Palo Alto Hills Golf and Country Club (PAHGCC), a 60-year-old family-oriented, member-owned club nestled atop the lush rolling hills of the Arastradero Preserve with sweeping views of the Bay Area. The club is proud that its membership is comprised of 600 multi-cultural members who are
For 60 years, Brookhaven Country Club in the North Dallas neighborhood of Farmers Branch has enjoyed a reputation as an affordable, family-friendly private club with recreational activities for members of all ages and proclivities. With three 18-hole courses, one of the largest private tennis facilities
Great facilities are one of the key factors that contributes to a club’s success. They personify a club, define who it serves and project what its mission is and should be. While a club’s facilities visually tell a story, they should also be communicating the
As sports technology evolves and new instructional devices, monitors and simulators emerge to aid golfers with their game, clubs are responding to the need to create indoor golf performance facilities that integrate with their driving ranges, short game practice areas, and putting greens. Giving club
In today’s world, where a club’s mission is to promote socialization and build a strong community of members, the most important rooms are the ones that promote gathering. This is primarily facilitated through the club bar or pub. These are not the bars of the
Rockford, Ill., like many medium-sized cities in the Midwest, has been buffeted by economic forces that have generally dimmed prospects for growth, employment and overall prosperity. Once the second largest city in Illinois after Chicago, Rockford’s manufacturing economy has not fared as well as other
When Tim Muessle, CCM, stepped into the general manager role at the Yale Club of New York, he experienced a university club vastly different from the sprawling, multi-campus, sports-centric country club he managed for the previous eight years—from the facilities and technology to the culture
Belle Meade Country Club (BMCC) is a private, member-owned club in Nashville, Tenn., with robust recreational amenities and a renowned culinary reputation. Founded in 1901, the club moved to its current location in 1915 where it is a central and coveted element in its members’
One day Alice came to a fork in the road and saw a Cheshire cat in a tree. “Which road do I take?” she asked. “Where do you want to go?” was his response. “I don’t know,” Alice answered. “Then,” said the cat, “it doesn’t
Word that Club Trends was planning to feature the Yale Club in this issue must have reached the Harvard crowd. How else to explain why New York City’s Harvard Club scooped the Yalies by getting their own case study published in The New York Times?