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EAGLE
the
JANUARY 2022
Dear Members,
We wish all of our members, staff and all of your families a healthy and happy
New Year. 2022 is indeed a year to look forward to and celebrate with our families
and friends. We anticipate record attendance at our events this season and hope
that each of you will take an opportunity to welcome our new members and their
families. What makes Gleneagles special is the warm, welcoming culture created by
our members over the years.
Deborah Benson
club president The Board of Governors election is scheduled for February 22, 2022. Meet the Candidates
Night will be held on January 24, 2022 at 7:30 pm in the Legends Dining Room.
We are excited to report that for the first time, our members will have the option of
voting online as a result of a resolution passed by our Board of Governors in January
2021. Voting online provides an easy way to participate in important club elections
without having to rely upon a paper ballot sent and returned via US Mail. This is
the perfect solution for seasonal residents who may be in another residence when
election material is sent. In addition, online voting saves paper as well as provides
the peace of mind and reassurance that your ballot was received and counted.
The deadline to enroll in online voting for the 2022 election has passed, but you
can always enroll in online voting for future elections by completing a form at the
Concierge Desk or on the Members Only website. All members will receive election
material in January 2022.
Kraig Spina
general We would like to thank Mrs. Deborah Benson, Mrs. Barbara Berkowitz, Mrs. Judy
manager Hotz and Mr. Steve Wolk for their service on the Board for the past six years. These
individuals have completed three concurrent two-year terms on the Board of
Governors. Deborah, Barbara, Judy, and Steve, as well as the entire 2021 board were
instrumental in helping Gleneagles navigate through the pandemic successfully
within our Gleneagles Community. The members of the Gleneagles board attended
more than 60 meetings during 2021 giving selflessly to the club. We hope you will
consider being part of our Gleneagles Governance in the future whether you serve
on a committee or the Board of Governors.
We are excited for the opening of our new dining venue, The V. We hope that you
will soon have the opportunity to experience this new venue, and we look forward to
offering exciting new culinary experiences and events in
The V in the year ahead.
Gleneagles continues to be the best place to live and play, and it is a testament to our
lifestyle that real estate inventory is still at near record-low levels with just a handful
of units available for sale.
The January 2022 issue of The Eagle is a special issue, as we have incorporated our
Healthy Life Newsletter on pages 9-12. The Healthy Life Newsletter is produced four
times each year. New for 2022, we will be incorporating The Healthy Life into the
January and April Eagle newsletters to ensure everyone has a chance to see this
wonderful publication created by our Healthy Lifestyle Center team. The August and
November 2022 issues will be distributed online with hard copies available in the
Healthy Lifestyle Center.
We look forward to a very happy, healthy, and successful 2022. Happy New Year!
Respectfully yours,
photo by Deborah Benson, Club President
FRED SINGER
Kraig Spina, General Manager
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Jolly Good Thoughts
NICK JOLLY assistant general manager
7667 Victory Lane We would like to start the New Year off by wishing you and your families a
Delray Beach, FL 33446 very happy and healthy New Year from all of us in Food and Beverage. As
800-535-4536 is tradition at Gleneagles, we will be starting 2022 with our Champagne
www.gleneagles.cc Brunch on New Year’s Day, offering all of your favorite foods including the
Bloody Mary and Mimosa station. This year the price is $30 per person so
Clubhouse 561-498-3606
Fitness Center 561-495-2806 make your reservations early. Reservations open December 18.
Golf Shop 561-496-1333 We will have two Lobster Nights this month, on Saturday, January 15 and
Golf Tee Times 561-637-1208
Membership 561-498-0707
Saturday, January 22 in the Grille Room, so everyone will get a chance to
Reservations 561-498-4003 enjoy one of these popular evenings.
Security 561-921-9999 The Chef’s Table will be held on Saturday, January 8. These evenings
Spa 561-860-8711
Tennis Shop 561-499-0211
have become more and more popular and this month it is a Rhône River
Cruise. Chef will prepare timeless classics with perfectly paired wines
2021-2022 from France. Reservations open on Thursday, December 23, and this
BOARD of GOVERNORS event will surely be sold out quickly.
PRESIDENT We are featuring live entertainment in The V every Wednesday evening,
Deborah Benson so please remember to stop in before or after dinner to relax and enjoy
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT the music!
Daniel Kolber
With the new season well underway, please contact our Catering Director,
2nd VICE PRESIDENT Kimberly Field, for those parties you want to throw but don’t want to do
Harvey Fogel
the cooking for. She will be happy to assist you in any way she can to make
TREASURER it a memorable event.
Michael Kartz
ASSISTANT TREASURER
Our sincere appreciation goes out to the members of the Food and
Stephen Wolk Beverage Committee for their concentrated efforts and continued
support of your clubs dining venues.
SECRETARY
Didi Marks Please remember we value all of your comments and suggestions to help
ASSISTANT SECRETARY make this the number one club in South Florida.
Barbara Berkowitz
GOVERNORS
Kenneth Barash
Cheers!
Judith Hotz
Vincent Kavanagh
Lois Schiff
2021-2022
Opening this month... App or Website 561-498-4003
COMMITTEE CHAIRS MURDER MYSTERY on Feb 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lottery due Jan. 5
BRIDGE FRENCH HORN COLLECTIVE on Feb 6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . opens Jan. 6
Richard Fellars VALENTINE’S DINNER DANCE on Feb 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . Lottery due Jan. 12
BUDGET & FINANCE GALENTINE’S DAY GIRL’S NIGHT on Feb 14 . . . . . . . . . opens Jan. 14
Dennis Custage & Gregg Benson
WANNSEA CONFERENCE LECTURE on Feb 17 . . . . . . . . opens Jan. 17
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Mel Bloomstein & Barbara Moss
SAVANNAH JACK on Feb 19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lottery due Jan. 19
SONDHEIM LECTURE on Feb 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . opens Jan. 24
GOLF & GREENS
Charles Slutsky BARBRA & FRIENDS on Feb 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . opens Jan. 25
HEALTHY LIFESTYLE ABSOLUTE QUEEN Rock on the Range on Feb 26 . . . . . . . Lottery due Jan. 26
Patricia Grayson & Doris Muscarella
HOUSE
Janice Rochelle
MEMBERSHIP & MARKETING
Marty Lasher
BOARD MEETING NOTICE: Thursday, January 27 • 2:00 pm • Multipurpose Room
RULES ENFORCEMENT
Open to all members. Members may speak at Board Meetings for no longer than three minutes about any item on the agenda. After the agenda is posted you may
Susan Jacobs sign up by calling Catherine Tirino at 561-498-3606 ext 131, or sign up in the meeting room prior to the start of the meeting. Additional Board meetings may be
SOCIAL ENRICHMENT & EDUCATION called by the Board. Pursuant to Florida Statute 720, notices of all board meetings will be posted on the Members Only website Board Calendar as well as outside
Paul Giannola & Ron Kadin of the Board Room door in the Lower Level Breezeway at least 48 hours in advance of a meeting, except in an emergency.
