October 2007 - Cedarbrook Country Club

Dear Prospective Member:
Thank you for your interest in membership at Cedarbrook Country
Club. We feel that Cedarbrook is a special place with an extraordinary
membership and history. Enclosed you will find information about
membership, as well as the many wonderful services that are available
to our members.
If you have any questions regarding the enclosed information, or
would like a personalized tour of the facility and grounds, please contact
the club office. We would be more than happy to show you the incredible
facilities that Cedarbrook Country Club has to offer.
Wishing you the best and hope that you find Cedarbrook to be the
country club that is right for you.
Cedarbrook Board of Governors
Richard S. Carlin. – Membership Chairman, 215-534-5692
Club Office – 215-646-9410
MEMBERSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS
ACTIVE – This membership classification is available to someone 35 years old and
older. It offers Club, Pool and Tennis as well as full golf privileges for a single member.
Children age 18 and under may be included “a la carte” for an additional dues payment.
ACTIVE FAMILY – This membership classification offers all of the benefits of an Active
Membership, but also includes the ability for a spouse and children to have golfing
privileges.
INTERMEDIATE – A member who is between the ages of 21 and 34 can qualify for this
classification of membership. It includes all the privileges of Active Membership and will
become an Active Membership at age 35. Special financial considerations are made for
Intermediate Members.
CORPORATE GOLF MEMBERSHIP – Corporate Golf memberships consist of one
Primary Member who will receive all the benefits of an Active Golf Member and up to
four Associate Members, who will have no voting privileges and are subject to minimum
playing restrictions.
INTERMEDIATE FAMILY – This membership classification offers all of the benefits of
Intermediate Membership, but also includes the ability for a spouse and children to have
golfing privileges.
HOUSE – Full usage of the dining facilities are available to house members. Limited
usage of the golf course is made available with applicable guest fees.
HOUSE with POOL & TENNIS – Full usage of the dining facilities are available as well
as full usage of the pool and tennis courts. Limited usage of the golf course is made
available with applicable guests fees.
INTERMEDIATE HOUSE AND HOUSE POOL & TENNIS – A member who is between
the ages 21 and 39 can qualify. The club usage is as described above.
NON-RESIDENT – Full club usage, but must show established residency a minimum of
100 miles from Cedarbrook. Limited usage of the golf course is
made available with applicable guest fees.
JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP – This is a new initiative designed to expand the use of our golf
facilities by making our golf programs and clubhouse privileges available to children
whose families are not golf members. Please contact the club office for specific
qualification requirements.
“Cedarbrook Corporate Golf Membership”
Corporate Golf Membership Features:
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This Corporate Golf Membership Program continues for 2012. The plan will be reevaluated at year's end.
There is a cap of 10 Corporate Golf Memberships.
Entitles the Corporate Golf Membership to assign one Primary Member and up to
Four Associate Members under the membership. Corporate Golf Memberships
MUST have at least One Associate Member.
All Corporate Golf Members (Primary and Associate) are responsible for House
Food Minimums individually.
Primary Corporate Golf Members are afforded all membership privileges available
to Active Golf Members. Associate Corporate Golf Members have no voting
privileges, are subject to playing time restrictions** and permitted to play in
selected Club Tournaments “on demand”. All Corporate Golf Members (Primary
and Associate) have pool and tennis privileges.
Family members of All Corporate Golf Members may enjoy guest privileges as
dictated in the club’s Rules & Regulations.
Primary Corporate Golf Member Dues will be $6000.00 annually.
Associate
Corporate Golf Member Dues will be $4400.00 annually.
Membership dues paid by all Corporate Golf Members are inclusive of bag storage
fees, Locker Fees, Golf Activity Fees, and Practice Facility Fees.
Primary Corporate Golf Member incurs a $50.00 per month Capital Assessment
Fee. There is no Capital Assessment Fee for the Associate Corporate Golf
Members.
The Initiation Fee (Payable over 36 Months) for a Corporate Golf Membership will
be:
Up to 270 Golf Members:
$ 7,500.00
Up to 300 Golf Members:
$10,000.00
Over 300 Golf Members:
$15,000.00
**Playing Time Restrictions for Associate Corporate Golf Members are as follows:
-Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Fridays:
Restrictions on Tuesdays)
No Limitations (Subject to Ladies’ Day
-Thursdays: Before 12:00AM or After 2:00PM (Subject to Men’s Day Restrictions)
-Weekends & Holidays: After 9:30 AM
Dear Member:
Below is a schedule showing when the quarterly food minimum periods end:
Quarterly Minimum D thru F
Quarterly Minimum A thru C
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Jan 1 thru March 31
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April 1 thru June 30
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July 1 thru Sept 30
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Oct 1 thru Dec 31
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
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$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
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$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
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Feb 16 thru May 15
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May 16 thru Aug 15
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Aug 16 thru Nov 15
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Nov 16 thru Feb 15
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
Quarterly Minimum T thru Z
Quarterly Minimum O thru S
March 1 thru May 31
st
st
June 1 thru Aug 31
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Sept 1 thru Nov 30
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Dec 1 thru Feb 28
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Quarterly Minimum K thru N
Quarterly Minimum G thru J
Feb 1 thru April 30
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May 1 thru July 31
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Aug 1 thru Oct 31
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Nov 1 thru Jan 31
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Jan 16 thru April 15
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April 16 thru July 15
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July 16 thru Oct 15
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Oct 16 thru Jan 15
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
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March 16 thru June 15
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June 16 thru Sept 15
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Sept 16 thru Dec 15
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Dec 16 thru March 15
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
$350.00
Food purchases in the Clubhouse, Halfway House, Pool Snack Bar, and take out orders will all apply towards your
minimum.
