Golf and Voting Privileges by Membership Class 2012

Class A 

• Appropriate for individual or family if only one spouse desires golfing privileges.
• One vote at club meetings.
• Children under 16 have restricted golf privileges when accompanied by a parent.
• Children between 16 and 22 can become junior members with limited golf privileges.

Class A –Family

• Appropriate for family if both spouses desire golfing privileges, but one spouse is willing to have time restrictions on golf privileges on weekends and holidays.
• One vote at club meetings.
• Children treated the same as in Class A except those children between 16 and 22 are junior members with restricted golf privileges without payment of additional fees.

Dual Class A – Family                     

• Appropriate for family if both spouses want unrestricted golfing privileges.
• Two votes at club meetings.
• Children treated the same as in Class A Family.

Class B

• Can only play golf on four occasions each year and must pay greens fees. 
• No voting rights at club meetings.

Class D

• Must be less than 37 when elected to membership and convert to Class A at the age of 37.
• Same privileges as Class A except no voting rights.

Class D Family

• Appropriate for family if both spouses are less than 37 and desire golfing privileges, but one spouse is willing to have time restrictions on golf privileges on weekends and holidays.

All membership classes have use of pools, clubhouse and platform tennis.