Summer Sportsline 2012

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The Sports Club at Four Seasons Resort4150 N. MacArthur Boulevard

Irving, Texas 75038www.thesportsclubfourseasons.com

Membership Services 972-717-2525Fitness Desk 972-717-2560The Pro Shop 972-717-2530Tennis Reception 972-717-2540Spa + Salon 972-717-2440Private Reserve Line 972-717-2591Members Lounge 972-717-2580Accounting 972-717-2617

MANAGEMENT TEAM

Club ManagerRob Cowan x2501

[email protected]

Director of SalesAmy Crowell x2520

[email protected]

Member Relations ManagerJessica Hall x2526

[email protected]

Director of GolfPaul Earnest x2531

[email protected]

Director of Golf Course Maintenance & Landscaping

Scott Abernathy [email protected]

Director of SportsRobin Scott x2522

[email protected]

2012 BOARD of GOVERNORS

Dina Schulz, ChairFrank Broyles, Ron Howard, John Mason,

Scott Oishi, Sharon Pfaff, Bob Shema,Kate Shema, Craig Uebele

In This Issue

Spring Luau & Pub Game Night 4Preserve, Protect and Enhance 6Tim’s Tips 7Meet Our Newest Team Member 8Kid’s Corner 9Golf 10Racquet Sports 11Dining and Events 13Spa + Salon 14

Member ReferralsOur Referral Rewards Program has been designed to thank you for introducing your family, friends, neighbors, business associates and social acquaintances to experience the Sports Club lifestyle. By referring a new member to the Club, you have the opportunity to benefit from some very attractive rewards!

• Villa Stays at the Resort• Spa Services• Private Instruction • Account Credits• And More...

Contact a member of the Sales Team at 972-717-2525 to make an introduction and arrange for a complimentary guest pass for your member prospect!

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Carnival

Superhero May 26-27 | June 23-24 |

July 28-29

June 2-3 | July 7-8

Olympics Water Fun!

June 9-10 | July 14-15 |

August 4-5

June 16-17 | July 21-22 |

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Every Saturday and Sunday | Fun Starts at 11:00 a.m.

Splash Around the Pool Every Weekend!

And KARAOKE Every Friday Night in

Racquets and Racquets P

atio

For more information on weekends

by the Family Pool, please contact

Membership Services at 972-717-2525.

What a terrific time of year to be a Sports Club member! Have you noticed the excitement around the club over the past three months? If you haven’t, where have you been?

We ushered in spring at the North end of the Club. Our outdoor tennis facility was transformed as we played host to The ATP Tour’s Dallas Tennis Classic.

We saw six of the top 50 players in the world battle it out for a hefty $125,000 purse. Nearly 5,000 tennis fans passed through the gates with plenty of support from our membership. Thanks to those who volunteered their time in making this event a success.

May was a busy month on the pro golf calendar and according to some tour pros; the 2012 HP Byron Nelson Championship is one of the highlights. Nearly 250,000 people lined our fairways for a glimpse of golf ’s elite. It’s always fun to spend time around the Club not knowing who you may bump into. I biked along 2008 Nelson Champ, Adam Scott. His legs are much longer than mine so it was difficult to keep up with him!

As we head into summer, I hope you’ll make a splash at the coolest pool in town! When the temperature outside hits triple digits, gather up your family and head to the Family Pool, which hovers around 80

degrees. I can hear a collective “ah” already. Extend your lazy days of summer and stick around for the poolside Grill N’ Chill…it’s not to be missed.

This is the best time of the year to keep your YOU year resolution. There are many upcoming activities to enjoy at our Club. You will want to make sure to stay connected through the club website because you don’t want miss a thing!

To borrow a famous advertising line…”membership has its privileges.” Professional tour members and its fans can experience our Club facilities only one week out the entire year. For the rest of us, we can enjoy the pro treatment every day. I hope you’ll get out and take advantage of your membership…summer is calling.

Enjoy!

DiNA C. SCHULzCHAiR, BOARD OF GOvERNORS

Chairman’s Chatter


S ummertime at the Club has evolved over the years to be an

incredibly active time. It is striking to see the number of activities planned for

all levels of membership in the coming months. There is literally something fun to do every day this summer!

