Broken Sound Club Winter In Florida

November/December 2017/January 2018

Bee Gees and Donna Summers Tribute Show 1st Annual Street Festival Sleep Is Just Not Sleep

Content Letter from the President Distinguished Club Award

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Green Scene Solar Parking Project Habitat for Humanity Team Build

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Spa and Health Talk Trainer Tips Welcome New Spa Manager New Classes How Many Hours Do You Sleep?

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Volunteering Makes A Difference

mEMORIAL dAY

On Court Learnin’ with Vernon Upcoming Tennis Events Boca Raton Regional Hospital Boca Raton Regional Hospital FAQ

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On Course Get Golf Ready Upcoming Golf Events New Course Renovation

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Generations Lemonade Stand Upcoming Events Kids’ Room Kids Cooking with Chef Joe

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Foodies

Glenfiddich Whisky Dinner Hurricane Irma Happy Hour Chef’s Table

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Event-full Upcoming Events Color Wars New Year’s Eve In-House Cabarets / Special Events Bee Gees and Donna Summers Live at Lynn Labor Day Women’s Club Summer Maintenance New Members Contacts Broken Sound App

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Letter from the President Dear Fellow Members: The Board of Governors and our Management team has been hard at work to make this the best season EVER at Broken Sound. There are so many exciting plans that we would like to share.

New plans are exciting, but before beginning, I would just like to take one more opportunity to again thank our General Manager, John Crean, and his staff and the entire BSMA team for their plans to protect the Club prior to the hurricane and for their immediate response once the storm passed. Their concern for our Members who “hunkered down” throughout the hurricane was heartfelt, and all of our Members are extremely grateful!

The redesign and re-grassing of the “New” golf course, formally known as the Club Course, is on schedule for a mid-November opening. Golf architects and Club professionals throughout Florida have been coming down to see what so many of them have heard: “this NEW golf course may be one of the finest courses in the United States!” With the new waterfalls and fountains, beautiful new bunkers, challenging moguls, lush landscaping, re-shaped greens – including island greens that rival the TPC, a whole new range of tee boxes, and plush “Latitude 36” grass, we have a NEW golf course that our Members will love to play, and one that enhances the value of all of our homes.

We have just completed our analysis of the first ever Member Survey that was fielded in May – June.

Responses from 1,250 Members have given us very good insight into areas where Members are quite pleased and those where they feel attention and improvements need to be addressed. Here are some of the most important results: •

Survey results clearly indicated that improvements/changes in the Clubhouse are desired by Members. As mentioned previously, we have made preliminary plans to look at a possible renovation of the Clubhouse.

• We heard that improvements to the dining experience were desired, and these too will be directly

addressed as we formulate plans.

• Communications was listed as needing improvement and the new Board of Governors has

addressed this issue. We are working to issue monthly recaps of board meetings, and promise to

do our best to keep Members informed on all plans.

• The Members were most satisfied with our tennis program, the aquatic center, the gym and spa.

Before I move on from the survey, please allow me a moment to “toast” our Club. It is easy to see flaws and areas that may need improvement. However, when we step away, it helps put things into perspective. Broken Sound Club is currently ranked 62nd out of 1,000 Clubs by Platinum Clubs of America. This is an achievement of which we can all be proud!

We are delighted to report that new Equity Member home sales for the fiscal year ending September 30 was 62. Coincident with this, prices are starting to firm up as well. There were 30 new Golf Members and 32 new Tennis Members.

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The Old Course is currently at cap, though we keep open five slots for future Equity homeowners. The wait list for current Members seeking to move up to the Old Course now numbers 45. The renovation of the Old Course kitchen is still on schedule to begin in May 2018.

• Our solar power-lift parking prototype was delayed by the hurricane, but is now up. The city of Boca Raton is

so excited that if the system is employed in the main parking lot, they would like to participate in a ribbon cutting ceremony.

• We now have a nurse practitioner from Boca Regional located in a room just past the spa. She will be here three

days a week for two hours a day, available to give immediate treatment in the event of injury and also to make

hassle-free and prompt arrangements to get to the hospital, if needed.

• Our tennis program was AGAIN named among the best of all country clubs in the entire country! Congratulations

and thanks to the staff, the Tennis Committee, and all the team captains and participants who made this happen.

• The Moonstone Café, the first coffee shop in any of our regional country clubs, has exceeded all expectations and

its hours have been extended to 6:00 p.m. every day.

We are planning to conduct our first Color War event at Broken Sound on Sunday, February 18. Those of us who have experienced color war as kids at camp know how great an experience it was. Since Broken Sound is like adult camp to so many of us, we thought it would be a great enhancement to the Broken Sound experience. This will be a oneday event, but if it is successful, perhaps it can be extended over several days and can include all ages of “kids.”

We are pleased to announce that The Golf Channel will be expanding its coverage of the upcoming Champions Tour event at the Old Course in February.

I hope this has given you a taste of what has been happening and what is still to come. We are always working as hard as we can to make Broken Sound a great place to live for our current Members and an attractive place for prospective members to want to join. We are truly doing our best to have our actions guided by the simple words coined by our board member Alan Brumel – “Members matter most.”

Eric Bershad, President Board of Governors

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Broken Sound Club was once again awarded the highest level commendation in the Club industry, Distinguished Emerald Club for 2017 – 2018. Given that many people are unaware of the significance of this designation, we thought that a little background and information might be helpful.

The designation is awarded by BoardRoom magazine, the Club industry’s only publication designed to educate the boards, owners, general managers, and department directors of private golf, city, yacht, tennis, and country clubs about issues concerning all aspects of the club, course, and operations. BoardRoom magazine developed the ‘Distinguished Club’ award program to “help vitalize and preserve the institution of private clubs by fostering a ceaseless drive to ever improve the ‘Member Experience’ provided by private clubs throughout the world.”

