JULY 2017 MAINSHEET FINAL

LYC St. Thomas Aquinas High School JULY 2017
sailors win A Division and 5th overall at
the Mallory National Championships LYC Opti Race Team, LYC1, wins the
Marco Rizzotti International Regatta
with an undefeated record
With a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th, the
LYC Laser Race Team dominates the Laser
Atlantic Coast Championships

LAUDERDALE
YACHT CLUB

954-524-5500 • F: 954-524-5843 • www.lyc.org lyc1938 @lyc1938 lyc1938

HOURS CONTACTS

À LA CARTE DINING Sunday 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM General Manager Clubhouse Manager Executive Chef
Brunch Sunday 8:30 AM - 2:00 PM Nadine D. Rockwell, CCM Peter McFaden Thomas Azar
Mariner’s Breakfast Buffet Tuesday - Saturday 11:30 AM - 3:00 PM 954-519-9900 954-519-9919 954-519-9901
Lunch Tuesday - Saturday 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Lite Fare Sunday 11:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Dinner Tuesday - Saturday 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM Director of Catering Membership & Director of Tennis
Snack Bar Sunday 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM Bridget Marron Communications Director Scott Pukys, USPTA
Tuesday - Sunday Open at 11:00 AM 954-527-2208 Meagan Whelan 954-527-2230
Open at 5:30 PM [email protected] 954-527-2211 [email protected]
BARS Open at 11:30 AM [email protected]
Open at 12:00 PM Catering Manager Food & Beverage Mgr.
Main Tuesday - Sunday Open at 11:00 AM Victoria Litman Marina Director Tim Parker
Cypress Tuesday - Sunday 954-519-9914 Brandon Collura 954-527-2201
Pavilion Friday [email protected] 954-527-2209 [email protected]
FITNESS CENTER Saturday & Sunday [email protected]
Director of Finance Maintenance Manager
Monday - Sunday 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Dan Greenberg Youth Coordinator Peter Riordan
954-525-2842 Cristin Patterson 954-527-2221
CASTAWAY KIDS’ CLUB [email protected] 954-527-2232 [email protected]
[email protected]
Friday 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM Assistant Director of Member Services
Finance/IT Director Sailing Director (Reservations)
LIFEGUARD(S) Sofia Paparella John Casey
Monday - Thursday 954-527-2202 954-527-2223 954-524-5500
Friday - Sunday [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

POOL 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM LYC Security:
Monday - Sunday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Dawn to Dusk 954-651-3055

Mission Statement Vision Statement

Lauderdale Yacht Club is a premier private yacht club, providing a family friendly LYC will be the leading yacht club in the country delivering exceptional
experience for its members and guests while promoting sailing and seamanship. dining, social, yachting and recreational programs and facilities.

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COMMODORE’S COMMENTS

Dear LYC Members & Families, Last year, we had an incredible
A few of us Board Members Trifecta of winning all three U.S.
traveled down to Havana last Sailing Association awards:
month to honor the Hemmingway Yachtsmen and Yachtswomen of
Yacht Club’s 25th Anniversary. the Year and the Sportsmanship
There were close to 500 patriciates award, plus three Members who
in attendance along with some very sailed in the Rio Games, and
prestigious yacht clubs from around another Member and former
the world. It made me reflect on Olympian as one of the U.S.
what a special place LYC is and coaches.
our sailing historical pedigree.
Eight former Olympian LYC Well, this year we have done it I really want to give a shout out to I hope everyone is enjoying the
Members, many National again. On May 28th in Italy, the all the sailors, Members, Staff, Fleet newly-refurbished pool and deck
Collegiate champions, and this year LYC's Opti program secured a Captain and all the great coaches area. Also, LOBSTERMANIA is
the Reineke sisters join the ranks. spot in U.S. youth sailing history! who make this all happen, putting back for July and August every
Sophia won the National High Winning all three events, Venice, LYC on the national and world Saturday night.
School Championship and her Berlin, and Portugal in a 12-month stage for youth sailing. Please enjoy the Club this summer.
sister Erika took the U.S. Collegiate period represents the "Triple Many thanks for our Fleet Captain Looking forward seeing everyone
Women’s National Championship. Crown" of top international Opti Ted Morley for planning another on the 4th.
Our Junior Sailing Laser Radials Team Races and an unprecedented memorable Bimini Blast. Gregory Bellows
continue to dominate the U.S. level of success for the USA in July is a busy month with the kid’s Commodore
circuit. Most recently we not only Opti Team Racing. To our summer camps in full swing, and [email protected]
won the Atlantic Coast knowledge, no other U.S. yacht course, our annual signature event,
Championship, but we placed 6 of club has ever accomplished this Independence Day Celebration
the top 10 spots. feat. with spectacular fireworks show. Be
This leaves Team USA, sure to tell the Member Services
represented by LYC sailors, an Front Desk of your guest names, so
astounding 42-0 in international there is no confusion at the security
team races over the last year and entrance gate.
capping a perfect undefeated
regatta season.

