What’s the Membership Price at The Club at Longview?

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I’m considering joining The Club at Longview and I’m trying to get a better understanding of their membership pricing structure. It seems like there are different levels of membership, but I’m not entirely sure about the specifics such as the initiation fees, monthly dues, and whether they offer full golf memberships or just social memberships.

Initiation Fees

From what I’ve read online, initiation fees can vary greatly from club to club, so I’d love to hear anyone’s experience with The Club at Longview. What was the initiation fee when you joined? Is it a one-time payment or are there different tiers?

Monthly Dues

Another important factor for me is the monthly dues. Do they have a range of options based on the type of membership? I want to weigh my options since I’m also considering a few other clubs in the Charlotte area.

Membership Categories

I’m particularly interested in understanding the different membership categories they offer. Do I have to commit to a full golf membership, or are there flexible options that would allow me to access the facilities without the full dues?

Comparisons with Other Clubs

If anyone has insights on how membership at The Club at Longview compares to other clubs in the region, that’d be really helpful too! Any personal experiences, tips, or recommendations you might have would be greatly appreciated. I’m looking to make an informed decision before committing. Thanks in advance for your help!

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I’m looking into membership prices too! Last I checked, The Club at Longview offers three tiers: Social, Golf, and Full. Social starts around $3,000, Golf is about $6,000, and Full can go up to $10,000. The benefits vary widely between tiers.

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That’s helpful, thanks! I’ve also heard that the Full membership includes access to exclusive events which sound fun!

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The benefits you get at each tier really justify the price, especially if you love to golf. The Golf membership has unlimited tee times, which is a huge plus for avid players!

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Sounds great, but do the higher tiers really offer enough to warrant the price tag? I’m curious about what members find most valuable.

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That’s definitely appealing! Does anyone know if there are any hidden fees after joining? I want to budget accordingly.

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I believe there are some additional charges for cart rentals and certain events, but overall, it’s pretty straightforward. Just ask directly when you visit for the best clarity.

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Yeah, it’s quite an investment. But hey, if you hire a caddy and also fund a few drinks for friends later, it’ll feel like a social extravaganza! :joy:

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Thank you for sharing! That’s super helpful to know before making a decision.

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I think it’s worth reflecting on what you personally want from a club. If social networking or competing in tournaments are priorities, the membership might pay for itself in personal value.

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That’s a good angle to consider! I’ll need to weigh my options based on what I enjoy the most.

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I recently joined The Club at Longview, and while the membership price was clear, I’ve come across some hidden costs. Don’t forget to ask about initiation fees and monthly dues in the fine print! These can add up quite a bit.

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That’s good to know! I heard there are additional fees for certain amenities like the spa and golf lessons. It’s better to be prepared!

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Definitely ask about the monthly dues. They might seem reasonable, but extras for things like tennis court time were a surprise for me. Knowledge is power!

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I agree! I didn’t realize that some amenities, like the pool cabanas, have additional rental fees. It’s a good idea to request a full list of fees before committing.

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And don’t forget about the food and beverage minimums! These can catch you off guard if you’re not a frequent diner at the club.

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Haha, yes! I thought I could avoid it by just grabbing a drink occasionally, but it adds up. Being upfront really helps manage expectations.

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If you’re planning to join, it’s wise to ask lots of questions. You don’t want to end up feeling like your wallet has been taken for a ride. Start with a detailed FAQ!

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That’s a solid idea, susanevans! I appreciate the heads-up! Hopefully, I won’t find too many surprises once I join. :smiling_face:

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I’m also curious—what’s the overall experience like? The hidden fees aside, is it worth the price? I’ve heard mixed reviews.