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
Board of Directors - 2024
Whitney Ragsdale, President Matt Sisk, First Vice President, Scholarship Committee Chairman
Scott Dooley, Second Vice President, Membership Committee Chairman
Tim O'Brien, Treasurer & Finance Committee Chairman
Paul
president's letter
Sunshine and longer days for play are just around the corner as spring returns to Dallas Athletic Club. This month the Board of Directors and management team are pleased to introduce our new Director of Golf, Renaldo Chiang. With years of experience in competitive play and club management, Renaldo is eager to work alongside our staff and members to elevate the golfing experience at our Club. His introduction in this newsletter will familiarize our membership with Renaldo, but when you see him around the Club, please take the opportunity to introduce yourself and extend a warm welcome.
At this time, the first phase of the Blue Course renovation is well underway and on schedule. We appreciate the patience and support of the membership as the golf course and tennis court improvements take place. Aesthetic and functional updates to these Club assets will create an even more enjoyable recreational environment, and we cannot wait for you to
experience the updates. Please stay up-to-date by reading communication from the golf and tennis staff in your DAC app or email.
Voting for the Board of Directors election is currently open to full voting members. New Board members will be announced at the DAC Annual Meeting in the Royal Room on Wednesday, March 12th. I encourage you to vote using the electronic ballot in your email and please plan to attend the Annual Meeting – it is a great opportunity to hear a recap of 2024 and future Club plans for 2025.
Membership at DAC has always been a privilege, but now more than ever, becoming a member requires greater patience and resources. The waitlist for full membership is 2-3 years long and the initiation fee is currently $60,000. The DAC Membership Committee requires sponsors to have a great deal of accountability and new member applications are carefully reviewed monthly. DAC
RENALDO CHIANG, PGA Director of Golf
The Board of Directors and Dallas Athletic Club management are pleased to announce Renaldo Chiang as our new Director of Golf Operations beginning March 1, 2025.
Renaldo comes to us from Stonebriar Country Club in Frisco where he served as Director of Golf for the past two years. Prior to relocating to Texas, his experience includes over a decade of progressive leadership experience in
management and the Board remain focused on the member experience, and ultimately, creating a retreat where you and your family can enjoy the exclusive amenities and services available at our Club.
Last, but not least: It will be a busy spring at DAC - don’t miss a few Club favorites! Registration for Summer Camp & Swim Team opens March 1st. Easter is not too far away – join the fun of the DAC Easter Egg Hunt, or enjoy Easter brunch hosted by Chef Michael and his fantastic culinary team. Get out on the course, get out on the courts, and enjoy the season!
It is my pleasure to serve our Club and its members.
I look forward to seeing you at the Club soon,
Whitney Ragsdale President
golf operations, member engagement and team leadership as the Head Golf Professional and Assistant General Manager at the Oaks Club at Valencia and Valencia Country Club as well as First Assistant Golf Professional at Oakmont Country Club, in California.
Please join us in welcoming Renaldo to our Club. His understanding of golf operations and dedication to the member experience will enable us to enhance and improve all aspects of our golf program.
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Celebrating One Year
Wendy Thomas
Gabriel Perez
Amanda Allen
Bobby Enriquez
Koby Hatch
Celebrating Two Years
Wilfred Gillett
Charles Akeroyd
Ana Montoya
Laura Hurtado
Jason Melton
Norma Arambula
Josefina Mendoza
Adolfo Esparza
Agie Moreno
Celebrating Three Years
Yolanda Lopez
Jose Manuel Soto
Marysa Castillo
Brayden Billingsly
Shanymarie Lopez
Celebrating Four Years
Jose Torres
Yulet Ramirez
Natalia Prinz
Mila Luna
Celebrating 5+ Years
Mari Ann Ezpeleta
Nicholas Maurry
Roger Baeza Vasquez
Cory Kirkwood
Celebrating 10+ Years
Joe Gallegos
Philip Callahan
John Ezpeleta
Celebrating 20+ Years
Rebecca Beard
Martin Bañuelos
Ronald Bobadilla
Roberto Martinez
Celebrating 30+ Years
Jose Espitia
WELCOME
NEW MEMBERS
These new members began their membership at DAC between December 2024 and January 2025
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
EMBRACING THE DAC EXPERIENCE SINCE 1995CAROL ANN & GARY DAVIS
We shine the Member Spotlight on Carol Ann and Gary Davis, whose journey at Dallas Athletic Club began in 1995! With unforgettable experiences, such as meeting Jack Nicklaus and celebrating New Year's Eve together, Gary and Carol Ann Davis embody the joy and camaraderie that can only be found at Dallas Athletic Club!
