David Brock, Strategic Planning Committee Chairman
Kim Elliott, Tennis Committee Chairman
Charlie Milner, Secretary
president's letter
Fellow members,
As we head into the holiday season, there is much to look forward to at DAC.
On November 18, we will welcome our new General Manager, Stephen Burkhart. With a collaborative leadership style, strong communication skills, and a proven track record leading large-scale, future-focused projects, we are confident Stephen will expertly guide us through the next exciting chapter at Dallas Athletic Club. Please join us in warmly welcoming Stephen, his wife Ellen, and their son Porter to our DAC family.
Thanks to a significant investment of approximately $15 million over the past four years, the Club is in a strong position for the future. Both courses have been updated, and the 19th Hole renovation is on track to complete the current phase of clubhouse enhancements early next year. Naturally, the question becomes: What’s next? And just as importantly: How do we communicate that vision — and bring members along on the journey?
To that end, beginning in January, we will launch a comprehensive asset evaluation in partnership with an external consulting
firm. This process will serve as the foundation for a refreshed strategic plan that outlines both short and long-term goals for the Club.
Member input will be central to this effort. Through surveys and direct engagement, we aim to better understand your priorities, our fiscal capabilities, and the areas of greatest opportunity. Meaningful member engagement is essential to the future of our Club. The Board of Directors believes that for any strategic plan to be successful, it must be built not only on thoughtful planning and leadership, but also on the insights, support, and enthusiasm of our members.
As always, the staff and management team are here to serve you — especially during this most wonderful time of the year! Whether you're enjoying Thanksgiving dinner prepared by our culinary team, decorating gingerbread houses, or sharing your wish list with Santa, we are grateful that DAC is where you choose to spend your time with friends and family.
I wish you and your loved ones a joyful and peaceful holiday season.
See you at the Club
Whitney Ragsdale President
Employee
ANNIVERSARIES
Celebrating One Year
Cesar Cruz
Alexis Hernandez
Celebrating Two Years
Rett Bever
Amy Harman
Zachary Sudinsky
Mike Pierce
Aidan Briggs
Luis Rivera
Aidelyn Gomez
Celebrating Three Years
Alfredo Cervantes
Tim Brown
Jake Kisling
Kaylyn Burns
Celebrating Four Years
Andrew Gillespie
Celebrating 5+ Years
Ryan Bowey (5)
Torian Jenkins (5)
Joe Sopko (6)
Noe Melendez (7)
Celebrating 10+ Years
Efrain Martinez (11)
Celebrating 20+ Years
Isis Marquez (22)
Denis Aparacio (22)
Celebrating 30+ Years
Shelly Tunnell (33)
A MESSAGE FROM STEPHEN BURKHART
Dear DAC Members,
I am truly honored and grateful to have been selected as the next GM/COO of such an exceptional Club. DAC already holds a special place in my heart, and I could not be more excited to begin this journey alongside a talented, passionate team and a vibrant, engaged membership.
As some of you may know, I spent over two decades in the Lone Star State, beginning my career at several clubs in the Austin area before taking on leadership roles outside of Texas, and ultimately returning to serve as GM at Corpus Christi Country Club. It’s with great pride—and a deep sense of coming home—that my family and I return to Texas to join the DAC community.
I look forward to meeting each of you, hearing your stories, and working together to build upon the strong foundation already in place. Together, I’m confident we can continue to elevate DAC as one of the premier clubs in the country.
Here’s to an exciting new chapter—see you around the Club soon!
Warm regards,
Stephen Burkhart
Stephen Burkhart, CCM, CCE GM/COO
WELCOME
NEW MEMBERS
These new members began their membership at DAC between August & September
Welcome to our newest & littlest DAC member!
2025
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!