The Distinguished Clubs award program uses a club-specific rating system that is based on a criteria and evaluation process that measures a club’s Member Experience. Every other year, a senior executive from BoardRoom magazine visits the club for a tour of the facilities with the General Manager/Chief Operating Officer and meetings with the Assistant General Manager, as well as interviews with each department director. In addition, in off years, Directors must complete an extensive survey and submit it to the magazine for scoring.

There are five categories: Country Clubs, Golf Clubs, Residential Clubs, Yacht, Beach & Lake Clubs, and City & Athletic Clubs. Hundreds of clubs, worldwide, apply for the award. Broken Sound Club is one of 39 Residential Clubs awarded this distinction and we strive to reach a higher standard in order to continue to achieve this prestigious award.

John Fornaro, Publisher and founder of BoardRoom magazine, and CEO/Co-Founder of Distinguished Clubs, and Molly Cox, author and national speaker, joined forces to co-author The Distinguished Club Experience, the first book published on the private club experience. They went through the list of hundreds of award-winning clubs and chose 20 to highlight, including Broken Sound Club.

We are proud to be included among the best clubs in the country, and hope that you are too. Below is an excerpt from the dedication of the book by Frank Gore, Chief Analyst at Distinguished Clubs, which expresses our ambitions as club professionals.

“I have been studying private clubs starting with the first private club model known as White’s Coffee Shop in London, circa 1600. The finest clubs in history have several things in common. They were essentially membership by invitation only and often had a common purpose – they were focused on providing personalized service to their members.

They also shared a special relationship between the members and the employees that does not exist in any other hospitality business.”

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Green Scene

Solar Parking Project In April 2016, John Crean, GM/COO, met with the principals of two companies, Solar Direct (produces solar panels) and Parkmatic (builds elevated parking systems) to discuss the feasibility of creating a synergistic relationship between the two, the purpose of which would be to create a solar parking structure.

Both gentlemen were excited about the idea and, over the course of several months, developed drawings and a model of the system. From his research, Mr. Crean found that there weren’t any other similar structures.

The Solar Parking Project was born.

“This is a groundbreaking idea and, if approved, Broken Sound Club would be the first in the country to have anything like it.”

It took a lot of coordination over the past year with contractors, the City of Boca Raton for permitting, land planners, landscape architects, and BSMA to bring this project into being. In addition to solving the Club’s parking issue, some of the unique benefits of the project include:

• The amount of green space required is less than would be required with a garage or expanded parking lot that radiates heat;

• Conservatively, this would generate between $60,000 and $80,000 annually, thereby offsetting the electrical expense incurred from FPL;

• Marketing the solar / parking system will provide the opportunity to shine a positive light on Broken Sound Club;

• Installation of electrical car charging stations for a few parking spaces;

• The system will be operated only by the valet staff and the retrieval time is faster than the current way of having the valets run for each car.

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You can now see a prototype with twenty (20) parking spots (ten lower and ten upper level), the only one in the world, being constructed in the Main Club parking lot. This is a groundbreaking idea and, if approved, Broken Sound Club would be the first in the country to have anything like it.

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takes its mission regarding environmental sustainability seriously and has led the club industry in “GREEN� initiatives

In an effort to help enhance our community through Habitat for Humanity, 13 of our staff volunteered their time in June, to become the first ever Habitat team fielded by Broken Sound Club. Their goal was to help build a house on Southwest 1st Street in Boynton Beach, providing a much needed and appreciated home for a less privileged local family.

Beyond the good being done for the selected family, the benefits extended to our employees as well. Some of the team members joined Habitat’s construction leader, “Popeye,” on the roof, as he instructed us on each detail of the roof-raising process. Others in our group were shown how to frame the inside of the home, where they enclosed the walls, windows, and doors.

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Everyone learned how to use new tools and some had to overcome personal fears to accomplish the tasks they faced. It was great to see the team cheering each other on when someone was scared, and fun to watch them coach each other through the proper use of saws and nail guns when uncertainty became an obstacle. The Broken Sound participants truly came together as a team, bonding with pride as they shared this experience.

- Gabriela Muriel, Chief Trainer

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Spa and Health Talk

TRAINERS’ TIPS 2017/2018

Jeramiah Jordan The clients’ fitness success stands to positively impact many aspects of their lives, not just their physical abilities.

Joe Valentino Your body and fitness are a few of the only things you can control in life.

Make time to take care of YOU!

Sarah Russell Set a goal for you to be successful.

I will help you achieve it.

Kari Lamb Go with a routine that is comfortable but challenging and add to it frequently! Work hard and make every ‘rep’ count.

Kristin Ericksen To enjoy the glow of good health, you must exercise

Ginger Keith Exercise greatly benefits the body the mind and spirit. We produce “happy chemical” endorphins that give us energy, confidence, a sense of accomplishment, and less stress.

Move daily for a better life!

Fabiola Lima Success is not given, it is achieved through hard work and perseverance.

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Chuck Niessen Fitness Manager Dream, set goals together, and follow the plan for success.

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Jeff Weiner Assistant Fitness Manager You can’t out train a bad diet.

Ingrid Quino There is not a substitute for strength and no excuse for the lack of it.

Patrick Corona The results start when you do!

Lora Rubin Exercise and gyms may be intimidating when you are new to it. Our job is to make it fun, educate and motivate, to help you live a healthier life.

Pheniel Belfort Your health is the most important element in life.

Making excuses burns zero calories.

Let’s get started.

Sally Stilley Physical fitness is the first requisite of happiness. We have specific programs for tennis and golf players and for those who want a strong powerhouse using the Pilates method

Ed Connelly Don’t count the reps, make the reps count.

Andra Pobat Pilates is for everyone!

It increases core strength, flexibility, and better coordination and balance that can change your quality of life. www.brokensoundclub.org

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Welcome

New Spa Manager, Sonata Grikstas Please join us in welcoming a new addition to the Broken Sound team, Spa Manager, Sonata Grikstas. (Former Spa Manager, Karen Wilson, was recently married and moved with her husband for a job opportunity. We wish her the very best in her future!)

