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Can a semi-private golf course owner charge different dues to members?

Can a semi-private golf course owner charge different dues to members?

Full question:

Can the owner of a semi-private golf course charge different prices to different members for annual dues?

Category: Misc
Date: 04/07/2025
State: Kansas

Answer:

Yes, the owner of a semi-private golf course can charge different annual dues to members, provided that the pricing is not based on illegal discrimination and there is no government regulation involved, such as liquor licensing.

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How does a semi-private golf course work?

A semi-private golf course is open to both members and the public. Members typically pay annual dues for access, while non-members can pay greens fees to play. This model allows the course to generate revenue from both sources. Membership may offer benefits like reduced rates or priority tee times, but the course remains accessible to the general public.

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