Mission Statement: “To provide a private country club lifestyle for members, their families, friends, and guests that fulfills

their needs through a variety of recreational, cultural, and social activities.”

March 5, 2017

2016-2017

MASTER BOARD

OF DIRECTORS:

Mike Gordon

President

Chair Human Resource

Committee

Crist Knoop

Vice President

Chair House Committee

Cathy Telzrow

Secretary

Chair Sports & Fitness

Kathy Cummings

Treasurer

Chair Finance Committee

Stan Anderson

Chair Common Grounds

Committee

Greg Worley

Chair ACC Committee

Peter Villa

Message from Ranae Frazier, General Manager

The Annual Meeting will be held at Riverside Church on April 13, 2017 at 10:00

a.m. On Tuesday, March 7th, all members will be mailed the second notice of the

Annual Meeting. There were four (4) open seats on the Board of Directors. There were

four candidates that placed their name into nomination for the Board of Directors: Jeff

Brick, Kathy Cummings, John Thomas, and Dave Warren. There will not be a need to

vote for the Board of Directors as only four candidates submitted their nomination. I am

including the candidates information in the March 7th mailing.

There are three (3) open positions for the Golf Committee. The candidates who

have placed their names into nomination for the Golf Committee are: Mike Cautin, Bill

Hoffman, Jean Murphy, Joe Petrone, and Ed Shaw.

The Candidates Forum will be held in the Activities Room on Monday, March 6th

at 4 p.m. Each candidate running for the Golf Committee will be given an opportunity to

make an opening statement of no more than five minutes, if desired, although such

statements are not obligatory. All candidates will be asked to respond to questions from

the membership during the forum. Questions may be submitted in writing in advance,

submitted in writing during the forum, or presented live from the floor during the forum.

All questions submitted in writing in advance or during the forum must be signed by the

submitting member.

Our Association’s governing documents require that a quorum of the members is

needed in order to hold our annual meeting and election. The Association’s By-Laws

provides that a quorum shall be established by the presence, in person or by proxy. A

quorum is at least 258 members, one member per household. To establish a quorum in

advance, please sign and return your proxy that will be included in your March 7th mailing.

If a quorum is not received, we will have no choice but to adjourn and re-notice the

meeting at a later date.

Questions asked this week:

Question: I was unable to see the Powerhouse performance “A Night at the Opera”.

Can they do another performance? Answer: Yes. The performance will be appearing at

the Bell Tower Shops on Friday, March 10th at 6 p.m. at the Center Pavilion.

Question: On top of Legends street lights there is a small circular clear lens with

blue on it. What is this? Answer: This is a photo cell. This turns the street lights on and

off.

Question: My husband receives our monthly billing statement by email. I would like

to receive one too. Answer: Multiple emails are now available. If you would like to be

added please let the office know.

Question: When I was at the pool, there were members using the Café tables playing

cards. Is this allowed? Answer: Cards and games should be played in the activities room,

library, or Studio 1. The restaurant facilities should be used for dining.

Legends Exchange Weekly E’Newsletter

Meeting Schedule

Monday, March 6

4 PM: Meet the Golf

Candidates

Wednesday, March 8

1 PM: ACC

2 PM: Sports & Fitness

Thursday, March 9

10AM: MB Open Sealed

Bids - Phase 1

Tuesday, March 14

1 PM: Contractor Interviews

Continued on page 2

Legends New Homeowners

Mary Gibson

Passed Away 2/28/17

Langshire

Joe Kane Passed Away 3/1/2017

Somerset

Message from the GM continued...

As a reminder, the Master Board will be opening the sealed bids from the contractors on Thursday, March 9th in

the dining room at 10 a.m. for Phase 1.

Until next week…..

Annual Meeting and Election Important Dates:

March 6, 2017 Meet the Golf Candidates Forum 4 p.m.

March 8, 2017 Second Notice of Annual Meeting, Candidate Information, and Ballots Mailed

April 13, 2017 Annual Meeting and Election at 10 a.m. Riverside Church

MEMBER LEGENDS ADDRESS FROM

Daniel Becker & Robbin Perlowitz 14551 Legends Blvd N #101 Hewlett, NY

Tom Janik & Barbara Gard 14531 Legends Blvd N #306 Fort Wayne, IN

Carl & Jan Keller 19421 Cromwell Ct. @107 Valley, NE

Lori & John Annetta (Bacelletta, LLC) 14571 Legends Blvd N #402 Freehold, NJ

Section 720.303 of the Florida Statute states that all special assessments that will be considered at a board meeting must be mailed, delivered, or electronically transmitted to the member/owner of record 14 days before the meeting is held. The Master Board would like to notice the members of the proposed consideration of the following projects being approved:

Parking Lot Additions

Pickleball Courts (4) Additions

Tennis Bath House

Kitchen Remodeling

Terrace Lounge

Date: March 22, 2017 Time: 3:00pm

Location: Legends Clubhouse - Activities Room

DON’T MISS THE SHOW!

Appearing Now at the Bell Tower Shops

Friday March 10th at 6PM

At the Center Pavilion

POWERHOUSE

Presents

A Night At The Opera!

Featuring the Lumplings!

Celebrate The Art Of Living! POWERHOUSE

APEX PHYSICAL THERAPY

Call 239-540-7900

Located in the Back of the Workout Room Tuesdays / Thursday ONLY by appointment

Please remember to bring your key to get in!!

We accept all major insurances as well as offering a cash based program to those who do not have insurance or those

who live outside the U.S.

Please visit our website at www.apexptflorida.com for more info about insurances we accept and the different

conditions we treat.

