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Management Team
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General Manager/COO Stephen Burkhart, CCM, CCE sburkhart@dacstaff.org
Assistant General Manager Phil Callahan pcallahan@dacstaff.org
Chief Financial Officer Cassie Thames cthames@dacstaff.org
Clubhouse Manager Macon Simonson msimonson@dacstaff.org
Membership Director Cari Wheatley cwheatley@dacstaff.org
Assistant Clubhouse Manager Chris Guilhoux cguilhoux@dacstaff.org
Executive Chef Michael Lamping mlamping@dacstaff.org
Catering Director Ashley Ward award@dacstaff.org
Director of Communications Maribel Barbosa mbarbosa@dacstaff.org
Communications & Administrative Assistant Cyera Pieper cpieper@dacstaff.org
Healthy Looks Different for Everyone......................................................................... 11
ClubKids Manager Mila Luna mluna@dacstaff.org
ClubKids: Junior Spotlight!................................................................................................ 14
Director of Golf Renaldo Chiang rchiang@dacstaff.org Director of Tennis Natalia Prinz nprinz@dacstaff.org Massage & Wellness Galen Flemons gcflemons@gmail.com
Golf Course Superintendent Travis Moore tmoore@dacstaff.org Fitness Director Bernie Garces bgarces@dacstaff.org
Board of Directors - 2026
Town Hall Meeting Save the Date.................................................................................. 3 A Fresh Look Around the Club..........................................................................................4 Staff Updates.................................................................................................................................4 Parent-Child Fishing Tournament & Fall Festival: Haunted Harvest...... 5 Member Spotlight: The Reed Family.......................................................................6–7 Turf Talk: Before the First Tee Time................................................................................8 A Message from the Director of Golf............................................................................9 League Season is in Full Swing...................................................................................... 10 New Feature: DAC is Going Global................................................................................12 Upcoming Events and Dining Features.............................................................12–13 DAC Moments.............................................................................................................................15
CLUB CALENDAR
DAC at a glance
SEPTEMBER
Charlie Milner, Treasurer, Finance Committee Chairman
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David Brock, Secretary, Grounds Committee Chairman
OCTOBER
Whitney Ragsdale, Strategic Planning Committee Chairman
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Justin Thompson, President Kris Moldovan, First Vice President, Governance Kim Elliott, Second Vice President, Membership Committee Chairman, Tennis Committee Chairman
Eric Konrade, Golf Committee Chairman Scott Dooley, DDS, House Committee Chairman
Couples Golf 17 Money Ball MTA US Open Event 18 Game Truck & Laser Tag Night Monday Ball 18 MGA Select Better Ball TaylorMade Fitting Day 19 Club Championship Qualifier Labor Day Pool Party 20 Parent-Child Fishing Club Closed Tournament WGA Best 9 Play Day 23-24 WGA Senior Classic Nicklaus Cup 24 Early 2000’s Hip Hop & R&B Grandparents’ Day Brunch Bingo Night WGA Solheim Cup Shootout 25 DAC Team Cup
21 Club Championship 22 Spooky Sweets Halloween 28 Cooking Decorating Class 7 WGA Guest Day 30 14-17 Tradition 16 Movie Night Under the Stars
Couples Golf Town Hall Meeting WGA Trick or Treat for the Cure Fall Fest Haunted Harvest
Peyton Boddie
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Last year’s costume contestants brought plenty of Halloween spirit to Fall Festival! Fall Festival returns October 30 with more fall favorites and frightful fun. But beware... there are reports of a strange outbreak near the Cart Barn, and the area may no longer be safe. Enter at your own risk.
