Club Times: May June 2024

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Sports Appreciation Night Honoring Andruw Jones May 9

MAY/JUNE 2024

Spring Forward with Ready Golf

A letter from your Golf Chair easier to take small steps from the onset of the round to keep up pace than it is to play catch up after being notified by an AAC Ranger. Tournaments Atlanta Athletic Club has a rich history and legacy of championship golf, and this year we are continuing the tradition through our elevated club tournaments. All of the club events are strategically designed to offer tournament experiences that target all of the unique needs of all of our members. Eric Still, our PGA Tournament Director, has leveraged the Club’s Golf Genius platform to automate registration for the 2024 member events. Check out our Member-Guest Invitationals and Member-Member events that are scheduled throughout the year. Whether your goal is camaraderie or competition, AAC tournaments offer fun and competitive events for golfers of every level. New Team Members We are excited to welcome two new Associate Professionals for the 2024 season, Connor Prins and James Konarzewski! Connor Prins joins us from Monterey Peninsula Country Club (MPCC). Before his tenure at MPCC, Connor grew up in Denver and went on to play college golf at Monterey Peninsula College. He is a die-hard Denver Broncos fan and we will need to work hard to convert him into a Falcons fan. James Konarzewski is the team's most recent addition and came from Congressional Country Club. Before his golf career began, James grew up in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, which is sandwiched between Green Bay and Lake Michigan. When asked about moving to Atlanta, he responded, “I heard it gets much hotter here.” Both Connor and James are working through the AAC professional development program, which is preparing them to one day run their own golf operations. The future is bright for Connor and James, and we are excited they have joined the AAC Team! Finally, I would like to take this opportunity to shout out to our PGA golf instructors for helping our members improve their skills and enjoyment of the game and also to Kristin Everard for optimizing our Golf Pro Shop merchandise with first-class equipment and apparel. As we embark on another memorable golf season, I encourage everyone to fully enjoy every round in 2024. Whether you’re on Highlands, Riverside, or a quick sprint through the Par 3 course make sure to take a moment of gratitude to appreciate the opportunity we have available at the AAC.

I am very excited for the opportunity to work with Bud Taylor and our Golf Operations team during the Club’s 2024/2025 fiscal year. The question was asked …”What do you get when you combine two very different golf courses, unparalleled club history and world class athletic facilities?” One of my enjoyable pleasures is hosting guests at the AAC and sharing the experience of

our championship courses. Whether it’s navigating “Calamity Lane,” the last four holes on the back nine of Highlands, and avoiding the scorecard disasters or enjoying the scenic vistas of the Chattahoochee River as you negotiate the chills and thrills of the Riverside Course. Both courses stimulate your senses with beauty, wildlife, precarious club selection decisions with water features and bunkers awaiting. I encourage everyone to appreciate and enjoy the great assets that we have available to us. As we look forward to the calendar in 2024: Ladies & Gentlemen’s Par 3 Leagues are Back! In 2022, the Gentlemen’s Par 3 League had its inaugural season and was an overnight success. Last season, Caitlin Cannon founded the Ladies Par 3 League, which saw similar instant success. Coming into 2024, we are expecting even more members to participate between the two leagues! The Ladies will play on Tuesday evenings beginning in June, while the Gentlemen will host their draft on May 1st and begin play two weeks later. Additional information and sign-ups will be Promoting golf stewardship on the course by repairing ball marks, raking bunkers, filling divots, and picking up tees will continue to be a priority of the Golf Operations team. In addition, pace of play is a commitment that enhances the golf experience for all members and guests. Our goal is 4 hours under normal course conditions. The following are small steps that all players and groups can take to shave precious minutes off each hole. • Play Ready Golf: A simple, popular, and effective way to play fast. • Make club selections and read putts while your playing partners are playing without disturbing their routines. • Cart partners can drop off their playing companion and drive to their ball position when safe and clear from the proximity of other members in the group. • One Club In, One Club Out: For players that use golf carts, put the club you just used back in the bag at the same time as you select the club for your next shot. This can save up to ten seconds per shot. • Play Fescue Areas as a Red Penalty Area: Fescue areas are a Red Penalty Areas in the AAC local rules; encourage your group to adopt this rule and save time and strokes. • Keep up with the group in front of you not immediately in front of the group behind you. Taking these small steps can shave fifteen minutes off your next round of golf. Speaking from personal experience, it is much published for both events in the near future. Golf Stewardship & Pace of Play

Fairways & Greens, Milford McGuirt AAC Golf Chairman

AAC Candidate Preview Night Friday, June 14 5:00-8:00 pm 1898 House Do you have friends, colleagues or family members who are interested in learning more about membership at AAC? Invite them to join you for an evening of live music, complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, where they can tour the Club, meet members, and learn about everything we offer. Timbers will be available for complimentary childcare. Tours beginning at 4:00 pm

For more details and to make a reservation, please contact Erica Smith, Membership Director, at esmith@aac1.org or 770-368-7702.

membership news

Welcome, New Members

Dermatologist and Owner of Dermatology Center of Atlanta. She received her bachelor’s degree in Applied Biology from Georgia Tech and her MD from the Medical College of Georgia. They live in Johns Creek and have a son and two daughters.

Mr. Hanson is the Chief Operating Officer at Guardian Sports. He received his bachelor’s degree in finance from Georgia Tech. Mrs. Hanson is a Senior Solutions Engineer at OneTrust. She received her bachelor’s degree in Business Analytics and Statistics from the University of Tennessee. They live in Peachtree Corners with their dog Cooper and are both high school small group leaders at North Point Community Church.

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February

Mr. Joshua Garrard Legacy Jones Membership Sponsors: Mr. Ron Garrard, Mr. Jerrill Sprinkle, Mr. Kevin Stipe Mr. Garrard is an Industrial Real Estate Broker with Brighton Property Group. He received his bachelor’s in Finance from Auburn University. He lives in Brookhaven.

Mr. Tom Doran and his wife Kelley Jones Membership Sponsors: Mr. Kevin Stipe, Mr. Mark Chapman, Mr. Craig Ramsey Mr. Doran is Partner at Reagan Consulting. He received his BBA and MBA degrees from Georgia State University. Mrs. Doran is a homemaker. She received her bachelor's degree from the University of Virginia and her master’s in Public Health at the University of North Carolina. They live in Peachtree Corners and have two grown children.

