Oak Leaf membership

There are three types of membership: regular, social, and junior.

Regular:

This would include a husband and wife, or a single person (head-of-household,) including any children:
A. Living with the member(s) through grade 12.
B. Full-time college students (12 hours or more) through age 22 still residing in the member(s) home during out-of-school time periods.
Grandchildren, through grade 12, shall also be covered through a regular membership but they must be accompanied by the grandparent while playing.
Each regular membership comes with full voting privileges but can only cast one vote per membership certificate.  

Social:

This would include a husband and wife, or a single person, but would not include any children. 
A social membership carries no golf or voting privileges.   Generally, social members pay ½ price dues and fees as determined by the Board of Directors. However, some fees (raffle tickets) must be fully paid as again determined by the Board of Directors. Social members will not be counted against the membership limit.  Should members divorce, it is their responsibility to notify the secretary within 30 days as to which party will retain the social membership.

Junior:

This type of membership would be available to young single golfers. The fees associated with a junior membership follows an escalating scale based on the junior member’s age. The current age/rate scale can always be obtained from either the secretary or the clubhouse manager. A junior membership carries no voting privileges. While junior members always pay reduced dues and/or fees, as determined by the Board of Directors, some fees (raffle tickets) must be fully paid as again determined by the Board of Directors. Junior members will not be counted against the membership limit.

Contact the Clubhouse today to join Oak Leaf Country Club - (217) 627-3015