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ST. LOUISCountry Club

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Membership News

MembershipNews

Junior:

Robert“Bobby”R.Hermann,II

Associate:

HenriLanders“Boyd”Carnal

JuniortoActive:

MelissaHoweO’Connor

2026 Summer Membership Information

The Board is pleased to announce the continuation of the Summer Member Program for the upcoming season. This exclusive offering is available to members' children or grandchildren-married or unmarried-between the ages of 22 and 32. Designed for those who have completed their college education and wish to enjoy St. Louis Country Club during the summer months, the program provides full Club privileges from May through September 2026.

Roster Additions

Robert “Bobby” R. Hermann, III

100 N. Kingshighway Blvd., Apt 2209 St. Louis, MO 63108

Cell: (314) 520-6050

Henri Landers “Boyd” Carnal 603 Robert Daniel Drive, Apt. 3305 Charleston, SC 29492

Roster Changes

All updated roster changes will be reflected in the upcoming 2026 Roster.

The monthly dues for the program are $1,008.00. The sponsoring member is responsible for these dues, as well as any charges incurred by the participating family member and their immediate family, including a spouse and children, if applicable. Enrollment constitutes a commitment for the full five-month period, with dues billed in equal monthly installments.

We believe this program offers a wonderful opportunity for prospective Junior Members to experience and appreciate the exceptional facilities and community of the Club.

If you are interested in enrolling your child or grandchild, please contact Allie Rodemich at allison.rodemich@stlouiscountryclub.org.

From the General Manager

Dear Members,

April has arrived, bringing with it a sense of anticipation and excitement around the Club that our team feels as well. After our two-week annual closure dedicated to deep cleaning and preparing the facility, we were excited to reopen on Tuesday, March 31. The timing couldn’t have been better, with Easter just around the corner and that unmistakable feeling of Spring in the air. Easter has always felt like the true beginning of the Club season to me, and I hope it does for you as well. During the closure, our staff worked hard to give every corner of the property the attention it deserves so that when you return, everything feels polished, refreshed, and ready for the months ahead. We look forward to welcoming you back.

Golf

April signals that the golf season is just around the corner, and before long the course will once again be filled with early morning tee shots, friendly matches among friends, and a few new stories made along the way. Whether you are heading out for a casual round, enjoying a game with friends, or simply spending time outdoors with family, it is always special to see the course come alive again. Here’s to a season of great golf, camaraderie, and many memorable days at the Club.

Racquets

As the weather warms, the outdoor courts will once again become a hub of activity. From friendly tennis rallies to lively pickleball games and families enjoying time together, the racquets area always brings great energy to the Club. Both sports have a wonderful way of bringing people together, and we look forward to seeing the courts filled with laughter, competition, and great moments throughout the season.

The Pool Countdown

One of the most anticipated traditions of the year will return soon as the pool prepares to open for the season over Memorial Day Weekend. The pool has long been the heart of summer at the Club. A place where families spend long afternoons together, friends gather poolside, and many of the season’s best memories take shape. We will kick things off with our Pool Opening Party on Friday, May 22 from 3–8 p.m., a great way to welcome the start of the summer season.

We have a wonderful season of events and activities ahead, and our team is fully committed to making every visit memorable.

Finally, on behalf of the entire staff, thank you for your continued support.

Sincerely,

Joe Brown

General Updates

2026 Club Roster Update

As part of our annual roster preparation process, the Accounting Team dedicates the first eight weeks of the year to compiling and updating member contact information. This includes reviewing address and phone number updates submitted following our January mailing.

We are pleased to share that this process is now complete, and the 2026 Club Roster has been sent to print.

Rosters are expected to be mailed to each household in April. Each membership will receive one copy. Additional copies will be available at the front desk and may be charged to your member account.

Thank you for taking the time to submit your updates and help us maintain accurate records. If you have any questions, please contact the Accounting Office.

