The TwinEagles Insider - April Edition by TwinEagles

MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER

Bob Radunz, PGA General Manager/COO

MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER

Warm regards,

Bob Radunz

MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Beth Donovan Vice President Board of Directors

MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ANNUAL MEETING

Thank you to all those Members who attended the Annual Membership Meeting on Monday, March 10. In total, 276 Members were physically in attendance, in addition to 53 via Zoom, for a total of 329 Members. The Membership heard from Board of Directors President Beth Donovan, General Manager/COO Bob Radunz, the Strategic Planning Committee, Club Leadership and the Club's independent audit partner, The Phillips Harvey Group.

Click HERE to view the Meeting Video!

Click HERE to view the PDF Presentation!

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Morgane Bourhis Events Manager

SOCIAL EVENTS REMINDER

All social event registrations open 2 weeks ahead of the date at 7:00 a.m. Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours prior to the event. Cancellations within this timeframe of the event will incur a fee equal to the event's cost. Late cancellation fees may be waived if there is a waiting list. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

LET’S GET SOCIAL

Kind Reminder

This is a friendly reminder to reach out to our Club Concierge TEAM at 239-354-1700 for any updates or changes to your dining or event reservations. Since I may not always be available to check my emails or voicemails prior to an event, contacting them directly ensures your requests are handled promptly. Whether you need to modify your plans, check availability, or explore new options, they’re ready to assist you. Don’t hesitate to give them a call—they’re here to help!

The first TwinEagles Member to correctly identify the Members in the photo below AND email Morgane will win 2 free drink tickets — one for each person in the couple. Please note, those in the photo are not eligible to win, but don't worry there will be more chances in the future!

GUESS WHO?

SUN DAY Brunch Buffet EASTER

SUNDAY, APRIL 20

Click HERE to Register for Easter Brunch!

REGISTRATION WILL OPEN SUNDAY, APRIL 6 @ 7:00 A.M.

Join us for a delightful Easter Brunch filled with delicious food, festive cheer, and family fun! The Easter Bunny will be making a special appearance from 10:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., adding a touch of magic to your day. Perfect for all ages, this event is the ideal way to celebrate Easter with loved ones. We look forward to seeing you there!

TWO SEATING BUFFET TIMES: 10:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m.

ADULTS: $58 ++

CHILDREN (AGES 6-12):$20 ++

CHILDREN UNDER 6: FREE

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Movie MovieGreen Green

APRIL 19 | 6:00 P.M.

$25++ ADULTS

$15++ CHILDREN

Join us for a fantastic evening under the stars as we feature The Secret Life of Pets! Bring your chairs and blankets and unwind with friends and family! Enjoy a great movie in the fresh air and make the most of a perfect night out!

Click HERE to Register for Movie on the Green!

april 30 | 6:00 p.m.

Let’s celebrate the end of the season with a night full of music, dancing, and good vibes! The Banquet Room will transform into a disco dream think groovy beats, delicious bites, and all the fun you can handle Dress to impress in your best retro style, and let’s party the night away under the glow of the disco ball. Grab your friends, bring your energy, and let’s send off the season in true disco fever style! $95++permember CELEBRATEANOTHERGREATSEASONWITHUS! REGISTRATION WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 @ 7:00 A.M. Click HERE to Register for our Farewell Party!

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FRIDAYS

EVERY FRIDAY

4:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m

TALONAMBERBATTEREDFISHFRY

Served with crispy parmesan fries, tartar sauce, broccoli, and coleslaw

NewOptionAvailable!

UPCOMINGLectures

Monday @ 3:30 p.m.

Five Great American Presidents

April

Monday @ 3:30 p.m.

