. All canopies have been cleaned, walkways
and Stadium court viewing stands repainted, and
new shrubbery planted along the walkways and
throughout the complex.
TENNIS
PRO SHOP
499-0211
Tuesday - Sunday
7:30 am - 2:00 pm
Closed Monday
(Courts open
for Members)
Heat Wave in the Tennis Shop
RUTH BARNETT
pro shop manager
Bolle fires up fall & winter tennis with an amazing collection called
“Heat Wave.” Sleeveless, cap or long sleeved tops in vibrant red, black and
white colors with matching skirts puts you into the “hottest” player group.
Tail counters with “Playful Blues,” with trendy space-dyed tops, and
contrasting skirts. The space-dyed fabric hides certain less-than-perfect
body shapes.
Our newest K-Swiss Big Shot Light tennis shoe proved to be the fastest
shoe ever tested at PS Sports in Santa Barbara, California, so get a pair and
get faster.
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FITNESS
group class
SCHEDULE
KAREN MIKUS fitness supervisor
AQUACISE
Monday Wednesday Friday Saturday Treadmill Tips
9:30 am - 10:30 am
9:30 am - 10:30 am
9:30 am - 10:30 am
9:30 am - 10:30 am
To minimize your risks and maximize your benefits, try the following tips!
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BARRE FUSION
Wednesday 9:30 am - 10:30 am
CARDIO SCULPT
Monday Wednesday Monday Wednesday Friday Sunday 10:30 am - 11:30 am
10:30 am - 11:30 am
9:30 am - 10:30 am
10:00 am - 11:00 am
STRENGTH
Tuesday Friday Straddle the deck: Avoid starting the treadmill while standing on
the belt. The motion could catch you by surprise and knock you
off balance. Allow the belt to start moving before getting on,
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Walk with an incline: You should always set your treadmill incline
to one or two. That’s comparable to walking on a flat sidewalk.
If it’s set at zero, it’ll be easier than walking outside, because the
treadmill’s belt moves beneath you, so you don’t need to push off
and propel yourself forward.
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Let go of the treadmill rails: Unless you have a physical
impairment that requires you to hold on, you should pump your
arms just as you would when walking outside. Holding onto the
rail will misalign your walking posture, it can also strain your
shoulders and reduce the number of calories you burn.
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Keep your head up: Your feet tend to follow your eyes, so keep
your head up and look at the console, not at your feet or off to
the side. Also, try to stay in the center of the belt rather than all
the way toward the back or front. If you stay too close to the front,
your foot can catch on the motor cover. If you walk too close to
the back, you may slide off.
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Don’t allow distractions: This is a big one! The treadmill requires
a focus. Reading a magazine, texting or even talking to someone
beside you or behind you could cause you to lose your balance.
•
Come to a complete stop: Always come to a complete stop before
coming off the treadmill, not only for your safety but for the next
person who wants to use the treadmill.
9:00 am - 10:00 am
7:45 am - 8:45 am
TAI CHI
Monday •
8:00 am - 9:00 am
8:00 am - 9:00 am
SIT TO BE FIT
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
YOGA
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9:15 am - 10:15 am
8:00 am - 9:00 am
3:45 pm - 4:45 pm
8:00 am - 9:00 am
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
8:00 am - 9:00 am
ZUMBA
Saturday 9:30 am - 10:30 am
View Class Schedules online!
Use the safety key: One end plugs into the console and the other
end onto your clothing. If you lose your balance or start to fall,
the key will pop out of the console and the treadmill should
come to a safe stop.
FITNESS
CENTER
495-2806
Monday - Friday
6:30 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday,
Sunday
& Holidays
7:00 am - 2:00 pm
Class Schedule subject to change.
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Duplicate Bridge Games
Open Pairs Duplicate Bridge
Tuesdays at 7:00 pm, Ladies’ Card Room
Ladies’ Duplicate Bridge
Wednesdays at 12:30 pm, Waterfall Room
Social Bridge Games Men’s
Open Pairs Social Bridge
Sundays at 7:00 pm, Ladies’ Card Room
AARP SAFE DRIVERS
Classes will resume
in the fall!
