Spring Sportsline 2012

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The Sports Club at Four Seasons Resort4150 N. MacArthur Boulevard

Irving, Texas 75038www.thesportsclubfourseasons.com

Membership Services 972-717-2525Fitness Desk 972-717-2560The Pro Shop 972-717-2530Tennis Reception 972-717-2540Spa & Salon 972-717-2440Private Reserve Line 972-717-2591Members Lounge 972-717-2580Accounting 972-717-2617

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Club ManagerRob Cowan x2501

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Director of SalesAmy Crowell x2520

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Member Relations ManagerJessica Hall x2526

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Director of GolfPaul Earnest x2531

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Director of SportsRobin Scott x2522

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2012 BOARD of GOVERNORS

Dina Schulz, ChairFrank Broyles, Ron Howard, John Mason,

Scott Oishi, Sharon Pfaff, Bob Shema,Kate Shema, Craig Uebele

In This Issue

The Byron and Peggy Nelson Legacy Award 3Byron Nelson Championship Schedule 4Golf 5Celebrate the Season 9Tennis 10Kid’s Corner 12Dining & Events 13Spa 14

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Happy YOU Year fellow members! I know we are well into the NEW Year, but what about the YOU Year? When it comes to The Sports Club, I’m curious to find out how much have you invested in yourself? Lets increase the return on your investment.

Our Resort has received the AAA Five Diamond Award for service, facilities

and a variety of traveler preferences. To think, we get to experience this crowning achievement each day.

So, with first class amenities surrounding you, what goal have you set out to achieve? Perhaps you would like to take a few strokes off your handicap or add some topspin to your backhand. Maybe you want to trim inches off your waistline or perhaps you just want to meet new friends.

Everywhere you turn, there is something new to experience at the Club. The only way you’ll get even more value out of your time here is by getting out of your comfort zone and regular routine.

You may be a golf member but have you taken a Pilates class? You should, since it will improve the most important part of your game, the mind game! Tennis members, how is your strength training? You want to win TCD…you need circuit training! Fitness members, you are as competitive as the rest, so, if you have never taken a class or participated in our Cool October race, start training now!

I challenged all the Board Members, Committee Members and Club Management to do something they have never experienced at the Club before. A fresh set of eyes will see things differently. I expect this challenge to bring new ideas to the table in an effort to grow our Club experience.

Grab a fellow member and start today. Your Board and Committee Members have already done so and management is in step as well. Did you see Rob Cowan, our Club Manager, in Zumba class? Try out a group fitness class that works with your schedule. You can find the fitness class schedule in the locker rooms and on our club website.

Speaking of the website, don’t let your experience be ignored. Your feedback is important, so make sure you participate in the quarterly member survey available online from March 15-30.

I was one of the original TV producers who helped create CNBC-TV. For years, I heard money managers repeatedly say, “Past performance does not guarantee future success.” I don’t bet on the market, but I’m betting my monthly dues will improve my overall health and well-being. Add events, great food and a fabulous facility and I’m expecting double-digit returns. How about you?

See you around the Club,

DINA C. SCHULzCHAIR, BOARD OF GOvERNORS

Chairman’s Chatter

Did you know you can get specialized golf club fittings through the Pro Shop, custom order your tennis gear at the Tennis Desk or have your shoes shined in the Members Locker Rooms? There are several more services offered at the Club, are you taking advantage them?


Iam elated to announce

that at the Club’s “Year

in Review” meeting

held this past December, Bob Stegall

was named as the recipient of the Byron and Peggy Nelson Legacy Award.

The Byron and Peggy Nelson Legacy Award was established as a way to

acknowledge Sports Club members who have gone well above and beyond

in serving others during their tenure at the Club, showing extraordinary

commitment, initiative, involvement and influence, while exhibiting values

that honor the legacy of Mr. Byron Nelson and his wife Peggy. Mr. Stegall

joins fellow member recipients Bob Swanson, Robert Burns, Joe Cleary and

the late John Coolidge.