Chad & Nikki Jeske Athletic
Michael & Liz McWilliams Tennis
John & Taylor Lods Resident Golf
Scott Paulson & Erin Lampson Athletic
Andy & Poonam Chagan Resident Golf
Jackson Abraham Quilhot September 19,
Proud Parents: Jeff & Leigh Quilhot Members since 2024
FROM THE DESK OF CARI WHEATLEY
AS 2025 WINDS DOWN, WE CELEBRATE OUR GROWING DAC FAMILY
As we move into the final stretch of 2025 and look ahead to a festive season filled with club events and cherished holiday traditions, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect on what makes our Dallas Athletic Club membership so meaningful—the vibrant, welcoming community we continue to build together.
Throughout the year, we’ve had the pleasure of welcoming new members in our newsletters. These fresh faces bring new energy, enthusiasm, and perspectives to our club family. Whether you're enjoying time on the course, rallying on the courts, relaxing poolside, or savoring a quiet dinner in the clubhouse, we’re grateful you’ve chosen DAC as your home away from home.
Our membership is wonderfully diverse in age and is complemented by strong representation across both younger and older age brackets. This multi-generational mix is part of what makes DAC so unique—from longtime members who’ve helped shape the Club’s legacy to young families just beginning to create their own DAC traditions.
One of the most exciting signs of growth this year has been among our youngest members! The number of children at DAC continues to rise, led by the energetic 6–9 age group, closely followed by those aged 10–13. Future Club Champions and lifelong friendships are clearly in the making.
From golf swings to pool splashes to snack shack sprints, our youngest members are embracing every corner of the Club.
Our membership continues to span the DFW metroplex. While Lake Highlands and Lakewood remain our two most represented neighborhoods, local DAC members come from all across DFW. From the heart of Dallas to the outer suburbs, members across the metroplex continue to choose DAC as their club of choice—bringing together familiar faces from every corner of the city.
Thank you for being a part of what makes Dallas Athletic Club such a special place. Your involvement, support, and community spirit are what keep DAC thriving. Here’s to finishing 2025 strong and heading into 2026 with energy, tradition, and plenty of reasons to celebrate!
Cheers,
Cari WheatleyMembership Director cwheatley@dacstaff.org
THE SEASON OF GIVING
2025 HOLIDAY MEMBER SOCIAL
DAC'S ANNUAL HOLIDAY TOY DRIVE RETURNS
Dallas Athletic Club is once again partnering with SharingLife Outreach to bring joy and hope to families in need through our Annual Member Holiday Social & Toy Drive.
Each year, our members’ generosity makes an incredible impact. Last year’s record-breaking collection of 36 bikes and more than 900 pounds of toys helped brighten the holidays for over 400 families and 1,000 children across Mesquite, Garland, Kaufman, and East Dallas.
Sharing Life’s Annual Christmas Faire, taking place on December 17 & 18, is one of the organization’s most cherished traditions.
During this two-day event, Sharing Life partners with WFAA Santa’s Helpers, Marine Corps Toys for Tots, Santa Cops, and other generous donors to create a Christmas Shop for parents to personally select gifts for their children. Families also receive toys, blankets, hoodies, stuffed animals, stockings, and stocking stuffers—everything needed to make their holiday bright. In addition to toys for children, families can also choose from board games and activities that bring entertainment and togetherness to the entire family.
• Family Board Games
• Toys for ages 0–12
"Dallas Athletic Club members’ generosity made a remarkable impact on over 400 families and 1,000 children..."
• Bikes
• Toddler ride-on toys
• Scooters
• Tricycles
As we gather for the Holiday Member Social & Toy Drive, we celebrate the joy of the season and the generosity that defines the DAC community. After last year’s record-breaking donations, the question remains... Can we surpass it this year?
Sharing Life is asking for donations of the following items:
2025 dacjuniorsyear in review
From tennis and golf camps to swim meets and our new Spring Break Camp, 2025 was full of fun, growth, and memorable moments for our DAC Juniors.
As we look back through this collage of highlights, we celebrate every serve, swing, and cheer that made the year unforgettable. Stay tuned for the 2026 event calendar!
