September 2012 - Plantation Bay - Golf & Country Club

From the desk of . . .
Maria Tuohy, General Manager
The US Women’s Sectional Qualifying tournament was
held in May with 78 ladies, including our Golf Pro Ulrika,
competing for 5 available spots to the US Open scheduled in
July. This was the third year the Club was honored to host
this prestigious event. Thank you to member & USGA
Official Kathy Light who was instrumental in organizing the
event and allowing us to showcase our golf courses. Mrs.
Light along with husband Ed and numerous members as
volunteers worked tirelessly to help facilitate the
tournament and play off round the following day. Thank you
also to our golf maintenance staff for the long hours worked
to provide superior course conditions.
Over the past season members have shown tremendous
support in all venues of the club activities, tournaments and
social events. The recent Tour of Italy night provided a
wonderful evening of great food and entertainment by Anna
Maria to a sold out crowd. We have so many talented
members and were thrilled to hear Anna Maria perform
songs written by Mr. Rich Nannariello. Anna Maria will
return in October and I hear new songs by Mr. Nannariello
will also be featured so watch for details and make your
reservations early as this event is quick to sell out.
Speaking of talented members, Tom Cruise, aka Carl
Dean, assisted by Susan Bayley, Mimi Beppu and Ericka
Trawinski stole the show at Karaoke night . If you have not
attended our Dinner & Karoake nights you are missing out
on the fun and should plan on attending the next one on
July 14th.
Welcome to all of our new members and my sincerest
appreciation to all members for your continued support of
the Club. Have a great summer.
FIRECRACKER MIXED EVENT
SUNDAY, JULY 1ST
www.PlantationBayGolf.com
July - September, 2012
Welcome, New Members!
Thomas & Irene Andrews, FL
Vincent Assogna, NY
Jacques & Andre Bouchedid, FL
Mary Burroughs, FL
Dr. Gregorio Ferrer, FL
Marilyn Foley, FL
William Hensley, VA
Ernest & Jeannie Hickman, FL
Dr. Richard Huges & Jill Perks, NJ
Brad Leslie & Nicole Cinelli, FL
Chuck & Barbara Maggio, CA
Ron & Jennifer Marcy, FL
Paul & Terry Mauceri, MA
Ted Merthe & Maria Stoico, MI
Ron & Lynn Metz, AZ
Peter & Carol Monachese, FL
George & Karen Owen, FL
John & Rose Pona, FL
Richard & Lynn Semko, VA
Linda Ebersole & William Wilson, MD
Paul & Linda Wotzak, NY

From the desk of . . .
GREG BROUSSE,
MANAGING DIRECTOR
Dear Plantation Bay Members,
As we enter the summer season the Club would like to
thank you for another great Spring Season. I hope you
enjoyed and continue to enjoy all that Plantation Bay has
to offer.
On a different note, you probably already know the
Club has a very aggressive Membership Drive that is
underway. This drive is geared to all the residents in
Plantation Bay that aren’t members of the club in any
capacity. Our biggest goal is to reach out to everyone so
they know how much fun they are missing and how many
social opportunities they are missing by not becoming
members. With this, if your neighbor or anyone you know
isn’t a member, please talk to them and tell them to come
see us!!
Lastly, another big thank you for making Plantation
Bay such a great community. Have a great summer and
enjoy all Plantation Bay has to offer.
Dear Brad,
Once again,
thank you for
the wonderful
job that you and
your staff did preparing the golf course for the U.S.
Women’s Open Sectional Qualifier held at Plantation
Bay on May 15, 2012 and completed on May 16th
due to a rain delay and darkness. As always, I
received many compliments about the beauty and
condition of the golf course.
You did a fabulous job getting the golf course
playable after the inch and a half of rain in twenty
minutes that we received. Plantation Bay is fortunate
to have you as the Superintendent.
Again, thank you for everything!
Very Truly Yours,
Kathy Light
USGA Official-in-charge
Hi Maria,
We just wanted you to know
that our friend, Simon Wakefield,
European Tour Pro, really enjoyed
Plantation Bay!
He shot a 64 on Prestwick with
a hole in one on #4! He is coming back in November
to practice and make another visit to Plantation Bay!
Ed & Marie Connolly
Upcoming Events....
July 4
Chilling & Grilling at the Pool
July 7
Dinner & Bingo
July 12
Book Club
July 14
Dinner & Karaoke
Pool
CDB
PW
PW
July 28
July-August Birthday Dinner Dance CDB
August 9
Book Club
August 18
Dinner & Bingo
August 25
Dinner & Karaoke
August 31
Poolside Blue Moon Party
September 13
Book Club
September 22
Dinner & Karaoke
September 25
Name That Tune
September 29
September Birthday Dinner Dance
CDB
CDB
PW
Pool
PW
PW
CDB
CDB
Please Call for Reservations & Watch for Details
CDB Events ~ 437-4844 Ext. 17
Prestwick Events ~ 437-6664 Ext.13 or 26
THANK YOU
FROM ULRIKA
Thank you to all the
members that came out and
supported me for the U.S.
Women's Open Qualifier! I had
a great time and it was so much
fun to walk down the fairways
seeing so many friendly faces
cheering me on. I hope the qualifier stays at Plantation Bay
for years to come and I will get another shot at making it.
Happy Summer golfing to all of you!
Ulrika Smith

Golf News
Golf Shop News
JOHN POWELL, Director of Golf
2012-2013 GOLF
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
Another tournament season has wrapped
up and preparation for the 2012-2013 golf tournament
season is underway. Copies of the 2012-2013 golf
tournament schedule can be picked up at either golf shops
and can be viewed on the club’s website.
