Club Times: May/June 2025

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MAY/JUNE 2025

JOIN THE LEGACY Be a Part of the 2025 U.S. Girls' Junior Championship

talented young golfers in a championship where we may even see one of our own junior golfers one day! Roles include marshals, walking scorers, and clubhouse hospitality, among others. Most positions don’t even require golf knowledge! Most importantly, we need friendly and welcoming people to show our guests the very best of AAC. 1. Registration: You can find the full list of volunteer opportunities in this issue of the Club Times. You will also find a QR Code to the Sign Up Genius to register. 2. Training: A comprehensive orientation and training session will be provided to ensure you are well-prepared for your role. 3. Uniforms: Volunteers will purchase an official uniform to wear during the event. By volunteering or attending the U.S. Girls' Junior Championship, you will be part of a legacy that has nurtured some of golf's greatest talents, including Nancy Lopez, Rose Zhang, and Rianne Malixi. This event promises to be an unforgettable experience, showcasing the future stars of golf and Atlanta JOIN THE LEGACY HOW TO VOLUNTEER

Dear Fellow Members, We are thrilled for AAC to be hosting the prestigious 76th U.S. Girls' Junior Championship from July 14 19, 2025. This event marks a significant milestone for our club, as it will become the first venue to have hosted the U.S. Girls' Junior, U.S. Junior Amateur, U.S. Amateur, U.S. Women's Amateur, U.S. Open, and U.S. Women's Open. The U.S. Girls' Junior Championship is one of the most esteemed junior golf tournaments in the world, attracting top female amateur golfers under the age of 19. This year, 156 talented young players will compete on our Riverside Course. The tournament will feature 36-holes of stroke play followed by match play, culminating in a thrilling 36-hole final on Saturday, July 19. ABOUT THE CHAMPIONSHIP

Athletic Club. Yours in golf, Kyle Esmonde Golf Committee Co-Chair Dan Payne Golf Committee Co-Chair

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

We invite all members - not just our golf enthusiasts - to be part of this historic event by volunteering. Volunteering is a fantastic way to support these

membership news

In Loving Memory

Theodore McCain March 27

Donald Moss February 8

Welcome, New Members

January

Mr. William Cantrell Legacy Jones Membership Sponsors: Mrs. Cherise Mlott, Mr. Louie Pittman, Mrs. Linda Cantrell Mr. Cantrell is a Legislative Assistant in the House of Representatives, Office of Congressman Ralph Norman. He received his bachelor's degree in Finance/ Government at Wofford College and is acquiring his Master’s in Defense and Strategic Studies at the Naval War College. He lives in Washington, D.C.

Mr. Thomas Shelton and his wife Stacy Jones Membership Sponsors: Mr. Mike Kidney, Mr. Donnie Blackburn, Mr. Kevin Price Mr. Shelton is Vice President at Cleveland Electric Company. He received his bachelor’s degree at Westmont College. Mrs. Shelton is a homemaker. They live in Atlanta.

Mr. Dan Keenan and his wife Kasia Jones Membership Sponsors: Mr. Gary Laney, Mr. Bobby Roan, Mr. Jay Thornton Mr. Keenan is President of Vanguard Commercial Flooring. He received his bachelor’s degree in Engineering at Kansas State University. Mrs. Keenan received her bachelor’s degree in Business at Mercer University and is a homemaker. They live in Alpharetta with their daughter.

Mr. Brent Smith Jones Membership Sponsors: Mr. Nelson Pham, Mr. Rick Staley, Mr. Stewart Swanson Mr. Smith is a private Wealth Advisor at Aces Path Wealth Management of Raymond James. He received his bachelor's degree in Finance at the University of Louisville. His son Camden plays golf at the University of Georgia. Mr. Smith lives in Atlanta.

Mr. Michael J. Marks Sr. and his wife Anne Marie Jones Membership Sponsors: Mr. David Potts, Mrs. Gillian Marks, Mrs. Jessica DuPree Mr. Marks is retired Senior Vice President at HSBC. Mrs. Marks is also retired from HSBC. She received her bachelor’s degree in Social Work at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington. They live in Johns Creek.

Mr. Paul Hamilton and his wife Megan Legacy Jones Membership Sponsors: Mr. Jeff Torrence, Mrs. Amy Shelton, Mr. Jimmy Dorsett Mr. Hamilton is Senior Vice President at RT Specialty. He received his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration/ Economics at the University of Georgia. Mrs. Hamilton is President at Megan Hamilton Interiors. She received her degree in Design at the Art Institute of Atlanta. They live in Atlanta with their two children.

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50 Year Member Tony Swann It is hard to capture a lifetime of memories in just a few paragraphs. The AAC/Swann journey began in the early sixties when my father (JP) and mother (Eleanor) joined the Club and has extended three generations. My earliest memories include swim lessons from Buzz McGriff at East Lake, being chased out of the men’s locker room in the downtown club after swimming in the indoor pool and Sunday fried chicken dinners at the Yacht Club. Family activities shifted north in the early seventies when the Club moved to unincorporated Fulton Couty in what was originally called Riverbend. I think somewhere in storage I have a pool towel, which I won’t be returning, that has the name Riverbend. Most of our family time was spent on the tennis courts where my parents, sister Eleanor, and I experienced various levels of success. It is always a heart tug when I pass by mother’s plaque on the wall with the other AAC Hall of Fame inductees. Also, my father, who passed away in 2020, is buried with his “AAC 50-Year” pin on his lapel. After graduating from UGA in the early eighties, I reconnected with the Club with a renewed interest in tennis and thoroughly enjoyed the Thursday night basketball league inclusive of jerseys (I have one that won’t be returned either), referees, an electronic scoreboard and player stats posted on the bulletin board of the health club. The nineties brough about change with a new passion for golf that burns to this day which embarrassingly (or proudly) includes 117 rounds of golf in 2024. I cherish all the friends I’ve made on the golf course, in the Interlachen and in the men’s grill (back room of course). All while battling maturity issues, which proudly persist to this day, I was able to introduce a third generation of Swann’s to the AAC. My wife Lara discovered a love for tennis and became heavily involved in the tennis community. I became known as Lara’s husband! My son Jamie and daughter Cameron enjoyed the summer camps, swimming and eating hundreds of grilled cheese sandwiches. Although I don’t often agree with the decisions made by our Club’s leadership, the AAC remains a place of sanctuary and I’m truly blessed to drive through its gates. I’m well into the third quarter of my life but know there are many more AAC memories to be made. Thank you AAC.