For the kids, you can’t miss out on our Summerfest Camps. Our Swing Serve and Splash Camps are always a hit as well as our focused Tennis and Golf Camps. The Family Pool scene will be a blast. Each weekend is themed with daytime games and activities as well as a delicious Friday night Grill N’ Chill in Racquets or the patio. We kick off summer with a “Carnival” theme on Memorial Day Weekend. Other weekend themes include; Olympics, Water Fun, and Superhero! I also have to mention one of my favorite Club events is just around the corner, our Independence Day Celebration. We will have several days of activities around property, including our festival on the Golf Range and fireworks on the 18th Green. We will be celebrating on Saturday, June 30 given that July 4th falls mid-week this year.

Now, I have to mention some great competitive key note events. We will Tee off with the Men’s and Women’s Golf Club Championship, June 8 – 10. Toward the end of summer, we will wind down with the popular MGA Cottonwood Cup, a “Ryder Cup style” event, August 25 – 26. For tennis, the second annual Mercedes Benz Tennis Mixed Doubles Championship, sponsored by our good friends at Park Place Motorcars is being contested June 15 - 16. The winning couple will then go on to play in the Sectional Tournament in the fall.

Above and beyond all of these great activities, there is so much more in all areas of the Club! Attend member cocktail parties and our specialty dinners in the Members Lounge. Take advantage of Happy Hour from 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m in the Lounge or Trivia nights in the Pub. There really are so many amenities that will enhance your Club experience! Like our Board of Governors Chairwoman says, “Make this a “You Year.” I encourage you and your families to take full advantage of your Club this summer!

From the Club ManagerROB COWAN

Escape Package

When you reserve a room for two nights you

will receive a savings of 15% on incidental

charges, as well as complimentary meals and

activities for children under 12. Also, families

may request a second family room of the

same room type for rates starting at $150.

*A two-night minimum stay is required. Valid

Thursday through Sunday only. Discounted

rates are available now through August 25.

Did you know you can get your car detailed on Saturdays in the Sports Club parking lot? Drop off your vehicle while you’re in the gym, on the courts or playing on the greens…your sparkling clean car will be waiting for you after your workout!


1. Kim Assaad; 2. Christina Liepold, Bob Shema and Rob Behrend; 3. Chuck Hosler and Lowelle Childers; 4. Diane Howard and Sharron Pfaff; 5. Pub Game Night at a whole new level!; 6. Mr. and Mrs. Mueller, Zane Willson, Tod and Grace Vranac; 7. Wayne Rose; 8. Brian and Joslin Hickey with Steve and Candice Nichols; 9. Mitch Kilanowski and Jack Carroll

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1. Rob Cowan with Judy and Rocco Macri; 2. Bert Amison and Chis Tanco; 3. Carista Hill and Elizabeth Hameline; 4. Clair Gordon gets a bull’s eye!; 5. Mark Finlayson and Dr. Scott Schmidt; 6. Kerry Neal and Bob Shema; 7. The Howard Family; 8. Carlene Tiffany and Katherine Smethie; 9. Laura Dobbs, Drew and Camille Sparks, Doug Dobbs and Vicki Fox

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Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas at Las Colinas has been

awarded the honor of a “Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary.”

Rusty Wilson, Golf Course Superintendent, has led the effort to

obtain sanctuary status for our property and is being recognized

for Environmental Stewardship by Audubon International. Four

Seasons Resort and Club is the 27th course in Texas and the 972nd

in the world to receive the honor.

“Four Seasons Resort and Club has shown a strong commitment

to its environmental program. They are to be commended for

their efforts to provide a sanctuary for wildlife on the golf course

property,” said Joellen Lampman, Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary

Programs Director.

“To reach certification, a course must demonstrate that they

are maintaining a high degree of environmental quality in a

number of areas,” explained Lampman. These categories include:

Environmental Planning, Wildlife & Habitat Management,

Outreach and Education, Chemical Use Reduction and Safety,

Water Conservation, and Water Quality Management.

“We launched the initiative with the support of our private club

members last spring when the staff undertook a plan to meet the

exact environmental criteria of the certification application,” says

Paul Earnest, Four Seasons Director of Golf. “During that period

we were not only able to incorporate the operational practices, but

we were able to reach out to the community through educational

initiatives at the J. Eric Johnson Community School. The students

there helped us install more than 30 birdhouses on the TPC Four

Seasons golf course to foster bird nesting. We are extremely proud

of Rusty and the entire Golf Operations staff for accomplishing this

milestone in our Resort’s golf history.”

