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GLENEAGLES COUNTRY CLUB NEWSLETTER
“I’m a great believer in luck,
and I find the harder I work,
the more I have of it.”
–Thomas Jefferson
APRIL 2013
from the Board & Management
Dear Members,
Ralph Winer
bog president
Kraig Spina
general
manager
It is so hard to believe that the end of the season is already upon us!
It seems like just yesterday we were ramping up for the 2012-2013 season
with Welcome Week. We hope that you all experienced the best lifestyle
in South Florida during this past season. As always, please do not hesitate
to let us know if there is anything that we can improve for next year.
The newly elected Board of Governors elected officers on Tuesday,
February 26. We are privileged to work with a proactive, dedicated, and
experienced Board of Governors, which is complemented well by the
more than 100 members who make up our 10 standing committees.
We are delighted to report that we continue to exceed all expectations
for real estate sales. You all may recall that 2011-2012 was a recordbreaking year with 68 transactions taking place. The 2012-2013 fiscal
year is off to a great start with more than 30 transactions either pending
or taking place since November 1, 2012. This is almost exactly equal to
our progress at this time last year.
The Master Plan has been and will continue to be the focus of the
Board of Governors and Management for the next 18 months. Many
members have asked questions about the communication process, and if
there will be any way for them to remain engaged throughout the project
with consistent updates. We have already launched a comprehensive
communication plan that will be very similar to the communications
used during the Legends Course renovation in 2011. This will include
e-mail blasts, blog posts, YouTube and timelapse videos, and photograph
montages depicting the enhancements as they take place throughout
the summer and fall of 2014.
We are also proud to report that our ad-hoc Gleneagles Asset Recovery
Committee (ARC) has been meeting weekly for the past year to proactively
handle the Club’s doubtful or delinquent accounts. Although the Club’s
delinquency rate is far less than the industry average and much less than
all of our neighboring clubs with 96.9% of our members being current
on their obligations to the Club, we are aggressively working with the
banks and those owners who are not current on their obligations to the
Club. In the past year, the ARC Committee has facilitated the sale of one
of the units we took title to, an apartment in the Midrise that had no
mortgage attached to it, and to date we have two leases in place where
we have residents who are now contributing to the revenue flow of the
Club as opposed to sitting dormant.
We extend our best wishes for a healthy and enjoyable summer to
those residents who are returning up north; and to our year-round
residents – we look forward to spending the summer with you at the
Club.
Respectfully yours,
Ralph Winer, President
Kraig Spina, 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
2013-2014 board of governors
Ralph Winer. . . . . . . . . . . President
Rita Gare. . . . . . . . . . . Executive V.P.
Richard Nuchow. . . . . . . 2nd V.P.
Richard Hotz . . . . . . . . . Treasurer
Agnes Levy. . . . . . . . Asst Treasurer
Liela Hamori . . . . . . . . . . Secretary
Narda Forman. . . . . . . . Asst Secretary
RONALD FINK. . . . . . . . . . . Governor
ARNOLD GREENSPAN. . . . Governor
Marvin Horwitz. . . . . . . Governor
Richard North. . . . . . . . Governor
2013-2014 committees
Bridge
Budget & Finance
CAM/Security
Cultural Enrichment & Entertainment
Fitness
Food & Beverage
Golf & Green
Membership/Marketing
Rules Enforcement
Tennis
board meeting
Thursday, APRIL 18
at 9:00 am in the Boardroom
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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Gleneagles Country Club • April 2013
Food for thought...
club news
There is a reason why they call it “March Madness”!
The past few months have been a whirlwind of fun and
activities, and April promises to be just as exciting!
The month of April starts off with the Eagles have
Flown parties on April 5 and 6. This year we will be
having a ‘Sock Hop,’ so dress appropriately and dance
the evening away to the sounds of the Fabulons.
On Saturday, April 13 our Chefs will be hosting our
Chophouse Steak night. This evening is always a big hit
with the members so make your reservations early.
The Gourmet Wine Dinner is on Saturday, April 20.
We have very limited seating for this culinary delight
Nick Jolly
where our Chefs Steve and Jason will show their true
clubhouse
talents with a gastronomic extravaganza.
manager
On Saturday, April 27, we are having a pool party
barbecue with great food and live music, come very casual for this fun
filled evening.
We will be adjusting the operating hours as we transition to our summer
schedule, so please refer to the dining calendar when making plans.
As you may notice from time to time, the menu might differ slightly
from the one advertised. We write our menus two months in advance in
order to have them published in the Eagle, and sometimes an item is not
available or just doesn’t meet our standards. If on any given night you are
planning to order something specific which has been advertised, please
call the reservation desk the week of your dinner to verify a particular
item, or put in a special order.
Again, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to Mr. Goldschmidt
and the entire Food and Beverage Committee for their hard work in
helping make this such a successful season. We welcome our new F&B
Committee and encourage your suggestions all year long.
Cheers! Nick
Contents
Board & Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Food for Thought . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Membership News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Bridge News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Classes & Clubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Computer Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Message Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Social Scene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Fine Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Dining & Event Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
This Month’s Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Activities & Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Gleneagles Country Club
cover story
Members enjoy an
exciting night at
Casino Royale.
Please send any
feedback to Chrissy
Hansen, Marketing
Coordinator at
chansen@gleneagles.cc or 498-3606
ext. 129.
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membership NEWS
Kristen Laraia
director of membership & marketing
Membership Promotion for Buyers 65 & Under:
Extended through October 31, 2013
At the February Open Board of Governors meeting, the current
promotion for Buyers 65 & Under was extended through October 31,
2013. The current promotion offers a generous discount off of the joining
fees for New Members 65 & Under who are obtaining a Golf, Tennis,
or Full membership! This promotion has been extremely successful
in generating new members for the Club, with approximately 2/3 of
the new members who joined the Club in 2011-2012 qualifying for this
promotion. Contact Ana King at 561-498-0707 for more information.
