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Resident Shareholder applicants are required to pay the Club’s Entrance Fee (contact Clubhouse for more information), or they may opt for a three-year payment schedule, a five-year payment or a ten-year payment schedule. Once Resident Shareholder memberships is established, family members may then register into membership in the appropriate category.
Clubhouse Membership applicants are required to pay the Club’s Entrance Fee (contact Clubhouse for more information). A Clubhouse member, in addition to enjoying the social and clubhouse activities, may play five rounds of golf annually with the payment of green fees. Once Clubhouse Membership is established, a spouse may then register as an Associate Clubhouse Member.
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At age 30, Intermediate Members must apply to become Resident Shareholders. They will receive a 10 percent reduction toward their Entrance Fee for each full year as an Intermediate and a 5 percent reduction towards their Entrance Fee for each full year of Junior (15-18) Membership. Intermediate Members may, however, transition into Shareholder Applicant membership even if they do not have a 100% Entrance Fee credit built up.
The Club limits the number of shares available to 550 and a waiting list is then established for shares. Although shares may not be available at the time of application, playing and clubhouse privileges are extended to a limited number of applicants on a share wait list.
Each Resident Shareholder is responsible for a capital fund contribution and a food assessment. Food charges in any area of the Club are applied against this assessment. |
St. Charles Country Club Categories:
• Resident Shareholder
• Shareholder Applicant ( 30 - 39)
• Associate Playing Member (spouse)
• Intermediate Membership (19-29)
• Junior Membership (9-18)
• Clubhouse
• Clubhouse Associate (spouse)
• Non-resident (300km outside Winnipeg & previous Resident Shareholder)
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