Mr. Alex Gue and his wife Angie Heisman Membership Sponsors: Mr. Ryan Grant, Mr. Craig Henry, Mr. Brett Lane Mr. Gue is CEO at Click Partnerships. He received his bachelor’s in Communications at Marshal University. Mrs. Gue received her bachelor’s in Mathematics at the University of Michigan and her master’s in Secondary Education at Marshall University. They live in Johns Creek with their four children.

Patrick Jenkins February 8 In Loving Memory John Koontz February 23 David Harms February 26

Mrs. Kylie Roger and her husband Malte Heisman Membership Sponsors: Mr. Andy Stancil, Mr. Kenny Powers, Mrs. Jessica Saszi Mrs. Roger is a Homemaker. She was previously the Member Relations Director at Country Club of the South. Mr. Roger is Vice President at Euroma International, Inc. He received his bachelor’s degree at Georgia State University, where he played on the tennis team. They live in Alpharetta with their two sons.

Mr. Glenn Gray and his wife Leslie Jones Membership Sponsors: Mr. Bill Mitchell, Mr. Mike Last, Mr. Bob Lussier Mr. Gray is CFO at Dermatology Center of Atlanta. He received his bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering at Georgia Tech. Dr. Leslie Gray is a

Mr. Jake Hanson and his wife Shea Legacy Jones Membership Sponsors: Mr. Lee Hanson, Mrs. Caitlin Gouws, Mrs. Eliza Crawford

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50 Year Members

Phil Porter

50 years of AAC dues, wow! One of my first experiences at the AAC was taking swimming lessons at the downtown facility in the 60’s. In the 70’s, tee times were rarely necessary and there would only be a few people at the pool. In the 80’s and 90’s my family had a lot of fun at the AAC Yacht Club on Lake Lanier. I have seen a lot of changes and had a lot of fun at various social events with friends over the years, but the best experiences Beth and I have had involved raising our children at the Club. Both of our children swam on the Barracuda swim team for many years. They were also very involved with the Junior Golf Program. They greatly benefitted from the dedication and time that Jimmy, Chan and Matt invested in them. I truly believe that it is one of the best junior golf programs in the country. The success of the program is evident in the number of golfers in high school, college and professionally that represent the AAC. Now, our daughter is a third-generation member and our grandson will start Little Chippers next summer – so a new chapter of fun is starting all over again with a fourth generation on the course. Bill and Decie Nygaard In 1975, we relocated from Sandy Springs as we wanted to be close to the club. At that time, both of us were beginners at tennis, and we met many friends at the tennis court. Before ALTA, the men would meet Saturday morning to play tennis and then play afternoon golf making a full day of sports. Our two daughters were part of the gymnastics league and then they started playing tennis. In our senior years, we took up golf and played with many golf friends at the club on Sunday afternoon then dined. Decie and I also enjoyed going to the Athletic Center to keep us going. In addition, we enjoyed many meals at the club, from dining in the Merion Room having Kurt’s bananas foster prepared at the table. Sunday brunch was great having Jessie’s grits and sausage gravy and fried chicken. We’ve met many loyal employees over the years as well. My family treasures all of our fond memories at the Athletic Club. See you out there!

Sports ppreciation Night Presentation of the Buz McGriff Award and Induction of Members into the AAC Hall of Fame THURSDAY, MAY 9 | $ 145 ++ 5:30 pm Cocktail Hour & Children's Autograph Signing, 1 Autograph & 1 photo per child 6:30 pm Dinner and Program

2024 Buz McGriff Award Recipient Andruw Jones Andruw Jones played 17 seasons in Major League Baseball, including 12 seasons with the Atlanta Braves. Initially drafted by the Braves at age 16, Mr. Jones is widely considered to be the best player to come out of his home country of Curacao. After playing for the Braves, he went on to play for the Dodgers, Rangers, White Sox and Yankees to finish his career. Best known for his defensive prowess, Jones won 10 consecutive Gold Glove awards with the Braves, a feat accomplished by just four other players in baseball history. As one of the most prolific players to wear a Braves uniform, he is just the third player in franchise history to record seven 30-homer seasons, and was the youngest player to ever hit a home run in a World Series game at age 19.

10-Time NL Gold Glove Award Winner (1998– 2007) 5-Time All-Star (2000, 2002–03, 2005–06) MVP Runner-up in 2005 Led the majors with 51 home runs in 2005 Led the National League with 128 RBIs in 2005 NL Silver Slugger Award in 2005 NL Hank Aaron Award as the league's best offensive player in 2005 NL player of the Month for June and August 2005 Major League Player of the Year for 2005, as chosen by the MLBPA Number 25 retired by the Atlanta Braves on September 9, 2023

2024 AAC Hall of Fame Inductees

Todd Peterson AAC member since 1999 • NFL Placekicker: 159 games, 12 seasons, 5 teams • Converted 79.4% of FG attempts and 99.1% of PAT attempts • Scored 100 or more points in 6 NFL seasons • Scored 1043 points; At retirement, one of only 34 players with 1000 or more career points • Kicked 12 game-winning field goals; NFL record only player to make GWFGs with 5 different teams • 1999 Season - NFL record at time, Most 40+ yard FGs in a season (Seahawks, 14, since broken) • 1999 Season - Second in FGs made (34) and Third in Points Scored (134 • University of Georgia - 1992 Academic All America (Football) and Sphinx Inductee (1993) • Grew up in Valdosta, GA; was inducted into the Valdosta Sports Hall of Fame in 2007

Courtney Swaim Trimble AAC member since 2003 • Member of the victorious U.S. Curtis Cup Team 2002 • Competed on the Futures Tour with four top-five finishes • Competed in the U.S. Women’s Open 2002, 2004 • 4-year letterwinner at Auburn University; runner-up at the 2002 NCAA Championship • All-SEC honors 1999, 2001, 2002 and 1st Team All-American honors 2002 • Assistant Women’s Golf Coach – Auburn University 2006-2009; Head Women’s Golf Coach University of Central Florida 2009-2012; Head Women’s Golf Coach University of Louisville 2012-2019 • Individual state high school champion – Duluth High School 1998 • Gwinnett County Hall of Fame Inductee 2013

