FULL AND INTERMEDIATE PLAYING MEMBERSHIP
Proposing a Candidate
A candidate should be proposed and seconded by members of at least three years standing. A proposer and seconder must have known the candidate personally for at least three and two years respectively. If a candidate does not know any current members of the Club, it is possible that they may be supported by the Committee.
Handicap Requirements
All candidates must hold a handicap index through England Golf of 26.9 or less for men and 31.6 or less for ladies before being added to the waiting pool for membership. A handicap index must be registered with England Golf, either at another Club or through iGolf (https://englandigolf.co.uk)
Application
Candidates or their proposer should complete a Membership Application form (obtainable from the Club's Secretary). The proposer and seconder should both write letters of recommendation and submit these with the form to the Secretary.
Additional steps
The Chair of the Membership Sub-Committee will invite the applicant for interview, and following this, candidates are invited to be "played-in" by two members of the Management Committee. If this proves satisfactory, the candidate, together with the proposer or seconder are invited to drinks with members of the Committee.
Successful applicants will be notified by the Membership Chair and after payment of the relevant sums and a short introductory briefing with the Secretary, membership usually starts on the first day of the month following the Committee meeting.
INTRODUCTORY MEMBERSHIP - This Category is currently full and no further applications are being accepted.
To Register your interest, please email julie.brine@liphookgolfclub.com
COUNTRY MEMBERSHIP
Country membership is offered to those resident more than 50 miles from the club by the shortest route. Application procedures are the same as for Full Membership.
OVERSEAS MEMBERSHIP
Overseas membership is offered to those whose principal residence is outside the British Isles. Application procedures are the same as for Full Membership.
SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP
The procedures for Social membership mirror those for full membership but without the handicap restrictions and the need to be played-in.