TENNIS
Ronald Grant & Donald Hoffrichter gleneagles.cc 3
COVER STORY
Fr e sh from
FLORIDA
Gleneagles is starting the new year with a signature red and white stripes); as well as fava
fresh start… and that’s including our food. beans, purple cauliflower, enoki mushrooms, and
heirloom tomatoes. Some of the other items you will
Our culinary team makes our members’ favorite find at the club that are fresh from Florida include
meals with fresh produce, herbs, meat and seafood Kennesaw Orange Juice (from Pompano Beach),
from all over the world; however, we are committed Florida Stone Crab which is caught fresh off the coast
to working with our local food vendors to choose fresh each week, Mozzarita Burrata (homemade in Boca
from Florida ingredients as often as possible. Raton), and beer from local breweries including
During the winter months, Florida’s growing Funky Buddha (based in Fort Lauderdale) and Cigar
season is at its peak and therefore we are able to bring City (based in Tampa).
in significantly more local produce this time of year. The benefits of eating fresh and local are endless.
The culinary team looks forward to utilizing unique, Fresh, local produce is often harvested at the peak of
local produce items on the upcoming menus at the ripeness when nutrients, flavor, and appearance are
club including: Romanesco (an edible flower that all at their peak whereas produce from further away
tastes very similar to cauliflower, but with a slightly is often harvested early to allow for ripening time
nuttier, earthier flavor); Honeynut Squash (similar during transit. By purchasing local, we also reduce
to butternut, but with more flavor and nutrients); transportation pollution as a result of a shorter
Chioggia Beets (which resemble a candy cane with distance from the farm to the table.
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Farm to Table
If you are looking to add some fresh
from Florida items to your personal
PALM BEACH COUNTY shopping list, or if you would like to
AGRICULTURAL
INFRASTRUCTURE experience a Florida farm firsthand,
• Three major sugar here are some local farms:
manufacturing mills
• One sugar refinery BEDNER’S FARM
• Nine fresh vegetable 10066 Lee Road
packinghouses Boynton Beach, FL 33473
• 396 horticultural nurseries
Bedner’s offers a large
• Major hydroponic tomato farmstore with local meat,
growing operation
dairy, fish and produce, as
• Rice processing and well as you-pick produce
packaging mill
and flowers.
• Major sugar and molasses
port shipping facility bedners.com
• In 2017-18, the 451,375 acres
dedicated to agriculture
represented 36% of the total SWANK FARM
county land mass. 14311 North Road
Loxahatchee, FL 33470
Did you know… Swank is a hydroponic and
The largest industry in the state of Florida is Agriculture. Florida sustainable produce farm with an 8,500 square
is ranked #15 among all states in terms of the number of farms in foot barn that is home to a weekly farmer’s market
the state. Florida’s beautiful weather makes it ideal for growing on Saturdays from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm from October
a variety of crops, with oranges and tomatoes being the most through June, and a variety of special events
important agricultural products. including Swank Table which features a celebrity
Closer to home, our own Palm Beach County is one of the top chef prepared menu.
ten largest agricultural counties in the nation, with nearly $1.4
swankspecialtyproduce.com
billion annually in agricultural products sold. Palm Beach County
is the #1 county east of the Mississippi River and in the entire state
of Florida when it comes to the volume of agricultural products U.S. SUGAR
sold. “The Glades,” which is the area in western Palm Beach County
consisting of Belle Glade, Clewiston and Pahokee, is home to the 111 Ponce de Leon Avenue
majority of the farms in the county. Palm Beach County leads the Clewiston, FL 33440
nation in the production of sugarcane, fresh sweet corn, and sweet Tours of the sugar cane fields and facilities are
bell peppers. It leads the state in the production of rice, lettuce, offered by the Clewiston Chamber of Commerce.
radishes, Chinese vegetables, specialty leaf, and celery. These tours provide a behind-the-scenes view of
Whether you’re here for the first time this winter or you’ve been how local crops get from our farms to your table, and
here for many years, look for fresh from Florida items at the club, as include a visit to the sugarcane and vegetable fields.
well as local restaurants and grocery stores – we know you’ll love them! ussugar.com/our-community
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MEMBERSHIP NEWS
Lifestyle Expo POSTPONED HOLIDAY
TOY DRIVE
Thank you to everyone who
Join us for the 7th Annual Lifestyle Expo on Friday, January 28 from donated so generously to our
11:00 am - 3:00 pm in the Multipurpose Room. annual Holiday Toy Drive. The
We are thrilled to be offering this event again in-person for the first time Delray Beach Police picked up
a first round of donations on
in two years! More than 400 members attended the event in previous
KRISTEN Thursday, December 9.
years. The Expo will include local community resources and attractions
LARAIA that will help you become more familiar with the wonderful resources
DIRECTOR OF both inside and outside of Gleneagles. From outside resources including
MEMBERSHIP local cultural arts, libraries, parks, county offices, shopping centers and
& MARKETING
hospitals, to our very own Gleneagles classes and clubs, this event will be
561-637-1201
the perfect opportunity to find the resources and activities that are most
interesting to you. The Lifestyle Expo is complimentary and reservations
are not required. Complimentary refreshments will be provided. Raffles
will be held throughout the event. Hope to see you there!
WELCOME TO OUR RENTERS
The 2021-2022 renter season turned out to be a great one with more
than 60 seasonal rentals, including 43 that are here for the first
time this winter. Historically, many of our renters have such a great
experience at Gleneagles that they purchase at the end of their lease. MEET THE
We hope that you will make them all feel welcome! CANDIDATES
Monday, January 24
7:30 pm • Legends Dining Room
GUEST CARDS
Meet the Candidates for the Board
We all know how special it is to be a guest at Gleneagles, and we want to of Governors election. This meeting
ensure that your guests can start to enjoy the club as soon as they arrive will also be streamed live and
with a guest card waiting for them in advance. Register a guest on the archived on our YouTube channel
members only app or website at any time, and include a copy of the youtube.com/gleneaglesfla
guest’s photo ID with the registration. We will send you a digital guest
card and print a hard copy for you to pick up. Guest cards are $20 each. All members are encouraged to
Immediate Family Guest cards are valid for as long as you are a member, attend or view this meeting to ask
so we suggest that you keep all of your guest cards at your Gleneagles relevant questions and get to know
residence, so they will be available to your guests for future visits also. the candidates a little better.
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OUR NEW MEMBERS
Outside Our Gates
Welcome!
