George McMillan A Tennis Life WellLived

George McMillan, 77, was born in Brooklyn, New York, but grew up on the West Bank of New Orleans, Louisiana. He only started playing tennis after college but quickly fell in love with the game. He won some club tournaments and some on the circuit of oilfield tennis tournaments, even though he only had a few tennis lessons.

McMillan was on the board of directors for a large oilfield tennis tournament for 40 years. He is also a strong supporter of all LSU sports and a big Dodger fan. But his true passion is tennis.

“Tennis is more than just exercise for me,” McMillan says. “It’s time with a great group of guys from varied backgrounds. The tennis is fun, but the inside jokes and ribbing make it even more fun.”

McMillan plans to keep playing tennis until he must convert to a wheelchair. He’s had some challenges, but he’s always found a way to overcome them.

“I was able to resume tennis activity two months after bypass surgery,” McMillan says. “I’m currently playing on a knee that is a candidate for replacement.”

But McMillan’s love of the game keeps him going. He’s a role model for younger tennis players and is always willing to offer advice.

“Take lessons and learn the correct way to play so you don’t have to spend the rest of your life trying to undo bad habits,” McMillan says.

McMillan is a living example of the power of tennis. It’s a game that can bring people together regardless of age, background, or ability. And it’s a game that can help people stay active and healthy well into their senior years.

George McMillan is a true tennis enthusiast and an inspiration to us all. He’s shown us that it’s always possible to start playing tennis and that it’s a game that people of all ages can enjoy.

Pelican Athletic Club (PAC) is a great place to play tennis. With its fourteen lighted courts, PAC offers plenty of space for players of all levels to enjoy the game. The courts are also well-maintained, so you can be sure that you’re playing on a high-quality surface.

In addition to the courts, PAC also offers a variety of tennis programs and activities. There are beginner, intermediate, and advanced lessons available, as well as leagues and tournaments for all ages.

George currently organizes the “Senior Tennis Exhibition” which he and his friends call themselves when they get together and play every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

If you’re looking for a place to play tennis, PAC is a great option. The club has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, and the staff is always happy to help. So what are you waiting for? Come on down to PAC and start playing tennis today!