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MEMBERSHIP

REQUESTING PERMISSION TO COME ABOARD ENSIGNS

Dear Members, WELCOME ABOARD
Prior to the proposed Member being voted upon, the Bylaws require that the proposed Member’s
CinofomrmmoatdioonrebGe riengcolurdyeBdeilnlotwhse, MC/aOinsLhYeeCt., Imf ayrokuedd“isPapEpRrSoOveNoAf La apnrodpCoOseNd FMIeDmEbNerT, IpAleLa,s”eswtartiitnegtoyour Our Club Members and Staff extend a warm welcome
reasons for disapproval before the 20th of the month. The author of the letter must make himself known to the following new Members:
atoleCttoemr. mSuocdhocreorBreesllpoownsdteoncvealiisdahteeldthien atuhtehsetnritcicteitsyt ocfonthfiedelentcteer. and eligibility of the author to write such
Sincerely,
Kent Fox, Secretary

PROPOSED JUNIOR MEMBER

Sean Lindsey Robin Banks & Felipe & Kristina Lafratta Donald Segal &
Res: 118 SE 11th Avenue • Fort Lauderdale, FL Dennis Giordano Dr. Barbara McAlpine-Segal
Bus: Lindsey Wilson, PLLC • 450 SW 5th Avenue • Fort Lauderdale, FL
Sponsors: Matthew Damiano & Mark Sawicki

PROPOSED REGULAR MEMBERS

Matthew Hatcher Spouse: Lori
BReuss:: 2S1c0ra1tcShWR1em6tohvTael rSrpaecceiaFloisrttsL•a2u8d4e4rdSatlierl,inFgLRoad, Suite A • Hollywood, FL MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION PROCESS
Sponsors: Brett Atkinson & Darren MacGillivray
New members provide energy and are essential to our Club’s future. All LYC Members are encouraged to
Jeremy Wehby Spouse: Jenon recommend qualified applicants. I am often asked about the procedures for sponsoring a prospective
Res: 1225 NW 12th Street • Plantation, FL member, so I put together a quick checklist:
Bus: Grounds Group • 7027 W Broward Blvd #205 • Fort Lauderdale, FL • Obtain a Sponsorship Packet. The folder includes the Sponsorship Form to be completed by the
Sponsors: Kip F. Reeves & Governor Thomas A. Coon, Esq.

Deborah Willits candidate, the financial information, and instructions for the Sponsors. Please provide the first and last
Res: 92 Bayou Lane • Kemah, TX name of the candidate along with the age (if under 35 years).
Bus: Willits Logistics & Pasadena Rail • 92 Bayou Lane • Kemah, TX • Five Letters of Recommendation & Photo. Candidates must be sponsored by two LYC Members and
Sponsors: Past Commodore Peter M. Commette & Thomas A. Lihan recommended by an additional three LYC Members who have known the candidate for a minimum of

Looking Forward to an Even Better MIAMI DOLPHINS SEASON one year. Signed letters are required from those 5 LYC Members who have maintained their membership
for over one year. The letters should explain the character of the candidate, the number of years the
member has known the candidate, the reasons why the candidate wants to join, and a brief explanation on
the candidate’s financial stability. Please also provide a photo of the candidate to include with the file.
Last season had many great posi ves with a 10-6 regular season record and a new head coach who changed • Meet & Greet with the Board. The candidate must be known to at least four current members of the
the culture of the team. This season will be even be er, and you won’t want to miss out on the excitement! Club’s Board of Governors: 2 Flag Officers & 2 Board Members. If the candidate is not already
acquainted with 4 members of the Board, it is the sponsor’s responsibility to introduce the candidate.
Miami Dolphins Home Game Schedule Become a LYC Miami Dolphins Season Scheduled Meet & Greets are held for this purpose each month. Sponsors and their candidates (and
Ticketholder spouses/significant others) are strongly encouraged to attend the Meet & Greet to allow the candidate and
PRESEASON 7:00 PM What’s Included: Club leadership to become better acquainted.
Thurs, Aug 10 Atlanta Falcons 7:00 PM • Watch the Fins play from your seats,
Thurs, Aug 17 Bal more Ravens
located on the 50-yard line in lower-level
Sec on 118 • Mainsheet. The candidate must be listed on this page of the Mainsheet prior to being voted on at an
SEASON Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1:00 PM • Travel by luxury bus to and from the stadium upcoming Board Meeting.
Sun, Sept 10 New Orleans Saints 9:30 AM
Sun, Oct 1 Tennessee Titans 1:00 PM for season games For further information, please see the Bylaws of the Lauderdale Yacht Club; Article I
Sun, Oct 8 New York Jets 1:00 PM • VIP entry with special access to air-condi oned Membership, which takes precedence over this guideline.
Sun, Oct 22 Oakland Raiders 8:30 PM I look forward to working with you toward continuing to grow our membership
Sun, Nov 5 Denver Broncos 1:00 PM Hyundai Club with concession stands this summer season!
Sun, Dec 3 New England Patriots 8:30 PM • Memories with your loved ones and fellow
Mon, Dec 11 Bu alo Bills 1:00 PM
Sun, Dec 31 members to last a life me

Enjoy all of the above for only $1,470 per person.
Includes tax and gratui es. Seats sold preferably

in pairs. Meagan Whelan, Membership & Communications Director
954-527-2211 • [email protected]
Contact Membership & Communica ons Director Meagan Whelan
at 954-527-2211 or [email protected] to reserve your seats today.
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GREETINGS FROM YOUR GENERAL MANAGER