RANDEE SPENCER lead membership concierge
DOWNTOWN DELRAY BEACH
FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS
Linda Halperin and
January 15 & 16, Delray Beach | The
David Halperin (Full)
Downtown Delray Beach Festival of the
16073 Lomond Hills Trail
Arts is ranked as one of the top fine art
from Delray Beach, FL
festivals in the country by Sunshine Artist
Magazine. The festival spans one complete
Fanny Korn (Tennis)
mile on Atlantic Avenue in downtown
15362 Strathearn Drive #12805
Delray Beach, starting at SE 5th Avenue,
from Aventura, Florida
passing over the Intracoastal Waterway
and all the way east to A1A. The festival
brings together luxurious retail and Cheryl Sofer (Tennis)
fine dining, avid art enthusiasts, and 15727 Loch Maree Lane #4804
exquisite fine art. 10:00 am until 5:00 pm. from Delray Beach, FL
artfestival.com
Michael and Francine
Sosnowik (Golf)
16129 Lomond Hills Trail
from Lawrence New York
CAMBRIDGE
SECURITY SERVICES
As of November 1, 2021, Gleneagles
Security is managed by Cambridge
Security Services. Cambridge Security
Services is an American-owned and
operated, Florida-based private
security firm that has been providing
quality security services since 1984. All
systems will remain the same, including November 31,464 16,298 106
GateAccess.net and the guest arrival phone 2021 Resident lane Guest lane Bar Codes
Numbers: MAHJONGG & CANASTA
number. You will see new security vehicles entries entries issued
on property, and officers wearing new PLAYERS WELCOME
uniforms. However, you will see some New members, we have
familiar faces. Our Director of Security, Major Tom West, who has served the Gleneagles family since you covered! If you are
2019 and from 2011-2015, will remain as Director of Security, and a few other key members of the looking to find a new
security team will also remain at Gleneagles as part of the Cambridge team.
game, consider attending
The Gleneagles Security Team manages access to the community through operating manned the Mahjonng & Canasta
entry gates at Linton Blvd. and Atlantic Ave., as well as provides roving security throughout the Meetup on Monday,
community 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. In addition to access control, Gleneagles January 24, at 4:00 pm
Security also provides assistance to our members in a variety of ways, including vehicle jump
in the Legends Lounge.
starts, maintaining a spare key to residences in the event that a member is locked out, nuisance
Meet other players of
wild life removal (i.e. small snakes), and being the first responder to any type of alarm or
emergency call within Gleneagles. similar abilities to find a
game or form a new one.
Here are some helpful tips and some of the most frequent questions. All skill levels are welcome!
• The Linton Blvd. entry gate is closed from midnight to 6:00 am daily; the exit gate remains open. Reservations are not
• Members can get bar codes on their vehicle with proof of their vehicle registration, driver required for this event.
license, and a membership card. Call 561-921-9999 for an appointment.
• If you change the locks on your residence, be sure to update your key with security.
• Review your permanent guest list and emergency contact information frequently to ensure it is
up to date. Members can do this on gateaccess.net or by calling Security.
Major Tom West and his team are always here to assist our members. In the event of an
emergency, always dial 911.
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S PA & F I T N E S S
What is Body
Composition with
InBody all about?
by Louis Scorzello
Body composition analysis provides us with a summary of what our
bodies are made of. By understanding how much muscle mass, fat mass
and water we store within ourselves, we are able to uncover the areas
of our physiology that might need improvement and develop relevant
strategies to address these issues.
Using the Inbody body composition analyzer at the Healthy Lifestyle
Center, you will receive a personalized analysis of your weight, muscle
mass, fat storage, hydration status and metabolic rate with charts and
graphs to compare your results to statistical norms for other people of
your same classification. In addition, purchase of an InBody analysis
entitles you to a 20-minute consultation with one of our fitness
professionals, to discuss strategies for most effectively improving your
health and body composition.
If you’re looking to lose weight, build muscle or just become healthier,
the InBody device will be a game-changing investment in your health
moving forward!
Check it Out!
Know Your Body
with InBody
Friday, January 7
4:00 pm MP
with Louis Scorzello, Jr.
Louis will demonstrate
the InBody device, explain
how each of the variables
contributes to our total
picture of health, and give
practical strategies to create
lasting changes in your
health and fitness journey.
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SPECIAL EDITION
Healthy LIFE THE
living your very best at gleneagles issue 32 • January 2022
The Keys to Longevity KAREN MIKUS
Healthy Lifestyle Director
The MacArthur Study of successful effectively. It will make your brain
aging set out to discover and study the bigger, and a bigger brain is a better
factors that enable people to maintain brain. More information on exercise in
good mental and physical function into the article Do Sweat It.
old age. The three criteria for successful Meditation, yoga, tai chi and other
aging were: freedom from disease and relaxation methods rewire the brain and
disability, high cognitive and physical improve measures of chromosomes’
functioning, and active engagement telomere length, which predicts longer You will see telomeres
with life. life. There are tips inside on how you can mentioned here. So,
Although there is a genetic component view stress in a more positive light, and what are they?
to healthy aging, lifestyle habits may be three guidelines to follow for building A telomere is the end
more critical than genes. The MacArthur cognitive skills. Nutrition is covered with of a chromosome.
Studies showed that, on average, non- an article on the best foods for brain Telomeres are made of
genetic factors are more important than health by Dr. Lillian Craggs-Dino. repetitive sequences of
genetics in determining how well and how It is never too early or too late to non-coding DNA that
long we live, suggesting that we have more start living more healthily. You can take protect the chromosome
from damage. Each
control than we realize over remaining control of your longevity by following
time a cell divides, the
healthy as we get older. Compelling the formula for successful aging: exercise telomeres become
scientific evidence points to a formula of your body, stimulate your mind, manage shorter. Eventually, the
four habits for successful aging: exercise, stress, and eat right so you can enjoy telomeres become so
stress, mental exercise and nutrition. We yourself as you live better for longer. short that the cell can no
cover all four habits in this issue of The The next issue of The Healthy Life longer divide.
Healthy Life. will be included in the April Eagle. We Your telomeres are a
Physical activity produces proteins welcome your suggestions and feedback. good indication of how
that stimulate brain cells to sprout you are aging.