February 2017 Fitness Schedule MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

March 6

8AM: Phil Body Sculpt S1

8AM: Judy Pilates S2

9AM: Phil Lite Cardio Outside

9AM: Judy Total Body

Workout S1&2

10AM: Diane Yoga Tech & Flo

S1&2

11AM: Diane Yoga Chair

S1&2

12PM: Christina Meditation S2

2PM: Maria Aqua

March 7

8AM: Rose Precision Fit

S1&2

9AM: Rose Zumba S1&2

10AM: Jodi Iron Abs

S1&2

11AM: Jodi Stretch &

Balance S1&2

1PM: Jodi Powerhouse

behind the Scenes S2

2PM: Rose Aqua

March 8

8AM: Jodi Just Dance

S1&2

9AM: Phil Golf &

Tennis S1&2

10AM: Diane Yoga Tec

& Flo S1&2

11AM: Diane Chair Yoga

S1&2

12PM: Powerhouse S2

2PM: Maria Aqua

March 9

8AM: Rose Funky Fitness

S1&2

9AM: Rose Zumba S1&2

10AM: Phil Lite Cardio

S1

10AM: Jodi Iron Abs S2

11AM: Jodi Sit to be Fit

S1&2

2PM: Rose Aqua

March 10

8:15AM: Danling Beg.

Tai Chi S1&2

9AM: Danling Tai-Chi

S1&2

10AM: Diane Yoga for

Men S1&2

11AM: Diane Yoga for

Women S1&2

12PM: Diane Yoga AF

S2

1PM: Jodi Powerhouse

S2

March 13

8AM: Phil Body Sculpt S1

8AM: Judy Pilates S2

9AM: Phil Lite Cardio Outside

9AM: Judy Total Body

Workout S1&2

10AM: Diane Yoga Tech & Flo

S1&2

11AM: Diane Yoga Chair

S1&2

12PM: Christina Meditation S2

2PM: Maria Aqua

March 14

8AM: Rose Precision Fit

S1&2

9AM: Rose Zumba S1&2

10AM: Jodi Iron Abs

S1&2

11AM: Jodi Stretch &

Balance S1&2

1PM: Jodi Powerhouse

behind the Scenes S2

2PM: Rose Aqua

March 15

8AM: Jodi Just Dance

S1&2

9AM: Phil Golf &

Tennis S1&2

10AM: Diane Yoga Tec

& Flo S1&2

11AM: Diane Chair Yoga

S1&2

12PM: Powerhouse S2

2PM: Maria Aqua

March 16

8AM: Rose Funky Fitness

S1&2

9AM: Rose Zumba S1&2

10AM: Phil Lite Cardio

S1

10AM: Jodi Iron Abs S2

11AM: Jodi Sit to be Fit

S1&2

2PM: Rose Aqua

March 17

8:15AM: Danling Beg.

Tai Chi S1&2

9AM: Danling Tai-Chi

S1&2

10AM: Diane Yoga for

Men S1&2

11AM: Diane Yoga for

Women S1&2

12PM: Diane Yoga AF

S2

1PM: Jodi Powerhouse

S2

March 20

8AM: Phil Body Sculpt S1

8AM: Judy Pilates S2

9AM: Phil Lite Cardio Outside

9AM: Judy Total Body

Workout S1&2

10AM: Diane Yoga Tech & Flo

S1&2

11AM: Diane Yoga Chair

S1&2

12PM: Christina Meditation S2

2PM: Maria Aqua

March 21

8AM: Rose Precision Fit

S1&2

9AM: Rose Zumba S1&2

10AM: Jodi Iron Abs

S1&2

11AM: Jodi Stretch &

Balance S1&2

1PM: Jodi Powerhouse

behind the Scenes S2

2PM: Rose Aqua

March 22

8AM: Jodi Just Dance

S1&2

9AM: Phil Golf &

Tennis S1&2

10AM: Diane Yoga Tec

& Flo S1&2

11AM: Diane Chair Yoga

S1&2

12PM: Powerhouse S2

2PM: Maria Aqua

March 23

8AM: Rose Funky Fitness

S1&2

9AM: Rose Zumba S1&2

10AM: Phil Lite Cardio

S1

10AM: Jodi Iron Abs S2

11AM: Jodi Sit to be Fit

S1&2

2PM: Rose Aqua

March 24

8:15AM: Danling Beg.

Tai Chi S1&2

9AM: Danling Tai-Chi

S1&2

10AM: Diane Yoga for

Men S1&2

11AM: Diane Yoga for

Women S1&2

12PM: Diane Yoga AF

S2

1PM: Jodi Powerhouse

S2

Thursday Night Buffet

“Oriental Buffet”

March 16, 2017

5:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Pork Pot Stickers

Egg Rolls

Vegetable Stir Fry

Broccoli Beef and Cashew Stir Fry

Honey Fried Chicken

Sweet and Sour Shrimp

Fried Rice

Lychee Ice Cream

Fortune Cookies

$25.00 ++

Reservations Requested online or at

239-561-8740 x 110/129

Eagles Tribute Concert...

End of the Year Event…

Tuesday, April 25, 2017

Sangria, Music, Dancing

WATCH FOR MORE DETAILS….

Caregiver Gathering Monday, March 13, 2017

4:15 PM / Activities Room

Guest Speaker:

Dawn Pudlin (Comfort Keepers)

and Lori Adams (Movin’ and Groovin’):

Discussion Topics:

Address behavior changes for those with A.D. and

activities for people with A.D.

Comfort Keepers’ Interactive Caregiving model

Fitness for those who have A.D. and the value of

exercising.

Monday, March 27, 2017

4:15 PM / Fitness Studio 1

Guest Speaker:

Dr. Fred Schaerf

(Neuropsychiatric Research Center of SWFL)

Sign-up through the club calendar if you plan to

attend.

Legends Travel Club

Tuesday, March 7, 2017

2:00 PM / Main Dining Room

Come hear about SeaDream Yacht Club Cruises in the Caribbean & Mediterranean & they were!

114 passenger ships with 95 crew

Open Bar & 5 Star Dining

Water Sports Deck that drops down with all

equipment included, including jet skis!

