David Brock, Strategic Planning Committee Chairman
Kim Elliott, Tennis Committee Chairman
Charlie Milner, Secretary
Email the Board of Directors boardofdirectors@dacstaff.org
Labor
Watch out! "The Wet Bandits", Harry & Marv
Little Chef's Fall Cooking Class
WGA Guest Day
Game Truck & Laser Tag Night 105 Social 2025 Tradition
WTA Rally for the Cure
WGA Low Gross Low Net
Pickleball Social Fall Festival
WGA Trick or Treat for the Cure
president's letter
Dear Fellow Members,
As you read this, the General Manager Search Committee is fully engaged in the important task of selecting the next General Manager of the Dallas Athletic Club. We are nearing the final stages of a comprehensive, nationwide search led by the executive search firm Kopplin Kuebler & Wallace. This process has been both thorough and thoughtful, as we look to identify a leader who will build on the legacy left by the late Brent Burkhart—our Club’s first and only General Manager.
Brent’s legacy is deeply woven into the fabric of our Club. His dedication to our employees, his commitment to excellence, and his pride in the Dallas Athletic Club helped shape the exceptional member experience we enjoy today. We honor his contributions as we look forward to the next chapter of our journey.
Our Club is well-positioned for a bright future, and the Search Committee is committed to hiring an outstanding leader—someone who will not only meet but exceed the expectations of our members and staff. We are seeking a dynamic, forward-thinking individual to serve as the face of our Club, and who will drive the implementation of our Strategic Plan. Key areas of focus include culture, technology, safety & security, service excellence, and transparent, consistent communication.
This month, it is my pleasure to welcome Bernie Garces, who joins the DAC team as our new Director of Fitness. Bernie brings a wealth of experience in private training and golf-specific fitness, and we are thrilled to have him as part of our team. I encourage you to stop by the Fitness Center, introduce yourself, and welcome Bernie to DAC.
Last, I would like to recognize the DAC management team and staff, who have gone above and beyond during this time of transition. Their dedication to maintaining the highest levels of service and project execution has been truly commendable. A special thank you goes to Superintendent Travis Moore and our incredible grounds team for the recent completion of the Blue Course. The transformation is remarkable and will serve our Club and its members well for many years to come.
The Board of Directors remains steadfast in its commitment to responsible stewardship of the Dallas Athletic Club. At the heart of every decision we make is the member experience. It is a privilege to serve you, and we invite you to reach out to any member of the Board with your thoughts or questions.
Thank you for being an integral part of our extraordinary Dallas Athletic Club community.
See you at the Club
Whitney Ragsdale President
Employee
ANNIVERSARIES
Celebrating One Year
Luis Cabrera
Sean Smithers
Nash Kay
Brendan Rees
Liam Barr
Kennen Crowder
Paulina Loredo-Vilchis
Kevin Rosillo
Celebrating Two Years
Kevin Link
Celebrating Three Years
Billie Hobbs
Sophia Sanchez
Kim Casali
Eric Ross
Jaden Lopez
Celebrating Four Years
Teofilo Garcia
Alberto Rivera
Celebrating 5+ Years
Jamar Brown (5)
Michael Lamping (5)
Daniel Garza (5)
Mateo Gonzales Barrientos (9)
Milton Jeronimo Alvarado (9)
Celebrating 10+ Years
Giovanni Ross (13)
Roberto Madrigales (16)
Hugo Galindo Jr. (19)
Celebrating 20+ Years
Roberto Gutierrez (20)
Evelyn Marquez (20)
Jose Rocha (21)
Enrique Garcia (26)
Celebrating 30+ Years
Santiago Ramirez (31)
Our DAC Experience Would Not be Complete without our Friends
When JJ Black first became a member five years ago, it was all about the golf—two great courses, top-tier practice facilities, and a competitive group of players that made finding a game easy. But over time, he and his wife Anne Claire have discovered so much more.
Mr. Black – You’ve been a member for five years now — what initially drew you to join DAC?
It is crazy how time flies! While I do enjoy the non-golf activities that DAC has to offer, my initial draw was 100% golf focused. The location of the Club, having two golf courses with great practice facilities, and a competitive playing membership where you can always find a game were what did it for me.
Mrs. Black – What were your first impressions of DAC, and how has your connection to the Club grown over the years?
I liked that DAC is still a traditional club, but with a warm laid back welcoming feel. I have recently come out of my golf retirement from my high school days to play in the Couples Golf Association events which have been a blast!
As someone who loves golf, what’s your favorite memory out on the course — whether it was a perfect shot, a great group, or just a fun moment?