After joining the Club in

2001, Bob immediately

became actively involved

in the Tennis Committee

rising to chairperson in

short order and ultimately

serving two terms on the

Board representing his

tennis constituents. Bob’s

infectious energy and

From the Club ManagerROB COWAN

personality was a driving force in attracting other motivated

and positive members to get involved to restructure our tennis

programming and was the foundation of its success. He also

skillfully represented the membership and was an invaluable

partner to our management team in shaping the renovations

at the north end of the club,

ensuring the needs of the

membership were met.

Bob Stegall’s leadership,

volunteerism and service

heart goes far beyond the

Club. For many years he’s

been involved in many local

and worthy organizations

including; a volunteer for

Visiting Nurse Association

– Meals On Wheels, host

committee member for City Square’s “A Night to Remember”

- formerly “Central Dallas Ministries”, past member of the

Board of Trustees at Children’s Medical Center in Dallas,

and past board member for the “Children Helping Children”

fundraiser for Children’s Hospital Cancer Division.

Please join us in congratulating Bob for this well deserved

recognition!

Member ReferralsOur Referral Rewards Program has been designed to thank you for introducing your family, friends, neighbors, business associates and social acquaintances to experience the Sports Club lifestyle. By referring a new member to the Club, you have the opportunity to benefit from some very attractive rewards!

• Villa Stays at the Resort• Spa Services• Private Instruction • Account Credits• And More....Contact a member of the Sales Team at 972-717-2525 to make an introduction and arrange for a complimentary guest pass for your member prospect!

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The HP Byron Nelson Championship has been a premier event on the PGA TOUR since 1968 and is one of Dallas’ most prevalent sporting attractions and highly anticipated social scene! Come celebrate the tournament’s 45th anniversary, intense competition and admirable charitable work benefiting the Salesmanship Club Youth and Family Centers.

Classic Pro-AmPractice RoundChampions Pro-AmCelebrity-Am at vaquero Club, Westlake, TexasPractice RoundOpening Ceremony and Byron Nelson Prize awarded at noonYouth Golf Clinic, 5:00 p.m. at TPC Four Seasons Practice RangeGold Pro-Am at TPC Four SeasonsHP Technology zone 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

First RoundKidszone, Byron Nelson Tribute & HP Technology zone 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Second RoundKidszone, Byron Nelson Tribute & HP Technology zone 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Pavilion After Dark concert until 9:30 p.m.Third RoundKidszone, Byron Nelson Tribute & HP Technology zone 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Pavilion After Dark concert until 9:30 p.m.Final RoundKidszone, Byron Nelson Tribute & HP Technology zone 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Closing Ceremony and Award Presentation

Sun, May 13Mon, May 14

Tues, May 15

Wed, May 16

Thurs, May 17

Fri, May 18

Sat, May 19

Sun, May 20

Tournament information for Sports Club Members will be available via the Sports Club website and in the Byron Nelson Special Edition brochure. The Special Edition brochure will be available later this spring. Look for more details in the Weekly Watch.

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B yron said, “To be honest with yourself and to work on the things that needed the

most improvement.” As always, it was delivered strongly, simply, and honestly.

It seems so obvious and yet in golf, as in life, it is a difficult thing to do. Look

yourself in the mirror and truly identify the things that need the most work and concentrate your

efforts there. For Byron, the two objectives were “to not play a careless shot and to chip and pitch

better”. Now for most of us that recipe is also a sound one. We often play a shot still thinking about

the last shot, what score I might make, the hazard that I am trying to avoid or perhaps even what I need

to do when the round finishes. Commit to each shot the best you can and deal with any consequences

after the fact. This year I challenge you to watch the PGA TOUR players on how well most of them

chip. Study their technique and live in their imagination. We often get wrapped up in watching the

birdies and eagles but do you know that several of their under par rounds come with hitting only 11 or

so greens in regulation. Saving strokes around the green is the primary place to shave strokes off your

game no matter what level you compete at.

If you are looking for instruction or a helping hand, contact one of our many professionals or check

out all the group programs we have to offer at 972-717-2530.

A Letter from Paul

EarnestDIRECTOR OF GOLF

Q: What is the biggest change in the USGA Rulebook this year?