Twilight Golf
July 1
July 19
August 11
August 19
September 7
September 9
September 13
September 20
September 25
UPCOMING EVENTS
Thursday afternoons at Prestwick
(At CDB during aerification)
Firecracker Mixed Golf Event at PW
Twilight Golf Shootout Tournament
at Prestwick
Plantation Bay Pro-Am at CDB
Hurricane Shambles Mixed Golf
Event at Prestwick
Red and Blue Cup Pairings Party
Red and Blue Cup Matches
Twilight Golf 2nd Half Shootout
Tournament at Prestwick
CDBWGA Opening Day
PWGA Opening Day
RED & BLUE CUP
Mark your calendars to participate in this fun new event
added to the tournament schedule for 2012! The
tournament will be played on even calendar years in
conjunction with the scheduling of the Ryder Cup matches
by the PGA. The event will pit the red team versus the
blue team in head to head match play with each team
being captained by a male and female team. Teams will be
drafted in person during a pairings party on Friday,
September 7th at 4:00 pm and the tournament match will
be played on Sunday, September 9th starting at 1:00 pm.
Check the tournament posting boards at each course for
further information and to sign up.
Prepping Yourself for Summer Golf
Playing golf during the summer months in the
south takes a bit of preparation to make sure your
round is enjoyable and you are competing at your
optimum. There are some things you can do prior and
during your round to ensure that you can maintain
your swing and focus when playing in hotter
temperatures and humidity. As you know, maintaining
your mental focus and tempo of your swing will lead to
consistency in ball striking and scoring. Use the
following tips to keep yourself comfortable and cool on
the course!
• Fluids and Electrolytes are the key to keeping your
energy and focus on the course. Make sure to
hydrate prior to and during your round. Too many
golfers make the mistake of waiting until they are
already in the heat to start the hydration process.
• Snack throughout your round so that your body has
fuel to burn throughout the day. Waiting until after
your play to eat will cause your energy and focus to
fluctuate towards the end of your round of golf.
• Wear a hat that affords wide coverage of your head
and neck area. Keeping these areas shaded will
keep your core temperature down and ensure that
you keep from experiencing sunburn.
• Pick times of the day to play when temperatures
and humidity are at their lowest. If you must play
during the middle of the day in the summer, make
sure to prepare your best so that you can be as
comfortable as possible to maintain mental focus.
TWILIGHT GOLF
Twilight golf at Prestwick is a great time to enjoy a casual
round of golf and competition as well as an opportunity to
meet new people. We tee off at 4:30pm each Thursday on
the Prestwick course. Stop by the Prestwick golf shop to
sign up or learn more about this fun weekly event. Causal
Dinner menu and happy hour is offered 5-8PM.
PLANTATION BAY MEN’S AND LADIES’ MEMBER GUESTS TOURNAMENT DATES FOR 2012-2013
LADIES’ MEMBER GUEST TOURNAMENT - NOVEMBER 6TH - 8TH, 2012
MEN’S MEMBER GUEST TOURNAMENT - APRIL 4TH - 6TH, 2013

Golf News
CLUB DE BONMONT WOMEN’S
GOLF ASSOCIATION
The CDBWGA
finished their season
on April 26, with a
closing luncheon and
election of officers.
The 2012-2013
Board consists of
Carol Widerberg as
President, Diane 2012-2013 CDBWGA Officers:
Huber as Vice Marian Gamin, Diane Huber, Carol
Widerberg and Marie Connolly.
President, Marian
Gamin as Secretary and Marie Connolly as Treasurer. Sally
Marsh and Dawn Laylock will be Tournament Co-
Chairpersons. A sincere “thank-you and job well done” to
the retiring Board: Anita Gentile, President; Ellie
Glaysher, Vice President; Pat Miller, Secretary; and Debbie
Zorn, Treasurer.
Our Member/Member tournament was a 2-week event
held April 5 & 12. The winning twosome was Lois
Wilhelm and Frankie Fundis. Congratulations to them,
and to all the other winners of this great event!
Seven members of our league participated in the
Volusia County Women’s Golf Club tournament on April
23 & 24 at LPGA, playing both the Legends and
Champions golf courses. Five ladies finished in the money,
so congratulations to Diane Huber, Frankie Fundis, Carol
Widerberg, Anita Gentile and Shirley English!
We are still playing on Thursdays during the summer,
so come out and join in the fun! Sign-up sheets are posted
on the bulletin board.
See you on Opening Day, September 20!
Carol Widerberg, President
386-586-7194, cweed50@bellsouth.net
PRO TIPS BY ULRIKA SMITH
With a creative short game, you can save a lot of
strokes around the greens. A good rule of thumb is
anytime you can get the ball rolling as soon as possible,
the fewer margins for error. One club that comes in
very handy around the greens is the hybrid. The reason
why it works so well is that it has enough loft for the
ball to get slightly airborne so it doesn’t get caught up
in the grain. The other advantage is that the hybrid
slides through grass easily because of its rounded sole.
Hybrids come in a variety of lofts (18, 21, 23, 27 etc.)
but if you don’t yet own one, a fairway wood (7, 5, 3
wood) will do the trick as well.
How to play the shot:
Think of this shot as a putt, only replaced by your
hybrid/fairway wood. Place your hands farther down
the grip, almost to the shaft and use your regular grip
or putting grip. Take a narrow stance as well as get
really close to the ball. You can tweak the ball position
to your liking, just remember that a ball placed closer
to the target side in your stance will come out a little
higher and softer than one in the back of your stance.
The ball tends to come out with a lot of speed, so
you can hit this shot very gently and still get the
desired result.
When to play the shot:
• When your ball is nestled up right between the
fringe and the green.
• When you are off the green and have a little too
much fringe to go through for the putter.
