The Country Club of Fairfax, located in northern Virginia, falls within the orbit of a major metropolitan region with its epicenter in Washington, D.C. It’s a progressive area, populated by many well-educated, affluent and forward-looking families. Those residing in this area have lots of choices:
Success brings its own unique set of challenges. The Capitol Hill Club is located at the very nexus of legislative power in Washington, D.C., just one block from the U.S. Capitol. Its members are largely drawn from those serving in Congress, and the club has
The Country Club of Detroit (CCD) has a storied past that extends across three centuries. The club was founded in 1897 just outside the burgeoning city of Detroit, which then had a population of about 250,000. The first clubhouse for the CCD was essentially a
Members only. The sign is clear and direct in its simple insistence. This establishment—its grounds, the clubhouse, the exciting party now underway—is for the benefit of members only. In this article, we consider how the clubhouse itself has often embodied the exclusivity that attaches to
“A decade from now, the hearts of some of our largest cities will no longer be defined by gleaming skyscrapers surrounded by well-manicured corporate plazas.” – Kate Ascher, Milstein Professor of Urban Development, Columbia University, May 7, 2016 Cities are hot, and this is
In the beginning of human time, there was always a hearth providing the warmth and substance for living from a simple cave to a log cabin to a Victorian inn. The hearth was and still is the communal gathering place for family and friends. And
In the fall of 2016, McMahon Group conducted a Pulse Survey on facilities in private clubs to learn about what is being offered and where the industry is trending. Thank you to the 387 clubs that responded to this survey and provided great information about
The clubhouse is the heart of the club. It is where members gather, socialize, participate in numerous club events and activities, as well as relax. Today, clubhouses offer more amenities that cater to an increasingly diverse guest and member makeup and demands. To keep up,
Diablo Country Club, located in the eastern San Francisco Bay area, sits at the foot of Mt. Diablo, which provides a majestic backdrop for club activities. The club is no stranger to water issues. “Water has been an issue here forever,” explains Chief Operating Officer
On April 25, 2014, with California’s driest months ahead of it and feeling the harsh impact of an unremitting drought, Governor Jerry Brown issued an executive order mandating Californians to redouble their efforts to conserve water. A target of reducing overall water consumption by 20