Born and raised in Lithuania, Sonata has always had wellness and health at the forefront of her vision and brings a strong work ethic to everything she undertakes. She has a varied and impressive background, with over 15 years of experience in spa and hospitality, including hotel, resort, private country club, and boutique day spas.

Most recently, she was the Assistant Director of the Marriott Harbor Beach Resort Spa. Previous positions included Spa Manager at the Spa Palazzo Boca Raton Resort & Club, and Spa Manager at the Addison Reserve Country Club.

Sonata is a proud member of the Florida Spa Association, the International Spa Association, and a certified/licensed skin care specialist. In her spare time, she enjoys attending spa events and relaxing at the beach.

Leigh-Ann Davidson, Director of the Broken Sound Spa, says, “I am very excited to work with Sonata, and we are both looking forward to a wonderful season ahead! She is already proving to be a valuable addition to our team.�

Please stop by and welcome Sonata to the Broken Sound family.

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Under The Stars Yoga Dates: Wednesdays, November 8, December 6 and January 10.

New Classes For Season Step It Up This fun, high energy “Step” based class focuses on cardiovascular endurance and body weight strength and coordination. Upbeat music will be sure to get your feet a steppin! Taught by instructor Kristin Ericksen, Step It Up will be held on Monday evenings, from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Core on the Floor Taught by instructor Bethe Midler, Core on the Floor focuses on core work and flexibility, while in a lying supine position. It will begin with standing stretches, and continue with demonstrations of the two best ways to get down on the floor (with chair/without chair). Once on the floor, class participants will be shown proper form and given reminders to ensure that the head and neck are aligned and the lower back is pressed into the floor. The instructor will then go through a progression of floor exercises, increasing the difficulty as the class moves through each one. Movements will be tailored to best fit the abilities and needs of the class participants.

Core on the Floor will be held on Tuesdays, from 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Social Dance Broken Sound will be holding ballroom classes and everyone is welcome! Come on your own or with a partner! There are so many benefits to ballroom dancing, including fun, exercise, increased endurance, social ease, self-confidence, stress relief, improved health and posture, business and social invitations, meeting new people, and many more! Professional Dancer and Instructor Rosalie Galante, will be teaching classes on Fridays, from 11:05 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Each class will cover popular social and nightclub dance favorites, such as Salsa, Merengue, Cha Cha, Hustle, Swing, and more! Rosalie is a Ballroom Dance instructor and Choreographer at the Boca Raton, Florida location of one of the largest and most respected dance franchises in the world – Arthur Murray International Dance. She was recognized by headquarters as being the ‘Top Teacher – Area 3’ (Southeast USA) in 2016.

Zumbarre Zumbarre is an exciting new class combining Latin Dance moves, Pilates, and Ballet Barre. Fun music and choreography will motivate your workout. Merengue up to the barre as you tone, lengthen, and engage your Powerhouse. Taught by instructor Sally Stilley, class will be held on Tuesdays, from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. www.brokensoundclub.org

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HOW MANY HOURS DO YOU SLEEP? We have been told that six to eight hours of sleep per day would be ideal for a perfect lifestyle, but what does that really mean?

Unfortunately, on average, only one in three adults have this luxury. Sleep is not only important to your mental health, but your physical health as well. If you are working toward changing your body composition, then a few extra hours of shut-eye may be what you need to attain your goal.

Sleep is not just "sleep." Researchers divide sleep into two types: REM sleep (when dreams occur) and NREM sleep (non-REM).

Sleep directly effects hormones in your body that contribute to both muscle growth and muscle loss.

These two types of hormones are called anabolic hormones (the hormones that promote muscle growth) and catabolic hormones (the hormones that can contribute to muscle loss). A good night’s rest has a profound impact on both of these hormone groups.

Sleep or the lack of sleep, also has a significant effect on the second group of hormones, the catabolic hormones, and specifically a hormone called cortisol.

A lack of sleep makes it harder to gain muscle

• Sleeping less means that you experience less SWS, or short wave sleep, resulting in fewer opportunities to secrete Growth Hormone and develop muscle.

• In addition to Growth Hormone, testosterone is also negatively affected by lack of sleep.

• Sleeping less can increase cortisol levels, which impairs muscle development.

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A lack of sleep makes it harder to lose fat

• Irregular sleep throws off your ghrelin/leptin cycles, making you feel hungrier.

• Sleeping less has been linked to eating more snacks than you would normally, increasing your energy intake.

• Sleeping less can cause reductions in your Basal Metabolic Rate by as much as 20 percent, significantly reducing your total energy output.

• Being tired also reduces spontaneous movements, further reducing your total energy output.

“Did you know that the light from your phone actually prevents your brain from creating the chemical melatonin?”

The key to a great night’s sleep is all about your evening routine. Warm baths, essential oils, or a caffeine-free tea are just a few easy ways to prepare both physically and mentally for your best rest. In today’s society it is not uncommon to be attached to technology at all times. Did you know that the light from your phone actually prevents your brain from creating the chemical melatonin? Melatonin is the chemical our body creates to help regulate how we fall asleep and stay asleep. Help yourself fall asleep more easily by limiting your interactions with technology at least 30 minutes before bed.

Take care of yourself and your body by changing your sleep habits today. They may be what is preventing you from reaching your fitness goals.

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Learnin’ With Vernon Be Aggressive at the Net: Step Out of Your Comfort Zone...and Poach!

Playing tennis is a constant game of adjustments, especially in doubles. When should you play defense?

When should you be aggressive or be on the offensive?

When should you wave the white flag? (Hopefully never!) It is important to be consistent before you can determine a strategy or tactic, but it is inevitable that at some point, especially in doubles, there will be a need to play aggressively. The player that is in the position to be aggressive is the net player and the team that controls the middle of the court is usually the more successful team. One of the best ways to get control of the middle of the court is to poach.

