Break90
Tour Rookie
it's covered by a separate addendum to the bye law, you can but subject to payment of your green fee, and only on the day of your visit to the course. So effectively, for ale purposes, you become a temporary member for the day.
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it's covered by a separate addendum to the bye law, you can but subject to payment of your green fee, and only on the day of your visit to the course. So effectively, for ale purposes, you become a temporary member for the day.
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
...and reciprocals where your round is free?
Break90
Tour Rookie
Not mentioned specifically, but would be classed as a visitor I imagine, and would therefore be a temp member for the day.
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Deleted Member 1156
Guest
What about social members that pay an annual fee to use the facilities, it's a bit unfair on them if Joe Public can walk in and have a drink?
matt71
Tour Rookie
yep open to public but alas our catering is bobbins since the excellent chef has been replaced! We used to have welcome to anyone functions and meal nights but not anymore 
Hopefully the club will get someone decent onboard soon and start to bring the public back in again as we miss their money if you know what I mean!
Hopefully the club will get someone decent onboard soon and start to bring the public back in again as we miss their money if you know what I mean!
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Social member will get a discount on food and drink
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Deleted Member 1156
Guest
True but the numbers don't really stack up. I pay £90 a year at Broadstone and get 10% discount so I have to spend in excess of £900 a year before I'm better off than someone walking in off the street
Each club will have to make that decision. Many have a low social membership charge and so the card discount makes it worthwhile. In your case, D4S, it would not. Does your club strictly enforce its members only policy?
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