ON THE BAY -May 2020

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GET IN TOUCH Peter J. Serena, General Manager

305.964.4048 - p.serena@dbycc.com

Kathy Villamizar, Member Billing - memberbilling@dbycc.com

BOARD OF DIRECTORS President.................................. Steven Sonenreich Vice President.......................... Rob Sperber Treasurer................................. Domingo Moreira Secretary..................................Gary Alvo Directors.................................John Marshall

Jimmie Dresnick

Leo Chomiak Gary Sandler MPOA Representative..............Bob Walters

305.964.4044

Carmen Fadraga, Accounts Payable

305.964.4043 - c.fadraga@dbycc.com

John Gale, Director of Mktg. & Membership 305.964.4046 - j.gale@dbycc.com

Daniella Tosta, Mktg. & Membership Manager 305.964.4049 - d.tosta@dbycc.com

Ana Lopez, Communications Manager

305.964.4053 - communications@dbycc.com

COMMITTEES Finance ..........................Domingo Moreira Fitness & Tennis............Leo Chomiak Golf & Greens...............Jimmie Dresnick House.............................Gary Sandler Legal & By-Laws............Steven Sonenreich Long Range Planning....Steven Sonenreich Membership....................Gary Alvo

Roger Hopkins, Executive Chef

MAIN DIRECTORY

Jessica Terry, Catering Manager

Clubhouse....................................305.254.2111 Car Wash.....................................305.710.7505 Dining & Social Reservations......305.278.8688 Fitness Center..............................305.254.2111 Front Gate Security....................305.256.2518 Golf Shop....................................305.256.2500 Member Billing............................305.964.4044 Tennis Shop..................................305.256.3366

305.964.4045 - r.hopkins@dbycc.com

305.964.4051 - j.terry@dbycc.com

David “Dave” Ragan III, Head Golf Professional 305.256.2500 - d.ragan@dbycc.com

James “Jimmy” Germana, Director of Grounds 305.256.2516 - j.germana@dbycc.com

Renny Ramirez, Director of Fitness

305.254.2111 - fitnesscenter@dbycc.com

IN THIS ISSUE

Pedro Leon, Director of Tennis

305.256.3366 - p.leon@dbycc.com

Cheryl Porter, Head Tennis Professional 305.256.3366 - c.porter@dbycc.com

Erik Ruiz, Building Maintenance Manager 305.254.2112 - e.ruiz@dbycc.com

4 A Message From The President & GM 6 Membership Message 8 Golf Note 9 Greens Report 11 Fitness with Renny 12 A Note From Tennis 14 Summer Cocktails 15 Member Birthdays 16 Mother’s Day To Go

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Moving to a New Normal

We’re Glad To Have You Back!

Please Follow The CDC Guidelines And Stay Safe!

A M E S S A G E FROM THE PRESIDENT & THE GENERAL MANAGER

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elcome to May and a fresh beginning at the Club. We are sure you were all as relieved and excited to receive the news that we could begin to reopen the Club. The County’s Phase One plan allowed

us to open up our golf course and tennis courts, as well as starting Curbside Takeout service with Food & Beverage. As you know, there are restrictions on how we can operate in these areas right now, but most will agree that even with the guidelines, it’s better than not having them at all. Please take some time to

Steven Sonenreich read through them here in the newsletter and become familiar with them and President what is permitted under Phase 1 as it pertains to golf, tennis and dining.

We look forward to news on a Phase 2 rollout that will include opening the clubhouse for meals, fitness, card rooms, the pool and maybe some relaxed rules to golf and tennis. Please continue to take advantage of the online live fitness classes offered on Zoom and our other virtual calendar items. We appreciate everyone’s patience in the meantime.

As the clubhouse will not be open for Mother’s Day Brunch this year, Chef Roger has created a Mother’s Day Menu and will do all the cooking for Mom’s on their special day. Meals will be prepared family style and you will have a choice of soups, salads, appetizers, four entrees, six side dishes and desserts. It will require you to preorder by May 4th, and you will be able to pick up your dinners on Mother’s Day to celebrate in style.

During the closure, we missed the opportunity to recognize the 30th Birthday of Deering Bay Yacht & Country Club. It may have come and gone, without our ability to celebrate it as we had wished. But it gives us chance to reflect on the rich history of the Club, the many great members who have been a part of it, past and present, and the strong friendships that develop.

The progress on our renovation continues. As we went to print, we were expecting final approvals from Miami Dade County on the remaining Derm-Pollution items.