Sincerely,
The Board of Governors
Cedarbrook Country Club
CEDARBROOK
COUNTRY CLUB
C e d a r b ro o k Hi sto r y
CEDARBROOK
But in the Fifties,
COUNTRY CLUB WAS
the City began its
ESTABLISHED IN
outward spread.
1909 and was
In 1955, 20.5
originally named
acres of the
the “Stenton
Cheltenham
Country Club”.
Property were
It was on rented
taken by condem-
grounds near
nation by the
Stenton Avenue
Commonwealth
and Washington
of Pennsylvania
Lane in
for use in the
Philadelphia. The name was changed to
construction of the Route 309 expressway. At first,
Cedarbrook in 1920 and the following year play
rehabilitation of the clubhouse and course were
started on its new course in Cheltenham
considered, but in 1957 the Board of Governors
Township.
was authorized by the Proprietary Members to
Among Cedarbrook members have been baseball’s
Connie Mack; owner of the Merriam Theater in
investigate the sale of the property for the purpose
of relocation.
Philadelphia, John Merriam; and a track star who
In September, 1958, a resolution to sell was
beat Jesse Owens in a foot race, Sam Maniaci.
adopted and in June, 1962, Cedarbrook moved to
The Club’s fortunes followed economic trends and,
its Blue Bell location.
with the help of the members, survived the
Today, Cedarbrook Country Club still stands as one
precarious, prosperous Twenties, the depression
of the “great” clubs in the area. Strong leadership
of the Thirties, the war-time Forties, with Temple
and untiring efforts have helped preserve
University offering to purchase the property three
Cedarbrook and the terms of its charter. The loyalty
separate times.
of each member has also helped achieve this goal.
CEDARBROOK
COUNTRY CLUB
C e d a r b ro o k Go l f
CEDARBROOK
COUNTRY CLUB
CEDARBROOK has
an incredible array
of mature tree
specimens, several
large bodies of water
and vistas that are
expansive. The
course is spacious
with large greens
that make up over
four acres in total
area. The course is
a favorite for local
golfers who feel
challenged by the
design but not overwhelmed by
too severe a layout. Members
never tire of playing Cedarbrook
because of its incredible beauty
and serene setting.
IS LOCATED IN
BEAUTIFUL BLUE
BELL,
Pennsylvania, in
the heart of
Montgomery
County.
Surrounded by a
distinctively
suburban setting it
is only twenty-five
miles to center city
Philadelphia and can
be driven to in about thirty
KERRY MATTERN
minutes with good traffic
PGA Professional
patterns. The club sits on
ROB NOLEK
approximately 225 acres of
Greens Superintendent
gently rolling landscape circled
with open areas. The Wissahickon Creek meanders CEDARBROOK has a large practice putting green
throughout the grounds. There is only one road
and a practice facility that allows for full-length
adjoining the course, touching the back of the first shots, bunker work and targeted short, mid and
hole and the entrance to the club. There are no
long-range shots.
housing developments and only a few custom
CEDARBROOK moved to its current location in 1962
homes that border one hole on the back nine.
from an original setting in Wyncote and has been
Many people say “ Playing Cedarbrook is like
a private chartered country club since 1909.
taking a walk in a secluded park”.
GOLD TEES
Slope 133
6786 Yards
Par 72
Course Rating 72.9
BLUE TEES
Slope 127
6322 Yards
Par 72
Course Rating 71
WHITE TEES
Slope 123
6002 Yards
Par 72
Course Rating 69.4
RED TEES
Slope 128
5490 Yards
Par 72
Course Rating 72
CEDARBROOKCOUNTRY CLUB
C e d a r b ro o k Go l f
HOLE # 1
A 341 to 384 yard par four with a mild
dogleg right. The dogleg is bunkered on each side
of the fairway and the green is well guarded with
more sand in front and to the left. The very large
green contains mild sloping with a substantial
elevation drop off to the back and right. # 14
Handicap Hole
HOLE # 2
A 423 to 509 yard par five with the
meandering Wissahickon Creek bordering the left
side and wrapping around behind the hole.