CLUB NEWS
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JANUARY CLUB NEWS | FEBRUARY | STAFF 2026
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2026
AROUND THE CLUB
A FRESH LOOK AROUND THE CLUBHOUSE
Employee
ANNIVERSARIES Celebrating One Year Yurisel Rodriguez Peña Lachele Davis Blake Wolston Gunnar Gray Galen Flemons Virginia Altick Vickie Griffith Lori Schmitt Turner Joy Khumphao Finna Mason Wyatt Moore Karen Martinez Cortlynn Hickman
Celebrating Two Years Brendan Rees Luis Cabrera Sean Smithers Paulina Loredo-Vilchis Kevin Rosillo
Celebrating Four Years
We're continuing to invest in the spaces you enjoy. Most recently, the Clubhouse wood flooring received a fresh refinish, restoring its warmth and giving our spaces a beautifully refreshed look. Keep an eye out for more improvements around the Club!
STAFF UPDATE
Eric Ross Kim Casali Billie Hobbs Sophia Sanchez
Celebrating 5+ Years Jamar Brown (5) Daniel Garza (5) Michael Lamping (5) Diego Vazquez (9)
Celebrating 10+ Years Savannah Miller, Food & Beverage Manager & Karen Martinez, Banquet Manager Congratulations to Savannah on her promotion from Pool Manager to Food & Beverage Manager and Karen on her promotion from Assistant Pool Manager to Banquet Manager! We’re excited to see them continue to grow with Team DAC.
DAC STAFF MOMENTS
All Hands Meeting
Mateo Gonzales Barrientos (10) Milton Jeronimo Alvarado (10) Giovanni Ross (14) Roberto Madrigales (17)
Celebrating 20+ Years
Hugo Galindo (20) Evelyn Marquez (21) Roberto Gutierrez (21) Enrique Garcia (27)
Staff Summer Party at Strike & Reel
It was a summer of connection for Team DAC, from learning and growing together at our All-Hands Meeting to celebrating the season with plenty of fun at our Employee Summer Party. 4 | DALLAS ATHLETIC CLUB
MEMBERSHIP
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JANUARY | FEBRUARY 2026 MEMBERSHIP
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2026
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
Welcome to our newest & littlest DAC members!
THE REED FAMILY How golf, family, and Club traditions bring the Reed family together.
Juliette Ann Wilson May 6, 2026 Proud Parents: Kelsi & Chet Wilson
Samantha Jane Rettinger June 7, 2026 Proud Parents: Kathryn & Sammy Rettinger
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!
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For the Reed family, golf is about much more than the game; it’s about making time to be together. Between busy work and school schedules, the course is one of the few places where the whole family can slow down and enjoy time together. From Friday afternoon nine holes with Elle to full rounds with Hudson when he’s home from the University of Oklahoma, golf has become a favorite family tradition and a meaningful part of their experience at the Club. With Elizabeth now beginning her own golf journey, the Reeds are finding even more ways to enjoy the game and create memories together. What do you love the most about time on the course together? Honestly, it’s just being together. Between my law practice, Elizabeth running the household, Hudson off at OU, and Elle’s school schedule, the course is one of the few places where we can all slow down at the same time. A Friday afternoon 9 holes with Elle — or a full round with Hudson when he’s home from Oklahoma — is the best part of my week. Who started first, and who caught the bug next? I picked up the game well before the kids came along. Hudson caught the bug as a teenager and is now a member at Jimmie Austin, the University of Oklahoma’s course, where he plays and practices regularly while he’s at school. Elle came next on our end — she started lessons with Shelly Davis a few years ago and has run with it. The latest convert is Elizabeth, who has just begun her own golf journey and joins us for 9 holes every now and then.
MEMBERSHIP
Favorite pre-round tradition at the Club? Elle and I are creatures of habit. We try to get to the Club at least an hour before tee time — stretching first, then pitching and chipping, then to the range for full swings, and finally onto the putting green. A quick bite at the 9.5 is a non-negotiable part of the routine.
What has golf taught your family? Honesty and patience. Golf doesn’t let you fake it — you call your own penalties, you play it as it lies, and you learn to handle a bad break without letting it wreck the next swing. This is still a work in progress, though. Good lessons for a 6th grader, a college kid, and a mediocre golfer that is way past his prime alike.
