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ELDORADO
JANUARY 2017 NEWSLETTER 972.529.6779 | 2604 COUNTRY CLUB DR. MCKINNEY, TX 75072 | ELDORADOCC.COM
5/4 - ELDORADO SOCIAL CLUB FAJITAS & RITAS
5/5 - CINCO DE MAYO SPECIALS
5/11 - GOAT YOGA
5/12 - MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH
5/17 - STEAK NIGHT
5/21 - COMEDY IMPROV SHOW
5/25 - LIVE MUSIC IN THE SPORTS GRILL
5/27 - MEMORIAL DAY POOL PARTY
May Events
MAY 2019 NEWSLETTER
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I have determined that I can be a part-time weather man. Is it Saturday,
then I predict RAIN! I’m getting tired of missing out on playing with the
other (employed) guys in our Saturday group. I bet they are not happy
either, losing the chance to take advantage of my current golf game. I
hope you have had a chance to try The Masters menu, as the pimento and
egg salad sandwiches were to die for! Many activities were undertaken at
the club such as the Farmer’s Market dinner, Fireside Family night, the
new grill menu, and tennis leagues underway. They are looking for a few
tennis players, if you are interested. The fairway aerification is compete
and some rain pounded down to predict some good fairways in our
future. The Tuesday Twosomes and the Thursday Rumble has initiated also.
May looks to be a busy month at Eldorado. There is not only the customary Mother’s Day brunch,
but also Goat YOGA (Don’t ask me). The Comedy Arena is having a performance on May 21st, so
make your reservation at www.eldoradocc.com/upcoming-events. At the end of the month, the
annual Memorial Day pool party from 12-4 will primarily kick off the pool season. This should be
an exciting time with pool games, a DJ, hotdog and burgers. RSVP on the upcoming events sites.
Take care,
Dwight Watson
It’s so much fun hanging at the club this time of year. The beautiful weather
makes for some great patio time and the new menu has many delicious
options! Saturday morning cardio tennis has really picked up with 3 full courts
of adult classes going at one time. If you are interested in giving tennis a shot,
now is the time to do it! May also brings with it lots of fun events at the club.
We are looking forward to the Fajitas and Ritas for Cinco de Mayo, the Goat
Yoga and the Comedy Arena. We are absolutely loving all the new activities the
club has to offer. If those don’t sound interesting enough, there’s always an
opportunity to spend time with family and friends for a
wonderful Mother’s Day Brunch or Steak Night. So, if you
need help getting connected or just want to spend some time
getting to know your fellow members, give us a shout. We’re
here to help!
It’s all happening right here at Eldorado Country Club!
Come join us!
It’s All Here! Ambassador Report by Larry & Joi Macy
It’s All Here!
Larry & Joi Macy
LETTER FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
Dear Members – starting in early May you will start to see some workers here at the Club for about 4-6
weeks. While not a sexy project, the company is making a significant investment in making major
alterations to the roof and surrounding surfaces to address all the leaks that have plagued us for many
years. While the Club does not leak nearly as much as it did 3-4 years ago, we still have encroachment
into the Club that we simply need to rectify. None of the work should impact any events that might be
occurring on the interior and the “footprint” of the construction company will be very small. You may
see a storage container in the parking lot and will likely see workers on the roof. While I don’t have an
exact start date, at this time, it should be very soon. Besides repairing the various leaks, we also plan to
build a cover over the Governors Room Outdoor Patio. This is for two main reasons. First of all, that
patio has a negative slope that directs water into the building rather they away. Building a structure over
the patio will divert 95% of this water away from the building. Secondly, this will enhance this space
allowing us to better use that outdoor area for Member and private events. This really adds a
completely other element to the Governors Room which we look forward to utilizing. Finally, we will
also be looking to replace the corrugated plastic top that current sits over the smoking area of the Grill
patio with a more durable metal top. The overall work will not only roof work but will also including
reworking of the current stucco around the building and resealing of the existing stonework.
In other news, you will also see work being accomplished over in the tennis area during the month of
May. We are currently scheduled to resurface courts #3 and #4 as well as applying a patch to court #7.