Jerry Rhea AAC member since 2020 • Athletic Trainer for the Atlanta • Induction into the NATA Hall of Fame in 1985 • Recipient of the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine Distinguished Service Athletic Trainer Award in 1991 • Induction into the GATA’s Hall of Fame in 2004; also named an award after him • Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society (PFATS) created the Jerry “Hawk” Rhea Award • Induction into the PFATS Hall of Fame in 2022 • Pro Football Hall of Fame Award of Excellence, 2022 • Atlanta Falcon’s Training Room was named after him in 2022 Falcons from 1969 until 1994 and for the 1996 Atlanta Olympics

golf

Golf Operation Hours May GOLF COURSE: Tuesday - Friday

2024 PLAYER REFERENCE GUIDE ON THE RULES OF HANDICAPPING

8:30 am - Dusk 8:00 am - Dusk

Saturday - Sunday GOLF SHOP: Tuesday - Friday Saturday - Sunday June GOLF COURSE: Tuesday - Sunday GOLF SHOP: Tuesday - Sunday

8:00 am - 7:00 pm 7:30 am - 7:00 pm

Recent Results

ANNUAL MEMBER SCRAMBLE Congratulations to our Annual Member Scramble Champions for each making an impressive 14 birdies and a few eagles! GROSS WINNERS Kyle Hammond, Jason Sigler, Dimitri Cassini, Nick Cassini NET WINNERS Phil Pendergrass, Trey Carnes, Brian Mohs, Brian Buzun SWING INTO SPRING WGA COMBO EVENT Nanhee Ro, Kim Murray, Gina Solomon, Ada Clough 1 8-HOLE WGA OPENING DAY SHAMBLE FLIGHT 1 CHAMPIONS Ruth Heffernan, Ginny Harrell, Gail Craine FLIGHT 2 CHAMPIONS Mychelle Travis, Kelly Keeler, Tracy Reidenbach, Lisa Compton 9 -HOLE WGA OPENING DAY SCRAMBLE Congratulations to our champions for sporting an impressive score of (–14) and (–9). Golfing Barbie would be proud! FRONT NINE FLIGHT CHAMPIONS Anna Walker, Tina Ballon, Mary Aguilar, Mary Jo Olsen BACK NINE FLIGHT CHAMPIONS Kim Murray, Ellen McGann, Pam Shaw, Lee Kidney

8:00 am - Dusk

7:30 am - 7:00 pm

May & June PRACTICE FACILITY: Tuesday - Sunday

8:00 am until 30 minutes prior to sunset

GOLF CARTS: Last Cart Out Last Cart In

1 Hour Before Sunset

Dusk

Upcoming Tournaments

WGA 18-Hole Dutch Treat

MAY 1 MAY 2

The Nelson

MAY 4 - 5 Mid-Amateur Championship MAY 4 - 5 Men's Senior/Super Senior Championship MAY 14 - 15 WGA 18-Hole Team Play MAY 26 WGA 9 & 18-Hole Sunday Couples JUNE 6-8 Gentlemen's Spring Invitational JUNE 19 The Nelly Women's Tournament

Fantastic Shots HOLE IN ONE Chuck Walker

Riverside, 11 Riverside, 11

Miles Harrison EAGLE Judd Stewart

Highlands, 18

nine-hole women’s golf

Opening Day Opening Day gave a nod to Barbie with all things pink! Our golfers sported celebratory apparel that would make the 64-year-old icon proud. Beautiful weather elevated the camaraderie, fantastic play and welcoming luncheon. Many thanks to our seasoned Opening Day Committee, Ada Clough, Kathy Weisburg, and Elizabeth Dickens, along with special touches by Kim Costello and Lee Kidney. They provided an inspiring ambience for our 2024 season start!

OPENING DAY WINNERS:

1st Place Front Nine: Anna Walker, Tina Ballon, Mary Aguilar, MJ Olsen 2nd Place Front Nine: Teresa Caro, Karen Anderson, Patricia Sweeney, Pam Packer 1st Place Back Nine: Kimberly Murray, Ellen McGann, Pam Shaw, Lee Kidney 2nd Place Back Nine: Amanda Tyler, Kim Alexander, Connie Lussier, Beth Towner

FUN FACT: The 9HWGA has grown dramatically from 119 members in 2019 to 172 members in 2024. Many thanks to the AAC’s Ladies Academy Director, Caitlin Cannon, who was rightfully awarded the PGA Player Development Award by the Georgia Section of the PGA. She has sparked fun and enthusiasm in introducing golf to countless women through Operation 36.

Upcoming Dates MAY 7

CLOSEST TO THE PIN #3 Kathy Halligan #6 Beth Saxe #8 Debby Carrig #11 Lynda Bartkow #17 Laurie Ann Garrett

Play Day

Nine and Wine

MAY 8 MAY 21 MAY 26 JUNE 4 JUNE 18 JUNE 19 JUNE 23 JUNE 25

Play Day

Sunday Couples

Play Day Play Day The Nelly

Sunday Couples

Play Day

In Memoriam Mary Pless (1936-2023), our beloved first president (1989) and cherished member of our 9HWGA, passed away in December. Her warmth and dedication to volunteerism in the Atlanta community brightened the lives of all who knew her. We will forever treasure the memories we shared and the kindness she bestowed on everyone she encountered.

eighteen-hole women’s golf

Opening Brunch and Rules Clinic In early March, AACWGA 18-Hole President Mychelle Travis officially welcomed the 18-hole ladies to the 2024 season. The ladies enjoyed a beautiful brunch, met several new 18-hole members, and golf pro Eric Still kept everyone laughing while testing our familiarity with common golf rule infractions. Mychelle, the Board, and the golf management staff have worked very diligently to provide a fun season of golf this year!

2024 Opening Day Shamble Our 18-Hole ladies kicked off their 70-year anniversary with a team shamble during a beautiful Opening Day Tournament. Congratulations to all of the winners!