A: In my personal opinion, the most important change is Rule 18-2b, Ball Moving After Address.

This rule would penalize a golfer if the ball moved after being addressed. “Addressing the ball” is

when a golfer takes a stance and is ready to hit the ball. Factors such as wind, rough terrain and

even a rogue squirrel might cause the ball to move just as a golfer is about to swing. Before the

amendment, a player was penalized a stroke for the ball moving, that will no longer be the case from

2012 through 2015.

Ask AbeHernandez

HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL

1. The Orange Team wins the 2011 Monster Match; 2. WGA Monster

Match 2011 Black Team; 3. The Green Team wins the

2011 Four Seasons Cup; 4. 2011 Four Seasons Cup Black Team

O ften I’ll see shots that are doomed before the club is ever put in motion. This is

very evident in putting. How you set up to the putt helps determine your aim and

stroke. Ideally, I like to see golfers have all body parts square to the intended target

line. As well, the position of their eyes should be over the golf ball, which allows them to see the

line of the putt. When a student has their eyes too inside the ball they tend to create too much

arc in the stroke. This leads to inconsistent contact.

Organizing your body lines and positioning your eyes over the ball at address gives you the best

opportunity to move the putter back and through, sending the ball on its correct path. Use a

mirror to get your body lines situated and take the quick test as demonstrated in the picture

below to see if your eyes are positioned over the ball. Putting is tough enough, starting with zero

mistakes makes it a little easier. Tim’s tipsTIM CUSICK

DIRECTOR OF GOLF INSTRUCTION

FOLLOW TIM ON TWITTER@TIMCUSICKGOLF

vISIT HIS INSTRUCTION WEBSITE WWW.TIMCUSICKGOLF.COM

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1. Setup - All my body lines are in line with one another and running parallel left of the target line.

2. Drill - Position the club so the shaft is in line with your eyes and the ball.

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Spring Trunk Show & Demo DayMarch 10 | 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Make sure you swing by the Golf School and demo amazing products such as Titleist, Callaway, and Cleveland. Win raffles prizes, enjoy a tasty lunch provided by the MGA and see some of the latest men’s golf styles. Shorts and Skorts Weekend March 15-18Get ready for spring! Members and guests can enjoy discounts on bottoms (shorts and skorts). Buy one, get 10% off. Buy two, get 15% off. Buy three or more and get 20% off (in addition to your Club 30 discount).

Girl’s Night OutApril 13 | Club Villa Suite (more details to come)5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.The Golf Shop and Spa will join forces to pamper you and a guest for a Girl’s Night Out. We will feature specialty merchandise from your favorite vendors while you enjoy complimentary mini spa services and hors d’oeuvres.

The Pro Shop



Nine & Dine March 16

Cottonwood Valley | 5:00 p.m.

April 20

May 11

Join fellow golf members for nine holes

of social golf on Friday afternoon. Enjoy

dinner in the Members Lounge with your

newfound golf buddies!

WGA Ringer TournamentMarch 17-18

Cottonwood Valley | 9:00 a.m.

Enjoy this opening day for the Women’s

Golf Association with the chance to

improve on your score from day one!

Sign up for all golf events by calling the

Pro Shop at 972-717-2530 or online.

MGA Las Colinas CupCottonwood Valley, March 23 | 1:00 p.m.

Cottonwood Valley, March 24 | 9:00 a.m.

TPC, March 25 | 9:00 a.m.

A Ryder Cup-style matchplay with

four teams going head-to-head over the

weekend.

Parent - Junior TournamentApril 22

Cottonwood Valley | 1:00 p.m. & 3:00 p.m.

It’s time to see how it’s done with the

juniors showing off their natural golfing

ability…We know they learned from their

parents, of course!!

WGA Member-Guest TournamentApril 27-28

TPC | 9:00 a.m.

Opening day is a practice round followed by a

cocktail reception. Tournament play to follow

on Saturday.

Member-Member TournamentMay 5-6

Cottonwood Valley | 9:00 a.m.

Select a golf buddy and enjoy two days of

excitement on the course with fun formats

for men’s and ladies’ teams. End the

tournament with a tasty lunch and awards

for the winning teams.