• When your ball is caught up in the rough right
next to the green.
• When you face a bare spot that will be tricky to
chip from.
JANET LEONARD
Hole-In-One, #4 North
3/27/12
NILA PITILLO
Hole-In-One, #5 West
4/3/12
IDA COMMINS
Hole-In-One, #6 North
4/10/12
Hip, Hip Hooray!
Congratulations to our members who
excelled on the courses this quarter!
JOYCE MCCARTHY
Hole-In-One, PW #11
4/22/12
CAROL BANKS
Hole-In-One, PW #7
5/12/12
TOM MCCALL
Eagle, #8 North
3/9/12
OUTSTANDING
ACHIEVEMENT
DANNAE KARINS
Eagle, #1 North
3/15/12
JOE ORR
Eagle, #5 & #6 South
3/17/12 & 5/26/12
BILL FUNCHEON
Eagle, #2 North
3/27/12
KRISTEN BISHOP
Shot Personal Best - 68
5/3/12
JOHN WARNE
Eagle, #8 PW
GEORGE
HUTCHINSON
Eagle, #6 South
5/5/12
SONNY HOWARD
Eagle, #18 PW
5/11/12
MIA PORIS
Eagle, #14
4/24/12
PAT HUNT
Eagle, #1 North
5/10/12
ED RASKIN
Eagle, #6 South
5/24/12
RICHARD
STUTCHFIELD
Eagle, #9 North
5/31/12

Golf News
PLANTATION BAY NINERS
The Prestwick Niners and Club De Bonmont Niners
have combined to form the Plantation Bay Niners. We
have co hosted many events and are pleased to be working
and playing together now.
Our Member Member was held on March 28 at
Preswick and the Member Guest tournament on April
25th at Club de Bonmont. The attendance was good and
we all enjoyed the fashion show provided by Cold Water
Creek.
Once again Katie Kuhn held her end of the year
Margarita party at her home on May 3rd. A great time was
had by all. The CDB Niners held their business meeting
and elections for the newly formed Plantation Bay Niners.
The Prestwick Niners held their luncheon and last
meeting of the season on May 9th. As usual Arlene Maicon
went above and beyond to make sure the luncheon was
beautiful and numerous members were recognized for their
efforts. Congratulations to Jo Amundson for receiving the
Most Improved Player award. The members approved the
new Plantation Bay Niners Executive Board for the coming
year: Maria Kesselring, President, Dee McCabe, Vice
President, Jo Amundson, Secretary, Betty Rossi, Treasurer.
We would all like to recognize the tremendous
contributions that Arlene Maicon has made for the past
few years as President of the Prestwick Niners. She worked
tirelessly on each and every event and her sense of style was
evident in everything she did. Thank you Arlene!
The Club de Bonmont Niners and all of the women
who worked with Linda Young appreciate the leadership
that Linda has demonstrated over the past years. We are
most grateful for the efforts of all the committee chairs who
stepped up to the plate to make this past year successful.
For the summer months the Plantation Bay Niners will
be playing at Prestwick on Tuesday mornings and Club de
Bonmont on Thursdays. We welcome new members. If
you’re a new member or a member who would just you’d
like to play nine holes of golf, please join us. We thrive on
golf, friendship and fun!
Dee McCabe, Vice President 386-265-5804
CLUB DE BONMONT MEN’S
GOLF ASSOCIATION
A core group of players attend the summer golf days
every Wednesday at 8:30. The games are designed for easy
team play using the better scores on each hole.
Complimentary hotdogs and beer (soda, coffee or tea) will
continue on the second Wednesday of each month. We
look forward to all member joining us on Wednesdays.
George Sampson, President
PRESTWICK MEN’S
GOLF ASSOCIATION
Our annual meeting was held on April 5 & our new
board was elected for 2012-2013:
Tom Bailey, President
Dan Sweeney, Vice President
Ray Barbier, Secretary
Terry Strachan, Treasurer
Dan Ballance, Tournament Director
The meeting concluded a great year of golf which
included three away outings. Dan Balance is in the process
of putting together plans for next year outings and will
share with our members as soon as they are finalized. Our
Tournament Schedule will be much the same as in the past
years. The Match Play, Memorial Tournament & Ryder
Cup Tournaments are all planned. We recently held the
annual Memorial Tournament won by Don Griffin. Don’s
name will be etched on the trophy displayed in the
Prestwick Clubhouse. The Ryder Cup event will be
September 17, 18 & 20. please set your calendars, further
details will be forthcoming. This is a very popular
tournament & one we all look forward to. In addition to
our golf plans we will be continuing the free beer days on
the third Thursday of each month.
We want to take this time to encourage all our
members to help build our membership. Our member rolls
are down this year & we need to encourage every golf
member to join our Association. We think we offer a wide
variety of events and golf play that will be enjoyable to
everyone.
Tom Bailey, President
The Beppu's and Orr's outfits for the Beach Party Mixer on Sunday.

Golf News
PRESTWICK WOMEN’S
GOLF ASSOCIATION
The PWGA ended 2011-2012 with a final meeting
and complimentary luncheon. Awards were distributed,
with the year’s championship being Ace of Aces, a
cumulative event held four times throughout the year and
culminating in final competition.
Congratulations to the winners:
A Flight: low gross Peg O’Grady – low net: Carol Banks
B Flight: low gross Lois Wilhelm – low net: Chris Dion
C Flight: low gross: Kathy Peters – low net: Terri Capelle
D Flight: low gross Kristen Richards – low net: Mimi Beppu
Most improved players:
Betty Orr, Carol Banks, Joy Griffin and Mary Werdann
A first for the league, our treasury offered
complimentary membership in the year round ringers
competition. More than 16 women won because there
were seven ties.
