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Management Team
Assistant General Manager Phil Callahan pcallahan@dacstaff.org
Chief Financial Officer Cassie Thames cthames@dacstaff.org
Executive Chef Michael Lamping mlamping@dacstaff.org
Catering Director Ashley Ward award@dacstaff.org
Director of Communications Maribel Barbosa mbarbosa@dacstaff.org
ClubKids Manager Mila Luna mluna@dacstaff.org
Fitness Director Jeff Hoke fitness@dacstaff.org
Clubhouse Manager Macon Simonson msimonson@dacstaff.org
Assistant Clubhouse Manager Chris Guilhoux cguilhoux@dacstaff.org
Membership Director Cari Wheatley cwheatley@dacstaff.org
Director of Golf Renaldo Chiang rchiang@dacstaff.org
Golf Course Superintendent Travis Moore tmoore@dacstaff.org
Director of Tennis Natalia Prinz nprinz@dacstaff.org
Massage & Wellness Galen Flemons gcflemons@gmail.com
Board of Directors - 2025
Whitney Ragsdale, President
Tim O'Brien, First Vice President, Golf & Grounds Committee Chairman
Kris Moldovan, Second Vice President, Governance Committee Chairman
Justin Thompson, Treasurer, Finance Committee Chairman, Scholarship Committee Chairman
president's letter
Fellow members,
As this Dallas summer begins to heat up, DAC remains a welcome retreat for our members. We hope you take full advantage of everything the Club offers - especially the pool, which is the perfect place to cool off and relax with friends.
We are pleased to share that the renovation of the Blue Golf Course is in its final stages. This project has been a significant endeavor. We are grateful for our golf management team and the patience and support of our members. We are confident the course improvements will elevate your golfing experience for years to come. Cheers to all 36 holes open and ready for play soon!
Our staff, Board of Directors, and membership mourn the passing of longtime DAC General Manager, Brent Burkhart. His leadership, dedication, and passion for our Club left a lasting impact on our entire DAC community. He will be deeply missed.
A comprehensive search for our next General Manager is underway. In the interim, we are grateful to our exceptional management team for ensuring a seamless continuation of operations. For any questions, concerns, or suggestions, the most effective channels for member feedback include:
• Phil Callahan, Assistant Club Manager
• Macon Simonson, Clubhouse Manager
• Renaldo Chiang, Director of Golf
• Natalia Prinz, Director of Tennis
• Board of Directors Committee Chairs as listed in this newsletter
2025 DAC SCHOLARSHIP
We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2025 Dallas Athletic Club Employee Scholarships. These scholarships are made possible through the generosity of our members and are administered by the Communities Foundation of Texas.
Established in 2016 by the DAC Board of Directors, the Employee Scholarship Fund was created to support the educational goals of our employees and their dependent children. Each award is a meaningful
This year’s DAC Fourth of July celebration promises to be the best yet! Please note that wristbands for walk-ups and parking passes for member cars will be required for entry through our gates. We encourage all members to plan ahead, enjoy the day at the pool, and stay for the spectacular fireworks!
Thank you for being a part of this extraordinary Dallas Athletic Club community. It is my pleasure to serve our membership, and on behalf of the Board and our dedicated staff, I wish you and your families a safe and joyful summer.
See you at the Club –
Whitney Ragsdale President
investment in the future of individuals who are part of the DAC family—empowering them to pursue their dreams and create lasting opportunities for themselves and their loved ones. Each year, we arrange for a voluntary contribution to the fund by each member. We want to thank all of our members this year who participated and helped to make these scholarships possible.
If you would like to donate to the Scholarship Fund, please scan the QR code and it will
allow you to make a tax deductible contribution to the Scholarship Fund.
On behalf of our employees and management team, thank you for your continued support of this life-changing program.
Bryanna Davalos University of Texas at Dallas
Patricia Rocha University of North Texas
Caroline Goad University of Oklahoma
Jamie Ezpeleta University of Texas at Arlington
Dylan Neve Tyler Junior College
Nathan Davies University of Oklahoma
Brent Burkhart DAC General Manager Since 2011
Donald Millender Sr. DAC Member Since 1976
Cathy Johnson DAC Member Since 2004
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
JEN & ASA CASCAVILLA
Inspired by her faith, their Hawaiian roots, and a lifelong passion for making others feel special, Jen and Asa Cascavilla have turned the art of hosting into a true calling.