Presented by Mr. Jessi Fundora, Sales Director, South

Florida, Caribbean & Latin America for SeaDream Yacht

Club Cruises

Sign-up online if you plan to attend.

The American Queen Brochures are here! You can

stop by the Admin. Office and pick one up!

& Boutique Shopping Thursday, March 30 - 11:30 AM

Lunch, Fashions, & Shopping with over 15 vendors

Jewelry, Handbags, Lipstick, Candles

Handmade Shawls, and more…..

Menu:

Heirloom Tomatoes, Onion and Goat Cheese

Tart garnished with Fresh Fruit

Raspberry Napoleon with Crème Anglaise

$25++ per person

Sign-up begins March 9, 10 AM online, in person, or

at 239-561-8740 ext.110/129.

Steve Valdespino Presents...

THE GREATEST BATTLE IN HISTORY and

Turning Point of the European War. This iconic clash between

the forces of two totalitarian monsters is replete with sacrifice and

heroism. The program includes an overview of the roots of the

Russian-German War and incredible photos of the conflict where

the Wehrmacht lost an entire Army and a sprawling,

modern metropolis of half a million people was turned into a

giant field of ruins.

Thursday, March 23, 2017

$10 per person / Fitness Studio 1

Sign-up on the website or call 239-561-8740 ext. 110/129

BIRDING SAFARI

Friday, April 7, 2017

8:00 AM

Meet in front of the Fitness Center

Join Steve to see and hear the sounds of Legends

neighboring birds.

You will be amazed at what you learn!

Painting on Silk Scarf or Silk Pillow Zippered Cover Art Class

March 16, 2017 - 5:00 PM - Activities Room

All materials provided: Silk Scarf, 8” x 70” or zippered Silk Pillow Cover 16” x 16” pre-stretched on

frame making it taut and ready for painting with your design of choice pre-drawn on your silk scarf or

Silk Pillow Cover, use of bamboo art brushes, baggies, stretching frame, silk dyes and paints, media to

move the dyes (salt and rubbing alcohol), as well as art instruction. You may choose to paint, for

example, a Traditional Flower, Contemporary Flower, Poppies, Calla Lily, Eye of the Peacock, Koi

Fish, Lotus Flower, Tulips, Dragonflies, Butterflies, Sunflowers, Geometric/Modern Shapes, Sea Turtle

or a suggestion of your choice. Class participants choose their own color palette from an extensive

variety of hues. When registering please indicate the style of design you would like to paint on your

pillow top or silk scarf and Jenny will pre-draw the design with resist on your scarf or pillow top making it ready for

painting.

Upon completion of the class Jenny takes the silk scarves or pillow covers on their frames to her home where she

removes them from the frame after 24 hours to heat set them. After heat setting she washes them with professional silk

dye detergent and rinse. The scarves are then ironed, packaged and shipped back to the student. Jenny sews up the

three open sides of the pillow. Pillow insert not included. Any level of interest or ability welcome.

Class Fee: $67 includes all materials and art supplies as well as postage for scarves or pillow covers to be delivered to

Kelly Leonard, Activities Director at The Legends for student pick up.

LETS ROCK N’ ROLL THIS UP COMING FRIDAY

MARCH 10TH AT 5:30 ON THE TENNIS COURTS,

WITH A DIFFERENT TWIST.

WE WILL HAVE MUSIC, DRINKS AND GAMES.

ON ONE COURT WE WILL BE PLAYING VOLLEYBALL, ON ANOTHER COURT

POP TENNIS AND THE THIRD COURT BADMINTON.

SIGN UP SHEET IS IN THE TENNIS OFFICE

Get in the games!

Tennis Talk

March 2017 Golf Event Schedule

NOTICE: The Course will be Closed for maintenance on Wednesday 3-15-2017 following Ladies Day.

Congratulations to Joe and Pat Petrone for their victory in the 2017 Husband and Wife Championship. If you

haven’t heard we moved the Putting Contest to Wednesday and we had some new winners this week.

The sign-up for the Club Championship, is in the books, play starts on March 17th and entry fee is $25.00. Call

or stop in to sign up.

The way Chelsea Points are distributed has been changed effective immediately. The following changes were

approved by the Golf Committee at the Jan 18, 2017 meeting.

Players will receive 1 Chelsea Point for all play prior to 4:00. Players will receive ½ of a Chelsea Point for all play

from 4:00 to close. Players used to receive 1 point prior to 2:00 and 0 points from 2:00 to close.

We have added a ”not later than” feature to Chelsea. If you decide to use this feature remember that you are limiting

your tee time window. At Legends we use a “Crossover Tee Time System” to maximize play on Monday, Tuesday

afternoon, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. During Crossovers there are times available between 7:15 and

9:15, 11:45 and 1:45 and from 4:15 – Close. Please be aware of that when using the not earlier or later than option.

Example: If you say I don’t want to play before 9:30 or after 11:30 you will not get a time because there isn’t one

available during the window you have chosen.

Be sure to use Chelsea to make your tee times. Members, your login requires you to enter a Zero (0) your 4

digit member #, and a 1 for male members, a 2 for female members, making it a 6 digit number. (ex. 012341) Renters

already have a 5 digit number so no zero (0) is necessary but you still need the 1 or 2, at the end. (Ex. 712342) First

time users have a default password of 1234.

For those of you that are not aware we have a Hole-In-One club at the Legends. Stop by the Golf Shop for details.

As always, fix those ball marks, fill those divots and keep up with the group in front of you.

Golfingly,

Jeff Sarver, PGA, Head Golf Professional

Reminder: All requests for approval of Intra Club Events must be submitted to the Golf Tournament and Activities

Sub-Committee between March 1st and April 30th of the year prior to when the event is to take place.

