DALLAS (Dec. 18, 2024) — The Club at Ruby Hill recently announced the completion of a significant renovation and expansion of its Fitness Center totaling over $2 million. Situated in the picturesque Livermore Valley wine country, this private club has upgraded its 2,600-square-foot facility to enhance the experience for its members.
Blake Walker, the Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Arcis Golf, emphasized that ‘Health and wellness are extremely important to Ruby Hill’s golf fitness and athletic-minded members.’ The renovation includes state-of-the-art strength and cardio equipment designed to help members achieve their personal health and wellness objectives.
The Transformation of the Fitness Center
The newly renovated Fitness Center features cutting-edge strength training equipment and a comprehensive range of free weights, TRX trainers, and cardio machines from Freemotion, including the innovative 22 SERIES cardio line. Members can also participate in an array of coach-led workouts directly from the gym.
Expanding Spaces and Services
The enhancements include a functional training space, a group studio, and a dedicated recovery room, all designed to cater to workouts and post-workout recovery. The facility also provides access to an outdoor fitness area and upgraded locker rooms, creating a more holistic fitness experience.
Diverse Fitness Programming
A range of fitness programs, including Yoga, Pilates, boot camps, and boxing, will be available to members. Personal trainers will offer one-on-one sessions, couples’ training, and small group classes to accommodate various fitness levels.
A Commitment to Wellness
The club aims to provide a welcoming space focused on the well-being of both the body and mind. Members can look forward to events featuring experts in nutrition, wellness, and mindfulness, embodying Arcis Golf’s motto: ‘Live. Connect. Play.’
About The Club and Arcis Golf
The Club also offers a Jack Nicklaus Signature Design golf course and an extensive clubhouse with diverse amenities. Arcis Golf operates nearly 70 public and private golf clubs across the United States, focusing on transforming golf facilities into inclusive, lifestyle hubs.
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