Gleneagles Past President
Barry Greene Elected to
The Presidents’ Council
welcome to our
NEW MEMBERS
Jeffrey Cohen (Tennis)
15878 Loch Maree Lane #2502
From Boca Raton, Florida
Stuart & Joan Harfenist (Golf)
15807 Loch Maree Lane #5401
From Manalapan, New Jersey
Richard & Lois Hirschtritt (Full)
7514 Glendevon Lane #5401
From Tamarac, Florida
Jerry Bowles & Larry Weiss (Tennis)
7380 Clunie Place Unit #13003
From Lee, Massachusetts
Phyllis Scher (Tennis)
7326 Clunie Place Unit #13805
From Huntington, New York
Barry Greene, who served Gleneagles as the
Club President from 2009-2012, was recently
elected by his peers to serve on the Executive
Board of The Presidents’ Council as Vice
President of Membership. The Presidents’
Council is an organization that is comprised of
Club Presidents from approximately 17 country
clubs in Palm Beach County. The Executive Board is comprised of
current and past club Presidents. The quarterly meetings are held
at the various clubs across Palm Beach County and enable Club
Presidents to bring their General Managers and guests to discuss
common challenges and possible synergies.
featured fundraiser:
medical dolls & g4s
partner up for kids
A group of Gleneagles members meets on Mondays at 9:00 am at Strathearn
to sew Medical Play Dolls that are delivered to local hospitals for doctors to
explain an upcoming surgery to a child. The dolls come in a hospital gown, with
a knit cap, and also a matching cap for the child. The group relies on donations
and volunteers.
Gleneagles G4S Security Team organized a fundraiser and supply drive to
benefit the Medical Play Dolls. This fundraiser, although hosted by Gleneagles,
included G4S teams from Boca Raton to Lake Worth. To participate in the
Medical Play Dolls Group, call Debby Benyas at 498-7675. To make a donation
to benefit the G4S Medical Play Dolls Fundraiser & Supply Drive, call Major
Tom West at 860-8707.
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Medical Play Dolls: Even if you
do not knit or sew, there are still
many ways to get involved with
this friendly group of members.
Donations are also appreciated
for purchase of supplies!
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outside our gates: experience delray beach
The Gleneagles Country Club lifestyle has been and will continue to be
our best selling point in reaching prospective members. Recently, we are also
experiencing some benefits resulting from all of the hype and promotions
of the great lifestyle in Downtown Delray, such as the recent naming of
Delray Beach as “Most Fun Small Town in America” by Rand McNally
and USA Today.
In addition to award-winning beaches, a bustling downtown
district, vibrant nightlife and rich cultural heritage, Delray Beach
hosts numerous events and programs for both residents and
visitors. Regardless of what time of year it is, there is usually
something fun going on! Before the warm summer months are
upon us and many of you return up north for the summer, there are
some “can’t-miss” events taking placing in Downtown Delray that
you will not want to miss!
membership
office
498-0707
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
going up
north for
the summer?
Please submit
a Change of
Address form.
All address
change requests
must be made in
writing.
Change of
Address Forms
are available
at the Front
Desk and
Membership
Office.
March 28: Savor the Avenue provides the opportunity to dine
at Florida’s Longest Dining Table! The 5th Annual award-winning
epicurean event transforms a five-block stretch of the famed Atlantic
Avenue into the longest dining table seating over 1000 guests with
food and drink from 20 Downtown Delray restaurants. Call 561-2431077 or go to www.downtowndelraybeach.com for more information.
April 5-7: The Delray Affair will be taking over Downtown Delray
for the 51st Year. Nicknamed the “Greatest Show under the Sun,” the
Delray Affair is the largest art festival in the Southeast United States.
The event takes place along the palm tree lined downtown streets
of Delray Beach and stretches 12 city blocks from the Intracoastal to
NW 2nd Avenue and two city parks. Go to www.delrayaffair.com for
more information about attending this free festival!
The Delray Beach GreenMarket is a Saturday morning
destination as an open air marketplace offering everything from
off-the-vine produce, just-picked citrus and fragrant baked goods
to fresh cut flowers, blooming plants and unique taste treats. The
GreenMarket is located in Old School Park (2nd Avenue) and takes
places from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm on Saturdays through May 11, 2013.
More information about this free weekly event, including dates for
special events can be found at www.downtowndelraybeach.com.
stay & play guests
love our club
The Gleneagles Stay & Play program
hosted five visits this year through
February and two are already under
contract to buy. The visitors have
come from as close as Tennessee and as far
away as Canada! The highlight of the experience for our visitors
is enjoying dinner or a round of golf with Gleneagles member
“Ambassadors.” Please tell your friends and colleagues who are
considering joining our Club about this great program! Call 6371201 for more information or go to www.stayandplaygleneagles.com.
Gleneagles Country Club
Member Directory
Supplement Available
Stop by the Membership Office
to pick up a supplement to the
Membership Directory. The
supplement includes some
updates to the Club’s Rules &
Regulations as well as member
information updates, including
the contact information for our
many new members that have
recently joined the club!
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on our GREENs
Golf Chat
Joe DeMino, pga
director of golf
This is always a tough article to write because
a lot of our members have started to leave for the
summer and it tells us that this great season of 2012-2013 has started to
come to an end. We all know golf does not stop here at Gleneagles; we go
all year, but we slow down some. As the summer months come upon us we
start looking to the great reciprocal program we have for the summer and
we are working on putting some new clubs this year into our reciprocal
program. We have some great events this summer from summertime
couples events, to the Men’s South County team play, Swingers, Ladies
South Palm, Diamond League, and much more.
