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Tennis and Events at Country Club Scottsdale

Topic: SportsPublished November 12, 2011
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JUNIOR AND ADULT TENNIS CLINICS at Country Club Scottsdale There will be no Junior or Adult Tennis Clinics the week at the Scottsdale Country Club of August 2nd through August 9th. There will be an Adult Drill on Wednesday, August 10th from 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. rnADULT SUMMER PLAY DAY DATE CHANGE at Scottsdale Country Club The summer Interclub scheduled for August 4th at DC Ranch will now be at Carefree Resort. The next two dates at DC Ranch are Wednesday, August 31st and Thursday, September 8th. SAVE THE DATES for Country Club Scottsdale Events Wednesday, September 7th is our Annual US Open Tennis Social. Friday, September 15th is a Junior Tennis Back to School Social from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Scottsdale Country Club. Friday, September 30th Ladies’ Tennis Social at Paradise Valley Country Club at 9:00 a.m. Saturday, October 8th—Legends Tennis Championships in Surprise with Pete Sampras, MatsrnWilander, Michael Chang and Jim Courier. Wednesday, October 12th at 6:00 p.m. ‐ Men’s Tennis Social at Paradise Valley Country Club. FORETEES FOR TENNIS now available at Country Club Scottsdale. You will start to receive communication from the Scottsdale Country Club about up‐coming tennisrnevents and instruction through email. We will soon be introducing an online tennis court reservationrnsystem through our website at ccdcranch.com. We will ask all members to use the system to book courts and register guests. If you don’t have access to a computer, please contact Director of Tennis, Dave Moyer at 480.342.7240 with your reservation requests. This feature will further improve communication about the tennis program and all that it has to offer here at the Country Club Scottsdale. MEN’S NIGHT TENNIS: Men’s Night Tennis will begin Tuesday, August 23rd at the Scottsdale Country Club. Play begins at 6:30 p.m. and ends at 8:00 p.m. Men’s Night will be every Tuesday. Please sign up with Dave Moyer each week if you are interested in playing. We will take up to twenty‐four (24) players each week. Depending on numbers, there may be singles courts as well as doubles. rnPLAY UNDER THE LIGHTS AT THE Scottsdale Country Club! The new tennis lights have been installed and we now have improved night play at The Country Club Scottsdale. The light switch is on the pole between the upper and lower courts. We ask that you turn the lights off when you are finished playing, if no other members are playing at the time. The lights will automatically shut off at 10:00 p.m. at the Scottsdale Country Club. Dave Moyer, Dir. of Tennis Tennis Programs, Dave Moyer, Director of Tennis ‐ 480.342.7240 Have you tried one of the hot new Prince rackets here at the Country Club Scottsdale? They are the newest craze at DC Ranch, a Scottsdale Country Club. Demo one today and get your order in through Dave Moyer. Remember, The Country Club at DC Ranch offers you the best in merchandise and price. Make sure to talk to Dave before you go anywhere else. When is the last time you had your racket strung? Tennis racket strings will go dead if they are not restrung. At minimum, you should string your rackets once a year if you play 0‐1 time a week; every six months if you play twice a week. You will be surprised how good your racket will feel with new strings. Just drop your racket off with Dave and he will have it done within 48 hours.

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Offering memberships for both residents and non-residents of the DC Ranch community, The Country Club Scottsdale is recognized as the Valley’s leading golf and social club. Located in the foothills of the McDowell Mountains in North Scottsdale, the club’s 18-hole golf course offers a traditional golf experience with unparalleled views of the Valley and desert mountains. Home to a world-class tennis and recreational pool facility, The Scottsdale Country Club offers the ultimate lifestyle destination for couples, professionals and families with children.

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