What is a Poach?

You may have heard this term used here and there, but what exactly does it mean? A poach is when the net player takes a ball that is intended for their partner.

Typically, their partner is on the baseline when this happens. When you poach you are controlling the middle of the court. If you do this, you can force your opponent to rethink their strategy and they may then have to do something that may not be within their comfort level. When you poach, you are most likely to be going to your partner’s side of the court. An added benefit of poaching is that it allows for you to visually communicate to your partner that you are taking their side and that your partner needs to move to the other side of the court.

Planned Poach

Remember, it is always better to plan and fail than to have no plan at all! A planned poach is when you (the net player) have discussed with your partner prior to the point starting, that you are going to poach. This is typically when you are the server’s partner. As the net player, you are looking for a serve down the middle of the court where the two service boxes meet. The ball being served down the middle is most likely to be returned down the middle, which will give you an opportunity to cut the ball off from going cross court and poach! Even if you make this plan to poach and you don’t win the point, you have planted a seed in your opponents’ head that you will not just stand there. They then have to adjust their game plan.

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“Poaching is an important strategy to consider as a way to gain control of the middle of the court.”

Unplanned Poach

Even a poach that is not planned requires some level of calculation based on what you have seen in play in the match thus far. Does your opponent only hit the ball cross court? If so, this may give you opportunity to cut the ball off from getting to your partner and poach. Is your opponent off balance while hitting the ball? This requires you to not only look at the ball, but to see if the opponent is moving backward or stretching. If they do seem off balance, they may offer a weak return, giving you an opportunity to poach.

When Not to Poach Is your opponents' ball being hit differently every time?

If there appears to be no shot pattern, then be wary of poaching! The inconsistency of where the ball is being hit does not allow you to be that aggressive. You truly have to wait until the precise moment before you make a move. When the opponent that is hitting the ball is moving away from the middle of court, don’t poach.

Poaching in this scenario will get you passed down the alley.

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Timing Your Poach

You should make the move to poach when the ball bounces on your opponents’ side and just prior to your opponents’ contact with the ball. At this moment, your opponent is most likely committed to the shot and also not aware of any movement on the opposite side of the court, which is a great thing for you, the poacher!

Where to Hit the Volley

It’s the perfect time to poach, so where should you hit the ball so they can’t get it? With two players on the other side of the net, it is already difficult to hit the ball so the opponents can’t return the shot. However, there are parts of the court where you should hit your volley that will give you the best chance for success. The first place is toward the other net person, while keeping it low. This person is the closest to you and has to react the quickest, which increases your chances of winning the point. Your second option is the middle of the court.

This is the biggest part of the court and the easiest target, however there is some risk involved, because the baseline player may have time to react to this shot.

Where Not to Hit the Volley

Don't ever hit to the baseline player during a poach!

Remember, you must be aggressive and attempt to hit this ball to win the point! When you hit the ball to the baseliner, it allows the opposing team to stay in the point because the baseline player has plenty of time to react. It also leaves the side that you came from open, which completely defeats the purpose of poaching.

Fake Poach

Want to keep your opponents guessing? Throw in a fake poach! A fake poach is when you make your opponents believe that you are going to poach, by making a quick gesture to the center of the court, and then maintaining your current position at the net. This causes the opposing player to change their mind about their strategy. They may initially be thinking about going cross court to your partner, but as they perceive you to be poaching, they may in turn hit the ball down the line directly to you at the net. This should give you an opportunity to put the ball away. The fake poach is especially effective when the returner hits great returns cross court.

UPCOMING EVENTS Season Opener December 1st 3:00 pm We kick off the new season with a tennis round robin followed by a trophy presentation for the club champions from 2017 There is a sign up required for this event.

Tennis Exhibition Friday, December 1, 5:30 p.m.

Following the season opener, we will host a world class tennis exhibition. There will be music and hors d’oeuvres following the tennis.

Reservations are required for the party.

St. Andrews Challenge Saturday, December 2 This interclub competition is in its 18th season.

Last year was a major upset, as we lost the trophy for the year. Tennis will begin at 10:30 a.m. There will be a limited sign-up for this event. Please call the shop for more details.

December 10 Mixed Social Doubles 11:00 a.m.

14 Tennis Social 6:00 p.m.

16 Aerobic Tennis Workout 12:00 p.m.

January 11 Tennis Social 6:00 p.m.

13 Complimentary Clinic 12:00 p.m.

18 – 21 Singles’ Club Championships 27 Tennis Dinner Dance

Poaching is an important strategy to consider as a way to gain control of the middle of the court. You can use poaching not only as a means to be aggressive and ultimately win the point, but also to get into your opponents’ head. So…when are YOU going to do it? Don’t get caught standing still at the net…poach already!

Vernon Gettone, Jr. Head Tennis Professional

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b o c a r at o n r e g i o n a l h o s p i t a l & broken sound club

A Partnership for Health Boca Raton Regional Hospital at Broken Sound offers club members a comprehensive health and wellness program in the convenience of your own gated community. These initiatives are tailored to meet the needs and improve the overall health of your members.

In addition to onsite physical therapy and nutrition counseling, one new effort designed to empower residents to manage their health and wellness needs includes onsite nurse practitioner services. These services are led

by Cynthia Tremblay, MS, FNP. Cynthia is a Nurse Practitioner originally from Syracuse, New York. Her educational credentials include a Master’s Degree from SUNY Upstate Medical University and Family Certification by the AWCC. Cynthia is certified in Family Medicine and has worked in a variety of specialty areas.

Onsite nurse practitioner services include diagnosis and prescriptions for common illnesses such as strep throat, allergies, infections of the ears, nose and throat, and treatment of minor wounds and joint sprains. We are also able to

provide health navigation for a continuum of care services and specialties offered at Boca Regional. These services should be viewed as an adjunct to your primary care physician. Your personal health information from treatment received at the Center will be shared with your physician with consent.