The 2012-2013 Committee Roster:, Spokesperson &
Handbooks: Fran Sampson, Secretary: Laura Dedrick,
Treasurer: Susie Allshouse, Tournament Chair: Peg
O’Grady, Membership: Chris Dion, Sunshine: Toni
Strachan, Pins: Honey Morrison, Invitationals: Chris
Dion, Ringers: Ida Rhodes, Outreach: Susan Bayley,
Throughout the summer, we will be playing organized
games on Tues. mornings. Opening Day will be September
25 followed by a luncheon & meeting. If you are new to
our golf club, don’t forget to join us at any time for good
golf, camaraderie & fun.
Fran Sampson / Susan Bayley
INTER-CLUB PLAY
The Interclub trophy was
presented to the three individuals
above who were responsible for
Plantation Bay winning the
2011/2012 Interclub Matches
between Plantation Bay, Grand
Haven, Hammock Beach, and
Sugar Mill. The team consists of
24 players from Plantation Bay
who were selected by Captain Bill
Isaacs and Tom Hogan. The next
season will commence in October
Tom Hogan,
B Team Captain,
Fred Wallen,
Club Rep. to Interclub,
Bill Isaacs,
A Team Captain
of this year at Hammock Beach and continue through next
April. Individuals interested in participating should
contact one of these captains to express their interest.
Great Job Plantation Bay for bringing home the trophy
for the coming year.
Turf Talk…
Summer has arrived. For the golf maintenance
staff, the biggest story so far for 2012 was the
exceptionally warm and dry winter. Although these
conditions created a very good season for golfing, it has
created a very unusual set of circumstances for us here
maintaining the courses. After speaking to several
fellow superintendents in our area, all of us have
noticed differences in several areas. First, early
emergence of mole cricket damage. Typically, here in
central Florida, we begin to see damage from these
insects around the middle of April. This year we
started seeing their damage in the beginning of March.
Second, emergence of summer annual weeds. Difficult
to control weeds like goose and crabgrass were also
11/2 to 2 months earlier than normal. These two major
concerns forced superintendents in our area to step
outside the box. We have all been forced to start our
treatment programs earlier than normal. Thirdly, rough
mowing. This past spring, regularly scheduled rough
mowing started a full 2 months ahead of normal.
What does all this mean? Basically, recent weather
has lengthened the growing season for Florida’s warm
season turfgrasses. That sounds like a good thing, and
in many ways it is. But, it has increased the resources
we as a club, must commit to keep the courses in the
best possible condition. More mole crickets, translates
to more insecticides. More weeds means more
herbicides. And, more rough mowing requires more gas
and diesel. Even in difficult economic times,
Plantation Bay is committing these resources. It is
important to all of the staff here to make every effort to
provide our members with a quality golf experience.
UPCOMING CULTURAL PRACTICES:
2nd Aerifications
PW 7/31 – 8/10
CDB 8/21 – 8/30
Overseeding
PW 10/16- 10/21
CDB 11/12 – 11/19
Hope everyone has a great summer. See you on the
courses.
Brad Tucker
Superintendent CDB

Golf News
MEN’S MEMBER
GUEST TOURNAMENT RESULTS
Congratulations to Marshall Snyder and Tom Najarian for their win at the 2012 Men’s
Member Guest tournament played April 26th-28th on the Club de Bonmont courses.
Twenty teams participated in this year’s championship which was contested over three
days of competition wrapping up with a shootout playoff. Marshall Snyder and Tom
Najarian bested the team of Sheriff Guindi and Dr. Robert Guindi on the last hole of
the shootout to claim the title of 2012 Men’s Member Guest Champions. The players
were treated to outstanding weather and course conditions as well as spectacular food
throughout the tournament.
FLIGHT WINNERS
Marshall Snyder and Tom Najarian the
2012 Men’s Member Guest Champions.
Pictured From
Left to Right:
Mal Fraser
and Dan Fraser,
Sheriff Guindi and
Dr. Robert Guindi
(not pictured),
Mike Rozecki
and Tom Bueter,
Ed Nicholson
and Tom Butler
RULES TO REMEMBER
USGA Rule #12 “Searching for and Identifying Ball”
12-1 USGA Rules Book - In searching for his ball anywhere on the
course, the player may touch or bend long grass, rushes, bushes, vines, heather
or the like, but only to the extent necessary to find and identify it, provided
that this does not improve the lie of the ball, the area of his intended stance
or swing or his line of play.
A player is not necessarily entitled to see his ball when making a stroke.
In a hazard, if a ball is believed to be covered by loose impediments or sand,
the player may remove by probing or raking with a club or otherwise, as many
loose impediments or as much sand as will enable him to see a part of the ball.
If an excess is removed, there is no penalty and the ball must be re-covered so
that only a part of the ball is visible. If the ball is moved during the removal,
there is no penalty; the ball must be replaced and, if necessary, re-covered.
If a ball lying in or on an obstruction or in an abnormal ground condition
is accidentally moved during search, there is no penalty; the ball must be
replaced, unless the player elects to proceed under Rule 24-1b, 24-2b or 25-
1b as applicable. If the player replaces the ball, he may still proceed under
Rule 24-1b, 24-2b or 25-1b if applicable.
If a ball is believed to be lying in water in a water hazard, the player may
probe for it with a club or otherwise. If the ball is moved in probing, it must
be replaced, unless the player elects to proceed under Rule 26-1. There is no
penalty for causing the ball to move, provided the movement of the ball was
directly attributable to the specific act of probing. Otherwise, the player
incurs a penalty stroke under Rule 18-2a.
