$7 drop-in. but don't come now, there are way too many people drop-in these days. the club is out of control. i am thinking getting out of the club... the waiting time is way too long.
http://www.royalglenora.com/ 0 _. M/ U$ `3 J% G- m # T1 t$ u0 l+ F/ `* AOnly members can play there. 0 w6 a+ m# k; v3 _* zOr when they host tournament, they don't usually open to public.
11# abc1869 : S' z1 G% K$ h$ v3 r 4 C! M9 I) q8 |6 @# C* M$ ^ . ^/ ?+ |# } @9 v9 z# x! t$ ?! @You gotta pay way more than that. You have to pay for an entrance fee which is $15,000. I believe it's non-refundable.3 I1 T" u6 Q* ^) u, w( d
AM712 发表于 2010-6-2 08:52
7 v5 Q+ |4 Z4 E0 g" B, K3 e; I 3 I s5 @3 t% @/ YNon-refundable. But you own a share of the club. You can sell it when you move away or don't want to play there anymore. They have really nice tennis courts and squash courts, too. ( q# e9 Z0 `. t& N! L- S) w# a) y3 q9 h
I would love to join after I start working and make enough money. I think it is really good if you have kids and want to train them while they are young. Glenora has most competitive players in town I believe.
Glenora, i do not know... the pool project costed 17M+, which the members will end up paying for it. & T2 A+ L* p+ Y( Y# h# fthey imposed a new capital fee like 500 per year, plus monthly due... , n" r4 e$ i* Z5 G3 P( g& Y
private clup in edmonton is a disappointment. i would wish we will have some good full-time badminton clubs someday