Catherine The Great of Russia

April

Jennah Martinez Director of Membership

NAPLES AREA REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY

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MEMBERSHIP

CORNER

MEMBERS, FAMILY, & GUESTS

Under a Membership, spouses and domestic partners are considered Members, unless otherwise designated as provided herein. A Member’s immediate family will be entitled to use the Club Facilities as follows: A Member’s immediate family will include both Members (primary Member and their spouse/domestic partner) and their unmarried children under the age of twenty-three (23) who are living at home or attending school on a full-time basis The total number of adults who may have full Membership privileges is limited to two (2) adults per Membership (primary Member and spouse/domestic partner)

Extended Family

The Club reserves the right from time to time to permit the extended family of Members to use the Membership privileges upon payment of such fees as may be established by the Club The extended family shall include the parents, adult children not included in immediate family, brothers and sisters, grandparents and grandchildren of the Members. Guests

Members may have guests use the Club Facilities in accordance with the Member’s category of Membership and the Rules and Regulations of the Club. The Member will be responsible for the payment of all charges incurred by his or her guests within the customary billing and collection procedures of the Club, including any applicable daily guest fees established by the Club from time to time.

BUYING WITHIN THE GATES

Whether you are seeking a larger property or looking to downsize, many TwinEagles residents choose to relocate within the community. Below is a brief overview of key considerations for this process

Properties in TwinEagles are deeded with membership, which is an important factor to keep in mind If you own two properties simultaneously before selling your original home, you will be responsible for all applicable dues and fees associated with both properties Additionally, you must sell your original property within 365 days of closing on the second property; otherwise, the initiation fee for the second membership will be required.

If the home you are purchasing is deeded with a different Membership type than your current home (e g , transitioning from a property with a Sports Membership to one with a Golf Membership), you would be responsible for the difference in initiation fees. We encourage you to review the full initiation fee policy for further details

Robert & Elizabeth Kuelzow Golf 12186 Wicklow Lane

Other Residence: Norwalk, CT

Rich Ter Haar, PGA

Head Golf Professional

GOLFHOURS OFOPERATION

PRACTICEFACILITIES

7:00a.m.to7:00p.m.

*ClosedTuesdaysat1:00p.m.

*ClosedThursdays@4:00p.m.

*MatsonFriday,SouthTeeClosed

GOLFSHOP

7:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

SundaythroughSaturday

UPCOMING GOLFEVENTS

Men’sSpringInvitational

April 2 - 4

GatorGolfCarServiceDay April 8

9-HoleLadies’ClosingDay April 9

Men’s&Ladies’ClosingDays April 10

MastersPuttingContest April 11

Ladies’&Men’sTECup April 16-17

Nine&Dine April 18

FROM THE FAIRWAYS

It’s hard to believe we’re just days away from The Masters—and with it, the unofficial end of another golf season. But don’t worry, April is packed with exciting events to keep the momentum going!

We kick things off with the Men’s Invitational, now more fittingly called the Spring Invitational, as our Fall Member-Guest has taken its place on the calendar. With nearly 250 players registered, this promises to be a fantastic event. Following that, we have the Ladies’ and Men’s Closing Days on Thursday, April 10, and we’ll wrap up the month with the TwinEagles (TE) Cup on April 1617. A quick note—this year’s TE Cup is open registration, rather than a qualification event like last year, making it more accessible for everyone to join in the fun.

In the Golf Shop, our new Merchandise Manager, Becky Schlimm, is working hard to organize inventory and offer great deals before our snowbirds head north. Be on the lookout for spring sales and discounts it’s the perfect time to grab some gear!

Finally, whether you ' re looking to fine-tune your game or make major improvements, Tom Patri, Doc Suttie, and our entire Golf Professional TEAM are here to help. Keep reading to see what programs and lessons are available as you gear up for the Summer season.

Here’s to a great finish to the season and a fantastic month of golf!

April PUTTING GAMES For your Enjoyment

9/18 Hole Stroke Play – Each person plays their own ball and records their score for each hole. Low total score wins.

9/18 Hole Match Play – Players compete against each other hole by hole. Low score wins the hole. The goal is to win the most holes.

“Makes” – Each player chooses a hole to putt to, 10-15 feet away. Choose a number of putts to try, or the amount of time to putt. The player that “makes” the most putts wins

“21” – 3 pts for a Make; 1 pt for 2-putt; -1 pt for a 3-putt. First player to 21 wins.

Alternate Shot (Partners) – Two players form a team to play another 2-player team. Players alternate putts, with one player hitting the first putt, then the other hitting the next, and so on. Can be played in Stroke or Match play format.