Post Nelson TournamentMay 21

TPC | 2:00 p.m.

Follow in the footsteps of champions…

This is your chance to play like the

pros from the 2012 HP Byron Nelson

Championship. Play the same tees,

fairways, rough and pin placements.

Golf Members only.

Golf Calendar

Summer is right around the corner and you may be looking for a fun, friendly and active summer camp for your little ones…Look no further, Summerfest is the place to be.

Kids can enjoy:- Swing, Serve and Splash Camps- Golf Camps- Tennis Camps- Kids For All Seasons

Register for all multiple camps by April 30 and receive discounted camp prices. Check online for dates, pricing and all the details to sign your kiddos up for the best summer yet!


If you are interested in working with one of our highly skilled trainers, rest assured you are in excellent hands. Contact our Director of Sports, Robin Scott at [email protected] or Program Director, Michelle Scannell at [email protected] to help you find a trainer best suited for you. With over 100 years of combined experience, our team will help you reach your fitness goals!

Personal Training atThe Sports Club

New Tennis Apparelin the Pro Shop! T O N I C B Y M A R T I N A H I N G I S

“When you go out and play tennis, you want to feel nice. You want to feel like a woman and know that the clothes won’t let you down. What’s so great about this line is its versatility and comfort, making it wearable from club to professional level”.

-Martina Hingis5-time Grand SlamSingles Champ

Irish Pub CocktailMarch 16 | 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.PavilionLucky you! Enjoy complimentary green beer and appetizers at the festive Irish Pub Cocktail. Bring a guest and challenge them in pool or in the annual dart tournament! Don’t forget to wear your green. Avoid being pinched and the best-dressed attendee will win a prize!

ALOHA!!Taste of the Islands Member Dinner April 13 | 6:30 p.m.Byron’s$55 ++ per personAlcohol includedLimited availability

Enjoy the flavors of Hawaii at our spring member dinner and have a chance to win a trip to Four Seasons Manele Bay and The Lodge at Koele! Executive Club Chef Frederic Angevin has created an exotic menu complete with delicious Hawaiian themed cocktails.

Win a four-night complimentary Hawaiian getaway for two at Four Seasons Lana’i at Manele Bay and The Lodge at Koele! In order to win, you need your tickets! Accumulate tickets through member referrals and by attending select member events. This amazing vacation could be yours! Keep your eyes on the weekly watch for details on how to earn your raffle tickets!

We will be drawing the winner at the Taste of the Island Member Dinner. Mahalo!

Easter Brunch at The ClubSunday, April 8Seatings from10:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Members Lounge and Byron’s$65++ for adults$18++ for children ages 6 to 12Kids ages 5 and under eat free

For your Social Calendar


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This year’s holiday season brought some cheer to local children thanks to our generous members who donated gifts to Toy-4-Tots! The racquetball holiday party was a hit! Denim & Diamonds New Year’s Eve party was a smashing success. Chef Christof and Chef Frederic wowed members with another delicious Foodies Table and our tennis courts were vibrant with smiles!

Photographed Above: 1. Shereen Saad and Nate Eazor; 2. Dr. Alison Black, Phyllis Slocum, Chris Bird and David and Sandra Nyy; 3. Sharon Pfaff, Bob and Marsha Tokerud; 4. Flint and Beth Prewitt; 5. Foodies Table; 6. Beth Prewitt, Jen Jones, Kate Buford, Amy Dabbous, Sharon Pfaff; 7. Guillermo Trevino; 8. Guillermo Trevino, Bret Zimmerman, Brad Neal and Nick Thurman; 9. Marines at our Winter Wonderland event; 10. Pros from the 2012 Pro Team Tennis Event

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S ince the last Sportsline edition, the final 2011 Member Survey results have been tallied. Our sports staff takes the results seriously and sees them as an excellent measurement for how well they are meeting and exceeding the

expectations of our members. That said, our sports areas achieved fantastic results, led by Kids For All Seasons with an impressive overall score of 94.7% for the year - the highest department score on the survey! Congratulations to Jill Gellepes and her team! Other scores that resounded with our team were the Tennis Experience at 92.6%, Fitness Professional Instruction at 93.2% and the Group Exercise Experience at 90.6%. These high scores are achieved thanks to the hard working Sports Club employees in the Tennis, Fitness, KFAS and Group Exercise areas. I am proud to work with each one of these employees! Please know, we will continue to strive to serve our members even better in 2012!