Field Bar & Course Restrooms

As we move into golf season, our team is putting the final touches on the Field Bar and on-course restrooms. We will notify membership via the SLCC Scoop once both are open.

Members can continue to order from the Field Bar through the app ahead of time – ensuring your order is ready when you arrive. Please note that golfers’ orders will take precedence during peak times to help maintain pace of play. We look forward to another great season at the Field Bar!

First Fridays Return This May

We are excited to welcome back one of the Club’s favorite summer traditions—First Friday Happy Hours—returning this May on the Oasis Terrace.

Join us on the first Friday of each month, May through October, as we gather to kick off the weekend with great company and a relaxed atmosphere. Each evening will feature complimentary hors d’oeuvres, with beverages available for members to sign for.

Our first First Friday of the season will take place on Friday, May 1, from 5:30–7:30 p.m. on the Oasis Terrace. We look forward to seeing you there as we begin another wonderful season at the Club.

General Updates

Polo Returns for the 2026 Season

We are pleased to welcome back another exciting season of polo at the Club. The 2026 season will begin on Thursday, June 11, with all subsequent matches taking place on Wednesdays. The opening match falls on a Thursday in alignment with the Annual Golf Invitational.

Matches will begin at 5 p.m. and run throughout the season from June 11 through September 30. No RSVP is required— members and their guests are welcome to join us each week.

Each match evening, a Polo Buffet will be offered at the Snack Bar for both polo attendees and snack bar patrons. Please note that the Polo Buffet will be the only dining option available at the Snack Bar during polo match evenings. Menus will be shared in advance each week via the SLCC Scoop.

We look forward to welcoming you back for another wonderful season of polo at the Club.

Lightning Detection in the Club App

As we head into the summer months, members can utilize the Lightning Detection feature within the Club app to monitor real-time conditions during inclement weather.

To access this feature, navigate to: Menu > My Club > Lightning Status, and be sure to enable real-time lightning detection.

The app provides a simple color-coded system:

Green – No lightning detected

Yellow – Lightning detected within 20 miles

Red – Lightning detected within 10 miles

This feature serves as an additional safety tool to help members make informed decisions and locate appropriate shelter during summer storms in St. Louis. While the Club’s lightning sirens will continue to sound, the app offers a convenient way to check current conditions at any time.

Please note that all lightning alerts apply to every area of the Club, including golf, tennis, and the pool.

Seasonal Hours

Clubhouse Dining (Beginning March 31)

Casual Lunch

Tuesday–Saturday | 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

Casual Dinner

Tuesday–Thursday | 5:30–8:30 p.m.

Friday–Saturday | 5:30–9:30 p.m.

Formal Dinner

Thursday–Saturday | 6–9:30 p.m.

Sunday Brunch

Sunday | 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

Sunday Night Buffet

Sunday | 5:30–8:30 p.m.

Oasis Terrace (Beginning April 30)

Tuesday–Thursday | 3:30–9:30 p.m.

Friday–Saturday | 3:30–10:30 p.m.

Sunday | 3:30–8:30 p.m.

Poolside Dining (Friday, May 22)

Sunday–Thursday | 5–8:30 p.m.

Friday–Saturday | 5–9:30 p.m.

Snack Bar Dining (Saturday, May 23)

Lunch Counter Service

Daily | 11:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Field Bar

Tuesday–Sunday | 9 a.m.–Dusk

Holiday Hours

Easter (Sunday, April 5)

Clubhouse Dining | 11:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.

Club closes at 2:30 p.m.