Penalty for Breach of Rule 12-1: Match play – Loss of hole; Stroke play –
Two strokes
GOLF SHOP HOURS
CDB
Tuesday - Sunday: 7 am - 5 pm
Monday Closed
PRESTWICK
Monday - Sunday: 7 am - 5 pm
Wednesday Closed
PRACTICE FACILITIES
HOURS OF OPERATION
PRESTWICK
Monday - Sunday
7:00 a.m. - Sunset
Closed Wednesday
CLUB DE BONMONT
Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat.
7:30 a.m. - Sunset
Wednesday & Sunday
7:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Closed Mondays

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
FIRECRACKER MIXED
GOLF EVENT (PW)
Breakfast (PW)
Breakfast (PW)
1 2 3 4 5 6 IT’S DINNER 7
CHILLIN &
&
GRILLIN
Twilite Golf League (PW)
Ala Carte Dinner & AT THE POOL
A la Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW) 1 - 4 PM Casual Dinner (PW) Shrimp Dinner Special (PW) TIME at CDB!
8 9 10 11 Book Club Meeting 12 13 14
(PW)
Dinner
Twilite Golf League (PW)
&
Karaoke
PB Cert Meeting (PW)
Ala Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW)
July 2012
Casual Dinner (PW)
A la Carte Dinner &
Shrimp Dinner Special (PW)
AT PRESTWICK
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Breakfast (PW)
Breakfast (PW)
Breakfast (PW)
Ala Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW)
22 23 24 25 26 27 BIRTHDAY 28
NIGHT
Twilite Golf Shootout (PW)
AT
CDB
Ala Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW)
29 30 PW AERIFICATION 31
PB HOA Meeting (PW)
JULY 31TH - AUGUST 10TH
COURSE &
CLUBHOUSE CLOSED
Ala Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW)
Twilite Golf Shootout (PW)
Casual Dinner (PW)
Casual Dinner (PW)
CHILLIN & GRILLIN
AT THE POOL
JULY 4TH
A la Carte Dinner &
Shrimp Dinner Special (PW)
A la Carte Dinner &
Shrimp Dinner Special (PW)
Dinner (PW)
BIRTHDAY NIGHT
July & August Birthdays
Saturday, July 28, 6 - 9 pm
COME CELEBRATE AT CDB
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Prestwick Prime Rib
Night on the 11th
Dinner Feature & A la Carte Menu
Breakfast (PW)
Breakfast (PW)
HURRICANE SHAMBLES
MIXED GOLF EVENT
(PW)
Breakfast (PW)
Breakfast (PW)
August 2012
Ala Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW)
1 Twilite Golf League 2 3 4
Book Club Meeting (CDB)
Twilite Golf League (CDB)
Casual Dinner (CDB)
12 13 14 15 16 17 IT’S DINNER 18
&
Ala Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW)
Ala Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW)
Twilite Golf League (PW)
A la Carte Dinner &
Shrimp Dinner Special (PW)
A la Carte Dinner &
Shrimp Dinner Special (PW)
A la Carte Dinner &
Shrimp Dinner Special (PW)
A la Carte Dinner &
Shrimp Dinner Special (PW)
26 27 28 29 30 31
CDB AERIFICATION - COURSE & CLUBHOUSE CLOSED - NO LUNCH SERVICE - REOPENING FRIDAY, AUGUST 31ST
Ala Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW)
(CDB)
PW AERIFICATION - JULY 31TH - AUGUST 10TH - COURSE & CLUBHOUSE CLOSED - NO LUNCH
Casual Dinner (CDB)
5 6 7 8 9 10 Prestwick 11
PW AERIFICATION - COURSE & CLUBHOUSE CLOSED - NO LUNCH SERVICE - REOPENING FRIDAY, AUGUST 10TH
Prime
Rib Night
Casual Dinner (PW)
Twilite Golf League (PW)
Casual Dinner (PW)
Blue Moon
Party Poolside
August 31 at 6pm
PBCC PRO-AM GOLF (CDB)
PB Cert. Meeting (PW)
Casual Dinner (PW)
TIME at CDB!
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
CDB AERIFICATION - AUGUST 21ST - 30TH - COURSE & CLUBHOUSE CLOSED
Dinner
Twilite Golf League (PW)
&
Karaoke
AT PRESTWICK
SHRIMP
SPECIAL
DINNER
FRIDAYS

September 2012
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
RENEW, REFRESH AND RELAX
1
Treat yourself to a massage or facial offered by Cindy, Alex, Portia
or Carole. Call the Fitness Desk for your appointment!
9/25 ~ CDB Dinner (PW)
2 3 4 5 Golf Advisory 6 7 8
Committee Meeting (PW) RED & BLUE CUP
Prestwick
PAIRINGS PARTY (PW) Prime
Twilite Golf League (PW)
Rib
Ala Carte Dinner &
A la Carte Dinner &
Breakfast (PW)
Family Favorites (PW)
Casual Dinner (PW) Shrimp Dinner Special (PW) Night
RED & BLUE CUP
MIXED GOLF EVENT (PW)
Breakfast (PW)
Breakfast (PW)
Breakfast (PW)
Breakfast (PW)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
PB Cert Meeting (PW)
Ala Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW)
16 17 18 19 PMGA RYDER CUP FINAL 20 21 22
ROUND (PW)
Dinner
PMGA RYDER CUP 1ST ROUND (PW)
CDBWGA OPENING DAY (CDB)
&
Karaoke
Ala Carte Dinner &
Family Favorites (PW)
TWILIGHT FINAL WEEK
SHOOTOUT (PW)
Book Club Meeting (PW)
Casual Dinner (PW)
Casual Dinner (PW)
A la Carte Dinner &
Shrimp Dinner Special (PW)
A la Carte Dinner &
Shrimp Dinner Special (PW)
Dinner (PW)
23 24 PWGA OPENING DAY 25 26 27 28 BIRTHDAY
29
NIGHT
30
AT
CDB
Casual Dinner (PW)
A la Carte Dinner &
Shrimp Dinner Special (PW)
AT PRESTWICK
FAMILY FAVORITE SPECIALS ...