Upcoming Events MAY 1

Dutch Treat Tournament

Play Day Team Play

MAY 8

MAY 14 & MAY 15 MAY 21 -MAY 27

Game of the Week May Couples Golf

MAY 26 MAY 29 JUNE 5

Play Day Play Day

Gladys Denson Handicap Tournament

JUNE 11 & JUNE 12

The Nelly

JUNE 19

Game of the Week June Couples Golf

JUNE 1 8-JUNE 25

JUNE 23

junior golf Recent Results PAR 3 PARENT-CHILDWINNERS! 13 & Over Division: 1st Place: James & Craig Henry - 21 - 6 under! Runner-Up: Dan & Drew Cusimano - 23 - 4 under! Closest to the Hole: #7 - Miles Harrison - 2' 8" Closest to the Hole: #9 - Craig Henry - HOLE-IN-ONE! 10-12 Division: 1st Place: Mark & Gunner Webb - 25 - 2 under! T-Runner-Up: Tom & Tom Wells - 25 T-Runner-Up: Daniel & Anna Norris - 25 Closest to the Hole: #5 - Mason Yi - 2' 3" Closest to the Hole: #6 - Alan O'Regan - 11' 6" 9 & Under Division: 1st Place: Patrick & Wells Carey - 29 Runner-Up: Tommy & Thomas Orton - 30 Closest to the Hole: #1 - Luke Pham - 14' 1" Closest to the Hole: #4 - Andrew Miller - 5' 3" JR. GOLF BANQUET HONOREES! 2023 Sportsmanship Award: Miles Harrison 2023 Most Improved Player: George Nicholas 2023 Rookie of the Year : Tom Wells 2024 Senior Class: Miles Harrison, Clayton Couey, James Henry, Lane Ferrell 2023 "50 Club" Front: Dom Mantia, Tres Izquierdo, Hudson Kohout, Anna Norris, Gunner Webb, Mason Yi Back: Wade Eddy, Isabelle Denbow, George Nicholas, Huntley Couch, Ryan Glover, Drew Cusimano SIGN UP FOR THE JR. GOLF JOURNAL EMAIL LIST! The best way to stay up to date on all the Jr. Golf happenings at AAC is to be a part of the Jr. Golf Journal email list! If you would like to be added to the list, please email AAC Junior Golf Leader Chris Moore at ccm@aac1.org and he will add you to the list. Upcoming Events PAR 3 TOUR CONTINUES The Par 3 Tour will continue on Saturdays and Sundays in May. Most Saturdays will feature the individual stroke play event at noon, and Sundays will feature the team scramble event at 2:00 p.m. 2023 Player of the Year : Ryan Glover 2023 Mentorship Award: Emma Veil

2024 Summer Golf Camp Summer Golf Camp #1

June 4-6, 9:00 am-1:30 pm June 13-14, 9:00 am-1:30 pm June 18 - 20, 9:00 am-1:30 pm July 2 - 3, 9:00 am-1:30 pm

Summer Golf Camp #2 (2 Days) Summer Golf Camp #3 Summer Golf Camp #4 (2 Days) Summer Golf Camp #5 Summer Golf Camp #6 Summer Golf Camp #7

July 9 - 11, 9:00 am-1:30 pm July 16 - 18, 9:00 am–1:30 pm

July 23 - 25, 9:00 am–1:30 pm Summer Golf Camp #8 July 30 - August 1, 9:00 am -1:30 pm ELIGIBILITY The Summer Golf Camps are open to all Jones & Heisman members’ children between the ages of 7 - 13. Members’ grandchildren are welcome to sign up on a space available basis. Grandchildren are considered guests. SCHOOL TOPICS Clinics are focused on teaching participants the game of golf through instruction, coaching and competition. Every week will feature a comprehensive look at many different elements of golf, including putting, chipping, pitching, full swing, bunker play and rules and etiquette. LUNCH All players will eat lunch between sessions of the Summer Golf Camp. Players can eat lunch in one of 2 ways: 1) bring their own lunch (refrigerator available) or 2) order off of the pre-set menu (meals will be charged to member account). REGISTRATION The registration fee for each Summer Golf School is $350 per member and $375 per guest. Golf Camp #2 and Golf Camp #4 are $230 per member and $250 per guest as they are only two days. Entries will be taken on a “first sign-up” basis. Registration may be done in 1 of 2 ways. • Register on the AAC Website • Email ccm@aac1.org The week prior to every golf camp, Junior Golf Leader Chris Moore will send all attendees an email with all needed information. In the interim, if you have any questions regarding the camp, please email Chris at ccm@aac1.org

l ineup March/April 2024

The condensed guide to events around the club

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Event & Dining Guidelines For all Club Social Events, reservations can be made online or by contacting the Clubhouse Concierge at 770 - 448 - 2166 . All confirmed reservations are subject to the Club’s 72 -hour cancellation policy. Event Attire COUNTRY CLUB ATTIRE Acceptable dress for gentlemen includes blue jeans in good taste, tailored slacks or shorts, and golf attire. Comparable attire is requested for ladies. All shirts must have a collar. Athletic and tennis attire for both men and women and open toed sandals for men are examples of inappropriate attire. SPECIAL EVENT ATTIRE Acceptable attire for gentlemen includes dress slacks and collared shirts. Jackets are encouraged. All shirts must be worn tucked into pants. Comparable attire is requested for ladies. Blue jeans, athletic attire and open toed sandals for men are examples of inappropriate attire. Restaurant Reminders MERION • Acceptable attire is business/country club casual, which includes: collared shirts, banded collared dress shirts, or turtleneck shirts with dress slacks. Corresponding appropriate attire for ladies during these dining times is expected. Jackets are optional. Athletic attire is not permitted at any time in Merion. • Dependents thirteen (13) and older are permitted but must adhere to the Merion dress code and be seated at the same table as their parents or the supervisory adult. Children under thirteen (13) are not permitted. The exception for this rule is when the Merion is used for special club events seating (Easter, Mother’s Day, Thanksgiving, etc.) ROYAL TROON GRILL, INTERLACHEN LOUNGE, PRIVATE ROOMS • Hoodies Only golf hoodies are permitted on either golf course, par 3 course, driving range/practice areas, or in the Clubhouse (except in the Merion) • Leggings/Yoga Pants Leggings are only permitted when worn under pants, shorts, skorts or skirts.

Around the Clubhouse In all areas, for all ages and for both genders, excessively tight, short or baggy clothing is not considered appropriate attire. Please remember to inform your guests and children of the dress code before coming to the Club. Jeans in good taste are permitted. No low, tight, baggy or faded jeans are allowed. Inappropriate Attire • Flip-flops and other open toe sandals (in any Clubhouse dining area) • Worn/stringy hems or ripped/torn parts on pants/ shorts • Hats or caps worn backward (in any section of the Club, including parking lots and/or golf courses) • Short shorts and tennis shorts • Tee shirts, gym clothes, and sweatshirts FOR GENTLEMEN Collared shirts or banded collar dress shirts are required for gentlemen; turtlenecks, jacketed warm up tops and pants are acceptable. Caps, hats and visors (in social and dining areas of the Club). FOR LADIES Appropriate blouses are required for ladies; turtlenecks, jacketed warm up tops and pants are acceptable. Leather or cloth open toe sandals are permitted. FOR ADOLESCENTS AND CHILDREN While the guidelines set forth for adults apply to children and adolescents in both dining areas, the Club will allow children under age 12 to dress casually, but in good taste, when dining in the Merion Dining Room or attending a formal Club function. Children age 12 and older must comply with the adult dress codes.

