Texas high school golf team stops practice following confrontation with competition of adult entertainment club

When a high school golf team in Austin, Texas arrived at the course and discovered an adult entertainment club event, they were forced to cancel practice that day.

The school system informed the parents of the high school students on Tuesday that when the students arrived for practice, “several adults were acting quite improperly.”

The note stated, “Unfortunately, our golfers did see some indecent behavior.” “The coach immediately called off practice and asked every player to call their parents and arrange for pickup.”

Photos acquired by Fox 7 Austin appear to show two women from an adult entertainment club walking on the course.

Two women appear to be walking on the course in the photos taken by Fox 7 Austin .

According to the communication given to parents, Avery Ranch, the golf facility, informed the school that they “were not aware that these inappropriate behaviors would occur.”

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For twenty years, Vista Ridge High School has conducted drills in the north Austin course Avery Ridge.

The school district wrote to parents, saying, “What happened yesterday is not acceptable and we will work closely with Avery Ranch to ensure this never happens again.”

A golfer stands in the tee box at the Avery Ranch Golf Club in Austin, Texas.

On Monday from 12:00 to 5:00, a tournament was being held at the golf course by Austin’s Yellow Rose adult nightclub. On Wednesday, it was impossible to immediately get in touch with the club’s manager for comment.

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