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Dear Members:

The 2011 holiday season brought more than 600 family and house guests to St. andrews Country Club each day as we celebrated Chanukah, Christmas and the new year together. Our children and grandchildren enjoyed all of the clinics and St. andrews Holiday Week activities – Kid’s Style. all appetites were satisfied after dining at the wide variety of buffet dinners, 13 in all!

The new year’s Eve Social was enjoyed by all members and guests who rang in the new year together while enjoying Las Vegas Gaming! My thanks to Craig Martin and his professional staff for once again making the holiday season at the Club something for all members, our families and guests to remember.

Over the past 60 days we have welcomed five new members and two new renters. The new strategic initiatives that have been established with your approval are proving successful in attracting a variety of families of all sizes to call St. andrews home. I encourage you to introduce yourself to the new members and renters and make them feel welcome, St. andrews Style.

as we enter 2012, I want to remind you to Save the Date for the annual Meet the Candidates for the Board of Governors Election on March 18 at 4:00PM in the St. andrews room and the annual Meeting on april 1 at 4:00PM in the St. andrews room.

Eileen and I wish you all a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous new year!

Sincerely,

Michael Goldman

President, Board of Governors

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General Manager’s Message 3

Dining 4

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Golf 6 & 7

Calendar 8 & 9

S.a.W.G.a. 10

Tennis 11

Fitness 12

Spa 13

Member Services/Bridge 14

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Did You Know?Most grievances against Members, their families or guests involve the removal of Club property. The use of range balls for play and/or the removal of range balls from the driving range, complimentary food & beverages and towels are the most common items taken off premises. Other frequent types of grievances include improper conduct, using the golf course trails for exercise (such as jogging) and the destruction of Club property.

It is against Club Rules for any member to attempt to discipline any other member, any employee or any contractor of the Club. A grievance can be filed by any member or the professional staff by submitting a formal, written and signed complaint to the Grievance Committee. After review of a grievance, a member may receive immediate suspension up to one year, fines or any other remedy excluding expulsion as determined by the Board of Governors.

We hate to impose Grievances but they are necessary for the smooth and efficient operation of the Club.

You can read more about Grievances in the Bylaws, Article IX, Discipline.

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Dear Members,

The New Year is upon us and we can truly say that 2011 finished

with a festive bang! The holiday season offered a whirlwind of

activity filled with a grand range of special events for all interests

and ages. In fact, we had more children and grandchildren

celebrating the holidays with us at the club than ever! We also had

a record turnout for golf, tennis, dining, spa and social activities,

with feedback being extremely positive for all.

The month of January continues to be an exciting month with lots

to offer. We are looking forward to the Morgan & Friends Fight Cancer Tournament and

appreciate her great contribution to our golf programs over the holidays with the

clinics. Be sure to see pages 7 and 10 for all of the golf events and programs

scheduled this month. Our tennis program is also in full swing and promises to be

another excellent year with participation continuing to grow. See page 11 for more

details.

Melissa Mattus has many great activities planned for this year, to include a dinner

show featuring Sarge on January 26th as well as three additional dinner shows in the

upcoming months. Back by popular demand, Ryan & the Rockers will be performing

smooth Rock n’ Roll favorites in the Gallery on January 13th, so be sure to mark your

calendar for great food and music. Turn to page 5 for a full plate of delicious theme

dinners and events in the Gallery and at Lakeside. The dining experience at

St. Andrews is absolutely top-notch, and your culinary staff has put together an

impressive menu of options for every taste.

Just around the corner is our President’s Day Street Fair & Carnival and this year will

be bigger than ever. Join us on Monday, February 20th for an afternoon filled with

games, rides and activities for all ages.

I wish all of you a happy and prosperous New Year, and look forward to a successful

2012 at the Club!

