Club Staff
Kyle is a native of Louisiana and employed at Graywood for over 10 years. He started as the food and beverage manager and was later promoted to Gray Plantation Clubhouse Manager. Kyle was recently named Assistant General Manager for the Graywood development. His duties include overseeing all Graywood amenities including Gray Plantation and The Sports Club at Graywood.
Scott Ledet
Golf Course Superintendent
scotthledet@aol.com
With a degree in Horticulture from Louisiana State University, he first applied his skills at English Turn in New Orleans, Louisiana as assistant superintendent. From this position, he moved to Atlanta, Georgia where he assisted in construction of the Heritage Golf Club. At the conclusion of this project, he served as their assistant superintendent from 1995 to 1997. He later took a position at P.G.A. National in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, serving as assistant superintendent. P.G.A. National is known for hosting the Senior P.G.A. Championship.
Kevin’s experience providing top notch service makes him a great fit for Gray Plantation. He previously worked in Austin, Texas at both The Hills Country Club and The Austin Country Club. Most recently, he has been the Head Teaching Professional at the Baton Rouge Country Club, where he taught roughly 900 lessons a year and was highly sought after for his teaching abilities. Tracey says that he intends to introduce a new standard of member service and golf operations management at Gray Plantation.
O'Reilly is a Lake Charles native with more than 25 years of experience in the communication field. She is a graduate of the University of Southwestern Louisiana and received a Masters Degree from McNeese State University. In her career, O'Reilly has worked with several corporations in various sales, marketing, and management positions. She also successfully managed her own advertising and public relations firm in Lake Charles for 15 years.
Holly is originally from Southern California and comes to Lake Charles by way of the Florida Keys. While in Florida, she owned and operated a Wedding and Event Planning company, planning events that ranged from small beachside weddings to large high profile galas. Holly has worked with all facets of the industry from small charity organizations to the NFL. Holly found her passion in Event Coordinating through her 15 years of experience in the restaurant/ hospitality industry.
Ross was born in Texas, and grew up right here in Lake Charles. He graduated from McNeese State University in 1990 and has worked in the Restaurant and Club industry in New Mexico, Texas and Louisiana for more than twenty years. He is married to Penny and they have five wonderful children.
Byron’s 13 years experience includes not only residential construction but industrial and commercial. He serves two roles at Graywood including the oversight of Community Development and beautification as well as heads up all maintenance initiatives related to the Clubs of Graywood.
Hours of Operation
Cypress Grill
Monday – Sunday
7:30 am to 8:30 pm
Tuesdays
9:30 am – 8:30 pm
Gray Plantation Golf Club
Monday – Sunday
7:00 am to 7:00 pm
Golf Shop closed Tuesday mornings until noon
Sports Club
New Hours Starting November 1st
Monday – Friday
5:00 am to 9:00 pm
Saturday – Sunday
8:00 am to 9:00 pm
The Edge Grill
New Hours Starting November 1st
Monday – Friday
3:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Saturday – Sunday
11:00 am to 8:00 pm
Location / Directions
From Houston: Take I-10 East to Lake Charles. Just west of Lake Charles take the I-210 loop. Exit onto Nelson Road and turn right. Continue on Nelson Road through the intersection at W. McNeese. Take a right onto Country Club Road then a left at Big Lake Road. Continue on then make a right at the Graywood entrance.
From Lafayette: Take I-10 West to Lake Charles. Just east of Lake Charles take the I-210 loop. Exit onto Nelson Road and turn left. Continue on Nelson Road through the intersection at W. McNeese. Take a right onto Country Club Road then a left at Big Lake Road. Continue on then make a right at the Graywood entrance.
Local residents may also want to use the new entrance off Big Lake Road as shown on the map.