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Couples Golf
April 7 • 18 Holers at 8:30 am
April 7 • 9 Holers at 1:00 pm
Ladies 18 Closing Day
April 16 at 8:30 am
Men’s 18 Closing Day
April 17 at 8:30 am
Men’s 9 Closing Day
April 17 at 10:00 am
Ladies 9 Closing Day
April 23 at 10:00 am
Golf 9 & Dine
April 25 at 3:00 pm
Congrats!
Barry Greene • Hole-in-One
January 11, 2013 on #17 Legends
Men’s 9-Hole
Member-Guest
February 25, 2013
We cannot go without saying thank you to Jason Bagwell, our Director
of Golf Course Maintenance, for his team’s great efforts to have our golf
courses in pristine condition all season long. Great job!
March was a busy month, from the 18-hole Men’s & Ladies Member
Guests to the Men’s & Ladies Club Championships, great events and very
successful turn outs for all of these events. We would like to thank the golf
members for attending the golf orientation video sessions, we hope that it
helped some of our members and we will continue to try and make the golf
operation better. I want to thank the Golf & Green Committees for their
continued efforts to make Gleneagles the best place to live and play golf.
Have a great summer and if there is anything we can do for you
throughout the summer months, we are only a phone call away! For our
resident members, let’s have a great summer right here! The golf staff
would like to thank all of our members for a successful season!
Thank You!
jason hrynkiw pga, head golf pro
As we get into the end of our golf season, I want to say “Thank
You” to the membership for supporting our Demo Days and Club
Golf Tournaments. These events are a huge part of our season and we
appreciate your participation. As we prepare for the summer months, we
are in the process of securing some new clubs for our summer reciprocal
program. We are looking forward to a strong finish to our successful 2013
season!
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Jim Bandler • Eagle
February 11, 2013 on #2 Legends
Sharon Gitelman • Hole-in-One
February 21, 2013 on #2 Victory
Stanley Kaiser • Hole-in-One
February 22, 2013 on #2 Victory
in the golf shop:
golf shop
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OFF
ONE IN-STOCK ITEM*
*Expires April 30, 2013.
Limit one per member. Coupon may
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pro golf tip:
Play for P.I.N.K.
February 12, 2013
golf
pro shop
496-1333
Open Daily
7:00 am - 5:00 pm
bag room
637-1207
Starter
498-3933
chelsea
637-1208
2013 GOLF
ORIENTATION
VIDEO
Any Golf
members who
have not viewed
the Mandatory
Golf Orientation
Video will need
to contact one
of our Golf
Pros to arrange
a time to view
the video. Golf
privileges have
been suspended
for anyone who
did not view the
video by March
1, 2013.
Play for P.I.N.K. Raises $137,000 for the
Breast Cancer Research Foundation
The Gleneagles Ladies Golf Association hosted their 9th annual Play
for P.I.N.K fundraiser to benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation
on Monday, February 11, and Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at Gleneagles
Country Club in Delray Beach, Florida. More than 500 members
participated in the two-day event which raised $137,000 this year.
Monday morning kicked off the two-day festivities with membervolunteers and committee members located throughout the clubhouse
promoting the day’s events: an exciting silent auction and boutique,
featuring stylish jewelry, vintage purses, accessories, gift items, and breast
cancer awareness items. The awareness and fundraising continued on
Tuesday with an exhilarating “Pink and White” scramble-format golf
tournament on the Victory and Legends golf courses, followed by a
decadent luncheon reception featuring speeches from the co-chairs and
breast cancer survivors. The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office once
again participated by bringing the PBSO Pink Patrol Car and honoring
all breast cancer survivors by giving them the opportunity to sign their
name on the vehicle
The beneficiary of the event is Play for P.I.N.K. which is a grassroots
organization that donates 100% of all funds raised from Play for P.I.N.K.
events across the country exclusively to the Breast Cancer Research
Foundation. The mission of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation is
to achieve prevention and a cure for breast cancer in our lifetime.
This year’s Play for P.I.N.K. committee, co-chaired by Doris Budow,
Diane Forman, Nancy Goodman, and Rona Greenspan has been
planning the event for more than a year. Including the proceeds from
this year’s event, Gleneagles Country Club has raised $766,000 for Play
for P.I.N.K. in the past nine years. 100% of the proceeds from Play
for P.I.N.K. events across the country go directly to the Breast Cancer
Research Foundation.
“We are so proud of our charity work here. Our members have a very
philanthropic mind-set; they like to help people,” remarks Kraig Spina,
General Manager of Gleneagles Country Club.
Gleneagles Country Club
get ready
for Summer
Heading up north for the
summer? Please stop in the
golf shop and make sure your
equipment is ready for the
summer. Whether getting your
grips done or even a new club,
we have put together a great
inventory of products. We can
fit you for that driver or maybe
you need one of those hybrids
which have taken over the golf
industry.
The golf shop here has the
best prices anywhere on all
products, so stop by and let us
check out your clubs before the
summer golf begins. – Joe
Ready to Help!
ray myers
outside operations manager
As we are counting down the
days until the end of season, I’d
like to remind you that if you are
taking your clubs up north, stop
by the bag room and fill out the
Bag Release form.
Also, any one of my staff will
gladly help with loading your
cars to ease the stress of heading
up north. Finally, I want to say
thank you to all the members for
making this season a great one!
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on our COURTS
april
Dates that rate
Racquet Talk
Mike Puc, uspta director of tennis & fitness
In taking a page out of the golf handbook, the
tennis courts were full of players with assigned
handicaps competing in the Calcutta Compass
Draw tournament. Congratulations to winners and finalists.