Complete Dress Code

Special Clubhouse Hours & Closures

May 27 Entire Club Open

May 28 Clubhouse Closed

May

JUNE 20 Wine Dinner 6:30 pm

MAY 14 1 8-Hole Team Play MAY 15 1 8-Hole Team Play MAY 16 Ladies' Book Club 4:00 pm

MAY 28 Clubhouse Closed

MAY 1 18-Hole Dutch Treat MAY 2 The Nelson Golf Tournament MAY 3 Ladies' Book Club 4:00 pm +April 2 TGIF: Star Wars 5:00 pm Cigar Night 6:30 +April 2 MAY 4 Mid-Amateur Golf Tournament Men's Senior/ Super Senior Golf Tournament

MAY 30 Wine Dinner 6:30 pm June

JUNE 21 TGIF: Checkered Flag 5:00 pm

JUNE 2 8 Timbers: Family Foosball 5:00 pm July JULY 4 July 4 th Festival 5:00 pm + May 31

JUNE 6 Gentlemen's Spring Invitational JUNE 7 Gentlemen's Spring Invitational TGIF: Slip & Slide 5:00 pm Live Music 5:30 pm JUNE 8 Gentlemen's Spring Invitational JUNE 14 Ladies Who Rock Lunch 12:00 pm + May 15 Candidate Preview Night 5:00 pm JUNE 16 Father's Day Brunch JUNE 19 The Nelly Women's Tournament

MAY 17 Pool Opening Weekend 4:00 pm MAY 18 Pool Opening Weekend 10:00 am MAY 19 Pool Opening Weekend 10:00 am

MAY 24 Timbers: Summer Kick-Off 10:00 am Memorial Weekend at the Pool 4:00 pm TGIF: Splash Down 5:00 pm MAY 25 Memorial Weekend at

MAY 8 9-Hole 9 & Wine

MAY 10 Live Music 5:30 pm

MAY 11 Mother Daughter Tea

the Pool 10:00 am

3:00 pm +April 9

MAY 26 Memorial Weekend at

MAY 12 Mother's Day Brunch

the Pool 10:00 am

10:30 am +April 4

Bridge Schedule TUESDAYS Practice Day 2:30 pm WEDNESDAYS Duplicate or Round Robin 2:45 pm Men’s Bridge 4:00 pm

Tennis Clinics SUNDAYS Tennis 101 10:00 – 11:00 am Tennis 201 11:00 am – 12:00 pm MONDAYS Pickleball – Level 1 9:00 – 10:30 am Pickleball – Level 2 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Cardio Pickleball 4:15 – 5:00 pm | 5:00 – 6:00 pm

Group Fitness Schedule

FRIDAYS Monthly Couples 3:45 pm

The Nelly Invitational June 19

Cardio Tennis 9:00 – 10:30 am Hit & Fit 12:00 – 1:30 pm

TUESDAYS Early Bird 7:00 – 8:30 am Pickleball Open Play 6:30 – 9:00 pm WEDNESDAYS Cardio Pickleball 4:15 – 5:00 pm | 5:00 – 6:00 pm Adult Tennis Camp

All female golf members are invited to play DIVISIONS: 18 Hole Scramble 11:00 am Shotgun* Par 3 9 Hole Scramble 1:30 pm Shotgun Happy Hour celebration at 4 pm for all players! *Handicap Required & Box Lunch Included

9:00 – 10:30 am Cardio Tennis 6:30 – 7:30 pm THURSDAYS Men’s Night 7:00 pm FRIDAYS

Cardio Tennis 9:00 – 10:00 am Intermediate Rusty Ladies 10:00 – 11:00 am Rookie Rusty Ladies 11:00 am – 12:00 pm

social and dining

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WANT TO READ MORE IN 2024 ? Join the Ladies' Book Club The Book Club meets in the Ladies Locker Room at 4:00 pm and no R.S.V.P. is necessary. It is open to all women of the Club. This will be the last meeting of the “season.” We will be starting up again in September. Happy summer reading!

Any questions contact Nancy Ortner nancy_ortner@att.net

The May Read The Seamstress of New Orleans by Diane McPhail Our May 16 book is "The Seamstress of New Orleans" by Diane McPhail. The author will be present! Thanks to Ann McCrory for arranging the author’s visit.

Ladies Bridge Association Spring was fun and festive in the bridge room. Every day women are in and out to play fun and competitive games with fellow Club members. You can always stop by and see some friendly faces. We had another group of beginner graduates join the Ladies Bridge Association in the Spring. We are excited to welcome them to Tuesday Practice Day to hone their skills and put what they have learned into play. Throughout the year we have coordinated lots of lessons for all levels and this will continue. If you are interested in learning more about bridge lessons, please contact MJ Olsen at mjolsen225@gmail.com. Marathon matches concluded in March. This is a 9-month format allowing teams to compete against one another each month. The winners will be announced next month.

s oc i a l /d i n i ng

Opening Pool Weekend Buffet Pricing Adults $27/ Children ages 3-12 $15 Children ages 4 and under are complimentary Friday, May 17 Pool opens: 4 pm - 8 pm Snack and Beverage Service: 4 pm - 8 pm Saturday, May 18 Pool opens: 10 am - 8 pm Snack and Beverage Service: 10:30 am – 8:00 pm Buffet: 11 am – 8 pm DJ and Pool Games: 12 pm – 4 pm Sunday May 19 Pool opens from 12 pm - 8 pm Snack and Beverage Service: 12 pm - 8 pm Buffet: 12 pm – 8 pm Please note a la carte food services will not be available on opening pool weekend. Memorial Weekend at the Pool Buffet Pricing Adults $27/ Children ages 3-12 $15 Children ages 4 and under are complimentary Friday, May 24 Pool opens: 4 pm - 8 pm Snack and Beverage Service: 4 pm - 8 pm Saturday, May 25 Pool opens: 10 am - 8 pm Snack and Beverage Service: 10:30 am – 8:00 pm Lunch Buffet: 11 am – 8 pm Sunday, May 26 Pool opens: 12 pm - 8 pm Snack and Beverage Service: 12 pm - 8 pm Lunch Buffet: 12 pm – 8 pm Monday, May 27 Pool opens: 10 am - 8 pm Snack and Beverage Service : 10:30 am – 8:00 pm Lunch Buffet: 11 am – 8 pm DJ from 12 pm – 4 pm Please note a la carte food services will not be available Memorial weekend. Clubhouse will be closed Tuesday, May 28