"We have made some lifelong friends at the Club. We met some of our closest friends when our children were young and struggling to stay in their chairs at dinner. The gentleman behind us started talking to our son, and we struck up a conversation with him and his wife. 30 years later, Bill & Deb Dunne are still some of our dearest friends!"
Why did you initially join the Club in 1995? We joined DAC because it had two excellent golf courses and numerous activities for our young children including the swimming pool, tennis, and golf camps. Our family still has fond memories of the 4th of July festivities at
the pool, swim team, and golf lessons from Donnie, Bradley, and Larry.
How does your family use the Club?
My Husband loves the golf, and I use the fitness club at least 4 days a week for the group classes. We’re planning on joining pickleball again and are thrilled we are getting courts. We both enjoy dining at the Club, including the outside patios when the weather is nice.
What is your favorite fitness class?
I participate in all the fitness classes, and I enjoy the variety. Body Burn and yoga stretch have increased my flexibility and strengthened my core.
What would you tell a new member who may be nervous about showing up for their first fitness class?
We are a very friendly group and everyone is at different levels so it’s easy to fit in. We get a great workout, but we are very social so it's lots of fun too!
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!
Steven Grant & Kristin Kauffman Tennis
Darrell & Christen Armer Resident Golf
Al & Kate Young Resident Golf
Brian & Lauren Fulton Resident Golf
Dan & Kim Holt Athletic
Keith & Kendall Coppedge Athletic Alex & Keshia Peloubet Athletic
Dillon & Gracyn Paschall Athletic
Campbell Carlisle December 2, 2024
Proud Parents: Maggie & Colt Carlisle
YOUTH PROGRAMS
DAC 2025 SUMMER CAMPS
Mark your calendars for our fun camps coming this summer!
Where Summer Fun Begins
Swing, splash, and have a blast! DAC Summer Camps combine tennis, golf, and pool time for the ultimate fun-filled experience in a safe and exciting environment. Your child is required to know how to swim in order to participate in Sports Camps or Full-Day Golf or Tennis Camps.
Sports Camp is all about teamwork, play, and nonstop fun! Kids will enjoy age-based sports, interactive activities, and free swim, plus lunch and snacks to keep the energy going!
Sessions:
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Camp I: June 17-20
Camp II: July 8-11
Registration Registration opens to all membership categories on March 1, 2025.
Junior Golf Camps (ages 6-12) | Full Day: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm, Half-Day: 9:00 am – 12:45 pm
Junior Golf Camp is all about building skills and having fun! With Op36-style instruction, campers will improve their grip, stance, swing, and course management in a supportive, gamebased environment.
Sessions:
▶ ▶
Camp I: June 3-6
Camp II: June 10-13
Camp III: June 24-27
Camp IV: July 15-18
Registration
Registration will open for Golf Members on March 1, 2025. Tennis and Athletic Members may register for Golf Camp on April 1, 2025.
Junior Tennis Camps (ages 5-11) | Full Day: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm, Half-Day: 9:00 am – 12:45 pm
Tennis Camp is the perfect way to introduce your child to the game! With fun drills, stroke development, footwork, and strategy, campers will learn the basics while keeping score and having a blast on the court!
Sessions:
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Camp I: June 3-6
Camp II: June 10-13
Camp II: June 24-27
Registration
Registration will open for Tennis and Golf Members on March 1, 2025. Athletic Members may register for Tennis Camp on April 1, 2025.
What is your favorite event hosted by DAC? Why is this your favorite?
We have always enjoyed the 4th of July activities and fireworks, as well as hosting our annual supper club Christmas Party each December. We have also found some of the chef-cooking dinners, and wine and whiskey tastings to be super fun. We’ve had numerous birthday parties and celebration dinners at the Club.
If you were to spend all day at the Club, describe the perfect DAC day. A perfect day at DAC is a fitness class for me, and a round of golf for Gary, followed by dinner and drinks with friends on the patio.
The staff at DAC is wonderful. We can't mention names here because there are too many, but everyone is friendly and helps make the DAC experience super enjoyable!
From attending DAC’s first fitness class, to seeing the pool grow into the operation we know and love, we are thankful for the Davis family chose to be a part of the DAC Family!
