The Country Club at Mirasol

Member Brenda Babitz appreciated this unexpected visitor in her backyard one evening and again the following morning, and we thank her for sharing these photos with us.

As the sun began to set, this bobcat was just getting started! Bobcats are crepuscular, meaning they are most active around sunrise and sunset, when their sharp eyesight and excellent hearing give them an advantage while hunting. While it can be surprising to spot one so close to home, bobcats are a sign of a healthy ecosystem. As predators, they help keep populations of rodents and other small animals in balance, making them an important part of our preserve area's natural environment.

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We kicked off our brand-new social and dining Summer Series last week and want to introduce you to the team turning ideas into unforgettable experiences for our members!

Pictured are Michael Crain, Director of Culinary Operations; Keeley Abramo, Director of Catering & Events; Eduard Cristal, CCM, Assistant General Manager; Amanda Sprenger Meah, CCM, Director of Food & Beverage; and Zach Recckio, Restaurant Manager. Together, they bring a unique blend of creativity, expertise, and enthusiasm to every event they plan.

From wine education and cooking demonstrations to themed dinners and fun-filled field trips to great local destinations, their lineup offers something for everyone to enjoy all summer long. Members, visit our online calendar, check out our digital displays, and keep an eye out for the July/August issue of The Pulse for full details!

A season well played deserves a proper toast!

Director of Racquet Sports Kristine Mendivil (left) shared this photo of our men's tennis players gathering for an end-of-season happy hour. After months of practice and tough competition, it was the perfect opportunity to relax, raise a glass, and celebrate another memorable season together. We look forward to seeing them back in action next year!

Member Vicki Spigelman was surprised to spot this unusual reptile sunbathing at the edge of her pool and asked us to help identify it!

Meet the brown basilisk — also known as the ‘Jesus Christ lizard’ for its incredible ability to run across water! Though native to Central America, these striking reptiles have become common in South Florida, especially near lakes, canals, and pools. Males sport dramatic crests like the one seen here, while their long toes help them sprint across the water’s surface when startled.

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Today, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. As members gather to enjoy time with family and friends at the Club, we remain deeply grateful for the sacrifices that make these moments possible.