Golf Shop Talk

CLUB SUN 3/5/2017 Couples Scramble PM Crossover

MGA MON 3/6/2017 4 Man Stableford Crossover tee times

LLNHGA TUE 3/7/2017 Invitational Scramble 9:00 Shotgun

LWGA WED 3/8/2017 1 Better Ball of 4 (ABCD) 8:00 Shotgun

CLUB WED 3/8/2017 Putting Contest 4:00 Start

CLUB SUN 3/12/2017 Club Champ Champ Flight Qualifier AM Tee times

MGA MON 3/13/2017 Individual Stableford Crossover tee times

LLNHGA TUE 3/14/2017 9 Hole Club Championship Rd 1 8:30 Shotgun

LWGA WED 3/15/2017 Pick a Pair 1 Better Ball of 2 8:00 Shotgun

CLUB WED 3/15/2017 Course Closed in afternoon for Maintenance 1:00 Closed

CLUB THU 3/16/2017 Club Champ Champ Flight Qualifier Rain Date AM Tee times

CLUB FRI 3/17/2017 Club Champ Rd 1 Crossover tee times

CLUB SAT 3/18/2017 Club Champ Rd 2 Crossover tee times

MGA MON 3/20/2017 Ind Point Quota Crossover tee times

LLNHGA TUE 3/21/2017 9 Hole Club Championship Rd 2 (a's with a's) 8:30 Shotgun

LWGA WED 3/22/2017 Mystery Game - TBD 8:00 Shotgun

CLUB WED 3/22/2017 Putting Contest 4:00 Start

CLUB SAT 3/25/2017 Club Champ Finals Crossover tee times

MGA MON 3/27/2017 Memorial Scramble / Closing Dinner Crossover tee times

LLNHGA TUE 3/28/2017 Low Net (AA/CC - BB/DD) 8:30 Shotgun

LWGA WED 3/29/2017 9 Hole Invitational 2 Better Balls of 4 (ABCD) 8:00 Shotgun

To find out all the latest news

and upcoming golf events, log onto

the LMGA website http://lmga1.org/

Legends Men’s Golf Association

LLNHGA News, by Dianne Ford

This Tuesday is our 9 Hole Invitational. We have a full field of ladies so please try to carpool on Tuesday

morning. Remember to wear black golf shirts with white bottoms, and your Legends name tag.

There is a Continental breakfast outside near the big pool. Arrive at 8:00 a.m. and find your golf group and

show them where to sign in for 50/50 and where our driving range and practice putting green are. There will be many

raffles and baskets so bring extra money. Even though it is a 9:00 a.m. regular scramble, please arrive by 8:00 a.m. to

help the golfing guests find their way to the breakfast and golf course. Legends members must be the drivers of each

golf cart and should keep score. The weather is going to be perfect, so enjoy the Event and make new friends.

Husband / Wife Results AUNGER, Marilyn 14922 AUNGER, George 1 63 1st tie

MURPHY, Dave 19791 MURPHY, Mary Kay 1 63 1st tie

LEE, Robert 13421 LEE, Donna 1 64 3rd

JACKSON, Phil 15801 JACKSON, Laurie 1 65 4th

FALANGO, Jude 15582 FALANGO, Lou 1 66 5th tie

MERRILL, Suzanne 14402 MERRILL, Kurt 1 66 5th tie

BROOKS, Rand 19621 BROOKS, Brenda 1 66 5th tie

DAVIDSON, Bill 12471 DAVIDSON, Kay 1 66 5th tie

BASTIEN, Suzanne 18272 DROLET, Gerald 1 67 9th tie

MUNGER, Mary 16462 MUNGER, Craig 1 67 9th tie

PETRONE, Pat 18562 PETRONE, Joe 2 62 1st

CONNOR, Bill 16601 CONNOR, Linda 2 63 2nd

COLOSIMO, Bob 17101 COLOSIMO, Norma 2 64 3rd tie

WOODWARD, Tim 15521 WOODWARD, Maria 2 64 3rd tie

TOELKE, William 13281 TOELKE, Claudia 2 64 3rd tie

WHELAN, Timothy 13731 WHELAN, PAULINE 2 66 6th tie

CONSOLAZIO, Barbara 17772 CONSOLAZIO, Tony 2 66 6th tie

DULCHINOS, Deborah 18702 DULCHINOS, Ted 2 66 6th tie

BARTZ, Beth 15932 BARTZ, Randolph 2 66 6th tie

WORTHINGTON, Alice 19132 WORTHINGTON, Doug 2 66 6th tie

GEARY, MERRY 16412 GEARY, Bill 2 66 6th tie

DUNHAM, Mark 13061 CONSTANTINE, Michell 2 66 6th tie

STAIR, Arlene 13812 STAIR, Ray 3 66 1st tie

ALLEN, Karolyn 16992 ALLEN, Wayne 3 66 1st tie

COOPER, Jim 14941 COOPER, Linda 3 66 1st tie

TELZROW, Alan 17591 TELZROW, Cathy 3 66 1st tie

TAKALA, Clyde 14791 TAKALA, Torry 3 67 5th tie

MANGANO, Sue 15712 MANGANO, John 3 67 5th tie

MAGUIRE, Robert 14741 MAGUIRE, Eileen 3 67 5th tie

VAHDAT, Bahman 10891 VAHDAT, Malihe 3 67 5th tie

BAKER, Priscilla 15092 BAKER, Robert 3 68 9th tie

SHAFFER, Con 10731 SHAFFER, Pam 3 68 9th tie

KUJALA, Robert 17941 KUJALA, Jerilyn 3 68 9th tie

FORD, Rick 16831 FORD, Dianne 3 68 9th tie

Last week I mentioned the

course would be closed the afternoon

of Tuesday, March 14th, after the

LLNHGA were completed. The

corrected afternoon course closure is

Wednesday, March 15th after the

LWGA are complete. We will be

spraying for white grubs and mole

crickets. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Jeffrey S. Burgoyne, CGCS

Turf Notes

The Handicap committee, together with the league board members, have been reviewing the handicaps of

players who statistically are winning more often than they should, or are scoring lower than would be expected. I would

like to stress that no-one is being accused of cheating or garnishing their handicaps. Causes of these statistical anomalies

can be for several reasons. Players may concentrate more in league play than when they are playing with friends or

spouses, or it may be that course slope and rating does not adequately take into account the different play on Northern

courses as opposed to Legends course. Let’s face it, getting out of the rough is much more difficult on Northern courses.

