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Errol Dreyfuss

You often can find Errol working in the shop or serving as a starter on the first tee.

Did you know:

• Like many Tampa residents, Errol is an import, moving to the Sunshine State from New York when he was 10.
• Like many of us, he also loves sports, as his long history of playing and coaching sports will show.
• The Brooklyn native played football and baseball for South Dade High School in Miami before graduating in 1965. He played tennis for the University of West Florida in Pensacola for two years, graduating in 1970.
• Errol worked for Dade County Public Schools for 35 years — 22 years as a teacher and coach before he focused on administration for the final 13 years in public school. He coached football and golf and was the head baseball coach for 15 years; he was fortunate to coach against many players who went on to enjoy Major League careers. Heritage Isles has been fortunate to have Errol on our team for 10 years.

He has two grown children and a grandson who is keeping up with Errol’s athletic ways. He recently graduated from college thanks to a four-year scholarship for golf!

Get into the holiday spirit with our pre-Thanksgiving Turkey Shootout Scramble.

It’s a 4-person Fun Scramble with Gross & Net Divisions

And it costs only $48 per player.

Fee includes golf balls, range balls, lunch, awards, prizes and a special contest!

Look for exciting formats within the scramble to keep everyone on their toes and enjoying themselves. 

Sign up as teams or as individuals and we will pair you up!

Sam Schulz

Sam has been spending much of her life on and around golf courses, so it only makes sense that she works now at Heritage Isle.

Her degree in Sport Business from St. Leo University is just the latest in a long list of sports-related accomplishments that began when she was 5 years old.

Sam was determined to do everything her older brother did, and that certainly included golf. She and her brother enjoyed golf with their father – weekends on the course, weeknights at the driving range. While other kids went to camp in the summer, Sam and family were on the road, where she played in about 15 tournaments a year.

By age 15 she was a scratch handicap and club champion of her club. When she was a sophomore in high school, her team became the first sports team in the school’s history to go undefeated! Although the school was in a tough region and never made it to state as a team, Sam made it individually all four years, with her best finish a tie for fourth.

Now Sam is part of our team at Heritage Isles, working in all parts of the club and making progress toward her dream of eventually running a golf course. With her background and ability, it’s just a matter of time until that dream comes true.

Sam collecting one of her junior trophies

Her trophy room!