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Leavenworth Country Club Membership Plans |
| Any person 21 years of age or older, of good moral
character who may desire to become a member of the
corporation may present an application for membership.
Categories of members: The six basic categories of membership available to prospective members of the Corporation are:
Full Member:
Eligibility- Any person who is 21 years of age or
older, and of good moral character may become a Full
Member of the Corporation. (see Bylaws for widow
or widower Note)
Rights- Full Membership provides full participation in all Club facilities including the Golf course, Clubhouse, Swimming pool, and Tennis courts. A Full Member is a stock holder and must purchase one share of stock from the Corporation. Each Full Member may own only one share of stock; this share of stock qualifies the holder to vote on such matters as authorized by the Leavenworth Country Club By-Laws and after one year to serve on the Club’s Board of Directors. A Full Member must also pay an initial, one time, initiation fee. A Full Member's spouse and/or children and/or dependents parents and /or dependent family members may enjoy the full participation of the Club. Unmarried dependent children of a Full Member, who are less than 21 years of age (23 years of age if a full time student) may enjoy all designated privileges under a Full Membership. Intermediate Members ascend to Full Member at 36 years of age. Intermediate Member:
Eligibility- Any person who is 28 to 35 years of age and not older than 35 years of age, and of good moral character may become an Intermediate Member of the Corporation. (see Bylaws for widow or widower Note)
Rights- Intermediate Membership provides full participation in all Club facilities including the Golf course, Clubhouse, Swimming pool and Tennis courts. An Intermediate Member is a stock holder and must purchase one share of stock from the Corporation. Each intermediate member may own only one share of stock; this share of stock qualifies the holder to vote on such matters as authorized by the Leavenworth Country Club By-Laws and after one year to serve on the Club’s Board of Directors. An Intermediate Member must also pay an initial, one time, initiation fee. A Intermediate Member's spouse and/or children and/or dependents parents and /or dependent family members may enjoy the full participation of the Club. Unmarried dependent children of a Intermediate Member, who are less than 21 years of age (23 years of age if a full time student) may enjoy all designated privileges under a Intermediate Membership. At the time of an Intermediate Member’s 36th Birthday, a change of status from Intermediate to Full Member will occur. House Member:
Eligibility- Any person who is 21 years of age or
older, and of good moral character may become a House
Member of the Corporation. (see Bylaws for widow
or widower Note)
Rights- This is a non-stock holding membership. House Members have full use of the clubhouse facilities to include swimming pool. A House Member must however be a guest of a Full, Intermediate, Active Duty Military, Junior, or Business member in order to play golf and is limited to four 18-hole rounds in one calendar year. To play golf the House Member must pay green fees and is utilized, golf cart fees. A House Member must pay an initial, one time, initiation fee. A House Member's spouse and/or children and/or dependents parents and /or dependent family members may enjoy the full participation of the Club designated under House membership privileges. Unmarried dependent children of a House Member, who are less than 21 years of age (23 years of age if a full time student) may enjoy all designated privileges under a House Membership. Active Duty Military Member:
Eligibility- Any active duty military member who
is 21 years of age or older, and of good moral character
may become an Active Duty Military Member of the
Corporation. (see Bylaws for widow or widower Note)
Rights- Active Duty Military Membership provides full participation in all Club facilities including the Golf course, Clubhouse, Swimming pool,and Tennis courts. An Active Duty Military Member is not a stock holder while on Active Duty unless the purchase of stock is requested by the member, at which time the active duty member is transferred to Full Member. However, upon leaving Active Duty the member becomes a Full Member and has 30 days within which to purchase one share of stock; this share of stock qualifies the holder to vote on such matters as authorized by the Leavenworth Country Club By-Laws and after one year to serve on the Club’s Board of Directors. An active Duty Military member must also pay an initial, one time, initiation fee. An Active Duty Military member's spouse and/or children and/or dependents parents and /or dependent family members may enjoy the full participation of the Club. Unmarried dependent children of a Intermediate Member, who are less than 21 years of age (23 years of age if a full time student) may enjoy all designated privileges under a Active Duty Military Membership. Junior Member:
Eligibility- Any person who is 21 to 27 years of
age and not older than 27 years of age, and of good
moral character may become a Junior Member of the
Corporation.(see Bylaws for widow or widower Note) Rights- Junior Membership provides full participation in all Club facilities including the Golf course, Clubhouse, Swimming pool, and Tennis court. A Junior Member pays a $250 dollar initiation fee which is applied to the purchase of one share of stock at age 28. At the time of a Junior Member’s 28th Birthday, a change of status from Junior to Intermediate Member will occur, and the purchase of one share of stock will be required.. The share of stock qualifies the holder to vote on such matters as authorized by the Leavenworth Country Club By-Laws and after one year to serve on the Club’s Board of Directors. Business Member:
Eligibility-Business memberships in the Leavenworth Country Club are available
to companies who wish to participate. The company pays an up front entrance
fee at the time of joining the club. Thereafter, employees of the company who
desire to participate in the club generate their own monthly statement and
wither the company or the individual has the option of paying club bills. The
business employees must meet the same criteria as other applicants for other
categories of Club membership as far as age and moral character.
Rights-Business Membership. To establish a Business Membership, the company pays a non-refundable entrance fee. For this fee the company receives one share of stock to be assigned to one employee. This employee will have voting privileges and, after the established time limit, may be voted to the Board of Directors. All other employees under the Business Membership are non-stockholders. The initial non-refundable entrance fee will allow a business to enroll a minimum of two employees. There is no limit on the number of employees a business owner may invite to participate as a Club member under his/her Business Membership. However, the minimum number of employees participating under a Business Membership is a total of three (i.e. the business owner plus two employees). Partner Membership Program:
The Leavenworth Country Club Board of Directors has
approved a Partner Membership Program. The way it
works: Any Full Member, Full Business, Active Duty
Military Member, and House Member who brings in a
new member (Partner Member) will
pay reduced dues. This means Full Members pay dues of $195.00
a month, and House Members pay $80.00 a month. If
either member of a Partnership quits the club the
remaining member will resume paying full dues until
a new partnership is established. Rules of the Member Partnership Program:
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