Mrs. Meghan Sawyer and her husband Trent Associate Jones Membership Sponsors: Dr. Kristina Dawson, Mr. Garrett McLendon, Mrs. Caitlin Gouws Mrs. Sawyer is a Nurse Practitioner and currently a homemaker. She received her bachelor’s degree in Advertising at the University of Georgia and her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Nursing at Emory University. Mr. Sawyer is Senior Director, Category Strategy and Operations at the Coca Cola Company. He received his bachelor’s degree at Southern Methodist University and his degree in Business/Entrepreneurship at the University of Pennsylvania. They live in Atlanta with their four children.

Ms. Marina Rupp Associate Heisman Membership Sponsors: Mr. Alex Marchetti, Mr. Raymond Russo, Mr. Ian Culling Ms. Rupp is a Business Development Manager at Intertek. She received her bachelor's degree in Business Administration at Grand Valley State University and her MBA at the University of Michigan. She lives in Duluth.

Be a Peach & Volunteer! THE 2025 U.S. GIRLS' JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP IS COMING TO AAC July 12-19 SHOW YOUR CLUB PRIDE & HELP MAKE THE CHAMPIONSHIP A SUCCESS!

Four Reasons Why YOU Would Be the Perfect Volunteer!

NO GOLF KNOWLEDGE IS NEEDED! YOU CAN VOLUNTEER AS A FAMILY!

CLUBHOUSE & ON-COURSE POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE

STUDENTS CAN EARN VOLUNTEER HOURS

Volunteer Positions QUESTIONS? EMAIL: VOLUNTEER@AAC1.ORG

Clubhouse Positions CADDIE HEADQUARTERS

On-Course Positions FORECADDIES

Check in caddies, prep, distribute and collect caddie bibs. VOLUNTEER HEADQUARTERS Check in and direct all volunteers to their assignments, and communicate schedule adjustments. PLAYER & FAMILY HOSPITALITY Oversee Player and Family Hospitality areas and provide directions around the property.

Stationed on specific holes to assist with locating errant golf shots and blind carries. In match play, walking forecaddies walk ahead of the match. MARSHALS Stationed in high traffic areas or areas (like crosswalks) to assist players. UTILITY MARSHAL Replenish coolers and tee snacks. Must be able to lift large bags of ice and move coolers. WALKING SCORER Walk with a group/match and enter scores on a USGA hand-held device. Must be comfortable walking 18 holes. PRACTICE AREAS Distribute golf balls, keep areas tidy and ensure appropriate groups are inside the ropes. COLLEGE COACHES CHECK-IN Located near the practice areas, check in college coaches (present to recruit), provide info & directions around property.

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Recent Results FROSTBITE OPEN Congratulations to our Frostbite Open champions who weathered the elements and came out on top! GROSS Kyle Hammond + Dimitri Cassini NET Branden Hillis + Josh Salkin ANNUAL MEMBER SCRAMBLE Players had superb scoring conditions for the Annual Member Scramble on February 4. Congratulations to all of our champions! RIVERSIDE WINNERS GROSS : Phil Rudnicki, Gary Heusel, Michael Johnson, and John Dwyer NET : Logan Summy, Chris McGuire, Jim Licata, and Kurt Jones HIGHLANDS WINNERS GROSS: Drew Butler, Clint Boling, Kyle Hammond, Dimitri Cassini NET: George Heusel, Tim Tyler, Lon Buckler, and Mitch Bernet

Golf Operation Hours MAY GOLF COURSE: Tuesday - Friday

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

8:00 am - Dusk

7:30 am - 7:00 pm

MAY & JUNE PRACTICE FACILITY: Tuesday - Sunday

8:00 am until 30 minutes before sunset

GOLF CARTS: Last Cart Out Last Cart In

1 Hour Before Sunset

at Dusk

Upcoming Tournaments APRIL 26 & 27

Sargent Member-Member

WGA Team Play

APRIL 29 & 30

Wednesday Night Gentlemen's Par 3 League

APRIL 30

Fantastic Shots EAGLE Drew Ferris

The Nelson: Champions Member Guest

MAY 1 MAY 7

18-Hole WGA Dutch Treat

#18, Riverside

MAY 17 & 18 Ladies & Gentlemen Senior/ Super Senior Club Championship MAY 17 & 18 2025 Mid-Amateur Championship MAY 25 May Sunday Couples MAY 28 May Nine and Wine MAY 29 Duffers Member Guest