This environmental recognition is particularly relevant as the

property is host site of the annual HP Byron Nelson Championship,

the largest golf event in Texas. It is held annually in the spring and

attracts professional golfers from around the world who compete for

the trophy and recognition that honors the memory of golf legend

Byron Nelson.

The Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf Courses,

endorsed by the United States Golf Association, provides

information and guidance to help golf courses preserve and enhance

wildlife habitat, and protect natural resources. We are excited to be

recognized for our efforts and will work to improve our sanctuary

even more in years to come.

Preserve Protect and Enhance

G ood golf swings are described as rhythmic and balance. A key ingredient is

footwork. Footwork sets the tone for balance and rhythm. At address, your body

weight should be distributed evenly between the feet and toward your toes. When

you are at the top of the backswing, the movement of your feet has shifted weight to the right

foot. As the downswing starts, your body weight moves back to the left foot and off the right

heel, then to a position at the finish where all the weight has moved to the outside of your left

foot. Now, your right heel has released off the ground and you use your toes of the right foot

for balance. ‘Feeling’ the swing with your feet is an excellent way to control balance and create

rhythm. Strive to create this movement every time and you are on your way to a good golf swing.

1. At the top of my backswing, my weight has shifted to my right foot.2. Into my finish, my weight has now gone completely to my left foot.Tim’s tips

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Fathers Day Member Sale and Club 30 Preview PartyJune 15-17, Club Hall of ChampionsJune 15 | 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. June 16-17 | 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Receive 40% off of all sale merchandise located in the Hall of Champions. Club 30 discounts do apply on top of the 40% off.

Texas Tax Free Weekend SaleJuly 27-29 | 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.The Pro Shop All apparel, accessories, backpacks, and spikeless shoes under $100 are tax free for this weekend only in Texas! Receive extra discounts by playing “Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?”

Minute To Win It Trunk ShowAugust 9 | 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Byron’sJoin us for a fun filled evening with games from the hit show “Minute To Win It.” Our very own Paul Earnest will be running the “show!” Enjoy raffles, games and several prizes as you shop!



P lease join us in welcoming back Scott Abernathy as our new Director of Golf Course Maintenance and Landscaping.

Scott may be a familiar face to some as he has served as superintendent at our 36-hole facility from 2001-2004. He left to pursue his doctorate at Texas A&M University where he partnered with Dr. Richard White and began a consulting practice throughout Texas specializing in Bentgrass greens management. The portfolio included eight golf courses including the TPC Four Seasons in 2008 after its redesign by Weibring Wolfard. Abernathy expects to complete his Doctorate in Turf Grass Physiology in December. During his studies, he designed and developed a golf course management software that benefits organization and resource efficiency in golf course maintenance.

“I am excited to return to this outstanding facility,” said Abernathy. “I look forward to providing my leadership to the golf maintenance and landscape team and applying my expertise to the health of one of our most valuable assets, our TPC and Cottonwood Valley golf courses.”

Abernathy has previous experience both as an intern and as an employee of Bent Tree Country Club in Dallas. He received his undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science from Texas A&M University in 1995 and his Masters in Turf Grass Physiology in 1999. A native Texan, he is married and has two children. He enjoys playing golf and heads a church ministry group.

We are excited to have him on the Four Seasons team again!

Meet Our New Director of Golf Course Maintenance & Landscaping

Kids For All SeasonsSummer Hours:

Monday-Thursday8:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Friday-Sunday8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Kids Night In Friday and Saturday6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Birthday Parties atKids For All Seasons!Looking for a great place to host your child’s next

birthday bash? Kids For All Seasons has several party

packages available. Call Jill Gellepes for more information

including details and prices at 972-717-2543.

Kids Night InFriday and Saturday | 6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

$37 per child.

Need a date night or alone time without the kids? Kids

Night In is the perfect place for your little ones, ages

three and up. Kids will have the time of their lives,

playing kick ball in our Basketabll Court, making crafts

or mini desserts, munching on popcorn during movie

time or just playing with other kids.