Memorial Day (Monday, May 25)

Club Open for Memorial Day

Tuesday, May 26

Club Closed

Upcoming Events

Save The Date: 2026 Events

Independence Day Celebration: Saturday, July 4

Labor Day Buffet: Monday, September 7

Fall Family Festival: Sunday, October 11

Halloween Clubhouse Party: Sunday, October 25

Thanksgiving Buffet: Thursday, November 26

Father–Son Luncheon: Saturday, December 5

Mother–Daughter Nutcracker Tea: Sunday, December 6

Ladies Holiday Luncheon: Thursday, December 10

Family Holiday Party: Sunday, December 13

Christmas Eve Buffet: Thursday, December 24

ArchivesCorner

HanginginashadowboxintheOasisDiningRoomisoneofthemostspecialtreasuresintheSLCCarchivescollection.The itemisamen’seveningpolojacketthatwasdonatedanumberofyearsagobythefamilyofWallaceDelafieldSimmons.The jacket, from the late 1800’s, is believed to have been worn by members of the early SLCC polo team when they attended eventsattheclub.

The evening jacket was custom made for Wallace D. Simmons by Neioll The Tailor, who made high grade garments at his shop located in downtown St. Louis at 715-717 Olive Street. The Victorian style jacket, made of worsted wool, is red with a greencollarwiththeSLCClogooneachsideofthecollarandgreensleeves.Thethreebuttonsonthefrontofthejacketare highpolishedbrasswiththeSLCClogoappearingoneachbutton.

Wallace Delafield Simmons (11/24/1867 – 12/7/1929) was born in St. Louis, the oldest son of Edward Campbell Simmons (the founder of Simmons Hardware Company) and Garafelia Welch Simmons. He was educated in St. Louis and, in 1890, graduated from Yale University. Upon his graduation from Yale, he entered Simmons Hardware Company, serving in a number of positions including as a traveling salesman and as Assistant Treasurer. Upon his father’s retirement in 1897, he was elected president of Simmons Hardware Company, a company that by 1900 occupied over 1,500,000 sq. ft. of warehouse space. He held this position for the next 25 years until, in 1922, the company merged with the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. In 1922 he retired from the firm, spending the rest of his life serving on a variety of boards. SimmonsdiedofaheartattackathishomeinSt.Louisattheageof62afewminutesafterreturningfromahorsebackride inForestParkandisburiedatBellefontaineCemetery.

Wallace D. Simmons was an early SLCC member, listed as a member in the 1897 club roster and listed as a member of the SLCCpoloteaminthe1899PoloAssociationroster.Simmonswasalsooneoftwomemberswho,on10/28/1919,proposed PrescottBushforJuniorMembershipinSLCC(BushwouldbecomeaJuniorMembertwomonthslater).

CurrentSLCCmemberEdwardC.“Ted”SimmonsIIIisthegrandsonofWallaceD.Simmons!Ted’sfather,EdwardC.“Ned” Simmons, II was also a long time SLCC member and polo player.Many thanks to the Simmons family for donating this wonderfultreasurethatwillbeseenandenjoyedbyourmembersandtheirinvitedguestsforgenerationstocome.

WallaceD.Simmons

EdwardC.SimmonsIII

Communication Checklist

Stay Connected This Summer: A Member Communication Checklist

Summer is one of the busiest and most exciting times at the Club. Whether you are here every day or traveling throughout the season, there are several ways to stay informed and connected.

Use the checklist below to ensure you are receiving the latest updates, announcements, and programming information all summer long.

Stay Logged Into the Club App

The Club app is the easiest way to stay connected. Through the app, members can make reservations, register for events, view the Club calendar, monitor weather conditions, and receive important announcements.

Enable App Notifications

Be sure push notifications are enabled so you receive timely updates regarding weather delays, event reminders, and other important Club information.

Subscribe to the SLCC Scoop

Our weekly email, The Scoop, is delivered every Monday at 2 p.m. and serves as the Club’s primary communication for the week ahead. Each issue highlights upcoming events, dining features, sports updates, and important announcements.

Review the “Week at a Glance”

At the bottom of each issue of the SLCC Scoop, you will find the Week at a Glance, a quick snapshot of everything happening around the Club that week across the Clubhouse, Golf, Racquets, and Aquatics.