“Nines” (Threesomes) – Each hole is worth Nine Points. The player with the low score on a hole wins 5 pts, the second low score wins 3 pts, and the highest score wins 1 pt. If there is a tie for a score, the points are split (3-3-3/44-1/5-2-2). The player with the most points wins.

“Stymies” – No balls are marked or lifted. Hit another ball, add a penalty stroke to your score.

Skins – If one player has the lowest score on a hole, they win a Skin. If two or more players tie for the lowest score, the Skin is “carried over” to the next hole which is now worth 2 Skins.

BECKY SCHLIMM

Merchandise Manager

We are pleased to introduce Beck new Merchandise Manager at The With over 40 years of experience the golf merchandise industry, Beck of knowledge and expertise to our T

Becky’s impressive career includes merchandiser for Nike Golf, followe as the Director of Retail at Medina Illinois. Most recently, she spent Golf Datatech, the industry leade h k h ll d

Outside of work, Becky and her husband Paul have been together since kindergarten and just celebrated 37 years of marriage They are proud parents of three children Katie, Emily, and Paul Jr. and two granddaughters, Alivia and Eloise.

Please join us in welcoming BeckytoourTwinEaglesTEAM!

Becky Schlimm Merchandise Manager

When purchased by the dozen, receive Member pricing of 20% off!

I’m thrilled to bring my own touch to the Golf Shop while building on the great foundation that’s already in place! My goal is to enhance our offerings and create an even more enjoyable shopping experience for you. I look forward to working with the TEAM and getting to know all of our wonderful Members. And don’t forget—the season isn’t over yet! Stop by the Golf Shop to check out our latest selections and stock up before the summer golf season kicks in. I can’t wait to see you all soon!

Hop into the Golf Shop for EGG-citing deals!

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Pick an egg, test your luck, and save BIG on your purchase! Choose from eggs offering up to 30% OFF all in-stock merchandise!

NEW IN THE

Golf Shop

MEN’S HOLDERNESS & BOURNE

LADIES’ PETER MILLAR

LADIES’ VARLEY

MEN’S B DRADDY

MEN’SDONALD ROSS

MASTERS MASTERS

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Friday,April11

3:00PM–5:00PM

Just $10 for each 2-person team, no registration required. Enjoy drink service and have a blast with our fun, themed putting contests organized by our Golf TEAM perfect for all ages and skill levels!

NOTASPEED DownisaDirection

BY: TOM PATRI, PGA DIRECTOR OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

Many recreational golfers struggle with the dreaded "overthe-top chop." This common mistake robs players of the key elements needed to produce a quality golf shot both in terms of distance and direction

This issue typically occurs when a golfer initiates the downswing by unwinding their shoulders before the lower body starts the forward swing sequence. This improper motion causes the arms and club to move outward rather than downward, which is the ideal movement. When I ask a student to "feel" their arms moving downward to begin the forward swing, I often see them respond with a fast, aggressive motion Ironically, this exaggerates the very problem we're trying to fix. At this point, I explain a crucial concept: Down is a direction, not a speed.

I also share a bit of wisdom from one of the greatest minds in history Sir Isaac Newton Newton’s principles teach us that gravity is the most consistent and repeatable force that can guide a proper downswing

Gravity provides two invaluable benefits to the start of any forward swing. First, it is perfectly consistent it always pulls downward (not outward, inward, or upward) without fail. Second, gravity naturally accelerates the club without any extra effort from the player This means the club will follow a shallower, more efficient path from the inside while maintaining smooth acceleration. Turns out, Newton would have made a pretty great golf instructor! It may sound overly simple but it works. Try this: Grab a spare 7-iron when you’re home tonight Before you swing, ensure your grip pressure is light (but not loose), and let your arms, neck, and upper body feel relaxed Swing the club to the top of your backswing. From there, simply allow your arms and the golf club to "free fall" as your body naturally transitions into the forward swing.

It’s important to understand that this "free fall" follows an inclined downward path. Because the golf club is built on an incline and your posture at address is also inclined the club will naturally follow a slanted plane as it falls.

