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University and Whist Club Reciprocal Clubs 2019 University and Whist Club Reciprocal Clubs 2019 United States Club Phone Amenities Alaska Anchorage Petroleum Club of Anchorage 907-563-5090 Arizona Phoenix University Club of Phoenix 602-254-5408 Tempe Arizona State University Club 480-965-0700 California Bakersfield The Petroleum Club of Bakersfield 661-324-6561 Berkeley University of California Berkeley - Faculty Club 510-540-5678 Berkeley University of California Berkeley – Women’s 510-642-4175 Faculty Club La Jolla University of California San Diego Faculty Club 858-534-0876 Los Angeles Los Angeles Athletic Club 213-625-2211 Los Angeles University of California - UCLA Faculty Center 310-825-0877 Los Angeles University of Southern California - University 213-740-2030 Club Newport Beach The Balboa Bay Club 949-645-5000 Northridge California State University Northridge - 818-677-2076 University Club Oakland The Bellevue Club 510-451-1000 Pasadena California Institute of Technology - The 626-395-8200 Athenaeum San Diego San Diego State University Faculty Club 619-594-5178 San Diego University Club San Diego atop Symphony 619-234-5200 Towers San Francisco University Club of San Francisco 415-781-0900 Dining Fitness Overnight Golf www.universityandwhistclub.com | 805 N. Broom St., Wilmington, DE, 19806 | 302-658-5125 Santa Barbara The University Club of Santa Barbara 805-966-0853 Santa Barbara University of California Santa Barbara Faculty 805-893-3096 Club Santa Clara Santa Clara University - Adobe Lodge Faculty 408-554-4059 Club Stanford Stanford University Faculty Club 650-723-9313 Colorado Fort Collins Colorado State University - University Club 970-491-5587 Connecticut Stamford The Soundview Club 203-359-9333 Delaware Newark Newark Country Club 302-731-4251 Wyoming Wild Quail Golf & Country Club 302-697-4660 D.C. Washington City Tavern Club 202-337-8770 Washington The Cosmos Club 202-387-7783 Washington The Georgetown Club 202-333-9330 Washington The University Club of Washington 202-862-8800 Washington The National Democratic Club 202-543-2035 Florida Fort Lauderdale Lauderdale Yacht Club 954-524-5500 Jacksonville River Club 904-354-1111 Jacksonville Epping Forest Yacht Club 904-739-7200 Miami The Surf Club 305-866-2481 Orlando The University Club of Orlando 407-425-2514 Palm Beach Eastpointe Country Club 561-626-6860 Sarasota Sarasota Yacht Club 941-365-4191 Tallahassee Florida State University Center Club 850-644-8528 Tallahassee Governors Club 850-224-0650 2 Dining Fitness Overnight Golf www.universityandwhistclub.com | 805 N. Broom St., Wilmington, DE, 19806 | 302-658-5125 Tampa The Tampa Club 813-229-6028 Winter Park Interlachen Country Club 407-657-0850 Georgia Atlanta The Commerce Club 404-525-1661 Atlanta The Georgian Club 770-952-6000 Johns Creek Atlanta Athletic Club* 770-448-2166 Duluth Standard Club* 770-497-0055 Duluth TPC at Sugarloaf* 770-418-1113 Hawaii Honolulu The Pacific Club 808-533-6710 Illinois Chicago Union League Club of Chicago 312-427-7800 Chicago University Club of Chicago 312-726-2840 Chicago University of Chicago - The Quadrangle Club 773-493-8601 Chicago The Standard Club 312-427-9100 Decatur The Decatur Club 217-429-4200 Loves Park Forest Hills Country Club 815-877-5733 Oakbrook 630-691-1300 Millhurst Charhouse and Banquets Terrace Rockford University Club of Rockford 815-962-1730 Wilmette Michigan Shores Club 847-251-4100 Indiana Bloomington Indiana University Club 812-855-1325 Indianapolis The Columbia Club 317-767-1361 Iowa Des Moines Embassy Club 515-244-2582 Kansas Wichita Petroleum Club 316-262-6471 Wichita The Wichita Club 316-634-2882 Kentucky 3 Dining Fitness Overnight Golf www.universityandwhistclub.com | 805 N. Broom St., Wilmington, DE, 19806 | 302-658-5125 Covington Metropolitan Club 859-491-2400 Lexington University of Kentucky - Spindletop Hall 859-255-2777 Louisville University of Louisville - University Club 502-852-6996 Louisville Pendennis Club 502-584-4311 Richmond Eastern Kentucky University - Arlington 859-622-2200 Association Louisiana Baton Rouge Louisiana State University Faculty Club 225-578-2355 Maryland Baltimore John Hopkins Club - John Hopkins University 410-235-3435 Baltimore Mount Vernon Club 410-837-3240 Baltimore The Center Club 410-727-7788 Baltimore The Engineers Club 410-539-6914 Massachusetts Amherst University of Massachusetts - The University 413-545-2551 Club Boston The Algonquin Club 617-266-2400 Boston The College Club of Boston 617-536-9510 Boston The Harvard Club of Boston 617-536-1260 Boston The University Club of Boston 617-266-5600 Cambridge The Harvard Faculty Club 617-495-5758 New Bedford Wamsutta Club 508-997-7431 Northhampton Smith College Club 413-585-2304 Wellesley Wellesley Club 781-283-2700 Williamstown Williams College Faculty Club 413-597-2451 Worcester Worcester Club 