Robert Nussbaum 266-8799
MEDICAL PLAY DOLLS
Mondays at 9:00 am
Strathearn Satellite
Debby Benyas 498-7675
SOLOS
Side by Side by Sondheim at
Rinker Playhouse
Sunday, August 16
Cynthia Goldberg 498-4237
or Pat Rosman 495-4906
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classes & CLUBS
At The Bridge Table by art goldman
All games have rules and Bridge is no exception. Whether you are
a casual rubber bridge player or a serious duplicate bridge player, it is
♦ ♣
important to understand how to deal with a few of the violations which
occur most frequently. Space does not permit us to go into details on
even those few, so we will list them and comment where we can.
Bids out of turn…depends on whether it was an opening bid, whose
turn it was to bid and other considerations. Leads out of turn…if an opening lead, declarer
has five options including making himself the dummy. Revokes…a two trick penalty if
the revoker took the trick where the revoke occured; otherwise, one trick. At duplicate
a Director may award an adjusted score if the penalty does not restore equity to the nonoffending pair. Insufficient bids…the next player can accept the bid and there would be no
penalty. Otherwise the bid must be made sufficient; if done so in the same strain thre is no
penalty, if any other call the offender’s partner is barred from the auction. There may be
further ramifications if either bid is conventional.
If you have one of these problems and want more detailed information, go to the
American Contract Bridge League website, acbl.org, and use the search engine.
Duplicate players, when playing at a club, have the advantage of a Director trained in the
laws. Whenever an irregularity occurs the Director MUST be called. All Directors have the
same last name, “PLEASE.” The proper call is “Director, please.”
After playing for more years than I care to admit, a few months ago, for the first time, I
found a reason to accept an insufficient bid. My partner dealt and bid a weak Two Hearts.
The next player bid Two Diamonds, quite insufficient. She was about to correct to Three
Diamonds when I called, “Director, please.” The Director explained that I had the right to
accept her bid, and holding ♠63, ♥A952, ♦742, ♣KJ63, I bid Two Hearts!
I was able to indicate my mild support for partner’s opening weak two-bid without raising
the level of our commitment. Now if the opponents bid on, my partner should be able to
make a more knowledgable decision on whether or not to compete.
Our Open and Ladies duplicate games as well as our Sunday evening social bridge
continue through the summer and I hope to see you at the table.
BRIDGE
Computer Club News by ...
cover STORY
The new Atlantic Gate creates
a welcoming environment for
visitors and members alike.
Please send any feedback
to Chrissy Hansen,
Marketing Coordinator at
chansen@gleneagles.cc or
498-3606 ext. 129.
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
Soon you will be seeing our new professionally created computer club website.
It has been designed to make browsing and registration for workshops and Help
Days easier from any mobile device, computer, or tablet. The address will be the
same, http://gleneaglescomputer.org, but everything else is new. Watch for
the new site and try it! Your comments and feedback always appreciated.
REMINDER: Membership renewals are due each year on September 1 and family dues
are only $20.00 per year. Your September Country Club mailing will have a membership
renewal form, update your information and return with your check to the Computer Club
7667 Victory Lane, Delray Beach, FL 33446. Your support makes it possible for the club
to provide the latest new equipment for your use when you attend any workshops or help
days. Members may request individual Help Day appointments for assistance, or email their
questions to help@gleneaglescomputer.net.
We recently purchased and installed two new HP computers and Canon laser printers to
replace the aging “open public” systems at Strathearn and Lomond Hills, used for printing
boarding passes. The old systems had been in use for a number of years, were slow, required
constant maintenance and got a good deal of usage, The new Windows 7 replacements are
easier to use, faster and have performed well. If either has a problem or needs paper etc.,
call 637-1231 and leave us a message. Better yet, maybe you will volunteer to keep these two
computers running, we supply the paper.
Your Computer Club continues to operate on a “volunteer” basis and needs your support.
We invite you to “join us” to assist others. No experience required. We have many functions,
some working with members and devices, and others simply administrative. Taking a few
minutes to help a neighbor can be very rewarding.
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social SCENE
Keeping Busy this Summer!
highlights...
ALI HALL social activities manager
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES
& BRIDGE
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Our first karaoke in years was a huge success, and we would like
to invite everyone back on Tuesday, August 11 from 7:30 - 9:30 pm
in the Lounge for Karaoke. This event is complimentary and no
reservations are needed. Come to watch or sing!