This continues our project of resurfacing two courts per year that we started 3 years ago. In 2020, the
plan would be to resurface the final two remaining courts and evaluate the need to start over again in
2021. This in addition to the upgrades with the furniture, the deck and the fencing really has caused a lot
of positive feedback from the tennis players. In fact, even you are not a tennis player, I would encourage
all of you to stop by the deck and check things out. The tennis players are always open to socializing and
only a couple of them will try to coerce you into joining them for Cardio Tennis drills that have become
very popular at the Club. Remember – no matter your Memberships, if you are a Member at Eldorado
Country Club, you have privileges in the tennis area.
Now that summer is around the corner, most of you are aware that the pool reopens for the summer at
the end of the month. In advance of that, we will be opening The Spot for weekends only from 9am –
3pm to serve the golfers on the course. With the new service window facing the #9 green, golfers have
a much more convenient way to grab food or drink during your round. You can order at the window, by
calling the Spot at 214-307-7390 or using the food order option under the Eldorado App. Prior to the
pool opening, we will be on a limited menu in that space before moving to something more
comprehensive through Labor Day. If the area is well utilized during the month of May, we will look to
extend the Spot after Labor Day into October so as to continue to have this opportunity for the golfers
during the continued good weather we typically see during those months.
Finally, I want to make sure all of you know that we are offering a second quarter
referral promotion in which you referrals can get you a new putter, a new driver and
even a new set of Calloway or Cobra irons. For more information about how you
can take advantage of this unique opportunity, please contact Michelle Hutton,
Membership Director, at either 972-529-6779 x202 or [email protected].
As always, thank you for your loyalty and support.
See you at the Club!
Chris Stewart
NEWS FROM THE GOLF SHOP
Well so far this year we have been cold, wet, and windy. Not the greatest
weather to play golf and most of our bad days have fallen on the weekend. May
is here and we hope that brings more consistent days for Members to come
utilize the golf course. We have lots of exciting things going on this month as we
get closer to Summer.
I would like to remind members as well that our weekly evening events are off to
a good start. Don’t forget we have Tuesday Twosomes for all golfers with
handicap at 5:45 PM. Thursdays we have Sip N Chip for the ladies at 6:00 PM and also at 5:45
PM is the RUMBLE for the men with a handicap. We hope everyone comes out to participate
in these fun club events.
I also want to recognize two members that had hole in ones these past couple months. Ken
Anders and Sam Donatelli. If you are not in the Hole in 1 club or are not sure, make sure you
ask us in the golf shop and we can verify that for you. The reward is pretty handsome for a
shot well played!
Upcoming May Golf Events:
May 2nd: EWGA Classy/Sassy 9:00 AM
May 4th: MGA 2 Man Scramble 8:30 AM
May 6th: Stronger than Espresso Golf Tournament 2:00 PM shotgun
May 11th: Putt for Dues
May 12th: Putt for a Scotty Cameron Putter
May 13th: EWGA Interclub 9:00 AM
May 14th SMGA Interclub 8:30 shotgun
May 18th: Callaway Demo Day 10:00 AM-2:00 PM
May 19th: McKinney Boyd Golf Fundraiser 2:00 PM shotgun
May 20th: VFW Golf Tournament 8:30 AM shotgun
May 22nd: DWGA 9:00 AM shotgun
May 25th: CBIGG qualifier #2-sign up a foursome and qualify for a chance to win a trip to
Moon Valley in Arizona
May 27th: Memorial Day the course will be open
Hit ‘em Straight!
Greg Moots
Head Golf Professional
Golf Shop: 972.529.2770
It seems like every month I sit down to write this it has either been raining,
just finished raining or getting ready to rain. After all of the rainfall we received
this fall it has continued to rain throughout the winter and into spring. On our
already saturated course we have had rain totals of 2.05” in January, 1.64”
February, 3.51” March and 7.29” to date in April. These rainfall totals coupled with below
average temperatures have had an adverse effect on our Course.
As stated in last month’s newsletter it takes a combined total of the daytime high and the
nighttime low temperature of 150 for the turfgrass to begin actively growing. At the time of
writing this we have only had a couple of days to date reach this benchmark. Until we
consistently get to the point the turf just does not respond to inputs such as fertilization and
begin to recover.
With the greens being sand based the amount of rain has pretty much moved all of the nutrients
in the out of the greens profiles. They have been lethargic to respond to fertility this spring.