Dear Members, POOL PARTY was great. We had all Members are responsible for their Please feel free to stop by and see
We are definitely in the heat of it - a huge crowd and everyone loved the guests while at the Club, including me, or reach out to me with
Summer that is! Our summer camps band and the showstopper of course, adherence to the dress code. Please comments or thoughts. I really
are in full swing and there is no the POOL!!! A major shout out is in refresh yourselves with our Pool and appreciate them, please keep them
shortage of activity going on at the order for Fleet Captain Ted Morley Pavilion rules for the safety and coming!
Club. who championed the project. He well-being of our Membership. I would like to invite you to join me
As you know, our Independence Day spent tireless hours attending to each During the past month, the for “Noon with Nadine”. Enjoy the
Celebration on Tuesday, July 4th is detail along the way. I hope you all Management Team met with Fleet Soup & Salad Bar for a quick lunch
INCREDIBLE! If you have never enjoy our “little piece of heaven” Captain Ted Morley and Insurance with my compliments on July 13th at
attended, I would encourage you to here at the Club. agent, P.C. Wright, to review and Noon! I would love to get any
join us this year. The setting speaks We hope that you join us for the update our Hurricane Plan. We had feedback you might have on the
for itself… bring your family and return of several summertime the opportunity to “test” the plan last Club. I will host the first six Members
friends and show off your Club. Our classics you won’t want to miss out season and learned that it takes a full who sign up with the Member
famous Pig Roast & Buffet begins at on! Summer Yacht - LYC’s nautical two days to prepare our campus for Services desk. Cocktails will be by
6:00 PM and fireworks commence at version of Bingo, Lobstermania on an impending storm. Following a Member signature.
sunset. Parking is always at a Saturday nights, and Dive In Movie storm, the plan includes opening as For Members traveling this summer
premium on the holiday, so please Nights are some of the best fun quickly and safely as possible. we wish you a safe journey, fun with
carpool, UBER, or come by golf cart nights of the summer. Of course, the Stop by the Commodore’s Room for family and friends and we look
(please park in the grass spots). We Snack Bar is open with extended “Christmas in July” on Friday, July 7th forward to your return. For everyone
will be open Monday, July 3rd for à la hours of operation and enhanced with special deals on select staying in town,
carte dining but on the 4th, there will offerings. We are offering poolside merchandise from the Yacht Shop! See you at your “home away from
not be à la carte service. The Club service with our great staff walking Labor Day will be here before you home”— your Club!
will be closed on Wednesday, July around with frosty beverages for you know it; stay tuned for more details
5th. to keep cool! for an action-packed weekend to Nadine D. Rockwell, CCM
Memorial Day weekend was rain free The hustle and bustle at the Club has finish out the summer season.
and the pool renovation grand increased with summertime activities.
re-opening party- DIP, SIP and SUN Please be cautious when driving For your convenience, we have added a
through the parking lot as there are a parking spot in front of Tennis Courts
lot of small children on the campus. 1 & 2 for you to pick up “food to go”.
As you all have read, the Club dress
code was recently updated and we
encourage you to review with your
family and guests. Please remember

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JULY 2017
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Home-style Taco Tuesday $14 Chef’s Seafood Platter KIDS EAT FREE! Prime Rib Night French Bistro Night
Blue Plate Special $2 Coronas $24
choice of 2 entrées $14 $23 Mate Cut • $26 Captain Cut Chef’s Weekly
$6 House Margaritas Preparation
Friday Night Buffet

$19.95 Adults • $9.95 Children (Ages 3-12)

Nauti Nibbles Bar Menu & Happy Hour Every Thursday Night 1
$1 OFF Bottled Beers & $2 OFF
House Wine & Liquor Drinks with the purchase of an entrée from the Lobstermania (p. 8)
à la carte dinner menu. Offer available to
Tuesday - Sunday • 4 PM - 6:30 PM LYC Member-Children only!

2 Men’s Clinic 3 4Men’s Round Robin; 5 Boot Camp 6 Ladies Open & 7 8
Parent & Child on the Docks Beginner Clinic
9 Round Robin Clubhouse Closed Stretch Therapy Lobstermania (p. 8)
Independence Day (p. 7)
16 Celebration (p. 7) Christmas in July 15
12 Yacht Shopt Sale (p. 8)
Deep Eddy YETI 11 Lobstermania (p. 8)
Night (p. 10) Clubhouse open for 19 AquaFit Sunset Pavilion Party
à la carte dining (p. 7) Ladies Cardio / Live Ball 22
23 Stretch Therapy B.A.D. Lecture Dive-In Movie Night (p. 8)
10 (p. 9) Lobstermania (p. 8)
30 Yachting Committee Boot Camp 13 Castaway Kids’ Club
Men’s Clinic Meeting 26 on the Docks 29
14Ladies Open &
18 AquaFit Lobstermania (p. 8)
Beginner Clinic
Ladies Cardio / Live Ball
Stretch Therapy

Clubhouse Closed YACHT (p. 9) Sunset Pavilion Party

17 Castaway Kids’ Club

Men’s Clinic Boot Camp 20 21Ladies Open &

Clubhouse Closed Stretch Therapy on the Docks Beginner Clinic
AquaFit Stretch Therapy
24 Men’s TNT 25 Sunset Pavilion Party
Duck Enthusiast
Men’s Clinic Ladies Cardio / Live Ball Meeting (p. 9) Dive-In Movie Night (p. 8)
Stretch Therapy Castaway Kids’ Club
Clubhouse Closed Boot Camp 27
House Committee 28MeLrardyieCshOrpisetnm&as!
31 Meeting on the Docks Beginner Clinic
BColCuahrbdrhAioosqtufmusGaeaoFsCvitEelorvsneeodrs
Men’s Clinic ClSutbrehtocuhsTehCerlaopsyed
Meeting Sunset Pavilion Party

Castaway Kids’ Club

Clubhouse Closed Fitness (p. 10)
Tennis (p. 13)
Sailing (p. 14-15)
Youth Activities (p. 16)

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INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