Make sure to sign up no later than Thursday, August 20 for a tour
of the Norton Museum on Thursday, September 3. Don’t miss it!
Looking for a great read this summer? We have put together a
flyer of some interesting titles recommended by Members in the
Ladies’ Card Room. Also, feel free to add your own!
This upcoming season is going to be packed! We’re planning to
have an Art Show in January 2016. If you are an artist and would
like to participate, please think about the artwork that you’d like to
show off and how you’d like to display it! Members are encouraged
to bring their own easels and display materials, however the club will
have a limited supply of easels available. Not an artist? You can still
participate! We will have several art classes prior to January for you
to partake in at any level and are invited to display your pieces in the
Art Show. Please stay tuned for a flyer on how to participate. It will
be an incredible day to see all of the talent that lives right in your
neighborhood! I look forward to seeing all of you around the club!
The dress code for the Legends Lounge has changed on Friday and Saturday
evenings. The dress code for the Legends Lounge after 6:00 pm on Friday & Saturday
is now Country Club Casual, which permits Jeans and Golf Shirts. Please keep in mind
that the dress code for the Legends Dining Room on Friday or Saturday evenings has
not changed and is Evening Casual, which requires a long sleeve button down shirt
and slacks for gentlemen (May through October, gentlemen are permitted to wear a
short-sleeve button down shirt with slacks).
Labor day
POOL PARTY!
Monday, September 7 • 5:00 - 8:00 pm • $30.00
Members only ∙ Casual
Includes a complimentary house drink, plated salad, hand carved BBQ
brisket, swordfish off the grill, sautéed shrimp and bay scallops, hot dog and
brat station, tandoori chicken, red skin potatoes, roasted broccoli and
cauliflower, honey buttered cornbread and Chef’s ice cream dessert
Seating inside and outside (weather dependent)
Reservations Open August 7 
music by Mike Perry
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RA unge!
KAin the Lo
Tuesday, August 11
7:30 - 9:30 pm
Reservations Not Required
COOKING
DEMO
$15 per person
Watch as Chef Jason demonstrates
an exciting menu. Enjoy a taste
of each item along with a themed
beverage!
Tuesday, August 25 · 2:00 pm
Casual Italian menu
Reservations open August 11 
Wednesday, September 30 · 2:00 pm
Fall-inspired menu
Reservations open September 16 
Fee will be charged to your Membership
Account. Menu cannot be adjusted.
KITCHEN
TOURS
Get a behind-the-scenes look
and gain a true understanding
of the Gleneagles culinary
team! Join Executive Chef Jason
Hembree on a tour of the Main
Kitchen, Receiving Area, Pantry,
and Grille Room Kitchen
Wednesday, August 19 · 3:00 pm
Friday, September 11 · 3:00 pm
Tours are limited to
12 participants.
Please call Brandi Corley
to reserve at 498-4004.
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SUNDAY
MONDAY
AUGUST & SEPTEMBER 2015
TUESDAY
Reservations are required for
all Evening Dining: 498-4003
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Dinner will be cancelled if there are fewer than
50 reservations 48 hours prior
SATURDAY
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September 1
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Buffet Lunch L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Prime Rib Buffet Dinner L
Couples Golf
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Casual Sunday L
Buffet Lunch L
Buffet Brunch L
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks LO
Southern Comfort Buffet L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Pub Night L
Buffet Lunch L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Italian Buffet Dinner L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Tennis Mixer
Buffet Lunch L
Buffet Lunch L
Labor Day
Pool Party G
Couples Golf
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Pub Night L
Karaoke LO
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Brunch for Dinner L
Cooking Demo WF
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Membership Mingle LO
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Kitchen Tour
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
BBQ Lunch V
Drinks LO
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Norton Museum Trip
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks LO
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
A La Carte Dinner L
Kitchen Tour
Lunch L
Lunch L
Lunch L
Lunch L
Lunch L
Lobster Night L
Drinks LO
Lunch L
September 13 September 14 September 15 September 16 September 17 September 18 September 19
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Rosh Hashanah L
Football Sunday GB
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Lunch L
Drinks LO
A La Carte Dinner L
Lunch L
September 20 September 21 September 22 September 23 September 24 September 25 September 26
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO/V
A La Carte Dinner V
Football Sunday GB
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Drinks LO
Break the Fast Dairy
Buffet Dinner L
September 27 September 28 September 29 September 30
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Casual Sunday L
Football Sunday GB
Buffet Lunch L
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Cooking Demo WF
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Nine & Dine
Lunch L
Drinks LO
A La Carte Dinner L
football
sundays
in the glen
Lunch L
Returns
September 13
at 1:00 pm!