Traditionally we have issues with 2 and 5 greens due in large part to shade issues throughout the
fall and winter. We are also seeing some thinning on 10 and 18 green due to herbicide damage
from our spring preemerge being washed onto the putting surface by one of our rain events. As
we are getting closer to our temperatures being conducive to recovery we will be hand
topdressing and fertilizing these areas to push for quick healing. Some of the more severe areas
may require some sod work and will be addressed on an individual basis.
The fairways have also been fertilized at this time and are recovering nicely from last month’s
aerification. Unfortunately all of the rain has prevented us from getting any tree trimming done
yet this spring. Once it is dry enough to have the trucks out we will continue with this plan. We
have made many improvements to our turf with the trimming done to date and will continue
forward maintaining a balance between the trees and turf.
With all of the rain we were able to complete a project that we have been wanting to do for
quite some time. The erosion area along the cart path at 8 green has been addressed. We
installed an edge with river rock in this area to tie back in with the turf while allowing for proper
drainage.
Not that I want the rain to stop completely but let’s just limit it to nighttime and a quarter of an
inch at a time so everyone can get out and enjoy the course. Thank you for your patience as we
work to get things back to normal.
Aaron Schick, CGCS
Want to know the latest course conditions and happenings?
Follow Aaron on twitter for real-time updates on the golf course @eldoradogcm
NEWS FROM THE COURSE
We love our Members and want to make your birthday extra special at Eldorado!
Birthday Dinner certificates are issued at the beginning of every month via regular
mail, but if you do not receive yours by the 10th of the month, please contact
Member Relations Director, Lauren Williams at [email protected] and a
new one may be issued to you.
April showers bring May flowers and hopefully plenty of sunshine! Congratulations to all flight winners of both the Eclectic and Mars Venus Tournaments! And thank you to
our tournament coordinators: Patti Masotta & Laura Donovan (Eclectic) and Sonnie Wright & Linda Noland (Mars Venus) – we love and appreciate our volunteers!
The tradition continues as the Classy Sassy Tournament will be held on May 2nd which pits our ‘bold and cheeky’ members against our ‘elegant and sophisticated’ members
(you know who you are!). The winning team is rewarded with fine dining, while the losers are relegated to hot dogs. As a reminder, the EWGA Member Guest. Tournament will be held June 12th through 14th and, as we reported last month, is going to be jam-packed with games and special events. Presidents Cup Matches begins May 1st and run through August 1st. So, find another EWGA member and sign up for this flighted, match play event (Best Ball on the front nine and Alternate Shot on the
back nine). While you’re pairing up with other EWGA members, go ahead and find a partner for our Annual Member-Member Tournament which is coming up in July.
So, Tiger may have topped off an amazing comeback story with his win in the Masters but…our very own Dianne Riddle eagled Hole #3 on April 2nd! Sorry, no Green
Jacket, Dianne, but way to go!!!
A couple of reminders before you go: Stay connected with the EWGA! In addition to this newsletter, we communicate through the EWGA Facebook Page, EWGA emails,
and Golf Genius. We don’t want our members to miss out on anything! And, finally, the next round of Solheim Ranking events will be held on May 16th and 18th.
May the course be with you,
Stacie Trier, Publicity
What a great time we had at our Member-Member event! It was fun to see how we all looked with wet hair on the final
day! The decorations were so cleverly created to support the ENGA "It's Always Tee Time" theme. We have some creative members and a special thanks to Marci Watson's husband for his contribution.
May Calendar
May 1—8:30 am - Coffee in Locker Room; 9am - Even holes (only count score on even numbered holes)
May 8—8:30 am - Coffee in Locker Room; 9am - Play with the Pro (play a hole with Greg)
May 15—8:30 am - Coffee in Locker Room; 9am - Open Play
May 22 - Heritage Ranch Exchange (more details to follow in email from Sue)
May 29—8:30 am - Coffee in Locker Room; 9am - Crier"s Day (change score on 3 worst holes to par; low gross is winner)
May Birthday wishes to Lynne Hetzel!
Nine Hole Golf Association Rules
Etiquette
1. As the group ahead tees off, remain quiet and still until the last person has hit her ball. Do not hit your tee shot until the foursome has hit its second shot and is out of range. Player should never hit the ball to the green while the group in front is within range. Wait until all players are well off the green.
2. It is often easy to hit another person's ball by mistake. Each player must identify her ball before hitting.
3. If a divot is taken on the fairway shot or anywhere else, replace it immediately or apply sand as provided. Scarring occurs quickly if the turf is not packed back down after a shot.