508-755-8611 Michigan Allendale Grand Valley State University Club 616-331-3592 Bloomfield Hills Forest Lake Country Club 248-332-8300 Calumet The Miscowaubik Club 906-337-0603 4 Dining Fitness Overnight Golf www.universityandwhistclub.com | 805 N. Broom St., Wilmington, DE, 19806 | 302-658-5125 East Lansing Michigan State University - University Club 517-353-5111 Kalamazoo The Beacon Club 269-343-9000 Minnesota Minneapolis University of Minnesota Campus Club 612-625-9696 Minneapolis The Minneapolis Club 612-332-2292 St. Paul University Club of St. Paul 651-222-1751 Mississippi Gulfport The Great Southern Club 228-865-0200 Jackson Capital Club 601-969-7101 Missouri Columbia University of Missouri - University Club 573-882-2586 Laude The Racquet Club Ladue 314-993-2880 St. Louis St. Louis Club 314-726-1964 New Hampshire Portsmouth The Hundred Club of New Hampshire 603-766-4100 New Jersey Florham Park Park Avenue Club 973-301-8233 New Brunswick Rutgers University - The Rutgers Club 732-932-7139 Princeton Princeton University - Prospect House 609-258-3455 Princeton The Nassau Club 609-924-0580 New York Albany The University Club of Albany 518-463-1151 Binghamton The Binghamton Club 607-722-2329 Buffalo The Buffalo Club (716) 886-6400 Elmira The Elmira City Club 607-733-6506 Hempstead Hofstra University Club 516-463-6648 New York Columbia University Faculty House 212-854-4298 New York New York University - The Torch Club 212-998-6724 New York The Cornell Club 212-986-0300 New York Down Town Association 212-422-1982 5 Dining Fitness Overnight Golf www.universityandwhistclub.com | 805 N. Broom St., Wilmington, DE, 19806 | 302-658-5125 New York The India House Club 212-269-2323 New York The Lotos Club 212-737-7100 New York The Midtown Executive Club 212-626-9300 New York The Penn Club of New York 212-764-3550 New York The Terrace Club 212-626-9373 New York The Women’s National Republican Club 212-582-5454 Rochester Genesee Valley Club 585-271-1010 Staten Island The Belvedere Club 718-420-6040 Syracuse The Century Club 315-422-6161 Utica The Fort Schuyler Club 315-797-0170 North Carolina Chapel Hill Carolina Club 919-962-101 Charlotte Charlotte City Club 704-334-4738 Charlotte Raintree Country Club 704-542-8150 Durham The University Club 919-493-8099 Wilmington City Club at de Rosset 910-343-1880 Ohio Cincinnati Cincinnati Athletic Club 513-241-0096 Cincinnati The University Club of Cincinnati 513-721-2600 Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Faculty Club 513-556-4154 Cleveland The Union Club 216-621-4230 Columbus Ohio State University Faculty Club 614-292-2262 Columbus The Athletic Club of Columbus 614-221-3344 Toledo The Toledo Club 419-243-2200 Oregon Portland The University Club of Portland 503-223-6237 Pennsylvania Easton The Pomfret Club 610-258-7641 Essington Corinthian Yacht Club 610-521-4705 6 Dining Fitness Overnight Golf www.universityandwhistclub.com | 805 N. Broom St., Wilmington, DE, 19806 | 302-658-5125 Lancaster The Hamilton Club 717-397-6297 Malvern The Radnor Hunt Club 610-644-4439 Philadelphia Temple University - The Diamond Club 215-204-6789 Philadelphia The Racquet Club 215-735-1525 Philadelphia Union League of Philadelphia 215-563-6500 Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania - The Penn Club 212-764-3550 Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania - University Club at 215-898-4618 Penn Pittsburgh Allegheny HYP Club 412-281-5858 Scranton The Scranton Club 570-344-6871 State College The Pennsylvania State University - Nittany Lion 814-865-8500 Inn West Chester West Chester Golf & Country Club 610-696-0150 Wilkes-Barre Westmoreland Club 570-822-6141 Rhode Island Providence Brown University Faculty Club 401-863-3023 Providence The University Club 401-331-3230 South Carolina Aiken Green Boundary Club 803-649-2549 Beaufort Dataw Island Country Club 843-838-8282 Blythewood University of South Carolina - University Club 803-754-6415 Columbia The Palmetto Club 803-771-8767 Hilton Head South Carolina Yacht Club 843-681-4844 Haig Point Haig Point 1-800-686-3441 Tennessee Memphis The Racquet Club of Memphis 901-765-4443 Texas Amarillo Amarillo Club 806-373-4361 Austin University of Texas Campus Club 512-471-8611 7 Dining Fitness Overnight Golf www.universityandwhistclub.com | 805 N. Broom St., Wilmington, DE, 19806 | 302-658-5125 College Station Texas A&M University - University Club 979-845-2582 Dallas Park City Club 214-373-0756 Dallas Southern Methodist University Faculty Club 214-768-2368 Ft. Worth The City Club of Ft. Worth 817-878-4000 Houston The Houston Club 713-225-1661 Houston Rice University - Faculty Club - Cohen House 713-348-4000 San Antonio The Petroleum Club of San Antonio 210-824-9014 Utah Salt Lake City Alta Club 801-322-1081 Virginia Lexington Lexington Golf and Country Club 540-463-4141 Charlottesville
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