Come Have a Blast with us on

Tuesday, July 4, 2017

Snack Bar & Pavilion Bar Open at 11:00 AM DRESS
Snack Bar & Pavilion Bar • Open at 11:00 AM your BOAT
Children’s Inflatable (outside) • 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Children’s Craft Table (outside) • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM FIREWORKS
Child vs. Adult Egg Toss • 2:00 PM at SUNSET
Children Watermelon Eating Contest • 2:30 PM
Adult Watermelon Eating Contest • 3:00 PM
Glitter Tattoos Under Pavilion • 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Live Music • 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
LYC Famous Pig Roast & Buffet • 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM

Pig Roast Italian Beef Sandwich Station
Whole Roasted Suckling Pig with Jerk and BBQ Sautéed Peppers and Onions, Jardinière Au Jus • Mojo
Sauce • Jerk Roasted Pork Shoulder and BBQ Roasted Whole Grouper
Chicken • BBQ St. Louis Ribs • Marinated Flank
Steak • Grilled Special House Blend Burgers with Sliced Vine Ripe Tomatoes
all the fixings • Jumbo All Beef Kosher Hot Dogs Fresh Mozzarella, Basil Oil, Balsamic Glaze
with all the fixings Homemade Andouille Potato Salad

Kale and Quinoa Salad Classic Caesar salad
Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Red Onion, Carrots,
Toasted Sunflower Seeds

BBQ Baked Beans • Chicken Tenders • French Fries • Corn on the Cobb • Creamy Macaroni and Cheese •
Red, White and Blue Cupcakes • Lemon Bars • Blondies • Brownies • Key Lime Bars • Dutch Apple Pie •
Peach Pie • Strawberry Rhubarb Pie • Blueberry Pie • Sliced Watermelon • Ice Cream Novelties

PLEASE NOTE: $38 Adults • $21 Children (ages 3-12)

The Clubhouse will open on Monday, July 3rd for Reserved outdoor seating for buffet dining only. Wristbands will be given to those with reservations.
à la carte dining and closed on Wednesday, July 5th. Reservations required through Member Services. 72-Hour Cancellation Policy in effect.
Please carpool or come by golf cart as parking will be very limited.

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LOBSTERMANIA EVENTS

Saturdays in July & August
Beginning at 5:30 PM

1 ½ lb. Maine Lobster
(steamed & cracked)

$34.95 per person Soup & Salad Bar
Corn on the Cob
Reservations required through Red Bliss Potatoes
Member Services to reserve your lobster.
48-hour Cancellation Policy in effect.

Save up to 50% OFF at the

Christmas in July

YACHT SHOP SALE

Friday, July 7th • 11:30 AM - 6:30 PM • Commodore’s Room

We’re making room for new inventory!

Select styles on sale. Limited quantities available. 8

EVENTS

Thursday, July 13th • Main Dining Room B.A.D. BOATING
ANGLING
A summertime family favorite… DIVING

LYC’s nautical version of BINGO I would like to introduce the Boating Angling Diving committee.
is back by popular demand! The goal of the B.A.D. committee is to enhance your boating life
at LYC. We’ll have guest speakers to give lectures, seminars, and
Glitter Tattoos by Cristin’s Crew demonstrations on the third Wednesday of every month at 6:30
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM PM for about an hour to discuss everything from Lobster
Mini-Season to the best way to purchase and finance your next
Breakfast for Dinner Buffet • 6:00 PM boat. Everyone is welcome. Hopefully we’ll have some fun and
build a little camaraderie along the way. The first meeting will be
Scrambled Eggs, Buttermilk Pancakes, French Toast Sticks, Wednesday, July 19th. The topic will be "Lobster Mini-Season"
Applewood Bacon, Breakfast Sausage, Potatoes O'Brien and the guest speaker will be the author of "Catching the Bug,"
$16 Adults • $9 Children (ages 3-12) Jim Mathie. He'll discuss strategies, techniques, and safety to
help you have a great "Mini-Season".

Please come and join us. Happy Hour will be extended to
attendees along with the Nauti Nibbles Menu Specials. Hope to
see you there!

Darren Alline, Fishing Committee Chair
Ted Morley, Fleet Captain

DLYCUCK ENTHUSIAST
Thursday, July 20th MEETING

6:30 PM

YACHT Begins • 7:00 PM Guest Speaker

$5 for two YACHT cards (cash only) Newton E. Cook

FUN PRIZES Executive Director UNITED WATEFFOWLERS-FL, INC.
Chair South Florida Water Management District Recreation Group
Reservations required through Member Services. Board of Directors FUTURE OF HUNTING IN FLORIDA, INC.
48-Hour Cancellation Policy in effect. DUCKS UNLIMITED STATE COUNCIL
Member FWC Waterfowl Management Technical Advisory Group
Member FWC Deer Management Technical Advisory Group

9 For more information, please contact Mike Cook at 954-868-0104.

JULY WINE FEATURE FITNESS

ABIIEXLEERNPÈPRREOV&EFNILCSE,RFORSAÉN2C0E16, Fitness Center 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Daily
LYC PERSONAL TRAINERS
Bieler Père et Fils Rosé tastes like biting into a freesia-infused
apple in a sexy-hippy version of the garden of Eden. It’s clean, Summer is here… Are you ready? Schedule sessions with our Personal Trainers to
light taste seems to promise that attractive strangers are about to help you reach your fitness goals and improve your strength, wellness, overall
drape your body in crisp, sun-dried linen before leading you to a well-being. Call them today for more details and get started!
hammock where sultry events will unfold.
$9 Glass/ $27 bottle