4. If walking and carrying a golf bag, be sure to leave the bag well of the putting surface.
5. As unobtrusively as possible, player not putting should line up her putt so when her turn arrives she can step up to the ball immediately. When everyone has putted, leave the
green immediately. Mark scorecard upon arrival at the next tee box.
Standing Rules 1. A player who picks up on any hole and records a 10X on her scorecard is eliminated from the game of the day. However, the score must be recorded for handicap purposes.
2. On all regular play days, all players must hole the ball. Gimmes (a grip length) may be given. Gimmes count as a single stroke. On tournament days, puts must be putted out. No
gimmes. 3. After hitting two balls into the water, the player may carry a ball around the water, adding another stroke.
ELDORADO WOMEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION
Girl, put your rain gear away!
NEXT ON THE TEE….
May 2
Classy Sassy Tournament June 12-14
Member/Guest Tournament July 17-19
Member-Member Tournament
Happy Birthday to our May Babies!
Laura Donovan (1), Ellen Palmer (3), Paige LaSalle (8), Carla Spencer (8), Nancy Huff (28)
and Marilynn Meeks (31)
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LK Heyo Team Eldorado,
March and April was a huge smash with the NEW WILSON CLASH Racket! You have to check it
out and come Demo it…new tech, new colors, new feel. It has been a hit by all so don’t miss out!
NEWS! NEWS! NEWS! Courts 3 and 4 are being resurfaced. In late May or June there will be
courts down for resurfacing so please check for courts as we will have 2 less every day for a week
or 10 days and we want everyone to enjoy their tennis experience. We are excited to see this
continued progress for improvement and we can thank Chris Stewart for his continued effort to
help us utilize our budgets for continued success!
Also returning in May is Seth Harris to a Full Time Pro Position as well as Greyson McCarthy
returning for the summer and beyond so lets welcome these guys to the club! We look forward to
having 5 full time pros at your disposal as Brent and Lukas both work on their USPTA certifications,
but rest assured they are both Eye Coach Certified and I have trained them for current lessons…this certification is all but a formality!
Mark your calendar as the Tennis Calendar is available so you can earmark your
dates of interest at the club!
Thank you for your support.
G
NOTE: No Events in May due to court resurfacing…not sure when complete so not able to
put anything on the books until sure. However, the EWTA has 2 events we know will be
smaller than 8 courts so look to post their events.
Greetings from the board of EWTA! We just wrapped up our Spring board
meeting and there are so many activates to get to know your fellow tennis
players while having a blast doing it!
May 1st we will have a “Cinco de Mayo” party with margaritas and Mexican food.
All players are welcome to come. This is marking the end of the Spring TCD
season and held on the beautiful tennis patio.
On June 21st we will have a pool party/social at the home of Elizabeth Reeves.
There will be more details to come about that event. We are hoping to go to
cardio tennis all together and then take golf carts over to the party.
If you would like to join EWTA there are forms in the pro shop. It is only $40
and it more than pays for itself with all the fun events we have throughout the
year. Our biggest event of the year is our Christmas Party. This year it will be
Wednesday, December 4 at Eldorado Country Club.
EWTA is also in talks with the Pros about a possible summer league for those
wanting to venture into the heat and play. We will keep you updated on the
status of getting that going. As always if you have any questions please feel free
to reach out and I will be happy to answer them for you.
Game, Set, Match,
Jen Gadek
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The Eldorado Bunco Group
meets for dinner and bunco
the last Thursday of the
month in the Ladies’ Card
Room. Our next game night
is Thursday, May 30 at 7pm. If
you are interested in being a
sub, please contact
Marci Watson at
Polish up your Bridge skills
every Friday in the ladies
locker room. Contact
Dorreen Clements for sign up
information at
972-814-9777 or email
The Ladies Book Club meets the second
Tuesday of each month at 7pm in the ladies
locker room.
Our next book
we will be
reading is:
May 14— The
Other Wife by
Michael
Robotham
May 14— The Girl
Who Came Home
by Hazel Gaynor
For more
information,
contact Marsha Bressler at
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The Eldorado Ladies Association will have their
last 2018–2019 luncheon event on Tuesday,
May 7. We are excited to feature the Cynthia
Elliot Boutique fashion show. Association
members will model the latest spring and
summer fashions. Cynthia’s unique clothing line
ranges from special occasion dressing to casual
wear. Throughout the year, over 30 designers
are featured in her downtown McKinney store.