If you allow these conditions to exist, gravity will handle the speed without any forced effort on your part

UPCOMING CLINICS

4/18

Full Day Golf School

Time: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Price: $399 per person

4/19

Time: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. FREE! with Tom Patri!

Putt like a Pro 4/27

Demo/Fitting Day with Tom & Dalton

Time: 2:00 p.m.

Price: $125 per person

LADIES’CLINICS

with Holly Vaughn!

4/9 4/23

Gabe Gallo

Director of Golf Course & Grounds Maintenance

TUESDAYS

(unless otherwise noted)

Course Closure: 11:00 a.m. (alternates each week)

Practice Facilities Closure: 1:00 p.m. (for the rest of the day)

SHIFTINGGEARS: PREPARINGTHECOURSES FORWARMERDAYS

BYGABEGALLO

As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, our maintenance TEAM begins the seasonal transition in our agronomic practices Just as golfers adjust their approach to match changing course conditions, we too shift gears to ensure the best possible playing surfaces.

You may recall the video we shared last fall about the importance of solid roller configurations for our green mowers. Throughout the winter, we ’ ve been using smooth, solid rollers, which provide a gentler approach to mowing by maintaining surface consistency without excessive disruption to the turf canopy. However, with the arrival of warmer weather, it's time for a strategic change.

In the coming days, we will switch to Wiehle rollers on our green mowers. This adjustment may seem minor, but it plays a crucial role in maintaining the health and performance of our greens. Unlike solid rollers, Wiehle rollers are more aggressive, allowing the mower to nestle deeper into the turf canopy. This results in a cleaner, truer cut, which not only enhances ball roll but also encourages healthy turf growth as we move into the heart of the growing season

Beyond mowing adjustments, our Equipment Technicians are hard at work preparing for the intensive summer maintenance ahead. We are already stocking up on essential parts and aeration tines to ensure our cultural practices, such as aerification, can be executed efficiently and effectively These proactive steps are critical in keeping the courses in the best shape possible for the long-run of term.

As we enter the summer months, our focus shifts to strengthening the turf during its peak growing period While summer may not be our busiest golfing season, it’s a critical time for course preparation and recovery The work we do now, whether it’s aerification, cultural practices, or fine-tuning our mowing strategies, is essential for the long-term health and resilience of the turf. While conditions may be more variable during this time, these efforts ensure that the courses can withstand the challenges of summer and transition smoothly into the winter months with strong, healthy playing surfaces

BIRD LECTURE

We are excited to welcome Brian Beckner of Native Bird Boxes to our Club on Thursday, April 11! Brian plays a vital role in our course’s conservation efforts by conducting our bird counts and maintaining the bird boxes on property. He will share insights into the bird species we host, trends he’s observing in the area, and the importance of providing suitable habitats for native birds.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about our local bird population and how we can support them! We hope to see you there! 1:00 p.m - 2:00 p.m. | Complimentary Banquet Room Click

FRIDAY,APRIL11

TwinEagles BUTTERFLY GARDEN CLEANUP PROJECT

The Audubon Committee is excited to invite you to be a part of a rewarding and impactful effort to create a sanctuary for local butterflies while enhancing the beauty of our golf courses. We’re refreshing our butterfly gardens, trimming plants, replacing others, and making sure we provide the perfect environment for a variety of butterfly species. Our goal is to have all the gardens refreshed before the season ends.

Be a Part of Nature at TwinEagles!

The Butterfly Garden Project is flourishing, thanks to the dedication of our member volunteers! Over four one-hour work sessions, we've made significant progress in revitalizing the butterfly gardens on Talon 4 and Eagle 6.

Nature has already taken notice—Monarch butterflies quickly found the milkweed on Talon, and we expect to see Gulf Fritillaries, Zebra Longwings, and three species of Yellow Sulphurs soon. Keep an eye out for caterpillars as they make their appearance!

On March 25, we planted 130 milkweed plants on Eagle 6 to support Monarch and Queen caterpillars. While this may seem like an endless food supply, these hungry caterpillars will quickly consume the leaves—a natural and necessary part of their transformation into Monarch butterflies. Look around, and you might spot chrysalises hanging from washroom pillars! Once the butterflies emerge, they spend over an hour drying their wings before taking flight.