branches and communicate more Be Healthy,
Karen gleneagles.cc 9
Z exercise Do Sweat It There’s a reason why, for centuries, exercise has been the go- to prescription for vitality – but that reason is not what most people think. Yes, exercise improves blood flow. Yes, it improves lung and heart health. But more than any of that is a simple thing that happens at a much smaller scale: the cellular scale. When researchers studied the telomeres (the end of a chromosome) in the blood cells of thousands of adults with all sorts of exercise habits, they saw a striking correlation: those who exercised more had longer telomeres (an indicator of longevity). And according to one study funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and published in 2017, individuals who exercise more – the equivalent of at least a half hour of jogging/ fast walking five days a week – have telomeres that appear to be nearly a decade younger than those who a live a more sedentary life. But, why would exercising delay the erosion of telomeres? Exercise, by definition, is the application of stress to our bodies. It raises NAD (coenzyme central to metabolism) levels, which turns up energy production and forces muscles to grow extra oxygen-carrying capillaries. The longevity regulators AMPK (coordinates metabolic pathways by balancing nutrient supply with energy demand), mTor and sirtuins (both regulate cellular processes) are all modulated in the right direction by exercise: building new blood vessels, improving heart and lung health, making people stronger and extending telomeres. There’s really no way around this. We all need to be pushing ourselves, especially as we get older, yet only 10 percent of people over 65 do. The good news is we don’t have to exercise for hours on end. One recent study found that those who ran/fast walked four to five miles a week – for most people, that’s an amount of exercise that can be done in less than 15 minutes per day – reduce their chance of death from a heart attack by 45 percent and all-cause mortality by 30 percent. That’s a massive effect. A simple 10-minute walk with a friend can be so powerful. Here’s why: • The physical exercise will boost your brain health • The conversation will tweak brain neuro circuits • If you talk about what’s on your mind, it will help relieve stress 10 the Eagle JANUARY 2022
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knowledge
EMBRACING
STRESS
Viewing stress as a helpful part stress can increase the risk of illness, Train your Brain
of life, rather than as harmful, depression and early mortality. It
is associated with better health, can be true that going through Practicing a new and challenging
activity is a good bet for building and
emotional well-being and something stressful can make you maintaining cognitive skills. Your brain
productivity at work. sick or depressed, and it can also has the ability to learn and grow as you
be true that the same stressful age – a process called brain plasticity.
One reason that how you think Make sure your new activity follows
experience can ultimately make you
about stress matters is because it these three guidelines:
stronger, more compassionate and
changes how you respond to stress. more resilient over time. CHALLENGING It engages your brain
Viewing stress as harmful leads to learn something new and offers the
people to cope in ways that are less Stress leaves an imprint on chance to improve.
helpful, whether it’s having too your brain
much to drink to “release” stress, Stress gives us an opportunity to COMPLEX A complex activity forces
your brain to work on specific thought
procrastinating to avoid stress, or grow. For several hours after you processes like problem solving and
imagining worst case scenarios. One have a strong stress response, the creative thinking.
study found that simply having the brain is rewiring itself to remember
goal to avoid stress increased the and learn from the experience. Stress PRACTICE Practice makes permanent,
long-term risk of outcomes like leaves an imprint on your brain that and that goes for brain function, too.
The more time you devote to engaging
depression, divorce and getting fired, prepares you to handle similar stress your brain, the greater the impact.
by increasing people’s reliance on the next time you encounter it.
harmful coping strategies.
So should we just tell ourselves
that stress is good for us? Save the Date
The three most protective beliefs February 13, 2022
about stress are: 1) to view your
body’s stress response as helpful, not 6th Annual
debilitating – for example, to view
stress as energy you can use; 2) to Healthy 7:00am Registration
8:00am 5K Run/Walk
view yourself as able to handle, and
even learn and grow from, the stress Heart 8:15am 1 Mile Fun Walk
5K
in your life; and 3) to view stress as
something that everyone deals with.
When is stress bad?
There is a reason stress has a bad
Register Online!
Check your email for
reputation, and part of it is the online registration link
evidence that chronic and traumatic
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Top 10 Foods for DR. LILLIAN
Spa Special
CRAGGS-DINO
Brain Health Dietician dha,
rdn, ldn
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Alzheimer’s, depression, and Parkinson’s. The brain prefers glucose for raspberry juice, blackberry juice and
energy. Get the glucose from complex carbohydrates like fruit, vegetables, pineapple extract is high in vitamins
and antioxidants that will nourish and
lean dairy, and whole grains. In addition, the brain thrives on the “good refresh your skin. Plus, lactic acid will
fats” from fatty fish, plant oils, and nuts. The brain also needs the remove dead skin cells and improve the
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Make it your goal to eat these top 10 foods for brain health at least weekly
or even daily as recommended:
Daily Intake Weekly Intake
Steel Cut Oatmeal. . . . . . . . . . 5-8 ounces Lentils. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4 cups
Kale or Spinach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 cups Salmon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-9 ounces
Raspberries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 cups Chicken Breast . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-9 ounces
Low Fat Greek Yogurt. . . . . . . . . . . 2 cups Whole Eggs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6 eggs
Extra Virgin Olive Oil. . . . 3 Tablespoons
Almonds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ounce
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12 the Eagle JANUARY 2022GROUP FITNESS
Lectures & Events... CLASS SCHEDULE
Registration is required for all events. Please call 561-495-2806 or reserve via Fitness Calendar on App.
Members Only. Reservations are
required. Space is limited and social
distancing guidelines apply. Some
NUTRITION EDUCATION SERIES: classes available on Zoom!
with Dr. Lillian Craggs-Dino.
20/20/20 GX
Part 1: Building Muscle Mass Mon 8:30 - 9:30 am
Thursday, January 13 4:00 pm Zoom Fri 7:45 - 8:45 am
Part 2: Eating for Fat Loss AQUACISE Pool
Thursday, January 20 4:00 pm Zoom Mon-Sun 9:00 - 10:00 am
M, W, Th, F 10:15 - 11:15 am
Part 3: Timing & Metabolism
CYCLE
Thursday, January 27 4:00 pm Zoom
Tue 7:30 - 8:15 am MP
Tue 5:30 - 6:15 pm GX
Wed 7:30 - 8:15 am GX
Thu 7:30 - 8:15 am MP
Sat 8:00 - 8:45 am GX
Yoga & Spa Retreat
AGELESS BRAIN & BODY GX & Zoom
Thurs 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
BARRE GX & Zoom
Saturday, CANCELED
January 22 Weds 8:30 - 9:30 am
Join us for a unique, health-focused day to help you unwind, connect with the CARDIO KICKBOXING GX
inner you, and learn strategies to develop a deeper personal self-care practice. Thurs 10:15 - 11:15 am
MELT METHOD GX
Wed 4:00 - 5:00 pm
PILATES MAT GX & Zoom
Sat 10:15 - 11:15 am
POUND GX
Thurs 5:15 - 6:15 pm
QIGONG GX
Wed 3:00 - 4:00 pm
SCULPT GX & Zoom
Tues 11:15 am - 12:15 pm
Line Dancing Class Fixing Your Fatburn SHELF CARE Thurs 8:30 - 9:30 am
Wednesday, January 5 Thursday, January 6 with Ariane Resnick SIT TO BE FIT GX
5:00 pm POSTPONED
MP 4:00 pm MP & ZM Monday, January 24 Mon 11:15 -12:15 pm
4:00 pm MP & ZM Wed 11:30 -12:30 pm
with Chris Decker with Dr. Lillian Craggs-Dino.