Her quality clothing is carefully selected for
women of all ages. You do not want to miss
this fun fashion event. Please make plans to
attend and don’t forget to bring a guest.
Meetings are held at the Eldorado Country Club and membership in the club is not
required. Socializing will begin at 11am with
lunch served at 11:30am. The program will
follow lunch. The cost of the luncheon is $15
for members and $20 for nonmembers. Free
valet parking is available from 10:30am to
1:30pm. Please make your reservation no later
than Friday, May 3. Email reservations to
The Eldorado Ladies Association will soon
begin an exciting 2019 -2020 year. Our
membership coffee will take place in August.
Information will be sent out as we get closer to
that date. Please encourage friends and family
members to join the ELA so that they can also
enjoy our special programs for the upcoming
year. If you have any questions, please contact
Peggy Keasler at pkeasler&att.net or Marilynn
Tolle at [email protected]
NEWS FROM MEMBERSHIP
New Members: Kyle Beall - Referred by Peter Brown, 30-Day Trial conversion to Membership
David & Sharolyn Candelario
Charles & Cyndy Dobbins
Brian & Kristen Dooley
Jeff & Marty Garner - 30-Day Trial conversion to Membership
Dave & Denise Hand - 30-Day Trial
Karly Jandoc - Returning Member
Tim & Rosemary Kennedy – Returning Members
Casey & Summer Land - Referred by Bobby Turner, 30-Day Trial conversion to Membership
Rich & Tawnia Nowakowski - 30-Day Trial
Tom & Theresa O'Dea – Returning Members, 30-Day Trial
Clay & Tori Powell - 30-Day Trial
Aaron & Sarah Quarles - 30-Day Trial conversion to Membership
Doug & Janet Ritzwoller - 30-Day Trial
Nav & Amy Singh - 30-Day Trial
Keith Snyder & Amy Briggs - 30-Day Trial conversion to Membership
Doug & Trish Turner – 30-Day Trial conversion to Membership
Mark & Mary Watkins – Returning Members, 30-Day Trial conversion to Membership
Chris & Phyllis Whorral - Referred by Linda Russell
If you have questions about your current Membership or would like to share information for a potential New Member, please contact Michelle Hutton, Membership Director at 972.529.6779 ext. 202 or [email protected].
Kids Club! WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT
2019 HOURS:
MONDAY:
CLUB CLOSED
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY &
FRIDAY:
4p-9p
Tuesday, Saturday
& Sunday by
RESERVATION
ONLY. Must
request 48 hours in
advance;
reservations are
not guaranteed.
COST
Kids Club is now a FREE service during our new
operating hours, Wednesday—Friday, 4pm to
9pm. Hourly charges will only apply on Tuesday,
Saturday or Sunday when reservations are made.
PRICING OUTSIDE NORMAL
OPERATING HOURS (GUEST STILL
SUBJECT TO HOURLY FEES WHEN
OPEN):
One child: $10/hour
Two children: $13/hour
Three of more children: $16/hour
SIGN UP We would love to have your child(ren) come and
spend time with us in the Kids Club while you play a round
of golf, participate in a fitness class, hit the courts, attend a
special Member event, or just hang out at the Club with
friends! For child care outside operating hours,
please make a reservation 48 hours in advance.
Please contact Lauren Williams for more
information at [email protected] or
972.529.6779
MUSCLE MATTERS ALL SERVICES:
- 30 minutes $45 - 90 minutes $130
- 60 minutes $85 - Contact for Package Discounts
Jackie MacMillan
469.235.5882
[email protected] Massage Therapy | Weight Loss Nutrition | Brain & Joint Health Exercises
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8-9am Cardio
Kickboxing (Carla)
9:45-10:45am Gentle Yoga
(Carol)
9:30-10:30am Pilates Flow
Fusion (Deana)
8-9am Ultimate Cardio
(Carla)
9:30-10:30am Slow Flow Yoga
(Deana)
8:30-9:45am Body
Sculpting/Core Conditioning
(Carla)
5-6pm HIIT
(Korrie/Julie)
7-8:15pm Vinyasa Flow Yoga
(Christy)
5-6pm HIIT
(Julie)
MONDAY
*NEW*
10:30-11:30am
Cardio-Core Conditioning
(Deana)
All group fitness classes are complimentary to Eldorado Members. For more information visit
www.eldoradocc.com/fitness
Class Descriptions:
Body Sculpting/Core Conditioning and Flexibility
Non aerobic muscle sculpting class focused on core strength, range of
motion and flexibility.