Scheduled appointments are recommended and are available Monday through Friday from 8:30am–11:30am. Insurance is accepted for covered services (we verify benefits). Services not covered by insurance can be paid on a private pay fee schedule.

Boca Regional at Broken Sound. A partnership for health and wellness. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 561.955.3030.

Cynthia Trembolay, MS, FNP Nurse Practitioner

At Frequently Asked Questions Why is Boca Raton Regional Hospital (BRRH) providing healthcare services to Broken Sound Club Members?

BRRH, in partnership with Broken Sound Club, is expanding its health and wellness services as part of its commitment to improving the health of the community we serve. This initiative is designed to help you achieve your optimal level of health, as well as to provide access to high-quality care within your community, help you better understand your own health, and provide you with the tools and support to address any health concerns you may have.

Who can use the BRRH Health & Wellness Center?

The BRRH Health Center is open exclusively to all Broken Sound community Members.

What services are offered at the Health & Wellness Center?

The Center is staffed by BRRH employees, including a Nurse Practitioner, a Physical Therapist, and a Registered Dietician.

For over three years, a licensed Physical Therapist has been onsite at Broken Sound Club. Beginning in August, the additional services of a licensed Nurse Practitioner and a Registered Dietitian were also available Monday through Friday. Temporarily, a Patient Access Specialist will be onsite to assist in scheduling appointments with providers, access the eHealth Portal, verify insurance, and to answer any questions you may have about the Center or the services you receive.

Depending on the nature of your visit, you will have an appointment with the clinician who is best suited for your healthcare need. When you request an office visit for sick care and may possibly need a prescription, you will be seen by the Nurse Practitioner who operates under the guidance and supervision of a physician. If you are going to the Center for health coaching, you may visit with a Dietician specifically trained in medical nutrition therapy for weight management.

Why should I use BRRH Services at Broken Sound Club?

The BRRH Health & Wellness Center is a convenient place for all residents to obtain preventive and sick care, as well as health coaching and education about chronic conditions.

There are several benefits for using the Center.

They include:

• Time – Little or no waiting time for scheduled appointments

• Insurance – We accept most commercial insurance plans and Medicare

• Convenience – Easy access to care for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury

How does the Center complement my existing relationship with my primary care physician or specialist?

The healthcare provided at the BRRH Health & Wellness Center is available for you to use at your convenience. These services should be viewed as an adjunct to your primary care physician (PCP). Your personal health information from treatment received at the Center will be shared with your PCP with your consent. The BRRH providers encourage you to develop and strengthen your relationship with a PCP. It is not the intention of the Center to disrupt current patient/provider relationships. If you do not have a PCP, BRRH will help you find a quality PCP in the community.

Will you prescribe and dispense medications?

A licensed nurse practitioner is available to prescribe medications (not dispense) for conditions that are treated in the BRRH Health & Wellness Center.

Controlled substances, such as narcotics, will not be prescribed.

Where is the BRRH Health & Wellness Center located?

The BRRH Health & Wellness Center will be conveniently located in the Broken Sound Fitness Center.

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At Frequently Asked Questions When will the Nurse Practitioner and Dietician be onsite?

The nurse practitioner is available to evaluate Club Members in the morning and the dietician to assess Members in the afternoon.

HOURS OF OPERATION Monday: 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Nurse Practitioner 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Registered Dietician Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Nurse Practitioner 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Registered Dietician Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Nurse Practitioner 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Registered Dietician Thursday: 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Nurse Practitioner 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Registered Dietician Friday: 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Nurse Practitioner 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Registered Dietician SATURDAY & SUNDAY – CLOSED

How do I schedule my appointments and verify insurance for sick visits or coaching with the Nurse Practitioner, nutrition counseling, or physical therapy?

To schedule appointments you may call the dedicated Broken Sound line at 561-955-3030.

Do you offer private pay options for services possibly not covered by insurance?

Yes, services not covered by insurance can be paid on a private pay fee schedule.

How long should appointments take?

Most visits with the Nurse Practitioner will take about approximately 20 to 25 minutes. Nutrition counseling sessions will be approximately 60 minutes. Physical Therapy sessions vary by patient need.

Do I have to schedule an appointment or can the BRRH Health & Wellness Center accommodate walk-ins?

To reduce your wait time, we recommend scheduled appointments. A number of appointments are open each day to accommodate same-day requests. If you have the need for services on a specific date and time, it is recommended that you call the Center at 561-9553030 to schedule a time that is most convenient to you.

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Can I have lab work processed at the Center?

Yes, the center can process certain tests, but we do not draw bloodwork.

Tests Processed include: rapid strep, influenza A and B, and mono. We also facilitate random glucose checks, urinalysis, oxygen saturation levels, and pregnancy tests.

PATIENT SERVICES:

What services are available at the BRRH Health & Wellness Center?

• Care: for a wide variety of common illnesses, such as sore throats, headaches, skin problems, infections, sprains and strains, and urine tests.

• Assessments: health screening for blood pressure, height, weight, and Body Mass Index (BMI)

• Coaching: for personal health issues or concerns including weight loss, stress management, tobacco cessation, physical activity

• Chronic Condition Education & Coaching: for diabetes, heart problems, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, respiratory conditions, and lower back pain

The Nurse Practitioner will:

• Diagnose, treat, and write prescriptions for common family illnesses, such as strep throat, bladder infections, pink eye, and infections of the ears, nose, and throat

• Prescribe for other services offered onsite (PT & Nutrition)

• Treat minor wounds, abrasions, joint sprains, and skin conditions, such as poison ivy, ringworm, lice and acne

• Offer rapid testing for conditions, such as flu and strep

• Provide wellness services, including Health Coaching, TB testing, sports and camp physicals, smoking cessation, and medically based weight loss program

• Provide care to adults and children 12 years and older for most services

• Share records with primary care provider, with patient permission

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On Course

Get Golf Ready offers a series of lessons in a group setting that focus on basic instruction on chipping, putting and full swing techniques, as well as information on how to navigate the clubhouse and golf course, etiquette and rules of golf.