For reservations, please call 972-717-2570.

SCOTT ABERNATHyDiRECTOR OF

GOLF COURSEMAiNTENANCE AND

LANDSCAPiNG

Tweens and TeensKids ages eight to twelve years

will love The Scene this summer.

The Scene is a fun place to come

and chill, play video games,

read, play chess or just hang

out with friends. Cost is only

$5.20 an hour for tweens who

will be supervised by KFAS

staff. Teens ages 13 years and

above can come and go without

supervision, but please fill out a

waiver prior to arrival. There is

no cost for Teens.


it’s Summer time! if you are still looking for that perfect fun, friendly and active summer camp for your little ones…Look no further, Summerfest is the place to be.

Kids can enjoy:

• Swing, Serve and Splash Camps• Golf Camps• Tennis Camps• Kids For All Seasons

Don’t forget your family discount! Receive $75 off second child and $125 off third child when children from the same family are participating in the same camp.

Parent Junior Golf tournament Junior golfers got the opportunity to show off their skills to their proud parents in the Parent Junior Golf Tournament. We had a great turn

out and our Sports Club Families spent the afternoon making memories!

Photos Above: 1. Frances and Andrew Chow with Patrick and Hugo Moebel, Parent Junior Champs (ages 7-9); 2. McKinly and Barry Irwin

with Roxanne and Cullen Anderson; 3. Scott and Max Gordon with Christopher and Steve Khoury; 4. Jay and Duece Nisbet with Bret

and Megan Smith; 5. Mike, Travish and Henry Noel; 6. Parent Junior Champs (ages 12-14) Greg and Hunter Faulkner with Jesse and Will

Hocker; 7. Wes and Byron Hameline with Ben and Chelsea Burney, (Parent Junior Champs ages 15-18); 8. Brendon and Joshua Weiss with

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mens’ & ladies’ Golf Club ChampionshipJune 8-10

Cottonwood valley and TPC

June 8 | Men’s Championship Only | 1:00 p.m.

June 9 | Men’s tee times at 9:00 a.m. and ladies’ tees

time at 12:00 p.m.

June 10 | Ladies’ tee times at 9:00 a.m. and men’s tee

times at 10:00 a.m.

mGa Half Day member-Guest tournament June 29

Cottonwood valley | 1:00 p.m. Shotgun

Two man teams | best ball | 100% handicap

Prizes for gross and net scores, skins, and closest

to the pin.

flag Golf tournamentJuly 4

Cottonwood valley | 3:00 p.m.

The Flag Tournament is scored by taking the par for

the course and adding your handicap to this amount.

When you reach that number, members will place

their personalized flag in the ground on their last

number shot. The purpose of the game is to see how

long you can play before you have to place your flag.

PGa Championship Pro/amAugust 12

Time TBA

Stay tuned for more information.

Junior Golf ChampionshipAugust 18-19

Time TBA

Stay tuned for more information.

mGa Cottonwood CupAugust 25-26

Cottonwood valley | 8:00 a.m. Shotgun

Two teams go head to head in a foursome format,

best ball and singles.

Upcoming Golf Events

1. Las Colinas Cup Gentleman; 2. Red Hot Open Winners,

Rob Cowan, Doug Davis, Joe Cleary and Steve Nichols; 3.

WGA InterClub Ladies, Lydia Karney, Margie Hogan, Michelle

Tomlinson, Jeanne Petit, Jody Stewart, Janet Collins; 4. Getting

Groovy at the WGA Member-Guest Golf Tournament, Deborah

Hartigan and Jeanne Petit; 5. Becky Frey, Shelle Carrig; 6. WGA

- Barbara Gunn, Sandra Wickham, Carol Cashman; 7. MGA

Member/Member winners Bill Nardiello and Doug Davis

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Racquet SpoRtS LeagueS and eventS

TENNIS HAPPY HOURFriday, July 136:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.Indoor and outdoor tennis matchplayEnjoy delicious appetizers and drinks! $20 - Advance registration$25 - At the door

LADIES MEMBER-GUEST TENNIS TOURNAMENTWednesday, August 299:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Lunch and fashion show at 12:00 p.m.Indoor and outdoor tennis matchplay$30 per personDeadline to register for tournament is August 25 by 4:00 p.m.