Join Email Groups That Match Your Interests

Members can subscribe to specific email groups via the website to receive updates directly from our professional staff in areas such as Golf, Racquets, Aquatics, and Junior Programming.

Enroll in Online Statements

Members may sign up for online statements via the app or website, allowing you to conveniently view your account information anytime — whether you are at the Club or away for the summer.

2026 Summer Camp

Weekly Sessions: June 1 - July 20

Registration Requirements

Ages 4-10

Must be a Club Member of St. Louis Country Club to enroll.

Grandchildren living outside a 150mile radius may enroll.

Camp Hours

Drop-Off Window: 8:15 a.m. – 8:45 a.m.

Full-Day Camp: 8:45 a.m. – 2:45 p.m.

Half-Day Camp: 8:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Pick-Up Window: 2:45 p.m. – 3 p.m.

After-Care: 3 p.m. – 4 p.m.

Weekly Tuition

Monday–Friday Options

Full Day: $435 per week

Half Day: $315 per week

Tuesday–Friday Options

Full Day: $395 per week

Half Day: $275 per week

After-Care

$15 per day

Meal Information

Lunch provided daily

Half-Day Campers will have lunch.

Snacks: Afternoon snack for full-day campers.

Pack extra snacks if desired.

Nut Aware Camp: No nuts in packed food or meals.

Registration Information

Opens on January 2, 2026, at 10 a.m. via the app or the KE Camp Website.

Registration:

Must be completed in advance. Registration will remain open until Friday morning of the week prior, space permitting. Any additions after this deadline will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Payment:

Full payment is due upon registration. Pricing listed is valid until 30 days before camp begins, after which a rate increase will take effect:

+$30 for full-day, full-week programs

+$20 for half-day, full-week programs

+$10 for daily rates

Refunds:

Refund requests made before June 1, 2026 may choose between the following two options: 100% camp credit

A monetary refund minus $100 per camper per week + registration fees

Requests after June 1 are eligible for 100% camp credit only.

Payment Methods:

KE Camps accepts ACH, American Express, MasterCard, Visa, and Discover.

Options to Enroll

Visit the Club app and select Stay Connected > 2026 Summer Camp > Register for Camp Scan the QR code

GameNews

OurSt.LouisCountryClubMahjongcommunitycontinuestogrowandthrive, offeringavarietyofopportunitiesformemberstoplay,learn,andconnect.

TherearecurrentlytwostandingopenplaydaysattheClub:Wednesdaysfrom1–3 p.m.forplayerswithsomeexperience,andFridaysfrom3–5p.m.forplayersofall skilllevels.ManymembersenjoygatheringforlunchpriortoWednesdayplayandfor happyhourfollowingFridaygames.Weencourageyoutosignupthroughtheappfor bothopenplayanddining,asithelpsfellowplayersandtheClubprepareforeach

Membersarealsowelcometocoordinatetheirowngamesbyreservingaroom

Tostayconnected,besuretojointheMahjongchatwithintheapp.Ifyouarenotyet added,pleasecontactAllieRodemichatallison.rodemich@stlouiscountryclub.org. Thoseinterestedinlearningthegameorparticipatinginbeginnersessionsare encouragedtoreachouttoCindyHaines.

Thisseason,weareexcitedtointroducenewMahjongmatsforindoorplay,along withafloatingpoolMahjongmat,bringingMahjongpoolsideforafunsummer

Anopenplayeventcelebratingthenew2026card

June–August–SummertimeSoirées

September–October–FallintoMahj

Openplay+cocktails=Sip&SeeWhatHappens(PartTwo)

November5–InauguralMahjongInterclubTournament

SLCCwillhostafour-clubcompetitiveplayevent

December10–MahjFriendsTableattheLadiesHolidayLuncheon

Anopeninvitationtogather,play,andcelebratetheseasontogether

MaryFortMember/MemberBridgeTournament

JoinusfortheMaryFortMember/MemberTournamentonWednesday,May13inthe EastRoomat3:30p.m.