Prestwick • Tuesdays • 5–8 pm
JULY
July 3
July 10
July 17
July 24
July 31
AUGUST
August 7
August 14
August 21
August 28
Meatloaf
Grouper Fingers
Chicken Marsala
Pot Roast
Beef Stroghanoff
Turkey with Stuffing
Roasted Salmon Florentine
Chicken Franchaise
Tilapia Florentine
SEPTEMBER
September 4 Roast Beef
September 11 Apple Stuffed Pork Loin
September 18 Meat Lasagna
September 25 Name That Tune - Dinner Buffet Only
All entrées include house salad,
chef’s selection of dessert, and coffee or tea.
$14.95 ++ per person
For Reservations at Prestwick call 437-6664 Ext. 13 or 26
Bon Appetit!
DINING HOURS*
Prestwick
Club de Bonmont
JULY - SEPTEMBER 2012
Breakfast: Sunday 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Lunch: Monday - Saturday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Sunday
11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Wednesday
CLOSED
Happy Hour: Monday - Friday 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Wednesday
CLOSED
Beverage Service: Monday
Tuesday, Thursday
Friday, Saturday
Sunday
Dinner:
Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday, Saturday
11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
11 a.m. - 8 p.m.
11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
5 p.m. - 8 p.m
Lunch: Tuesday - Saturday 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Sunday
11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Monday
CLOSED
Happy Hour: Tuesday - Friday 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Beverage Service: Tuesday - Sunday
*ALL TIMES ARE
SUBJECT TO CHANGE
11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Fitness News
We’re half way into 2012—have you stuck to your new
year’s resolutions regarding your diet and exercise regimen?
Have you made the changes you wanted to maintain a
healthy weight? Is your body as toned as you’d like? If
you’re not where you hoped you’d be by now, here are a few
tips to help you reach your goals and enjoy fun in the sun
this summer.
DIET
1. Choose to eat lean poultry and fish as your protein
choice more during the week than red meat and when
eating red meat, choose lean cuts.
2. Select fruits, low-fat dairy and whole grain products,
especially ones high in fiber like raspberries (1 cup=8.0
fiber grams) or lentils (1 cup=15.6 fiber grams)
3. Limit sweets and complex carbohydrates (basically
baked goods made with white flour)
4. Eat your vegetables raw and/or lightly sautéed; the
longer you cook a vegetable the fewer nutrients it
retains.
5. Use lots of fresh herbs and aromatic spices; studies
have shown that consuming “smelly” foods curbs
consumption, so give it a try!
6. Dining out tends to increase in the summer—who
wants to be in the kitchen slaving over a hot stove—
so when dining out, order your dressings on the side
and always chose steamed, broiled or sautéed over
fried. The Club Menus offer a wonderful selection of
Healthy Salads, Fresh Seafood, Chicken; Vegetarian
Choices are always available upon request.
7. The big one—portion control; check packaging and
websites regarding recommended food portions and
what you find may surprise you .For example, a single
serving of pasta is two ounces and protein portions are
usually six to eight ounces.
One more thing to consider is soda consumption. A
can of 12-ounce can of soda has about 140 calories and 39
grams of sugar! Sometimes it’s hard to make a change if
you’ve been drinking a lot of soda for years or even decades,
but you can make changes gradually. If you currently drink
regular soda, try switching to diet soda, at least it cuts some
calories and sugar from your daily caloric intake. Try to add
one more eight-ounce glass of water to current water
intake. As you become accustomed to drinking water try
replacing one soda with a glass of water.
Speaking of water, it’s important to stay hydrated when
doing physical activity, whether it’s exercise or gardening!
Take regular breaks to drink water so you can avoid
dehydration because dehydration can lead to serious effects
on your health.
FITNESS NEWS
EXERCISE
Change up your exercise routine. If you work out at the
Fitness Center, take some classes that you’ve never taken
before to work your muscles in a new way. You can also
alternate a harder, faster workout with your regular
regimen, such as circuit training on the machines. Circuit
training moves you through the machines faster; that is,
lower weights, reps based on time and less rest between reps
as you move between machines. Circuit training has a total
conditioning effect on the body as it challenges the
cardiovascular system. The aerobic effect can burn extra
calories for hours well after you have finished exercising.
Avoid exercising close to bedtime because it makes it
more difficult to fall asleep due to the increase of
adrenaline in your system. Research shows that without
proper sleep, you burn fewer calories and less fat. Develop
a regular sleep schedule, relax before bed (turn off the
technology!) and keep your bedroom cool, dark and quiet.
If weights and/or cardio is your thing, we will be
launching new classes in the pool. With the advantage of
buoyancy, impact to the bones and joints is lessened
significantly. Then added resistance, or drag, due to the
force of the water, can give you benefits similar to strength
training! Watch for announcements!!
ASCM – American College of Sports Medicine –
recommends that most adults achieve the following:
• At least 30 minutes of moderate intensity aerobic
activity 5 or more days per week, OR
• At least 20-25 minutes of vigorous intensity
aerobic activity on 3 or more days per week, OR
• At least 20-30 minutes combined of moderate to
vigorous intensity aerobic exercise 3-5 days per
week.
• And – adults should do muscle strength exercises
at a moderate to vigorous intensity that involves
all the major muscle groups on at least 2 or more
days per week.