In our efforts to provide exceptional services and fitness programs for all ages, we have launched Team Fitness For Kids, which takes place every Saturday. This is a great way for kids to be active, have fun, and learn the importance of developing healthy habits at an early age. Our KFAS team has also incorporated Kids Zumba into the Saturday schedule. Saturday has become a great day at the Club for the whole family!

Be on the lookout in early March for information about our 2012 summer camp program- Summerfest! Once again, we will be offering one of the finest summer sport camps in the area, facilitated by our highly qualified team of certified instructors!

See you at the Club.

SPORTS TALKROBIN SCOTT

DIRECTOR OF SPORTS

T ennis players are intrigued with the art of successful poaching in doubles. This practice can

help a team get to the next level. Here are a few tips to help you reach your potential. 1. When serving to your opponents try and

serve down the middle (hit the T). This will bring the ball back through the middle for the net person to attack!

2. The net player should go to the ball (forward) when poaching. Step to the ball - not sideways. (90 degrees)

3. A net player should fake the poach at times. This will distract the returner and make your poaching more effective.

4. Finally, when the point is in play the net player should continue to try and poach when the ball is hit up the middle of the court and deep. Again, fewer angles can be created and the ball will come back through the middle.

TENNIS TIPPOACHING SUCCESSFULLY

IN DOUBLES

JOHN MULLMANDIRECTOR OF

TENNIS INSTRUCTION

Save the DateSingles Club Championship April 13 & 14 | Outdoor courtsMen’s and Women’s OpenA & B Divisions welcomeParty and awards following the finals on Saturday.Keep your eyes on the Weekly Watch for more details.



TENNIS LEAGUESMark your calendar for the Spring Leagues, March 5 - April 19. Drinks will be served at each league!

MONDAY NIGHT PRO-AMOutside Courts7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. ($30 per person, per week)6:30 - 7:00 p.m. warm-up ($12 per person, per week)3.5 level & above

TUESDAY NIGHT ROUND ROBINIndoor Courts7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $16 per person, per week

WEDNESDAY MORNING ROUND ROBINIndoor Courts10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ($14 per person, per week)

THURSDAY NIGHT ROUND ROBINIndoor Courts7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. ($16 per person, per week)

Men & Women of all levels are welcome to play in Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday leagues.

RACqUETBALL LEAGUEMONDAY EVENINGApril 9 - June 114:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.Round robin format for all levels of play.

WEDNESDAY MORNINGApril 10 - June 1110:00 a.m. -11:30 a.m.Round robin format for all levels of play

“EARLY BIRD”Every Tuesday and Thursday, April 10 - June 116:00 a.m. - 7:30 a.m.Round robin format for all levels of play. Arrange your own match.

SATURDAY MORNING MEN’S AND WOMEN’S DOUBLES April 14 - June 910:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.The format is round robin for all Open, A & B players.

All League entry fees are $55, which includes balls, awards, and a player party at the conclusion of the leagues. Please register at the Fitness Desk or by calling 972-717-2523 by April 8.

“SOFTBALL” SqUASH LEAGUES Monday Noon Squash LeagueApril 9 - June 1111:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. This is a round robin format for the advanced A, A+ softball squash levels of play.

MEN’S & WOMEN’STUESDAY EVENINGApril 10 - June 115:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Round robin format for men and women at the beginner and intermediate levels of play.

MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY “EARLY BIRD” April 9 - June 116:00 a.m. - 7:30 a.m. Round robin format for all levels of play. Arrange your own match.

WEDNESDAY EVENINGApril 11 - June 116:00 a.m. - 7:30 a.m. Round robin format for all levels of play. Arrange your own match.