Have fun with your friends Join this interactive discussion A special diet chef, certified STRETCH GX
line dancing while getting and truth about pre- nutritionist, and best-selling Tues 7:30 -8:00 am
the benefits of an aerobic diabetes, insulin-resistance, author, Ariane will share how TABATA GX & Zoom
workout. and hyperglycemia, and its she healed herself from Lyme Fri 10:15 - 11:00 am
relationship to food and body disease with recipes, coping TAI CHI GX
composition. strategies and so much more. Mon 12:30 - 1:30 pm
YOGA GX
Mon 5:30 - 6:15 pm nidra
Tues 8:00 - 9:00 am vinyasa
Moonlight Yoga & Full Moon Walk Tues* 10:00 - 11:00 am chair
Monday, January 17 • Meet by Pool at 6:45 pm Thurs 4:00 - 5:00 pm vinyasa
Fri* 12:00 - 1:00 pm hatha
Fri* 1:00 - 1:30 pm meditation
Z FITNESS CENTER SPA SERVICES
Class Schedules subject
* Also available on Zoom
YOGALATES GX
561-495-2806 561-860-8711
Z
Z
to change. See app or Mon 10:00 - 11:00 am
Z
Mon 6:30 am - 8:00 pm Mon - Sat 9:00 am - 6:00 pm website for the most
Tues/Thurs 6:30 am - 9:00 pm current information, ZUMBA GX
Wed 6:00 am -8:00 pm including additional Weds 10:00 - 11:00 am
Fri 6:00 am - 6:00 pm GX Group Exercise Studio safety guidelines. Sat 9:00 - 10:00 am
Sat 6:30 am - 6:00 pm MP Multipurpose Room
Sun 7:00 am - 5:00 pm ZM See emails for Zoom info gleneagles.cc 13FINE DINING
JULIEN SARAZEN / UNSPLASH
REGAN SAMANIEGO
DIRECTOR OF FOOD & BEVERAGE
Fresh Perspectives
January first has arrived, and suddenly it is time to
start something new and embrace the excitement
of beginnings. It’s the first blank page of a 365 page
book that your Food & Beverage team is excited
to write. This past year may have thrown more
at us than we planned, but we still made it and
we kick off this new year with our New Year’s Day
Champagne Brunch. It will be a lavish, all you
can eat brunch experience featuring a bottomless
bloody Mary and mimosa bar.
While we look forward to new beginnings, we won’t
forget the things that make us great, including our
Lobster Nights which will be featured on January 15
and 22. There will be two opportunities to attend this
evening as we want to be able to accommodate all.
The V (formerly The Veranda) is a popular topic
when I speak with members. The V will be utilized
by Food & Beverage in January. As the restaurant
supplies are due to arrive soon, we are excited to
be able to have you experience our new venue. As
there are many challenges and unknowns, we have
decided not to add specific dates to the calendar
in the Newsletter. Our schedule has been fluid
thus far and we thank you for all the support and
understanding as we face these challenges head
on. The Weekly Dining Specials email is a great
resource to see what is going on in Food & Beverage
in regard to schedules and offerings.
Our Wednesday and Friday evenings in Legends
and around the pool have been highly successful
and very well attended, but did you know we offer
in-club dining on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and
Sunday nights? This brings us up to six nights a
week for in-club dining with menus varying based
on venue and theme.
We will continue to work hard while we navigate
these unprecedented times and I assure you that
bringing fun and a great dining experience is
paramount to our team. Thank you for all the
support and we look forward to making 2022 a
great year.
14 the Eagle JANUARY 2022HIGHLIGHTS
Reservations are required for all evening dining.
Reserve via Dining Reservations on the App
or website, or by phone at 561-498-4003.
CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH 30 | January 1
LOBSTER
Celebrate the New Year with a lavish brunch
featuring a bottomless Bloody Mary and
Mimosa Bar. Children 12 & under half price.
Legends: Reservations open Dec. 18
NIGHTS
PRIME RIB BUFFET 36 | January 2
Our signature buffet includes and soup and elaborate
salad bar, hand carved prime rib, turkey, shrimp
scampi, honey mustard salmon, baked potato bar, ice
cream sundae bar, Chef’s desserts and more.
Legends: Reservations open Dec. 19
CHEF’S TABLE 105 | January 8
See ad at left for details.
The V: Reservations open Dec. 23
SOUTHERN BBQ BUFFET 26 | January 9
Put on your shorts and join us in the Grille or by
the pool for this casual traditional buffet. Find
favorites such as burgers, hot dogs, brisket,
chicken wings, corn on the cob, baked beans, mac
and cheese, Chef’s desserts and more.
Grille Room: Reservations open Dec. 26
ITALIAN BUFFET 29 | January 12
Join us for one of our most popular evenings.
Chef will provide classic Italian fare including a
themed soup and salad bar, create your own pasta
station, chicken parmesan, veal marsala, sausage &
meatballs and more…
Legends: Reservations open Dec. 29
LOBSTER NIGHTS 75 | January 15 & 22
Featuring all-you-can eat lobster and prime rib
stations, corn on the cob, new potatoes, and more.
Grille Room: Reservations open Jan. 3 & Jan. 8
PIZZA & PASTA 24 | January 23
Saturday, January 15 & Saturday, January 22 Made-to-order pasta stations featuring your
favorite sauces and toppings, a variety of classic
Featuring all-you-can eat lobster and prime rib stations, pizzas and Italian dishes, desserts and more.
corn on the cob, new potatoes, and more. Legends: Reservations open Jan. 9
Grille Room • $75 • Reservations open Jan. 3 & Jan. 8
TACO TUESDAY 24 | January 25
Choose from chicken, shrimp or beef tacos,
quesadilla station, themed salad bar, nacho station,
Chef’s dessert bar and $5 Margaritas.
Grille Room: Reservations open Jan. 11
RHÔNE RIVER CRUISE BRUNCH FOR DINNER 27 | January 26
Includes salad bar, matzoh ball soup, hand carved
corned beef and honey mustard salmon, brisket,
stuffed cabbage rolls, noodle kugel, cheese blintzes,
bacon, sausage, nova and whitefish display, omelet
station, an ice cream sundae bar, pastries and more…
Legends: Reservations open Jan. 12
Chef's Table
TRADITIONAL DINNER 30 | January 28
Join us for Challah, gefilte fish, matzoh ball soup,
choice of brisket, chicken or salmon entrees
with broccoli and potato latkes, and dessert.
Manischewitz Wine served with dinner.
Legends: Reservations open Jan. 14
POSTPONED
Saturday, January 8 • 6:00 pm • The V LUCK: CASINO NIGHT 100 | January 29
Enjoy Chef’s eclectic take on timeless classics and expertly See back page for details.
Legends: Lottery due Dec. 29.
paired wines in a very intimate and upscale setting.