Havana Night and Cigar May 3 at 6 : 30 pm 1 8 9 8 House $ 145 per person, guests are welcome Join us as we feature Uncle Nearest for this spring’s “Bourbon & Cigar”. Every attendee will receive signature imported cigars, experience our hand crafted cigar rollers, and a custom menu curated to perfectly pair with Tennessee’s award winning distillery. When making your reservation, please note seating for this event will be tables of 10. If you wish to divide the cost amongst your group, please indicate this at the time the reservation is made. If your party does not have 10 people, the Club will pair reservations to complete communal tables.

Country Club Casual Attire + April 2 at 10 am

Live Music May 10 Interlachen Patio 5 : 30 -8: 30 pm

Wine Dinner: Essence of Spring May 30 | Merion | 6 : 30 pm $ 125 per Person Featuring wines from all over the world. + April 24

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Mother Daughter Tea Saturday, May 11 3 - 5 pm | 1898 House $52 Adult / $48 Child All Ages Welcome

A Royal-Tea Party The crown cordially invites you to a royal tea party in honor of the ladies of Atlanta Athletic Club. Please enjoy a variety of tea sandwiches and sweet treats. Afternoon Tea will begin promptly at 3:30 pm followed by croquet and games in the garden. Fancy dress is encouraged! + April 9 at 10 am

Live Music Friday, June 7 Interlachen Patio 5:30 - 8:30 pm Father’s Day Brunch Sunday, June 16 Featuring a Bloody Mary Bar Please make your reservation with the Troon Grill Save the Date Wine Dinner Thursday, June 20 | Merion 6:30 pm Cocktails & Hors D’oeuvers 7:15 pm Dinner

Mother’s Day Brunch Sunday, May 12 10:30 am / 11:30 am / 1:00 pm / 2:00 pm Seatings will be held in St. Andrews, Troon & Merion Adults $63 / Children ages 5-12 $38 children ages 4 and under are complimentary The Club is the perfect place to treat Mom to an extra special Mother’s Day. Let us celebrate all that moms do while enjoying a delicious brunch with family and friends. Following brunch, join us for a complimentary spring family photo on the 1898 House lawn. Special event attire + April 4 at 10 am

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Ladies Who Rock Luncheon June 14 | 12 – 2 pm | Merion | $27 per person

What do Stevie Nicks, Tina Turner and Joni Mitchell have in common? They are women who kicked open doors and rocked! This is your backstage pass to the 1898 House for a rad buffet lunch and Music Bingo. Party with old and new friends with our open seating. Theme Attire is encouraged, and guests are welcome. Not sure what to wear? Here are some prompts to help you find your stage worthy ensemble. Glam or grunge? Are you a Swifty or Stevie? Woodstock or Coachella? + May 15 at 10 am

July 4 th Festival Thursday, July 4 | 5 - 10 pm Clubhouse and Event Grounds Buffet Dinner Stations: 5 – 8 pm Complimentary Fireworks: 9 pm + May 31 at 10 am

Tickets Dinner and Admission Adults $70 / Children ages 3-12 $38 Children ages 2 and under are complimentary Includes access to all rides, activities and culinary stations. Back again will be AAC's famous air show! Event Guidelines • Members are welcome to invite a maximum of 10 guests. Guests are defined as anyone not immediate family. (Immediate family included: member’s parents, children, grandchildren, brother, sisters.) • The Main Clubhouse Entrance will serve as the only check–in point for the evening. • All invited guests are encouraged to be accompanied by a member upon arrival. • All seating is communal style, with no reserved tables . • The use of drones or any another type of aerial photography is strictly prohibited. • All members and their invited guests joining us for the complimentary firework show are welcome to join us after 8:30 pm. Any access to the festival before then will require a ticket. • Members and their invited guests who have not pre-registered by July 3rd will be charged an additional $10 entrance fee per person for ages 3 and up.

f itness & nutrition Pool Hours of Operation May 17 – May 2 8

Important Pool Rule Change Infants in the Main Pool

Friday, May 17: 4 pm – 9 pm Saturday, May 18: 10 am – 9 pm Sunday, May 19: 12 pm – 8 pm May 20 – May 23: CLOSED Friday, May 24: 4 pm – 9 pm

All children under the age of 3 are restricted from using the main pool, unless in a swim lesson with an AAC instructor. Any child requiring the use of a swim diaper, regardless of age, is not allowed in the main pool. Members must have all diapers checked by the front desk prior to entering the pool facility. Members not in compliance will lose pool privileges for a minimum of two weeks. Other Important Pool Rules DRESS CODE: Swimming attire is not permitted outside the Aquatic Center complex. Pool attire must be appropriate for a family-friendly venue. Thongs, Brazilian and string bikini bathing suits and bottoms, Speedo-type trunks and any other overly-revealing swimwear is not permitted. Aquatic supervisory personnel will be responsible for enforcement of this rule based on their discretion. The member or guest found wearing inappropriate swim attire will be asked to leave. Shoes or foot coverings must be worn outside of the Aquatic Center complex. FLOATATION DEVICES: Only Coast Guard approved personal flotation devices will be allowed in the pool. NO inflatable floating devices will be permitted. Anything that requires air will not be permitted. LIGHTNING POLICY: In the event of lightning or thunder, the pool shall be immediately cleared and not reopened until authorized by the Aquatic staff. • Aquatic staff will clear the pool at the first sound of thunder and/or sounding of the siren for 30 minutes. Each occurrence, thereafter, will restart the 30 minutes. • Upon the sight of lightning, the pool deck will be cleared immediately of all staff and members. Members and staff may not return to the pool deck until the siren signals “All Clear.” If thunder is heard prior to or following the “All Clear” signal, the Aquatic staff will observe the 30-minute time period for each thunder that is heard.