The DAC swim team is a great place to make friends, strengthen your swimming skills, and have fun while competing against other local country clubs!
Season Dates: May 28 – June 26
New Swimmer Evaluation
May 22, 5:30–7:00 pm
Just bring your goggles and swim suit! This is a come and go event for children new to the swim team. This will help parents determine if they should join the swim team or continue another year of swim lessons.
PLAYING CONDITIONS AND NEW TECHNOLOGY
Travis Moore GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT
At DAC we are constantly looking at how incorporating new technology can positively impact playing conditions. Currently we rely on advanced hole location software, the latest irrigation system controls, soil moisture meter and sensors, weather models for fertilizer and pesticide applications, GPS sprayer control, drone mapping, and more.
Soon we will begin utilizing the USGA’s new GS3 ball to better track the impact of maintenance practices on not only putting green speed but also firmness and smoothness.
Additionally, we are experimenting with autonomous mowers and a robotic ball picker for the driving range. As with any new technologic advancements – it will take time to learn how effective each item will be and how to best incorporate them into our operations. Our goal is to take advantage of these new “tools” by combining them with trditional maintenance practices in such a way that you, as golfers, can see the benefits on the course.
BLUE COURSE PROJECT
Sanders Golf has focused primarily on irrigation system installation for the last few months and continues to steadily progress throughout the property. By March and April, new cart paths, drainage improvements, and new tee box locations will begin to take shape. To date, we have been able to keep hole closures to a minimum. We will certainly continue these efforts going forward, but please be prepared for more wide spread hole closures as the pace of construction steadily increases. Our goal remains to be finished with all major work by mid-Summer.
We appreciate your patience and look forward to a busy spring golf season!
Wyatt Horton Gold Course #17
January 31, 2025
FITTING DAYS ON THE DRIVING RANGE
PXG Fitting Day
Saturday, March 1
Titleist Ball Fitting Day
Sunday, March 9
Titleist Fitting Day
Tuesday, March 11
TaylorMade Fitting Day
Saturday, March 15
Cobra Fitting Day
Wednesday, March 19
CALENDAR GOLF
MARCH
WGA Kick-Off Party
Tuesday, March 4
WGA Spring Fling Wednesday, March 5
Golf Course Aeriation | Gold Course Monday, March 17
MGA 4-Club Scramble Friday, March 21
Golf Course Aeriation | Blue Course Monday, March 24
WGA ABCD Scramble Wednesday, March 26
APRIL
WGA 4 Club Scramble Wednesday, April 9
WGA Presidents Cup Wednesday & Thursday, April 16-17
Couples 9-Hole Scramble Thursday, April 24
MGA Heaven & Hell Friday, April 25
Senior Club Championship Saturday & Sunday, April 26-27
GOLF RULE ABNORMAL COURSE CONDITIONS
Tim Brown GOLF PROFESSIONAL
PING Fitting Day
Thursday, March 20
Callaway Fitting Day Thursday, April 10
PXG Fitting Day Saturday, April 12
Titleist Fitting Day
Tuesday, April 15
Cobra Fitting Day
Thursday, April 17
With the construction we have on the Blue course, I thought I would give you some real-life experiences that you will have while playing that course. The pictures below show you (3) different things you could encounter on the course. All of these will fall under Rule 16.1 Abnormal Course Conditions (Including Immovable Obstructions), This Rule gives the player FREE relief if these conditions interfere with the player's ball, intended stance or intended swing. The players gets Nearest Point of Complete Relief (NPCR).
HOLE SPOTLIGHT
HOW TO CONQUER THE 11TH HOLE ON BLUE
Navigate one of DAC’s trickiest holes with insights from PGA Pro, Stuart Hendley.