GOLF | TENNIS/FITNESS | CLUB/SOCIAL | DINING
L Legends Dining Room | LO Legends Lounge | G Grille Room | GB Glen Bar | WF Waterfall Room | V The Veranda | S Strathearn Satellite
HOURS
LUNCH (LEGENDS) 11:00 am - 2:00 pm | DINNER 5:00 - 8:00 pm | LEGENDS LOUNGE 3:00 pm - close
fine DINING
Labor Day Weekend
lobster night
Saturday, September 5
5:00- 8:00 pm
plus Music by Euphoria ∙ 44.00
Includes wedge salad caprese
salad or cup of New England
Clam Chowder, family-style sides,
and Chef’s a la carte dessert.
Reservations open August 22 
ITALIAN NIGHT on the VERANDA
SEPTEMBER 20 | Enjoy an a la carte selection of small plates, pizzas,
salads, pasta, large plates and seasonal desserts. 5:00 - 8:00 pm
FRIDAY NIGHT A LA CARTE
Includes a house salad, cup of house made soup, or featured appetizer, and a la
carte dessert.
AUGUST 7 & SEPTEMBER 4 | Wild Mushroom and Truffle Lasagna
24 · Lobster Ravioli 29 · Veal Parmesan 27 · Prime Rib 30 · Stuffed
Chicken Marsala 26 · Sea Bass and Rock Shrimp 32 · also featuring
Chef’s nightly special
AUGUST 14 & SEPTEMBER 11 | Pasta Bowl 24 · Chargrilled New York
Strip 32 · Pan Seared Halibut 30 · Veal Chop Milanese 29 · Linguini and
Clams 29 · Char-grilled Pork Chop 29 · also featuring Chef’s nightly special
AUGUST 21 & SEPTEMBER 18 | Four Cheese and Pear Stuffed Pasta 24 ·
Pan Seared Crab Cake 28 · Hog Snapper 28 · Char-grilled Veal Chop 34 ·
Lobster Pot Pie 29 · Filet Oscar 32 · also featuring Chef’s nightly special
AUGUST 28 & SEPTEMBER 25 | Curried Vegetable Stir Fry 24 · Yellow Edge
Grouper 27 · Twin Lobster Tails 32 · Crispy Duckling 28 · Chargrilled Lamb
Chops 33 · Chicken Fontanini 26 · also featuring Chef’s nightly special
CLUB CLASSICS | 22
Includes a house salad or cup of house made soup and ice cream sundae bar.
WINE DOWN WEDNESDAY | $20 bottles of featured wines available in
the Legends Dining Room every Wednesday night
AUGUST 5 & SEPTEMBER 2 | Asian Tuna Salad · Southern Fried
Chicken · Eggplant Parmesan · Beef Stroganoff · Shrimp Pesto · Herb
Crusted Cod · Corned Beef & Cabbage
AUGUST 12 & SEPTEMBER 9 | Liver and Onions · Salmon Nicoise
Salad · Wild Mushroom Risotto · Petite Filet · Chicken Pot Pie · Shrimp
Cacciatore · Teriyaki Swordfish
AUGUST 19 & SEPTEMBER 16 | Turkey Meatloaf · Baby Back Ribs ·
Blackened Shrimp Skewers · Penne Veggie Bowl · Char-grilled Chopped
Steak · Chicken Parmesan · Trout Almondine
AUGUST 26 & SEPTEMBER 30 | Steak Diane · Veal Paprikash · Chicken
Cordon Bleu · Pasta Primavera · Petite Strip Steak · Shrimp Cashew Stir
Fry · Lemon Caper Flounder
10
August/September 2015
CASUAL SUNDAY A LA CARTE
A la carte soup, salad and dessert are available.