Craig D. Martin, CCM, Chief Operating Officer and General Manager

2012Board of GovernorsPresident, Michael GoldmanExecutive Vice President, ron GallatinVice President, POa Liaison, Ed CoopermanVice President, Paul HauserTreasurer, Stanley Greenbaumassistant Treasurer, Ed riceSecretary, Steve GreenwaldGovernor, Julie GitlinGovernor, Lawrence KalishGovernor, Joel MillerGovernor, alfred PrinceGovernor, James SatovskyGovernor, albert Schmier

Clubhouse numbersMain number – (561) 451-4900

Craig D. Martin, C.O.O. / General Manager ext. [email protected]

Pat Sorensen, Controller ext. [email protected]

Kristen Pfeifer, Director of Communications & Member Services ext. [email protected]

amy rodon, Director of Technology ext. [email protected]

Chantal reznik, Director of Human resources ext. [email protected]

Ginger alfano, Director of Fitness ext. [email protected]

Jackie Martinez, Spa Operations Manager ext. [email protected]

Glenn Hall, Director of Golf ext. [email protected]

aaron Krickstein, Director of Tennis ext. [email protected]

Shannon Fitzpatrick, Director of Catering ext. [email protected]

Stephen Viggiano, Executive Chef ext. [email protected]

Marco Schlenz, Director of Club Operations ext. [email protected]

Front Desk (ext. 0) 451-4900 Dining reservations (ext. 115) 470-6566 Golf Shop (ext. 320) 470-6561 Tennis Shop (ext. 354) 470-6569 Fitness Front Desk (ext. 425) 470-6565 Spa Front Desk (ext. 430) 470-6555 Starter (ext. 327) 470-6559

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We have many things to look forward to with the New Year. We will soon be offering you a standard dessert menu that will offer you more options from our exceptionally talented Pastry Chef, Santiago Puga. This way we will be able to keep your favorites while piquing your interest with new decadent desserts. We will also be bringing Sake and Sushi on certain evenings to the Gallery Lounge just to add something exciting to an already great time during cocktail hour. Our beautiful St. Andrews Herb Garden will be the star of the show when we feature an Herb and Wine Dinner in the Gallery’s future. The new Spa menu is complete and will be rolling out in mid-January. The menu will have our NuYu Nutritionist’s input to make sure that your meals are not only delicious, but hearty and nutritious. In addition to the nutritious aspect of the spa, you may notice that lunch in the Gallery has some new tasty options. Chef Jose Garde Manger have once again brought another amazing feature to the Lunch Buffet by adding more grains and beans packed with the nutrients that will keep our membership healthy and energized.

I will be the first to say that I thoroughly welcome and appreciate any and all comments and feedback while making sure that you know that as your Director of Club Operations, I am here for you. All of these amazing

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additions remind us that in this economy, it is increasingly important to always be constructively evolving to keep our club the “best of the best” and give you the St. Andrews Style that you deserve. It has been wonderful meeting and becoming acquainted with everyone as well as getting acclimated to this beautiful Club. My door is always open if you ever need me and I wish all of you an incredible year of health and happiness ahead.

I would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year and hope everyone

enjoyed the holidays here at St. Andrews. We are excited and look forward to 2012 in which we now are offering some amazing

wines on our “St. Andrews Gems” wine list. This list will offer many exclusive wines, such as Beringer Private Reserve, Caymus Special Selection, Nickel & Nickel, Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars, Jarvis Winery, just to name a few. Many of these wines received high ratings from the Wine Spectator and Robert Parker. These wines will only be marked up slightly over our cost, which will provide St. Andrews Members a great opportunity to enjoy these wines at an extreme value that you will not find at any other club or restaurant in the area. So on your next dining experience ask your server to see our “St. Andrews Gems” wine list and enjoy some of these great wines.

Cheers!

