City gets involved after students saw adult entertainment club’s event at Texas golf course

AUSTIN, Texas – Town of Austin is now wanting into an incident at Avery Ranch golf course the place a neighborhood highschool golf staff says gamers noticed “lewd habits and scantily dressed individuals”.

Austin Metropolis Council member Mackenzie Kelly is taking motion as a result of she says there was a code violation, however the membership that placed on the match says it was imagined to be a non-public occasion they have been doing yearly.

“I used to be each shocked and considerably disgusted,” stated Kelly about her response to listening to about what occurred in her district Monday. “This isn’t one thing I’d need any baby to be uncovered to based mostly on the images and proof of the occasion that I’ve seen.”

Gamers with the Vista Ridge Excessive Faculty golf staff confirmed as much as the Avery Ranch golf course for observe that afternoon; on the similar time the Yellow Rose, an grownup leisure membership, was internet hosting their annual golf match. The course had been rented out by the Yellow Rose, however the gamers have been utilizing the driving vary.

Photos shared with FOX 7 Austin present scantily clad girls and one mother or father advised FOX 7 their baby noticed topless girls driving a golf cart. 

In a letter to oldsters Tuesday, the golf coach stated partly: “A really inappropriate scenario occurred at Avery Ranch…. Sadly, our golfers did witness some lewd habits. Coach Brown instantly canceled observe.”

Additionally they stated they’ve talked with golf course administration who stated they weren’t conscious inappropriate actions would happen, they usually don’t condone them.

Nonetheless, the Yellow Rose stated in a Fb publish that that they had not acquired stories of “lewd habits” and the ladies have been sporting bikini bottoms “no totally different than you’ll see at Lake Travis on a summer season weekend.”

The membership additionally stated they’d been enjoying their annual charity golf match at Avery Ranch for the final 4 years and that any try by the golf course to “feign shock [as] to the grownup nature of the match is disingenuous.”

“If anyone noticed one thing they deemed offensive, The Yellow Rose sincerely apologizes,” the membership stated. “This was imagined to be a non-public occasion.”

So was this simply unhealthy scheduling or an precise violation of metropolis code? Council member Kelly says the course did break the principles. 

“This might’ve fallen below grownup leisure use which is mostly permittable within the metropolis of Austin via CS1 zoning,” stated Kelly. “Nonetheless Avery Ranch is in a public utility district and so grownup leisure use is just not permitted.”

Kelly stated she’s having somebody from the code division discuss with course administration. “Proper now I’m simply centered on guaranteeing this doesn’t occur once more,” she stated.

FOX 7 Austin has reached out to course administration and has not heard again.