$105 per person. Members Only. Reservations open Dec. 23 HOURS NOVEMBER 1 - APRIL 30
LUNCH 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
DINNER 5:00 - 7:30 pm
Reservations 561-498-4003 DRINKS 3:00 pm - close
gleneagles.cc 15SOCIAL SCENE
TAMI KLEIN
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
DIRECTOR
561-498-3606 x134
NEW YEAR
FRESH START JAN DIY Social
JAN Van Gogh: Multiple
14 Acrylic Pour
With the holidays behind us and
a new year before us, now is the 06 Perspectives Whether you call it fluid art,
liquid art, or acrylic pouring,
time to plan to create awesome with Dr. Karen Leader. there’s nothing more satisfying
memories for 2022. We have Vincent van Gogh lived more than creating abstract
months ahead that are full of than 115 years ago, and yet masterpieces by letting pigment
potential to repeat something you his artwork is still altering the run amok. Explore the endless
have done before or have been way mankind views beauty,
curious to try. creative possibilities of acrylic
persona, individuality, and paint combinations. Learn how
Gleneagles is spicing up the New style in art. His thousands of to create a masterpiece and
Year and kicking it into gear paintings and drawings have leave with an 11x14 canvas that
starting with our three-day, two- various characteristics that have once dry, will be ready to hang!
night trip to St. Augustine from been copied by thousands and Price includes all art materials,
January 4-6. Although the trip is duplicated by none. Dr. Leader wine, and refreshments.
sold out, there may be cancellations discusses Van Gogh’s unique life
that we would need to fill. Please and how it has inspired millions FRIDAY, JANUARY 14 | 4:30 pm ST
call me if you would like to be put to become active in art. $45 | No cancellations after Jan. 1
on the waitlist. Activities Calendar or
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6 | 8:00 pm ZM
Taking a further peek into January, Meeting ID: 862 4331 6834 Password: VanGogh
on Friday the 7th, we celebrate our Activities Calendar or
second Gleneagles After Dark Dance
Party in The V. Our party last month
was a huge success with more than
100 members in attendance. JAN JAN Game Show Night
Gleneagles After Dark
On Friday, January 14, all members 07 with MC/DJ Crazy Eddy. After
14 Team Feud
are welcome to pay homage to the with Host Marc Weinstock.
the tropical Florida sun sets
TV show Family Feud! Sign up online Team Feud is a game based
in Delray Beach, Gleneagles
as a team or let us create one for on surveys, and all about fun!
Country Club will sizzle after
you. Host Marc Weinstock returns You’ve seen the popular TV
dark. Rock it out in the V and cut
to provide us with a gameshow version; now it’s your time to
loose on the dance floor! MC/
experience that mimics the famous answer the same questions
DJ Crazy Eddy is here for the
show known by all! used on Family Feud that come
entire season at our Gleneagles
This month also marks our first LED to play from one hundred member
After Dark evenings
dinner show of the season with audience surveys. All members
your requests
CANCEand ensure a
comedian Troy Thirdgill and pop are invited to participate. You
great time! Our bartenders
artist Savannah Smith on the 20th, can sign up as a team (up to 10
will be shaking cocktails and
our Gleneagles Bridge Invitational people) or we’ll form a team for
making martinis, while the V
on the 25th, and two Dueling Piano you. Can your team uncover the
transforms into a dance club.
performances on the 28th. We close most popular answers and bank
Vaccinated guests are welcome!
out the month with The Fusion the points to win the game?
Complimentary. Reservations
Band playing at our LUCK Casino Survey says… yes!
are not required.
Night on January 29.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 14 | 8:00 pm V
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 | 7:30 pm V
So let’s press forward, embrace this Reservations open Dec. 14
fresh start and get back some joy in Activities Calendar or
our lives.
Reserve on Activities Calendar (App or Website) GG Glen Garry Satellite MP Multipurpose Room
Reservations by Phone 561-498-4003 ST Strathearn Satellite ZM Zoom Virtual Event
16 the Eagle JANUARY 2022Dueling Pianos
A dueling pianos show makes for AT THE
a unique, interactive experience
BRIDGE
with two grand pianos, and two
outgoing piano players who will TABLE
make this a perfect night. Come
prepared with your song request
and laugh and sing into the night. We’re starting off the new year with
Members only. Ticket includes a new bridge event! On January 25,
beverage of choice. all Bridge players and their guests
FRIDAY, JANUARY 28 | 6:30/8:30 pm V
are welcome to play Duplicate for
$30 | Reservations open Dec. 28
Masterpoints or play socially at the
Activities Calendar or
Gleneagles Bridge Invitational.
PONED
OST at 3:30 pm, and
RegistrationPstarts
card play will start promptly at 4:00
pm in the Ladies’ Card Room. Cocktail
JAN Virtual Event reception and dinner immediately
21 Friday follow in The V. $50 per person,
Morning includes cocktails, dinner, welcome
Book Club gift, and prizes for the winning teams.
with Tracy Cocktails and dinner reception
Caruso. This are open to non-playing spouses
month’s Book as well as other members. Guests
Read is Empire must be fully vaccinated. Men and
JAN Stay at Home Lecture Series of Pain: The Secret History of Women Welcome! Return completed
16 The List 2022 the Sackler Dynasty, by Patrick reservation form by January 10.
What’s in and out for this Radden Keefe (2021). Call Tami Klein with any questions.
coming year, as reported by FRIDAY, JANUARY 21 | 10:00 am ZM 561-498-3606 x134.
The Washington Post. Every Meeting ID: 833 9067 9653 Password: Bookclub
new year, The Washington Post Activities Calendar or Save the
predicts what’s in and what’s date!
out. This list is a U.S. pop culture
staple, published annually on or
near New Year’s Day in the Style
section. It was started in 1977
by Nina Hyde, and is currently
tended to by various former and
current Post writers. Join us on
Zoom as we meet the reporter
from The Washington Post who
co-authored The List and find
out who and what made the cut.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 16 | 8:00 pm ZM BEGINNER IN-PERSON BRIDGE
Meeting ID: 849 3800 1064 Password: Thelist
Activities Calendar or Mahjongg Please arrive 15 minutes before start
time. Reservations are not required.
JAN
LESSONS
Afternoon Trip OPEN PAIRS DUPLICATE
Learn the tiles and pieces of American
19 West Palm Beach Food Tour Mahjongg. Classes will cover tile Tues. 7:00 pm LC | $7
Join us for an entertaining foodie recognition, basic strategy, and rules. Sat. 1:00 pm LC | $7
adventure through historic Barbie Tannenholz and her group of LADIES’ DUPLICATE
Downtown West Palm Beach. instructors will lead this 5-day class. This Weds. 12:30 pm MP | $7
In addition to all the food you’ll LED
will be in-person and held in the Glen
LADIES’ SOCIAL
be sampling, this tour will also Garry Satellite.CANCE
You can purchase a 2022
cover the local history of the city, Weds. 12:30 pm ST
Mah Jongg card for an additional $10.
and how popular local cuisine MEN’S SOCIAL
MONDAY - FRIDAY, JANUARY 10-14 | 2:30 pm
shaped WPB. Tues. 12:30 pm ST
Glen Garry Satellite
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 $130 | RSVP by January 6 OPEN SOCIAL
BUS DEPARTS AT 1:30 pm Activities Calendar or Sun. 7:00 pm LC | $7
$95 | Reserve by Jan. 4
Form available online
gleneagles.cc 17ON OUR GREENS
JOE DeMINO, pga
director of golf
Starting Fresh!