Whether it’s organizing a heartfelt vow renewal or a vibrant daddy-daughter dance, she believes in the power of meaningful details and memorable moments. In this month’s Member Spotlight, we sat down with Jen to hear more about what inspires her, her family’s favorite Club traditions, and why they believe there’s no better place to celebrate life’s biggest (and smallest) moments than right here at DAC.
You’re known for hosting memorable events — what inspires your event ideas, and do you have a favorite theme you’ve done so far? Oh I love a good event!! I’ve always been
MEMBER MILESTONES
CHEERS TO THE CLASS OF 2025
From their earliest days at DAC to this milestone moment, we proudly recognize DAC's graduating seniors.
As summer winds down, we proudly celebrate the DAC Class of 2025 — familiar faces who’ve grown up on our courts, fairways, and in our dining rooms. Now college-bound, these seniors carry with them the values and memories made here at DAC. Thank you for the laughter, the legacy, and the moments shared. We can’t wait to see what you accomplish — and hope to welcome you back as Legacy Members one day.
Congratulations, DAC Seniors!
that friend or family member to give someone a birthday party, wedding shower, baby shower, etc., and I get that from my awesome parents. (Always doing something special for someone) What inspires me differs for each event. Just depending a who it’s for, or what school, and or which cheer team!!! I would say that mainly my inspiration comes from the Lord - to do something special and to make amazing memories - that’s what we are called to do with our spiritual gifts!
I love a good theme too - every event starts with that one idea and manifests into something so incredible! I would say that my
favorite theme is a Hawaiian-inspired theme. My husband, Asa, was born and raised Hawaiian and grew up there most of his life. We have spent so much time on the islands, and it is such a big part of who we are. Adding any flair of Hawaii is always a treat for methe beautiful touches of Aloha can make any occasion over the top!
You clearly love being involved — is there a particular event or Club tradition that holds special meaning for your family? I love tennis and my favorite event is the Davis cup! I also love all the fun brunches like Easter and Mother's Day - that we bring the whole Ohana to!
What’s one moment or memory from an event you hosted at the Club that still makes you smile? I knew when we joined the Club that I would be hosting many events there. I was so excited, and the event staff probably had no idea what was coming for them!! Two events really stick out and make me smile every time I think about them. One being the first-ever Dallas Christian daddy-daughter dance. Over the years, Asa had taken our girls to several
Conner McCrary Lake Highlands HS Graduate Clemson University Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business
Katherine Crum Ursuline Academy Graduate University of Oklahoma
Ronnie Satterfield Lake Highlands HS Graduate University of Arkansas
Kennedy Kraft Woodrow Wilson HS Graduate Texas A&M University
Finley Ragsdale Lake Highlands HS Graduate University of Richmond
Emily Sisk Ursuline Academy Graduate Auburn University
Bella Sweeney Lake Highlands HS Graduate University of Missouri The Sinclair School of Nursing
William Burns Jesuit Dallas Graduate University of Utah
dances in Rockwall. When I was tasked with this event, I knew it would be so special for all the dads and daughters - and it was one of the best nights ever. The Club recommended the best DJ who had the dads and girls dancing the whole night away! The most special event as of yet - would be hosting my parents' 50th Wedding anniversary and vow renewal ceremony. We pretty much gave them a huge wedding! It was such a beautiful night honoring their love, and such a huge blessing to be able to do so while they are still so full of life, with their kids and grandkids being able to witness something so awesome. They renewed their vows in an intimate ceremony on the lawn, followed by the most fun reception with their closest family and friends! Everything about the night was perfect, and the Club was absolutely the best!
If you were trying to convince a fellow member to host an event here, what would you say to them? Do it! The staff is amazingso easy to work with, flexible, and everyone is hands-on and ready to do whatever is needed to make your event perfect. The newly remodeled spaces are beautiful, and so many different options to cater to your specific needs! Plus, you can show up and do as little or as much as you want!