AUGUST 9 & SEPTEMBER 27 | Blackened Shrimp
Wedge Salad 17 · Chargrilled Hangar Steak & Fries
20 · Linguini & Clams 19 · Grilled Chicken Wings &
Salad 16 · Flying Eagles Burgers 16 · Mandarin Tofu
Stir Fry 16 ·Pan Seared Salmon 17
PUB NIGHT | 16
A la carte soup, salad and dessert are available.
AUGUST 11 & SEPTEMBER 15 | Grilled Peach
Salad · California Turkey Croissant · Fish and Chips ·
BBQ Short Rib Sandwich · Grilled Corvina · Loaded
Chili Dogs · Flying Eagles Burgers
AUGUST 23 & SEPTEMBER 29 | Tuna Waldorf
Salad · Loaded Nachos · Crispy Coconut Shrimp ·
Yankee Pot Roast · Blackened Mahi Wrap · Italian
Hoagie · Flying Eagles Burgers
BUFFETS
AUGUST 2 | PRIME RIB BUFFET 32.00
Includes a specialty salad bar, hand carved prime
rib and swordfish, shrimp scampi station, sautéed
mussels, veal marsala, crispy duck, creamy cauliflower
mash, mixed potato hash, seasonal vegetables and
petite dessert bar.
AUGUST 16 | SOUTHERN COMFORT BUFFET 20.00
Includes chili, house salad bar, hand carved glazed
ham, southern fried chicken, baby back ribs, hush
puppies, blackened tilapia, corn on the cobb, baked
beans, macaroni and cheese, seasonal vegetables, ice
cream sundae bar, pecan pie
AUGUST 25 | BRUNCH FOR DINNER BUFFET 22.00
Includes salad bar, matzoh ball soup, hand carved
corned beef and honey mustard salmon, brisket,
stuffed cabbage rolls, potato pancakes, nova and white
fish display, omelet station, cheese blintzes, noodle
kugel, ice cream sundae bar and more...
AUGUST 30 | ITALIAN BUFFET 24.00
Includes specialty salad bar, antipasto platters,
vegetarian minestrone soup, eggplant parmesan,
chicken picatta, lasagna, cod cappenata, veal marsala,
create your own pasta stations, ice cream sundae bar,
tiramisu, cannolis, and more…
SUMMER BBQ LUNCH
ON THE VERANDA
Thursday, August 20 · $10
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Enjoy hamburgers, hot dogs, grilled chicken and
traditional accompaniments including potato
salad, beans, cookies and watermelon!
All menus are subject to change. Please refer to weekly Food & Beverage e-mails for Chef’s Nightly Specials.
the Eagle
welcome to our NEW MEMBERS
William & Linda Ain (Golf)
15743 Loch Maree Lane, Unit #4904
from Chestnut Ridge, NY
Michael & Sandra Armstrong (Golf)
Sam Glickman & Elaine Najman (Full)
15783 Loch Maree Lane Unit #5103
from London, Ontario
7473 Victory Lane, Unit #8701
from Northbrook, IL
Todd Schiff and Tia Davis (Full)
15775 Loch Maree Lane Unit 5003
from Mount Laurel, NJ
Arturo Miranda & Maria Sanchez (Full)
7473 Glendevon Lane, Unit #407
from Santiago, Chile
David Harris & Sharyn Feller (Tennis)
John & Diane Santaly (Tennis)
7449 Glendevon Lane, Unit #101
from Houston, TX
Larry & Laura Gerber (Full)
Deepest Condolences
To the family and friends of
Carol Cohen
David Goldberg
Jean Mulfeld
Sylvia Oland
Eugene Steinberg
A Note of Thanks
The following people would like to
express their thanks to everyone for their
cards, calls, prayers and kind deeds:
Barbara Abramson
Jim Bachner
Fran Felberbaum Danies
Barry Feldstein
George Goldsmith
Marion Merel
Fred Mulfeld
Barry Multack
Blanche Presser
Jeryle Streich
Harold Weiss
Get Well Soon
George Goldsmith
Jerry & Caryn Manne (Full)
7581 Glendevon Lane Unit #1401
from Garden City, NJ
7768 Dundee Lane
from Highland Park, IL
Donald & Phyllis Hoffrichter (Full)
15847 Loch Maree Lane, Unit #2204
from Voorhees, NJ
Paul & Heather Javenes (Tennis)
7581 Glendevon Lane Unit # 1404
from Delray Beach, FL
Allan & Martha Sexter (Full)
15871 Loch Maree Lane, Unit #2001
from Woodmere, NY
Irwin & Lenore Reicher (Golf)