DISCOVER THE GAME FUN INTRODUCTION TO GOLF

Get Golf Ready is an opportunity for non-golfers and new-golfers to learn the game of golf in a fun and relaxed environment. The group clinics will cover the basic fundamentals of the golf swing, golf etiquette, and provide an on-course experience. All classes will be taught by PGA professionals.

Upon completion of the program, each participant will receive a three month trial golf membership at The New Course at Broken Sound.

Lesson 1

Lesson 4

Full Swing Driver, Fairway Woods, and Hybrids Tee Box Etiquette

Understanding the use of each club Posture, Grip, Aim Putting Fundamentals / Putting Green Etiquette

Lesson 5 Lesson 2

Chipping, Pitching, Bunker Play Bunker Etiquette

Lesson 3 Full Swing Irons Fairway, Rough, Fairway Bunker Shots On-Course Etiquette

On-Course Experience

5 Lessons 1 hour Group Clinics $150 (equipment provided)

Register for Get Golf Ready today: Get comfortable with the game through 5 group lessons taught by Broken Sound Club’s PGA Professional.

Meet new people in a casual golf setting Enjoy the outdoors and get in shape

Session Dates and Times To Be Announced

Upcoming Events Old Course Golf

New Course Golf

November 10 Opening Cocktail Party 15 9 & Dine 30 OCWGA Ladies’ Night Out

January 14 Mixed Member-Guest 20 – 21 Club Championship 21 Meatballs & Martinis

Due to renovation – dates are tentative January 9 – 10 Ladies’ Member-Guest 16 – 17 Men’s Member-Guest 22 Ladies’ Night Out,

2:30 p.m. shotgun February 1 Men’s Night Out,

2:45 p.m. shotgun

February 4 – 11

PGA Champions Tour Event

March 7 – 8 Ladies’ Member-Guest 19 – 20 Men’s Member-Guest www.brokensoundclub.org

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NEW COURSE RENOVATION

Number 13 Fairway

The renovation of the New Course is moving along and fortunately was not hampered too greatly by the hurricane.

Our official opening date will be advised within the next few weeks. The New Course will be a signature feature of Broken Sound in its use of state-of-the-art technology and processes including: GRASS: Latitude 36 Bermuda grass turf is being used on the whole golf course, because it has superior traits, including better wear tolerance, better cold tolerance, and a higher shoot density.

BUNKERS: The bunkers are two-thirds finished, and we are using the newest bunker sand available, called G-Angle sand, which is testing far superior to the old version.

GREENS: Cutting edge technology is being used on our greens, which holds our nutrients and moisture in the soil longer to keep them from getting flushed out quickly.

IRRIGATION: The irrigation system installed, IC system from Rainbird, is the newest and leads the standards in the golf course industry. It gives us the capability to controlling everything from our smart phones, including the pump station.

TEES: The New Course also has two new sets of tees to accommodate the golfers, giving them more options and allowing for a more enjoyable round of golf for our Members and their guests.

PRACTICE AREA: The practice area on the range has been increased, which allows people to practice on the same conditions as the golf course.

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Number 8 Green

Hole Number 11

Number 5 Green

Hole Number 9

Number 9 Green www.brokensoundclub.org

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Generations

After-School Program Tennis With Arnaud Pee-Wees 5 and 6 years old: Tuesday or Thursday 3:30 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. $80 – 4 weeks Tennis Academy 7 – 17 years old: Tuesday – Friday 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

1 day/week: $140 – 4 weeks 2 days/week: $255 – 4 weeks 3 – 4 days/week: $290 – 4 weeks (Beginner level Tuesday and Thursday only, Class ends at 6:00 p.m.)

Guaranteed low ratio 4 students to 1 instructor for all classes

Basketball 5 – 8 years old: Monday – Wednesday 3:45 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

9 – 13 years old: Monday – Wednesday 4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. $80 – 4 weeks

Fitness With Kristen 5 – 10 years old: Saturday 11:35 a.m. – 12:35 p.m.

With Chuck 11 – 15 years old: Monday 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Complimentary

Swim With Becky Private lessons: One Hour: $65 30 Minutes: $35

The Club’s junior members donated their time on Saturday, October 7. They set up and worked a Lemonade Stand at the Fitness Center raising $418.00 in just three hours. The money is being donated to the St. Croix Foundation who teamed up with Virgin Island Food Tours. Thank you to the young members who generously gave of their time and to all of the members who donated to their cause.

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Youth Program Calendar of Events November 10 22 22 24

Movie Night Story Time 9:30 a.m.

Splash Art Paint Class 11:00 a.m.

Thanksgiving Family Pool Party 12:00 p.m.

December 26, 27, 29 and January 2, 3, 4, 5 Call 561-241-6840

Tennis 5 and 6 years: 1:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

7 years and up: 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

December 01 15 23 26 27 28 29

Holiday Sports Schedule

Tennis Exhibition Annual Magic Show 6:30 p.m.

Breakfast with Santa 9:00 a.m.

Build a Bear 9:30 a.m.

Family Time Dinner Street Festival Mad Science 10:00 a.m.

Basketball 5 years and up: 3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.

Golf 5 years and up: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

January 2 3 7 12

Story Time 10:00 a.m.

Wild Animals Show 10:00 a.m.

Kids’ Salon Party Movie Night

Kids’ Room Hours Monday – Thursday 5:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

Friday 5:30 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

For children ages 5 to 17 Adult supervision required for children under the age of 10 years old

The game room currently offers: • Wii U video game system including the latest games • Xbox 360 video game system including the latest games • 2 flat screen tvs for video games and cable tv • Air hockey table • Ping pong table • Foosball table • “Old School” Pac-Man arcade including 13 game options • Double Shot Arcade Basketball System Any questions, contact Arnaud Delanoe – Junior Program Manager 561-241-6876 www.brokensoundclub.org

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Cooking with Chef Joe

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Foodies

Join us for a special Wednesday, November 8, 2017 Glenfiddich Single Malt 6:00pm Cocktail Reception 6:30 pm Dinner and Whisky Dinner with Scotch Tasting U.S. Ambassador, Tracie Franklin.