By: Stuart Hendley, PGA GOLF PROFESSIONAL
One of my favorite holes on either course here at DAC is 11 Blue. This is a tricky hole with plenty of trouble. The mid to long range hitter can drive it far down the hole or to the end of the fairway and then hit some type of wedge to the green. That same longer hitter can hit something much shorter off the tee to the 125 - 150 yard range from the green and then hit some type of short iron up and over everything. It really depends what each golfer's comfort level is with both of those options. The shorter tee shot is less risky, but then leaves a longer approach shot. I'm more comfortable hitting the shorter tee shot and then going up and over everything with some type of short iron. The shorter hitters simply need to advance the ball as far down the fairway as possible in order to get their next shot or two to an area at the end of the fairway that allows that golfer to hit as short a shot as possible to the green. When the pin is in the front "bowl" section of this green, it is accessible for most golfers. The back left and front right hole locations require more thought depending on your lie (fairway, rough, divot). Any type of more challenging lie
than a pure fairway lie should make the golfer think about hitting more to the center of this green considering the amount of trouble around both of these hole locations. If the hole location is front right over that bunker, there is very little room to land and stop your ball. The golfer needs to be hitting something high enough with enough spin to stop the ball in that very small area or taking this pin on is not a good idea. If you are unable to do that due to your lie or you are simply not capable of hitting that shot, trying to get your ball 20 - 30 feet left of the hole in the middle of the green is your best option. The best or worst club in our bag can sometimes be the one between our ears!
Elite
DAC JUNIOR GOLF ACADEMY
Launches in March
The Elite Junior Academy is an advanced, comprehensive coaching program for serious young golfers who aspire to play competitive golf in high school and beyond. This program is by invite only and limited to 16 students. If you would like to be considered for the program, please email Shelly Davis: sdavis@ dacstaff.org.
The program will be held on Saturdays from 12pm -2:30pm and will run for eight weeks. Our first session will begin in March. The program content includes:
Trackman and Swing Catalyst video analysis/coaching
Sam putting lab video analysis/coaching
We will be covering full swing, short game, putting and TPI fitness/nutrition
Golf course and game management
9 hole playing lessons
Utilizing proper practice methods (random vs. block patterns)
General understanding of the Rules of Golf
College recruiting help (writing letters & contacting coaches)
To be eligible for this program, the following criteria must be met:
Have an established handicap
Participated in Dallas Athletic Clubs golf camp and OP36 Program
Competed in organized competition
SHELLY DAVIS, PGA GOLF PROFESSIONAL
At Dallas Athletic Club, we take pride in offering top-tier golf instruction and an exceptional playing experience. This month, we’re spotlighting Shelly Davis, our PGA Golf Professional, whose expertise and passion for the game makes a lasting impact on our members.
A Passion for Golf
Shelly has been part of the DAC family since 2013 and has 29 years of experience in golf instruction, tournament play, and golf operations. A PGA Golf Professional / Former University of Texas Player / Certified Titleist TPI Instructor, Shelly specializes in short game, junior development and instructing players of all levels.
Coaching Philosophy
“Since each golfer is unique and no two golf swings are the same, I value learning what works best for each individual and providing a personalized instruction plan to fit their swing and playing style.” “I enjoy the personal interactions that the teacher/student MEET THE PROS:
relationship provides which allows for long lasting friendships.
Pro Tips & Advice
Heavily influenced by the Harmon family. They were my mentors and my teaching style is much like theirs. “Make the game simple. The first thing I look at and focus on is basic fundamentals: grip, posture, alignment and ball position. Most students are out of position because of their alignment. They either aim too far right or two far left. Again, make the game simple by laying down alignment sticks at your feet to check your alignment. Next thing I focus is the grip. How you set your hands on the club has a huge effect on how well you strike the ball and control where it goes. A good grip consistently squares the clubface and influences a good plane in your backswing.
Fun Facts
Favorite Course Played: Whistling StraitsStraits Course & Royal Dornoch in Scotland
Dream Golf Destination: Ballybunion Golf club in Ireland
Favorite Club in the Bag: Titleist Vokey SM10
58 degree wedge
Awards: Southern Texas PGA Eastern Chapter nomination for Junior Golf Leader Award 2 years in a row, 4-Year Letterman at University of Texas Golf Team, Rolex Junior All American
Book a Lesson!
Looking to improve your game? Shelly is available for private lessons and group clinics. Contact her at sdavis@dacstaff.org to schedule your next lesson.
A MESSAGE FROM NATALIA PRINZ
Natalia Prinz DIRECTOR OF TENNIS
March will bring the opening of new courts 1-4. We are excited and can not wait for our members to enjoy them. We are grateful for our members' patience during renovation process and appreciate their flexibility in making reservations.
Our Juniors will start competing again in Junior Team Tennis starting in March. It's not only a great outlet for them to experience match play in both singles and doubles, but also a great team bonding for our young DAC players. Summer camp sign-ups are open so go secure your spot before they are
DAC JUNIOR PLAYERS
gone! If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me directly at nprinz@ dacstaff.org. Sign up for pickleball intra league closes March 2nd. You can RSVP on the app or online. League play is every Tuesday night starting at 6:30pm.