All League entry fees are $55, which includes balls, awards, and a player party at the conclusion of the leagues. Please register at the Fitness Desk or by calling 972-717-2523 by April 8.

Spring 2012 Racquet Events

2012 CLUB SOFTBALL SqUASH CHAMPIONSHIP

March 26-29$45- includes balls, awards, food and beverages.

Award presentation and cocktail party on Thursday, March 29.

Get Into the Swing of Things!If you are trying to get back into tennis or if it’s your first time on the court, check out these testimonials from some of our tennis members.

You’re next step is easy; contact the Tennis Desk at 972-717-2540 to join in on the fun!

If you have a friend who is interested playing tennis at the Sports Club, share the love and bring them to the Club!

John Mullman Aimee Rodriguez Marsha Tokerud

Scan these QR codes with your smartphone.


KIDS ZUMBA CLASS WITH KIDS FOR ALL SEASONS!Every Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.Basketball Court | $12.50Kids must be sign in at KFASTaught by Certified Zumba Instructor, Lily Eazor

KIDS NIGHT INEvery Friday and Saturday night Starting May 25 - September 1 6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.$37 (1st child and $19 for each additional child in the same family)3 to 12 years of ageCost includes weekly themed arts and crafts, dinner, snacks, drinks, movie time and a mini dessert cooking class!

BIRTHDAY PARTIES IN KFAS!Looking for a great place to host your child’s next birthday bash? Kids For All Seasons has several party packages available. Call Jill Gellepes for more information including details and prices at 972-717-2543.

Kids For All Seasons will be closed during the HP Byron Nelson Tournament, May 13-20. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and look forward to seeing you back on May 21!

Easter Eggstravaganza! Your kids will have a great time taking pictures with the Easter Bunny, making arts and crafts and of course picking up all the eggs and goodies they can! Sunday, April 8$16 per child11:30 a.m. | Pictures with Bunny and crafts on the Basketball Court.12:00 p.m. | Check in at Racquet’s Restaurant 12:30 p.m. sharp | Egg Hunt begins on the outdoor jogging track.don’t forget your easter Basket!!!Please call Kids For All Seasons at 972-717-2570 or sign up online.


This is a very simple recipe a breeze to create at home with a good glass of dry French white wine. I would suggest a bottle of St. Veran, from my hometown. It pairs well with this dish and is easy to find. Yes, I know it has Pancetta, but who said Pancetta was Italian?

Tip to the home chef: I like to cook my Pancetta in water for about 5 minutes so it helps remove some of the saltiness.

INGREDIENTS:1 pound of fresh linguine (pre-cooked Al Dente)1/3 pound pancetta diced in ¼ inch cubes1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced½ pound fresh asparagus, trimmed and cut into 1/2 inch pieces (raw)1 (5 ounce) package fresh baby arugula leaves¼ cup fresh lemon juice¼ cup water

METHOD:Bring a pot of water to a simmer then add the pancetta. Water should be brought back to a simmer. Cook for about 5 minutes. Drain the pancetta immediately and set aside.

In a large skillet over medium heat, add olive oil, garlic, pancetta and asparagus. Cook until pancetta is just crisped. While the pan is hot, deglaze with the lemon juice and about ¼ cup of water. Add the precooked linguini directly into the pan and toss with the arugula and fresh cracked pepper. Serve immediately and enjoy with your glass of St. Veran and a good soccer game (ok fine, football). I am a happy French man!

Bon Appetit

PANCETTA, ARUGULA &ASPARAGUS LINGUINI

CHEF FREDERIC’S

Serves 4

CookingDemo Class

Get confident in the kitchen and sign up for our entertaining cooking demonstration classes. Our very own Club Chefs will share amazing recipes and simple tricks to help you in your own kitchen!These are popular classes and space is limited, so sign up early!

March 28, April 26 and June 136:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Racquets Restaurant | $50 per person

Register online or contact Membership Services at 972-717-2525.

