2 Clublink Greyhawk memberships

[Jim347]

I have 2 Greyhawk memberships for sale held in a company therefore I can assign them. Looking for $4000 each.

[hoolio]

Is that a savings of $8,500 per membership (initiation)? If so that's an awesome deal.

[John]

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[Gapwedge]

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[Jim347]

Ya looking to get back what I paid as I am moving to the NS and there r no Clublink courses.

[nhwott5]

jeff?

[beefstuf]

still available?

[leftylucas]

Holy Crap that is a great deal, I wish I had not bought that new front door and the new garage door becuase iwoould have jumped on this offer.

My wife on the other hand may have had a different idea but hey a couple of lunches at my new clubhouse and she would have been fine, maybe a few specialty drinks too, OK a lot of drinks, AH HELL, nothing would have worked, she would have killed me.

[nhwott5]

My wife on the other hand may have had a different idea but hey a couple of lunches at my new clubhouse and she would have been fine, maybe a few specialty drinks too, OK a lot of drinks, AH HELL, nothing would have worked, she would have killed me.

not at the greyhawk clubhouse LOL

[Jim347]

Yes I have had a couple of people respond but no deals yet. U interested?

[Jim347]

Yes it is a saving of 8500 per.

[nhwott5]

will your $4000 include all necessary transfer fees as well?

[jacks]

is this still available ?

[buyandsell]

Sounds too good. What does a transferred membership include? Are there any restrictions to a transfered membership? Are there any additional payments on this membership besides the annual dues and bar tab? I did not think that Club Links allowed memberships to be transfered except to family members.

[Jim347]

These r Corporate there is an $800 per transfer fee paid to Clublink. These r full membership that my Co. owns and I am moving to NS and won't be coming back.
If I can find someone who wants to use them great for golf and Clublink.

[3Jack]

Is $4000 essentially the initiation fee that we'd pay, then pay yearly dues on top of that? Sorry if I'm making you repeat yourself, just want to know what the complete costs would be and if this would make me a full member with the standard rights that would go with joining Clublink on my own...

[Smoothie]

You would pay $4000 for the initiation, plus $800 to transfer to you. These are one time only.

From there, your annual dues are the membership fees, plus the F&B.
Very good deal for anyone looking to get into CL.

[3Jack]

Hmm.... thanks Smoothie. It is a good dillio.

[Section Thirty One]

Outstanding deal here folks. This is less than I paid to join Hautes Plaines last year!

[golfott]

its not bad,, currently it would be $6500 to join ( refered) so you would save $1700.

[jvincent]

Just curious, if you are a corporate member is there a way to transition to becoming a "personal" member?

[mcgoo]

Yes John, see their website.

[3Jack]

Just curious, if you are a corporate member is there a way to transition to becoming a "personal" member?

What would be the motivation to do that?

[jvincent]

I haven't had a chance to look yet, but there may be conditions on the corporate membership when it comes to transferring to another club or requirements on the primary member, etc.

[golfott]

you can transfer between corporate and personal for a 10% fee of the initiation.

but there is really no benefit at all to moving from corp to personal. corp is better as it allows for the transfer of the membership in case you leave the area, as is the case with the originator of this thread

[3Jack]

its not bad,, currently it would be $6500 to join ( refered) so you would save $1700.

The only barrier here for me is that I don't think the option to dvide the initiation up over a number of years exists for the corporate flavor of CL membership. I don't have that kind of cake lying around.

[Colby]

You can split it up if you buy direct from Clublink.