SLAM DUNK Pam Shaw

#2, Highlands

HOLE-IN-ONE Steven Cummings

#8, Riverside

nine-hole women’s golf

Opening Day The 2025 WGA 9-Hole Opening Day was a stunning success, with a beautiful sunny day setting the tone for a fantastic vintage-themed event. We revisited the past with our on-course contests, featuring a closest-to-the-pin challenge on the putting green using a historic Calamity Jane putter and a longest drive competition utilizing classic persimmon drivers. Sandra Campbell emerged victorious in the putting contest by skillfully sinking a challenging downhill putt. Katherine Malone secured the longest drive on hole one, while Debbie Patterson claimed the longest drive on hole eighteen. There was intense, fun competition on the nine's for the team scramble. Coming in second place on the front nine at a Net 26 (-9), the team of Susan Moon, Kathy Halligan, Mary Aguilar, & Judy Elder. The winning team of the front nine at a Net 25 (-10), was Sam Rhodes, Gail Laney, Carmen Leach, & Melissa Clary. The team of Amanda Tyler, Rebecca Butler, Kelly Hanley, & Nita Scartz came in second place for the back nine with a Net 27 (-9). The back nine winners were Kimberly Murray, Debbie Patterson, Patty Hoffman, & Cheryl Johnson at a Net 25 (-11). A big “Thank you” to our amazing Opening Day Committee, Ada Clough, Kathy Weisberg, Amanda Tyler and Elizabeth Dickens who delivered a great kickoff to our 2025 season!

UPCOMING EVENTS

MAY 6

PLAY DAY

MAY 7

NINE AND WINE

MAY 13

PLAY DAY

MAY 20

PLAY DAY

MAY 25

SUNDAY COUPLES

JUNE 8

SUNDAY COUPLES

JUNE 10

PLAY DAY

eighteen-hole women’s golf The 2025 season is in full swing. We started in early March, with the opening brunch followed by an entertaining and educational rules clinic presented by golf pros, Eric Still and Walden Sloan. We welcomed nineteen 18-hole members!

AMBASSADOR AWARD Congratulations to Cynthis Porter who received the Ambassador Award. o

Recent Events OPENING DAY

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

Better Together Every Tuesday | 11:00 am Golf Clinics with Jay Unis UPCOMING EVENTS MAY 7

Dutch Treat

Play Day

MAY 14

Game of the Week

MAY 20-27

May Couples

MAY 25

Play Day

MAY 28

Gladys Denson Handicap Tournament

JUNE 3-4

June Couples

JUNE 8

Play Day

JUNE 11

Game of the Week Game of the Week

JUNE 17-24

JUNE 24-JULY 1

Summer Couples Party AAC @ TPC Sugarloaf

JUNE 21

JUNE 25

the duffers “Golf is the closest game to the game we call life. You get bad breaks from good shots; you get good breaks from bad shots – but you have to play the ball as it lies." BOBBY JONES

Recent Guest Speakers Bud Taylor reviews Golf Department team and organization and Tristan Updegraff explains the Golf Department Intern Program.

Welcome New Duffers

Dennis Mitrano Jay Boling Tim Bentsen

New Member, Tim Bentsen

Upcoming Events

Guest Speaker – David Sheppard + Regular Meeting and Golf

MAY 15

Regular Meeting and Golf

MAY 22

Duffer Member Guest Tournament

MAY 29

Regular Meeting and Golf

JUNE 5

Duffer Par 3 Tournament

JUNE 19

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Banquet Honorees 2024 Boys Player of the Year - Ryan Glover 2024 Girls Player of the Year -Anna Norris 2024 Mentorship Award - Jack Callahan 2024 Sportsmanship Award - Isabelle Denbow 2024 Most Improved Player - Mason Yi

High School Invitational

GIRLS DIVISION TOP 3 FINISHERS 3rd Place: Kallyn Black - 71 Champion: Athena Yoo - 66 Runner-Up: Madilyn Saxton – 70

BOYS DIVISION CHAMPIONS: Charlotte Catholic - 212 - 4 under par! Will Hartman - Will Guthrie - Trevor Proicou - Coleman Lankford Summer Golf Camp Schedule 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. Summer Golf Camp #1 June 3 - 5

2025 SENIOR CLASS: Emma Veil - Sam Adelman - Makenna Wazevich - Kyle Huryn (Not Pictured: Will Hartman - Sam Koontz - Tyler Sanford)

9:00 a.m.— 1:30 p.m. Summer Golf Camp #2 9:00 a.m.— 1:30 p.m. Summer Golf Camp #3 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Summer Golf Camp #4 9:00 a.m.— 1:30 p.m. Summer Golf Camp #5 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Summer Golf Camp #6

June 17 - 19

June 24 - 26

July 1 - 3

2024 " 50 CLUB": Front: Dom Mantia -Courtney Norris - Luke Pham - Tres Izquierdo - Madelyn Pham Back: Charlie Rhodenbaugh - Anna Norris - Mason Yi - Gunner Webb - Drew Cusimano - George Nicholas - Isabelle Denbow Recent Results Par 3 Parent-Child Winners

July 8 - 10

July 22 - 24

9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. REGISTRATION The registration fee for each Summer Golf School is $350 per member and $375 per guest.. Entries will be taken on a “first sign-up” basis. Registration may be done in 1 of 2 ways. You can register on the AAC Website or e-mail 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.

13 & OVER DIVISION 1st Place: Tim & Annie Veil - 24 - 3 under!

10 - 12 DIVISION 1st Place: Humberto & Tres Izquierdo - 24

9 & UNDER DIVISION 1st Place: Patrick & Wells Carey - 28

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The condensed guide to events around the club + Registration Date

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 country club attire, which includes: collared shirts, banded collared dress shirts, or turtleneck shirts with slacks or jeans in good taste. Corresponding appropriate attire for ladies during these dining times is expected. 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 Room or attending a formal Club function. Children ages 12 and older must comply with the adult dress codes.