Bunkers line the fairway and protect the front and
left side of the green. The putting surface is
two-tiered with a two-foot elevation change from
back to front. The visual backdrop to the hole is a
mature forest of varied hardwoods. # 8 Handicap
hole
HOLE # 3
A 341 to 423 yard uphill par four which
begins with a tee shot over water. Both sides of
the hole are wooded with mature pines and there
are fairway as well as greenside bunkers. The
green slopes severely from left to right making it
a very challenging hole from start to finish. # 2
Handicap hole.
HOLE # 4
A 313 to 366 yard downhill par four with a
plateau green, very well protected by bunkers and
a large lake. A well-placed tee-shot is a must on
this beautiful hole, pictured on our
scorecard. A small, sloping green makes
“4” a good score here. # 10 Handicap Hole.
HOLE # 5
111 to 204 yard uphill par three.
This beautiful hole is surrounded with
mature woods and is bordered on the right
by a marked elevation drop off. There are
bunkers on both sides of the green as well as mid
way to the hole. # 6 Handicap Hole.
HOLE #6
A 484 to 537 yard par five dogleg right
beginning with an elevated tee shot. There are
multiple fairway bunkers and the green is protected
by more sand and the creek to the back. The hole
narrows as one approaches the green with mature
pines to greet your approach shots. # 16 Handicap
Hole.
HOLE # 7
A 297 to 386 yard par four dogleg left with
a creek immediately in front of the tee. This hole
is well bunkered on both sides of the dogleg and to
the left side of the green, allowing for tricky left
side pin placements. This large slightly elevated
green has a falloff on both sides as well as to the
back. Mature trees backdrop this green and
penalize golfers who are overly aggressive with
their approach shots. # 12 Handicap Hole.
HOLE # 8
A 280 to 398 yard par four dogleg to the
right. Mature woods border the right side of the
fairway on this difficult hole. The green is well
protected by sand and features subtle sloping
which results in hazardous putting conditions.
# 4 Handicap Hole.
HOLE # 9
A 133 to 205 yard par three that plays
deceivingly uphill. Wind is usually a factor,
making club selection to this sloping green
very challenging. Golfers are urged to keep
their ball below the hole here as downhill
putts many times turn into three-putts! The
clubhouse is the backdrop reminding golfers
that the first nine is close to completion.
# 18 Handicap Hole.
CEDARBROOK COUNTRY CLUB
C e d a r b ro o k Go l f
Cedarbrook has a Half way house that has rest rooms for HOLE # 14
men and women as well as a full refreshment area.
This 380 to 476 yard dogleg right is plenty
of Par-4 for anyone! A downhill tee shot must
There is seating inside the air conditioned building as
finish short of the creek located 240 yards away,
well as seating immediately outside the building.
leaving the golfer with a long uphill approach.
HOLE # 10
The large green is well protected on either side
A 408 to 489 yard par five that demands an with sand and while the putting surface appears
accurate tee shot. A severe drop off on the left
relatively flat, don’t underestimate it. Good Luck!!
towards the creek makes any shot visiting that area # 1 Handicap Hole.
usually result in a big score! A two-tiered, sloping
putting surface puts some teeth into this seemingly HOLE # 15
A 385 to 418 yard par four dogleg left. This
short 5-Par. A true “risk/reward hole for the big
hole
is
uphill,
across a creek and well bunkered with
hitter. # 13 Handicap Hole.
fairway and greenside sand. A successful approach
HOLE # 11
shot must be accurately played to the right side of
A 312 to 387 straightaway par four
this green, allowing the ball to negotiate a severe
bordered by mature woods along the right side
right to left slope. Take “4” and run to the next tee!
and a visually intimidating creek along the entire
# 3 Handicap Hole.
left side of the hole. Another typically Cedarbrook
sloping green is well protected with sand and a tree HOLE # 16
A 148 to 160 yard markedly uphill par three
overhanging on the right. Don’t let the short
with a mid hole bunker and a severe dropoff to the
distance fool you. This is a challenging hole.
left. Mature woods behind the green provide
# 5 Handicap Hole.
another beautiful view. Like #9, avoid putting
HOLE # 12
downhill here if possible! # 15 Handicap Hole.
A 436 to 502 yard par five dogleg to the
HOLE # 17
right. Two creeks must be negotiated to complete
A 386 to 418 yard par four with out of
this hole. The second creek circles to the left of this
bounds left making another accurate tee shot a
severely sloped green, giving it an island like
must. The right is well bunkered and tree lined and
character. Large trees to the right of the putting
the green is deceivingly sloped left to right. Overly
surface deflect many shots from their intended
aggressive approach shots may find the pond to the
target. # 9 Handicap Hole.
right. # 7 Handicap Hole.
