Super Bowl Prediction 2026

Click HERE to make a prediction

Please read directions carefully below

  • This first-time online event, SBP, is open to just VGRC residents.
  • After you click HERE to navigate to the SBP, click on ‘Superbowl Prediction‘ to enter the team you predict will win the Super Bowl and, finally, the margin you predict your chosen team will win by. (Example… 10 points)
  • A resident can enter only one time.
  • All entries for the SBP will close on 12 Midnight, Friday, January 16th, the day before the divisional playoffs begin.
  • One entry per person… therefore, if two in your household want to make separate predictions, go for it.
  • If a tie, the SBP winner will be determined by the resident who has entered first, his/her prediction.
  • The declared winner/predictor will receive a colorful tee shirt, with the winning team’s logo along with a statement on the shirt indicating  that he/she was the winner of the SBP.
  • There is no cost for entry as this is just another fun opportunity for residents. (Please note…for those who are not members of the Community Association, we hope this fun event motivates you to fork over 30 bucks to join…www.vgrcca.org/membership.)
  • If you have problem, send email to vgrccaweb@gmail.com and we will respond with help.

Click on the image or HERE for current selections and point spreads.

Christmas Golf Cart Parade @ Venetian

Shout out to all the golf cart owners, cheerleaders, carolers & festive friends! You all brought such a bright light to the holiday season by participating!

See the Christmas Golf Cart Parade around the Venetian Golf and River Club HERE.

Photo of all 3 winners together 

3rd Place Cart Alene Iafelice – Stockings & Gift Décor theme (left)

1st Place Cart The Mangiaranos – Elves, Santa, Gifts & Tree theme (middle)

2nd Place Cart Ethel and Lucy – Light-Up Candles & Christmas Décor theme (right)

Costume winners
Alene Iafelice and
Sean Gerahty

Venetian Gets Sharp!

Eddie Swing sharpened our knives and other implements for us on November 22 in the golf course parking lot. His ‘dance card’ was full with all appointments taken as residents took advantage of his expertise. Eddie’s grandfather in North Carolina started the family tradition.

His customer, resident Jack Pritchard, bought knives made from Chinese artillery shells by a master craftsman in Taiwan. The original steel was a Chinese artillery shell shot from canon on the mainland. From a craftsman in the Republic of China to our local craftsman in Venice — Eddie Swing.