City officials argued that the Dallas club has improperly diverted city-owned water to irrigate its second golf course, The Hills, which is located in Plano, and estimates the usage charge to be $600,000. Brian A. Keelan, Prestonwood Vice President and General Manager, said in a statement: “We have been working diligently with all parties to find an amicable solution that’s fair and equitable to everyone.”

Now that the club has all 54 holes back open, they are eager for golfers to enjoy the finished product.

The golf learning, practice and club-fitting facility includes indoor and outdoor bays, a grass teaching area tee box, and a host of high-tech teaching aids.

Whatever the agenda, today’s ballrooms at club and resort properties should be flexible and adaptable, with walls, ceilings and floors providing the subtle, but important decorative elements that can help to set the right tones and moods for a full variety of events.

To wow diners with their “opening acts,” chefs are balancing maximum-impact flavors with highly recognizable dishes.