To provide ample nectar for adult butterflies, we’ve added New Gold Lantana, Pentas, and Salvia. For an extra touch of magic, we planted three Fire Spike trees on Eagle 6 in hopes of attracting hummingbirds.

Now, we turn our attention to our largest butterfly garden Eagle 11! We need your help to make it a true showpiece. Join us on April 8, 15, and 22 as we refresh this space. Our work sessions are on Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. and typically last no more than 1.5 hours. No experience is necessary just a willingness to get your hands a little dirty! Tasks include removing old plants, raking mulch, trimming, and planting new additions.

REGISTERTOVOLUNTEERWITH OUR BUTTERFLYGARDEN PROJECT!

Click HERE to Register to Volunteer in April!

Your participation helps us maintain our two International Audubon Signature Sanctuary Certifications while creating a thriving habitat for butterflies and birds. Let’s make Eagle 11 something we can all be proud of see you in the garden!

Tony Falangas Director of Sports & Club Operations

2025BOCCE RULES

Click HERE to view the FULL Bocce Rules PDF!

BOCCE UPDATES

fromTony!

Bocce Playoffs & Finals – The Road to Victory! The season has led to this - and it’s time for the final showdown! Join us for exciting matchups, great competition, and a fun way to close out the season.

UPCOMING BOCCE DATES:

Times and matches will be announced on Saturday, March 29.

April 1 – Men’s & Women’s Division Playoffs

April 7 – Mixed League Playoffs

April 8 – Mixed League Finals & Championship

April 14 – Men’s & Women’s Finals + Battle of the Sexes & Season Cookout

Click HERE to view Men’s Bocce Standings!

Click HERE to view Ladies’ Bocce Standings!

Click HERE to view Mixed Bocce Standings!

Don’t miss the Battle of the Sexes on April 14, followed by our Bocce Season Cookout—a great chance to celebrate the season with food, friends, and fun. The cookout is from 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Stay tuned for the calendar registration!

C h h l and ac ts!

ON THE COURTS with Preston!

US OPEN Pickleball Championships - Coming to Naples April 25 –May 3! Visit their site for event details and vendor information!

A shout-out to the Winter Pickleball Captains for their organization and effort!

EAPL Leagues:

3.0 Ladies Captain Tammy Laughlin

3 5 Ladies TwinEagles Picklers Captain Betsy Kuelzow / Bev Chaney

3.0 Men’s Captain John Cunningham

3 5 Men’s Day Dinkers Captain Corey Sokoler

North Naples/Bonita Springs Men’s League:

3.5 Men’s Iron Talons Captain Corey Sokoler

Upcoming Racquets Event:

May 5 - Cinco De Mayo Pickleball Fiesta | 9:00 a m - 12 p m | $16 | Fun treats, sweets, and a prize for the winning team!

Ball Machine Details:

Available during non-prime hours; reserve by adding “Pickleball Ball Machine” to your online court booking.

Max session: 60 min | Fees: Free for Members, $10 for Guests Storage: Return balls, roll up power cord, and store properly. Weather: Remove immediately if rain begins Responsibility: Report issues to staff and operate safely.

Tennis Update

CCWTA Spring Season: TwinEagles Ladies play March 9 – April 26. Spring Tournament: May 3 – 4 at Heritage Bay.

We offer Private and Semi-Private Tennis and Pickleball Lessons!

Click HERE for Preston’s email to book a private lesson!

Click HERE to view the FULL Racquets Calendar!

Heidi Roderick Wellness Manager

WELLNESS CLASSES

Click HERE to view the April Wellness Calendar!

WORK IT OUT

Click HERE to Watch and Try it at Home!

with Heidi!

Wellness Center & Pool Policy:

The Wellness Center and Pool are for the exclusive use of Members and their houseguests. Children under twelve (12) may not use the Wellness Center, and those between twelve (12) and fifteen (15) may only use it when accompanied and supervised by an adult. Houseguests must sign in at the front desk upon arrival.