CLUBKIDS GRATEFUL HEARTS & HOLIDAY CHEER
As the year comes to a close, we’re excited to celebrate the season at ClubKids! November focuses on thankfulness and togetherness, with crafts, games, and activities celebrating gratitude and family. December brings holiday magic! Don’t miss our Gingerbread House Decorating Party, Pancakes with Santa, and Noon Year’s Eve Party.
We’re grateful for our Club Kids families and the joy you bring to our Club. Wishing you a season filled with warmth, fun, and holiday magic!
Mila Luna
ClubKids Manager mluna@dacstaff.org
THANKSGIVING DAY ALL CARTS MUST BE RETURNED BY 2:00 PM.
CHRISTMAS EVE ALL CARTS MUST BE RETURNED BY 2:00 PM.
WRAPPING UP A YEAR OF PROGRESS ON THE COURSES
Travis Moore GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT
It’s been another exceptionally busy and productive year for our golf and grounds team. Thanks to your support, and the hard work of our staff, we completed Phase 1 of the Blue Course Master Plan and continued to help the Gold Course mature following the 2023 renovation. These improvements position DAC for continued success, and we’re excited to build on this momentum in the year ahead.
This winter, we’ll focus on key in-house projects including drainage improvements, tree work, landscape upgrades, and water feature repairs. We’ll also reorganize the maintenance facility, service equipment, and refine work schedules to ensure we’re ready for the upcoming season.
While we’ll prepare for Phase 2 of the Blue Course and other enhancements, no major renovation work is planned for 2026. This will allow golfers to enjoy both courses fully and give our team the opportunity to focus on elevating daily playing conditions through consistent, routine maintenance.
On behalf of our entire crew and our families, thank you for your continued support. We wish you and your loved ones a safe and happy holiday season and look forward to seeing you on the course.
Travis Moore Course Superintendent
CALENDAR GOLF
NOVEMBER
WGA ABCD Scramble MGA PODNAS Ewing Cup WGA Turkey Day Par 3 Holiday Market 5 7–8 13–16 19 23
DECEMBER
WGA Holiday Luncheon 12
LOOK WHO MADE A HOLE-IN-ONE
BEN SMITH Thursday, September 18 #14 Blue Course - 2 stars 139 yards, 8 iron
JOE TRIZZA Saturday, October 4 #16 Blue 172 yards, 7 iron
BOONE SOLUM During OP36 #8 Gold 74 yards, PW Club
MEET THE PRO:
STUART HENDLEY, PGA DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION
Stuart has been part of the DAC family since 2018 and has 40 years of professional golf experience. He played full time on various professional golf tours around the world for 24 years, competing in 30 countries. The last 16 years have been spent as a Director of Instruction at a few facilities in Texas, teaching, coaching and doing fittings, as well as continuing to compete in professional golf tournaments. A PGA Professional, former Division One college golfer at the University of Houston and a former #1-ranked JR in the United States, Stuart has a lifetime of experience competing, as well as teaching and coaching all levels of golfers to improve their game including a number of touring professionals.
Coaching Philosophy
"I believe playing the game of golf is difficult. Therefore I try to keep the teaching and learning as simple as possible. I will only ask a student to adjust something based on what the golf ball is doing and not based on what it
(technique) looks like. Every golfer is different and it is my job to figure out what each golfer needs to help them improve and have more fun playing golf. I will do this by listening to what they are telling me, what I am seeing, what the technology tells me and finally based on what each student is trying to achieve."
Pro Tips & Advice
"I always start with the basic set up (grip, alignment, ball position and posture). Most golfers swing issues start before they start to move the club. If you have a solid set up position, your chances of hitting good shots is greatly increased. Working on the best technique you can have is important, but learning how to play the game is equally important and that takes place on the golf course. I do a lot of lessons on the golf course. Finally making sure your equipment is helping you play your best golf is very important. There is really no excuse these days to be playing with equipment that is not the best suited for you. We can really dial in the right equipment these days with all of
GOLF RULE
the technology we have available to fit each and every golfer's individual needs.