2021 Ladies’ 18
Opening Day Happy New Year! We closed out 2021 with some excellent weather, great
November 16, 2021 golf, and lots of new friends and new golf games formed. The December
Mixed Couples tournament had 240 players, which is the largest field in
over two years.
It is now 2022, and as the old phrase goes, the best is yet to come! We are
deep into the majors and as always, they have a full field of players just
like our league days. Our Demo Days continue to be very successful. Yes,
there are still some challenges in getting certain retail product due to
global supply chain issues, but our team and our vendors are committed
to doing everything possible to get our members their products as
quickly as possible.
The practice facility has been very popular, especially the driving range,
which has 20 spots. Did you know that our members hit approximately
30,000 golf balls on the driving range each day? Our members have
been doing a great job sharing the space with each other during busy
times, such as warm up before league days, and we are very grateful for
your consideration for fellow members.
Thank you to all of the members for their efforts in continuing to be
safe. Golf has reached new heights during the past twenty-one months
as outdoor activities provide a safe way to socialize and exercise, and it is
so nice to see the golf courses at full capacity.
We wish everyone a great season, especially our new members who are
spending their first winter in our special paradise at Gleneagles. As
always, our doors are open, and we always look forward to conversations
with our members about golf and life in general. We are a family – and
we look forward to a wonderful 2022!
PRO TIP: SMALL CHANGES, BIG IMPACT!
1. Balance is very important in anything we do in life, but especially
in golf. If we want to create power in a golf swing, balance is key.
Any exercise or activity that you can do to improve your balance in
general will also pay dividends to your golf game.
2. Grip pressure is important to balance. Too firm of a grip will not
allow us to set the club in the back swing and release properly on the
follow through.
3. Swing width is not something that we talk about often, but it’s
important as when we swing our arms, it creates width in our swing
and this allows for power. If the arms stay too close to the body, this
can cause you to top the ball.
Golf is a game in which we are all students for life. Keep learning and
trying new things, and always remember, keep smiling and soft hands!
18 the Eagle JANUARY 2022GOLF EVENTS
WELCOME 2022 MEN’S 18 GOVERNOR’S CUP
The New Year is here! We are looking forward to watching the January 5, 7, 12 • 8:30 am
competition in the Men’s Governor’s Cup and Ladies’ Ryder Cup events
this month! Those highly contested, highly participated member COUPLES GOLF
events are what makes Gleneagles so special! This month we will also Sunday, January 9 • 8:30 am
host the “One Day Member-Guest,” our Sunday Couples event, and
an Ecco Trunk Show. Furthermore, Callaway and Taylor Made Golf LADIES’ 12 RYDER CUP
LUKE will be releasing new product later next month on February 10 and 11 January 11, 18 • 9:00 am
FRAZIER, pga respectively. Come out and experience a “fresh start to your game” with
head golf new, explosive distance. ECCO TRUNK SHOW
professional With the golf courses in excellent condition and the weather being Thursday, January 13
perfect, we are looking for the middle of our season to be record- 11:00 am - 3:00 pm • Driving Range
breaking!
GOLF GUEST DAY
Saturday, January 15
Save the Dates: 11:00 am Registration
12:30 pm Shotgun
Two Very Special Days at Gleneagles
LADIES’ 9 RYDER CUP
Monday, February 7, 2022 Tuesday, February 8, 2022 Applications will be available
Wednesday, January 19 • 10:15 am
Men’s Golf Tournaments Women’s Golf Tournament on December 25,2022 in
and Luncheon, plus P.I.N.K. and Luncheon, plus Card the Golf Pro Shop, the
Boutique 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Party in the Ladies’ Card Concierge and the Men’s LADIES’ 18 RYDER CUP
Multipurpose Room. Room for non-golfers. and Ladies’ Card Rooms Jan. 25 & 27, Feb. 1 • 8:30 am
Guests welcome
RAFFLES • 50/30/20
to Boutique!
PRIZES GALORE Tee Times: 561-637-1208
Starter: 561-498-3933
Golf Pro Shop
561-496-1333
Daily 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Congrats!
BRUCE WAINER
Hole in One
#11 Victory • November 22, 2021
2021 Ladies’ 9 Opening Day: Rodeo Roundup. November 9, 2021
2021 Men’s Opening Day: November 17, 2021
gleneagles.cc 19ON OUR COURTS
In the Tennis Shop
RUTH BARNETT, pro shop manager
START FRESH IN 2022
Racquet Talk It’s a new year, so make a fresh start
by donating all your old tennis clothes
to a good cause! Then, it’s off to the
With league Tennis and Pickleball matches leading the Tennis Pro Shop to buy all new outfits.
way, we are very much vaulting into a “Fresh Start”
mode on the courts. Fourteen teams and 250 players Jamie Sadock starts us off
will hit the courts representing Gleneagles in tennis and with her WOW collection of
Pickleball league play. There will be matches to watch SUNSENSE long-sleeved
MIKE PUC, throughout the week, so come on down and support tops in fabulous colors,
uspta and cheer on your fellow club members during these styles and fabric. This
entertaining matches. collection offers UVA 50
director
of tennis
for total sun protection plus
The Events Calendar is packed with something for wick-off fabrics so that you
everyone on and off the court this month including feel cool, cool, cool, even when
The League Kick Off Party, Tuesday, January 4, 5:00 – the weather says hot, hot, hot.
7:00 pm. The event features a buffet with pot stickers,
vegetable summer rolls, and spare ribs as well as an Cross Court enters the New
Asian beef & chicken salad station, sushi display and Year with a flourish and some
stir fry station and a poke station and other goodies. eye-popping, trendy outfits.
All Tennis members are invited to this dinner for only Celebrate the New Year with a
$19.95. new style in stripes and solids in
Also in January are the Season Opener, Singles silver and rouge.
Tournaments, Exhibitions, Tennis Calcutta, and the
Rackets Dinner Dance, Thursday, January 27, 6:00 – Tail, of course, keeps up with the New
10:00 pm. The Dinner Dance features music by Street Start bringing us Fiji Sunset, so that
Talk and dinner with passed hors d’oeuvres, Strawberry you look like you are cruising whether
Salad and dinner choices of Pistachio Crusted Snapper, on the tennis court or a boat.
Sliced Beef Tenderloin or Mushroom & Gruyere Stuffed
Chicken Breast. $39.00+/person. Plan now for all these SPARKLE HATS ARE BACK,
events! and in all colors to set
off all your new outfits.