SUMMER TENNIS LEAGUESJune 4 - July 19SUMMER MINI-LEAGUESJuly 30 - August 23All leagues will be held indoors

MONDAY NIGHT ROUND ROBIN7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. $16 per person/per week6:30 p.m. -7:00 p.m. optional warm-up$12 per person/per week

TUESDAY NIGHT SET PARTNERAll levels welcome!7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.$16 per person/per week

WEDNESDAY MORNINGROUND ROBIN10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.$14 per person/per week

THURSDAY NIGHT ROUND ROBIN7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.$16 per person/per week

Complimentary drinks will be served at each league session! Men & Women are invited to play in any league and will be placed on a court according to a participant’s level of play! Tennis staff will determine all players’ level of play.

All leagues have a 6-hour cancellation policy and a no-show fee of $75.

SummeR 2012 RacquetbaLL League pRogRam ScheduLe

MONDAY EVENING LEAGUEJune 25 - August 27 4:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Round Robin format for all levels of play

WEDNESDAY MORNINGJune 27 - August 2710:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Round Robin format for all levels of play

TUESDAY & THURSDAY “EARLY BIRD” June 26 - August 276:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m.Arrange you own matchRound Robin format for all levels of play

SATURDAY MORNING MEN’S AND WOMEN’S DOUBLES LEAGUEJune 30 - August 2710:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.Round Robin format for all Open, A & B players

All League entry fees are $55.00.Fee includes balls, awards, and a player party at the conclusion of the leagues.Please register at the Fitness Desk by Sunday June 24, or by calling 972-717-2523.

“SoftbaLL” SquaSh League pRogRam ScheduLe

MONDAY NOON LEAGUEJune 25 - August 2711:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.This is a round robin format for the advanced A and A+ softball squash levels of play.

MEN’S & WOMEN’S TUESDAY EVENING LEAGUEJune 26 - August 275:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. This is a round robin format for men and women at the beginner and intermediate levels of play.

MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY “EARLY BIRD” LEAGUEJune 25 - August 276:00 p.m. – 7:30 a.m.Arrange your own match.This is a round robin format for all levels of play.

WEDNESDAY EVENING LEAGUEJune 27 - August 274:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. This format is round robin for intermediate and advanced levels of play.

All League entry fees are $55.00.Fee includes balls, awards, and a player party at the conclusion of the leagues.Please register at the Fitness Desk by Sunday June 24, or by calling 972-717-2523

TENNIS APPARELDid you know you can get your summer necessities at the Tennis Reception Desk!

We carry items such as Aquasphere goggles, sunglasses, hats, visors, and sunscreen!


Racquet Sports Leagues and Events

1. Summerfest Camps - our Tennis, Golf and Swing, Serve & Splash Camps get better every year. With Junior Directors Darren Snyder and Jay Winegar at the helm, this is lining up to be our best summer camp ever! Register on-line or contact the Tennis Reception Desk.

2. Kids For All Seasons –We have a wonderful team of ladies to take care of your children while you enjoy the Club’s amenities.

3. Personal Training - Our highly qualified and talented team are on hand this summer to help you get in shape, maintain, or take your fitness to a new level. They can’t wait to pass on their knowledge to you.

4. Swim Instruction - It is my pleasure to welcome Karroline Franklin to our Professional Team as our Summer Swim Instructor. With an extensive background in swim instruction, competitive swimming and water polo, and currently a high school swim coach, I am confident your young swimmers are in good hands this summer.

5. Indoor Tennis Courts - Thank goodness for our beautiful temperature controlled indoor tennis facility. Enough said!

6. Ditto for Racquetball and Squash Courts...and not to mention our Racquetball and Squash Professional Nick Thurman is the best in the business.

7. Group Exercise Classes – This summer we will offer a full range of classes taught by our amazing instructors. What a great way to stay active!

8. Tennis Professional Instruction - Always one of the most highly rated services on the Member Survey, and with the recent addition of Zoltan Papp to our already stellar team, the tennis professional staff continues to go from strength-to-strength.

9. Weekends at the Family Pool - Each summer the Family Pool experience gets better and better with lots of fun activities lined up to make the pool area fun and vibrant. And yes....the pool water will be cooled to a comfortable temperature!