Once received from MDC, the City of Coral Gables will continue with their review and approvals. We expect that to take another month and to receive our permits in June.

In the month of April we received the following approvals: • • • • • • MAY 2020 • 4

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Sprinkler Electrical Fire Alarm Fire Plan – with conditions Public Works Plan Landscape

the clubhouse being closed and our inability to hold indoor events, this meeting was postponed. It is the Board of Director’s intent to hold this meeting at the earliest opportunity. We are working on an agenda to discuss such items as the results of the 2019 independent audit, current financial status, the impact of the closure and upcoming renovation.

For those of you who are planning to head to cooler climes for the summer, please be sure to stay connected with Deering Bay with the Deering Bay App,

Peter Serena General Manager

Eblasts and Newsletters. For those of you who are here, we look forward to a fun summer and getting back into our routines. Regardless of where you will be, we wish you good health, and a great summer.

Sincerely,

Steven Sonenreich Peter J. Serena President General Manager

MAY 2020 • 5

M E S S A G E CONTINUED

We recognize the Club’s By-Laws call for an Open Forum in the Spring. Due to

has produced. We want to make sure that you still had access to the club activities and our fabulous team from the comforts of your home.

We will continue to connect with all of you virtually until we can finally fully reopen the club. We have received positive feedback as to what you want to see and

John Gale Director of Membership

watch. We have taken your suggestions and have adjusted our programming. The Fitness Zoom classes have been a hit and we invite you all to check out these complimentary classes. We email the Zoom schedule weekly as a reminder, and if any changes have been added. You may also find the schedule in this newsletter.

I want to take this opportunity to recognize Daniella Tosta, who has been working behind the scenes in recording and editing our videos.

For additional content and virtual activities please feel free to explore Troon’s Moments Matter website: https://www.troon.com/moments/. The website provides members of Troon Prive clubs with access to additional videos ranging from tennis tips, Golf tips, Fitness classes, and cooking tips.

Please continue to stay strong and connected!

Best regards, John Gale

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MAY 2020 • 7

A N O T E FROM GOLF

I speak for everyone here when I say it sure feels like we are starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. While the COVID-19 situation has been going on, we have been working relentlessly here to prepare for the new normal for the coming months. While the end of our golf season many have been slightly delayed, we want you to know that we are ready for you now that we are open.

Dave Ragan III Head Golf Professional

Walking around your golf shop, I see shelves lined with beautiful men’s and women’s wear, the latest in equipment, caps, hats, accessories and more, ready to go out to the course here or where you summer. I can assure you no one is ready to meet your golf needs like we are now that we are open, and this situation is finally starting to get behind us.

For the next several months, the Golf Shop will continue to promote special sales we hope you take full advantage of. We understand times are tough for everyone and want to offer you some of the best pricing on our merchandise and equipment to help. Please do not hesitate to reach out to myself or Nicole if we can assist you and your family in any way.

TOURNAMENT UP-DATE Club Championships All Club Championships have been postponed pending our ability to secure dates for them.

The President’s Cup In November, 61 participants began play in the individual event known as the Match Play Club Championship. After escaping the gauntlet of competition, the field narrowed its way to the final four. One side of the bracket places Stuart Bornstein vs. Rudy Stern and the opposite side has Don Elliott vs. Larry Woerner.

Thank you to all who participated in this year’s event and good luck to the remaining players.

WGA Twin Trophy The WGA Twin Trophy is considered one of the club’s most prestigious women’s major tournaments. The format featured is one better-ball of two, match play.

The tournament has reached the semi-final stage with Dede Sloto and Raisa Connolly vs. Jill Schwartz and Pam Wolofsky. The other side of the bracket has Debra Frank and Karen Baron vs. Kay Waltman and Karen Levine. Good luck ladies and congratulations on reaching the Semi’s.

The 2020-21 Golf Calendar is shaping up to be a busy one including more social, couples and youth activities. We’re anticipating the best golf course conditions ever and an increase in participation in all the events.

On behalf of the entire golf staff here at Deering Bay I sincerely wish you and your family a happy, healthy and safe summer!

Best regards, Dave Ragan Head Golf Professional

MAY 2020 • 8

GOLF RULES

mOVING TO A NEW NORMAL

Current CDC and State Health Department guidelines regarding the use of masks, 6 feet of social distancing between individuals and limit of groups to 10 people or fewer, must be followed.

Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces have LIMITED ACTIVITIES until further notice.