Fun Facts
Favorite Course Played: Pebble Beach and New South Wales Golf Club (Sydney, Australia), hard to pick one.
Dream Golf Destination: Augusta National or Pine Valley Favorite Club in the Bag: All of them.
Awards: #1-ranked JR in the United States (1983), Courageous Comeback Award (University of Houston) after coming back after a 32 month battle with bone cancer (1986/1987), West Texas Chapter Player of the Year, Five time Northern Texas PGA Sr. Points Challenge Winner (Player of the Year).
Book a Lesson or Fitting!
Looking to improve your game?
Stuart is available for private lessons and fittings year round. Contact him a shendley@dacstaff.org or on his cell at (432)813-4672.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOUR BALL HITS A
PERSON OR OBJECT
Tim Brown HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL
Okay everyone, we all watched the Ryder Cup recently and witnessed balls hit into the gallery many times. We see this at every PGA & LPGA event each week, and the ball usually hits someone in the gallery. Rule 11.1 covers situations when a ball in motion accidentally hits a person or an outside influence. There is no penalty when this occurs, and the ball is played as it lies. However, if this happens on the putting green, when a player’s ball in motion strikes another ball at rest on the green, the player making the stroke receives the General Penalty (two penalty strokes).
TENNIS TIP
OFF-SEASON:
THE BEST TIME TO WORK ON YOUR GAME
We’ve all been there—wanting to improve our spin, volley grip, or serve motion, but hesitant to try new things during matches. Now’s the perfect time! The break between leagues is ideal for getting with your pro and focusing on technique.
Maybe you can add a slice to your toolbox of shots, develop a spin serve, or work on adding more topspin to your backhand. The technical parts of the game take time and repetition to truly “stick” and build muscle memory.
The off-season is a great opportunity to do just that—before match play begins again. You’ll need a few months of consistent practice to groove the proper technique, grip, and swing motion.
CALENDAR TENNIS
DAC Team Cup WTA Member Guest Thursday 2 Sessions 20 Teams per session 8 20 NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
MTA Pickleball/Tennis Event 6
Natalia Prinz
nprinz@dacstaff.org
DAC TEAM CUP
Saturday, November 8 | 9:00 am–3:00 pm
The Tennis Event of the Fall!
Event Details:
Teams of 4 players: 2 women + 2 men
All levels welcome. Tennis & Golf Members Only $75 per player
Format: Compass Tournament Draw
Complete information available online.
MTA PICKLEBALL/TENNIS EVENT
Saturday, December 6
Tennis and Pickleball competition
4 players per team
Individual sign up, each player will play both tennis and pickleball.
Food and Member charge bar at tennis
FITNESS TIP
12 DAYS OF WELLNESS
TIPS TO KEEPING WELLNESS AS A PRIORITY WITHOUT MISSING OUT ON THE FUN
Bernie Garces FITNESS DIRECTOR
The holiday season is a time of celebration, connection, and tradition — but it can also bring added stress, busier schedules, and more indulgent foods than usual. While it’s important to enjoy the season fully, staying mindful of both physical and mental health ensures you enter the new year feeling energized rather than worn down. These 12 simple tips will help you stay active, eat smart, and keep wellness a priority without missing out on the fun.
On the 1st day of Wellness, my trainer gave to me…
Layer up and head outside! Cold weather doesn’t have to keep you indoors — with light, breathable layers, a warm hat, and gloves, you can still enjoy crisp walks, golf practice, or even a game of tennis while soaking up fresh air.
On the 2nd day of Wellness…
Take your workout indoors. When the temperatures drop, the fitness center becomes your best ally. Strength training, yoga, and group classes are a great way to maintain consistency, avoid the chill, and keep your body moving strong through the season.