Making a hole in one on #2 Gold back in December was a good one, but no moment is more fulfilling than anytime I can get in Chris “The Champ” Goodson’s pockets on the golf course.
Describe your dream DAC day — no schedule, no limits. What are you doing, who’s with you, and what snack is riding along in your golf cart?
It’s mid-September, and the first cool weather
Saturday after a hot Dallas summer. I’m set to tee off at 9 am and have a breakfast burrito from the 9 & 1/2 ready to go. We have a 2 on 2 scratch game match- me and Michael Buttarazzi (AKA New York Mike) versus Sam Fishman and his partner of choice. The match is all square going into the last hole, but Fishman has a tight lie by the green he needs to get up and down to keep the match alive. He brings his highest lofted wedge out for it and well- we win. We then go into the 19th hole to watch the morning slate of college football games finish up before going out for another 9 holes. Life is good!
What’s your go-to post-round meal or drink at the Club? Bonus points for your favorite 19th-hole pairing?
Well usually whoever on the golf course is responsible for buying the drinks after, so if I lose then I love to order anything top shelf. If I had a good day on the course, I am typically getting a pitcher of beer (Bud Light specifically if JP Haskins is with me) and an order of wings. Half buffalo, half lemon pepper is the play!
What Club event, tradition, or small detail makes you feel most connected to the DAC community?
I would say 4th of July is that event for us every year. It’s always a blast to see our friend’s families together to remind us how much more of a place DAC is then just where I play golf all the time!
If you could create a custom DAC date night — “designed by Mr. and Mrs. Black” — what would it include? Twilight 9 holes and then a frozen Tito’s Lemonade at the pool. Then a nice dinner on the back patio of the 19th hole followed up with some drinks around the firepit.
Imagine you’re welcoming a new member your age: what’s in their DAC “starter kit”? What are the must-knows, must-dos, and the one thing they definitely shouldn’t miss? Everything cooked on the 9 & ½ flat top is delicious. If there is something in the pro shop you like but not in your size, order it through Niki [ndavis@dacstaff.org]. Go compete on the short game area with friends- the harder the up and downs the better. Always fix your pitch marks and sand your divots!
What does being part of the DAC community mean to you both, and what keeps you excited for the next five years? When we first joined DAC 5 years ago, I was really just looking for a place to play golf. Now some of my closest friends are ones that I have made at DAC and we even go on trips together. Being a part of the DAC community has become a huge part of our lives and we always look forward to our time spent at the Club. Our membership’s commitment to always improving the Club keeps me excited for the next 5 years and beyond.
The Blacks’ love for DAC goes far beyond the game—it’s about the friendships, the traditions, and the everyday moments that make the Club feel like home! JJ and Anne Claire are a true example of what it means to be part of the DAC community!
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: JJ BLACK
NEW MEMBERS
These new members began their membership at DAC between June & July
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!
Sam Stephan Junior Resident Golf
Ryan & Catherine Van Der Kar Resident Golf
Jack & Hope Snider Athletic
Macsen John Brown
Proud Parents: Abby & Ben Brown
Corey & CareyAnn Thomas Athletic Matt & Sam Fisher Athletic
Ben Boudreaux & Melissa Pestalozzi Tennis
Colin Hudson & Vanessa Beckhoff Athletic
Dave Danicic & Jill Olickan-Danicic Athletic
James & Maria Long Athletic
Matt & Jessica Mistretta Athletic
Brad & Emily Ferguson Tennis
Jake & Chelsea Beck Athletic
Chet & Kelsi Wilson Athletic
CLUBKIDS FALL INTO AUTUMN ADVENTURES AT CLUBKIDS
Can you believe fall is already here? September and October are full of exciting moments for our DAC Juniors, from fresh starts in the classroom to fun fall activities at the Club. We have some exciting activities planned.
Mark your calendars for these fun events at ClubKids!
Family Night Magic Show | Wednesday, September 17
Enjoy an evening of magic and fun! Bring the whole family for a spellbinding experience full of magical tricks, surprises and family fun.
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and unleash your creativity! Kids will have a spook-tacular time baking and decorating their very own Halloween cookies. •
Little Chef's Cooking Class: Halloween Cookies | Sunday, October 5
Let us make this season full of joy, learning, and memorable moments. Thank you for trusting us with your amazing kids!