Complete Dress Code

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May MAY 1 Etiquette Class, Ages 8-12 4:30 pm Wine Dinner: Fairchild & Stones 6:30 pm +April 1 MAY 2 Pickleball Social MAY 5 Swim Team Begins MAY 6 Dive Team Begins Kids' Bootcamp Begins 4:00 pm Kids' Pink Power 6:15 pm MAY 10 Mother Daughter Tea 3:00 pm +April 9 MAY 11 Mother's Day Brunch 10:30 am +April 2 MAY 12 Outdoor Sip & Stretch 6:00 pm MAY 14 Men's Basketball League Begins MAY 15 Bridge Playday & Luncheon 9:30 am Ladies' Book Club 4:00 pm

Timbers Mermaid at the Pool 3:00 pm JUNE 24 Fall ALTA Registration Opens

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

July JULY 4 July 4th Festival 5:00 pm + May 28

12:00 pm MAY 23 Memorial Day Weekend at the Pool 4:00 pm MAY 24 Memorial Day Weekend at the Pool 10:00 am MAY 25 Memorial Day Weekend at the Pool 12:00 pm MAY 26 Memorial Day Weekend at the Pool 10:00 am + May 19 MAY 27 Summer Pickleball League Begins June JUNE 7 Timbers Dive In Movie 8:30 pm JUNE 15 Father's Day Brunch JUNE 20 Miami Vice 6:00 pm + May 20

Group Fitness Schedule

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

FRIDAYS Monthly Couples

3:45 pm

JUNE 21

MAY 16

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+ Registration Date

Ladies Bridge Association Each month on the second and fourth Wednesdays, ladies meet in the Dot Kirby Card Room for a fun-filled afternoon of Round Robin Bridge. Each player puts $5 in the pot to be distributed at the end of play. Each table plays four hands after which the winners stay at the same table and the losers move to the next and swap partners making it a great way to socialize with lots of different people while playing. Special prizes are awarded to anyone who bids a slam and makes it and the one at the end of play who is the last to take a trick with a two. The pot pays out the three highest winners and the one with the lowest score. The balance of money is distributed by a random drawing. It’s three hours of fun whether you win or lose!

Join the Ladies' Book Club

We meet on the third Thursday of the month at 4:00 pm in the Ladies Locker Room and all women of the club are welcome. If you have any questions, you can email Joni Goldin: jonigoldin7@gmail. com. The May Read May 15 The Girls We Sent Away by Meagan Church

It's the 1960s and Lorraine Delford has it all – an upstanding family, a perfect boyfriend, and a white picket fence home in North Carolina. Yet every time she looks

ROUND ROBIN WINNERS: Stephanie Townsend Carole Hays Cynthia Tanner Linda Kirwan

through her father's telescope, she dreams of the stars. It's ambitious, but Lorraine has always been exceptional. But when this darling girl-next-door gets pregnant, she's forced to learn firsthand the realities that keep women grounded.

The alternate Wednesdays are devoted to Duplicate Bridge. Two person teams compete to determine the best play of the same 20 hands. These games are sanctioned by the ACBL and directed by Priscilla Smith so that Master Points can be earned. Men’s Bridge is every Wednesday from 4:00 to 6:00 pm in the Men’s Grill coordinated by Gary Hays and Jeff Fisher. To participate, call Gary at 404-580-4422 or Jeff at 678-296-2411. SPRING BRIDGE PLAYDAY & LUNCHEON May 15 9:30 am – 2:00 pm 1898 House Sign Up through the Member Central Calendar

Meet the Author! Marie Bostwick For our final meeting of the year, we will welcome our August author, Marie Bostwick to join us for our May 15 meeting. You will have the opportunity to purchase this book from the author herself!

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Mother Daughter Tea Under the Sea Saturday, May 10 | 3- 5 pm | 1898 House $52 Adult / $48 Child All Ages Welcome

Spring Fling Fridays Each Friday in May will feature live music and lawn games at the AAC Back Lawn! Families are welcome to come out and enjoy tableside service with a limited Troon menu. Please see the Troon host stand to be seated. Spring Fling will take place at the pool on May 16.

An enchanting afternoon awaits beneath the sea. Dive into an afternoon of tea sandwiches, delightful sweets, ocean-themed crafts and games in the garden. Don your favorite garden party attire and get ready to make unforgettable memories together. Afternoon Tea begins promptly at 3:30 pm

+ April 9 at 10 am

Mother’s Day Brunch Sunday, May 11 | St. Andrews, Troon and Merion 10:30 am / 11:30 am / 1:00 pm / 2:00 pm 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. Join us for a complimentary spring family photo on the 1898 House Lawn, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. EVENT GUIDELINES: Merion and the Royal Troon Grill reservations are welcome to have a maximum of 6 people. If your party is larger than 12 in the St. Andrews Ballroom, the requirement of two tables next to one another will apply. Members are welcome to invite family. Families are defined as sons, daughters, grandparents, sisters, brothers, in-laws, nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. All confirmed reservations are subject to the Club’s 72-hour cancellation policy. Special event attire - Gentlemen are requested to wear dress slacks and collared shirts; Jackets are encouraged; Blue jeans, athletic attire and sneakers are strictly prohibited; Comparable attire is requested for ladies. + April 2 at 10 am