Family team name? We didn’t know we needed one — but now that you’ve asked, we’re suddenly accepting submissions. “Reeds on the Greens” is the early frontrunner. Though on a bad ball-striking day, “Reeds in the Rough” might be the more accurate option. We’re open to better ideas from the membership. Longest drives/putting champion? Hudson, hands down, hits the longest drives — between the gym and being 21 years old, he out-drives me by more than I’d like to admit. Elle is the short game champion. All those Tuesday afternoons on the chipping and putting greens — plus her work with Shelly — have made her the one you want hitting the delicate shot around the green. Favorite junior golf activity at the Club? For Elle, it’s tournament golf. Her first summer competing in North Texas PGA Junior events in 2025 was a huge step — she won several events and earned an invitation to the Summer Championship. That said, our Friday afternoon 9 holes together might still be the family favorite.
Advice for a new family wanting to get plugged into golf? If you have kids, get them into the junior programs at the Club. Use the practice facilities — the short game area is outstanding — and don’t be shy about jumping into Club events. The DAC community welcomes you in when you show up.
Go-to snack or treat after a great day? A Dr. Pepper float. Hands down. It’s earned a permanent spot in our post-round routine.
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JANUARY | FEBRUARY 2026 GOLF
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2026
TURF TALK
BEFORE THE FIRST TEE TIME An inside look at what it takes to prepare the courses for fall play. As summer heat fades and temperatures moderate, our bentgrass greens and bermudagrass playing surfaces enter an important recovery period. Cooler nights and lower soil temperatures benefit the bentgrass, while bermudagrass remains actively growing long enough to recover from the stresses and traffic of summer. Together, these conditions typically produce some of our best playing conditions of the year. Fall is also one of our busiest golf seasons. Between daily member play, Club tournaments, outings and special events, the courses see tremendous activity throughout September and October. Our agronomy team works continuously to balance recovery and routine maintenance while preparing both courses for play each morning.
Before You Tee Off Long before the first golfers arrive, our team is already at work across both courses. In addition to daily course setup, staff members hand water, clear debris, service on-course amenities, put out ice towels, check playing conditions and address anything that may have developed overnight. This work is carefully coordinated so crews can stay ahead of play and complete as much maintenance as possible without interfering with golfers.
Tournament Preparation Starts Weeks Ahead While major events may require additional mowing, rolling, bunker preparation and detailed cleanup, much of the work begins weeks in advance—particularly on our greens. Aeration, venting, topdressing and adjustments to mowing heights, fertility and other maintenance practices all influence green speed, smoothness and firmness. Because the benefits of these practices can take days or even weeks to fully develop, each must be carefully timed ahead of major events. Ultimately, the goal for a tournament isn’t much different from any other day: provide consistent playing conditions and have the courses ready when the first groups tee off.
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BY THE NUMBERS Before you tee off... On a typical morning, the Agronomy Team prepares:
47
greens mowed and/or rolled
36
hole locations changed
149 180 25
bunkers raked
pairs of tee markers set
acres of tees, collars, approaches and fairways mowed on at least one course*
*Depending on the day’s mowing schedule
And that’s just part of the morning. The team is also hand watering, clearing debris, servicing on-course amenities, putting out ice towels, checking course set up and addressing anything that may have developed overnight.
GOLF
A MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF GOLF
A NEW SEASON FOR DAC GOLF
G O L F CALENDAR
SEPTEMBER
As we find ourselves in the heat of summer, there is plenty to be excited about around the golf operation at Dallas Athletic Club. We continue to make great progress on our Golf Shop Refresh, and we appreciate everyone’s patience and flexibility as we work through the phases of the project. We are excited about the improvements being made and look forward to welcoming everyone back into an updated space that better serves our membership.
Looking a little further ahead, we are also excited to welcome a new fleet of golf carts this fall, arriving just in time for one of the biggest weeks on our calendar, The “Tradition” Member/Guest. Our team is hard at work preparing for a memorable event and an exciting fall golf season.
September is time for one of our favorite competitions of the year with the Nicklaus Cup Matches. This year represents a new look and feel that we are excited about. Congratulations to all of our members who qualified to represent DAC this year! We look forward to a great few days of competition, camaraderie, and plenty of DAC pride.
