Tennis Programs at the Country Club Scottsdale

Congratulations Dave and Wendy of The Country Club at DC Ranch, a Scottsdale private golf club Dave Moyer, Director of Tennis, and his wifernWendy were recently acknowledged for their #19rnHusband & Wife Mixed Doubles national rankingrnin the United States Tennis Association.rnJunior Tennis Clinics for Julyat the Club!rnThe new tennis lights at Country Club Scottsdale have been installed and we now have night play at The Country Club at DC Ranch. 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.rnTennis Court Reservation SystemrnThe new tennis court reservation system at Country Club Scottsdale will be up and running soon. You will find a link on our club website that will take you to the system. Once we have officially launched, it will be important for everyone to go there to book a court, just like you would a tee time. The system at Country Club Scottsdale is run through Foretees and will give you the ability to book courts and receive communication about the tennis program. When you book a court at Country Club Scottsdale we ask that you include all names of those playing including guest names.rnW hen was the last time you had your racket strung at The Country Club at DC Ranch, a Scottsdale private golf Club Tennis racket strings will go dead ifrnthey are not restrung. At minimum, you should string your rackets once a year if you play 0‐1 time arnweek. If you play twice a week, every six months. You will be surprised how good your racket will feelrnwith new strings. Just drop your racket off with Dave at The Country Club at DC Ranch, a Scottsdale private golf clubrn and he will have it done within 48 hours.