Joining Details


	Membership Categories


	Joining Fee


	Annual Subscription

Full	Men and women, paying maximum subscriptions, who are at least 22 years of age on 1st August	200.00	495.00
Senior	Men who are at least 65 years of age on 1st August. Women who are at least 60 years of age on 1st August	200.00	395.00
Weekday	Men and women who are restricted to playing Monday to Friday inclusive. Green Fees are to be paid if these members play at weekends.	200.00	395.00
Parent	Mother and father plus children of any age. Adults pay reduced fees, children pay the full relevant fees. Adults revert to full fes if child membership ceases.	200.00	395.00
Family	Husband/wife/partner living together who are both members	200.00	395.00
Junior 18 & under	Boys and girls who are 18 years of age or under on 1st August	Nil	100.00
Intermediate	Men and women aged 19, 20 or 21 on 1st August or any full time adult student (proof may be requested)	100.00	200.00
Country	Men and women living a minimum of 100 miles from Arscott	100.00	225.00
Corporate	Please apply to the Secretary or the Proprietors	POA	POA

All the above fees and subscriptions are inclusive of VAT at 17.5% Please note the following: -

Joining fees are payable at a rate of £50.00 on joining and £50.00 with the annual bill.
The annual subscriptions are inclusive of national and local Golf Union fees and club section fees where relevant, both of which are zero rated for VAT.
Subscriptions shown are full annual subscriptions which are payable on August 1st each year. Pro rata payments may be permitted from the month joining the club.
Monthly Direct Debit payment facilities are available for payment of the annual subscription only, at an interest rate of 6.5%.
Neither the joining fee nor the annual subscription is refundable upon resignation. If the Direct Debit scheme is in operation at the time of resignation, the annual subscription must be paid in full.
All fees and subscriptions are as laid down by the proprietors.
Junior members do not have to pay additional joining fees as they grow older and therefore move from one membership category to another.


	Correct at 1st August 2008