20 the Eagle JANUARY 2022TENNIS & PICKLEBALL
DATES THAT RATE
PICKLEBALL EVENTS & MORE LEAGUE KICKOFF PARTY TP
With over 200 Pickleball players and an active Calendar of Tuesday, January 4
Events, Pickleball is booming at Gleneagles. If you still have CANCELED
5:00 pm • Legends Dining Room
not experienced the wonderful game of Pickleball, call the
Pro Shop to learn how you can get involved. All new beginner SEASON OPENER TP
SCOTT players are encouraged to contact the Pro Shop to register for the Saturday, January 8 • 9:30 am
complimentary clinic series. You will be playing and enjoying the
HARPER, uspta
game in a very short time. PICKLEBALL TP
head tennis &
pickleball pro Pickleball events abound in January, with several events including PRO EXHIBITION
the Professional Pickleball Exhibition on Monday, January 10. Monday, January 10 • 4:00 pm
Head Professional Scott Harper will be joined by Pickleball Pros Scott Golden,
Megan Hall and Milly Rane to entertain members with a rapid fire action. The SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP T
match begins at 4:00 pm. Courtside seating and refreshments will be provided. Men’s Singles
Gleneagles is joining the Palm Beach County Pickleball League for the 2022 season. January 11, 15, 16 • 9:00 am
We will field teams at two different levels, and matches will be played on Saturdays
Women’s Singles
starting mid-January with a home and away schedule. This is a competitive,
January 12, 16 • 9:00 am
gender-neutral league with five lines of play.
The Play It Forward Pickleball League also begins in January, and Gleneagles will SUPER SUNDAY T
have a team comprised of our top players for this league. This league consists of SINGLES FINALS
five lines of play, with two men’s doubles matches, two women’s doubles matches, Sunday, January 16 • 8:00 am
and a mixed doubles match.
Gleneagles Pickleball Club Championships will be held on Saturday, January TENNIS PRO DOUBLES TP
29 from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. There will be two divisions of play, and the INVITATIONAL
Championships will be gender neutral. Wednesday, January 19 • 2:00 pm
TENNIS CALCUTTA T
Saturday, January 22 • 9:00 am
PICKLEBALL TIP: PREPARE TO PLAY TP
RACKETS
Pickleball is a fast-paced game that requires quick movements, including sudden DINNER DANCE
stops, and last-second adjustments. These types of movements carry the potential Thursday, January 27 • 6:00 pm
for strains, sprains and pulled muscles. As with all athletic endeavors, it is
important to prepare ahead of the game, and also to have a routine for protecting P
PICKLEBALL
your joints and muscles once playtime has concluded.
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Before you ever step on the Pickleball court, you should observe a ritual of Saturday, January 29 • 9:00 am
warming up with a brisk walk and lightly stretching the muscles in your lower
body, namely the hamstrings (the back of your thigh), calves, hip flexors, and
Tennis Pro Shop
quadriceps (the front of your thigh). Stretching not only benefits the leg muscles,
but also helps loosen your lower back. Stretch your shoulders, and warm up your 561-499-0211
elbows and wrists. MON-FRI 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
During play, learn to play within your limitations. SAT, SUN, HOLIDAYS 7:30 am - 2:00 pm
Many injuries in Pickleball are the result of
overextending or moving more aggressively than
the body is accustomed to moving. Be mindful of
any muscle or joint that is giving you signals that
League Play
it is overworked or fatigued, and adjust your play WOMEN’S TENNIS
accordingly. Mondays 9:30 am / Fridays 10:00 am
Finally, it is just as important to thoroughly stretch
MEN’S TENNIS
AFTER play as it is beforehand. Spend a few
Thursdays 9:30 am
minutes stretching before you cool down, and if
you have any joint pain after play or a joint that PICKLEBALL
often gives you discomfort from activity, spend Mondays & Wednesdays 3:00 pm
20 minutes wearing an ice pack on that joint. Saturdays 11:00 am & 1:00 pm
Follow these few tips to save yourself on the court, and to protect you from
the aches and pains after play!
gleneagles.cc 21member activities
GLITZ, GLAM, & GAMES
The Gleneagles Pap Corps Champions for Cancer
Research is having a Ladies’ and Men’s Canasta, Mah
Jongg and Bridge game day on Monday, January 17. All
Gleneagles members are invited. We do have a “no
guests” policy on that day. It will be a full day starting
with a lovely continental breakfast at 9:30 AM followed CANCELED
by game play. Then lunch will be served along with the
raffle drawing. After lunch, it’s back to game play with
coffee, cookies and munchies while you play. Please look
for flyers at the Concierge and Card Rooms. It is requested that ONE PERSON be in charge of submitting
the reservation form and checks for all players in your group. Please be sure everyone includes their
club member number on the form. What better way to support cancer research than having a lovely
Deepest
day with friends and playing the game of your choice! Condolences
to the family & friends of
Sherry Freedman
Robert Jacobs
Howard Perlman
Rhoda Sklar
The January 2022 Open Meeting will be held on Monday,
January 17 at 4:00 pm at the Strathearn Satellite. Everyone at to our Member
Gleneagles is welcome to attend. Members of the Palm Beach Irving Kallins, on the loss of
Sheriff’s Office Volunteer Against Scams Team (VAST) will ART CLUB his brother Charles Kallins
present information about how to “harden the target” for the The Art Club is open to all
purpose of preventing becoming a victim of financial crimes members of the Gleneagles
(e.g., identity theft, fraud, and the like), as well as getting community interested in the
assistance in recovering from these crimes.
Workshop classes are available for Computers Plus members
creative arts. Our January
meeting dates are Monday, A Note
(anyone who has been a member since the pandemic began) at
the Club’s Computer Center in the Lomond Hills Satellite. The
January 3 and Monday,
January 24, 1:00 - 4:00 pm. of Thanks
schedule of topics and dates when each will be held is posted All you need to join is to show The following people
on our website (gleneaglescomputersplus.org). Pre-registration up with enthusiasm, your would like to express their
for classes is a must and can be done via the website. best smile, art supplies and
thanks to everyone
Any Computers Plus member who may need assistance with a plastic sheet to cover your
work space. Hope to see you for their cards, calls,
their digital equipment can obtain it by using the link on
our website to start the process of setting up a help session. there! prayers and kind deeds:
gleneaglescomputersplus.org Sol & Trudy Klioze
Pauline Wintraub
ACTIVITIES Art Club • Computers Plus Club • Fishing Club • Medical Play Dolls
To place a Condolence,
FOR EVERY Needlework Club • Hadassah • Pap Corps • Play for P.I.N.K.
Thank You, or Get Well
INTEREST Contact Concierge for more information! 561-498-3606 x132 message in the Eagle,
contact the Membership
These independent forums are facilitated by Gleneagles members. Gleneagles provides a space for their meetings and
Office at 561-498-0707
events, however the programs are independent from the club.
or fill out a form at the
Concierge Desk.
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