What’s one small touch or detail you always include when hosting — something that makes your guests feel extra welcome? I think everything is in the details. Big or small, they can make an event so special, so meaningful. So, if you know me, I can’t just limit this to one small touch or detail!! I would say that beautiful flowers are a must, and anything personalized for guests, as well as the guest of honor, and special gifts to enjoy both during and after the event. Also - amazing entertainment. My favorite would be live music amongst a beautiful setting with your favorite people.
What first drew you to the Club, and how has your experience evolved since you became a member? Ok - Honestly - TENNIS drew me to the Club! I love tennis and my very good friend, Traci, whom I convinced to play tennis again after 15 plus years of not playing - she moved clubs from Rockwall to DAC. It was only a very short time before she got me over to the Club to play on a team together! We also have three daughters who attend Dallas Christian, which is right around the corner from the Club. With all of the girls cheering, and it being so close to the Club, it made it super convenient to bounce right over before games, to hang out with other DC families, eat, and get ready, especially for the fun Friday Night Lights!!
What advice would you give a brand-new member looking to make the most of their first year here? I would say to get involved with a sport like tennis- such a great way to get to know members! Also, to sign up for fun member events, classes, go to the holiday brunches and events, and enroll your kids in camps, just put your family out there and have fun with other members!
Is there anything else you want to share about your DAC experience over the years?
We love DAC, and are so thankful for the community and fellowship that goes on here! Although we have only been here for a few years, it feels like a ton already. We look forward to making many more memories - and to all the tennis fun (for mom!!) - special times with our kids, our family and friends, and hopefully our grandkids!!! Love & Aloha - the Cascavilla’s!
NEW MEMBERS
These new members began their membership at DAC between April & May
Welcome to our newest & littlest DAC member!
New addition to your family?
We want to celebrate our littlest new members! Please e-mail cwheatley@dacstaff.org a picture of your newest addition along with their name and date of birth to be included in the following newsletter. I will also make sure they are updated in your DAC Member Profile!
Patrick & Rachel Slaughter Athletic
Katie & Nate Witkowski Athletic
Ted & Morgan Holt Athletic
Andrew & Melinda Crites Athletic
Cramer & Katy Hurt Athletic
Colin & Lindsey Park Athletic
David & Jessica Lacey Tennis
Jansen & Olivia Klefeker Athletic
Clair Garcia
Proud Parents: Annie and Jacob Garcia
club
corner kids
with Mila Luna CLUBKIDS MANAGER
SCHOOL'S AROUND THE CORNER BUT SUMMER IS STILL ON AT CLUBKIDS!
Celebrate with Christmas in July & a Back-to-School Movie Night
Summer has arrived, and with it comes a variety of exciting activities for children, including crafts, outdoor adventures, fun games and more. As July and August are typically the hottest months of the year, we kindly remind parents to ensure their children wear sunscreen and stay well hydrated.
In July, we look forward to hosting our annual Christmas in July celebration. Then in August, we will kick off the school season with our Back-to-School Big Screen Movie
Night. We hope all children can join us for these fun and memorable events.
If you have any question or concern regarding ClubKids, please do not hesitate to reach out. You can contact me via email at mluna@dacstaff.org or by phone at 214-389-4789.
Hope you have a wonderful Summer! Mila Luna
TURF TALK
PROGRESS ON THE COURSES
Travis Moore GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT
2025
In spite of more than 25 inches of rain through mid-June, Sanders Golf has made considerable progress on the Blue Course renovation. The most disruptive phases of the project—irrigation installation and new cart paths—are nearing completion, with new tee construction and other design improvements well underway.
Critical repairs to the pond on #2 Gold are also in progress. Approximately 100 feet of 30-inch drain pipe unexpectedly failed and must now be replaced, running from the pond into the driving range. These repairs are essential to restore irrigation from the #2 pond—one of our two primary irrigation sources. Work is
Recent updates include new tables, racks, and fixtures that enhance both the look and layout of the shop. Recent updates include new tables, racks, and fixtures that enhance both the look and layout of the shop.
scheduled to begin the last week of June and is expected to take 7 to 10 days. The driving range will need to be closed during this work in order to complete it as quickly as possible. We must also finish these repairs before installing the new pump station on #5 Blue, the final step in the new irrigation system.