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Marco Schlenz Director of Club Operations

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Sunday, January 13

Dinner Dance with ryan & The rockers in the Gallery (C)

Tuesday, January 17

Karaoke at Lakeside

Friday, January 20

Seafood night Buffet in the Gallery (C)

Kid’s Club

Monday, January 23

Ladies’ Member-Guest Card Party

Tuesday, January 24

Dr. robert Watson Lecture

Thursday, January 26

Comedy Dinner Show Featuring Sarge (C)

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January rings in the new year with new entertainment and four fabulous dinner shows! Mark your calendars and make your reservations

early for Comedy with Sarge on January 26, Clint Holmes Variety Show on February 8, Let’s Hang On: a Jersey Boys Tribute on March 3 and last season’s favorites The Bronx Wanderers on March 29! There is definitely something for everyone with this year’s line-up, so gather up some friends and join us for music, entertainment, and laughs that will last through the summer. Be sure to check the website and Front Desk for flyers and additional information.

Melissa Mattus, Member Activities & Services Manager

another favorite back again this January will be ryan & the rockers on Friday, January 13. Come by the Gallery for some good food and smooth rock n’ roll favorites provided by lead singer ryan Heidinger. On February 17 we will host another DJ night for those who want to get down to new hits and boogie to the classics.

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Don’t forget that Kid’s Club returns on Friday, January 20 with our postponed Winter Wonderland theme. reservations are required by Friday, January 13.

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Glenn Hall, Director of Golf

The first question concerning juniors: “What age should I start my Junior playing golf?”

The answer is when they can follow instructions. Safety in junior golf is a major concern, clubs and balls hurt, being able to follow directions is a must!

My junior needs clubs, “How do I get clubs that are right for them?”

Fitting a junior with clubs that are the correct length and weight is crucial to their success. Companies today make different sets based on a junior’s size, strength and gender. Here at St. andrews we have had great success with Callaway Jr. Clubs. They come with woods, hybrids, irons, putter and a bag.

What are the first steps in learning how to play?

The first steps in learning to play golf are the same for everyone. The initial goal is to develop sensitivity and awareness for the length and speed of a swing relative to the distance required to get to the target. Juniors should start a few inches from the cup, moving back in small increments that require an increasingly longer swing to strike the ball the proper distance.

Throughout this process, initial set-up routines are developed while learning a proper grip, posture, stance and aim. as a student becomes acquainted with the proper feel for rolling a ball, they become ready for the next phase, introducing a club with loft.

putting it all together!after learning the basic rudimentary parts of the swing, putting it all together into a full swing is next. The golf swing for a good player is a swing, not a contrived series of movements. It has a sequence of movement that is predicated on establishing certain muscles being in control from the start. This allows the swing to be instinctive rather than controlled with a lot of conscious thought!

Creating this sensitivity in a junior for a complete swing as soon as possible instills a confidence in a junior that this sport isn’t as tough as their parents seem to think it is!

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What a great Couple of Holiday weeks to end the 2011 Golf season. Last month was filled with a lot of activities including Junior Golf Clinics, the Holiday Demo Day, and exciting adult and junior clinics with Morgan, proving to be one of the best Decembers ever here at the club.

We step into 2012 with a bang as the men begin their quest for the Prestigious Governor’s cup title on January 7 and 8. The 5th annual Morgan & Friends Fight Cancer Tournament is next up with the dinner and auction taking place on Sunday the 8th and golf and exhibition on Monday the 9th. This year proves to be another spectacular year as Morgan teams up with her LPGa friends and St. andrews members to fight breast cancer. Joining Morgan this year is Christie Kerr, Brittany Lincicome, Paula Creamer, and One Mystery Guest. In the events’ first four years the St. andrews membership has helped raise nearly 2 million dollars.

The Junior Golf Series begins on January 14 and will run on Saturdays from 2:30pm-3:30pm thru the month of april. Be sure to sign up your children and grandchildren for this fun and educational series.

The Men’s Member-Guest takes place on Friday, January 20. This is one of the clubs premier events and this year will be nothing short of spectacular.

The ladies of the St. andrews WGa close out the month with their Country Club Challenge versus Woodfield Country Club. The event will take place on Tuesday, January 24 and the final matches will be held on the 31. The St. andrews ladies are the defending 2010 champs and plan on holding on to the trophy for another season.

Please contact the Golf Shop or visit us on the golf website for more information or to sign-up for upcoming events.