Guests of Members are welcome to attend fitness classes for $12 per class, charged to the Member's account. There is also a guest fee for general access: $10 from October to May, and $5 from June to September, also billed to the Member account. Please remember to register for classes, including if you are bringing a guest, as many classes are full or nearly full.

Schedule Updates:

All 10:00 a.m. Aqua Fit classes will return to the 9:00 a.m. timeslot on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

We're adding Mat Pilates on Wednesdays at 2:00 p.m.

The Wednesday 2:00 p.m. Forever Fit class will move to Mondays at 2:00 p.m.

The 2:00 p.m. Beginner Spin class will be paused for now.

Make sure to register in advance for any classes you plan to attend!

DEBUNKINGCOMMON ALLERGYMYTHS:

TOP5MYTHS

Flowering plants cause Allergic Rhinitis (hay fever) symptoms.

This is a common misconception but in reality flowering plants rely on the birds and the bees to spread their pollen and are often too large and sticky to spread by the wind. When people complain that scented flowers trouble them, it is usually due to a chemical irritation from the odor that makes them sneeze, rather than the pollen. Allergic rhinitis is caused by air borne pollen from wind pollinated grasses, weeds, and trees.

Eating local honey can reduce allergic rhinitis symptoms.

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Some believe that the traces of pollen in raw local honey could help the immune system build tolerance to pollen, thereby reducing a person’s hay fever symptoms. However, most often, people with hay fever are allergic to airborne pollen from trees, grass and weeds As bees pollinate flowers, not trees, grass or weeds, honey doesn’t likely contain sufficient amounts of the pollen that most with hay fever are allergic to

You can build up a tolerance to the beneficial effects of antihistamines through continuous use and must switch from one brand to another because they seem to be less effective over time. There is no scientific evidence to support switching from one brand to another due to continuous use. All allergy antihistamines (prescription and OTC) work on the same histamine H1 receptor. The real reason patients feel these medicines becomes less effective over time is due to the fact that pollen counts may be higher later in the season (thereby overcoming the benefit of the medicine) and the priming effect which is where the immune response is more easily triggered to recognize pollen as the season progresses Usually by the time a patient switches to a different medicine the pollen levels are starting to decrease or the season is ending giving the perception that the switch to a different medicine actually helped more than the prior medicine.

Pets that shed less or have short hair will not cause allergies.

It is not the pet’s hair that triggers allergies, but the dander (shed skin), saliva and urine of the cat or dog that is allergenic. Therefore, all furred pets can potentially cause symptoms for patients with an animal allergy. This is why it’s important to spend time with a potential pet to see how you react before you invest financially or emotionally!

Specific allergies are genetic and/or passed on from generation to generation.

So just because your Dad was allergic to Bees or Penicillin doesn’t mean you are going to have the same allergies. What is true, family history of allergies do seem to increase the risk of some allergies (i.e asthma, eczema, food allergies etc) but not necessarily the same allergic triggers.

- Dr Michael Kaplan, DO

Dr. Kaplan is board certified in Internal Medicine and Allergy/ Immunology and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology.

Jenny Owens Director of Human Resources

Welcome, New TEAM Members!

Noah Meyers Outside Golf Operations Attendant

Kurt Contres Operator

Yenileydys

Suarez Garces Housekeeper

Theslet Bornelus Dishwasher

Becky Schlimm Merchandise Manager

TwinEagles TEAM

What’s New in HR

SAFETY:

We are excited to announce the official kickoff of the TwinEagles Safety Committee. This committee is dedicated to fostering a safe and healthy work environment for everyone at TwinEagles. Our goal is to proactively identify and address potential hazards, promote safe work practices, and ensure the well-being of all employees The committee is comprised of a representative from each department, ensuring a wide range of perspectives and expertise. Our meetings are scheduled on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Thank you for your commitment to safety!

TWINEAGLES EMPLOYEE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM:

We take great PRIDE in serving the TwinEagles Membership. We are grateful that the Membership recognizes our TEAM’s level of dedication and commitment, and chooses to support our TEAM Members and their dependent children with the TE Scholarship Program.