Calcutta Results
Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Winners. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Finalists
East. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rich North/Len Grove. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barry Kittredge/Anatoly Pesotsky
Judy Stern/Linda Whitlock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Judy Polatsek/Martha Wilson
West. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed Baer/Gil Harris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Si Robbins/Jay Gould
Bunny Kenton/Sandy Levison. . . . . . . . . . . Ruth Suchman/Gloria Nord
North . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oscar Sobel/Stan Krupp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jay Sasson/Lou Hafken
Sheila Krauser/Lorna Wallach. . . . . . . . . . . Beverly Hazelkorn/Brenda Goldstein
South . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shel Glickman/Harvey Firestone. . . . . . . . . Dick Chaset/Steve Isaacson
Liz Lichtner/Louise Cohen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gail Glickman/Goldye Raphael
Mixed Doubles
Champions
Crowned
(L – R): Champions
Mike Hoffman and
Judy Stern, Umpire
Doris Coppock,
Finalists Sandy and
Bruce Levison
Photo: Susan Hoffman
Mixed Doubles Club Championships
Division . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Winners. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Finalists
Championship. . . . . . . . . . . Mike Hoffman/Judy Stern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bruce/Sandy Levison
“A”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Harold/Judy Frieder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arnie Greenspan/Gail Glickman
“B”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike/Ruth Nemitoff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jay/Luetta Gould
“C”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Allen Dubbrin/Sherry Dub. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chick Mailman/Nena Segal
Team Tennis has just a couple of weeks left to play and Gleneagles
has fared very well. Five of our ten teams competing have a real shot at
divisional and league championships. Gleneagles has been the home
of the Senior Team Play Offs for many years and hopefully these teams
will make the finals and you will be able to cheer them on right here at
home. The Palm Beach County Men’s finals are Thursday, March 25,
beginning at 11:15 am. We will host nine flights of championship play
that day. The women’s finals are scheduled for Monday March 25.
As we wind down the season, be sure to attend the Bye Bye Birdies
Awards Dinner Dance on Thursday, April 11 at 6:30 pm and dance to the
sounds of Joe Spitale. Besides a night of honoring our club champions,
Color War winners and Senior teams, you will enjoy a fabulous Italian
buffet of eggplant parmesan, filet of sole, chicken marsala, meatballs
and sausage, and pasta stations as well as a dessert buffet of tiramisu,
cannoli, fruit, and Italian cheese cake. All for $27+ per person.
The Closing Day “Hoedown” for both men and women is Saturday,
April 20. Men’s, women’s and mixed doubles begins at 9:30 am followed
by a western-style lunch on the patio of ribs, bbq chicken, hot dogs and
all the trimmings.
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April 2013
Bye Bye Birdies Awards Dinner
April 11 at 6:30 pm
Complimentary Clinic
April 15 at 11:00 am
Closing Day Hoedown
April 20 at 9:30 am
pro tennis tip:
Complete the Swing
A common error in stroke mechanics is
an incomplete finish on your swing. An
incomplete follow through leads to a lack
of power and a guiding of the racket head
that often results in an open face and a
ball that travels high and slow.
To use your forehand as an example, try
to complete your swing with your racket
next to your left ear, (right ear for lefties).
You should be able to “kiss” your right
bicep on this finish. The stroke should be
executed at a constant speed or tempo so
you can hear the “swoosh” of the racket
through the air. – Mike
April
Showers
Bring May
Flower
Colors to
the Tennis
Pro Shop
Ruth
Barnett
pro shop
manager
Check out our new spring
collections of women’s apparel
blooming in every flower color.
Bolle offers daffodil yellow with
charcoal insets, lemon zesty tops
and matching skirts.
Tail takes us sailing with sky
blue, white and navy with stripes,
ahoy there! Vivid, slashing diagonal
lines make this collection a keeper.
Bolle’s Tie Break collection
promises to take us to any summer
event, with its vibrant red, white
and blue combinations.
For the guys, Nike, Fila and
Antigua tennis shirts and shorts
will bring you into this century,
and a great way to spend those gift
certificates you won all through
the season!
fitness center
Tennis
pro shop
499-0211
Monday - Friday
7:30 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday,
Sunday &
Holidays
7:30 am - 2:00 pm
fitness
center
495-2806
Monday Thursday
6:30 am - 6:00 pm
Friday
6:30 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday
7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday
& Holidays
7:00 am - 2:00 pm
Fitness
member of the
month
Web Exclusive!
Visit the all-new
gleneagles.cc
for more info
on this month’s
Fitness Member.
Exercise Rx: How Much is Enough?
Karen Mikus fitness supervisor
Encouraging new findings!
Research shows that a regular walking, swimming, or tennis habit
reduces chronic disease risk, but it’s been unclear just how much
different levels of exercise might extend our lives.
Now a study coauthored by epidemiologist I-Min Lee, a professor of
medicine at Harvard Medical School and professor of epidemiology at
Harvard School of Public Health, offers specific exercise prescriptions.
Data was pooled from six large studies that included information
on the leisure activities and body mass index of more than 650,000
people older than 40, each of whom was followed for an average of 10
years. (Body mass index is a measure of body fat based on height and
weight.) The researchers’ analysis revealed that subjects who completed
the equivalent of 75 minutes of brisk walking each week – roughly 11
minutes a day – lived 1.8 years longer than those who didn’t exercise
at all. Those who got the federally-recommended minimum of 150
minutes of moderate-intensity exercise a week – 22 minutes every day, or
30 minutes a day, five days a week – gained 3-4 years.
The gains applied to people of all weight levels, even those who
were obese, suggesting even if you don’t lose weight, you’re better off
than you were when you were not exercising. Normal-weight people
who completed the recommended 150 minutes of moderate intensity
exercise each week fared best, living more than seven years longer than
those who didn’t exercise and had the highest body mass index.
Researchers used brisk walking as an example because it’s the most
commonly reported form of exercise, but any moderate-intensity activity
will do. Lee says, “the only requirement is raising the heart rate to the
point that you can carry on a conversation but you can’t sing because
you don’t have enough breath.”
The good news is this: even if you only do a little, you get a fairly good
gain in years.
pleatsee!
no
Gleneagles Country Club
1. Members must scan their Gleneagles cards
each time they enter the Fitness Center.
