Nancy Planck, Activities Coordinator There are currently no activities scheduled for Saturday, August 15, through Monday, September 14. Please check back later for any updates.
October Photo Contest Winners
Woodcrafters Club Classes
Democratic Club Gives to Nonprofits
Desert Duffer Scores Big
Generals, August 2020
Activities Update
Generals, August 2020
Introducing the New Mariposa
Murphy Kulasa, Marketing Manager The new Mariposa home design, part of the Tradition Series, features open concept living, a master bedroom suite, den, two-car garage and a spacious outdoor space with plenty of options designed for casual, yet elegant living and entertaining. In addition, unique to this plan is the oversized linen closet right off…
Sports, August 2020
The Third Shot Drop. Why Is It So Important?
David Zapatka The third shot drop is a shot performed near the baseline that lands softly in the opponents’ kitchen. The shot is designed with one thing in mind—get your team to the net. The mechanics of the third shot drop are simple. The ball sails up into the air and drops into the kitchen…
Clubs & Classes, August 2020
Republicans Host Primary Election BBQ/Kegger Rally!
Rich Ulery On July 16, 100 Quail Creek Republicans gathered at Tay’s BBQ and Brew House in Corona De Tucson for a campaign rally featuring a scrumptious BBQ dinner provided by the fabulous staff at Tay’s BBQ, and a keg of beer provided by the Quail Creek Republican Club. The event gave all attendees one…
Clubs & Classes, August 2020
The Desert Duffers Are Back!
Thom Sharples Mike Senatra, president of the Quail Creek Desert Duffers, and John Vanni, vice president, checked in 80 players on July 14, for the first time since the COVID-19 shutdown. The Quail Creek Desert Duffers club is enforcing Quail Creek’s guidelines of wearing a mask and social distancing for check in, and while riding in individual carts…
Clubs & Classes, August 2020
PCQC Quarterly Challenge: Nature
Jim Burkstrand The Photo Club of Quail Creek just completed its sixth quarterly photo challenge which had a theme of nature. Each club member could enter up to three photos which had to be taken within the calendar quarter, and the photographer/artist could post process the photo in any way, including using Photoshop filters and manipulation.…