HOLE # 13
A picturesque par three playing from 102 to HOLE # 18
A 305 to 373 yard dogleg left par four.
189 yards. Two parallel creeks in front of
Your final tee shot of the day must land
the green and a pond to the right provide the
safely between two fairway bunkers and the
golfer with a great challenge. Mature
approach is to one of the largest putting
sycamore trees frame the hole and the large
surfaces on the course. As you make that
elevation change from the back tee to the
final putt in the shadow of the clubhouse,
green provides a breath-taking view. # 17
you are left with a lasting memory of the
Handicap Hole.
wonderful golf course which is Cedarbrook
# 11 Handicap Hole
CEDARBROOK
COUNTRY CLUB
C e d a r b ro o k Di n i n g
AT CEDARBROOK
for men. The Members Dining Room overlooks the
COUNTRY CLUB we
18th hole and Cedarbrook’s atrium. There is a bar
offer an array of
located in the front area of this room and it is ideal
dining experiences.
for members who would like to entertain special
We have three main guests. In the chill of winter, we have live music in
Cedarbrook Room
dining rooms, each
this section of the Club.
with a different
The MEMBERS DINING ROOM is also ideal for members
atmosphere for the
who would like to hold small private parties such as
enjoyment of our
bridal
members and their
showers,
guests.
rehearsal
The GRILLE ROOM overlooks Cedarbrook’s putting
green and the 18th hole. This room offers a more
informal atmosphere. It’s enjoyable for golfers
coming right off the course, or for members who
would just like to mingle at the bar with friends.
dinners,
company
dinners or
retirement
parties. This room can
Members Dining Room
accommodate up to 70 people.
The CEDARBROOK ROOM is also a more relaxed dining
In addition, Cedarbrook has a GRAND BALLROOM that
atmosphere that overlooks Cedarbrook’s putting
is ideal for larger functions. We hold weddings,
green-- a delight in any season. This room is a
anniversary parties and private member functions in
non-smoking room. The dress code is casual, but
this grand room that overlooks the 18th hole. We can
suitable for the members who want to be a little
accommodate up to 180 people with a dance floor
more formal.
Our MEMBERS DINING ROOM
accommodates members who
would enjoy a more formal
atmosphere. A jacket is required
and 220 people without one. The
Ballroom is also the setting for our
much celebrated Grand Sunday
Brunch throughout the winter.
CEDARBROOK
COUNTRY CLUB
Grand Ballroom
C e d a r b ro o k Eve n t s
showers. This room is also a comfortable, bright room
for business meetings.
Our MEMBERS BOARD ROOM typically accommodates
business meetings up to 24 people. We host board and
classroom style seating, with access to overhead
projectors, screens and other audio/visual equipment.
The Board Room can also accommodate an intimate
dinner for up to 24 people with your own private staff.
CEDARBROOK COUNTRY CLUB hosts many member and
private events throughout the year. The facilities at
Cedarbrook are ideal to host any number of occasions
that a member might require.
We can customize any event idea. Should your party
exceed 250 people, Cedarbrook is happy to arrange the
rental of a deluxe outside dining tent that overlooks
the 18th hole. The pool is also a great setting in the
summer for children’s birthday parties or a gathering
Our GRAND BALLROOM is probably the most widely used
room for events. It features cathedral ceilings, with
the highest point being 16 feet; 5 chandeliers, and a
stunning view of the 18th hole on our golf course.
The Grand Ballroom can accommodate 180 people with
a dance floor and 220 without one. The room is most
of friends for a tropical themed party in the evening.
Throughout the year you can look forward to a variety
of members’ theme parties: New Years Eve, Jimmy
Buffett Night, Member Guest Tournament and party,
the children’s Goblin Night and many others
commonly used for wedding receptions, retirement
Cedarbrook’s inclusive catering packages range from
parties, member theme parties, and formal dinners for
golf outings to elegant wedding receptions. If you
large groups.
would like to put together a special menu, our skilled
Our MEMBERS DINING ROOM is suited for parties up to
70 people. Your guests can take advantage of a private
bar and fireplace that takes the chill off during the
winter. The room boasts a view of the 18th hole and
Cedarbrook’s atrium. This room is most commonly
staff is always
available and
happy to work
with you on
making any
event memorable.
used for rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, and
Board Room
Cedarbrook Country Club
Distinguished Service & Hospitality
Membership Questionnaire
180 Penllyn Pike, Blue Bell, PA 19422
Telephone: 215-646-9410
Fax: 215-646-1194
Email: [email protected]
Membership Candidate Questionnaire
Name:______________________________________________________________________________
(First)
(Initial)
(Last)
Home Address:_______________________________________________________________________
(Street)
_______________________________________________________________________
(City)
(State)
(Zip)
E-mail:_______________________________________ Home Phone:
________________________
Date of Birth: ____________________Place of Birth: _______________________________________
Proposed Membership Category:
Active Family Active House
House with Pool and Tennis Non-Resident
Interediate Family Intermediate
Are you a former Cedarbrook CC Member?  Yes No If yes, when?______________________
Citizenship: U.S.  If Naturalized, when?__________ where?_________________________
Other, please specify ____________________________________________________
Family Information
Marital Status: Single
Married
Separated Divorced
If married, name of spouse _______________________________________________
Spouse’s E-mail:
_______________________________________________
Children
Name
Date of Birth
1.