For the eighteen hole leagues, we have generated a handicap using just league play, and where there is a

significant discrepancy between this and the handicap in the computer, we have made adjustments. For the Nine hole

ladies league, the problems are slightly different, in that it takes forty rounds of nine holes to create a complete change in

the scores considered to calculate a handicap. For them, we entered all of the nine hole rounds on the players scoring

record, and used this to generate a nine hole handicap. Again, when large discrepancies occurred, we adjusted the

players handicap.

Ed Shaw, Handicap Chair, eshaw101@comcast.net

Handicap Review

Why guess when you can measure? What I have learned the most over the last decade is how little

understanding there is among golfers regarding how the ball flies. Example: folks think they are hooking the ball

because they are coming over the top. If your ball starts straight and hooks it is because you’re actually swinging too

much inside out. If your ball starts straight and you come over the top, your ball will slice off the planet with a driver.

Folks need to understand that swing path curves the ball—not the club-face! If your ball starts left it is because that is

where the face is pointed at impact. It’s critical to know that the face starts the ball on its journey and your path

provides the curve. Most folks don’t know this. They also have no idea how far they hit their golf clubs. To a degree it

makes sense because we use floater balls on our aqua range. If you hit balls on my machine you use real golf balls. The

diver fetches them a couple times a year.

Spin rate: folks need to know their driver spin rate. If your ball is spinning too much, you’ve got either equipment or

mechanical issues and you’re cheating yourself out of distance and accuracy.

Smash factor: fancy terminology for whether you’re striking your shots in the middle of the club-face. You can’t

diagnose your ball’s curvature without knowing if you’re hitting it off the toe or heel. For right handed swingers who hit

heel shots with driver the ball curves right. Toe shots hook. If you’ve never sprayed the face of your driver with Dr.

Scholl’s foot spray, you are throwing darts at the board hoping one will stick. Again why guess if it’s your swing path

or off-center strike that is causing the ball to curve? It’s 2017 and we can measure!

I don’t use my ten thousand dollar radar device to be overly technical. I use it to make things simple. The last

lesson I had with it I gave a higher handicap sixty yards with his driver by simply aiming his shoulders and hips

different and giving him one swing thought. He went from popping it up to ripping it. There was no need for him to see

the twenty seven parameters the machine measures. That would only provide confusion. I’m here to parse the data and

make things easier. I also provide a catalogue of photos for students detailing where their swing gets out of whack.

Flightscope is great for pitching and chipping too. If you can’t get the ball to hold on the greens you need to

understand what spin loft is. The traditional “chip like you putt” wrist-less motion is not good enough off of Bermuda

grass. In fact you need to use your wrists and utilize the bounce on your wedge when you chip and the ball will check

up like you wouldn’t imagine!

During March and April you can book a ninety minute Flightscope Radar lesson with me for $90. I can

guarantee your weakness will be exposed. More importantly you will do what every serious golfer at any level needs to

do—keep a catalogue of pictures of your swing so you can chart your progress. If you are interested in booking a

session or finding out more information, email me at bradstecklein@gmail.com or call me at 239 738 5900. Also

remember if your grandkids come down I have special junior pricing. They receive a significant discount and a video of

their swing.

Brad’s Blog

DATE TIME EVENT Sign-Up

Mar. 6 5:00 PM Bingo & Buffet - $16.50++pp; Reservations Required Feb. 13

Mar. 7 2:00 PM Travel Club - Sea Dream Yacht Club Cruise Now

Mar. 9 6:00 PM Hypno Larryous Dinner & Show Feb. 16

Mar. 10 5:30 PM Guitar Player Kraig Kenning on the Terrace N/A

Mar. 13 4:15 PM Caregiver Gathering - Guest Speaker Dawn Pudlin (Comfort Keepers) and Lori Adams (Movin’ and Groovin’)

Now

Mar. 13 6:00 PM Choraliers Concert Now

Mar. 14 "A Day in Greece" Day Bus Trip - SOLD OUT - $89pp N/A

Mar. 16 5:00 PM Painting with Jenny - Silkscarf - $67pp Now

Mar. 16 6:00 PM Red Sox / Pirates Game; $28.50pp; Jet Blue Park Now

Mar. 17 TBD St. Patrick's Day Dinner Buffet - Entertainment by DJ Jay Rigdon Feb. 24

Mar. 20 5:00 PM Bingo & Buffet - $16.50++pp; Reservations Required Feb. 27

Mar. 21 5:00 PM Sippin' Tuesday - Entertainement by Ron Rutz; Reservations Requested Feb. 28

Mar. 23 4:30 PM Lectures with Steve "The Road to Stalingrad"; $10pp Now

Mar. 24 5:30 PM Guitar Duo Robb & Tasa on the Terrace N/A

Mar. 27 4:15 PM Caregiver Gathering - Guest Speaker Dr. Fred Schaerf (Neuropsychiatric Research Center of SWFL)

Now

Mar. 29 1:00 PM Red Sox / Twins Game; $28.50pp; Jet Blue Park Now

Mar. 30 11:30 AM Ladies Spring Fashion Show with A'TU, Boutique Shopping & Luncheon Mar. 7

Mar. 31 5:00 PM Main Dining Room Dinner & Entertainment by Jennifer Gilmore; Reservations Requested