With appreciation,
MEET THE PROS:
RYAN BOWEY, PGA HEAD GOLF
PROFESSIONAL
AT DAC
This month, we’re spotlighting Ryan, our Head Golf Professional. Ryan has been part of the DAC team since 2020 and brings 23 years of experience in golf instruction, tournament play, and club management. A PGA Professional and former college golfer, Ryan enjoys teaching men and women of all abilities and specializes in putting and short game.
Experience
• Assistant Professional at Indian Hill CC in CT for 9 years
• Head Golf Professional at Aurora International Golf Course in Anguilla for 4 years
• Assistant Professional at Lakewood CC for 6 years
GOLF
RULE
STARTING TIMES
Now that Tournament season is upon us, lets all get on the same page for starting times.
Tim Brown
HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL
If a player has a 9:00 tee time, they must arrive at the designated tee prior to that time and be ready to play (with at least one club and one ball) at 9:00:00. If they arrive at 9:00:01 they are late to the tee. If they arrive prior to their tee time but don’t have a club and a ball until 9:00:01, they are not “ready to play” at 9:00:00 and they are late to the tee. In both of these cases, the player gets the General Penalty (2 strokes
Fun Facts
Favorite Course Played: North Berwick Dream Golf Destination: Anywhere in Scotland or Ireland
Favorite Club in the Bag: Sand Wedge
Book a Lesson!
Looking to improve your game? Ryan is available for private lessons and group clinics. Contact Ryan at rbowey@dacstaff.org to schedule your next lesson!
in stroke play; loss of hole in match play) as long as they start play of the first hole within 5 minutes of their tee time. The penalty is applied to the first hole.
If they make their first stroke before 9:05:00, they get the penalty but they still get to play. For example, in stroke play, a player arrives at the tee ready to play at 9:02. If they take 4 strokes to play the first hole, their score for that hole is 6. If it was match play and the player arrived at 9:02 (and their opponent was there on time), the late player loses hole 1 and their match moves to hole 2 with the late player 1 down.
If they make their first stroke at 9:05:01, in either stroke or match play, they are DQ’d. And now they have some free time to study this Rule.
OCTOBER
NEW IN THE SHOP GAME DAY READY
From
In the summer months, you can spot Ryan on the course teaching our DAC Juniors at golf & sport camps.
CHRIS MYERS Tuesday, July 24 #16 Blue Course
ELI CONE Sunday, August 3 #15 Gold Course
BYWATERS
Gold Course
Blue Course Project What Has Improved and What is Ahead
BLUE COURSE PROJECT ENHANCEMENTS ABOVE & BELOW THE SURFACE
Travis Moore GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT
From new cart paths to hidden playability upgrades, here’s a look at what’s improved and what’s ahead in Phase 2
What improvements were made?
All new cart paths, several new tee boxes, complete irrigation system replacement, drainage enhancements, erosion control, water feature repairs, and more.
Were there any hidden upgrades?
A few examples that might be less obvious to golfers include: Re-routing of cart paths to make them less visible from the tee shot. Several areas in the roughs were smoothed and regrassed resulting improved aesthetics and playability – many golfers will forget how bad some of these areas were before the renovation. The new “back tees” will provide additional yardage for those playing the “tips”, but they will also give us more options for those playing all sets of tees. While it may not apparent at first - the new irrigation system will positively impact playing conditions and aesthetics, by allowing us to more precisely manage our water. Repairs to water features on 5 Blue and 11 Blue were also completed during the project.
This
Is Just Phase 1
The primary goal for this phase was to address major infrastructure, but also improve aesthetics and provide a few design enhancements. We also needed to ensure all the upgrades will fit with future improvement work in Phase 2.
Hidden Upgrades
Re-Routed Cart Paths – Less Visible from tee shots for improved sightimes.
Smoothed & Regrassed Rough Areas –Better aesthetics and more playable tees.
Strategic Tee Placement – New tees add yardage and variety.
Precise Water Management – New irrigation allows more accurate control, improving turf health and aesthetics yearround.
Water Feature Improvements – Bank stabilization and pump restoration.
New Irrigation on Blue #3
"The primary goal for this phase was to address major infrastructure, but also improve aesthetics and provide a few design enhancements".
BLUE COURSE RENOVATION BY
THE NUMBERS
10+ acres of improved Bermudagrass planted
4 miles of new cart paths totaling close to 170,000 sq. ft.
13 new tees providing potentially 230 yards of total length and more variety
1,300+ full size sprinklers plus an additional 140 small zones were added
5+ miles of mainline pipe installed ranging from 4" to 14" plus another 10 miles of 2" and smaller pipe
2,500 GPM new pump capacity increased by 2.5x and relocated to improve aesthetics
#18 Blue
#18 New Cart Path & Drainage
#16 Blue & #8 Gold
#16 Blue and #8 Gold
FALL LEAGUES ARE IN FULL SWING!