On the 3rd day of Wellness…
Break it up into shorter sessions. If time feels tight or the winter blues are setting in, try two or three 15–20 minute workouts throughout the day. Quick bursts of cardio, stretching, or bodyweight strength work can keep your energy levels steady without needing a big time block.
On the 4th day of Wellness…
Stretch it out and keep joints mobile. Cold weather can leave muscles tight and stiff, so adding foam rolling, dynamic stretches, or mobility drills helps prevent injury and keeps you moving freely when you’re back on the course or court.
On the 5th day of Wellness…
Stay social with your fitness. Exercise doesn’t have to be a solo effort — invite
a friend for a brisk walk, join a group class, or sign up for pickleball. Staying active with others keeps you accountable, motivated, and makes movement more enjoyable.
On the 6th day of Wellness…
Don’t forget your water. Hydration is just as important in the winter as in the summer, even if you don’t feel as thirsty. Aim to sip water throughout the day to support your joints, energy, and recovery. Herbal teas and sparkling water can also help you stay hydrated.
On the 7th day of Wellness…
Prioritize protein at every meal. Lean meats, fish, beans, and Greek yogurt provide the building blocks for strong muscles and faster recovery. Keeping protein on your plate helps balance your energy and reduce cravings during the holiday season.
On the 8th day of Wellness…
Eat the rainbow with seasonal produce. Brightly colored vegetables like squash, Brussels sprouts, carrots, and beets are packed with vitamins and fiber. Adding them to your meals makes your plate more nutritious, filling, and festive.
On the 9th day of Wellness…
Snack smart during the holidays. It’s easy to reach for candy or cookies, but keeping nuts, fruit, or veggies with hummus nearby gives you healthier options. Smart snacking helps you stay fueled and satisfied without feeling sluggish.
On the 10th day of Wellness…
Don’t skip meals before a party. Eating balanced meals during the day keeps blood sugar steady and prevents overindulging later. Arrive at holiday gatherings satisfied, not starving, and you’ll make more mindful choices.
On the 11th day of Wellness…
Enjoy treats without guilt. Start your holiday plate with protein and veggies, then leave room for your favorite seasonal dessert. A small serving of pie or cookies can be enjoyed fully when you know it’s part of a balanced day.
On the 12th day of Wellness…
Take a walk after holiday meals. Even 10–15 minutes of gentle movement helps with digestion, improves circulation, and gives you an energy boost. Making it a family tradition can also be a fun way to end the meal together.
Celebrate the season with us by checking out the Club’s group fitness calendar — a great way to stay active, social, and energized all winter long.
Final Thought
The holidays are about balance, not perfection. By staying active, eating smart, and giving yourself permission to enjoy traditions without guilt, you’ll step into the new year feeling strong, healthy, and ready for what’s ahead.
TEAM UPDATE
RICKY ALBIAR JOINS THE DAC FOOD & BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT TEAM
We are pleased to announce the promotion of Ricky Albiar to our Food and Beverage Management Team! Ricky has been a dedicated employee at Dallas Athletic Club since July of 2022 and has proven himself as a kind-hearted servant-leader. He brings enthusiasm and passion to a team that is already set on raising the standard. Ricky is an undergraduate student at the University of North Texas, studying Kinesiology. He’s a fan of all DFW professional sports teams and an avid runner, currently training to run in the BMW Dallas Marathon in December. Ricky is thrilled to join the management team and excited to continue serving the members of DAC in a new capacity!
NEW HOLIDAY CHEER COMING TO DALLAS ATHLETIC CLUB THIS YEAR!
The holidays are a magical time here at Dallas Athletic Club. This year, with the help of Patton Christmas Designs, we’ve reimagined our holiday décor with a fresh, elegant twist that blends timeless tradition with upscale seasonal warmth. Each space has been thoughtfully curated to make your club experience even more merry and bright. We cannot wait for you to see it!
The Christmas spirit will arrive at Dallas Athletic Club on November 17th!