ThegamewillbedirectedbyMarkEhret,withagamefeeof$15perplayer.Membersare invitedtosignupwithapartnerviatheClubapporbycontactingtheFrontDesk.

Weencourageparticipantstomakedinnerreservationsfollowingthetournamentand continuetheeveningwithfriends.Welookforwardtoawonderfuldayofbridgeand friendlycompetition.

From the Green

Spring is right around the corner, and we anticipate the number of rounds will pick up quickly as the weather warms. Here are a few items players can be mindful of to help keep our beautiful C.B. Macdonald–designed courseatreasureforall.

Golf courses require constant care to stay in good playing condition, and golfersthemselvesplayanimportantroleinmaintainingthecourseduring their round. While our course maintenance crew works hard every day, simple actions by players can significantly reduce wear and tear and help keep the course enjoyable for everyone. By practicing good etiquette and taking responsibility for the impact of their shots and movement around the course, golfers can help preserve our turf quality, maintain pace of play,andcontributetoabetteroverallexperience.

One of the most important things golfers can do is repair ball marks on the greens. When a ball lands on the green, it can leave a small indentation known as a ball mark. If left unrepaired, these marks can damage the turf and create uneven surfaces. Golfers should always carry a repair tool and fix their own mark immediately. It is also helpful to repair one or two additional marks nearby if time allows. Properly repaired ball marks heal quickly and help keep the greens smooth and healthy for the groups playing behindyou.

Replacing or filling divots in the fairway is another key responsibility. A divot occurs when a player’s swing removes a section of turf. If these areas are left exposed, the soil can dry out more quickly and the grass may take longer to recover. Please use the divot mix provided on carts or at the several divot bottle locations on the course to lightly fill the divot. This helps ensure the turf grows back quickly and provides a better lie for playerswhofindtheirballinapreviouslyplayedarea.

Raking bunkers after hitting from them is another important maintenance task. Footprints and swing marks left in the sand can create unfair conditions for the next player. Golfers should carefully rake the area where they played their shot, smoothing the sand and removing any deep impressions. The rake should then be placed as recommended, with the head of the rake slightly in the bunker and the handle leaning against the turfoutsidethebunkeredge.

Golf cart use also affects course conditions, so please follow posted cart rules. Staying on designated paths when required and observing “cart path only” signs, directional arrows, and roped areas helps prevent damage to the turf. When carts are allowed on the fairways, please avoid sharp turns or driving too close to greens and tees, where the grass is more delicate. Generally, carts should exit the fairway where directional arrows are placed,typically20–30yardsshortofthegreen.

By repairing ball marks, replacing divots, raking bunkers, following cart rules, and keeping the course clean, golfers can make a meaningful contribution to course maintenance. These small efforts require little time but have a big impact, ensuring the course remains in great shape for everyonewhoplaysit.

