THE POOL

Cool off with a quick swim or settle in for a relaxing day by the water. During the hottest days in North Texas, the pool gives Members an easy place to unwind, refresh, and spend time together. It’s a favorite spot for families, casual afternoons, and laid-back club life.

YOUTH SWIM PROGRAMS

Kids can build confidence in the water through swimming programs designed for younger members. It’s an easy way for families to make the pool part of their regular club routine.

POOL SOCIAL EVENTS

The pool is also a gathering place for seasonal fun and family-friendly events. From Dive-In Movies to casual days spent together, it gives Members another way to connect and enjoy the Club.

RACQUET SPORTS AT THE CREEK

A lively place to play, compete, and connect at The Creek

Explore Racquet Sports At Prestonwood

MEET THE MEMBERSHIP TEAM

Our membership team is available to answer questions and guide you through the process.

Baird Hicks

Director of Membership

Dawn McKenzie

Director of Membership

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Does your club have an aquatics facility?
Yes, our seasonal outdoor swim area is designed for relaxation, recreation, and family enjoyment in a comfortable Club setting. The club features two distinct, resort-style swimming pools split across our locations. The Creek pool facility highlights resort swimming paired with summer poolside service, while The Hills pool facility features a refreshing swimming layout with an attached snack bar.
Do you offer swim lessons?
Swim instruction may be available seasonally. The club hosts swimming programs tailored specifically for kids, and members can contact the aquatics office to check current availability.
Are private cabanas available?
No; however, Members can inquire with the Club regarding available poolside features. The resort pools serve as prime spots for seasonal club social events, including family-friendly Dive-In Movies.
Do lifeguards supervise the pools?
Pool supervision is provided during designated hours. Members should follow all posted pool guidelines, seasonal schedules, and hours of operation.
Are aquatic fitness programs available?
Aquatic programming may be offered on a seasonal basis. Members are encouraged to check with the club's fitness and swim departments for active seasonal class schedules.
What fitness amenities and services are offered?
We offer a well-equipped fitness center featuring a variety of cardio and strength-training equipment, along with spaces designed to support a range of workout styles. Fitness capabilities are distributed to support health goals, featuring a dedicated fitness facility at the club, full-service locker rooms, and monthly group fitness classes.
What equipment is available in the fitness center?
Members have access to modern cardio machines and strength-training equipment to support both individual workouts and overall wellness goals.
Do you offer group fitness classes?
Yes. The Club offers a selection of group fitness classes designed to support a variety of fitness levels and interests.
Are personal trainers available?
Yes, personal training is available for Members seeking individualized guidance and customized fitness programs.
Is the fitness center included in my membership?
Full access to fitness facilities and programming across both clubhouses is open to all Golf, Racquet Sports, and Social membership tiers.
Are locker rooms available?
Yes. Locker room facilities are available for Member convenience.
What racquet sports are available, and how many courts do you have?
Yes, Prestonwood at the Creek offers 4 tennis courts and 8 dedicated pickleball courts with lighting available for year‑round enjoyment.
Can I reserve a pickleball court?
Yes, Members can book courts through the Club’s online reservation system or by contacting the Racquet Pro Shop.
Do you offer lessons, clinics, or programs for beginners and juniors?
Yes, whether you’re taking your first swing or refining your serve, we provide private lessons, group clinics, and junior programs led by experienced instructors. Instructional resources and group layouts are coordinated regularly through our certified professional teaching staff.
Is league play offered?
Yes, pickleball leagues and social tournaments run seasonally. The club hosts recurring organized formatting on the courts, including a weekly Pickle Ball Open Play every Tuesday and specialized co-ed Live Ball Hours.
What racquet sports are available, and how many courts do you have?
Yes, Prestonwood at the Creek offers 4 tennis courts and 8 dedicated pickleball courts with lighting available for year‑round enjoyment.
How do I reserve a tennis court?
Members can reserve tennis courts through the Club’s reservation system, by contacting the Racquet Sports staff for assistance, or by communicating with the ClubLine team.
Do I have to be a Member to play tennis at Prestonwood?
Yes. Tennis facilities and programming are available exclusively to Members and their guests. Access is open to all Golf and Racquet Sports membership levels, encompassing the member, spouse, and dependent children under the age of 26.
Are there leagues, competitive programs or tournaments?
The Club offers an active tennis environment with opportunities for organized play and skill development throughout the year. This includes organized summer and winter leagues, team tennis, competitive tournaments, and structured options like Cardio Tennis or Tennis Team Drills open to TCD, METRO, and USTA players.
Do you offer tennis lessons or private coaching?
Yes, the Club’s professional tennis staff offers private lessons and instructional opportunities designed to help players of all levels improve their game. Members can take advantage of private and group tennis lessons led by an experienced, certified professional teaching staff.
Can children participate in tennis programs?
Yes, the Club provides opportunities for younger players to learn and develop their skills in a supportive and engaging environment. Youth options include a dedicated Junior Tennis Development Program and specialized Junior Orange Ball Tennis, which utilizes transitional court sizes and low-compression balls via a USTA framework.