With cart paths and irrigation nearing completion, we will soon be able to steadily increase the number of holes open for play. By mid-July, we plan to limit closures to only two to three holes at a time while crews move through the course—adding drainage, repairing lake banks, and completing final detail work. As new sod becomes established, we will also begin easing “cart path only” restrictions. Assuming no unforeseen issues and a little cooperation from Mother Nature, we are targeting substantial completion of all major items by the end of August.
Work on the “635 Project” along holes #4 and #5 Blue is also in full swing. Crews are rerouting Long Branch Creek and will soon
JUNIOR
SPOTLIGHT
ELLE REED
We are excited to feature an up and coming young golfer in our Dallas Athletic Club Junior Golf Spotlight – Elle!
Shelly Davis, PGA GOLF PROFESSIONAL
She has been playing golf for two years and started out in our Operation 36 program and is now in our Junior Elite program. She recently won her first NTPGA Prep Tour Tournament for ages 9-10. Elle shot 33 for 9-holes, winning by 5 shots. Beyond her athletic ability, she is known for her sportsmanship, kindness and respect for the game. Her favorite golfers are Annika Sorenstam, Nelly Korda and Scottie Scheffler. When she’s not on the course, you can find her traveling, shopping or doing art.
Keep chasing your dreams, Elle – We will continue to cheer you on!
begin building the retaining walls needed to raise La Prada and Woodmeadow. We do not expect significant impact on play, although access to the path between #4 green and #5 tees may be temporarily restricted.
It has certainly been a busy first half of 2025, and we sincerely appreciate everyone’s continued patience and support. We look forward to cooler temperatures, showing off the Blue Course improvements, and having both courses fully open soon.
GOLF RULE
THE 10-SECOND RULE
What Happened with Tommy Fleetwood at Colonial?
Tim Brown HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL
If you caught Tommy Fleetwood’s dramatic 72nd hole at Colonial, you saw his putt hang on the edge of the cup agonizingly close to dropping.
Under Rule 13.3 of the Rules of Golf, a player is allowed a reasonable amount of time to reach the hole after putting and then 10 more seconds to wait and see whether the ball will fall into the hole.
Fleetwood’s near-miss is a great reminder: even in high-pressure moments, knowing the rules matters.
shop. Recent updates include new tables, racks, and fixtures that enhance both the look and layout of the shop.
a fresh look in the Pro Shop
Have you been to the Pro Shop lately? Whether you're browsing for the latest apparel or gearing up with new gear, it's a great time to stop in and take a look around.
TEAM SPOTLIGHT
Recent updates include new tables, racks, and fixtures that enhance both the look and layout of the shop.
ON THE COURSE & BEHIND THE COUNTER
Meet the Pro Shop team — here to help with lessons, gear, and all your golf questions. With some new faces and role changes, we want to make sure you know who’s here for you.
CALENDAR GOLF
JULY
WGA Best Nine Play Day
MGA Money Ball
Men's Stroke Play Championship
WGA Summer Shamble
MGA 1-2-3 Best Balls
Parent-Child Tournament
AUGUST
Father/Son Championship
MGA Money Ball
WGA ABCD Scramble
MGA 666
July 9
July 10, 17, 24, 31
July 11-13
July 23
July 25
July 27
Aug 3
Aug 7, 14, 21, 28
Aug 13
Aug 15
Junior Club Championship Aug 23-24
WGA Colored Ball Scramble Aug 27
LOOK WHO MADE A HOLE-IN-ONE
A perfect shot on the Blue or Gold Course deserves recognition. Cheers to Rob Garrett who recently made a hole-in-one!
ROB GARRETT Sunday, May 25 - #5 Gold, 167 yd -7 Iron
GOLF WORKOUT
STRONGER LEGS, STRONGER SWING
A Simple At-Home Circuit to Improve Your Game from the Ground Up
Leg strength powers your stance, rotation, and distance off the tee. Try this quick, no-equipment leg circuit at home: Squats
• Lunges
• Glute Bridges Calf Raises
Perform 3 sets of 10 reps each, a few times a week. Strong legs don’t just walk the course—they drive your game.