BIELER PÈRE ET FILS 2015,
LA JASSINE CÔTES DU RHÔNE VILLAGES, FRANCE

In the village of Valrèas where all the fruit is grown, the north and Josh Smart Mark Tilley Carol Matthews McKenzie Stern
west facing vineyards perched high ABOVE THE valley floor 801-577-7216 954-849-9790 954-562-9844 904-521-2541
deliver this rare combination of decadence and finesse that we
love. The resulting blend of Grenache and Syrah has loads of Fitness Classes Stretch Therapy
dark berry fruit, a broad, rich and textured palate and a finish that
lingers on. This is a personal pick of mine and if well received by 10:15 AM on Tuesdays & Fridays
membership will be added to the wines by the glass. Enhance performance with activity,
$8.50 Glass/ $25 Bottle enable muscles to work more
efficiently, decrease risk of injury,
DEEP EDDY YETI NIGHT improve posture, promote energy
boosts, increase stamina, help tame
Sunday, July 16th • 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM tension physically & mentally.
Pavilion Bar $15 per class
Contact LYC Personal Trainer
McKenzie to sign up 904-521-2541.

Boot Camp on the Dock | 8:00 AM on Thursdays

Join your fellow Members for a great outdoor workout with LYC
Personal Trainer Josh Smart.
Call Josh to schedule your next session 801-577-7216.

AquaFit | 10:15 AM on Thursdays
Challenge your body and improve flexibility and endurance while enjoying the
$10 Deep Eddy Cocktails therapeutic benefits of water exercise! $20 per class. Contact McKenzie to
FREE LYC Deep Eddy YETI Shirt with Purchase! sign up 904-521-2541.
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Dress Code Customs & Courtesies

Club Members and Guests over 12 years of age are expected to adhere to the Club’s Dress Code. GUEST CARDS
This applies to private events as well. Effective May 26, 2017.
Harbor Room, Burgee, Cove, Cypress, Card Room, Harbor Patio & Burgee Patio Members are encouraged to bring friends to the Club. It is expected that this privilege will not be abused, and
such guest should not attend the Club more than once a month, with the exceptions being for private parties,
The required attire for gentlemen dining in à la carte athletic competitions and guest privileges extended by the House Rules. The sponsoring Member must
areas of the Club is best described as "Club Casual" ie: accompany his/her guest. Guardians and parents who do not have membership privileges must comply with
collared shirts/ shirts with sleeves, Tommy-Bahama the Guest House Rules.
style shirts, long pants, Bermuda shorts, and nice A Guest Card is required for any guest who is on premises without the sponsoring Member. A Guest Card
denim. Tennis and yachting attire is permitted. Jackets holder shall be entitled to all the privileges of the Club for personal use only, and shall be subject to any fees
are optional. Similar attire is requested for ladies and normally imposed for use of Club facilities. A Guest Card may be issued to the same person for a maximum
children ie: collared shirts/ shirts with sleeves, dresses duration of one consecutive week in a six month period. A Guest Card may be extended at the discretion of the
and skirts of appropriate length, Bermuda shorts. General Manager.
ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Main Dining Room, Commodore’s Room, Gold Room, Club Lounge
Collared shirts/ shirts with sleeves and dress slacks are required for gentlemen at Club So as not to interfere with the peaceful enjoyment of the Club as well as to respect fellow
events and Holidays in the Main Dining Room and banquet rooms of the Clubhouse at all members and in order to protect the privacy and safety of Club Members, their children and
times. Jackets are suggested, but not required. Ties are optional. Cocktail/ Dressy casual their guests, no photographs, video recordings, digital images or the like shall be taken of any
attire is requested for ladies. Black-tie attire is suggested for the annual Christmas Formal person on Club property or posted in any manner on any social media application via the
event. Semi-Formal attire is suggested for the annual Change of Command Dinner & Dance. internet or otherwise that is disrespectful, offensive, defamatory, obscene or otherwise
“Sunday Best” is requested for all Holiday Club events (i.e.: Easter Sunday, Mother’s Day unsuitable or inappropriate. Speaking on cellular phones is prohibited in the interior portions
Brunch, Thanksgiving Day Feast, Father’s Day Brunch, etc.) of the Clubhouse and exterior dining areas, including the Pavilion area. All electronic devices
must be on silent mode. Cell phone use is prohibited in the Fitness Center.
Unacceptable Attire
PERSONAL MUSIC
• Tank tops and sleeveless shirts for gentlemen.
• Sports bras for women. Televisions, stereos, musical instruments, or any other devices emitting sound shall
• Frayed cut-offs and tattered jeans. not be allowed at any time to play at a noise level that would, in the sole discretion of
the Marina Director or his/her designated representative, reasonably be expected to
create a disturbance to any neighboring vessel, or to the Club. External stereos,
televisions, tower and underwater lighting shall be turned off after 2200 hours on
weekdays or 2400 hrs on the weekends (Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays).

Pool, Pool Deck, Pavilion, Pavilion Bar PETS
All swimmers must wear yacht club appropriate swim attire. Thong-style bathing suits for
ladies are not considered yacht club appropriate swim attire and are not permitted at the LYC No pets of any kind are permitted on the Club premises
Pool. Bathing suit cover-ups and footwear must be worn while at the Pavilion Bar, seated under the with the exception of guide dogs.
Pavilion, and all dining areas other than the Pool Deck. No tank tops or sleeveless shirts for
gentlemen. Small children must wear swim diapers in the kiddie pool. SMOKING

Headwear Cigarette smoking is prohibited in all dining areas not specifically designated as smoking
areas. The Board of Governors extends the ban on cigarette smoking in the dining areas to
Gentlemen (both adolescent and adult) are expected to remove their hats include the use of electronic cigarettes or other vapor producing products. The smoking
when inside the Clubhouse at all times, unless for religious/ medical purposes. recepticles are located outside the Cypress Room, the east side of the Harbor Patio, and
outside the Main Dining Room.