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Memorial Day Weekend Buffet Pricing: Adults: $27 / Children ages 5-12: $15 Children ages 2 and under are complimentary FRIDAY, MAY 23 Pool open: 4 pm - 8 pm SATURDAY, MAY 24 Pool open: 10 am - 8 pm SUNDAY, MAY 25 Pool open: 12 pm - 8 pm MONDAY, MAY 26 Pool open: 10 am - 8 pm DJ: 12 pm – 4 pm Please note a la carte food services will not be available Memorial weekend. Club House will be closed Tuesday May 27 + May 19 at 10 am Miami Vice Featuring Member Band: 8OHD Friday, June 20 | 1898 House | 6-10 pm | $95 per person Get ready to kick off the first day of summer...with AAC’s BIGGEST party of the season! • Live Music from 7:30 pm -10:00 pm Join us in the 1898 House for an unforgettable evening of music, dancing and delicious dinner. Bring your best Miami Vice Style and soak up the summer energy with fellow members as 80HD keeps the party going all night long! Don't miss it - Summer starts HERE! + May 20 at 10 am • Outstanding Dinner Stations & Summer Vibes • Open Outdoor Seating – Weather Permitting

Pool Opening Weekend Buffet Pricing: Adults: $27 / Children ages 5-12: $15 Children ages 2 and under are Pool open: 4 pm - 8 pm SATURDAY, MAY 17 Pool open: 10 am - 8 pm DJ and pool games: 12 pm – 4 pm SUNDAY MAY 18 Pool open: 12 pm - 8 pm Buffet: 12 pm – 8 pm Please note a la carte food services will not be available on opening pool weekend. complimentary FRIDAY, MAY 16

Father’s Day Brunch Sunday, June 15 Featuring a Bloody Mary Bar Please make your reservation with the Troon Grill.

social/dining JULY 4 TH FESTIVAL JULY 4 | 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Buffet Dinner Stations: 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm Complimentary fireworks show: 9:00 pm

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! +May 28 at 10 am

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 p.m. Any access to the festival before then will need to purchase 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.

May & June Spa Specials

MASSAGARITA $150 60 Minutes A classic massage with your choice of: On The Rocks: Hot Stones

COCONUT LIME BODY SCRUB $125 This treatment is a MUST! It includes a creamy whipped lime scrub that will be used to exfoliate your entire body. It leaves your skin feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. We finish the treatment off by massaging in a coconut cream body butter that not only smells amazing, but is also very hydrating. A refreshing dreamsicle of ripe clementine oranges and a hint of cream will absolutely lift your spirits! It's universally loved by men and women for a scent that is not too sweet and a light non-greasy feel. The Retreat Spa Book online or through the app! 770-368-7738 CLEMENTINE PEDICURE $75

Salted: Foot Scrub Frozen: Relief Balm

SANGRIA SWIRL FACIAL $160 This gentle exfoliating facial will leave your skin flowing and feeling extremely hydrated. Our grape enzyme is packed with anti-inflammatory ingredients that will help reduce inflammation in the skin. It also includes many antioxidants which will help unclog pores and congestion.

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Juniors WEEKLY SIGN-UPS June 3 – July 18 (not held the week of July 4th) Monday – Friday | 10:00 am – 12:00 pm $200/week Junior tennis clinics will be held weekly through the summer. These two-hour a day sessions will provide your kids with the best instruction to better their techniques, consistency and match play. No matter the level or age, these clinics will prepare your child for their tennis future with high-quality coaching and mentoring. Come be part of a great summer of tennis, teamwork, and fun. Sign up today.

Tennis Club Championships Do you have what it takes to be the best? Compete in the 2025 AAC Flex League Club

Championships! This league is designed to provide you with competitive matches at your club and determine who will be crowned AAC Club Champions. The Round Robin format will allow for 7 to 8 weeks of match play in June and July, with playoffs to determine our Club Champions in August. Men and women are invited to play both singles and doubles. Sign up on the AAC App.

ALTA

Summer is for ALTA mixed doubles on Saturday mornings. USTA league play is also in session. If you are not on a team but want to play, please let us know at the tennis center, and we will find a team for you to join. Fall ALTA registrations open on June 24 and close on July 15. Let's get ahead of the game and sign up for a team right away to ensure we find the right fit for all who wish to play in the Fall ALTA season.

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Open Play Pickleball Tuesday | 6:30 pm

Join us every Tuesday night at 6:30 pm for an exciting evening of Pickleball Open Play! Open Play Pickleball is a fun, social, and dynamic way to enjoy the game with players of all skill levels. It follows a drop-in format where participants rotate in and out of games, mixing up partners and opponents to keep play fresh and engaging. Whether you're a beginner looking to gain experience or a seasoned player seeking competitive rallies, Open Play offers a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone.

AAC Summer Pickleball League Play May 27 to August 2 The AAC Pickleball League is designed to foster community, skill development, and friendly competition, bringing members together for 10 weeks of organized pickleball play. With 8 opportunities to play each week, the league ensures that everyone, regardless of their schedule, can find time to participate. Whether you're a seasoned player or a newcomer, this league promises a fun and engaging experience for all. The primary goal of the AAC Pickleball League is to bring members together through organized, accessible play. It’s a space for both social interaction and competitive fun. By the end of the 10 weeks, participants will have made new friends, improved their pickleball skills, and built lasting memories, all while being part of an inclusive and vibrant community. Pickleball 101: 6-Week Program The Pickleball 101 Program is designed to introduce beginners to the fundamentals of pickleball. Over six weeks, participants will learn the basic rules, essential strokes, and scoring system to build a solid foundation for enjoying the game. This program is perfect for new players, or those looking to brush up on their skills and understanding of the game. By the end of the program, participants will have a solid grasp of the basic rules, strokes, and scoring system, allowing them to play confidently in both casual and competitive settings. The program’s goal is to build skills and understanding while ensuring everyone has fun and feels part of the pickleball community. June 3 | 9:00 am June 4 | 6:00 pm

Friday Pickleball Socials May 2 and 16 | June 6 and 20

The pickleball social kicks off with a little warm up time and quick intro to the rules before we go into the first round of pickleball play. It’s all about fun, so rules are relaxed, and participants are encouraged to cheer for each other, offering helpful tips and light-hearted banter. The focus isn’t just on winning but on having a great time and making sure everyone gets a chance to play. After each round, people head back to the snack table for a quick bite or drink, share laughs, and mingle with new friends before diving into the next match.