2. Maximum time on any aerobic equipment is thirty
minutes if someone is waiting. Please let staff know if
you are waiting for equipment to become available.
group class
schedule
Aquacise
Monday - Saturday
9:30 am - 10:30 am
Cardio Sculpt
Monday 7:30 am - 8:15 am
Monday 8:15 am - 9:00 am
Wednesday 7:30 am - 8:15 am
Wednesday 8:15 am - 9:00 am
strength
Tuesday Friday 9:00 am - 10:00 am
7:30 am - 8:30 am
sit to be fit
Monday 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Friday 9:30 am - 10:30 am
Sunday 10:00 am - 11:00 am
TAI CHI
Monday 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
YOGA
Monday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9:15 am - 10:15 am
4:05 pm - 5:05 pm
8:00 am - 9:00 am
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
4:10 pm - 5:10 pm
8:00 am - 9:00 am
4:00 pm - 4:50 pm
8:00 am - 9:00 am
ZUMBA
Wednesday 9:00 am - 10:00 am
Saturday 9:30 am - 10:30 am
View Class Schedules online!
April 2013
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classes & CLUBS
♠ ♥
At The Bridge Table by pat hunn
This April marks the first anniversary of my chairmanship of Gleneagles
Bridge. While I take pride in several accomplishments, it is tempered by the
need for improvement in others. I still have not mastered the Excel programs
♦ ♣ for ranking members by masterpoints earned. My punishment was having to
compute, manually, over several hours, the club championship qualifiers list. I
can assure the bridge community that all masterpoints earned by the members
have been reported, properly, to the ACBL. While the “12 & Dine” programs
on Sunday afternoons did not become popular, the Bridge Committee still believes that there
is a need in our community for a duplicate bridge game dedicated to newer duplicate players.
Attendance at the Tuesday evening and Wednesday afternoon duplicate games has
increased over the prior season. I hope that this is due, at least in part, to the new atmosphere
of friendliness and collegiality that I have tried to instill. I shall continue to work to ensure
that our members are always treated courteously and that our members always show respect
and courtesy to their opponents, partners and directors.
The pace of play at our duplicate games still requires improvement. Our Tuesday evening
game should end at about 9:45 pm and our Wednesday afternoon game should end no later
than 2:45 pm. Badgering members to speed up play is not a solution since it results in an
unpleasant game experience. Neither is reducing the number of boards played at each session.
We have taken steps to shorten the duration of our games. Our pre-dealt boards eliminate
time spent in deal shuffling and dealing cards at the outset of play. The computerized scoring
greatly speeds up announcement of results at the end, and instantaneously apprises players
of their percentage ranking among those who have played each board previously. This is a
wonderful bonus for our members, but on the negative side it encourages time consuming
discussions. Our members should strive to reserve socializing to the the times before and after
the game. If each round of bridge is completed in the allotted time of 20 minutes for 3 boards,
we can resume playing 24 board rounds with comfort.
Finally, the rules of bridge require that the defending player tables the initial lead before
writing the contract in the private record. Adherence to this practice by every player will
speed up pace of play and result in a more enjoyable duplicate game for all.
Bridge
Computer Club News by jim bachner
So... You thought it would never happen to you. Well, think again. It happened
to us, your Computer Club! OUR COMPUTER CRASHED! True, it wasn’t ours,
but the company that takes care of our website, mailing list, workshop schedules,
handouts and everything else. Now, here’s the kicker: they didn’t have a backup!
Jerry Bartzoff and members of our executive board spent Presidents Day
weekend retrieving details of our programs and activities. The good news
is, with minor exceptions, everything is back to normal.
February was another banner month. Over 90 registrations to our classes and workshops.
Regrettably, because of a limited number of stations in our classroom, a few latecomers had
to be turned away. If you did not attend our meeting on February 18, you missed a highlight
of the season. Marty Troum presented his most interesting program about “EVIL ON THE
INTERNET.”
Whatever your interest, iPad, iPhone, Apple, Android, Smart Phones, Tablets, Microsoft,
Windows 7, Windows 8 etc., go to our website http:// www.gleneaglescomputer.org, find the class
or workshop of your choice and register online. There is always something new to be learned.
At our March 18 meeting, Richard Miller will introduced us to Windows 8. April 15 will
be the next general meeting on our calendar. Our next HELP DAY will be on April 23 from
9:00 am to 4:00 pm at our computer Center. Bring your questions and equipment and one of
our volunteers will try to help you.
Help is always available. Call 637-1231, leave your message and one of our volunteers will
call you back as soon as possible. MEMBERS HELPING MEMBERS.
Looking forward to seeing you at one of our workshops or at the next meeting!
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April 2013
AARP Safe Drivers
Wednesday, March 27
Wednesday, April 10
9:00 am Clunie Satellite
Contact: Robert Nussbaum 266-8799
Computer Club
General Meeting
Monday, April 15
3:00 pm Strathearn Satellite.
www.gleneaglescomputer.org
EAGLES CANCER chapter
Closing Luncheon
Monday, April 15 at 10:00 am
$35 per person
Contact: Eleanor Finn 495-1496
Women’s Spa Retreat
April 17-19 in Pompano Beach
Contact: Eleanor Leinwohl 637-6605
INVESTMENT
Wednesdays through April 24
4:00-5:00 pm at Loch Maree.
Learn about the market, income
products, and gold and silver
investments. Open to all, no charge.
Contact: Jim Bandler 865-0959
Medical PLAY Dolls
Mondays at 9:00 am
Strathearn Satellite
Contact: Debby Benyas 498-7675
MEDITATION
Mondays through April 29
4:00-5:00 pm at Loch Maree.
Practice mindfulness and
learn meditation for stress
reduction and relaxation.
No experience necessary.