10. And last but not least, we were recently listed as the #19 Tennis Resort in the World by Tennis Resorts On-Line. Wow!

SPORTS TALKROBiN SCOTT

DiRECTOR OF SPORTS

W hen hitting a successful volley, you need to have an excellent ‘feel’ for the tennis ball. That feeling should be smooth and with no vibration in the racquet. Here are a few hints to make your volley a weapon.

First, the bottom edge of the racquet should lead on the stroke. This is a slight opening of the racket face at the contact point of the ball.

Second, punch the volley, turn the shoulders and punch the ball. Your racquet should be six inches to one foot during the follow through. This adds a control factor and allows you to direct the ball.

Last, the volley must be a shot, which is part control and part power. Usually a winning point will have two to three volleys hit before the point is won. Control sets up power. Good luck with your new weapon on the court!

TENNIS TIPWiNNiNG vOLLEyS

JOHN MULLMANDiRECTOR OF

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Top 10 Reasons to Enjoy the “North End” This Summer!!

2012 Mixed DoublesClub Championships

June 15 & 16, 2012

A M E R C E D E S - B E N Z L O C A L D E A L E R T O U R N A M E N T

REGISTRATION FEE: $50 PER PLAYER PARK PLACE WILL MAKE A DONATION OF $50

FOR EVERY TOURNAMENT ENTRY


GINGER CARROT SOUPCHEF FREDERiC’S

METHOD: In a heavy bottom pot over medium heat, sweat the onions, garlic and ginger until onions are translucent. Add chopped carrots and cook about 5 minutes, stirring frequently to avoid burning. Add chicken stock, heavy cream and cinnamon sticks and bring to a simmer. Continue to simmer for 20-30 minutes or until the carrots are soft. Remove cinnamon sticks and puree with honey. Season with salt and pepper to taste.Bon appetit!

Serves 4

Cooking Demo

Get confident in the kitchen and sign up for this entertaining cooking demonstration class. Our very own Club Chefs will share amazing recipes and simple tricks to help you in your own kitchen!June 13 | outdoor GrillingJuly 26 | Summer CookingAugust 22 | a Small tour of GreeceRacquets | 6:30 p.m. — 9:00 p.m.Space limited to 20 participants Register online or contact Membership Services at 972-717-2525.

Foodies Table with Executive Chef Syré

This intimate culinary adventure allows you to discuss food, wine, travel and much more while enjoying authentic meals in a relaxed atmosphere.July 14 | Club Kitchen | $1256:00 p.m. – Until the food and wine are gone!Make your reservations as quick as you can! This popular Foodie event fills up fast! Space is limited to 10 guests.

Pub Game Night June 19, July 17 and August 216:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. | In the PubEnjoy happy hour cocktails and appetizer specials while engaging in some friendly competition.

INGREDIENTS:2 ½ Lbs. Large carrots, peeled and chopped1 Tablespoons olive oil1 Large yellow onion, peeled and chopped½ Tablespoon Fresh Garlic, chopped1 TB Fresh Ginger, peeled and chopped 1 qt Chicken stock2 Cups Heavy cream1 ea Cinnamon sticks, tied together1/8 cup honeySalt and Pepper to taste

This is a great soup recipe served cold or hot.

It’s incredibly easy to prepare and it looks amazing on a plate.

Feel free to use this soup as a small shooter or even as a sauce with shrimp skewers.

Friday, June 156 p.m. – 8 p.m.

the cabana

Start summer with

a groovy member

cocktail! Enjoy the

tastes and sounds of

New Orleans with live

music & complimentary

appetizers and drinks.

Bring a guest and dress in

your swanky Southern style!

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Cheers

with Beer

Saturday, August 11

this summer

Enjoy craft beers from Franconia Brewerypaired with a wonderful plated menu

specially created by Chef Frederic.

6:30 Reception | 7:30 DinnerMember Dinner in Byron’s

$55 per person, including beer pairing

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Mr. Dickey’s Summer Scrub50 minutes $99Developed for one of our most loyal spa clients, this 50 minute scrub is sure to be a favorite for our male and female guests!Using locally- produced Farm House Fresh products, this service starts with a warm, molten scrub down with our legendary bourbon infused pecan-scented sugar exfoliating scrub. A velvety sweet cream body milk massage will leave you polished and relaxed.Available now through August 31, 2012.