Renaldo Chiang Director of Golf
Ryan Bowey Head Golf Professional
Tim Brown Head Golf Professional Stuart Hendley Director of Instruction
Shelly Davis Golf Professional
Zach Sudinsky Asst. Golf Professional
Niki Davis Director of Retail
Cory Kirkwood Retail Assistant
Jake Kisiling Asst. Golf Professional Peyton Coursey Asst. Golf Professional
Jake Mooring Golf Shop Assistant Payton Rosenkranz Golf Shop Assistant
Jack-Henry Canada Golf Shop Assistant
A MESSAGE FROM NATALIA PRINZ
Natalia Prinz DIRECTOR OF TENNIS
There’s nothing better than an early summer morning hit at DAC. As the sun rises above Court 6 and the golf course, you start your day with crisp forehands and backhands. Our morning regulars arrive each week to get their workouts in. We love it, they love it. It’s part of the summer charm at DAC: the
warm air and the early sweat routine. The Club is just waking up for another busy summer day. The golf and tennis staff are preparing for campers arriving for a fun day ahead. But before the course is groomed and the pool opens, it’s the early bird special — when clean courts meet tennis players who love the first hit of the day with the pro. If you know, you know.
nprinz@dacstaff.org
DRESS CODE REMINDER
Pickleball Adult Beginner Class 9:00-11:00 am
Sessions: July 7 & August 2
$50 per Class, Limited Capacity
Register Online & on the App
For questions, email Joe Sopko at jsopko@daccstaff.org
Learn the game and build your skills in our beginner-friendly adult pickleball class.
Matt Sisk, Joe Corcoran, Jason Edgerton and Mike Ivey – some of our 6:30 am regulars on the courts.
SUMMER
STRENGTH
& WELLNESS
Jeff Hoke FITNESS DIRECTOR
As the sun shines brighter and the days grow longer, summer is the perfect opportunity to refresh your fitness routine and soak up some seasonal energy. Whether you're staying active on vacation, working on building strength, or just looking to enjoy the outdoors, here’s everything you need to make the most of your summer wellness goals.
Get Outside & Get Moving
Make the most of the sunshine and fresh air! Outdoor workouts not only improve physical fitness but also boost your mood and motivation.
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Walks & Runs at Sunrise or Sunset
Avoid peak heat by getting your cardio in early morning or evening hours.
Pool Workouts
Take advantage of the water for lowimpact resistance exercises. Try squats, jumping jacks, arm circles, water volleyball, and of course, swimming!
Hit the Trails
Hiking offers a powerful blend of cardio, strength training, and nature therapy all in one.
Stay Hydrated & Nourished
Hot weather demands extra attention to hydration and nutrition.
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• Hydrate Regularly
Drink water throughout the day and consider electrolyte drinks after intense workouts.
Eat Water-Rich Foods
Snack on hydrating fruits and veggies like watermelon, cucumbers, and berries.
Fuel Your Body Right
Quick Tip: Circuit training is a great way to keep workouts fun, efficient, and effective, especially during busy summer days.
Support your summer activity with balanced meals—lean proteins, healthy fats, and plenty of colorful produce.
• Pro Tip: Pay attention to how your body feels. Heat and humidity can increase fatigue.
Build Strength & Maintain Flexibility
You don’t need a gym to stay strong this summer.
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Bodyweight & Resistance Band Workouts
Push-ups, squats, lunges, and planks can go with you anywhere. Add resistance bands for an extra challenge.
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Yoga & Stretching
Regular flexibility work helps prevent injuries and supports recovery. Bonus: Try an outdoor yoga session for a rejuvenating twist.
Sun Safety & Smart Training
A few simple precautions can keep your workouts safe all season long:
• Warm up before you start and cool down afterward.
Dress in lightweight, breathable clothing and wear a hat for sun protection. Always apply (and reapply) sunscreen. Listen to your body and rest if you feel overheated or fatigued.
Enjoy the Season
Summer is a fantastic time to explore new activities, stay active, and feel your best. With the right balance of movement, nourishment, and self-care, you’ll be set for a strong, energized season.
Here’s to a safe, healthy, and active summer!
This year’s 4th of July Celebration will be our most exciting yet! Come early, stay late, and enjoy a full day of star-spangled festivities.