Good Golfing,
There is a lot happening around DAC Golf, and we appreciate the continued support. Stay cool, enjoy the remainder of the summer, and we look forward to seeing you around the Club!
Renaldo Chiang,
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Club Championship WGA Guest Day Tradition Couples Golf WGA Trick or Treat for the Cure
PGA, Director of Golf
GOLF RULE
LOOK WHO MADE A HOLE-IN-ONE
Kevin Jeffries July #14 Blue, 138 Yards, 8-Iron
2 Couples Golf 3 Money Ball 5 TaylorMade Fitting Day 8 Club Closed 9 WGA Best 9 Play Day 11-13 Nicklaus Cup 16 WGA Solheim Cup Shootout 17 Money Ball 18 MGA Select Better Ball 19 Club Championship Qualifier 23-24 WGA Senior Classic
Sam Davis Sunday, July 26 #15 Gold, 115 Yards, 6-Iron
Scott Siddons Saturday, August 8 #16 Blue, 177 Yards, 7-Iron
FLOWER BEDS Tim Brown, PGA Head Golf Professional
Recently, this ruling came up in our Men’s 4-Ball match play. This falls under our Local Rules. The flower beds on Blue #8, #18, and #13 Gold are played as obstructions. Think of obstructions as a cart path; we all know we get relief if our ball is on the path, or if we are standing on the cart path. The same relief applies to our flower beds.
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JANUARY | FEBRUARY 2026 TENNIS
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2026
FROM THE COURTS
LEAGUE SEASON IS IN FULL SWING Our busy league season is here, with Metroplex leagues in full swing for both adults and juniors. The final Grand Slam of the year, the US Open, is also underway, bringing plenty of exciting tennis to enjoy! Join us on September 2 for a US Openinspired event hosted by the MTA. If you’re headed to New York to catch the action in person, we’d love to see your photos! Send your favorite moments to Natalia for a chance to be featured in our “DAC at the US Open” Tennis Tuesday. As we look ahead to the fall season, please note that Martini Bingo will not be held this year. We look forward to sharing plenty of other opportunities to gather on and off the courts throughout the season. See you on the courts,
Natalia Prinz Director of Tennis
Junior Development Program Fall Schedule
WHAT ’S IN THE BAG? Ever wonder what our tennis pros bring to the court? In this new series, we’re taking a peek inside their bags to see the racquets, gear, and essentials they rely on. First up in our new series: Chris Bale! We’re taking a look inside his tennis bag to see what he brings to the court—from his go-to gear to a few everyday essentials.
TUESDAYS 5:00–6:00 pm 6:00–7:30 pm
10 & Under 11 & Up, all levels
WEDNESDAYS 5:00–6:00 pm 6:00–7:30 pm
10 & Under 11 & Up, all levels
THURSDAYS 5:00–6:00 pm 6:00–7:30 pm
10 & Under 11 & Up, all levels
SATURDAYS 11:00 am–12:00 pm 10 & Under
Racquet Wilson Blade v10 98 (16x19)
Recovery Drink Re-Lyte
All-Time Favorite Shoes Nike Lunar Ballistics
Favorite Match to Watch Nadal vs. Shapovalov | Montreal 2017
Strings & Tension Luxilon ALU Power Big Banger 1.25 mm in Lime | 48 lbs. Grip Wilson Pro Comfort Overgrip On-Court Snack Trail Mix
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Favorite Shot to Hit Backhand down the line
FITNESS
FITNESS TIP
HEALTHY LOOKS DIFFERENT FOR EVERYONE Bernie Garces Fitness Director One of the things I enjoy most about the Fitness Center is seeing how differently our members define success. For some, it’s walking 18 holes without feeling worn out. For others, it’s adding strength, improving balance, recovering from an injury, or simply having more energy to enjoy time with family and friends. No matter where you are on your fitness journey, there isn’t just one definition of being healthy. As we move into the fall season and schedules begin to fill up again, it’s easy for exercise to slide down the priority list. Vacations end, school resumes, work becomes busier, and routines change. The key is remembering that staying healthy doesn’t require perfection—it requires consistency. Even a few workouts each week, a morning walk, or taking time to improve your mobility can have a lasting impact on how you feel.