RU LES O F G OV ER N A N C E • Members Only - Are allowed. Guests and family guests are not allowed at this time.

• Online Tee Times - Online tee times are strongly encouraged; however, phone requests will be taken. No Walk-ins allowed.

• Tee Times/Groups - Are at 15 minute intervals, and will be controlled by the professional staff. Foursomes or less groups ONLY, NO EXCEPTIONS. Professional staff reserves the right to pair up players to create foursomes during peak times. Twosomes are welcome to make tee times after 1pm. Due to limited tee times and heavy demand, cancelations and no-shows within 24 hours may incur a 50% cart fee charge.

• Hours of Play - Tues.-Fri, 8 AM-7 PM, Sat.-Sun., 7:30 AM-7 PM. In order to properly sanitize the golf cart fleet, golf carts are to be returned by 7 PM. • Golf Shop - Open, 7 AM-6 PM. Tues.-Sun. Members MUST wear facial covering while inside the Golf Shop. Limited to 4 members, to comply with social distancing guidelines. Check-in will be made following proper social distancing guidelines. Markers will be placed at six feet intervals for golf shop lines, to comply with social distancing guidelines. Demo equipment is available and will be properly sanitized before and after use.

• 19th Hole Remote Golf Check-in - Members are highly encouraged to check at this location. Check-in will be made following proper social distancing guidelines.

• Locker Rooms - Are NOT available at this time. Members may request their items to be removed from their locker and brought to them by locker room attendant during Golf Shop hours. Members will then be expected to retain possession of their personal items until such time the locker rooms are allowed to reopen. Restrooms are available by the Fitness Center on the first floor. Two members at a time allowed in restrooms.

• Golf Carts - SINGLE-RIDERS ONLY. NO EXCEPTIONS. Trail Pass requirement will be temporarily waived. Members owning private carts are encouraged to use them, but must meet Trail Pass use specifications.

Golf Shop associates will verify all non- Trail Pass cart prior to use on course during this time. Carts will be given to members 20 minutes before their assigned tee time. Coolers, scorecards, pencils, tees, ball markers or other possible shared material will be will be removed from golf carts. Scorecards, pencils, tees, ball markers: will be issued upon request at the 19th Hole check-in.

• Walking - Allowed while maintaining required social distancing guidelines. Walking is encouraged with push carts or carrying of own clubs. Walkers are requested to carry sand bottles with them.

• Pace of Play - Is set at four hours or less. This is for both riding and walking groups.

MAY 2020 • 9

GOLF RULES G O LF C O U RS E

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• Cup Modifications - The hole, or the cup, will have limited depth to prevent the ball from going in the hole.

• Flagstick - Are not to be touched or removed.

• Bunkers - Bunker rakes have been removed from course and are now on each cart. You may play your shot from the bunker with preferred lie. For walkers, foot “raking” is encouraged to provide a better lie for the next group coming through. If ball is plugged due to your shot, there is no relief.

• Scoring - Yes, scores may be posted via GHIN App. Electronic posting of scores is preferred via golf cart GPS or personal scoring app.

The USGA has extended the right to our Handicap Committee to accept scores for posting during these course modifications. In the event the player does not hole the putt he/she should consider the number of strokes most likely required to complete the hole, and determine whether the ball would have been holed or not. Most likely score is at the player’s best judgement and should not be used to gain an unfair advantage. This measure is temporary and in effect within the United States until advised otherwise by the USGA. • Water Stations - Are Available. Members are encouraged to bring their own cups, lids and straws. Cups will be available. Straws and lids will not be available.

• Ball Washers - Are not available • Restrooms - Are available. Single occupancy for on course facilities, to provide proper social distancing. Frequently cleansed and sanitized. Hand sanitizers available in every bathroom.

• Practice Facility/Driving Range - Hours 7 AM-7 PM Tues.-Sun. Hitting areas will be appropriately spaced to meet social distancing guidelines. If golfers are waiting to warm-up, as a courtesy, please limit practice time. Water Coolers are NOT available.

• Putting Green - Open until dusk. The cup will have limited depth to prevent the ball from going in the hole. Practice balls, baskets, pickers will not be available.

• ThorGuard Lightning Detection - Should the Thorguard lightning detection alarm sound, golfer should immediately vacate the golf course. In the event the clubhouse is still closed, should go to their vehicles. If after 30 minutes, the all clear has not sounded, members should place their clubs in their vehicles and depart the property. Members are permitted to leave the golf carts in the parking lot for our outside service team to retrieve.