__________________________________________________________________________
2.
__________________________________________________________________________
3.
__________________________________________________________________________
4.
__________________________________________________________________________
Name of Employer:______________________________________________________________
Business Phone:_________________________________________________________________
Address of Employer:
_______________________________________________________
(Street)
_______________________________________________________
(City)
(State)
(Zip)
Job Title:
____________________________________________________________
Number of Years with Present Employer:
_______________
If less then two years, indicate name & address of former employer: __________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
(Street)
_____________________________________________________________________________
(City)
(State)
(Zip)
Social or Country Club Memberships, past or present:_________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
The answers to all areas must be complete.
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All applications for membership must be signed by three members in good standing who shall
be sponsors.
1.
____________________________________
Member #: __________________________
2.
____________________________________
Member #: __________________________
3.
____________________________________
Member #: __________________________
Membership Candidate:
1.
2.
3.
Years of Golf Played
Rounds per Year (Approximately)
Handicap
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
Spouse of Membership Candidate:
1.
2.
3.
Years of Golf Played
Rounds per Year (Approximately)
Handicap
_________________________________
_________________________________
_________________________________
Children:
List names and ages of all children who will play golf and number of years they have played.
Name:
Age
Years
1.
_________________________________________________________________________
2.
_________________________________________________________________________
3.
_________________________________________________________________________
4.
_________________________________________________________________________
Club Activities you may be interested in participating:
Men’s Golf
Women’s Tennis
Swimming
Women’s Golf
Junior Tennis
Women’s Bridge
Junior Golf
Men’s Bridge
Mixed Bridge
 Men’s Tennis
Women’s Bowling
This questionnaire will not be acted upon unless all the required sponsor signatures are supplied.
The Membership Committee may, at any time, request the Sponsors to withdraw the name of the
Membership candidate, without stating any reason. After the recommendation for approval by the
Membership Committee, a formal approval will be made by the Board of Governors.
Candidate Signature:________________________________________________
Date:____________________________________
Membership Application Process
There are several membership classifications available at Cedarbrook Country Club.
We have memberships that include usage of House and Dining, or usage of House with
Pool and Tennis, as well as Golf for both individuals and families. As a Cedarbrook
member, you will have the ability to change your membership classification, if
membership positions are available.
The application process is a several step procedure
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An application must be submitted with signatures of three to five sponsoring
members. The Membership Chairman can assist you in the application process and in
securing sponsors.
• Your application is posted to the general membership for two weeks for comment.
• You are interviewed by the Membership Chairman, or a Committee Member.
• The Board of Governors must approve your application.
You will receive a welcome letter and an invitation to come into the club to get your
member number and finalize
your membership.
WE HOPE YOU ENJOY
CEDARBROOK COUNTRY CLUB
A SPECIAL PLACE
Cedarbrook Country Club
Schedule of Annual Dues & Fees 2012
Membership Class
Dues
Active
Active Family
$ 6,515.00
$ 8,425.00
Initiation Fee**
$2500.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
$2500.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
WIN CREDITS
$1200.00
$1200.00
Certificate of Indebtedness
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
Payment Terms:
Dues: Membership dues may be paid in four (4) equal installments due on 12/31/11, 1/31/12, 2/29/12, 3/31/12 with an installment fee of
$50.00 per month. Anyone joining the club after July 1 will be charged one half of the yearly dues.
Only one membership category change is allowed in one calendar year. Any additional changes will incur a $200.00 administrative fee.
Minimum Spending Obligation:
All classes of membership are required to meet minimum food purchase standards established by the Board of Governors, which is $350.00 per quarter for Active
and Active Family Members. Food purchases in the Clubhouse, Halfway House and Pool Snack Bar and take out apply towards the minimum.
Locker Room / Lockers
Locker Fees are waived for the Primary Member. Lockers may be available for the secondary member upon request. Annual Fee for a locker is $25.00.