March is going to bring many tennis and pickleball play opportunities so come join us. Lastly good luck to our TCD tennis teams and TCD Pickleball teams this Spring season. They will start competing in March and play until May.
See you on the courts!
Natalia Prinznprinz@dacstaff.org
Qualifying for Team Competition
This Spring
The Teams are in! DAC has 40+ juniors registered to compete in the USTA's Junior Team Tennis this season. Good luck to all our young competitors!
14U
Andy Fallen
William Hunter
Oliver Valachovic
Walker Valachovic
Graham griffin
Finnegan glen
Brayden McKee
Henry Reinhart
Mathew Good
Lucas Gayle
Oliver Smith
Moly Marable
Mary Claire Whitfield
12U
Brayden Timmerman
Crew Farrell
Henry Kendall
Lowe Toups
Miller Krause
Graham Whitaker
Burson Marable
Jack Webb
Cooper Payne
Lillian Puryear
Paxton Bowling
Finn Good
Brooks McGee
Mack Giddens
10U GREEN
Ava Roberts
Gracie Krause
Jack Berg
Nicholas Martinez
10U ORANGE
Lawson Toups
Hudson Payne
Harvey Whitaker
Madison Wong
Beau Brown
Ivey Weizel
Vivian Edgerton
Wyatt Dowden
Tess Fellman
Lucy Marable
MARCH
Big Shamrock Little Shamrock
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the WTA’s Big Shamrock Little Shamrock event! Costumes are encouraged, and prizes await.
APRIL 19
MTA Tasting Event
Join us this spring for an exciting tasting experience hosted by the MTA. Stay tuned for more details
FRIDAYS, 6:30 – 8:00 PM
Please contact Joe Sopko with any questions at jsopko@dacstaff.org
INTRODUCING THE NEW INTEGRATED STRETCHING PROGRAM AT DAC!
Jeff Hoke FITNESS DIRECTOR
Recent studies have revealed innovative stretching techniques that deliver remarkable results. Professional athletes have stretch coaches to assist in performance improvement and injury prevention. Facilities and labs are now available to the rest of us.
We’re excited to bring our members the DAC Integrated Stretching Program. Our program is tailored to help members move more freely. With the expertise of a DAC Certified Stretch Coach, you'll receive assisted stretches alongside methods for self-stretching and myofascial release.
For more details contact the fitness department at fitness@dacstaff.org
What to Expect in Your First Session:
A comprehensive posture and biomechanics evaluation
Coach-assisted manual stretching to enhance flexibility
A personalized stretching program for self-correction
Typical Benefits:
Improved swing speed and power
Decreased injury risk
Better posture
Enhanced balance and stability
COMPLIMENTARY FIRST MONTH
Download the DAC Wellness App today for a complimentary month of the Tier 1 plan!
1 on 1 Coaching
Personalized Workout Routine
Suggested Meal Plan
Comprehensive Exercise Library
Specialized Routines (golf, tennis, etc.)
Extensive Recipe Library
Food Barcode Scanner
Healthy Habit Tracking & Monitoring
Submit your DAC Wellness App request on the website or by emailing Jeff Hoke at fitness@dacstaff.org to receive your invitation to download the app.
Mocktails
CLUBHOUSE UPDATE
UNSUNG WINE PAIRINGS
to Elevate Steak Night
Macon Simonson CLUBHOUSE MANAGER
Here in Texas, Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon is known as “The King” when it comes to a dinner involving beef. However, in many other places of the world, Napa cab is passed over in favor of different regions or wine varietals. Next time you join us for Steak Night, consider hopping off the beaten path and elevating your experience with one of the following offerings from our list:
Rombauer Zinfandel, Napa Valley, CA. ($66) A light-bodied wine with moderate tannins and high acidity that pairs well with a Ribeye.
CHEF'S TABLE
New Seasonal Menus
I’m excited to introduce our new seasonal menu, crafted with fresh ingredients sourced both locally and from around the world. My team and I have carefuly designed each dish to highlight the best flavors of the season, ensuring a dynamic and delicious dining experience.
This menu will change frequently, giving you the opportunity to enjoy a variety of seasonal specialties throughout the year.
I look forward to sharing these flavors with you—see you at the Club!