• Golf Lessons (Private) - Contact the golf shop for times. They are available with a minimum of six feet of social distance.

• Golf Clinics - A revised Clinic schedule for May, with days, times and limited attendance requirements will be distributed shortly.

• Valet - Bag drop at valet is not available. Bag racks will be set up in the center of the lower circle by the royal palm. Members are encouraged to pull up there, drop their bag, and then proceed to park their car to lessen the distance one may need to carry it.

• Bag Storage - Is not available at this time. Club will pull Bags for members to play. Once removed from storage, must remain in member’s possession until our Bag Storage is allowed to reopen. Golf clubs, golf bags or equipment clubs in a member’s current possession must remain in member’s possession before and after golf. Rental clubs are not available at this time.

• Golf Bags (Non Storage) - Members will be responsible for bringing their golf equipment to a designated area or golf cart. Before or after practice or play, no golf clubs, golf bags or equipment will be transported or handled by golf course staff.

• Beverage Cart - When available, will be limited to closed container products.

• Tailgating - In the parking lot or surrounding areas before or after golf is prohibited. All golfers are required to leave the property immediately after practice or play to eliminate congestion and gathering on the property or in the parking lot.

• Golf Tournaments/Events - All scheduled golf tournaments or golf events have been postponed until further notice.

All indoor and outdoor events have been postponed.

mOVING TO A NEW NORMAL

Are you Exercising or Training?

Is there a difference? Yes! Exercising is something one does to get the blood flowing. Almost everyone who works out exercises, but not everyone who works out trains. Exercising makes people feel good, but it lacks the intensity necessary to elicit the neuroendocrine response that alters the metabolism and affects the muscles.

What is Training? It is a program of constantly varied, functional movements, performed with high intensity. Training requires pushing through barriers, it means tracking your progress by logging your workouts and food intake.

Renny Ramirez Director of Fitness

We offer great classes if you would like to exercise, but if you would like to try your hand at training, you will first learn mechanics, movements, function and form. From there we will increase the intensity & weight. Training is hard work and it requires perseverance, determination and consistency.

FITNESS W I T H R E N N Y

DEERING BAY FITNESS UPDATE!

Please see our list of personal trainers below: Paul Tirado, Mariana Montero, Scott Reader, Maru Geist, Faby Yasky, Katherine Rose, Sheyl Degreff and Elodie Garnier.

FITNESS ZOOM SCHEDULE MON

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B O DY P U M P PA U L

B O DY AWA K E N MARIANA

8:30-9:30 AM

9-10 AM

ZOOM ID:

251-193-820 PH: (786) 709-8797

YO G A JOANN

9:30-10:30 AM ZOOM ID:

843-5812-3388 PH: (305) 778-4447

ZOOM ID:

821 9093 8805 PH: (305) 498-3613

P OW E R P I L AT E S W/ S T R E N G T H MELISSA

9-10 AM

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B O DY AWA K E N MARIANA

B O DY P U M P PA U L

9-10 AM

9-10 AM

8:30-9:30 AM

ZOOM ID:

ZOOM ID:

715-3864-6216

YO G A JOANN

9:30-10:30 AM

PH: (305)431-2675

843-5812-3388

B O DY L A B MARU

PH: (305) 498-3613

ZOOM ID:

PH: (305) 778-4447

P OW E R P I L AT E S W/ S T R E N G T H MELISSA

9-10 AM ZOOM ID:

372-632-2876 PH: (305)431-2675

B O DY L A B MARU

6-7 PM

6-7 PM

ZOOM ID:

ZOOM ID:

893-1944-3734 PH: (305) 542-4913

ZOOM ID:

251-193-820 PH: (786) 709-8797

PH: (786) 546-7342

ZOOM ID:

372-632-2876

821 9093 8805

SAT SMOOTH S C U L PT I N G KAT H E R I N E

9-10 AM ZOOM ID:

715-3864-6216 PH: (786) 546-7342

893-1944-3734 PH: (305) 542-4913

Please contact Renny our Director of Fitness for more information (305) 469-9731 These classes are complimentary for our members. Register with Zoom to sign in.

Each class has a 10 min window to sign in & will close after that to begin class.

MAY 2020 • 11

A N O T E FROM TENNIS

S Pedro Leon Tennis Director

ummer is very much on its way, and here on our clay courts we had a month that we will never forget. Our teams were doing great, especially the USTA 3.5 seniors who were running away with another championship trophy.