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Steve & Vickie Estler visit the Weltenburg Abbey, the
oldest brewery in the world. Cheers to representing LYC
in Germany!

Governor JB & Jessica Easterling take a selfie at St. Pete Yacht
Club with the LYC Burgee!

The Staffens and the Roders enjoy an Islamorada
vacation by boat, flying the LYC Burgee proudly!

MEMBER LYC GOLF NEWS Legal Officer Gex & Jamie Richardson, Commodore
SPOTLIGHT Congratulations to our new club champion Tom Greg & Karen Bellows, and Fleet Historian Rick Burgess
Morris! Tom shot an 80 and defeated a field of 28 visit Club Nautico Internacional Hemingway de Cuba!
golfers on the challenging South Course at Fort
Lauderdale to win. Other notable performances
include PC Chuck Forum with a net score of 68. Brad
Fitzgerald had lots of birdies and won multiple skins.
Big thanks to Fort Lauderdale County Club and the
joint members who helped make this event possible.
Tom Morris pictured with Marty McGrogan.

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TENNIS

MEN’S FOURTH OF JULY ROUND ROBIN JUNIOR TENNIS CAMP

Tuesday, July 4th • 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM We have something for everyone from 4 years old and up. Our tiny tots will go
We will be having a fun round robin for the men on Tuesday, July 4th from 9:00 AM to 9:30 AM followed by our Half Day and Full Day campers that
from 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM. We welcome all levels of play for this event. will go from 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM and 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM respectively. Plan
ahead and sign up early because spots are limited and are filling up fast.
JULY 4TH PARENT CHILD ROUND ROBIN
SUMMER CLINICS
Tuesday, July 4th • 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
This is a great opportunity for tennis playing families Ladies Cardio/Live Ball clinic will be held on Tuesdays from 6:00 PM to 7:00
to play tennis with other tennis playing families. There PM. Join Tyler for some heart-pumping cardio tennis mixed in with some fun
will be all levels of play in this one, if you can serve point playing games of Live Ball.
and keep score then you qualify. Ladies Open Clinic has been moved to Fridays from 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM for
the summer. This clinic is intended for those already playing the game and would
REPRESENT LYC IN THE OCEAN REEF CUP CHALLENGE like to improve on their strokes and strategies.
FOR EVERY LEVEL OF TENNIS PLAYER!

Kay Largo’s Ocean Reef Club has challenged Lauderdale Yacht Club to compete in The Ocean Reef Cup Ladies Beginner Clinic
Challenge, a tournament that will have each club vying for bragging rights to a favorite pasttime -- TENNIS. This class is perfect for those of you just getting started. In this class, you will
learn the basic strokes and rules of the game. This is a great way to be introduced
AUGUST 4 - 6, 2017 to the game so you can improve for years to come. This class will be every Friday
From 10:00 AM -11:30 AM throughout the summer months and is limited to 10
AUGUST 4, 2017 Arrive at Ocean Reef Cllub and enjoy recreational activities on own. Tennis, Spa players.
9 AM - 6 PM services, snorkeling, scuba diving, sunbathing, fishing, golf and shopping are all Men’s Clinic
within a few steps once you arrive on The Reef. This clinic is held on Mondays from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM and is a great
3 - 5 PM Open courts for practice at the Tennis & Games Center opportunity for you to come out and get a good work out or find some people to
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM play with.
Meet and greet your Ocean Reef counterparts at a hosted cocktail reception
Dinner at leisure at the Tennis & Games Center

AUGUST 5, 2017 Cardio Tennis Clinic ($24 per person) Become a Problem Solver on the Court…
9 - 10 AM Ladies’ & Men’s Team Double Matches vs. Ocean Reef Club
10 AM - 12 PM Lunch Tyler and I watch and play a lot of tennis and have seen most of you compete. We
12 - 2 PM Mixed Doubles Team Matches like to categorize some players as “gamers” which is a very high compliment. What
3 - 5 PM Awards Reception we mean by this description is the player can embrace and respect the
6 - 7 PM problem-solving aspect of the game. That player typically knows their strengths and
Mixed Doubles Round Robin with Ocean Reef Club weaknesses and can utilize them in a way to offset the opponent. They also have a
Dinner at leisure knack for recognizing the opponent’s strengths and weaknesses as well. The next
time you are competing, try to approach the match as a problem you are trying to
AUGUST 6, 2017 solve. See if you can figure out what works against your opponent and use that to
your advantage, and you too can be a “gamer”.
9 - 11 AM See you on the Courts!
Scott Pukys
$370 per person includes two nights accommodations, tennis, the use of a road cart,
cocktail party and awards presentation. Price based on double occupancy. 13

For details and registration, contact Director of Tennis Scott Pukys at
954-527-2230 or email [email protected]

