The club concept has evolved and we’re leading the way with a welcoming Outer Banks beach casual atmosphere where members enjoy a wide range of recreational, social, family, and community focused activities. Conveniently located in the heart of Southern Shores, NC on over 300 acres of Maritime Forest, Duck Woods embodies the beautiful, natural surroundings of the Outer Banks. Championship golf, swimming, tennis, pickle ball, and fitness facilities blend with the easy comfort of good friends, family, exceptional dining, and distinctive surroundings. From the amenities, to events and engaging programs, there’s something for everyone at Duck Woods.
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Duck Woods Racquet Sports Video Tip 121: Target Practice
To improve your ball placement, grab a partner and set up either a cone or a pyramid made with tennis balls about a yard from the baseline, either in the center of the court if you want to hit straight, or in the corner if you'd like to hit cross court, and see who can knock whose target down first. Try this fun drill out this week and let me know how it works for you! ... See MoreSee Less
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Duck Woods Racquet Sports Video Tip 120: “Rally in the Alley”
A great drill to work on precision and timing is "Rally in the Alley". Grab a partner and hit baseline to baseline inside the doubles alley. You can make it a game and keep score, allotting one point each time a player hits a ball inside the partner's alley. You can play up to 10, 20, or 30 points. Try out my favorite activity growing up and let me know how it works for you! ... See MoreSee Less
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Duck Woods Racquet Sports Video Tip 119: Downhill Skiing
If you've been skiing and been on a chairlift, then you know that when exiting the lift, you need to be on the edge of the seat, leaning forward slightly with your shins pressed against the front of your boots, while still maintaining your balance. This is how we should feel in between shots, when in our ready position. This way, if the ball is dropped short, we'll be able to spring forwards to get to it, and if the ball is hit deep, we can choose to "sit back on the lift" and backpedal to get into position. Try thinking this way the next time you play and let me know how it works for you! ... See MoreSee Less
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How lovely to think of snow skiing when it’s 91 degrees outside!