15638 Loch Maree Lane, Unit #6601
from Hewlett, NY
7490 Glendevon Lane
NEW ADDRESS
Hillaine Kroft (Golf)
Harvey and Lois Fogel
15302 Strathearn Drive, Unit #11304
from Winnepeg, Manitoba
Jack & Belva London (Golf)
7444 Victory Lane, Unit #10003
from Winnepeg, Manitoba
Rhoda Mandell (Social)
15727 Loch Maree Lane, Unit #4802
from Longmeadow, MA
7883 Glen Garry
Phyllis & Shelly Forman
15830 Loch Maree Lane, Unit #3103
John Sciarrilo & James Sepulveda
15306 Strathearn Drive, Unit #11403
Lynne Tartaglia
7604 Glendevon Lane
At the Concierge Desk
The Concierge Desk opened in November 2014 in the lobby of the
clubhouse and provides many helpful services with the goal of being
your ‘one stop shop’ for all club and community information. Some of
the services available at the Concierge desk:
• Purchase a Gleneagles Gift Card
• Arrange for Notary Services
• Member-to-Member Mail
• Pick up additional copies of club publications and notifications
• Confirm dining reservations and request special order items
• Pick up a Gleneagles To Go! menu
• View pictures from recent club events
• Review Board of Governors Meeting Minutes
• Find out what is happening Outside Our Gates
The Concierge Desk is open Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm; and
Saturday - Sunday, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (summer hours). You can reach the
Concierge Desk at 498-3606 ext. 132 or concierge@gleneagles.cc.
Staying Current
To place a Condolence, Thank You, or Get Well
message in the Eagle, contact Ana King at
561-498-3606 ext. 142 or fill out a form at the
Member Services Office in Strathearn.
GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB
by rick white, director of security
In the event of emergency, it is critical that Gleneagles Security has
a key to your residence, as well as updated contact information on file.
Please ensure that all of your information is accurate and that the key we
have on file is correct. It is also very important to keep your authorized
guest list up to date. Contact the Security Office at 921-9991.
August/September 2015
11
Presorted
First Class Mail
U.S. Postage
PAID
West Palm Beach FL
Permit No. 373
Gleneagles Country Club
7667 Victory Lane
Delray Beach, FL 33446
activities & EVENTS
rosh hashanah
SEPTEMBER 13 · 5:00 - 7:30 pm
$32.00
Guests & Family Welcome
Children 12 & under half price
Jacket Required, Tie optional
Kosher Wine, Challah Bread,
Gefilte Fish with Beet Horseradish,
Matzoh Ball Soup, Entrée Duo
of Beef Brisket Jardinere and
Roasted Quarter Chicken
accompanied by Potato
Pancakes with Apple Sauce,
Carrot Tzimmes and Broccoli
Florets, traditional holiday dessert.
Reservations Open August 13 
yom kippur
BREAK THE FAST BUFFET
SEPTEMBER 23 · 5:00 - 7:30 pm
$26.00
Country Club Casual
Guests & Family Welcome
Children 12 & under half price
visit the
NORTON MUSEUM OF ART
The Norton Museum of Art is internationally known for its distinguished
permanent collection featuring works by
Matisse, Miró, Monet, Picasso, & O'Keeffe.
SEPTEMBER 3 · 9:30 am
$65.00 per person, includes
transportation, admission & box lunch
Minimum 15 participants,
must reserve by August 20!
Call Ali Hall at 498-3606 x134
Borscht, Assorted Salads, Fish Display
(Nova Scotia Salmon & Whitefish
Fillet, Herring in Sour Cream, Cold
Poached Salmon with Verde Sauce),
Bagels & Breads, Omelet Station,
Cheese Blintzes with Blueberry &
Strawberry Sauces, Noodle Kugel with
Sour Cream, Waffle station with ice
cream bar, Bakery Sweets, Fresh Fruit
and assorted desserts
Reservations open August 24 