2026 Golf Events

Men’sEvents

ChampagneCupMatchDraw–April9

Men’sClubChampionshipMatchDraw–April9

Men’sOpeningDayTournament–April18

Men’sIn-TownMemberGuest–May14

SeniorGolf–May21,June18,July23,&Aug.6

Men’sSuper-SeniorMatchPlayDraw–May21

WillieAndersonFour-BallDraw–May21

Craden-StaebelCup–May25

80thAnnualInvitational–June11–13

SteveSprayStrokePlay–June27&28

Cowboys&Indians–July3

Businessmen’sSpecial–July30

Men’sInterclub@St.LouisC.C.–August13

President’sCup–September7

Men’sSeptemberShootout(50+)–September11

B.B.CulverSeniorTournament–September17

C.B.MacdonaldMatches@St.LouisC.C.–Sept.23-26

GreenTeeOpen–October3

Ladies’Events

LadiesGolfWednesdays–April22throughSeptember30

CurtisTeamMatchDraw–April22

NetIndividualMatchPlayDraw–April22

LadiesOpeningDay–May20

LadiesT-Cup@OldWarsonC.C.–June9

LadiesMember/MemberRinger–June16-18

LadiesMember-Guest–June24

LadiesT-Cup@St.LouisC.C.–July1

LadiesClubChampionshipMatchDraw–July1

•LadiesSt.LouisDistrictTournament–July22

LadiesT-Cup@WestwoodC.C.–July28

Ladies9-HoleScramble–August1

6thAnnualLadiesInvitational–August28&29

LadiesT-Cup@WestwoodC.C.–September1

EllenConantStrokePlay–September2

CallawayClubFitting–May2

TaylormadeClubFitting–May7

PINGClubFitting–May9

TitleistClubFitting–May19

CallawayClubFitting–May31

TitleistClubFitting–June16

TaylormadeClubFitting–June19

PINGClubFitting–June20

PuttingTournaments

May13,Wednesday–PuttingTournament

June17,Wednesday–PuttingTournament

July15,Wednesday–PuttingTournament

August19,Wednesday–PuttingTournament

September16,Wednesday–PuttingChampionship

Family,Mixed&SpecialEvents

MixedMemberTournament–May3

GenerationGap–June21

CouplesDivorceOpen–August16

GlowBallGolf–October9

St.LouisC.C.GolfAwards–October28

JuniorEvents

Jr.ClubFitting–April11

PGAJr.LeagueMatch–April25

PGAJr.LeagueMatch–May9

PGAJr.LeagueMatch–May16

PGAJr.LeagueMatch–May28

PGAJr.LeagueMatch–June4

PGAJr.LeagueMatch–June6

PGAJr.LeagueMatch–June20

PGAJr.LeagueMatch–July8

PGAJr.LeagueMatch–July11

GatewayPGAJuniorEvent–July13

PGAJr.LeagueMatch–July18

JuniorClubChampionship–July28

JuniorGolfAwards/FamilyGlowGolf–October16

JuniorGolfNews

2026 Junior Golf Program

Welcome to the 2026 St. Louis Country Club Junior Golf Program! We have an exciting season ahead with a variety of opportunities for young golfers to learn, practice, and

The Junior Golf Academy will begin in April with Drive, Chip & Putt clinics, designed to introduce young golfers to the fundamentals of the game while preparing them for the Club’s in-house Drive, Chip & Putt competition at the end of May. These clinics are also excellent preparation for those interested in participating in the national Drive, Chip &

Thesesessionsareagreatwaytogetyourchildreadyforthegolfseasonahead.

Beginning in June, the Junior Golf Academy will transition to in-season programming with

The curriculum for the 9 & Under group will follow an Operation 36–style program, focusingonskilldevelopment,confidence,andprogressiveon-courselearning.

Once per week, juniors will have the opportunity to participate in a two-hour playing clinic with our golf professionals. These limited-capacity sessions provide valuable oncourseinstructionandwillreplacethestandardone-hourcliniconthosedays.

PGA Junior League

The PGA Junior League offers a team-based format featuring team practices and friendly competitions. This program is ideal for juniors who are comfortable playing nine holes and carrying their own clubs.

Eligible players must not have reached their 14th birthday by July 31, 2026, with most participants ranging from ages 8–13. Exceptions may be made for younger players who are able to walk the course and carry their own bag.

The season will include in-house matches as well as competitions against other area clubs. Team Captains: Jordan, Susan, Tyler, Kyle, and Daniel

Registration Fee: $470

Registration Deadline: May 1

JuniorGolfNews

Gamma Alpha Nu – SLCC’s Golf Sorority for Girls

We are excited to welcome back one of our most fun traditions this summer - Gamma Alpha Nu, SLCC’s golf sorority for girls ages 5–11, led by Assistant Golf Professional Susan Fromuth.

