As it has seen one of Texas’ most vibrant cities grow up around it, the 111-year-old property has maintained a solid and stable position as a well-balanced community fixture.
Heir Jordan
The club world continues to adapt and change to address the expectations of new member demographics, while keeping in balance the traditions that have defined success with existing, tenured members.
Getting Beyond MEGO
“MEGO” (My Eyes Glaze Over) doesn’t just happen in conversational situations—it’s a reaction that should be anticipated, and prevented, with any message, whether it’s written, posted, Tweeted or YouTubed.
Avoiding the Camel
A club that gets poor direction from its committees will end up with something far worse than a
funny-looking horse. Here are some best practices for building effective committee structures.
Letting Youth Be Seen and Heard
Mizner CC is giving a voice to the next generation through its Junior Board of Directors.
Blasting Off
After transitioning into self-management of its summer camp program, Houston Racquet Club is moving forward with big plans for Camp FUEL.
Safe Houses
To protect people and the environment, golf course properties must take safety seriously when it comes to the storage and handling of chemicals and fertilizers.
Booze on the Move
Tara Iti Golf Club in Te Arai, New Zealand, is taking alcohol mobile through its stylish “Baravan.”
Smooth Sailing
Executive Chef David Daniot, CEC, has come home to help steer Grosse Pointe Yacht Club into exciting new culinary channels.
Grab-and-Go and Beyond
Despite compact kitchens and limited space, successful snack bars offer a wide range of food-and-beverage fare, as well as an inviting social area.
Where There’s Smoke…
…there are happy members and guests across the country. Here are some innovative techniques that club and resort chefs are using to make their outdoor cooking a hot commodity.