Glenfiddich 12, 14, 15, and 18

Wednesday, November 8, 2017 6:00pm Cocktail Reception 6:30 pm Dinner and Scotch Tasting

Sampling

Glenfiddich 12, 14, 15, and 18

RSVP

561-241-6877 Space is limited

Hurricane Irma Happy Hour Palm Beach County got lucky! Hurricane Irma gave us (mostly) a glancing blow and then went on her way. To bid farewell to Irma and her other cyclonic friends, we held a Happy Hour to celebrate our relative good fortune...in air-conditioned bliss!

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Chef’s Table Have you ever wondered how food arrives at your Broken Sound dinner table prepared to perfection?

Then make plans to be part of an upcoming Chef’s Table event, and you can see our talented Culinary Team in action.

You cannot get a fresher meal and your taste buds will rejoice!

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Event-full

Upcoming Activities November 8 Glen Fiddich Dinner 10 Lecture: Love & Survival 14 Old Course New Member Reception 15 Fitness Expo 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

16 Women’s Club Opening Lunch and Fashion Show 17 Wick Theater: Lunch and Tour 18 Opening Member-Member Party 24 Pool Party 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

30 Wine Tasting

January December 5 Art Basil Day Trip 8 Lecture: Larry Strickler 14 Hadassah Cards 21 Women’s Club Lunch 21 New Member Reception 5:30 p.m.

1 Biggest Loser Competition

through February 28 5 Art Basil Lecture 6 Golf Gala Dinner Dance 12 Boca Friends Card Party Women’s Club Lunch 18 19 Lecture: Presidents and Their Ladies – Taft

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Sunday, February 18, 2018 Details to Follow

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Bring In The New Year At Broken Sound Sunday December 31, 2017 Fireworks Display 8:30 p.m.

Clubhouse Elegant

Poolside Bistro Family Night

7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Cocktail Reception 8:30 p.m. Grand Fireworks Display 8:30 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. Dinner Reception Music by Heatwave

6:00 p.m.

Reservations required: call 561-241-6877 Reservations starting November 30 Casual Attire

Written Reservations Form Required – Reservation Desk Cocktail Attire – Jackets Required

Pelican Room 5:30 p.m.

Music by Nello Reservations required: call 561-241-6877 Reservations starting November 30 Dinner Dress Attire – Collared shirts required

Broken Sound In-House Cabarets All shows include 7:15 p.m. dessert buffet, except March 15 Bee Gees, which is a Poolside concert. Detailed information and online reservations on Broken Sound Club website.

JANUARY 25

EDWARDS TWINS 8:00 p.m.

Vegas style celebrity impersonators.

FEBRUARY 15

SAVANNAH JACK 2:00 p.m.

Nashville comes to Broken Sound.

Extraordinary three-part vocal harmony.

MARCH 1

WILL & ANTHONY NUNZIATA 8:00 p.m.

Brooklyn-born, classically trained singing and comedy brother duo.

Special Events November

January

4 Lynn University Cabaret 11 Lynn Philharmonia 11 Wick Theater: Drowsy Chaperone 14 South Florida Symphony 15 Broward: Love Never Dies 17 Wick Lunch and Tour

5 Broward: Riverdance 6 Golf Dinner Dance 6 Lynn University Cabaret: Celebration on Ice 7 Hadassah Capital Steps 9 Crest Theater 17 Broward: Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder 17 Wick Theater: Singing in the Rain 25 Club Cabaret Show: Edwards Twins 27 Lynn Philharmonia 27 Tennis Dinner Dance

December 16 FAU: Duke Ellington 20 Wick: She Loves Me 3:30 p.m.

20 Broward: School of Rock 31 New Year’s Eve Gala – 3 venues:

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8:00 p.m. Poolside $28 per person

LIVE AT LYNN NOVEMBER 4

THE UNREACHABLE STARS: MADE ON BROADWAY Broadway star Jeremy Stolle’s newest show features pop, opera, Broadway, and current hits. With a little help from his talented friends, Stolle’s vocal show sparkles with hits.

JANUARY 6

CELEBRATION ON ICE MAGICAL WINTER WONDERLAND

Combining the beauty and athleticism of figure skating with the wonder and excitement of theatrical production, the show features dazzling costumes, high-energy music, and world-class skating.

FEBRUARY 3

BENISE SOULFUL SPANISH NIGHTS Backed by a full stage of musicians and elaborately choreographed dancers, guitar virtuoso Benise (Buh-Nee-say) captures world music at its best.

FEBRUARY 17

ANN HAMPTON CALLAWAY THE STREISAND SONGBOOK Known for her divine voice, depth of emotion, and piano virtuosity, Callaway performs songs from five decades of Barbara Streisand’s multifaceted career.

MARCH 4

IN THE MOOD MORE THAN A CONCERT More than a concert, In The Mood presents a retro 1940’s musical back for its 20th season tour. Featuring singers and dancers backed by the sensational Strings of Pearls big band orchestra, the costumes, music, and arrangements are as authentic as it gets.

MARCH 24

A PERFECT EVENING WITH ERICH BERGEN Best known for his award-winning portrayal of Bob Gaudio in Clint Eastwood’s film Jersey Boys, Bergen channels his heroes: Peter Allen, Barry Manilow, Elton John, and Billy Joel. With his dry wit and smooth vocals, the stage and TV star delivers what he calls ”a party.”

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Labor Day September 4 The traditional end of summer.

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WOMEN’S CLUB Here are the details you have been waiting for – the first few months of the 2017-2018 season, which is filled with lots of great speakers and out-of-club trips! If you would like to join our group, please call Rowena Kovler at 241-5486.