SPA NEWS
Summer time exercise and activities can leave your
skin dry and damaged, try our new Ultra Hydration Facial
with anti-aging benefits. The Ultra Hydration Facial uses
four fruit acids, antioxidant rich grape-seed oil, and a twomask
phase that leaves thirsty skin refreshed and radiant.
For a refreshing thirst quencher try this: 1/2cup of
Cranberry Juice Cocktail, 1 tsp. of fresh lime juice, 1 cup of
ice cubes – Blend together in blender to create a slushy
sensation. (Only 70 calories)
Nancy Fletcher
Fitness Director

Tennis
News
By Dave Brown
USPTA Master Professional
DAVE’S TENNIS TIP
IT’S HOT OUT THERE! HERE’S WHAT TO DO.
For Floridians who play a lot of tennis, many of these
things are a no-brainer. However, as we hit the heart of
summer and early fall, review this checklist and be sure you
are always prepared.
• Hydration- drink plenty of water or sports drink before
you go to the courts and, of course, continue to replenish
while you play.
• Wear wrist bands. They’re not expensive, last forever,
and keep the sweat from rolling down into your hand
• Replace your grip or use a fresh overwrap. Again, this
is not expensive to do and gives you much better feel of the
racquet so you hit more consistently.
• Bring a fresh clean towel to the courts and use it on the
changeovers. On very hot and humid days, I also bring a
small hand towel and wear it on my waistband to dry the
racquet handle and my hand between points, if necessary.
• Sunscreen is a must! Florida is known as the sunshine
state, which is great, but too much sun will damage your
skin.
• Wear sunglasses. I was shocked to hear a leading
dermatologist at one of our USPTA pro conventions say
how our eyes can get damaged from sunburn!
• Stick a dry shirt or top in your tennis bag and change
it between sets if appropriate. Guys can usually get away
with a quick change right on court. Ladies, hopefully there
is a restroom nearby.
• There is a really “cool” product on the market called
“chilly pads” www.coolsportga.com. When you wet this
product it’s always cold! It’s great to wrap around your neck
on changeovers to keep your body temperature down.
• Stretch after you play. This should be part of your “cool
down”. Your muscles are warm, so they’ll stretch easier.
Besides you’ll feel much better the next morning!
Good Luck!!
SEPTEMBER TENNIS CLINIC SPECIAL
If you are trying to get back in shape for the GVTL
season or for whatever reason, jump into some team clinics.
Prepay for 5 clinics at $15.00 each ($75.00) and get a 6th
clinic FREE! Clinics must be purchased in September and
redeemed by the end of the year (December 31, 2012). See
Dave for further details.
July 4
July 28
August 10
August 16
Sept. 3
Sept. 10
Tennis News
MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
DATES THAT RATE!!
Wimbledon White 4th of July
Round Robin 9am-11am
Summer Sizzler Tennis Mixer 9am-
11am
Last day of Summer Camp
GVTL Team Rosters are due
Labor Day U.S. Open Round Robin
9am-11am
Greater Volusia Tennis League
Season Starts
SUMMER TENNIS & GOLF CAMP
The camp is in full swing, so if you haven’t made plans
yet, don’t wait any longer! The last week of camp runs from
August 6th thru 10th. Learn all the strokes in tennis from
Master Professional, Dave Brown. If golf is your game, our
Director of Golf, John Powell, will get you up and down
before you know it. Our weekly sessions offer a full day
9:30am until 4pm. You can also choose a half day 9:30am
to 12:30pm, or 1pm to 4pm. Contact Dave Brown at
dbrown@ici.homes.com or 386-236-4292.
Dawn Laylock
& Debbie Fadde
GVTL Coordinator,
Marilyn Stephens
& Denni Mikola
The Winners!! Our Women’s
3.0 Lite Team Winners l-r:
Pat Haight, Cindy Kelly,
Joan Meyer, Bev Cole,
Tammy McCoy, Jeanne Silva,
Captain Jean Nannariello,
& Toni Strachan
Left: Co-Captain
Toni Strachan
and Captain Jean
Nannariello
Right: Leon Reed
& Jerry Iannarone
Linda Pantzer, Markie
Lane, Gloria Prerad,
& Jeanne Silva

Dining And Events
TUESDAY, SEPT. 25
AT CDB ~ 5-8 pm
Call for reservations 437-4844
Ext. 13 or 17 • Country Club Attire
It’s Fun and Interactive!
Competing Teams,
Casual Dinner & Cocktails
We recommend you dine
earlier if possible.
GAME STARTS 7:00
Teams 6-10 People Maximum
Entertainment by Barry & Nancy Riebeau
CHILLIN &
GRILLIN AT THE POOL
JULY 4TH - 1-4PM
Enjoy the Pool & Sun with the
Chef Cooking off the Grille!
Entertainment by Mondo
Burgers, Hot Dogs, Chicken
Breasts, Sodas & Beer
Blue Moon Party
Poolside August 31, 6-10 pm
What’s A Blue Moon You Say?
The Blue Moon is the Second of Two Full Moons in any calendar month.
JOIN US FOR A NICE EVENING
UNDER THE STARS!
Live Entertainment & Dinner Buffet Off The Grille
Reservations are required. Call Janet 437-4844, Ext. 17 for details.
In case of inclement weather, event will be held at the clubhouse
48-hour cancellation policy in effect.
SHRIMP
SPECIAL DINNER
FRIDAYS AT PRESTWICK
FULL A LA CARTE MENU FROM 5-8 PM
Your Choice of: Fried, Broiled or Grilled Shrimp
Served with Coleslaw & Fries $11.95
Happy Hour Drink Specials 4 - 6 pm
Country Club Attire • For Reservations cal437-6664, ext. 13
Join Us Every Sunday 10am - 1pm
Breakfast Buffet
at Prestwick Clubhouse
Cost: $11.95 ++ per person
$7.50 (children 7-10 years)
Complimentary for children 6 and under
One Price, One Huge Selection
BIRTHDAY NIGHT AT CDB
COME CELEBRATE WITH FAMILY
& FRIENDS AT THE CLUB
IT’S DINNER
&
TIME!