SAILING

ATLANTIC COAST CHAMPS LYC SAILORS DOMINATE U.S. TEAM TRIALS IN NJ

LYC Laser Sailors End Spring in Dominating Fashion! Sailors representing the Lauderdale Yacht
Early May the Laser Atlantic Coast Championship was held in windy Club took three of the top 5 spots at the
Wrightsville Beach, NC. All the hard work and training the LYC sailors put in most competitive Optimist Dinghy
paid off dearly with LYC sailors earning 1, 2, 3, 5, 7 and 9th Place in the Laser regatta of the year, the Team Trials
Radial! That’s the top three and six out of the top 10! Carrson Pearce won the Championship, in a dramatic finish where
event, with Chase Carraway 2nd, Sophia Reineke 3rd and Top Girl, Hallie the last race decided the winner.
Schiffman 5th and 3rd Girl, Carrter Pearce 7th and Luke Welker rounding out Competing at Brant Beach Yacht Club in
9th Place! LYC also had the top Laser 4.7 Girl, Lauren Connell, and youngest NJ for the opportunity to represent the
sailor, Michael Morley! Stephen Streater was 9th in the Laser Standard Class. U.S. in the World Championships,
The conditions were very windy with many of the fleets not finishing races. The teammates Stephan Baker and Justin
shifty offshore breeze was very difficult to keep track of, so it is a big testament Callahan each sought to clinch the top
to Carrson and our other LYC sailors for being so consistent! spot, a position Callahan won handily in
2016 while Baker placed a distant 13th.
SNIPE NORTH AMERICANS AT LYC Conditions were tricky in New Jersey,
with one day allowing for 30 degree shifts
28 teams from Ecuador, Canada, Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, Peru, and the and 8-20 knots winds leaving no room
USA travelled to Lauderdale Yacht Club to attend the Snipe North American for fleet separation. The results of the
Championship. Sailors ranged from LYC’s 13-year-old Michael Morley to dramatic final race left Baker alone at the
87-year-old Gonzalo “El Viejo” Diaz. This 3 day event, May 19-21, was held top, with Justin just four points behind. Mitchell Callahan was able to secure
in the ocean off Dania Beach at LYC. PRO Tom Lihan and the LYC race his fifth place finish and a berth representing the U.S. in Thailand later this
management team ran a tremendously successful regatta with a wide range of summer. All other LYC sailors showed impressive results as well: Connor
conditions over the course of the weekend. Winning the Snipe North Boland leapt from last year’s 121st to 20th, Jack Redmond finished 28th,
American Championship and the Birney Mills Memorial Trophy was Ernesto Ryan Kronrad finished 37th, and Bobby Rielly capped his career with a Gold
Rodriguez, who finished the regatta with all firsts. By virtue of being the top Fleet finish of 71st. Kaitlin Hamilton improved dramatically from last year
crew, Kathleen Tocke was awarded the Kim Thompson Memorial trophy. despite a U-flag disqualification and protest. Laura Hamilton and Lucy
Meagher topped their 2016 scores and Sara Schumann finished a notable
They also were winners of the Ron 26th in Silver Fleet. The
Payne Memorial Trophy, an annual weather was chilly up north
event led by LYC that was used for but the kids persevered and
the North Americans, with the award brought home some nice
presented by Ron’s widow Wingate hardware to Lauderdale Yacht
Payne. Our own LYC sailor, Jensen Club. Congratulations to our
McTighe, was presented with the LYC Optimist Race Team and
Chuck Loomis Memorial Trophy as coaches Pilo Rocha and
the top junior skipper finishing third Arthur Blodgett.
in the regatta.

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SAILING

UPCOMING EVENTS FOR JULY EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH
10-21 Session 3 Summer Sailing Camp at LYC
11-21 Opti Worlds in Thailand ARTHUR BLODGETT
21 Friday Fun Racing (for LYC summer sailors)
24-3 Opti Nationals at ODU in Norfolk, VA LYC Head Opti and High School coach, Arthur
24-4 Session 4 Summer Sailing Camp at LYC Blodgett, had an amazing month of May. First, he
won the 79th Snipe Midwinter Championship.
LAUDERDALE YACHT CLUB Then he traveled to New Jersey to coach the LYC
Opti sailors at Team Trials along with Pilo Rocha,
SUMMER SAILING CAMP 2017 where LYC qualified for three of the 5 U.S.
positions for Opti World Championships, earning
Register online at www.LYC.org and a 1,2,5 in the process.
reserve your spot today! Arthur then traveled directory to Italy to coach the
LYC Opti Team Racers at the Marco Trofeo
Session 3: July 10 - July 21 Session 4: July 24 -August 4 Rizzotti International Regatta where LYC went undefeated, capping a
year where LYC Opti Team racers went 76-3, better than the Bulls in the
Jordan era! The LYC/St. Thomas Aquinas High School Team also
earned a 5th Place at the fleet racing National Championship (Mallory
Nationals) and our ‘A-Team,’ Sophia Reineke, Brian Buckley and Libby
Redmond earned 1st Place. Congratulations Arthur, and our sailors, not
only for the month of May, but for a very successful year!

• Learn to sail & more • Games & Adventure • Pool & Diving Board
• Lunch Included • Full & Half Days • Primer for LYC Fall Sailing Program!

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YOUTH ACTIVITIES

CASTAWAY KIDS’ CLUB Open every Friday 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Children ages 3-12 welcome (must be potty trained).

$15 per child, includes dinner. Limited space.
Reservations required through Member Services.

2017 CKC Summer CampCASTAWAYKIDS’CLUB

The Castaway Kids’ Club will be open for Camp from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Complimentary Before-Care begins at 8:30 AM

Children ages 3 - 10 welcome. Must be potty trained.
Camp Dates: June 5th through August 18th Monday through Friday

*Camp will be closed on Tuesday, July 4th*

Weekly Themes
Week 5 July 3rd-7th: Stars & Stripes
Week 6 July 10th-14th: Escape to Candyland
Week 7 July 17th-21st: Halloween in Summertime
Week 8 July 24th-28th: Lego World
Week 9 July 30th- August 4th: Princesses & Superheroes
Week 10 August 7th-11th: Mission Impossible
Week 11 August 14th-18th: Treasure Hunters

$270 per week or $65 per day, per Member’s child.
Includes lunch and snacks. Daily rate on Mondays & Wednesdays $78.