Contact: Jim Bandler 865-0959
SOLOS
Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
at the Kravis Center
Friday, April 26
$75 per person, includes bus.
Your check is your reservation!
Contact: Pat Rosman 495-4906
the Eagle
message center
a note from
golf course maintenance
The Legends Course will be closed
April 22 - May 23, and will re-open for
play on Friday, May 24.
Security Update
Deepest Condolences
To the family and friends of
Eugene Bookman
Janet Gerecter
Arlene Morris
Leonard Morris
Sally Ventriglia
And to our Members
Ruth Berkowitz, on the loss of
her husband Jack Berkowitz
Roz Burke, on the loss of
her brother Bernard Helman
Jack Leinwohl, on the loss of
his brother Robert
A Note of Thanks
The following people would like to
express their thanks to everyone for their
cards, calls, prayers and kind deeds:
Arnie Chaikin
Meyer Grodetsky
Ann Izenson
Pauline Krieger
Get Well Soon
Charles Garland
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 Front Desk.
Gleneagles Country Club
by major tom west, director of security
I want to thank everyone for another successful Presidents Week
vacation. The Clubhouse staff did an outstanding job to ensure everyone
had an enjoyable time of fun in the sun. One thing I would like to
address is rules enforcement. If a member happens to witness a rules
infraction or security matter, please contact Security. In an effort to avoid
any uncomfortable confrontation or potential conflict, getting Security
involved right away removes the burden of the member and the issue
will be addressed.
As the season winds down, I encourage everyone to review their emergency
contact list to ensure they are up to date with current information. There
have been a few occasions where Security attempts to reach an emergency
contact and they are no longer the contact person or the phone number is
not valid. Please time a few minutes to update your list.
As many of you know, we have had some parking issues at the
Strathern Satellite due to bridge classes and lectures. Given that parking
in the area is at a premium (as well as Glen Garry), and in effort not to
inconvenience the homeowners, I strongly encourage those participants
to car pool to alleviate any congestion in the area. Parking in the street
is only authorized to those guests of the homeowners and only when the
driveways are occupied to full capacity. In addition, vehicles must not
block a driveway, mailbox or impede emergency vehicles. Do not park
parallel across from another vehicle because this creates a bottleneck
and makes it difficult for vehicles to pass.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 561-860-8707.
I.C.E. & File of Life…
because you can never be too prepared!
All Gleneagles members are encouraged to follow
the I.C.E. program and complete a File of Life to
i.c.e.
place on your refrigerator and/or in your wallet
in case of emergency. As we all know, we can never
be too prepared for when an emergency strikes. By
following the I.C.E. protocol, and programming
contacts in your cell phone with this well-known
prefix, emergency personnel will easily be able to
identify your doctor and emergency contacts. A
File of Life is a comprehensive document that lists
your medications, existing conditions, allergies, and
contact information for all doctors with convenient magnets to place on
your refrigerator. Files of Life, provided by Delray Medical Center, are
available at no charge to members at the Fitness Center, Front Desk, and
at the Security Office located at the Linton Gate.
April 2013
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social SCENE
Still Going Strong!
Randee Spencer social director
Time sure does fly by! The season is almost over.
We have our Eagles Have Flown “Sock Hop Party”
on April 5 & 6. Please send in your lottery slips
ASAP. Don’t miss out on the fun!
In terms of Nite Spots, we saved the best for last! On April 16, one of
your favorite performers, Orson Whitfield, will return to Gleneagles for
the last Nite Spot of the season. Orson will be singing and playing piano
to all of your favorite tunes, such as Billy Joel, Bono, Josh Groban, Neil
Diamond and several others as well. He is a very handsome and versatile
entertainer!
Also we have two more 92nd Street Y lectures left for the season: Elie
Wiesel on April 25 and Jason Alexander on May 16.
Spring is just around the corner, and that means your new Cultural
Enrichment & Entertainment Committee will soon be hard at work
planning our summer events and looking ahead to next season’s shows
as well.
If anyone would like to offer suggestions or feedback, you can e-mail
me at rspencer@gleneagles.cc or call 561-498-3606 ext. 132.
Also, we still have our dance classes in the fitness center on Wednesday
evenings at 6:30 pm. Learn to ChaCha, Salsa, Swing, and several other
dances. You can show off to your friends at our dinner dances or when
you go out on the town!
I would like to thank the 2012-2013 Social & Entertainment
Committee and Governors for all of their hard work and time to make
this a successful and memorable season! It would not have been possible
without you.
See you on the dance floor!
Sock Hop!
Ballroom & Latin
Dance Classes
Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 pm
in the Fitness Center • $10 per class
WINTER/SPRING SATELLITE
BROADCAST SCHEDULE
Paul Krugman’s Economy Fixes
Sun, Jan 27, 8 pm ET
I will confirm your selections via email and you
an invoice. I will also send you the link and
updated password to our Live private site. This
site will provide you with photographs of the
guests, Live logos and ideas to help you market
the programs!
How bad has this Great Recession gotten?
How did we get mired in a Depression, and how
can we free ourselves? The Nobel Prizewinning economist pursues these questions
and shares his powerful message: that recovery
could be just 18 months away if our leaders can
find the intellectual clarity and political will to
end this Depression now. Paul Krugman is a
bestselling author, a columnist for The New
York Times and a professor of economics and
international affairs at Princeton University.
“Buy Two, Get One”: If you purchase two
broadcasts at regular price, you can choose one
broadcast for free. Please note this price
structure does not count toward DVDs.
An Evening with Al Gore
Here are our program offerings for the Winter/
Spring 2013 season of Live from NY’s 92nd
Street Y™! Please review carefully and fax
forms as soon as possible.