Come and join us each month. It is such a nice way to make friends and stimulate your mind and soul.

I look forward to seeing you at our many meetings and trips.

Marjorie Lassoff, President

Luncheon Meetings Thursdays at 11:40 a.m.

Member Grill Room

Thursday, November 16 Gala Fashion Show and Luncheon with Neiman Marcus, Boca Raton

Thursday, December 21 Professor Robert Watson Alexander Hamilton: The Man, The Myth, The Musical **SPECIAL STARTING TIME: 11:00 a.m.

Thursday, January 18 Second Annual Book and Author Luncheon Meet BETSY LERNER, author of the 2016 best-selling The Bridge Ladies.

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WOMEN’S CLUB OUT-OF-CLUB TRIPS

Wednesday, January 24 The Harid Conservatory, Boca Raton.

Tour, musical performance and lunch.

Carpooling. $30.

Arrive at 12:15 noon.

RSVP to Susan Goldstein at 646-342-5903 or to SPGNYC@icloud.com.

Saturday, February 3 Tour and lunch onboard Norwegian Cruise Lines’ newest ship, The Escape.

Bus leaves Broken Sound at 10:00 a.m. $50, and you MUST bring a valid passport.

To rsvp, contact Sandy Granatstein at sandragranatstein@gmail.com

Wednesday, March 21 South Pacific at the Jupiter Maltz Theater with lunch at the Jupiter Beach Resort.

Rsvp to Robyn Hoffberger at 409-2298.

Bus will leave the Club at 10:45 a.m. and return here approximately 6:00 p.m.

(Speakers and trips subject to change.)

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Summer Maintenance The summer ‘downtime’ at Broken Sound Club is filled with many maintenance projects. Here you can see Juan Rosario sanding out scratches on the Bar in the Main Club. In addition to the major project of regrassing The New Course, many other projects were either completed or will be completed, including: • • • • • •

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New steam generators New carpet for the Tennis Shop New carpet in the Ladies’ Locker Room New dishwasher at the Old Course Painting Cell Tower construction among the trees at the Old Course Addition of two (2) Tesla charging stations Furniture touch-up painting and repair

As there are so many everyday maintenance items that need repair and replacement, there will likely be items we may not see. We will not be one bit insulted if you see something not quite right. Please bring it to our attention. A hundred pairs of eyes are always better than one pair.

Broken Sound Maintenance Team

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Welcome New Members

Frank Becker and Sonja Schweitzer Grand Oaks

Eileen Chanin Cedar Cay

Dr. Allan Cohen Clubside Pointe

Carole Delia Fairway Landing

Edvardas and Vilma Leonavicius (not pictured) Banyans

Johanne Bellemare and Piere Marcouiller Fairway Lake

Ivan Cohen (not pictured) and Rose Marie Cavera Bay Pointe

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Barry Tartarkin Banyans

Leon and Robin Galison Bermuda Run

Steven Gutter and Alice Moss Courtside

Justin and Stacey Kratish Banyans

Gary Majka & Jeffrey Degen Oak Run

Julius and Anita Meinbach Banyans

Keith Rodbell and Nancy Masso Oak Run

Richard and Judith Miller Banyans

Jeffrey Toll and Janice Kirshner Timbermill

(not pictured) Jo-Ann Maynard Water Oak Estates

Sherri Shapiro Fairway Pointe www.brokensoundclub.org

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Contacts Administration John Crean, General Manager/C.O.O. Cathy Grana, Asst. General Manager Ed Cichielo, Club House Manager Carol Boettcher, Director, Human Resources Lisa Fuller, Executive Assistant

241-6855 241-6837 241-6866 241-6886 241-6810

Accounting Dianne L. Hart, Director of Finance Club Billing Fitness & Spa Rotunda Reception Desk Leigh-Ann Davidson, Spa Director Chuck Niessen, Fitness Manager

Golf Course Maintenance Shannon Easter, Director

997-7793

Membership Maureen Schreiber, Director Jean Ouellette, Assistant Elyse Arnel, Website Administrator

241-6820 241-6835 241-6872

241-6834 241-6848

Social Activities Al Salkeld, Director Sue Salkeld, Assistant

241-6846 241-6870

241-6840 241-6890 241-6878

Tennis Greg Wheaton, Director Pro Shop Automated Reservations

241-6888 241-6880 989-5279

Junior Programs Arnaud Delanoe, Program Manager

241-6876

Food & Beverage Tim Nelson, Food & Beverage Director 241-6831 Joe Longo, Executive Chef 241-6891 Lorant G. Botha, Director of Catering 241-6892 Carl Ramallo, Lead Dining Reservations 241-6877 Hostess Podium (Main Dining Room) 241-6859 Old Course Bar 241-6854 Bistro 241-6856 Golf Tee Time Computer Men’s Locker Room Ladies’ Locker Room

997-1146 241-6852 241-6822

Club Course Scott Feller, Director of Golf Pro Shop

241-6806 241-6860

Old Course Jeff Waber, Director of Golf Pro Shop

241-6893 994-8505

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Other Numbers Access Control (Guest Access) 998-5823/5818 Banyans Gate 241-5947 Club Reception 241-6800 Broken Sound Master Association-BSMA 998-5813 Security (Yamato Road Gate) 997-6935 Valet 271-5500 Email Addresses: Department Managers firstname_lastname@brokensoundclub.org Board of Governors board_governors@brokensoundclub.org

Members At Your Fingertips Phone Number Auto Dial E-mail Messaging View Street Address

Thursday, December 28 Broken Sound Club 5:00 – 9:00 pm Trolleys Jugglers Stilt Walkers Jazz Band Coffee Bar Alcohol Bar Food Trucks Entertainment Cigar Rollers

Ferris Wheel Zip Line, Game Trailer DJ’s Strolling Magic Ice Sculptures Spin Art Tatoo Artist Balloon Artist Photo Booth