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Team Training Sign up by emailing Stephany at SDP@aac1.org KIDS BOOTCAMP 8 years & older Tuesdays, 4-5 pm | 5-Week Session May 6 - June 3 | $75 Join Stephany for an engaging, structured program designed to teach children a variety of skills through fun and interactive activities. It often focuses on physical activities, teamwork, discipline, and personal development, encouraging kids to push themselves while building confidence. Bootcamps can include a mix of exercises, games, challenges, and educational tasks, all tailored to be age-appropriate. The goal is to promote growth, fitness, and learning in a positive, motivating environment. PINK POWER 12 years & older Tuesdays, 6:15-7:15 pm | 5-Week Session May 6 - June 3 | $75 A weightlifting class for girls that emphasizes the fundamentals of proper form and technique in strength training. The class is structured to teach participants the correct posture, body alignment, and movement patterns needed for various lifts, such as squats, deadlifts, and presses. It's perfect for beginners or those looking to refine their skills, with personalized instruction to ensure safety, prevent injury, and maximize the effectiveness of each exercise. The class also helps build confidence and strength in a supportive, encouraging environment.

Special Event Outdoor Yoga | Sip & Stretch May 12 at 6:00-8:00 pm Join us for Outdoor Yoga, where you can flow, breathe, and unwind in the fresh air, surrounded by nature’s beauty for the ultimate mind-body experience. Free for club members. Sign up on the Club Calendar. Fitness Orientation & Exercise Plan Get strong, be confident and feel your best at the AAC fitness center. Let us help you take your first step toward achieving your health and wellness goals in an environment that truly supports your success. You'll enjoy a welcoming community where members feel encouraged and inspired. You’ll be provided: • Orientation to the facility • Appropriate equipment recommendations • A personalized exercise plan • Recommendations for group exercise classes With state-of-the-art equipment, a diverse range of classes, and highly qualified trainers, we have the tools and the plan that can work best for you and your needs. First appointment: Education on the equipment and facilities at the fitness center and completion of a health history to assist in the design of your exercise plan. (30 minutes) Second appointment: Review your personalized exercise plan and if applicable, receive group exercise class suggestions. (30 minutes) To get started, please contact Karen Raisch-Siegel, Director of Athletics, at 770-368-7775 or kraischsiegel@aac1.org.

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Pool Hours of Operations May 16 - May 26 Friday, May 16: 4 - 9 pm Saturday, May 17: 10 am – 9 pm

Basketball League Full Court Frenzy Men’s Basketball League Wednesdays: May 14 - June 18 • 4 Teams (draft), 5-on-5, 6 game season (1/week) & Playoffs & Championship • Two referees, two, 18-minute halves running clock • Player of week (1 free smoothie), league MVP and defensive player of the season will be rewarded • Stats will be kept, post game interviews, all games will be filmed Each team is allowed 2 guests per team (Guests CANNOT have college basketball or higher level experience) Contact Milz Tatum at milztatum@yahoo.com. Time to Splish Splash AAC Aquatic Classes Water exercise classes offer a low-impact, high resistance workout that’s perfect for all fitness levels. The buoyancy of water reduces strain on joints while still providing an effective full-body workout, improving strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular health. The natural resistance of water enhances muscle toning, while the soothing properties promote relaxation and stress relief. Whether you're looking for a fun way to stay active, recover from an injury, or simply enjoy a refreshing workout, water exercise classes are a fantastic way to move, strengthen, and energize! New this year, Water Arthritis, a class is designed specifically for those with Arthritis. Series of slower movements to work the joints and improve range of motion. Starting in May, 9:00AM classes will be held Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays - No sign up required, bring your swimsuit and a smile. June through August classes will be held Monday thru Saturday. September has limited classes.

Sunday May 18: 12 – 8 pm May 19 - May 22: CLOSED Friday, May 23: 4 - 9 pm Saturday, May 24: 10 am – 9pm Sunday May 25: 12 – 8 pm Monday, May 26: 10 am – 8 pm** Tuesday, May 27: Pool Closed Beginning May 28 Tuesday – Thursday: 10 am – 8 pm Friday & Saturday: 10 am – 9 pm

POOL RULES

Sunday: 12 – 8 pm Monday: CLOSED

Memorial Day at the Pool** Registration opens on May 19 at 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 only permitted during the 5-8 pm slot. To accommodate as many members as possible, members can only sign up for one (1) reservation window. If reservation window is full, there is a $50 fee for any no shows. Registration is required. Everyone must exit at the end of their time to allow team members to prepare for the next group. Lap Swim Program AGES 18+ POOL KEY FOB PURCHASE: $75 ACCESS DATES: APRIL 1 – OCTOBER 31 ACCESS TIMES: 5:00 AM - 10:00 PM Members who have already been a part of the lap swim program will pay a returning fee of $50. All participants must pass a 300-meter swim test each season approved by the Aquatics Director. Swim tests will begin on April 1. To schedule your swim test, please contact Jonathan Lee, Aquatics Director, at jlee@aac1.org.