Elie
Wiesel
DVDs: Due to an especially robust lineup, we
will be making most of our programs available
for purchase on a DVD. This will allow you to
show the program on a date and at a time that
will be most beneficial to you. Your organization
will be able to purchase up to 3 DVD’s offerings
for $180 each. Please note that the “buy 2, get
1 free” cost structure does not apply to the
DVDs. The price for 3 DVDs is $500. DVDs
arrive approximately two weeks after the live
broadcast.
Tue, Jan 29, 8 pm ET
Join us as the former vice
president and #1 New
York Times bestselling
author of An Inconvenient
Truth delivers his visionary
assessment of how our
planet will change in the
decades to come. Al Gore
discusses six critical
drivers of global change
laid out in his new book,
The Future, and surveys our planet’s beclouded
horizon to offer a sober, learned and ultimately
hopeful forecast. Al Gore is chairman of Current
TV, an Emmy Award-winning, independently
owned television network based on viewercreated content and citizen journalism. He also
serves as the chairman of Generation
Investment Management and chairs the
Alliance for Climate Protection. He was
inaugurated as the 45th vice president of the
United States on January 20, 1993 and served
for eight years. This broadcast is not
available on DVD.
Jeremiah and His Lamentations
Thursday, April 25, 8:00 pm
$12 per person.
Lottery Slips available at the
Front Desk or sign up online!
If you have any questions, please contact
Jessica Schneider at (212) 415-5674 or
jschneider@92Y.org
All programs are subject to change.
Live from NY’s 92nd Street Y Winter/Spring. broadcast schedule as of 11/15/12
www.92y.org/live
Friday, April 5 & Saturday, April 6
End the Season in style!
Complimentary Cocktail • Hand-passed Hors d’Oeuvres • Chilled
Nova Platters • Smoked Seafood Display • Sushi Boat • Salad Bar
Shrimp Scampi Station • Carved Rack of Lamb and Tenderloin
Baked Brie • Potato Pancakes • Petite Dessert Display and more…
$39+
per
person
nite spot
orson
whitfield
Tuesday, April 16
at 8:00 pm in the
Lounge
$18+ per person,
includes one cocktail
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April 2013
the Eagle
Lunch L
Drinks GB
Pub Night G
30
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Light Night L
Ladies 9 Closing Day
23
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
24
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Men’s 18 Closing Day
Men’s 9 Closing Day
17
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
10
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Membership Mingle LO
3
WEDNESDAY
Lunch L
Drinks LO, GB
Club Classics L
9 & Dine
92Y: Elie Wiesel WF
25 Lunch L
Drinks LO, GB
Grille Dinner G
18
Lunch L
Drinks LO, GB
Grille Dinner G
Bye Bye Birdies L
11
Lunch L
Drinks LO, GB
Grille Dinner G
4
THURSDAY
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO
A La Carte Dinner L
26
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, GB
A La Carte Dinner L
Grille Dinner G
19
Lunch L, G
Drinks LO, GB
A La Carte Dinner L
Grille Dinner G
12
Lunch L, G
Drinks GB
Eagles Have Flown L
5
FRIDAY
Lunch L
Drinks LO, GB
Pool Party BBQ P
27
Lunch L
Drinks LO, GB
Gourmet Wine Dinner L
Grille Dinner G
Closing Day Hoedown
20
Lunch L
Drinks LO, GB
Chef’s Chop House L
Grille Dinner G
FWHO Golf Tournament
13
Lunch G
Drinks GB
Eagles Have Flown L
6
SATURDAY
Legends Lounge: Sunday - Thursday: Daytime Casual until 7:00 pm
and Country Club Casual thereafter. Friday & Saturday: Daytime
Casual until 6:00 pm and Evening Casual thereafter. Golf Shoes are
not permitted on the main level of the Clubhouse at any time. Please
communicate the dress code with any guests you may bring.
Golf Event | Tennis/Fitness Event | Club/Social Event | dining | L Legends Dining | LO Legends Lounge | G Grille Room | GB Glen Bar | WF Waterfall Room
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
29
28
Breakfast L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Italian Buffet L
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
22
Breakfast L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Signature Sunday L
21
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
Ladies 18 Closing Day
Orson Whitfield LO
16
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
Complimentary Clinic
Eagles Cancer Chapter
Closing Luncheon WF
15
14
Breakfast L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Masters BBQ L
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Breakfast for Dinner L
9
Lunch L
Drinks LO
Club Classics L
2
TUESDAY
Legends Dining Room: Breakfast & Lunch: Day Casual
Sunday - Thursday Evenings; Country Club Casual
Friday & Saturday: Evening Casual
November 1 - april 30
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
8
Buffet Lunch L
Drinks GB
1
MONDAY
dress
codes
Breakfast L
Buffet Brunch L
Drinks LO
Signature Sunday L
Couples Golf
7
Hours
Reservations are
required for
all Evening Dining:
498-4003
SUNDAY
BREAKFAST 8:30 - 10:30 am
Lunch (Legends) 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Lunch (grille) 11:00 am - 2:30 pm
Dinner 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Legends Lounge 4:00 pm - close
Glen Bar 2:00 - 5:00 pm/close
at a glance
APRIL 2013
fine DINING
Play for P.I.N.K.
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SPECIAL
DINING EVENTS
please see page 15 for more details
APRIL 13 | Chef’s Chophouse
APRIL 20 | Gourmet Wine Dinner
APRIL 30 | Pub Night
LEGENDS DINING ROOM
light night Light menu with healthier options!
GRILLE ROOM DINNER
All selections include house salad or cup of house made soup.
APRIL 23
Chilled Shrimp Salad 15 • Thai Lettuce Wraps 15 • Blackened Mahi
16 • South Beach Turkey Club 14 • Skirt Steak Chimichuri 16 • Seared
Salmon Cakes 16 • Mandarin Tofu Stir Fry 16 (Half Roasted Chicken,
Plain Salmon and Plank Salmon will be available).
