Membership Options

Full Family Membership

Full Family memberships are limited to families as defined by Article 3-Section 4 of the By-laws-Full Family Memberships are limited to spouses, financially interdependent couples living in the same household, and all single dependents under the age of twenty-three (23) living in that same household. A financially interdependent couple is a couple that can provide proof of one or more of the following: (1) joint mortgage/lease or other evidence of a common residence for at least six (6) months; (2) a join bank/savings/checking/credit card account; (3) designation of each other as primary beneficiary in a will, life insurance policy or retirement plan.
Full Family memberships apply to single parent with single dependents under age 23, living in the same household.
Full Family members have access to all club facilities.
Full Family members are entitled to one vote per membership and may hold elected office.

Full Single memberships apply only to the individual member, and do NOT include any children.
Guests may attend scheduled social events, dances, and visit the lounge.
Single members are limited to one adult (in county) guest per social event.
The guest must be accompanied by the member.
Members must pay any fees and purchases made by the guest.
Full Single members are entitled to one vote per membership and may hold elected office.

Social memberships are limited to an individual or any of the following: individuals with spouses, financially interdependent couples living in the same household, and all single dependents under the age of twenty-three (23) living in that same household. A financially interdependent couple is a couple that can provide proof of one or more of the following: (1) joint mortgage/lease or other evidence of a common residence for a at least six (6) months; (2) a joint bank/savings/checking/credit card account; (3) designation of each other as primary beneficiary in a will, life insurance policy, or retirement plan.
Social members are entitled to use the clubhouse, swimming pool and tennis court.
Social members may use the golf course a total of three times a year by paying green fees. Participation in any club tournament does not count against the three permitted times.
Social members are are entitled to one (1) vote per membership and may not hold elected office.

Young Adult memberships are limited to an individual or any of the following: individuals with spouses, financially interdependent couples living in the same household, and all single dependents under the age of twenty-three (23) living in that same household. A financially interdependent couple is a couple that can provide proof of one or more of the following: (1) joint mortgage/lease or other evidence of a common residence for a at least six (6) months; (2) a joint bank/savings/checking/credit card account; (3) designation of each other as primary beneficiary in a will, life insurance policy, or retirement plan.
Young Adult members have access to all club facilities.
Young Adult members must be thirty-two (32) years of age or younger as of January 1.
Young Adult members are entitled to one (1) vote per membership and may not hold elected office.

Contiguous County Memberships are limited to members residing in the following counties: Graves, Henry (TN), Marshall, Stewart (TN), Trigg, or Weakley (TN). Contiguous County Members are entitled to the use of all club facilities.
Contiguous memberships meet the definition of individual or couple as defined in Article 3-Section 4 of current by-laws.
Out-of-Area members are entitled to the use of all Club facilities.
Contiguous County Members are not granted voting rights and may not hold elected office.

Applicants who live in a county OTHER THAN Calloway, Graves, Marshall, Trigg, Stewart, Henry or Weakley may join as Out-of- Area members.
Out-of-Area memberships meet the definition of individual or couple as defined in Article 3-Section 4 of current by-laws.
Out-of-Area members are entitled to the use of all Club facilities.
Out-of-Area members may not vote or hold elective office.

Privileged memberships are those memberships which the Board of Directors may approve for individuals of families that should be granted special status, but such membership shall never exceed 15% of the total memberships. They are not granted voting rights nor can they hold elective office.

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