America’s Most Expensive Executive Clubs
Owning a lavish house, driving expensive cars, and sending your kid to the top school are major signs of high social status. The rich also invest in executive club memberships for the exclusivity they offer. Since executive clubs are very exclusive, the membership fees of some of these clubs are not disclosed to the public. So, some of the most distinguished executive clubs in America could not be included in this list. We have only listed the clubs whose membership fees were found in trustworthy sources. These clubs are as follows:
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Cherokee Town and Country Club, Atlanta, Georgia
Initiation fee: Approx. $200,000
Annual fee: Approx. $7,500
Notable perks: Access to:
Clubhouse
Golf course
Tennis courts
Several unknown perks
This exclusive invite-only private club has two locations: the Town Club and the Country Club. It has two state-of-the-art golf courses along with three swimming pools and 16 tennis courts. -
Winged Foot Golf Club, Mamaroneck, New York, USA
Initiation fee: Approx. $200,000
Annual fee: Unknown
Notable perks: Access to:
Clubhouse
Several unknown perks
The Winged Foot Club is a private club just outside New York City. Both of its golf courses are ranked among the 100 best golf courses in America. In fact, the West Course is in the top 10. -
Fisher Island Club, Fisher Island, Miami Beach, Florida
Initiation fee: Approx. $250,000
Annual fee: Approx. $20,330
Notable perks: Access to:
Aviary
Beach club
Golf course
Observatory
Pool
Private beach
Private marina
Spa and wellness center
Vanderbilt Theater
To become a member of the Fisher Island Club, you must own property on Fisher Island. The club is located on the edge of Miami Beach and is the most exclusive club in South Florida. -
The Yellowstone Club, Big Sky, Montana, USA
Initiation fee: Approx. $300,000
Annual fee: Approx. $36,000
Notable perks: Access to:
Golf course
Private ski slopes
Restaurants
Seasonal activities
Wellness center
This is the only private golf and ski club in the world. Club members can play at the 18-hole golf course overlooking the Rocky Mountains. Membership is open only to residents of the Yellowstone Club community. -
The Vintage Club, Indian Wells, California, USA
Initiation fee: Approx. $300,000
Annual fee: Approx. $28,000
Notable perks: Access to:
Clubhouse
Golf course
Restaurants
Spa
Tennis courts
Wellness center
The Vintage Club is open only to residents of the gated community located in Indian Wells, California. Along with the two golf courses designed by Tom Fazio, the club also has an 85,000 sq. ft. clubhouse, an 18,000 sq ft. foot spa, and a wellness center. -
Trump National Golf Club Bedminster, Bedminster, New Jersey, USA
Initiation fee: Approx. $350,000
Annual fee: Unknown
Notable perks: Full access to club facilities for a member, member’s spouse, and dependent children
Since former President Donald Trump loves playing golf, it’s no surprise that The Trump Organization owns and operates several golf clubs all over the world. Trump National Golf Club Bedminster has the highest initiation fee among all of The Trumps Organization’s clubs. -
Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia, USA
Initiation fee: ranges from $250,000 to $500,000
Annual fee: Unknown
Notable perks: Access to:
Clubhouse
Complimentary snack and restaurant options
Berckmans Place
Popular for hosting the annual Masters’ Tournament, Augusta National Golf Club has only 300 members at any given time. Only a few privileged can ever become members as it is strictly an invite-only club. -
Liberty National Golf Club, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
Initiation fee: Ranges from $450,000 to 500,000
Annual fee: Unknown
Notable perks: Access to:
Clubhouse
Liberty National boat
Reservations
Spa services
Transportation services (including helicopters)
Co-founded by former Reebok chief executive Paul Fireman and his son, The Liberty National Golf Club cost over $250 million o build. Its high initiation fees are further justified by the top amenities such as the spa, yacht services, and a helipad.
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