Hit ‘em straight!

Paul Clivio, Head Golf Professional

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2011 President’s Cup Winners

David Bender (right) Champion

Mark Nestler (left)Runner-Up

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Jim Satovsky (right)Champion

Steve Greenwald (left) Runner-Up

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Arthur Seeman (right) Champion

Harvey Blatt (left)Runner-UP

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Dr. George Dean Champion

Earl GoldbergRunner-Up

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Sy OkoChampion

Stan FriedmanRunner-Up

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January 2012

hoursGallery lunch Monday – Sunday 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Monday: Buffet Only

Gallery dinner Tuesday – Saturday 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Sunday & Monday 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

lakeside Tuesday – Saturday 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Friday open till 9:00 p.m.

Pub open till 11:00 p.m.

poolside window Tuesday – Saturday 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

happy hour at lakeside pub Open Daily 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Golf course Every day 7:50 a.m. – Dark

Golf shop Tuesday-Sunday 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

tennis courts Every day 7:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.

tennis shop Tuesday – Sunday 7:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Closed Mondays

fitness Monday – Friday 6:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

■ dininG ■ Golf ■ tennis ■ spA ■ Activities ■ fitness

the spa Every day 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

rec room weekend & holiday hours 1:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Calendar

sunday Monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday

1New Year’s DaY

rec room

Jazz Brunch (C)

nFL Sunday at Lakeside

asian Invasion Dinner Buffet (C)

2rec room

Fitness Competition Kick-Off

BBQ Buffet in the Gallery (C)

3WGa Event

Kid’s Holiday activities

rec room

The Carvery in the Gallery (C)

4Men’s Day Event

Kid’s Holiday activities

rec room

5rec room

Fireside Bistro in the Lounge (C)

6Tennis Pro-am

rec room

7Men’s Governor’s Cup

rec room

Gallery Prime (EC)


Morgan & Friends

rec room


Gallery Closed For Dinner

Lakeside Open For Dinner

9Golf Courses Closed

Morgan & Friends


10WGa Event


11Get Physical Lecture

Men’s Day Event

Bocci’s (C)

12Fireside Bistro in the Lounge (C)

13Dinner Dance with ryan & The rockers


rec room

Junior Golf Series

Gallery Prime (EC)


rec room


16BBQ Buffet in the Gallery (C)

17WGa Event


Karaoke at Lakeside

18Men’s Day Event

Spa Gorgeous Eyes Event

19Fireside Bistro in the Lounge (C)

20Men’s Member Guest Golf

Kid’s Club

Seafood night Buffet (C)

21Complimentary Tennis Clinic

rec room

Junior Golf Series

Gallery Prime (EC)

Pet Walk

22rec room


Bridgestone Golf Ball Fitting Day

23Twilight Tennis Mixer

Ladies’ Member Guest Card Party


24WGa Challenge Cup

Dr. robert Watson Lecture


25Men’s Day Event

Bocci’s (C)

26Comedy Dinner Show featuring Sarge (C)

27a la Carte in the Gallery (C)

28rec room

Junior Golf Series

Gallery Prime (EC)

29rec room


30BBQ Buffet in the Gallery (C)

31WGa Challenge Cup


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dress code Gallery dress code: C = Casual (Jeans, no

T-Shirts), EC = Elegant Casual (no Jeans or

T-Shirts allowed), J = Jacket, JT = Jacket &

Tie ** no Shorts at Dinner in the Gallery **

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sunday Monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday

1Men’s Day Event

a la Carte in the Gallery (C)

2fireside bistro in the lounge (c)

3Junior Tennis Super Bowl Pizza Party


Ping Fitting Van

4ryder Cup

rec room

Gallery Prime (EC)

5rec room

Jazz Brunch (C)

Super Bowl Chef’s Dinner Buffet (C)