Dom. Paul Jaboulet “Les Cedresʺ Châteauneufdu-Pape (CdP), Rhône Valley, FR. ($58) A full-bodied, complex blend of red varieties. Consider this when ordering the Honey-Brined Sakura Pork Chop, the Grilled Alba Lamb Chops or any Chophouse feature. Pro tip – get the Truffle & Mushrooms addition with this one.
Red wines from Bordeaux - No surprise here, a fool-proof classic pairing with beef. Full-bodied, tannin-rich wines with incredible depth and length. We have added five new Bordeaux varietals to the list for your enjoyment.
See you at the Club!
Macon Simonson
NEW MENU ITEM: Modest Chipotle Caesar Salad available on the Lunch & Dinner Menu
SPRING INTO THE SEASON
EVENTS UPCOMING
MAR 16 St. Paddy's Day Brunch 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Join us for a festive St. Patrick’s Day Brunch featuring green eggs and ham, Irish salmon and carved corn beef rib-eye. *There will be no Fried Chicken Night
MAR 19 Sonic the Hedgehog 3 Family Night 5:00 – 7:30 pm in The Elm
Enjoy the movie, meet your favorite characters, and test your knowledge with fun trivia. A night of speed, adventure, and family fun awaits!
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!
March 5th
SEAFOOD NIGHT - $28
MAR 22
Little Chef's Cooking Class - Pizza Party 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Our Little Chefs will knead, top, and bake their own pizzas in this hands-on cooking class.
MAR 27 Texas Rangers Opening Day Specials 3:00 pm
Enjoy the TX Ranger's opening day with ballpark specials while watching on the BIG SCREEN at DAC.
APR 20 Easter Brunch
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Gather with loved ones for a feast filled with Easter favorites, mimosas, and springtime cheer! Reservations required—reserve today!
APR 23 Administrative Professional's Day 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Treat your team to a special buffet in The Elm.
REGISTER FOR EVENTS ON THE DAC APP!
To register, select "Menu" from the homescreen. 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.
Fish & Chips, Lobster Mac N' Cheese, Salmon Pina, Blackened Shrimp & Grits Cheddar Bay Biscuits, Grilled Vegetables, Chicken Tenders, Popcorn Shrimp, Fresh Fruit, Buttered Peas & Carrots, Sundae Bar
March 12th
BUILD YOUR OWN BOWL - $20
Assorted Grains and Rice, Marinated and Raw Veggies, Assorted Proteins and Sauces, Pitas & Hummus, Samosas, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Iceberg and Ranch Sundae Bar
March 19th
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG 3 FAMILY NIGHT - $40 PER CHILD, $20 PER ADULT
Pecan Chicken with Country Gravy, Chicken Fried Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans with Bacon & Onion, Mushroom Chopped Steak, La Prada Salad, TX Spinach Salad, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Sundae Bar
March 26th
TACO NIGHT - $20
Nacho Station, Taco Salad, Hard and Soft Shells, Assorted Taco Meats and Salsas, Refried Black Beans, Street Corn, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Sundae Bar
April 2nd
BALLPARK NIGHT - $20
Jumbo Pretzel, Nachos, Burgers, Hot Dogs, Popcorn, BBQ Brisket on a Stick, Chili Cheese Fries, Chicken Tenders, Fresh Fruit, Cracker Jacks, Sundae Bar
April 9th
BACON BACON BACON - $20
Deviled Eggs and Bacon, Bacon Wrapped Chicken, Bacon Wrapped Waygu Meatballs, Bacon Wrapped Asparagus, Bacon Wrapped Pina and Jalapeños, Bacon Cheddar Mashed Potatoes, Cheddar Bacon Salad with Warm Bacon Dressing Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Sundae Bar
April 16th
COOKOUT NIGHT - $28
Strip Steaks, Grilled Chicken Leg 1/4s, Pork Steak, Grilled Salmon, Fresh Mozzarella & Tomato Salad, Au Gratin Potatoes, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Sundae Bar
April 23rd
BREAKFAST FOR DINNER - $20
Omelet Bar, Pancakes, French Toast, Waffles, Eggs Benedict, Bacon and Sausage, Fresh Fruit, Sundae Bar
April 30th
EAT LIKE A KID - $20
Cheese Burger Sliders, Chicken Tenders, Mini Corn Dogs, Pancakes and Scrambled Eggs, Mac n Cheese, Crustless PB&J, Chicken Soft Tacos, French Fries, Peas, Fruit, Assorted Salads (for mom) , Sundae Bar
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.