Annual Fees for Active and Active Family Members
-Golf Activity Fee: $140.00 per golf membership
-Bag Storage:
Single: 75.00
Family: 150.00
-Driving Range: Single: 145.00
Double: 200.00
Family: 255.00
Monthly Capital Assessment
*Active and Active Family Members: $50.00 per month
** Initiation Fee - The initiation fee will be waived for all incoming members accepted into the Club before May 31, 2012
Cedarbrook Country Club
Schedule of Annual Dues & Fees 2012
Membership Class
Dues
Initiation Fee **
House (40+)
House with Pool & Tennis
$ 2,050
3,175
$ zero
500.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
$ 600.00
600.00
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
Intermediate categories
House with Pool & Tennis
ages 35-39
ages 34 & under
$ 2,200
1,200
$ 500.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
500.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
not eligible
not eligible
$ 1.00
1.00
$ 1,400
750
$ zero
zero
not eligible
not eligible
$ 1.00
1.00
WIN Dues Credits
Certificate of Indebtedness
House
ages 35-39
ages 34 & under
Payment Terms:
Dues: Membership dues may be paid in four (4) equal installments due on 12/31/11, 1/31/12, 2/29/12, 3/31/12 with an installment fee of
$50.00 per month. Anyone joining the club after July 1 will be charged one half of the annual dues.
Only one membership category change is allowed in one calendar year. Any additional changes will incur a $200.00 administrative fee.
Minimum Spending Obligation:
All classes of membership are required to meet minimum food purchase standards established by the Board of Governors, which
is $350.00 per quarter for Active, Active Family, House & House with Pool and Tennis Members. Food purchases in the Clubhouse, Halfway House and Pool
Snack Bar, and take out apply towards the minimum.
House & House with Pool & Tennis Intermediate members are required to meet a food minimum of $100.00 per quarter.
Lockers/Bag Storage/Ghin Handicap Records
Fees:
Lockers are on a first come first serve basis.
Full Locker: $100.00 per season per player
Half Locker: $ 50.00 per season per player
Bag Storage: $100 per season per player
GHIN Handicapping Services per season per player is $25.00
Optional Annual Fees for House and House with Pool and Tennis Members
-Driving Range: Single: 145.00
Double: 200.00
Family: 255.00
Monthly capital assessment charge: $25.00
** Initiation Fee - The initiation fee will be waived for all incoming members accepted into the Club before May 31, 2012
Cedarbrook Country Club
Schedule of Annual Dues & Fees 2012
Intermediate Golf
Initiation Fee **
Membership Class
Dues
WIN CREDITS
Certificate of Indebtedness
Intermediate(21-25)
Intermediate Family (21-25)
$ 3,260
4, 215
$ 1,000.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
1,000.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
$780.00
780.00
$ 1.00
1.00
Intermediate (26-29)
Intermediate Family (26-29)
$ 4,235
5,475
$1,000.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
1,000.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
780.00
780.00
$ 1.00
1.00
Intermediate (30-34)
Intermediate Family (30-34)
$ 5,210
6,740
$1,000.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
1,000.00 (waived prior to 5/31/12)
780.00
780.00
$ 1.00
1.00
Payment Terms:
Dues: Membership dues may be paid in four (4) equal installments due 12/31/11, 1/31/12, 2/29/12, 3/31/12 with an installment fee of
$50.00 per month. Anyone joining the club after July 1 will be charged one half of the yearly dues.
Only one membership category change allowed per calendar year. Any additional changes will incur a $200.00 administrative fee.
Minimum Spending Obligation:
All classes of membership are required to meet minimum food purchase standards established by the Board of Governors. The following is the schedule of
minimum spending obligations:
Age 21 – 25:
$50 / quarter
Age 26-29:
$75 / quarter
Age 30-34:
$100 / quarter
Food purchases in the Clubhouse, Halfway House and Pool Snack Bar and take out apply towards the minimum.
Locker Room / Lockers
Locker Fees are waived for the Primary Member. Lockers may be available for the secondary member upon request. Annual Fee for a locker is $25.00.
Annual Fees for Intermediate Members
-Golf Activity Fee: $140.00 per golf membership
-Bag Storage:
Single:
Family:
$ 75.00
$ 150.00
-Driving Range: Single: 145.00
Double: 200.00
Family: 255.00
Monthly Capital Assessment
Intermediate Members: $50.00 per month
** Initiation Fee - The initiation fee will be waived for all incoming members accepted into the Club before May 31, 2012
CEDARBROOK COUNTRY CLUB ANNOUNCES…
“WIN / WIN / WIN”
(SPONSOR / NEW MEMBER / CEDARBROOK)
Member Recruitment Program = Dues & Expense Reduction
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$600 CREDIT (SPONSOR AND NEW MEMBER) FOR THREE YEARS FOR EVERY
NEW HOUSE MEMBER (OR HOUSE w/P&T).
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$780 CREDIT (SPONSOR AND NEW MEMBER) FOR THREE YEARS FOR EVERY
NEW INTERMEDIATE MEMBER.
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$1,200 CREDIT (SPONSOR AND NEW MEMBER) FOR THREE YEARS FOR EVERY
NEW ACTIVE MEMBER (OR ACTIVE FAMILY).