6Ladies’ Member Guest Tennis

Intermediate Bridge Lessons

BBQ Dinner Buffet in the Gallery (C)

a Conversation with Leona Kleiner

7WGa President’s Cup 9 & 18 Holers

Karaoke at Lakeside


8Men’s Day Event

Clint Holmes Dinner Show (C)

9WGa President’s Cup 9 & 18 Holers


10a la Carte in the Gallery (C)

11Complimentary Tennis Clinic

rec room

Junior Golf Series

Lakeside Open for Dinner

Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance

Cleveland Demo Day

12Mixed Member Guest Golf

rec room

13Twilight Tennis Mixer

Intermediate Bridge Lessons

Presidents & Their First Ladies Lecture


14ValeNtiNe’s DaY

WGa Event & WGa President’s Cup Inclement Weather Date


15Men’s Day Event

Bocci’s (C)

16Silver Oak Wine Dinner (C)

17DJ night with Derek Walin

Kid’s Club

18rec room

Poolside BBQ Lunch Buffet

Gallery Prime (EC)

Taylor Made Demo Day

19Pet Walk

rec room


20PresiDeNt’s DaY

President’s Day Street Fair & Carnival

rec room

Junior Golf Clinic

Junior Tennis Clinic


President’s Day Dinner Buffet (C)

21Karaoke at Lakeside

rec room

WGa Event

Junior Golf Clinic




22rec room

Junior Golf Clinic


Kid’s activities



23rec room

Junior Golf Clinic


Kid’s Movie night



24rec room

Junior Golf Clinic



Seafood night Buffet (C)

25rec room

Junior Golf Series


Gallery Prime (EC)

26rec room


27Intermediate Bridge Lessons


28WGa Play for Pink Tournament & Lunch


29Men’s Day Event

Bocci’s (C)

Classic Draw night

Fitness Train the Trainer

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I hope you all had a nice holiday with family and friends and are enjoying the New Year.

Our 2011 tournament schedule finished off with the Governor’s Cup which was held December 6, 8 and 13. Congratulations to the winning teams!

Flight 1:

Winners

Wendy Kohansky & Amy Ross

Runner Up

Peggy DeZwirek & Elaine Sarnoff

Flight 2:

Winners

Joan Babic & Ina Rae Fox

Runner Up

Julie Gitlin & Linda Shaw

Flight 3:

Winner

Arlene Tash & Jeannette Lazarus

Runner Up

Darlene Eisenstein & Lynn Kruger

At the end of the month we will defend our title in the Country Club Challenge with Woodfield Country Club. The dates of this fun event are January 24 & 31. You can play either one day, or both days. Sign up in the Golf Shop.

See you on the course,Joan Grossman

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Aaron Krickstein Director of Tennis

The season is officially in full swing, with record attendance at our special events and tournaments, as well as our constantly growing Jr. Program and clinics. We are extremely pleased with the increased level of participation, enthusiasm and camaraderie amongst our members. Thanks to all of you for your awesome support. Many of you are improving your games with help via lessons and clinics and I commend each and every one of you on your commitment and desire to improve your game.

Our three ladies’ teams are performing well and enjoying the inter club competition. Our Ladies Division seven team has really taken off and we now have 22 members on board. Our three Men’s senior teams begin play in early January and are looking forward to another great season. Gordy Saul will once again captain two teams (our Grand Slam League team and our Division 4 Palm Beach County team). Joel Miller will take over the reigns from longtime captain Fred Greenberg to be our Division 7 Palm Beach County team captain. a big thanks to both for all their hard work and support!

Here are a few recent events to report on: The 11th annual SaCC / Broken Sound Challenge (held in early December) was a huge success. Fourteen teams competed from both clubs and each team won seven matches and 16 sets a piece. unfortunately, in the end Broken Sound won several more games than SaCC to

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claim the coveted cup. Hopefully next year we will get revenge! The Toys for Tots round robin was also a tremendous event with 28 players participating. On the Men’s side, Champion rick Ender sliced his way to victory over a vastly improving Finalist alan Halpert. The Women’s tournament was hard fought but newcomer Janyce Speier used her quick feet to run down countless balls and claim her first victory. Joan Hauser played extremely well and finished a close second. In the near future we are looking forward to three great events: The Men’s/Women’s Pro-am, The Ladies and Men’s Member-Guest Tournaments, and finally the Delray Beach Champions Tournament in late February. yours truly will be playing a match vs. Michael Chang (former world #2 and former French Open Champion). This match will take place on Monday evening, February 27 at 7pm. Hope to see you there and as always –

See you on the courts!