Schedule of Events
Casual Poolside Burger Buffet
TERRACE ROOM | 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
$25 per Adult, $18 per Child (ages 4 & up), Children 3 & Under Complimentary
ADULT'S BUFFET
Wagyu Burgers, Jalapeño Sausage, Chicken Fajita, Station, Grilled and Chilled Salmon Chimichurri, Sesame Seared Yellowfin Tuna and Soba Salad, Arugula Caprese Salad, Summer Melon and Bibb Salad with Parma Ham, Summer Peach and Goat Cheese Salad, Italian Cous Cous Salad, Watermelon, Ice Cream Novelties and Cookies
CHILDREN'S BUFFET
Chicken Tenders, Chicken Tacos, Mini Hot Dogs, French Fries, Buttered
RESERVATIONS ARE NOT REQUIRED.
Grand Texas
ROYAL ROOM | 5:30 – 9:30 PM
$55 per Adult, $22 per Child (ages 0-12)
Fried Okra, Cucumber and Sour Cream Sauce, BBQ Brisket, BBQ Baby Back Ribs, BBQ Jalapeño, Sausage, Smoked Chicken Legs, Fajita Lime Marinated, Salmon, Mexi Street Corn, Borracho Beans, White Queso Mac & Cheese, Grilled Vegetable Medley, Jalapeño, Cornbread, Marinated Tomato and Cucumber Salad, Chipotle Ranch & Tortilla Salad, Avocado 4 Blend Salad, Tajin Melon Salad, Chilled Watermelon
DESSERTS
Assorted Summer Tarts, Bell Blue Ice Cream Cups, Cookies
RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED.
Reservations are now being taken online, on the app, and by calling 972-279-3671.
A la carte or dining menu service will not be available at the Pool on this day.
A la carte dining will be available in the Clubhouse until 4:00 pm only.
POLICY UPDATES
In an effort to ensure that a quality experience is had by all, the following policies have been implemented:
In The Elm
Tuesday Date Night
Every Tuesday Evening Enjoy complimentary ClubKids when you make your reservation in advance with the Front Desk!
Wednesday Family Nights
Every Wednesday Evening in The Elm
Kids 12 & Under Eat Free!
July 2nd
EVERYTHING POTATO $20
Baked Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Hash Browns, French Fries Tator Tots, Poutine, Bacon, Bacon Jam, BBQ Brisket, Roasted Chicken, Assorted Cheeses, Cheese Sauce, Chili, Veggie Tops, La Prada Salad, Caesar Sala, Avocado 4 Leaf Blend Salad, Fresh Fruit, Chicken Tender, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Peas, Sundae Bar
July 9th
TACO NIGHT - $20
Braised Brisket, Seasoned Beef, Grilled Chicken, Pulled Chicken, Baji Shrimp, Grilled Squash & Zucchini, Nopales Salad, Tajin Melon, Hard Shells, Flour and Corn Tortillas, Assorted Salsas, Guacamole, Queso, Tortilla Chips, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Churros, Sundae Bar
July 16th
CHRISTMAS IN JULY
$32 PER CHILD, $22 PER ADULT
Honey Brine Roasted Turkey Breast, Dressing, Green Bean Casserole, Whipped Potatoes & Gravy, Sweet Potato Casserole, Spinach & Berry Salad, Waldorf Salad, Chicken Tenders and Buttered Noodles, Fresh Fruit, Holiday Pies, Sundae Bar
July 23rd
PIZZA NIGHT - $20
Pick Your Favorite Toppings or Select from a pre-made selection: Pepperoni, Margherita, BBQ Chicken, Italian Salad, Tomato Cucumber Basil Salad, Baked Rigatoni, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Peas, Sundae Bar
July 30th
BREAKFAST FOR DINNER - $20
Omelet and Breakfast Taco Station Eggs Benedict, Strawberry Hallah Stuffed French Toast, Pancakes Made To Order Waffles, Assorted Toppings, Bacon, Sausage, Fresh
Fruit, Chicken Tenders, Scrambled Eggs, Fresh Fruit
August 6th
GREEK NIGHT $24
Roasted Cod and Mussels, Chicken
Pita Tzatziki, Roasted Leg of Lamb, Baba Ghanoush, Spanakopita, Horiatiki Salad, Fresh Fruit, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Sundae Bar, Baklava
August 13th
FRIED CHICKEN NIGHT - $20
House Fried Chicken, Roasted Chicken, Chicken Tenders, Peas, Creamed Spinach, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Butter Milk Biscuits, Marinated Tomato & Cucumber Salad, Sundae Bar
August 20th
SUPERFOODS - $20
Turmeric & Ginger Roasted Salmon, Açaí Bowl, Baked Sweet Potatoes, Stuffed Avocado, Tuna Poke Station, Power 4 Salad, Berry Spinach Salad Fresh Fruit, Carrots & Celery Sticks Baked Chicken Tenders, Broccoli, Sundae Bar
August 27th
SUSHI NIGHT - $28
Assorted Rolls, Hand Rolls, Wasabi, Spicy Mayo, Tamari, Assorted Yakitori, Assorted Dipping Sauces Edamame & Pepper Salad, Chilled Soba & Herb Salad, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fresh Fruit Sundae Bar and Moochi
Steak Night
Every Saturday Evening, 5:00 - 9:00 pm
Prime Filet 6 oz., $42
Prime Strip Steak 10 oz., $42 or Prime Ribeye 14 oz., $46
Served with a Wedge Salad or Cup of Soup du Jour
All prime steaks are served with a Steakhouse Baked Potato and Fresh Seasonal Vegetable.