From league play to new gear, here’s what’s happening on the courts at DAC.
Natalia Prinz DIRECTOR OF TENNIS
DAC teams are back on the courts! TCD, USTA, Feeder, and Metro leagues all kicked off at the beginning of September.
If you have a junior interested in joining Junior Team Tennis, please reach out to Jason Melton at jmelton@dacstaff.orgto get signed up.
With a busy league schedule, please remember to make your court reservations at least 48 hours in advance to secure your spot.
WHY TENNIS? CALLING ALL DAC MEMBERS TO START PLAYING TODAY!
With so many sports and outlets for physical activity at every age, you might ask: why tennis?
Why tennis? Because it’s fun, challenging, and good for both body and mind! Tennis sharpens your focus, tests your strategy, and improves hand-eye coordination, footwork, and reaction time all while giving you a full-body workout.
It’s a lifelong sport that never gets old, always surprises you, and keeps giving new things to learn. Best of all, it’s a fantastic way to stay active, relieve stress, and connect with others.
Haven’t started yet? There’s no better time—come join us on the courts and start your tennis journey today!
If you’ve been away this summer, don’t forget to check your equipment — fresh strings and grips can make all the difference when you return to play. The Pro Shop also has a few new rackets in stock, so stop by to check out the latest demos if you’re in the market for a new frame!
Natalia Prinznprinz@dacstaff.org
Congratulations to our DAC men’s and women’s teams who competed at the USTA City Championships! Both the Women’s 2.5 and 3.0 teams advanced and competed at the Sectionals in Dallas.
DAC WELCOMES
BERNIE GARCES, DIRECTOR OF FITNESS
We’re excited to officially welcome Bernie Garces, our new Director of Fitness, who joined DAC in mid-August. In just a few weeks, Bernie has already been connecting with members and introducing fresh ideas for our Fitness Department.
Bernie brings extensive experience in kinesiology, performance training, and golfspecific fitness. Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, he moved to South Florida as a child and developed a lifelong passion for athletics. A former competitive baseball player, Bernie earned his Kinesiology degree from TCU and has since worked with clients of all levels. He
BACK TO SCHOOL FITNESS GUIDE:
Practical Tips for a Healthy Routine
As the school year begins, establishing a consistent and balanced routine is key—not just for academic success, but for physical and mental well-being too. Whether you're a parent, student, or both, this guide offers realistic and effective fitness tips to help ease the transition into a healthier school year.
Schedule
Fitness Like a Class
Make physical activity a non-negotiable part of your day. Just like math or science, exercise deserves a spot on your schedule.
Tip: Choose a consistent time—before school, after homework, or even during a study break. Even 20 minutes a day can make a big difference in energy, mood, and focus.
Make Sleep a Priority
Quality sleep supports academic performance, emotional regulation, and physical health.
Recommended sleep durations:
Kids (6–13 years): 9–11 hours
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Teens (14–17 years): 8–10 hours
Adults: 7–9 hours
Tip: Set a regular bedtime, limit screentime before bed, and create a calming nighttime routine.
Eat to Fuel the Day
Healthy eating is essential for staying energized and focused throughout the school day.
Smart nutrition tips:
Start the day with a balanced breakfast— think protein (eggs, yogurt) and whole grains (oats, whole-wheat toast).
Pack nutritious snacks like fruit, trail mix, cheese sticks, or sliced veggies.
Cut Back Screen Time
Too much screen time can drain your energy and steal valuable movement opportunities.
Tip: Replace 30 minutes of non-essential screen time with something active—go for a walk, stretch, do jumping jacks, or dance to your favorite song.
Keep Fitness Fun and Varied
Boredom is the enemy of routine. Keep things interesting by mixing up your activities.
Ideas to keep moving:
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• Join a school sport or local recreational league. Try different workouts: strength training, cardio, yoga, or even dance videos. Make weekends active—go for hikes, bike rides, or play outside as a family. Turn chores into a challenge (e.g., "vacuum race" or timed clean-ups).
Stay hydrated—bring a reusable water bottle and aim to drink throughout the day.
• •
also completed advanced Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) training and launched Four Iron Fitness, a golf-focused fitness program designed to improve strength, mobility, and performance.
Outside of work, Bernie enjoys golfing, staying active, and spending time with his wife, Stephanie, and their two German Shepherds, Mila and Maya.