APRIL 4
Mediterranean Salad with choice of chicken 15,
shrimp 17, or steak 18 • Spinach Ravioli 17 •
Cedar Plank Salmon 18 • Bruschetta Chicken 17
• Blackened Shrimp Quesadilla 16 • Featured
Flatbread 15 • Featured Catch 17 • Flying Eagle
Burgers 14 • also featuring Chef’s nightly specials.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT A LA CARTE
APRIL 11, 12, 13
Apple Cranberry Salad 16 • Featured Flatbread 15
• Cedar Plank Salmon 18 • Flying Eagle Burgers 14
• Fresh Catch 17 • Crab Cake BLT 17 • Baby Back
Ribs 18 • Lobster Paprikash 20 • also featuring
Chef’s nightly specials.
APRIL 19
Roast Duckling 25 • Prime Rib 29 • Lamb Chops 32 • Wild Mushroom
Ravioli 23 • Veal Parmesan 26 • Lobster Bolognese 26 • Chicken
Florentine 25 • also featuring Chef’s nightly specials.
APRIL 18, 19, 20
Crab and Avocado Salad 17 • Featured Flatbread 15 •
Cedar Plank Salmon 18 • Flying Eagle Burgers 14
• Featured Catch 17 • Pesto Gnocchi 16 • Fish and
Chips 18 • Coconut Chicken 18 • also featuring
Chef’s nightly specials.
BUFFETS
APRIL 9 | Breakfast for Dinner 20
APRIL 14 | Masters BBQ 20
Includes salad bar, chili, burgers, hot dogs, grilled chicken,
corn bread, beans, buttered corn, potato salad, macaroni
and cheese, ice cream sundae bar, dessert selection and more.
Includes a house salad or cup of house made soup and petite dessert bar
APRIL 12
Vanilla Bean Scented Grouper 26 • Prime Rib 29 • NY Strip 29 •
Eggplant Parmesan 23 • Veal Chop Milanese 27 • Shrimp Gnocchi 26 •
Chicken Picatta 25 • also featuring Chef’s nightly specials.
APRIL 26
Double Cut Pork Chop 27 • Spinach Ravioli 23 • Stuffed Chicken Marsala
26 • Grilled Shrimp Caesar 20 • Pan Seared Sea Bass 28 • Filet Mignon 29
• Braised Lamb Shank 26 • also featuring Chef’s nightly specials.
SIGNATURE SUNDAYS | 24
Includes a house salad or cup of house made soup and petite dessert bar.
APRIL 7 & 21
Queen Cut Prime Rib • Veal Chop Milanese • Seafood Ciopino • Pan
Seared Grouper • Lemon Glazed Airline Chicken Breast • Vegetarian
Pasta, and Chef’s nightly specials.
CLUB CLASSICS | 20
Includes a house salad or cup of housemade soup and ice cream sundae bar.
APRIL 2 & 3
West End Chicken • Penne a la vodka • Turkey Meatloaf • Chopped
Steak • Baby Back Ribs • Trout Almondine • Shrimp Pad Thai
APRIL 27 | Pool Party BBQ 18
Includes salad bar, burgers, hot dogs, grilled chicken, corn
bread, beans, buttered corn, potato salad, macaroni and cheese,
Chefs ice cream dessert and signature cocktail.
APRIL 10
Yankee Pot Roast • Shrimp Fettuccini Alfredo • Herb Crusted Cod •
Eggplant Parmesan • Meatloaf • Oriental Chicken Stir Fry • Liver and
Onions
APRIL 28 | Italian Buffet 22
Includes elaborate salad bar, house made soup, antipasti
display, pasta station, lasagna, boneless chicken cacciatore,
stuffed pasta, eggplant parmesan, sausage and meatballs,
tilapia oreganta, ice cream sundae bar, cannolis, tiramisu
and more.
APRIL 16 & 17
Trout Almondine • Liver and Onions • Chicken Pot Pie • Salisbury Steak
• Coconut Shrimp • Vegetable Risotto • Spaghetti and Meatballs
APRIL 24
Yankee Pot Roast • Southern Fried Chicken • Oriental Tofu Stir Fry •
Lemon Sole • Veal Paprikash • Coconut Shrimp • Pork Cutlets
All menus are subject to change. Please refer to weekly Food & Beverage e-mails for Chef’s Nightly Specials and Featured Catch.
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Chateau Montelena
april HIGHLIGHTS
Gourmet Wine Dinner
Saturday, April 20 • 6:00 pm
Legends Dining Room • $80+ per person
Sample a selection of Chateau Montelena award-winning varietals,
including Riesling, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Zinfandel
accompanied by a gourmet paired tasting menu.
MENU
Selection of hand-passed hors d’oeuvres
Brioche Panzanella Salad (roasted tomatoes, duck confit, arugula, lemon vinaigrette)
Seared Sea Scallops (celery root puree, golden beet salad, yuzu vinaigrette)
Seared Pork Medallion with Crispy Pork Belly (smoky beans, swiss chard, cipollini jus)
Rich Chocolate Cake (toasted almond brittle and blackberry compote)
Back by popular demand!
Chef’s
Chophouse
with live piano music!
Saturday, April 13 • 5:00 - 8:00 pm
All selections include wedge salad, caprese salad
or cup of lobster bisque and dessert
Filet Mignon
New York Strip
Center Cut Veal Chop
Seafood Platter
King Cut Prime Rib
$39+ • Legends Dining Room
Gleneagles Country Club
Back by popular demand!
Every other Tuesday all summer long!
Honey Stung Chicken • Flying Eagles Burgers
Fish and Chips • Pulled Brisket Grilled Cheese • Classic
Cobb Salad • Apple Cranberry Salad • Chicken Pot Pie
Pub
Night
Tuesday, April 30 • 5:00 - 7:00 pm
$14+ per person • Grille Room
Reservations
Required
498-4003
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