Sibling Discount: For families enrolling two or more siblings,
tuition will be $230 per Member child per week.

Your children can bring their friends to join in on the fun…
$320 per week or $75 per day per Member’s guest. Includes lunch and snacks.

Daily rate on Mondays & Wednesdays $88.

Half Day

We will offer an afternoon half-day program for those campers also enrolled in the Club’s
Sailing and/or Tennis Camps. Half-day Campers will join us at 1:00 PM right after lunch.

Half Day $35 for Club Members and $45 for Non-Members.

We have partnered with…

AquaChamps Swim School will be offering swimming expertise for Campers two days a week.
A weekly visit from Karate America to teach the Campers basic martial arts skills.
The Campers will also play sports with a twist of dance and Zumba with
KidSurge fitness program once a week.

Included in camp fee! 16 NIGHT
Reservations through [email protected] or 954-527-2232

Limited space.

Mother’s Day 17

Cake Decorating Night!

MWEMEOERKIAELNDADY

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BACK TO SCHOOL LABOR DAY WEEKEND 2017

THURSDAY, AUGUST 10TH RED Friday, September 1st
MAIN DINING ROOM
WHITE
JOIN US FOR THE LAST
YACHT OF THE SUMMER! & BREW

KIDS’I FAVORITES DINNER BUFFET • 6:00 PM 19 Saturday, September 2nd
College Football Game Day
CHICKEN TENDERS, MACARONI AND CHEESE,
FISH STICKS, TATER TOTS, BROCCOLI AND Sunday, September 3rd
CARROTS WITH RANCH DIP, APPLESAUCE Casino Night & White Party

YACHT ••7:00 PM Monday, September 4th
All-American Pig Roast & Cook-Out
$5 FOR TWO YACHT CARDS
(CASH ONLY) isWthehBerue rgee?

$17 ADULTS ••$11 CHILDREN (AGES 3-12) Somewhere in this issue of the Mainsheet, other than the cover
and on this page, there is a hidden LYC Burgee (like above).
ICE CREAM FLOAT & SUNDAE BAR The first Member to find it will win a prize!
Please email the Front Desk at [email protected]
Reservations required through Member Services. when you locate the LYC Burgee.
48-Hour Cancellation Policy in effect. Happy hunting!

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Commodore FLORIDA COUNCIL OF YACHT CLUBS
Gregory Bellows LYC has reciprocity with the following clubs that are members of the Florida Council of Yacht Clubs:
Vice Commodore
Chuck Dunn Bird Key Yacht Club Harbour Ridge Yacht & Country Club Smyrna Yacht Club
Rear Commodore Sarasota: (941) 953-4455 Palm City: (772) 336-3000 New Smyrna Beach: (386) 427-4040
John Dunn Bradenton Yacht Club Isles Yacht Club St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club
Treasurer Palmetto: (941) 722-5936 Punta Gorda: (941) 639-7551 Panama City: (850) 769-2453
Karl Hill Captiva Island Yacht Club Key Biscayne Yacht Club St. Charles Yacht Club
Secretary Captiva: (239) 472-4133 Key Biscayne: (305) 361-9171 Ft. Myers: (239) 466-2007
Kent Fox Carlouel Yacht Club Lake Beresford Yacht Club St. Petersburg Yacht Club
Legal Officer Clearwater Beach (boat arrival only): Deland: (386) 734-3854 St. Petersburg: (727) 822-3873
Gex F. Richardson (727) 446-9162 Marathon Yacht Club Pass-A-Grille: (727) 360-1646
Fleet Captain Charlotte Harbor Yacht Club Marathon: (305) 743-6739 Tampa Yacht & Country Club
Ted Morley Port Charlotte: (941) 629-5131 Marco Island Yacht Club Tampa: (813) 831-1611
Fleet Surgeon Clearwater Yacht Club Marco Island: (239) 394-0199 Tarpon Springs Yacht Club
Simon Dorton, M.D. Clearwater: (727) 447-6000 Naples Yacht Club Tarpon Springs: (727) 934-2136
Fleet Historian Coral Reef Yacht Club Naples: (239) 262-6648 The Field Club
Rick Burgess Miami: (305) 858-1733 Naples Sailing & Yacht Club Sarasota: (941) 924-1201
Davis Island Yacht Club Naples: (239) 774-0424 The Florida Yacht Club
Board of Governors Tampa (DIYC members by boat only): Pelican Isle Yacht Club Jacksonville: (904) 387-1653
George L. Caldwell, Jr., M.D. (813) 251-1158 Naples: (239) 566-1606 The Moorings Yacht & Country Club
Frank B. Dolph III Eau Gallie Yacht Club Pensacola Yacht Club Vero Beach: (772) 231-1004
Steve Hyatt Indian Harbour Beach: (321) 773-2600 Pensacola: (850) 433-8804 The Venice Yacht Club
(2014 - 2018) Fort Walton Yacht Club Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club Venice: (941) 488-7708
Ft. Walton Beach: (850) 243-7102 Boca Raton: (561) 395-2200 Vero Beach Yacht Club
Scott L. Anderson, CFP Halifax River Yacht Club Sarasota Yacht Club Vero Beach: (772) 231-2211
David J. Burgess Daytona Beach: (386) 255-7459 Sarasota: (941) 365-4191
Stephanie J. Toothaker, Esq.
(2015 - 2019)

Wesley W. Parker
Chip Sabadash III
Wil H. Shriner
(2016 - 2020)

Alberto Casaretto, M.D.
Thomas T. Coon, Jr., Esq.
J.B. Easterling III
(2017-2021)