We’re thrilled to share that the Collier Community Foundation has confirmed that six (6) of our TEAM Members and five (5) dependent children have been selected. Congratulations to the TwinEagles Employee Scholarship Awardees!

Employee milestones

Victor Lemus Morales Operator - 2 Years

Lliam Peterson Server Support - 1 Year

Scholarship Awardees

CClub Concierge Beverage Cart sistant Controller

Cart Attendant

IVANA ESTEVES

SSELL FUENTES Beverage

ELYZHUAT LEON

STEFANY LEON

ADALYNN WARD

JOS UEZ

MARIELA LUVIANO

COLE MARTINEZ MASON MARTINEZ

HAYLEY CARON Dependent of Jennah Martinez

of Jennah Martinez

CLUB CONNECTION

Stay in the Loop with TwinEagles - Turn On Your Push Notifications

We’re making it easier than ever to keep you informed! Make sure your push notifications are turned on in the TwinEagles app so you never miss an update. Quick reminders, important news, and event alerts—right at your fingertips. Just head to your app settings and switch them on!

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We love sharing everything that makes TwinEagles special, and we want the whole community to be part of it! Invite your family and friends to follow us on social media. It’s the best way to stay connected and see all the exciting things happening at the Club.

Questions, Comments, or Concerns? Contact us: communications@thetwineaglesclub.com

Walk for a Great Cause! LUSTGARTEN WALK

The 5thAnnualLustgarten Walkwas a remarkable success, bringing together 109participants anda totalof185 walkers and donors in support ofpancreatic cancer research. Throughthe generosity anddedication ofour community, we raisednearly $20,000, andwithTom’s incredible matching donation, that amount doubledto almost $40,000!Withthis year’s contributions, our collective efforts over the past five years have brought us close to an astounding $300,000 raised—a testament to the power ofunity andcommitment to this important cause A heartfelt thankyou to everyone who participated, dona helpedmake this eventpossible. Your support means th andwe couldn’t have done it withoutyou!

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APPRECIATIONLUNCHEON

TECaresishostinganappreciationluncheonfor theVillageOaksteachersandstaff Theyworkto givetheirstudentsanamazingeducationand schoolenvironment Wewillbeproviding95boxed lunches&targetgiftcards Monetarydonationsare requestedtocoverthecost.Pleasedropyourcash orcheck(madepayabletoRodieHenson)at12433 WisteriaDrivetotheClubConciergedeskbyApril6 ContactRodieHensonwithanyquestions.

FEEDTHYNEIGHBOR

FeedThyNeighborisalocalnonprofitwhosemissionistoalleviate hungerthroughthedistributionof foodandpreparedmeals. Twiceper monthweprovidebaggedmeals If youhaveanyquestions,contact GillianHarvey

Click HERE to Sign Up!

HABITATFORHUMANITY

OnceamonthagroupofTwinEagles Membersworktogethertobuild housingattheKaicasaSitein Immokaleefrom8:00am until12:00 p.m.Pleaseusethelinkbelowtosign upandcompleteareleaseform ContactKathyPillawithquestionsor toshareride.

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TECARESENDOF YEARMIXER

TheTECaresbusyseasoniswrapping upandwe'dliketotakeamomentto celebratealltheamazingworkwe’ve doneforourcommunity!Joinusat theTikionFriday,Aprilat3:30pm for somewell-deservedfun Please registerifyouplantoattend we’d lovetoseeyouthere!

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MEMBER ASSISTANCE

Club Phone Lines

Main Line & Reservations: 239-354-1700

Golf Shop & Tee Times: 239-354-1721

Gatehouse: 239-304-0022

Clubhouse Take Out: 239-354-1792

Club Emails

Reservations: reservations@thetwineaglesclub.com

Communications: communications@thetwineaglesclub.com

Wellness: fitness@thetwineaglesclub.com

LET US HELP YOU!

Enjoy seamless access to all that The TwinEagles Club offers with personalized assistance from our knowledgeable Club Concierges. Whether you need to reserve a fitness class, register for upcoming social events, update your Member profile, or make dining reservations, our dedicated Club Concierges are here to assist you