Now

Somerset Block Party

February 25, 2017

Langshire Neighbors Helping Neighbors

Bobcat on Thornberry

Langshire / Woodridge Neighborhood Upcoming Events

Apr. 3 5:00 PM Bingo & Buffet - $16.50++pp; Reservations Required Mar. 13

Apr. 6 TBD Eagles Tribute Concert on the Green Mar. 16

Apr. 7 8:30 AM Birding Safari with Steve Now

Apr. 7 5:30 PM Guitar Player Michael Anthony on the Terrace N/A

Apr. 10 TBD Passover Dinner Now

Apr. 14 TBD Pancake Breakfast with the Bunny & Egg Hunt Mar. 24

Apr. 14 5:30 PM Guitar Player Michael Anthony on the Terrace N/A

Apr. 16 TBD Easter Brunch Mar. 26

Apr. 17 5:00 PM Bingo & Buffet - $16.50++pp; Reservations Required Mar. 27

Apr. 18 5:00 PM Sippin' Tuesday - Entertainement by Flashback; Reservations Requested Mar. 28

Apr. 19-22 TBD Spring Invitational TBD

Apr. 21 5:30 PM Guitar Player Duo Robb & Tasa on the Terrace N/A

Apr. 25 TBD Hot Havana Nights End of the Year Party Apr. 4

Apr. 28 5:00 PM Dinner & Dancing with Ron Spatero - Dining Room N/A

DATE TIME EVENT Sign-Up

Happy Hours at the Pool will be EVERY Wednesdays during the season at 5 pm - just come, bring your own

drink and meet your neighbors.

The next Pool Socials will be March 26 and April 23 from 4to 7 pm. Please bring a snack or hors d’oeuvre to share

and your beverage of choice.

The Langshire Annual Membership Meeting will be on Tuesday, March 21, at 4:30 in the work out room.

Volunteers are needed to paint the inter ior and exter ior of the pool cabana on Saturday, March 25 beginning

at 8 am. If you can help, please email Norm Quinn at nquinn9905@aol.com

The third annual Bear Classic neighborhood golf tournament will be held Sunday, April 30. The nine-hold Langshire

vs. Woodridge event will have tee times beginning at 4 pm, and a buffet dinner will be held in the dining room

immediately following. To sign up for the golf, please email Jean Murphy at jmurph16@comcast.net and to sign up

for the buffet, please email Sara Wade at sarawaide@comcast.net.

Monday 3-6

Lunch Special - Hot Pastrami Sandwich - Shaved pastrami grilled on thick rye bread with spicy mustard and

steak fries $10.00++

Dinner Menu

Dinner Special - Fish and Chips - Beer Batter Cod, lightly Tempura battered, steak fries and Cole slaw

$16.00++

Bingo & Buffet - Dining Room; 5:00-8:00 PM; Reservations Requested

Tuesday 3-7

Lunch Special - Crab Cake Salad - Jumbo lump crab cake, baby lettuce, grape tomatoes, and carrots with dill

sour cream lemon dressing $14.00++

Dinner Menu

Dinner Special - Pepper steak - Sautéed peppers and onions smothered over grilled flank steak, mashed

potatoes and green beans $18.00++

Wednesday3-8

Lunch Special - Skirt Steak Chimichurri - Open face steak sandwich with sautéed onions and beans and rice

$14.00++

Dinner Menu

Dinner Special - 24 Ounce Porterhouse - This Bone-In Steak consists of a Strip Loin and Tenderloin.

The Porterhouse will be char-grilled to temperature with Stilton cheese, merlot reduction, au gratin potatoes

and asparagus $35.00++

Thursday 3-9

Lunch Special - Philly Cheese Steak - Shaved Ribeye, sautéed onions and green peppers topped with

provolone cheese and steak fries $10.00++

Dinner Menu

Dinner Special - Lobster Mac n Cheese – Sautéed cold water lobster with bow tie pasta in a creamy Boursin

cream cheese sauce and garlic bread crumbs $24.00++

Friday 3-10

Lunch Special - Almond -Fried Grouper Sandwich - Fresh local grouper on a Kaiser roll with lettuce, tomato,

red onion, rémoulade sauce and Cole slaw $16.00++

Dinner Menu

Friday Night Prime Rib Buffet

Saturday3-11

Pub Egg Special Served 11am-3pm - Eggs Your Way with fresh fruit, bacon and toast $7.00++

Lunch Special - French Dip - Shaved Prime Rib on a French roll, Swiss cheese, Au Jus and French fries

$10.00++

Dinner Menu

Dinner Special - Veal Oscar - Tender veal top round sautéed and topped with lump crab meat, asparagus and

hollandaise sauce over angel hair pasta $22++

Sunday-3-12

Sunday Brunch - Dining Room; 9:30 - 1:00 PM; Reservations Requested

Pub Egg Special Served 11am-3pm - Eggs Your Way with fresh fruit, bacon and toast $7.00++

Sunday Special - Legends Liver & Onions - Pan seared veal liver topped with caramelized onions paired with

whipped potatoes, gravy and green beans $16.00++

Weekly Specials

LEGENDS BOOK LOVERS!

Do you like to read great books and discuss them?

Then we cordially invite you to come join The Morning

Book Club! Enjoy stimulating conversation and make

friends both on and off the page.

We meet the 3rd Thursday Monthly / 10AM

Activities Room / Contact Pat Macha at pfmacha@aol.com

Upcoming Book Selections:

March 16 Our Souls at Night, by Kent Haruf

April 20 America's First Daughter,

by Laura Kamoie and Stephanie Dray

May18 The Bridge Ladies: A Memoir by Betsy

Lerner

Love to read? Interested in finding new titles? Loved a book and want to share it? The Evening Book Club

is for you. Come join us and bring a friend.