Saturday, May 25: 10 am – 9 pm Sunday, May 26: 12 pm – 8 pm Monday, May 27: 10 am – 8 pm (registration required) Tuesday, May 28: Pool Closed Beginning May 29

Tuesday – Thursday: 10 am – 8 pm Friday & Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm Sunday: 12 pm – 8 pm Monday: Closed

Memorial Day at the Pool Registration opens on Tuesday, May 21 @ 10 am 10:00 am – 1:00 pm | 1:30 – 4:30 pm | 5:00 – 8:00 pm • Please include the names of each person in your reservation. • Guests are only permitted during the 5 pm time slot. • To accommodate as many members as possible, you may only register for ONE reservation window. • If the reservation window is full, there will be a $50 fee for any no shows. • Everyone must exit at the end of their time to allow staff to prepare for the next group. Barracuda Swim & Dive The Barracudas will be making a splash over at the Aquatic Center starting in May! Registration is OPEN for Swim, Dive and Junior Barracudas! Please visit https://aac.swimtopia.com to create a login to register for the Barracudas! This site also contains all important dates and times as well as practice schedules. If you have any questions about Swim and Dive, email Sally Meier at SEM@aac1.org.

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Mother's Day Specials May & June

Free G i ft Purchase $300 or more from the spa boutique and receive a free gift! Excludes sales items. Must mention offer code MOM at time of purchase.

Relaxed Mom Rosebud or lavender 90 minute body scrub and massage. $175

Meet Robin Kreitner

Spo i led Mom Half Day Spa Package – one hour massage, one hour facial, one hour manicure/pedicure with glass of wine ($15 savings) $300

I am an ACE Certified Group Fitness Instructor with 21 years of experience. I enjoy teaching cycle, HIIT, boot camp, Kickboxing, Core and Strength classes. My full-time job is a Senior Sales Manager for the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company. I joined the Ritz-Carlton in 1994, it was my first job out of college and in November I will celebrate 24 years with the company! I have recently moved into an Account Manager role with the Ritz Carlton Leadership Center. I have been married to my husband Matt Kreitner for over 27 years and I’m a mom of two children Nick (24) and Margo (21). I am a huge University of Georgia Bulldogs fan, enjoy traveling, hiking, reading and spending time with family and friends! I’m a graduate of Georgia State University with a BS in Business Management, Hospitality Administration. I am honored to be part of the AAC family and work with the members to meet their fitness goals!

Pampered Mom one hour massage and one hour facial with glass of wine ($10 savings) $240

Say i t wi th a Gi ft Card Let mom choose her own package or service by giving her a spa gift card!

Book Any T ime Onl ine You can make your spa reservations any time by making your reservations through the website or the app!

Memorial Day Davis Cup | May 27 Join the staff in a fun morning of tennis in our Davis Cup format. Each professional will be a team captain and will draft their teams for the event. All levels are invited and you will play against players of like ability. Check in begins at 9 am and play will conclude at noon. There will be plenty of drink and breakfast food for all that attend. Deadline to sign-up is Wednesday, May 22 at 5 pm. Cost is $35 per player. tennis From the Director of Tennis, Jeff Chandley

Court Resurfacing Project We will be resurfacing the clay courts and hard courts during the month of May. We will be staggering the work so all the outdoor courts will not be unplayable at the same time. As long as the weather cooperates with the contractors, the clay courts will take a week to complete and the hard courts will take two weeks. The hard courts will have all cracks repaired during this process. Congrats to West Forsyth High School The 2024 AAC High School Invite presented by Piedmont Bank was a success for the 8th year. We were able to dodge the rain on Friday with the help of the AAC maintenance and professional team members. Six powerhouse high schools teams competed in this year’s event, Alpharetta, Milton, Westminster, Alpharetta, West Forsyth 1 and West Forsyth 2. Teams were placed in two divisions and competed in these divisions. The winners of each division gained the right to play in the finals against the other division winner. This year’s championship round was between West Forsyth 1 and Westminster. West Forsyth came out as the winner for the second year in a row. Congrats to all the teams that participated and a special thanks to Piedmont Bank for their continued support of the event. Our North Atlanta Pickleball City Champs

TENNIS 101 For those who want to learn the game of tennis, please join our tennis 101 class and learn all of the basics on proper grip, forehand, backhand, volleys, overheads, and serves. This session runs for 6 weeks from 10 am-11 am on Sundays. A complimentary Wilson racket will be given

with this class. TENNIS 201

This program is for those who want to play with others and learn the basic strategy of how to play doubles. This session runs for 6 weeks

from 11 am -12 pm on Sundays. INTERMEDIATE LADIES

This is for you if you want to hit a lot of balls and get back into playing doubles in order to get ready for league play. This session runs for 6 weeks from 10 am-11 am on Fridays. ROOKIE LADIES For those who want to get the rust off their rackets and get back into playing tennis again. This session runs for 6 weeks from 11 am-12 pm on Fridays. BACK TO BASICS DOUBLES CLINIC Need to brush up on your doubles strategy? Come and work on your serve/serve return tactics and doubles positioning. Drill instruction and live ball interaction will be included. This class runs on Fridays from 12:00 pm-1:30 pm. WEEKNIGHT TENNIS 101 AND 201 This will be offered for those who have a busy weekend family schedule and want to try a weeknight class. Tennis 101 will be held on Tuesdays from 6 pm-7 pm and 201 will be held on Wednesdays from 5:30 pm-6:30 pm.These will be 6 week session classes.

Captain Pam Starke lead one of our AAC Pickleball teams to the City Championships this past season. Their victory was over the number one ranked team, St Ives. The depth of strength of this team was the deciding factor in getting the team to the playoffs. We are so proud of our newest city champions and we look forward to many more! TEAM MEMBERS: Pam Starke, Captain, Julie Wright, Alex and Robin Marchetti, Kyle Starke, Justin Rhodes, Amy Little, Helen Haberstroh, Jack Wright, Craig Du Buryn, Yancey Suber, Marc Morin, Jen & Roger Sittler, Curt Boling, David Lawhon, Pamela & Ray Russo

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USTA 40 & Over Tuesday Weekday Ladies Team Deadline is May 14 Matches take place on Tuesdays at 9:00 am First week of matches is June 4 Last week of matches is July 23 NO matches on July 2 ON THE WAY TO THE STATE USTA CHAMPIONSHIP Our 3.5 USTA Business 18&O Team, captained by Carrie Strickler and Katie Mays as well as the 4.5 USTA Business or Thursday team are heading to the USTA State Championship May 17 through May 20 in Macon, Georgia. We are so proud of our teams and their hard work to have made it to the USTA State Championship! Let’s take the state crown home!