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NO LIMIT TO THE AMOUNT OF CREDIT (except for the amount of your dues).
RULES
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DURING THE THREE YEAR PERIOD, IF EITHER THE SPONSOR OR NEW MEMBER
DOWNGRADES, RESIGNS, OR TAKES A LEAVE OF ABSENCE, THE REMAINING
MEMBER FORFEITS THEIR CREDITS FOR THE BALANCE OF THE THREE YEARS.
• AT THE END OF THE THREE YEAR PERIOD, THE DUES OF THE SPONSOR AND THE
NEW MEMBER RETURN TO THE NORMAL LEVEL AT THAT TIME.
• CREDITS CAN REDUCE DUES OR HOUSE CHARGES (not for merchandise).
2012 PROGRESSIVE INITIATION PROGRAM - "PIP"
Normal
Initiation
Fee
2012
Initiation
Fee
$13,000
$2,500
Payable in full upon member acceptance.
Option 1- Intermediate (ages 26-34)
$6,000
$1,000
Payable in monthly installments until age 35
House Membership
$3,500
$0
$3,500
$0
House with Pool & Tennis
$3,500
$500
Payable in full upon member acceptance.
House w/Pool & Tennis Intermediate (21-39)
$3,500
$500
Payable in full upon member acceptance.
$13,000
$7,000
$6,000
$3,200
$3,500
$0
$3,500
$2,500
Membership Classification
Member
Count
Option 1 - Active/Active Family
Payment Terms
Up to 270
House Intermediate (ages 21-39)
Up to 160
Active/Active Family
271 to 280
Intermediate (ages 26-34)
House Membership
Payable in TWO equal installments. First payment
upon member acceptance, second payment on
membership anniversary date.
161 to 170
House with Pool & Tennis
Payable in full upon member acceptance.
For our Younger Members
Cedarbrook Country Club has lots of activities for our Juniors!
In addition to our club functions Labor Day Fun Day, Halloween
Party with hayride and haunted house, Breakfast with Santa, Easter
Breakfast with Easter Bunny, Memorial Day Picnic & Pool Party, and
Annual Carnival...we have a fun filled summer!
Summer Camp - Open for ages 6 to12. Runs for five weeks.
Includes tennis, swim and golf instruction taught by our pros.
Swim Team - We have a wonderful summer swim program at
Cedarbrook. Our swim team is tops in the area with a wonderful
coaching staff. Our program includes ages six and up. Private
lessons are also available. The kids have a great time.
Tennis - We also have a fabulous tennis program in place for
children and adults! For children from the age of 4 years old.
Tennis clinics, interclub, socials. Private lessons are also available.
Junior Golf - Our Junior golf program is coached by our golf
professionals. We offer Junior golf clinics to teach each junior the
fundamentals of golf at his or her level. We also have junior play days
to play the golf course and put all the good instruction to use.
Junior golf clinics begin at age 5.
Any questions about our programs, please call the club office
215-646-9410.
DRESS CODE GUIDELINES
The Dress code guidelines are suggestions that are to be followed
by all members, guests, as well as children of members. It is expected that all members will dress in a fashion that is consistent with
good taste. Visor caps should be worn with the visor facing forward.
Hats are not permitted in the dining areas other than the pool.
DENIM
Dress jeans are permitted in the Grill Room, but limited as follows:
Breakfast or Lunch any day
Dinner– Wednesdays and Thursdays
LOCKER ROOMS
No restrictions on attire
GOLF COURSE
Only soft spikes are permitted. Play is not permitted in street shoes.
Shorts are to be of a length that is just above the knees, no cargo
shorts (shorts with pockets and flaps are not permitted) and shirts
with collars are required. No short shorts, spandex or lycra.
POOL
No cut off shorts are permitted. Discreet bathing suits are required.
HELPFUL INFORMATION
CELL PHONE POLICY - All devices are expected to be on silent/vibrate. Cell
phones may be used in locker rooms, restrooms and parking lot only.
SMOKING POLICY - There is no smoking in the clubhouse, except in
the Locker Rooms.
DINING OPTIONS
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CEDARBROOK ROOM - A little more formal. Luncheons, Dinner.
Overlooking the putting green and golf course.
GRILLE ROOM - More casual. Bar area. Lunch, Mid-afternoon gathering
spot for cocktails and dinner. Overlooking the first tee and putting green.
OUTSIDE PATIO - Casual dining in an outside atmosphere.
Lunch and dinner overlooking the putting green, first tee. Partly shaded,
portable heaters.
PRIVATE AFFAIRS - CATERING
Cedarbrook is a full service Country Club where events can be custom
tailored to meet your special needs. Our staff is happy to work with you to
make your event special and memorable.
Banquets & Catering - Please contact our catering department. Menus can be
found on our website at Cedarbrookcc.org on the guest and private entrances.