We meet the fourth Thursday of the month at 7 PM ,

Fitness Studio 1

March 23 - “Where Have You Gone Bernadette”,

by Maria Semple, Facilitated by Mary Kay Reid

April 13 - (2nd Thurs.): “Underground Railroad”

by Colson Whitehead, Facilitated by Margaret Ramus

CARDS, CLASSES & CLUBS

Rummikub Results, Feb. 27

1. Ron Chappell

2. Ken Weiss

3. Maggie

Wed. Bridge Results, March 1

1st Carl & Lee Lehmann

2nd Mark & Char McLennan

3rd Al Duffy & Marilyn Reed

Euchre Results, Feb. 23

1st Tom Trevett

2nd Lani Singer/Mary Mercer

Hand & Foot, March 2

1st Jim Reilly

2nd Linda Siebert

3rd Donna Buckley

Winner’s Circle

"We are a singing group, composed of men and

women from the Legends and surrounding communities

who enjoy the music of Broadway as well as popular

songs, especially from our era! If this sparks your interest,

please contact Carolyn Ballou, Director, Rhb4@case.edu,

216-299-7070. You can get a sample of this activity at our

free program in the Dining Room on Monday, March 13,

at 6:00 p.m."

Evening Book Club

The Legends Singles Club is a group that is open to

all Legends residents who are single. The primary goal of the

club is to offer camaraderie and a variety of group activities

for Legends singles. Contact Betsy Vaughn at 239-561-4634

or esv460@embarqmail.com to be added to our e-mail group.

Singles Group

Morning Book Club

Choraliers

Hearts HEARTS PLAYERS! Lets join together and enjoy this fun

card game. We need four or more to start a weekly game at

Wednesdays at 9 AM. If you haven’t played for years, just

bring up “games” on your computer and practice HEARTS. Call

Bob Capestrain at (330)704-3788 for more information.

Tuesday Evenings, 6:30 PM in Fitness Studio 1

there will be a non-sanctioned Duplicate Bridge game.

Please contact Kurt Merrill at 603-359-4570 or

kurt@tcvermont.com.

Bridge

Fridays / 1 PM to 4 PM / Activities Room

Contact Lenni Saunders at 239-357-7092.

This class is conducted by Luciana D’Angelo and Carl

Grispino. This is a class that is for anyone who is interested in

learning common words and phrases useful for anyone visiting

Italy. You will also learn about Italian culture, history and cui-

sine. This is not a class concentrating on grammar and syntax.

This class will meet every Tuesday afternoon at 4 PM Everyone

is welcome!

Learning Italian

Mondays at 7 PM in Fitness Studio 1. ALL are welcome

old and new players. Call Ken Weiss if you have any

questions 239-225-1540.

Rummikub

Free Mah Jongg Lessons

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

Green– Activities Rm Blue - FS1 Purple - Library Red - Dining Room

1 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 11AM: 18 Hole Member Guest –DR 1PM: Mah Jongg-L 1PM: Gin - FS1 3PM: Common - A 5PM: Longhurst 4-FS1 5PM: Name that Tune - DR 6PM: Poker-A

2

9:30AM: Euchre-A 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12:30 PM: Hand/Foot-A 1PM: Scrabble - L 1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg-A 5-8PM: Buffett DR

3 9AM: Hand/Foot - A 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12PM: Gin-L 1PM: Hand/Foot–FS1 1PM: Mah Jongg Lessons - A 4:30PM: Devington ACC - FS1 5-8PM: Dinner Service - DR

4 8:30AM - 11AM: Pub Plated Breakfast 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service

5 9:30 AM - 1PM: Sunday Breakfast Buffet 11 AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12:30-4:30PM: Cards - A 6PM: Cards - A LTA Dinner Dance - DR

6 9:30AM: Mah Jongg-A 10AM: Thornberry - DR 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12PM: Gin - L 12:30PM: Party Bridge-FS1 1PM: Mah Jongg-FS1 4PM: Meet the Golf Candidates 4:30PM: Nottingham - FS1 5PM: LTA Meeting - L 5PM: Bingo & Buffet-DR 7PM: Rummikub-FS1 7PM: Mah Jongg-L

7 9AM: Poker - A 9:30AM: MGA - A 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 11AM: 9 Hole Invitational 1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg - A 2PM: Travel Club - DR 3PM: New Hampton Annual - FS1 4PM: Italian Lessons-A 4PM: Choraliers - FS1 5-8PM: Dinner Service DR 6PM: Bridge– FS1

8 9AM: LLNGA-A 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 10AM: Longhurst 1-A 1PM: Mah Jongg-L 1PM: Gin - FS1 1PM: ACC - A 3PM: House - A Canceled 4PM: Sports /Fitness-A 5PM: NY State Club-A 6PM: Poker-A 6PM: Party Bridge-FS1

9 9:30AM: Euchre-A

10AM: RFQ - DR 10AM: Sign-up for 3/30 Fashion Show 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 11:30AM: Ocean Spray 12:30 PM: Hand/Foot-A 1PM: Wellington - FS1 1PM: Scrabble –L 1PM: Cards-A 1PM: Mah Jongg-A 2PM: Longhurst 3 - FS1 3:30PM: Huntington 1 - FS1 6PM: Hypnolarryios Show & Dinner - DR No Dinner Buffet

10 9AM: Hand/Foot - A 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12PM: Gin-L 1PM: Hand/Foot–A 1PM: Mah Jongg Lessons - A 3PM: Bristol Bay 1 - FS1 5-8PM: Dinner Service - DR 5:30PM: Guitar Player - Terrace

11 8:30AM - 11AM: Pub Plated Breakfast 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service

12 9:30 AM - 1PM: Sunday Breakfast Buffet 11 AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12:30-4:30PM: Cards - A 4:30PM: Canuck Connection - FS1

13 9:30AM: Mah Jongg-A 10AM: Sign-up for 4/3 Bingo 10AM: LWGA-DR 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12PM: Gin - L 12:30PM: Party Bridge-A 1PM: Mah Jongg-A 1PM: Quilting - FS1 4PM: Wyndam Bay - FS1 4:15PM: Caregiver - A 6PM: Choraliers - DR 7PM: Rummikub-FS1 7PM: Mah Jongg-L

14 9AM: Poker - A 9:30AM: MGA - A 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 1PM: Contractor Interviews - FS1 1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg - A 4PM: Italian Lessons-A 4PM: Choraliers - FS1 5-8PM: Dinner Service DR 6PM: Bridge - FS1