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LADIES' ALTA Mark your calendar for summer dates to sign up for Ladies Teams ALTA Senior Women Deadline is April 9 Matches take place on Thursdays at 6:30 pm 1st week of matches June May 30 Last week of matches July 11 USTA 18 & Over Thursday Teams Deadline is April 25 Matches take place on Thursdays at 9:00 am First week of matches is May 16 Last week of matches is July 11 NO matches on May 23 and July 4 USTA 18 & Over Sunday Teams Deadline is May 8 Matches take place on Sundays at 12:00 pm First week of matches is June 2 Last week of matches is July 14

MEN'S ALTA As we move into May, our men’s doubles ALTA teams will have been busy competing for playoff positions all spring long. Let us plan on rooting them to victory through the playoffs that begin on May 1 for the AAC senior men’s team, and May 4 for the rest of our AAC men’s teams. Hopefully, this month we will cheer them to victory all the way through the City Finals! Gentlemen, following a hard fought ALTA season, plan on joining the Mixed Stix event on Saturday, June 22. Please go ahead and save that date now! Enjoy a tennis round robin in the morning, followed by lunch, and then a round of golf in the afternoon. Bring all your skills to bear on the court and the course on the same day.

ALTA Ladies Kickoff Recap From Carmen We had our first annual ALTA ladies kickoff event with 51 ladies that came to play tennis with us on March 7. It was a gorgeous day, a little bit of rain came in early in the morning, but Brian and Kenny were on it by the time I got in and had all the clay courts ready to go. Thank you, Team! The ladies enjoyed two and a half hours of tennis, a nice AAC hat/visor (best gift ever!), a fun trunk show by Tzu Tzu brand and a delicious lunch by the catering department at the 1898 house. A special thanks to Klaudia, also to Bethany Powell and Caitlyn Sentenac for helping with the decorations for the event and last but not least thank you to all AAC coaches. We got a lot of positive feedback and we look forward to making this ladies event a yearly event to kick off the Spring ALTA season. GO AAC!

youth activities Spring is here and we cannot wait to have more sunshine! Check out all of the awesome things we are offering this spring. We want this to be your kid’s favorite place to be. The more kids we have, the more fun we have! It is that simple. Summer camp registration is open! Do not miss the early bird pricing!

Events We need at least 6 children signed up to have these events. We may cancel 28 hours in advance if there are not enough children registered. For some events, there is a 20% sibling discount for multiple children signed up for the same event. This does not include guests. The prices listed here are Early Bird Prices that end one day before the event happens. Any registrations after this will have higher prices. FRIDAY NIGHTS | TGIF | 5-10PM | $30 Every Friday Night Ages 2-5 | Ages 6-12 20% sibling discount These nights are themed and will have age appropriate activities for each group. More children =More fun! Pizza dinner included. Separate event registration required for each age group.

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Stefanie Arrington 770-448-2166 ext. 7109 | sla@aac1.org

TGIF Highlights May 3- Star Wars

May 24- Splash Down June 7- Slip and Slide June 21- Checkered Flag

Timbers Drop-In Care Hours $12 per hour, ages 0-12 | Guests: $14 per hour

SUNDAY MONDAY

10 AM-6 PM 8 AM-1 PM 8 AM-7 PM 8 AM-5 PM TGIF 5 PM-10 PM 8 AM-10 PM

SPECIAL EVENT!

TUESDAY-THURSDAY

FRIDAY

Family Foosball | June 28 | 5-10 pm Register the whole family and come compete in the most epic giant foosball competition. Parents must attend with their children.

SATURDAY

TIMBERS WILL BE CLOSED ON MAY 27 Please remember that under Georgia State Law, we are only permitted to have children in the Timbers for no more than 4 hours a day/ 10 hours a week. In case of an audit by the state, we could lose our permit to operate if we are not following these rules. This does not apply to “Events,” such as TGIF which is why we are trying to offer more events in lieu of drop in care, so you are able to utilize the Timbers even more! While we understand certain circumstances will arise from time to time, and we are willing to give some grace, there will be a $20 fee per occurrence if these hours are regularly being exceeded. Birthday Parties Do you want to take the stress out of your child's birthday party? Let the Youth Activities Staff do all the work! Party planning services start at $250 for two hours of Timbers space time. Other services can be provided. Contact Stefanie Arrington, Youth and Family Activities Director for more information.

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Basketball BASKETBALL CLINICS Begin May 2 (Age groupings subject to change with registration numbers) Thursdays $25/$30 for guest per week Ages 6-7 4:30-5:30 pm | Ages 8-9 5:30-6:30 pm | Ages 10-12 6:30-7:30 pm Register on the website by age group SATURDAY SCRIMMAGE Saturday Afternoons starting at 1pm | Ages 6-12 Session 1 (Five Saturdays from June 1-June 29) Session 2 (Five Saturdays from July 13- August 10) Cost: $130 per session($155 for guests) Registration closes one week before session begins. Teams and Schedules, dependent on registrations, will be announced the Wednesday before the session begins. Register online.

Day Camps 10% sibling discounts on day camps

SUMMER KICK OFF | MAY 24 10am-4pm Full Day: $75 per day Half Day: $40 Come kick off summer with this awesome day of fun and WATER!

Kid Fit Tuesday and Thursday

Until May 23 3:30 - 4:15 pm Beginning May 28 until August 1st this class will be from 9:00-9:45 am. Join us for KID FIT where we will get your heart rate up, work on strength, flexibility, agility, and more!

Rise & Shine Summer Yoga Price $108 for 6 sessions (Mondays or Wednesdays)

MONDAYS | 9:00-9:45 AM June 10, 17, 24 | July 8, 15, 22

WEDNESDAYS | 9:00-9:45 AM June 12, 19, 26 | July 10, 17, 24 Join Mrs. Jennifer with www.kidfunyoga.com for yoga before summer camp! Register for Mondays or Wednesdays or both. We must have 6 kids to have this class.