CLUBHOUSE UPDATE
Celebrate the holiday season with ease and flavor!
Treat yourself and your loved ones to a stress-free Thanksgiving and Christmas by ordering your holiday dinners from the Club to enjoy in the comfort of your own home. Scan the QR Code to fill out a form or pick one up at the Club!
Thanksgiving Dinner To-Go
Open Date: Tuesday, November 4
Close Date: Friday, November 21
Order Pick-Up Dates
Tuesday, November 25
12:00–9:00 pm
Wednesday, November 26
9:00 am–9:00 pm
Christmas Dinner To-Go
Open Date: Tuesday, December 2
Close Date: Friday, December 19
Order Pick-Up Dates
Tuesday, December 23
9:00 am–7:00 pm
Wednesday, December 24
9:00 am–1:30 pm
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!
November 5th
CHICKEN NIGHT - $20
Chicken N Dumplings, Roasted Chicken with Glazed Vegetables, Parmesan Chicken, Grilled Chicken Pina, Green Goddess Salad, La Prada Salad, Asparagus, Au Gratin Potatoes
Chicken Tenders, Fries, Fresh Fruit, Peas with Carrots, Blue Bell Sundae Bar
November 12th
PIZZA & WINGS - $20
Buffalo Wings, Chopped Salad, Baked Pasta Alfredo, Celery & Carrots with Ranch, Chicken Tenders, Mac & Cheese, Fresh Fruit, Blue Bell Sundae Bar
November 19th
GINGERBREAD HOUSE DECORATING
$60 PER CHILD, $20 PER ADULT
Pecan Fried Chicken, Mushroom Chop Steak, Meat Loaf, Mashed Potatoes, Broccoli, Stewed Greens Beans, Chicken Tenders, Buttered Noodles, Fresh Fruit, Blue Bell Sundae Bar
November 26th
SEAFOOD NIGHT - $32
Grilled Salmon with Wild Rice , Fish N Chips, Grilled Trout with Lemon Aioli, Warm Potato Salad, Fried Shrimp, Oyster Rockefeller, Crab Cakes, Power4 Berry Salad, Caesar Salad, Popcorn Shrimp, Chicken Tenders, Waffle Fries, Fresh Fruit, Broccoli, Blue Bell Sundae Bae
Burger Bar, Patty Melts, Grilled Chicken, Fries, Tator Tots, Sweet Fries, Salad Station, Grilled Cheese, Chicken Tenders, Fries, Fruit, Peas, Blue Bell Sundae Bar
December 17th
TACO NIGHT - $20
Soft and Crunchy Shells, Chicken, Seasoned Beef, Fajita Shrimp, Varieties of Toppings, Salsas and Picos, Chips & Queso, Mexican Corn Rice, Refried Black Beans, Blue Bell 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.
Cancellation Policy for Club Events
At Dallas Athletic Club, we have a 24-hour cancellation policy in effect for all special event reservations. Any reservation that is canceled after the 24-hour cancellation period is to be charged for their reservation. Dependent on the extent of the event activities and/or entertainment provided, the hours in which a reservation may be canceled may be subject to increase up to 48 hours. Please keep this in mind when making and/or canceling your reservation.
Get into the holiday spirit with our Gingerbread House Decorating Party! Gather your family and friends at DAC to decorate a cheerful gingerbread house together. Sip on complimentary hot cocoa, enjoy a delicious buffet, write letters to Santa, and get creative at our Christmas Craft Table! $60 per Child, $20 per Adult
NOV 27 Thanksgiving Buffet
Thursday, November 27 | 11:00 am
Enjoy Thanksgiving with your family at DAC!
Adults: $62, Children (4-12): $22, Children 3 & Under: Complimentary.
REGISTER ON THE APP
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.
Parent-Child Fishing Tournament
2025 Tradition
Little Chef's Cooking Class
WGA Member Guest
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-8:00 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.