15 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 1PM: Mah Jongg-L 1PM: Gin - FS1 2PM: Finance - A 3PM: Golf - A 6PM: Poker-A 6PM: Party Bridge-FS1

16 9:30AM: Euchre-A 10AM: Sign-up for 4/6 Eagles Concert 10 AM: Book Club-DR 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12:30 PM: Hand/Foot-A 1PM: Scrabble-L 1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg-A 1PM: Bristol Bay 3-FS1 3PM: Westfield - FS1 5PM: Silk Scarf Painting - A 5-8PM: Buffett DR

17 9AM: Hand/Foot - A 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12PM: Gin-L 1PM: Hand/Foot-FS1 1PM: Mah Jongg Lessons - A 5PM: St. Patrick’s Day Buffet - DR

18 Wedding 8:30AM - 11AM: Pub Plated Breakfast 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service

19 9:30 AM - 1PM: Sunday Breakfast Buffet 11 AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12:30-4:30PM: Cards - A

20 9:30AM: Mah Jongg-A 10AM: Sign-up for 4/10 Passover Dinner 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12PM: Gin - L 12:30PM: Party Bridge-A 1PM: Mah Jongg-A 4PM: Devington - FS1 5PM: Bingo & Buffet-DR 7PM: Rummikub-FS1 7PM: Mah Jongg-L

21 9AM: Poker - A 9:30AM: MGA - A 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg - A 4PM: Italian Lessons-L 4PM: Choraliers - FS1 4:30PM: Langshire –A 5PM: Sippin’ Tuesday-DR 6PM: Bridge - FS1

22 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 11AM: 18 Hole Mystery Event - DR 1PM: Mah Jongg-L 1PM: Gin - FS1 3PM: Master Board - A 6PM: Poker-A 7PM: Crafts - A 6PM: Party Bridge-FS1

23 9:30AM: Euchre-A

10AM: Kensington-DR 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12:30 PM: Hand/Foot-A 1PM: Scrabble-L 1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg-A 4:30PM: Presidents Coun-cil - A 4:30PM: Lectures by Steve - FS1 5-8PM: Buffett DR 7PM: Book Club - FS1

24 9AM: Hand/Foot - A 10AM: Sign-up for 4/14 Breakfast with the Bunny 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12PM: Gin-L 1PM: Hand/Foot-FS1 1PM: Mah Jongg Lessons - A 5-8PM: Dinner Service - DR 5:30PM: Guitar Player - Terrace

25 Club Champ. Luau-DR 8:30AM - 11AM: Pub Plated Breakfast 11AM - 2PM: Pub Service

26 9:30 AM - 1PM: Sunday Breakfast Buffet 10AM: Sign-up for Easter Buffet 11 AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12:30-4:30PM: Cards - A

27 9:30AM: Mah Jongg-A 10AM: Sign-up for 4/17 Bingo 11AM - 2PM: Pub Service 12PM: Gin - L 12:30PM: Party Bridge-A 1PM: Mah Jongg-A 1PM: Quilting 4:15PM: Care Giver Gathering - FS1 5PM: Men’s Dinner - DR 7PM: Rummikub-FS1

28 9AM: Poker - A 9:30AM: MGA - A 10AM: Sign-up for 4/18 Sippin Tuesday 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg - A 4PM: Italian Lessons - A 4PM: Choraliers - FS1 5-8PM: Dinner Service DR 6PM: Bridge-FS1

29 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 11AM: 9 Hole Invitational - DR 1PM: Mah Jongg-L 1PM: Gin - FS1 4PM: Tennis Awards - Terrace 6PM: Poker-A 6PM: Party Bridge-FS1

30 9:30AM: Euchre-A 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 11:30AM: Ladies Fashion Show & Lunch DR 12:30 PM: Hand/Foot-A 1PM: Scrabble-L 1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg-A 5-8PM: Buffett DR

31 9AM: Hand/Foot - A 11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 12PM: Gin-L 1PM: Hand/Foot-FS1 1PM: Mah Jongg Lessons - A 4:30PM: Devington ACC - FS1 5-8PM: Dinner & Entertainment - DR

ADMINISTRATION NAME EMAIL ADDRESS 561-8740

General Manager: Ranae Frazier ranaef@legendscc.com Ext. 111

Controller: Sue Zsebe suez@legendscc.com Ext. 115

Executive Administrator: Amanda Holden amandah@legendscc.com Ext. 114

Events & Banquet Coordinator Kelly Leonard kellyl@legendscc.com Ext. 129

Clubhouse Maintenance Manager:

David Maxwell Maintenance@legendscc.com Ext. 110

Administrative Assistant: Donna Marcopulos Administration@legendscc.com Ext. 110

Gatehouse 561-0055 Automated Voice Line 561-1886

FOOD AND BEVERAGE NAME EMAIL ADDRESS 561-8740

Clubhouse Manager: Henry Amaya henrya@legendscc.com Ext. 116

Executive Chef: John Horner chef@legendscc.com Ext. 121

Dining Room Manager: Yelena Vasyutskaya yvasyutskaya@legendscc.com Ext. 221

Bar Manager: Tiffany Singletary tiffanys@legendscc.com

Dining Reservations: Ext.

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Take Out: Ext. 119

GOLF SHOP NAME EMAIL ADDRESS 561-7757

Head Golf Professional Jeff Sarver jeffs@legendscc.com

Merchandise Manager Noreen May noreenm@legendscc.com

TENNIS NAME EMAIL ADDRESS 561-8740

Tennis Director Todd Wise toddw@legendscc.com Ext. 123

FITNESS NAME EMAIL ADDRESS 561-8740

Fitness Director Jodi Sodano jodis@legendscc.com Ext. 134

GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE NAME EMAIL ADDRESS

Golf Course Superintendent Jeff Burgoyne jeffb@legendscc.com

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