Unfortunately, the season came to a complete halt. On April 3, as the coronavirus pandemic was just beginning to disrupt the social habits of Americans from coast to coast, the United States Tennis Association said in a statement that “it is in the best interest of society to take a collective pause from playing the sport we love.” USTA leagues were not the only affected, all of the south Florida competitions were cancelled and our tennis courts were closed.

Now we are looking forward to our new future. With the lifting of the restrictions on tennis, we were able to resume our tennis program on April 29th. Tennis will be a great opportunity to relieve stress, socialize with others, from six feet away, and provide you with much needed exercise. With the return to play, our primary importance is taking every precaution to help keep all members safe.

During this time off we have been keeping our members engaged through virtual videos, phone calls, and more! This month will not be different. The last article we wrote about how to stay active at home with a valley grip/ball control exercise, this time we would like to recommend how to practice your drop shots against a wall.

Exercise: 1. Rally forehand and backhand strokes against the wall 2. Rally two forehand strokes and for the third one as the ball is approaching switch to continental 3. With the continental grip swing through the ball softly and high to low creating back spin on it 4. Alternate with your backhand Do you really know how to play on clay courts?

Playing on clay courts is totally different than playing on hard court; that is why we would like to share with you this tip for better play on clay.

• Set up your attack shot: it is very difficult to hit clean winners at any time on clay and there are no shortcuts. You must learn to end the point with a sequence of shots. Work your opponent off the court then attack when the percentages are in your favor.

TENNIS QUOTES LOOK ... LISTEN ... AND LEARN 1. 1. A bad temper is a real key to failure 2. The mind is either for you or against you 3. You play with your skills, but you really win with your will

Sincerely, Pedro Leon Director of Tennis MAY 2020 • 12

TENNIS RULES

mOVING TO A NEW NORMAL

Current CDC and State Health Department guidelines regarding the use of masks, 6 feet of social distancing between individuals and limit of groups to 10 people or fewer, must be followed.

Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces have LIMITED ACTIVITIES until further notice.

R E-O P EN I N G G U I D ELI N ES • Members Only Allowed – Guests and family guests are not allowed at this time.

• Reservations – Are strongly encouraged; however phone requests and walk-ins will still be an option.

• Play time – Only singles play is permitted at this time. 1 1/2 hour blocks for Singles Matches, no more than two (2) members per court.

• Water Stations – Are available. Members are encouraged to bring their own cups, lids and straws. Cups will be available.

Straws and lids are not available.

Members are asked to wipe down water machine prior to, and after use.

• Restrooms – Are available by the swimming pool. Two members maximum occupancy to provide proper social distancing. Hand sanitizers available in every bathroom.

• Hours of Play – Court Times are as follows: » Monday: 8 am – 12 pm • Tennis Lessons (Private) – Please contact » Tuesday–Friday: 8 am – 5 pm the tennis shop for lessons. Avoid physical » Saturday and Sunday: 8 am – 4 pm contact during a lesson such as a handshake.

Students are encouraged to bring their • Tennis Shop – own water. Don’t touch rackets or the » Tuesday-Friday: 9 am - 3:30 pm other person. Have anti-bacterial wipes » Saturday-Sunday: 8:30 am - 4 pm › Limited to 4 members, to comply with with you at all times. Don’t touch your social distancing guidelines. Check-in and face during your lesson. After playing, all charges will be made following proper players should leave the facility. social distancing guidelines. Demo equipment is currently not available for use.

• Tennis Clinics (Group) – Are not available No sitting down in the shop. Towels will at this time. not be available. Members are encouraged to supply their own at this time.

• Tennis Tournaments/Events – All scheduled • Rules Governing Play – Practice social distancing during the switch overs (6 ft.).

Consider taking extra precautions and wearing gloves. Avoid touching gates, fences, benches and the like. Stay on your side of the court, avoid changing ends of the court. If a ball from another court comes onto your court, send it back with a kick or with your racket. No handshake at the end of matches or practices.

tennis tournaments or events have been postponed until further notice.

MAY 2020 • 13

Blueberry Mojito 2 servings Ingredients: 1 Cup Fresh Blueberries 4 Ounces of Rum 10 Fresh Mint Leaves 2 Teaspoons White Sugar Juice of 2 Limes 6 Ounces Club Soda Ice Cubes

Directions: 1.