Foodies Table

This intimate culinary adventure allows you to discuss food, wine, travel and much more while enjoying authentic meals in a relaxed atmosphere.April 21 | Club Kitchen | $125 ++6:00 p.m. – Until the food and wine are gone!Make your reservations as quickly as you can, this popular foodie event fills up fast! Limited availability


Pub Game Night March 20 & April 176:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. | In the PubEnjoy cocktails and appetizer specials while engaging in some friendly game competition hosted by your fellow members.

Cinco de Mayo in the Members LoungeMay 3-5Join us for Mexican appetizers and specialty drinks!

Mother’s Day Brunch at the ClubSunday, May 13Seatings from 10:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Members LoungeEnjoy a continental breakfast buffet and a plated entrée from the special brunch menu. Finish brunch with a delicious dessert trio.$28++ Adults $18++ Children ages 6-12Kids 5 and under eat free

Easter Brunch at Cafe on the GreenSunday, April 8Seatings from 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.$70++ Adults$28.50++ Children ages 6 to 12Kids 5 and under eat freeEnjoy live entertainment and a special visit from the Easter Bunny!

Mothers Day Brunch at Cafe on the GreenSunday, May 13Seatings from 10:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.$70++ Adults$28.50++ Children ages 6 to 12Kids 5 and under eat freeEnjoy live entertainment during your meal!

UPCOMING CULINARY EVENTS

Introducing our new, ‘Skinny Bath’!Phytomer’s NEW Oligomer Silhouette Bath Powder speeds up the natural process of fat elimination, removes waste and toxins, and provides a feeling of well-being and relaxation. This is a great kick-start to any slimming treatment. For the month of April, book any ‘Toned Ranger’ cellulite- busting treatment and receive an additional Skinny Bath in our private

bathing room for free! (Value $30)

Calling All Moms and ‘Mom’s to Be’Make sure Mom feels like a queen this Mother’s Day. Skip the flowers and give her a memory that she won’t forget!

Schedule any of our Spa menu packages on Saturday, May 12 or Sunday, May 13 and receive four complimentary chocolate dipped strawberries and a mimosa to enjoy in one of our spa relaxation lounges.

And for any new moms out there, celebrate the expecting mom with our fabulous pregnancy package. Enjoy a soothing Pregnancy Massage using maximum comfort pillows and our uber-soft Mother-to-be Pedicure for only $280, including gratuity and a complimentary gift.

vICTORIA NICKLESPA DIRECTOR &

CURATOR OF CALM

It’s bathing suit season! The Spa offers a full range of waxing services from head to toe, starting at $20. Schedule any spa body waxing service in March and receive a complimentary Phytomer mini gift set to keep skin silky smooth.

Did you know it is always better to schedule waxing services during the morning? Endorphin levels replenish after a full night’s sleep and help to reduce sensitivity (this is also a good idea for the dentist too!). Contact me for more tips on a pain free waxing experience.

Four Seasons Resort Lana'i at Manele Bay and The Lodge at Koele are considered among the

world’s most spectacular golf resorts, highly acclaimed for their stunning oceanside and

upcountry settings and outstanding service. Designed for golf enthusiasts who just have to

play, Manele Bay and Koele is now offering an extraordinary value exclusively for Sports Club

Members to tee off a Hawaiian getaway with the Livin’ Large on Lana'i promotion. The

Texas-sized offerings include a complimentary night and other added-value nuggets, such as

golf and spa discounts. Rates start at $525 per night and are valid through November 15, 2012.

Please make reservations on the Four Seasons website or by calling (800) 321-4666.

Please reference the promo code “DALSC” when making your reservation.

Livin’ Large on Lana’i offer includes:

One complimentary night to guests

who book two consecutive nights in a

Partial Ocean Terrace room and above

categories at Four Seasons Resort

Lana'i at Manele Bay or at The Lodge

at Koele.

Golf at $125 per person (savings of

$85), per round at the Jack Nicklaus

masterpiece The Challenge at Manele

Bay or Greg Norman’s famed The

Experience at Koele.

80-minute treatment at either properties

Spa for the price of 50-minutes.

$20 discount at Lanai Western

Adventure, which includes horseback

riding, sporting clays, archery, and

UTV Island tours.

Documents

Spring Sportsline 2012