
Country of Clubs
Research country clubs, costs, amenities and access
What it does
Country of Clubs is a research and comparison resource for U.S. country clubs. Explore membership costs, initiation fees, dues, golf facilities, amenities, access policies, dining, racquet sports and other club details in one structured place.
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