Blend or muddle blueberries until smooth. Set aside 2. Use a muddler to wooden spoon to blend the mint leaves and sugar 3. Stir in rum, lime juice and blueberry mixture 4. Pour into glasses over club soda and ice, gently stir 5. Garnish with extra blueberries, lime and mint if desired

Lemon Drop Martini 1 serving Ingredients: 2 Ounces Vodka .5 Ounces Cointreau 1 Ounce Lemon Juice 1 Ounce Simple Syrup Sugar Lemon

Directions: 1.

Rim a coup glass or martini glass with lemon juice and sugar 2. Add vodka, Cointreau, lemon juice and simple syrup to a shaker 3. Add ice, shake & strain into rimmed glass 4. Garnish with a lemon wedge PRO TIP: to make your own simple syrup place 1 cup of water and 1 cup of granulated sugar into a pot or sauce pan. Het at low-med heat while continuously whisking. Once the sugar has melted set aside to cool and then place into a squirt bottle. Keep refrigerated for up to a month.

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MAY MAY2020 2018 •• 13 11

Mother’s Day

CURBSIDE TAKEOUT Treat Mom to a very special Sunday Dinner TO-GO!

Celebrate Mom in a special way!

Take all the effort out of preparing a wonderful meal for her and allow Chef Roger and our culinary team to handle all the details for you.

All orders must be placed by Monday, May 4 at 5 PM. No Exceptions Please!

You can place your order by filling in the order form and sending it to the club at j.terry@dbycc.com.

All Mother’s Day orders are to be picked up at valet between the hours of 11 AM and 4 PM on Sunday, May 10.

The Club will confirm all orders and pick-up times on May 6.

All orders will be served with reheating instructions.

View menu and order form on the next page.

Mother’s Day Curbside Takeout

Celebrate Mom in a special way! Take all the effort out of preparing a wonderful meal for her and allow Chef Roger and our culinary team to handle all the details for you.

In order to place our orders and prepare your meal, all orders need to be placed by 5:00 pm on Monday May 4th 2020.

Orders can be picked up on Mother’s Day Sunday May 10th between 11am-4pm.

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Soups 1Qt Serves 3-4 ppl __________ Price Florida Style Corn and Crab Chowder with Truffle Oil $16 Old Fashioned Chicken Noodle $16

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Salads and Displays Serves 4-6ppl Marinated Grilled Vegetables with Balsamic Reduction and Basil Oil Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail (16) with Dual Sauces Tossed Field Greens, Tomato, Cucumbers, Olives Choice of Dressing Caesar Salad- Romaine, Croutons, Tomato, Parmesan, Caesar Dressing

$18 $38 $16 $18

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Main Entrées Whole Roasted Organic Chicken Smoked Baked Honey-Mustard Glazed Ham Sea Salt and Olive Oil Whole Roasted Tenderloin Skillet Seared Side of Chilean Salmon

$36 $42 $55 $45

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Homemade Sides Each side serve 4-6ppl Garlic Broccoli Sautéed French Beans Sautéed Brussel Sprouts Roasted Herb Fingerling Potatoes Mashed Yukon Gold Potatoes

$18 $18 $18 $18 $18

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$45 $30

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Serves 3-4ppl Serves 4-6ppl Serves 4-6ppl Serves 4-6ppl (Quart Pan)

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All orders include Assorted Bread and Butter Desserts Flourless Triple Chocolate Cake Florida Key Lime Pie

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Serves 8ppl Serves 8ppl

Sub-Total Tax 8% Service Charge 20% Total Member Charge

Comments/Requests: ____________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ Member Name: Member Number:________________________ Telephone Number: _________________ _Pick up Time: (May 10)___________________ Date Order Received: _________________Received By:____________________________ Member Signature:___________________________________________________________ There is no other A la Carte Menu/Orders available on Mother’s Day

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• ANNOUNCEMENTS • ACCOUNT STATEMENTS • CLUB CALENDAR • DINING MENUS • MEMBER DIRECTORY

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FIRST TIME LOGGING IN? To login into the site, you must enter in the following information in the corresponding fields: USERNAME = Your Member ID Number PASSWORD = Your Full Last Name 1234 (ex: Smith1234) Spouse: USERNAME = Your Member ID Number + ‘S’ PASSWORD = Your Full Last Name When prompted, please change your password & update all of your account information.

All passwords are case-sensitive - must include one (1) upper-case letter, one (1) lower-case letter, and one (1) number and must be between eight (8) and fifteen (15) characters long.

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