Beer Club – If you consider yourself a beer connoisseur and want to meet others who share the same interest, then join other residents at different breweries once a month.   Beginning Mahjong – A Chinese tile game, usually played by four people. There is a beginner game on Mondays. For those that have some skill, there is a Wednesday game.  Book Club – Engage with other residents and discuss the book-of-the-month.  Each month there is a different genre of topic hosted by each member of the club for that month.  Bridge – This club is for Pronghorn Ranch residents and guests interested in playing rubber bridge in a social setting.  Some familiarity with the game and its rules is expected.   Crafter’s (Open Creativity Time) – Crafters come together to work on their own individual craft while socializing others. C.O.P. Club (Cops of Pronghorn Ranch) – Retired Cops of Pronghorn Ranch welcome all residents that have served in the law enforcement field to monthly luncheons.   Empty Nesters – This club welcomes empty nesters and singles to discuss scriptures.  Euchre – This fast-paced card game and is relatively easy to learn.  It is an excellent social card game, simple in concept, but a high degree of subtlety.  Hand & Foot – This card game is similar to Canasta.  Hiking Club – Join other residents of Pronghorn Ranch who enjoy hiking local trails.  Jokers and Pegs – Similar to the game of Sorry! this card game is easy, fun, and simple!  Knit & Crochet – Socialize and create beautiful blankets and other handiwork.   Ladies Bunco – If you are a fan of this dice game, join other ladies once a month.   Please bring $5.00 with you.  Luv 2 Quilt – This is a social group for residents that love to quilt.  All the fun of a guild, without the meeting. We machine and hand quilt.  Items are machine and are done by hand.  Monthly Social – We invite couples, singles and their guests to come out, socialize, and have fun!  If you are new to the community, this is a great way to meet others in your neighborhood.  Out-to-Dinner Club – Join other residents at a different local restaurant on the 1st Wednesday of each month for great food and a fun time! Time and date vary depending on the hours of each restaurant.  Ping Pong Club – No matter the skill level, ping pong is a fun way to meet others and is a great activity for the mind!  Pool (Billiard) Club – This club welcomes all levels of players to come in and enjoy a friendly game of pool.  Poker Club – This club is a casual and friendly game where residents enjoy poker in a social setting.  Please bring $10.00 to purchase poker chips.  R.V. Club – If you have an R.V. or are thinking about getting one, then join other homeowners to share ideas, trips, and new places to explore.  This is another great way to meet other residents, share travels, and make new friends!  Support Group – If you have lost a friend or family member, if you are you feeling stress from a recent move, or dealing with the loss of a pet, and feel as though you’re dealing with it alone, this is the place for you. Here you will find friendship, understanding, and encouragement.  Members and guests alike are welcome to come.  Wine Club – You don’t need to be a wine connoisseur to join fellow members in sharing in conversation and a glass of wine. There are some trips to local wineries throughout the year.

Fun Facts About Prescott:

• Locals pronounce it “Preskit”
• Prescott began as a mining town with the discovery of Gold in 1864.
• In 1864 Prescott was selected to be the State Capital until 1887.
• Prescott has over 500 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.
• “Whiskey Row” was once home to over 26 saloons, including the Palace Saloon, where Doc Holiday and the Earp brothers were once patrons. The Palace still has the original bar that survived the fire in 1900.
• Prescott is home to the World’s Oldest Rodeo.
• Downtown Prescott sits at an elevation of 5,300 feet.
• American Lung Association – Prescott Ranked #1 Air Quality

Fun Facts About Prescott:

• Locals pronounce it “Preskit”
• Prescott began as a mining town with the discovery of Gold in 1864.
• In 1864 Prescott was selected to be the State Capital until 1887.
• Prescott has over 500 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.
• “Whiskey Row” was once home to over 26 saloons, including the Palace Saloon, where Doc Holiday and the Earp brothers were once patrons. The Palace still has the original bar that survived the fire in 1900.
• Prescott is home to the World’s Oldest Rodeo.
• Downtown Prescott sits at an elevation of 5,300 feet.
• American Lung Association – Prescott Ranked #1 Air Quality

• Use of the Clubhouse facilities and amenities is one of the benefits Members’ receive when they pay their monthly HOA dues.
• Pronghorn Ranch is an ‘all-ages welcome’ community and is not limited to any one age demographic.
• Pronghorn Ranch pools and spas are reserved for use by Members and their Guests and is not open to the public.
  • Each pool and spa is heated and open until 8pm. Showers and restrooms are available to swimmers.
• The Pronghorn Ranch sport court currently allows for tennis, pickle ball and basketball.
• Please call clubhouse for reservations and schedule or use of the Automatic tennis ball machine.
• Pronghorn Ranch is still a developer-maintained community