Gamma Alpha Nu meets every Sunday from 4–5 p.m., beginning in April and continuing through mid-September. Each weekly “chapter meeting” is filled with the group’s signature traditions - including a secret password and handshake to enter, fun golf activities, friendly competitions, and, of course, candy and prizes. The combination of golf, friendship, and a little bit of sorority-style fun creates an atmosphere the girls look forward to each week.

Participants earn points for attending, wearing their Gamma Alpha Nu gear, and taking part in weekly activities. After earning enough points, they can redeem them for fun prizes. To encourage time on the course, the girls are also recognized for the number of holes they play during the week, with their earnings collected throughout the season and donated to a local charitable organization at the final meeting.

Throughout the summer, guest speakers - including local high school and college golfers and members of the SLCC community - visit the group to share their experiences and encourage the girls in their golf journeys. Many Lady members also volunteer as “Big Sisters,” spending time with participants on the course to practice and play, helping build confidence and friendships along the way.

New participants and Big Sister volunteers are always welcome. If you or your daughter would like to be part of Gamma Alpha Nu this summer, please contact Susan Fromuth at susan.fromuth@stlouiscountryclub.org for more information.

Racquets News & Updates

June|SummerProgramminginFullSwing Withschoolout,ourfullsummerracquetsschedulebegins, offeringprogrammingforallagesandskilllevels.

JuniorTennisClinics(Monday–Thursday)

8:30–10:00a.m.|OrangeBall(Ages7–9)

10:30a.m.–12:00p.m.|YellowBall(Ages12+)

12:30–2:00p.m.|GreenBall(Ages10–12)

FridayInter-ClubMatches

10:30a.m.–2:00p.m.(OrangeBallandabove)

AfternoonClinics(Thursdays)

4:00–5:00p.m.|TinyTots(Ages3–5)

4:00–5:00p.m.|JuniorClinic(Ages5–8)

Children may also participate in tennis programming alongsideSLCCCamp.

SummerSLCCRacquetsCamp

Ages4–10|Monday–Friday

8:30a.m.–12:00p.m.

$360perweek

May26–July27

This half-day camp introduces children to all racquet sports offered at the Club, including tennis, pickleball, paddle, spec, and touch tennis. Campers will also enjoy downtime activities such as drawing and games. Weekly registrationisrequired.

MixedDoublesInvitational

Saturday,June13|9:00a.m.–2:00p.m.

Our premier adult tennis event of the summer! Invite a guestandenjoyadayofcompetition,food,drinks,andfun. Bothsocialandcompetitivebracketsareavailable.

Ongoing Weekly Programming

Saturday Pickleball Clinics

9:00 – 10:30 a.m. | Advanced 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Intermediate

Evening Tennis Drills: Wednesdays | 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.

Fast-paced drills designed for upper intermediate to advanced players.

Play with the Pro – Pickleball: Wednesdays | 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.

Match play with live coaching and quick instruction between points.

Racquets News & Updates

Inter-Club & Competitive Play

Pickleball Inter-Club League

Select Wednesdays | 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.

(May 13, June 10 & 25, July 8, August 12)

A fun, social league with light competition against other clubs. Food and beverages provided at each host club.

Junior Inter-Club Matches

Fridays | June & July | 10:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

A summer staple featuring matches, practice, and team camaraderie.

Club Championships

Men’s Singles: Played throughout June–August (Finals in September)

Men’s & Women’s Doubles: Saturday, September 20

Racquets Highlights

Congratulations to Troy Duncan and Charlie Curtis, champions of the Men’s Paddle Pro-Am, following an exciting final match.

Our juniors enjoyed a fantastic Pizza Tennis Movie Night at the Davis Court—an evening filled with games, pizza, and a movie under the lights.

Junior Pizza & S’mores Paddle events were a great success, bringing energy and fun to the platform courts.

Ladies Paddle Sunday Fun Day was the perfect way to close out the season, with great weather and even better company on the courts.