Saturdays ~ 6 - 9 pm
July 28 & Sept. 29
JULY & AUGUST COMBINED BIRTHDAYS
ENJOY A SPECIAL BIRTHDAY GIFT & ENTERTAINMENT
FOR YOUR DINING & DANCING PLEASURE
CHOICE OF ENTREE & CELEBRATION CAKE
COFFEE & TEA SERVICE INCLUDED
Reservations are required. Call Janet 437-4844
Ext. 17 with entree selections & birthday names.
Dinner Attire Required. 48-hour cancellation policy in effect.
Saturdays
July 7 & August 18
at CDB
Dinner Buffet
5 pm
Call Janet for Reservations
437-4844 Ext. 13 or 17
DINNER & KARAOKE
AT PRESTWICK
July 14, August 25,
& September 22
Ala Carte Menu, Reservation Times
& Complimentary Entertainment
Call Cathy for Reservations 437-6664, x26 • Country Club Attire

Dining And Events

& HORS D’OEUVRES
We are Happy to make your House
Parties easier for you!!
Please call Cathy at 437-6664, ext. 26
or Janet at 437-4844, ext. 17
Please allow 3 days in advance for order & Pick up.
Events
OF A LIFETIME
Culinary delights, outstanding service and
personalized planning for your unique experience
at the Club. Let our professional staff cater
to your needs from beginning to end. We
handle all the details so you can enjoy
your day. Contact Janet 386-437-4844,
Ext. 17 or Cathy 437-6664, Ext. 26 for
your next event.
WEDDINGS ~ BIRTHDAYS ~ SHOWERS
DINNERS ~ ANNIVERSARIES
BRIDGE FOR EVERYONE
MAH-JONG SCHEDULE
Prestwick
Monday 1 - 4 pm
MONDAYS AT CLUB DE BONMONT
Duplicate at 1:00 p.m.
Don Weingarten . . . . . . . . . . . .386-233-9826
Ken Southwood-Smith . . . . . . .386-671-1890
No sign-up required
You may come with or without partner
1ST TUESDAY OF THE MONTH
AT CLUB DE BONMONT
Dinner at 5:00 p.m. • Bridge at 6:15 p.m.
Sign-up at the Mail Station
Don Weingarten . . . . . . . . . . . .386-233-9826
Ken Southwood-Smith . . . . . . .386-671-1890
You may come with or without partner
WEDNESDAYS AT CLUB DE BONMONT
Rubber Bridge & Lunch at 10:00 a.m.
Beatrice Westervelt . . . . . . . . . .386-437-3594
FRIDAYS AT CLUB DE BONMONT
Duplicate at 12:30 p.m.
Sign-up requested
Barbara Woodburn . . . . . . . . . .386-437-1919
Ann Clapham . . . . . . . . . . . . . .386-437-1202
Plantation Bay Country Club
Greg Brousse............................................................437-4821
Managing Director - gbrousse@icihomes.com
Maria Tuohy ..............................................437-4844, Ext. 19
General Manager - mtuohy@icihomes.com
Frank Leonardo ........................................437-4844, Ext. 16
Clubhouse Manager - fleonardo@icihomes.com
Cathy Sigl..................................................437-6664, Ext. 26
Food & Beverage Manager - csigl@icihomes.com
Janet Gallant ............................................437-4844, Ext. 17
Event Coordinator - jgallant@icihomes.com
Robert Fortier ............................................437-4844, Ext. 14
Executive Chef - rfortier@icihomes.com
John Powell ..............................................437-4776, Ext. 11
Director of Golf - jpowell@icihomes.com
Nancy Fletcher........................................................236-4291
Fitness Director - nfletcher@icihomes.com
Dave Brown ............................................................236-4292
Tennis Director - dbrown@icihomes.com
Reservations . . .
Club de Bonmont ......................437-4844, Ext. 13, 16 or 17
Prestwick ..........................................437-6664, Ext. 13 or 26
Accounting . . .
Gail Floch..................................................437-2993, Ext. 17
Accounting Manager - gfloch@icihomes.com
Kay Hamon................................................437-2993, Ext. 13
khamon@icihomes.com
Men’s Day at Club de Bonmont . . .
Wednesdays at 8:30 a.m.
Pro Shop..................................................................437-4776
George Sampson, President......................................206-9863
Ladies’ Day at Club de Bonmont . . .
Thursdays at 8:30 a.m. (18 Holers)
Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. (9ers)
Pro Shop..................................................................437-4776
Maria Kesslering, Rep (9ers)....................................437-3127
Carol Widerberg, President (18 Holers) ..................586-7194
Men’s Day at Prestwick . . .
Thursdays at 8:30 a.m.
Pro Shop ....................................................437-6664 Ext. 10
Tom Bailey, President ..............................................586-0019
Ladies’ Day at Prestwick . . .
Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. (18 Holers)
Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m. (9ers)
Pro Shop ....................................................437-6664 Ext. 10
Maria Kesslering, Rep (9ers)....................................437-3127
Fran Sampson, Spokesperson (18 Holers) ................206-9863
Resident Information . . .
Atlantic Shores Management ................................437-0038
Diversified Property Management ..........................437-0802
Main Gate ..............................................................437-2496
ICI Sales Office ......................................................437-4164

300 Plantation Drive
Ormond Beach, FL 32174