activities, improves balance and mobility, supports heart health, and helps you keep doing the things you enjoy most. Whether that’s playing golf, competing on the tennis courts, swimming, chasing grandchildren, or simply feeling better throughout the day, movement makes a difference. This fall, challenge yourself to create a routine you can maintain. Set aside time on your calendar, invite a friend to work out with you, or try a new fitness class. Small habits, repeated consistently, often produce the greatest results. Our goal is to help you continue enjoying an active lifestyle for years to come. We look forward to seeing you in the Fitness Center this season and helping you reach whatever “healthy” looks like for you.
The Fitness Center isn’t just a place to exercise; it’s a place to invest in yourself. Every workout builds strength for everyday
BETTER SLEEP STARTS WITH BETTER MOVEMENT As summer gives way to the busy fall season, many of us find our schedules filling up with work, school, sports, and social commitments. One of the first things to suffer is often sleep—but regular exercise is one of the most effective ways to improve both the quantity and quality of your rest. Physical activity helps regulate your body’s internal clock, making it easier to fall asleep and wake up feeling refreshed. Exercise also reduces stress hormones while increasing endorphins, helping your mind unwind after a busy day. Perhaps most importantly, regular movement increases the amount of deep sleep your body gets each night. This is the stage of sleep where your muscles recover, your immune system is strengthened, and your body prepares for the next day. You don’t have to train for a marathon to see these benefits. Moderate activity such as strength training, brisk walking, cycling, swimming, or playing a round of golf while walking the course can all contribute to
better sleep when performed consistently. Even just 30 minutes of movement most days of the week can improve sleep quality and leave you feeling more energized throughout the day. If possible, try to finish higher-intensity workouts at least two to three hours before bedtime so your body has time to cool down. Evening mobility work, gentle stretching, yoga, or even a relaxing walk can also help signal to your body that it’s time to wind down. Sleep and exercise work together in a positive cycle. Better sleep gives you more energy to stay active, and staying active helps you sleep more soundly. As the days become shorter and schedules become busier, make movement part of your daily routine—it may be the simplest way to improve your nights and feel your best during the day.
MYTH VS. FACT Myth: You need an hour to get a good workout. Fact: A focused 20–30 minute workout can build strength, improve fitness, boost energy, and reduce stress. Consistency matters more than duration. Myth: Golf is enough exercise. Fact: Golf keeps you active, but strength, balance, flexibility, and mobility training can improve your game, build endurance, and help prevent injury. Myth: It’s too late to build strength. Fact: Strength training is beneficial at every age. It can improve muscle mass, bone density, balance, and everyday function—even when started later in life.
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JANUARY DINING & SOCIAL | FEBRUARY 2026
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2026
NEW FEATURE
DAC IS GOING GLOBAL Weekly International Live-Fire every Thursday on the Elm Patio Starting on September 3 at 5:30 pm. DAC’s culinary team will curate a rotating global menu, built around wood, embers, smoke, flame, and seasonal ingredients. This weekly changing menu celebrates international live-fire cooking, with each edition highlighting a different region, technique, and flavor tradition. Dishes are designed around controlled embers and wood smoke rather than heavy sauces, allowing char, caramelization, spice, acidity, and fresh herbs to carry the experience.
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DINING & SOCIAL
IN THE ELM
TUESDAY DATE NIGHT
STEAK NIGHT
Every Tuesday Evening
Every Saturday Evening,
Enjoy complimentary ClubKids when you make your reservation in advance with the Front Desk!
WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHTS Every Wednesday Evening, Kids 12 & Under Eat Free! SEPTEMBER 2
OCTOBER 7
FAJITA NIGHT – $20
SOUPS, SALADS & SANDWICHES - $20
Beef, Shrimp, Chicken Fajitas, Cheese Enchiladas, Nacho Bar, Chipotle & Vegetable Rice Chicken Tenders, Chicken Tacos, French Fries, Fruit, Churros, Blue Bell Sundae Bar SEPTEMBER 9
GRILL OUT NIGHT ON THE PATIO – $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, Fruit, Blue Bell Sundae Bar
Smoked Wings, Bone In Wings, Boneless Wings, Pork “Wings” Wing Sauces, Dipping Sauces, Celery, Carrots, Waffle Fries, Spinach Bblt Buffalo Salad, Salad Chicken Tenders, Peas & Carrots, Fruit, Blue Bell Sundae Bar SEPTEMBER 23
PASTA NIGHT – $20 Build Your Own Pasta Station, Chicken Parmesan, Chop Salad, Tomato Mozzarella, Parmesan Breadsticks, Chicken Tenders, French Fries, Fruit, Blue Bell Sundae Bar SEPTEMBER 30
DAC STATEFAIR – $20 Corny Dogs, Tempura Fried Sushi, Chopped Burger, Tot Tacos, Smoked Turkey Legs, Street Corn, Wings, Shrimp & Beef Kabob, Caesar In a Cup, Chamoy Melon & Berries, Iceberg Wedge & Ranch Fountain, Chicken Tenders, Fries, Peas, Mini Corn Dogs, Fresh Fruit Deep Fried Oreos, Churro Bar, Sundae Station
Prime Filet 6 oz., $44 Prime Strip Steak 10 oz., $40 Prime Ribeye 14 oz., $46 ROSEWOOD WAGYU BEEF STEAK NIGHT SPECIALS Wagyu Filet 5 oz., $50
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
Wagyu Strip Steak 8 oz., $48
OCTOBER 14
OR The Month’s Featured Steak
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, Bluebell Sundae Bar
SEPTEMBER 16
CHICKEN WING NIGHT – $20
5:00–9:00 pm
OCTOBER 21
SHAKES & SLIDERS – $20 Assorted Sliders, Chicken Tenders, Crinkle Cut Fries, Tater Tots, Skinny Fries, Sweet Fries, La Prada Salad, Harvest Salad, Fresh Fruit, Broccoli, Assorted Hand Made Shakes OCTOBER 28
COMFORT FOOD – $20 Meatloaf and Mashed Potatoes, Pecan Fried Chicken, Pot Roast, Salmon Piña, Green Bean Casserole, Peas & Carrots, Chicken Tenders, Fries, Fresh Fruit Banana Pudding, Bluebell Sundae Bar
Wagyu Ribeye 10 oz., $54 Accompanied by DAC’s signature salad bar or a cup of soup du jour, and a slice of pie or a single-scoop sundae
Reservations Dining reservations in The Elm or 19th Hole can be made online, on the app, or with the Front Desk at 972-279-367.
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 24hour cancellation period will 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.
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JANUARY DAC JUNIORS | FEBRUARY 2026
JUNIOR SPOTLIGHT: EMILY FRENZEL What’s your favorite thing to do at DAC? Playing the golf course. What’s your favorite menu item? The lamb chops. What sport or activity do you enjoy the most? Golf! What are you dressing up as for Halloween? Glinda.
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SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2026
DAC MOMENTS
Fourth of July Celebration
Back-to-School Rave
Family Day Tournament
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4111 DALLAS ATHLETIC CLUB DRIVE DALLAS, TX 75228
H O U R S O F O PE R AT I O N CLUBHOUSE Tuesday-Sunday: 7:00 am-Close 19TH HOLE Tuesday-Sunday: 7:00 am-Close 9 1/2 SNACK BAR Tuesday-Thursday: 8:30 am-6:00 pm Friday-Sunday: 7:30 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 Monday: 5:00 am-12:00 pm Tuesday-Saturday: 5:00 am-9:00 pm Sunday: 6:00 am-9:00 pm TENNIS PRO SHOP Monday: 6:00 am-12:00 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.
CO N TACT Clubhouse: 972-279-3671 Golf Shop: 972-279-6517 Tennis Shop: 972-279-1549
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