July’s Specialty TreatmentLas Colinas Summer Massage 50 minutes $140 80 minutes $190A tropical twist on our famous Las Colinas Custom Massage uses a delicious papaya oil to relax and de-stress your muscles. Available now through August 31, 2012. Take advantage of the member-only price. $98 any day of the week!

NEW! Vie 3-D Facial 60 minutes Normal Price $175 – Summer Special $135!The esthetics world is buzzing about our newest results-driven facial!A specific anti-wrinkle massage is performed with wrinkle relaxing serum for a “Botox-like” effect on expression lines around the eyes and forehead. To address deeper lines around the mouth and on the cheeks, the wrinkle filling serum is applied with face shapers for a plumping effect that mimics injectable fillers. Finally a firming, cooling mask is applied to lift and tone the skin as a mini-lift would. Complexion rejuvenation merges with targeted high-tech skin therapies for totally renewed, timeless skin.

Summer Hair Care Tips:I imagine everyone must be using SPF sunscreen by now during the hot Texas summer, but did you know that your hair can show signs of stress and aging from sun exposure just as much as skin can? Follow our salon tips for keeping hair healthy & hydrated this summer:1. Wet hair before going into the pool or ocean. This helps prevent chlorine or salt water from drying out hair. 2. Next, use a sunscreen or protective lotion with SPF especially created for hair. We love Aqua Seal from

Kérastase – a waterproof protective cream with a UV filter and Provitamin B5, to reduce the sun’s damage and keeps hair hydrated and supple.

3. At night, apply an overnight treatment for maximum effect to repair and hydrate. We recommend any of the Kérastase masks, (my favorite is Masque Nutri-Thermique) combed through clean hair, and left on with a shower cap to help the hydration penetrate deeper into the hair. Rinse out in the morning and voila! Beautiful, shiny hair!

4. Schedule an intensive Kerastase Treatment & Blow Out at the salon for only $85. We recommend these once a month to repair hair through the summer season.

viCTORiA NiCKLESPA DiRECTOR &

CURATOR OF CALM

Slip Away In The Spa This Summer

FOR ALLSPA + SALON

APPOiNTMENTS, PLEASE CALL

972-717-2555.

19th AnnualIndependence Day

CelebrationWe are kicking off the celebration of our Nations Independence at the Resort and Club! The festivities will start off with a family-style Grill N’ Chill buffet at the Family Pool and Despicable Me will be our feature film for the Dive-In Movie Friday night!

The fun rolls on into Saturday with all-day activities at the Family Pool, such as sand castle building contests, face painting, kid friendly games and much more!

Our memorable Family Festival will begin at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, June 30, at the Driving Range. We will have live music, bounce houses, face painting, larger-than-life slides, a putting course and delicious ice cream Sunday buffet! Make sure to fill up on Hal Logan’s Famous Fish Fry & Texas BBQ in the Pavilion or bring your adult friends and dine on Byron’s Patio.

Sit back and enjoy one of the best firework shows in town! We will glitter the sky with over 3,500 explosions right at dusk on the 18th green!

friDay, June 29Games and ActivitiesFamily Pool11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Grill N’ Chill and Dive-In MovieThe Family PoolBegins at 6:00 p.m.Dive-In Movie at duskMovie: Despicable Me

SaturDay, June 30Independence Day Skillet BreakfastRacquets 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Games and Activities Family Pool11:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Independence FestivalBegins at 5:30 p.m.Driving RangeLive music from 5:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.Bounce houses, face painting, larger-than-life slides, putting courses, games, entertainment and much much more!

Hal Logan’s Famous Fish Fry &Texas BBQThe PavilionSeatings at 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.

Dinner on the PatioByron’s Patio & LawnSeating at 7:45 p.m.Enjoy the spectacular firework show right from the 18th Green!

SunDay, July 1Games and ActivitiesThe Family Pool11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

WeDneSDay, July 4Independence Day Skillet BreakfastRacquets 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

4th of July Grill by the Family PoolRacquets Patio 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Games and ActivitiesFamily Pool11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Special July 4th Grill-Out Members PatioEnjoy traditional favorites such as hamburgers and hot dogs, watermelon and beer! 4:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m

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