For dessert, enjoy a slice of warm pie a la mode or your choice of an ice cream sundae.
OR The Month’s Featured Steak Dining reservations in The Elm or 19th Hole can be made online, on the app, or with the Front Desk at 972-279-3671.
dining & social
EVENTS UPCOMING
JULY 10 DAC Dolphins End of the Season Party Thursday, July 10 | 6:00 pm
Join us for some ice cream as we celebrate a fantastic swim season with our DAC Dolphins! Don't miss this swee send-off with your teammates and coaches. Let's cheer to a season well-swum!
JULY 16 Christmas in July Wednesday, July 16 | 5:00-7:00 pm
Santa's taking a break from the North Pole to visit DAC! Put on your flipflops and join us for a jolly good time with ornament crafts, photos with Santa, and a yummy Christmas buffet.
Celebrate the End of Summer at the Pool!
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
Saturday & Sunday AUGUST 30 & 31
Buffet: 11:00 am-3:30 pm 4:00-8:00 pm
Adults: $30, Children (4-12): $18 Monday SEPTEMBER 1
Buffet: 11:00 am-3:30 pm 4:00-8:00 pm
Adults: $36, Children (4-12): $18
RESERVATIONS ARE NOT REQUIRED. NO A LA CARTE MENUS AT THE POOL SATURDAY THROUGH MONDAY.
The Club is Closed TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
REGISTER FOR EVENTS ON THE DAC APP!
To register, select "Menu" from the home screen. Scroll down to the Social section and select "Upcoming Events". Select the event or search for an event. Registration can also be done online or with the Front Desk.
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Bubble Soccer
bubble soccer and Nerf battles.
Hours of Operation
CLUBHOUSE
Tuesday-Sunday 7:00 am-Close
19TH HOLE
Tuesday-Sunday 8:00 am-Close
9 1/2 SNACK BAR
Tuesday-Thursday 8:30 am-5:30 pm
Friday - Sunday 8:00 am-6:00 pm
KITCHEN & THE ELM
Tuesday-Thursday 8:00 am-9:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am-10:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 am-10:00 pm
Sunday 7:00 am-9:00 pm
FITNESS FACILITY
Tuesday-Saturday 5:00 am-Close
Sunday 6:00 am-Close
TENNIS PRO SHOP
Tuesday-Thursday 8:00 am-9:00 pm
Friday-Saturday 8:00 am-7:00 pm
Sunday 8:00 am-6:00 pm
GOLF PRO SHOP
Tuesday-Friday 7:30 am-7:00 pm
Saturday-Sunday 7:00 am-7:00 pm
CLUBKIDS
Tuesday-Saturday 8:00 am-12:00 pm
Tuesday-Saturday 5:00 pm-9:00 pm*
Parents must remain on Club grounds in order to utilize the ClubKids services.
* Wednesday Evenings the ClubKids Building will be closed.
CONTACT NUMBERS
CLUBHOUSE
GOLF SHOP
TENNIS SHOP
972-279-3671
972-279-6517
972-279-1549
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