HOURS OF OPERATION
The hours of operation change seasonally. The Club is closed all day on
Mondays. Specific availability of times can be obtained by calling the
Business Office at 215-646-9410 for times pertaining to dining. Call the Pro
Shop directly at 215-643-3560 for tee times and any other inquiries regarding
golf.
CHILDREN
Cedarbrook is a family oriented country club that encourages the use of its
facilities by families including children. All children’s behaviors are the
responsibility of their parents at all times and should be supervised accordingly.
All dress code requirements pertain to children, as well as adults. At no times
are children permitted in the locker rooms other than the pool locker room.
TIPPING
Tipping of employees is permitted at Cedarbrook. It is at the complete
discretion of the member. The service charge on the “chit” does not go directly
to the server, but helps defray restaurant costs.
Junior Golf Pilot Program (JGPP)
Overview
The Junior Golf Pilot Program (JGPP) is a new initiative designed to expand the use of our golf facilities by making
available our golf programs and clubhouse privileges to children whose families are not golf members. Applicants
must demonstrate an acceptable level of proficiency in playing ability and in understanding the rules and etiquette
associated with the game of golf.
Preferred consideration is being extended to children of families of our House members. Additional space in the
program will then be offered to coaches of our area High School and College golf programs – who may know of
young men and women that could enjoy this opportunity.
Qualification Requirements
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The JGPP is limited to 10 participants. Children ages 13 – 18 may participate; as well as children up to
age 21 if they are living at home and enrolled in college.
Applicants to the JGPP will be interviewed by a member of the Golf Staff to determine their proficiency in
golf; including playing ability, rules and etiquette before being accepted into the program.
JGPP players are responsible to follow all member rules and regulations as set forth by the club each year.
JGPP status will be reviewed on a yearly basis and Cedarbrook Country club has the rights to remove the
privileges of any JGPP participant.
Financial Commitments
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There is no Initiation Fee, Bond requirement or House Minimum with this program for 2010.
Annual dues for JGPP members are $1625.00 – which includes a locker (when eligible) and bag storage
JGPP participants’ charges must be guaranteed by their parents. Parents must sign an agreement to this
effect and have a credit card on file with Cedarbrook Country Club to be used in the case of a delinquent
House Account.
Playing Privileges
April 1st through October 31st:
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
Fridays
Sat/Sun/ Holidays
After 2:00 pm
Before 10:00 am and After 2:00 pm
Before 10:00 am
After 2:00 pm
After 10:30 am (Accompanied by a
Cedarbrook Active Golfing Member only
until 2:00 pm)
November 1st through March 31st
Weekdays
Weekends
At the discretion of the Golf Shop
After 10:30 am
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JGGP participants are not permitted to play in club tournaments with the exception of the Thursday Junior Golf
Program tournaments and other tournaments associated with the Thursday Junior Golf Program.
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JGGP players are permitted to bring guests during the hours they are allowed access to the golf course.
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JGGP players may not use golf carts. They do have the option of taking a caddy, if they choose.
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JGGP players under the age of 18 are not permitted in the locker room.
Dear Prospective Member:
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to our very active Cedarbrook Women’s
Golf Group. We welcome all to join and enjoy our many fun golfing activities.
Our regular Women’s Golf Day is every Tuesday morning starting mid April and ending in
mid October. Tee times usually start around 8:00 AM and many stay for lunch afterwards.
Fun and different types of tournaments are offered on these days. Besides the Tuesday
tournament days, we also have special tournaments like our Senior/Super Senior,
Grandmothers, J. Wood Platt, Rally for the Cure, and a special Memorial Cup tournament
honoring our past members.
Along with the above special tournaments, we have our Women’s Club Championship and
our Mixed Husband/Wife Championship in mid July. We also have a Nine and Dine Member
Guest in August and our regular Mixed Member Guest in July.
Our Better/Ball and Handicap Tournaments continue through the months of May until
October.
Many members play in our mixed tournaments on Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, and
Labor Day. Tee times and specific dates are found in our monthly newsletter.
As a way to introduce the great game of golf to women we have initiated a program called
“Fairway Friends” where we will go out on the course and take beginner golfers with us to
teach them course management, etc. This is a wonderful way to make new friends and help
make all feel more comfortable with the game.
Once a month we have mixed couple Nine and Dines held on Friday evenings at 5:00 PM.
We welcome all handicaps to play in these events. It is a social event with dinner following
our nine holes of golf. Many beginner players join in on the fun of these events.
As you can see, we have much to offer. Any interested golfer can give me a call with
questions, or if you are interested in joining any of these activities. I’d be happy to introduce
you and play in any of these events with you to extend our hospitality to make you feel
welcome.
I hope to meet you soon and welcome you to Cedarbrook Country Club!
Sincerely,
Kathie Cardano
2011/2012 Women’s Golf Chairperson
(215) 540-8295