Bernie is excited to help members achieve their fitness goals—whether in the gym, on the course, or on the court. Be sure to stop by the Fitness Center to meet him!
Bonus: Make It a Family Effort
Fitness is easier (and more fun) when everyone’s on board.
Tip: Plan weekly family fitness nights, weekend walks, or healthy cooking challenges together. Kids are more likely to stay active when parents lead by example.
Final Thought:
Back-to-school season is a great time to hit reset and build habits that support lifelong health. Start small, stay consistent, and remember—progress is better than perfection.
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!
September 3rd
FAJITA NIGHT - $20
Beef, Shrimp, Chicken Fajitas, Cheese Enchiladas, Nacho Bar, Chipotle & Vegetable Rice, Chicken Tenders, Chicken Tacos, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Churros, Blue Bell Sundae Bar
September 10th
GRILL OUT NIGHT - $24
Pork Steaks, Grilled Chicken Legs, Grilled Salmon, Grilled Strip Steaks, Bearnaise, Mushroom Salad, Grilled Green Bean Salad, Grilled Vegetables, Lyonnaise Potatoes, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Blue Bell Sundae Bar
Build Your Own Pasta Station, Chicken Parmesan, Chop Salad, Tomato Mozzarella, Parmesan Bread Sticks, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fresh Fruit, Blue Bell Sundae Bar
October 1st
SOUPS, SALADS & SANDWICHES - $20
Cheeseburger Soup, Chicken Tortilla, Chili, Tomato Basil, Grilled Cheese, Teo's Melt, Club Sandwiches, Chicken Parm Sandwich La Prada Salad, Mojito Salad, Caesar Salad Chicken Tenders, Fries, Peas, Fresh Fruit, Bluebell Sundae Bar
October 8th
STIR-FRY NIGHT - $20
Build your own Stir-Fry, Beef Bulgogi, Orange Chicken, Sweet n Sour Pork, Twice Fried Rice, Hoisin Noodles, Stir-Fry Vegetables, Chicken Tenders, Fries, Peas, Fresh Fruit, Mochi and Bluebell Sundae Bar
Meatloaf & Mashed Potatoes, Pecan Fried Chicken, Pot Roast, Green Bean Casserole, Peas & Carrots, Chicken Tenders, Fries, Peas, Fresh Fruit, Banana Pudding, Bluebell Sundae Bar
October 29th
PIG PICKIN' PARTY - $20
Whole Roasted Pig, Picked-to-order
Variety of BBQ Sauces, Loaded Baked Potato Foil Packs, Green Beans, Chicken Tenders, Baked Mac & Cheese, Fresh Fruit, Peas & Carrots, Apple Cobbler, Berry Cobbler, Bluebell 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.
dining & social
EVENTS UPCOMING
SEPT 28 Parent-Child Fishing Tournament
Sunday, September 28 | Fishing 7:30–10:30 am Lake Behind Hole 10, Gold Course
Let’s Go Fishin’, DAC! There’s nothing better than a little friendly competition and quality time outdoors. Gather your rods and your best fishing buddies to join fellow DAC families for our Annual Parent-Child Fishing Tournament! Awards & breakfast burritos to follow tournament.
OCT 5 Little Chef's Cooking Class: Halloween Cookies
Sunday, October 5 | 12:00–2:00 pm
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and unleash your creativity! The kids will have a spook-tacular time baking and decorating their very own Halloween cookies.
EVENTS & CATERING IT'S ALMOST THAT TIME OF THE YEAR AGAIN...
Skip the stress this season and let DAC handle your holiday meals and festive celebrations!
Thanksgiving Dinner To-Go
Order forms open Tuesday, November 4 and close Friday, November 21.
Pick-up will be available:
• Tuesday, November 25 from 3:00–9:00 pm
• Wednesday, November 26 from 9:00 am–9:00 pm
Christmas Dinner To-Go Order forms open Tuesday, December 2 and close Friday, December 19.
Pick-up will be available:
• December 23 from 9:00 am–9:00 pm
Each pickup order includes reheating instructions. Orders can be placed with the Front Desk or online. Holiday Dinner To-Go order form links will be in eNews for easy online ordering.
Tis the Season to Celebrate at DAC!
Host your company parties and family holiday gatherings at the Club this season. Whether it's a festive celebration in the Royal Room or a cozy get-together in the Oak Room, our team will handle every detail so you can relax and enjoy the moment. Contact Ashley Ward at award@dacstaff.org for booking and details.
Fourth of July Celebration
Christmas in July
Family Day Golf Tournament
Father-Son Championship
Back to School Movie Night
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.