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Tennis Men Winners

Tennis Women Winners

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Most of us have experienced the joy of playing with a furry friend, but did you know that having a pet can also be good for your mental and physical health? Studies show that pets can protect us from depression, stress, and even heart disease. How? By helping us make healthy lifestyle changes to include providing companionship, helping us meet new people, and providing sensory stress relief (ie., petting a dog).

Studies show that going for a walk is great for your physical health, so let’s combine the two for a super fun morning by going on a Furry Friends Pet Walk! Our first walk in December was a little wet, but we still had a nice time. Join us at the 4-way stop for the next Furry Friends Pet Walk on Saturday, January 21st at 9am. you and your pet will be glad you did!

Ginger Alfano Director of Fitness

TONE / BODY PUMPMondays 8:00 a.m. MarcioWednesdays 8:00 a.m. MarcioFridays 8:00 a.m. nadeen

ZUMBAMondays 9:15 a.m. LoibelWednesdays 9:15 a.m. CourtneyFridays 9:15 a.m. Loibel Saturdays 9:30 a.m. CourtneySundays 10:10 a.m. Sarah

YOGAMondays 11:15 a.m. nicoleTuesdays 9:30 a.m. rachaelWednesdays 10:20 a.m. nicole Thursdays 4:00 p.m. KimSundays 8:30 a.m. rachael

AQUACISEMondays 9:00 a.m. FloWednesdays 9:15 a.m. MarcioThursdays 9:15 a.m. MarcioFridays 9:15 a.m. alexandra Saturdays 9:15 a.m. alejandraSundays 9:15 a.m. alex/nancy

BALLET SCULPTTuesdays 8:15 a.m. Jody Thursdays 8:15 a.m. Jody

BALANCE AND POSTUrETuesdays 11:00 a.m. GingerSaturdays 10:35 a.m. Ginger

WEDGE-EESaturdays 8:00 a.m. ari

KrAv MAGA ($)Mondays 5:00 p.m. Frank

PILATES TOWErMonday 9:00 a.m. JodyWednesday 9:00 a.m. BetsyFriday 9:00 a.m. JodySaturday 9:00 a.m. JodySaturday 10:00 a.m. Suzanne

please call the fitness center at 470-6565 for more information.

Calendar subject to change.

F it ness Schedule

Furry Friends Pet Walk

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Jackie Martinez Spa Operations Manager

The Spa at St. Andrews offers a wide variety of treatments and services to you and your guests. We are a “full service spa”

offering facials, waxing, hair & nail services, body treatments and massages, to include the following non-traditional massages:

Wellness/ Pain Management Massage is designed specifically for you and all your aches and pains. Your therapist determines what style of massage is best suited to address your concerns in order to release tension, leaving your muscles feeling invigorated and stimulated.

Shiatsu Massage – Shiatsu is Japanese for “finger pressure.” Throughout this treatment one will experience finger and palm pressure, stretches, and other massage techniques along the bodies energy lines. Treatments are available in 50- and 70-minute sessions with Amy, a licensed massage therapist certified in a variety of massage modalities and trained in the art of Shiatsu Massage. To view a video of Amy performing Shiatsu Massage, visit the Spa section of the St. Andrews website at www.standrewscc.com.

thai Massage – Thai Massage utilizes assisted yoga poses as forms of stretching along with pressure throughout the energy lines. Available in 70- and 100-minute sessions with Julie, a licensed massage therapist who is also certified in a variety of massage modalities and trained in the art of Thai Massage.