fitness/nutrition Swim & Dive Teams Registration for Swim and Dive Team is currently OPEN. SWIM AND DIVE TEAM FUN FRIDAYS! All ages | 9:00-10:00 am SWIM SCHEDULE May 5-May 22 *RSVP required to attend under signup calendar Monday and Wednesday "Early Session" 4:00-4:30 pm Junior Barracudas (begins May 12 in the shallow end) 4:30-5:00 pm | Age 6 and under (shallow end) 5:00-5:30 pm | Age 7-8 (shallow end) 5:30-6:00 pm | Age 9-10 6:00-6:45 pm | Age 11 and up Tuesday and Thursday "Late Session" NO JR PRACTICE 4:30-5:15 pm | Age 11 and up 5:15-5:45 pm | Age 9-10 (shallow end) 5:45-6:15 pm | Age 6 and under (shallow end) 6:15-6:45 pm | Age 7-8 (shallow end) May 27-June 21 Monday, May 26 OFF (Memorial Day) *****Practice Schedule Change***** Mondays in June 8:00-8:45 am | Age 6 & Under 8:45-9:30 am | Age 7-8 9:30-10:15 am | Age 9-10 9:45-10:15 am | Junior Barracudas (shallow end) 8:30-9:00 am | Age 7-8 9:00-9:30 am | Age 9-10 9:30-10:15 am | Age 11 & Up 9:45-10:15 am | Junior Barracudas (shallow end) Monday and Tuesday 4:00-4:45 pm | Level 1 ages 7-10 (MUST be able to swim 2 laps of the pool unaided) 4:45-5:30 pm | Level 2 ages 11 and up 10:15-11:15 am | Age 11 & Up Tuesday - Thursday in June 8:00-8:30 am | Age 6 & Under

DIVE SCHEDULE May 6-May 23

Monday, May 26 OFF (Memorial Day) *****Practice Schedule Change***** Monday's in June 11:30 am-12:30 pm | Level 1 and 2 Tuesday and Thursday 10:30-11:20 am | Level 1 - 10 and under or new to dive team 11:30 am-12:20 pm | Level 2 - 11 and up NO PRACTICES ON WEDNESDAYS - meet day May 16 and May 23 ONLY Tuesday and Thursday and Fridays 5:30-6:20 pm | Level 1 - 10 and under or new to dive team 6:30-7:20 pm | Level 2 - 11 and up Any questions about swim or dive team or swim lessons reach out to Coach Sally at sem@aac1.org.

youth activities We are so ready for summer! Prices for summer camp increase on May 1 but it isn’t too late to sign your kids up! We have some epic summer camp plans this year! Nationally known Camp Invention is here at AAC this year! We have waterslides, slime, epic games and the Atlanta Zoo mobile will even be here! We have many of your kids' favorite counselors returning and we can’t wait to kick off the season with you all!

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

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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.

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

BIRTHDAY PARTIES: JUNE & JULY

Timbers will not be running birthday parties during the months of June and July. August will be on a case-by-case basis. If you want to have a party at the Club, please contact our catering depart ment about having one at the pool.

STORYBOOK CLUB Ages 2-5 | 4-8 pm | $30 per night

THURSDAY NIGHT Timbers Clubs

We will explore a new storybook each night and have activities to go along with it. You will need to sign up each week you want to attend.

We are excited to introduce these awesome clubs for your kids. These structured evenings will be full of fun & learning for your littles ones! These clubs are registration based. Kids must be preregistered to attend. No drop-in care available on Thursday night. Dinner will be ordered separately from Troon.

INVENTION PROJECT CLUB Ages 6-12 | 4-8 pm | $180 per 6-week unit

This is unit based. Each child will need to register for the full 6 weeks. You will be charged one amount for the full 6 week. Each 6-week unit will have a different theme so they can keep returning! The next unit begins May 8 and is every Thursday until June 12.

youth activities Friday Nights 5-9 pm | $30 | 20% sibling discount AGES 2-5 | AGES 6-12

Fifth Friday of the Month BREAKDANCE NIGHT | $45 Break dancing Returns to AAC. Come join BBoy Crumbs and Sickstep Academy as they demo and teach breakdancing to the kids. Parents can return at 8:45 pm to watch what the kids have learned. Day Camps 9 am-4 pm | Full Day: $75 / Half Day: $40 10% sibling discounts on day camps SUMMER KICK-OFF CAMP May 23 | 9:30 am - 4:00 pm No better way to kick off summer than with waterslides, popsicles, and friends!

We need at least 6 kids signed up to have these events. We may cancel 28 hours in advance if there are not enough kids 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 which end one day before the event. Any registrations after this will have higher prices. Pizza dinner included. Please note that the hours have changed for these events to 5-9 pm. There will be after care available, until 10 pm, at drop-in rates IF you register for it when you sign up for the event. First Friday of the Month GAME NIGHT We will introduce the kids to many new games and revisit some classic favorites board games, card games, group games, and so much more.

Join Us at the Pool! DIVE IN MOVIE June 7 | 8:30-11:00 pm

Popcorn and a movie at the pool! Food and Beverages available for purchase.

Second Friday of the Month MOVIE NIGHT

MERMAIDS AT THE POOL June 21 | 3:00-5:00 pm That is right! Mermaids will be here to swim and take pictures with your kids!

These nights are themed and will have age appropriate activities for each group.

Third Friday of the Month ALL ABOUT ANIMALS | LEGO NIGHT

Etiquette Class AGES 4-7 : WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30 AGES 8-12 : THURSDAY, MAY 1 4:30-7:00 PM | $55

For kids 2-5 years old we will have different activities centered around the animal of the week. For the older kids we will have tons of fun with our LEGO collection! Little engineers get ready! Fourth Friday of the Month ARTSY NIGHT Release the PICASSO inside your kiddos! Come check out these amazing art projects we have lined up.