Ultimate Cardio
Total body conditioning that involves both strength and cardio
exercise. Each week the class will change to target all major muscle
groups in a variety of ways. All levels welcome.
Cardio Kickboxing
Dynamic and explosive class that incorporates kickboxing techniques
with an intense cardio workout. Increase your aerobic capacity, learn
conditioning drills that improve your strength, agility and quickness
while burning close to 1000 calories a class. All fitness levels.
Vinyasa Flow Yoga
A vinyasa class open to students of all levels. This class will link the
breath and the movement as you move through the poses in order to
clear the mind, gain balance, physical strength, flexibility and a feeling
of empowerment.
HIIT
High Intensity Interval Training is whole body cardio and strength workout. Intervals of quick bursts of exercise, followed by short,
sometimes active, recovery periods. All levels welcome.
Strength
This circuit style class is designed to focus on strength and toning as
we utilize body weight and hand weights for a full body workout.
Pilates Fusion
An all levels endurance class which infuses core work, fitness
elements and yoga to benefit the body and mind. (Props are used).
Slow Flow Yoga
An all levels yoga class which links postures with breath to increase
strength, stamina, flexibility and range of motion while benefiting the
body and mind.
Gentle Yoga
This gentle class of mostly seated postures targets the fascia and
connective tissues of the body resulting in greater range of motion
and increased flexibility. It is great for all ages and abilities. No prior
Yoga experience needed!
BOARD OF GOVERNORS Terri Avila, EWGA Terry Butler, MGA
Blake Davis, At Large Jay Eubanks, Handciap Committee
Torri Hansen, EWTA Connie Harper, At Large
Sue Ludwig, ENGA Larry Macy, Ambassador Committee
Linda Perkins, At Large Darcy Richter, At Large
Rick Tredinnick, SMGA Jeff Vernier, EMTA
Mike Wallace, At Large Dwight Watson, At Large
CONTACT 2604 Country Club Dr. McKinney, TX 75072
www.eldoradocc.com
MAIN LINE | 972-529-6779
GOLF PRO SHOP | 972-529-2770
TENNIS SHOP | 972-529-2775
SPORTS GRILL | Extension 213
CATERING | Extension 203
MEMBERSHIP | Extension 202
Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/eldoradocc
STAFF CHRIS STEWART
General Manager
MICHELLE HUTTON
Membership Director
LAUREN WILLIAMS
Member Relations Director
GREG MOOTS
Head Golf Pro
SHANNY COX
Course Accountant
CATHY TAYLOR
Catering Director
AARON SCHICK
Course Superintendent
GRADY MCKEE
Head Tennis Pro
CHRIS SMITH
Executive Chef
MATTHEW REID
Food & Beverage Director
ROBERT FELTS
Facilities Maintenance
HOURS SPORTS GRILL
Sunday 7am - 9pm
Monday 7:30am - 6pm*
Tuesday - Saturday 7am - 9pm
OFFICE
Monday (Accounting only) 8am - 2pm
Tuesday - Friday 9am - 5pm
GOLF SHOP
Monday 8am - 6pm*
Tuesday - Sunday 7am - 6pm
TENNIS SHOP
Sunday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday - Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday - Saturday 9am - 5pm
FITNESS CENTER
Monday 6am - 6pm*
Tuesday - Sunday 6am - 9pm
AMBASSADOR COMMITTEE Larry & Joi Macy, Ambassador Co-Chairs Ashley Andries & Laura Morris
Tom & Terri Avila Blake & Lauren Bearden
Brian & Lisa Campana Jordan & Jennifer Gerk
Janet Jennings & Larry Spruiell James & Kimberly Knight
Mike & Vanessa Lewis Chris & Tracy Miazga
Darcy & Shari Richter Susan Samuel
Mike & Debbie Such Tim & Stephanie Taylor
Jimmy & Susie Tyler Steve & Sharon Whitson