These are not the traditional styles of massage that most are used to, however; the benefits and immediate results from these treatments are what make them quite popular. To schedule an appointment for one of the above massages – or any of the services offered – call us at 561-470-6555.

Non-Traditional Massage Treatments and Services

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Our next Beauty Event, Gorgeous Eyes, is January 18th in the Spa Lobby from 9-1pm. We look forward to yet another wonderful turnout!

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Over the past year the entire professional staff has been working diligently to make sure all events and activities are promoted throughout the Club

and facilities in a consistent manner and with a consistent brand image. Did you know that we communicate to the membership in more than 20 different locations whether physical or digital? Below is a list of the many places you can find information about the Club calendar of events:

1 Brochure Racks at the Front Desk, Fitness Desk, Golf Shop, Spa Desk and Lakeside2 Posters in the main Lobby, Golf Shop, Tennis Shop, Spa, Fitness, Gallery Entrance and the Ladies’ Card Room3 Bulletin Boards in Locker Rooms, Ladies’ Card Room, Fitness, Tennis and Golf4 Monthly Style Magazine5 Website and the Mobile Web6 iPhone, iPad and Android Smartphone Apps7 Check Stuffers8 eBlasts9 Weekly eNewsletter10 Channel 14 and Channel 901 on Hotwire

We encourage you to use the communication point that provides the best format for your personal use. As St. Andrews Country Club and most clubs around the country move towards conservation of our natural resources, we encourage you to use the digital communication tools whenever possible.

We are always looking for the best ways to share information and welcome your suggestions.

Kristen Pfeifer Director of Communications & Member Services

Our Toys for Tots Luncheon was a huge success thanks to

those who donated unwrapped toys for the Marine’s annual drive. A big Thank You to St. Andrews employee and proud Marine, Matteo Farazo, for his help with the collection and toy delivery.

Intermediate Lessons with Larry Cohen begin on Monday, February 6. We are currently on a wait list if you would like to add your name to this list, please contact the Front Desk.

As you may have noticed, there is a Bridge Survey inserted into the middle section of this month’s Style. If you are a

Bridge player or are interested in Bridge Programs at St. Andrews please complete the survey and return to the Front Desk by Monday, January 30. We appreciate your input so that we can select instructors and programs that suit our Members’ Bridge

needs.

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Dr. Pervez Siddiqui (Not Pictured)Welcome New Members!

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Carlos & Patricia de Siqueira Castro

James Goldslager

Joseph Hickey & Karen Winter

Jeffrey & Joyce Persily

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Style Magazine 15December 2011

2011 closed with a memorable evening full of glamour, gaming and great cuisine and St. Andrews was the right place to ring in 2012! The Vegas Casino theme and action packed gaming tables were a wonderful addition to the evening and DJ Peoples kept the dance floor packed and

grooving into the night. A big thank you to all of the members of the Social Committee for all the hard work in bringing the event together and their consistent creative vision that really set St. Andrews Country Club and our events apart from the rest.

As the New Year rolls in please remember to book your upcoming celebrations early. Spring and early Fall dates are beginning to fill up quickly. Keep in mind with the newly renovated Promenade and Lakeside your own country club provides the perfect backdrop for small business meetings and intimate luncheons as well as large events including Weddings, Bar & Bat Mitzvahs and everything in

Shannon Fitzpatrick Director of Catering

What Happens at St. Andrews Stays at St. Andrews – Vegas Style!

between. Our facility also boasts some unique and serene locations such as the Herb Garden which would provide the perfect backdrop for an intimate dinner celebration and the Rec Room which provides a lively escape for all ages. Our Rec Room can be a great location for a year end thank you party for your employees or a gathering place for a fun filled family reunion.

As we look to February please mark your calendar for the Valentine’s Dinner Dance on Saturday, February 11.

Reservations for this event will be made through the dining room and the evening will feature music and dancing along with a delectable menu. St. Andrews is the location that is sure to sweep that loved one off their feet as you celebrate your love with the romantic setting & cuisine St. Andrews is known for.

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