Highland Park Social Club Plans Month-Long Support For Breast Cancer Research

HIGHLAND PARK, IL —A Highland Park social club has committed to a month of special events dedicated to supporting the Lynn Sage Breast Cancer Foundation throughout October.

DINX Social Club is launching "DINX+LINX 4 PINX: Playing for Pink, Fighting For a Cure" to rally members and guests to participate in themed pickleball play, golf challenges, raffles and festive social gatherings to support a meaningful cause. Signature pink touches will be featured throughout the club as part of the campaign.

All proceeds from the DINX+LINX 4 PINX events will go directly to the Lynn Sage Breast Cancer Foundation, whose mission is to eradicate breast cancer though innovative research.

“DINX Social Club is all about connection — on the courts, in the golf lounges, and in our community,” said David Sloane, Highland Park resident and Co-Founder of DINX Social Club. “By partnering with the Lynn Sage Breast Cancer Foundation, we hope to bring our members together to have fun while they support this important cause.”

Located at 1931 Skokie Valley Road in Highland Park, DINX offers six professional-grade pickleball courts, three golf lounges with state-of-the-art simulators comfortable social and dining spaces, a 30-tap pour wall and Café, plus a private party room with karaoke.

Since the center's opening six months ago, DINX has received good reviews, including from the International Association of Pickleball and Padel Facilities, which cited DINX as “The Gold Standard” of pickleball facilities.

To see the full calendar of events, visit the DINX Social Club website.