This social and dining etiquette dinner is the perfect opportunity to impart good manners before the holiday season. Topics such as social introductions; the dos and don'ts of dining; table settings; confidence; and much more are introduced in a fun, interactive way. This program includes a four-course meal. Sibling Discounts do not apply.

Advanced registration is required. Limited spots available.

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Save the Dates SUMMER CAMP 2025 Registration Now Open

AGES 2-4 | 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM Lunch Included

Day Rate: $55 Member | $65 Guest Week Rate: $230 Member | $270 Guest 4-Day Camp Weeks: $175 Member | $215 Guest AGES 5-12 | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Lunch and Tennis Included Half Day Option Available on Request: 9:00 am-12:30 pm or 12:30-4:00 pm Day Rate: $90 Member | $100 Guest Week Rate: $370 Member | $410 Guest 4 4-Day Camp Weeks: $280 Member | $320 Guest Drop-In Care is available during normal Drop-In hours at regular rates. Little ones ages 2-4 will stay in the Timbers area the entire time! They will have water games, crafts, and engaging activities just for them. This is a half day program only for this age group. The big kids (ages 5-12) will be in separate groups based on registration numbers. These kids will go to the pool to swim each morning and explore all the things each camp has to offer after lunch each day! Our mission is to keep minds and bodies active while school is out. These kids will also go to tennis two days each week. Sneakers, swimsuit, change of clothes, towel, sunscreen, & water bottles are required for all summer camps. Registration is required using the Member Events Calendar. All registrations links are listed on the first day of the week for each camp. There are required questions that must be answered for complete registration. Please Note: Registration will close 2 weeks prior to the camp start date. Registrations received after this deadline will be accommodated on a first come first serve basis and are subject to an additional $10 fee per child per day. Sibling discounts will not be applied to this administrative fee. Email sla@aac1.org to register if online registration has closed. The cancellation deadline is 14 days prior to the week of attendance. No refunds will be given after this time unless a doctor's note is provided.

May 27-30 (4 Days) WET & WILD CAMP June 2-6 COLOR WARS June 9-13 LET'S BUILD IT June 16-30

STORYBOOK CAMP (AGES 2-3) CAMP INVENTION (AGES 4-12) June 23-27 ZOOTASTIC CAMP (AGES 2-3) CAMP INVENTION (AGES 4-12) June 30-July 3 (4 Days) HOLIDAYZ CAMP July 7-11 AIR, LAND, & SEA July 14-18 MYSTERY CAMP July 21-25 SUPER SLEUTH CAMP July 28-August 1 WET & WILD 2.0 August 4-8 ARTS CAMP August 11-15 DISNEY CAMP

Atlanta Athletic Club 1930 Bobby Jones Drive Johns Creek, GA 30097

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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Stakel , President/Strategic Planning john.stakel@smurfitwestrock.com Kevin Costello , Chairman/Chair, Heritage kevin@kcostello.com Andy Dunn , Treasurer/Chair, Finance adunn66@gmail.com Laurie Ann Garrett , Chair, Athletics/Co-Chair, Membership laurieanng@formetco.com Kyle Esmonde , Chair, Grounds/Vice Chair, Tennis kyle.esmonde@gmail.com Milford McGuirt , Chair, Golf/Vice Chair, Technology mmcguirt@gmail.com Randy Moore , Chair, Tennis/Vice Chair Golf rmoore@crossgatepartners.com Larry Delan, Chair, House/Co-Chair Membership ldelan@gdlawfirm.net Mike Fleming, Vice Chair, Athletics and House mike.k.fleming@gmail.com Dan Payne, Vice Chair, Grounds and Membership dan@pyramidforming.com Eric Portman , Chair, Technology/Vice Chair, Finance eportman@me.com David Sheppard , CCM General Manager/COO DAS@aac1.org

SENIOR LEADERSHIP David Sheppard , CCM - das@aac1.org General Manager/COO Margaret Almand – mma@aac1.org Executive Assistant Andy Koehler – akoehler@aac1.org Chief Financial Officer Jack Brunson , AGM – jbrunson@aac1.org Assistant General Manager Bud Taylor – budt@aac1.org Director of Golf Marcus Rutsche – mrutsche@aac1.org Director of Racquets Andy Bailey – abailey@aac1.org Director of Facilities Management Karen Raisch-Siegel – KRaischSiegel@aac1.org Director of Fitness Lukus Harvey – lrh@aac1.org Director of Agronomy Erica Smith – esmith@aac1.org Membership Director Kelsey Harkleroad – kharkleroad@aac1.org Director of Catering Ansley Brackin – akb@aac1.org Communications Director

Main/Front Desk......................770-448-2166 General Manager......................770-368-7704 Troon Grill...............................770-368-7731 Aquatics....................................770-368-7780 Barber Shop..............................770-368-7748 Catering.................. ..................770-368-7791 Club Manager...........................770-368-7705 Communications. .. ..................770-368-7701 Golf Course Maintenance.........770-368-7101 Fitness Center..........................770-368-7770 Golf Shop..................................770-368-7058 Golf Starter...............................770-368-7766 Jones Center.............................770-368-7760 Info. Technology......................770-368-7742 Membership........... ..................770-368-7702 Security................... ..................770-368-7797 Tennis Center...........................770-368-7740 The Retreat Spa........................770-368-7738

Joel Myers – jmyers@aac1.org Human Resources Director