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Reciprocal Clubs RECIPROCAL CLUBS An Added Benefit of Membership ALABAMA ILLINOIS NEW YORK WASHINGTON The Club (Birmingham) The Standard Club (Chicago) Binghamton Club Washington Athletic Club (Seattle) Union League Club of Chicago The Montauk Club (Brooklyn) ARIZONA University Club of Chicago Buffalo Club WISCONSIN Women’s Athletic Club of Chicago The Cornell Club of New York (NYC) University Club of Phoenix The Madison Club Forest Hills Country Club (Loves Park) The Cosmopolitan Club (NYC) Milwaukee Athletic Club The Sangamo Club (Springfield) Harmonie Club (NYC) CALIFORNIA University Club of Milwaukee The India House Club (NYC) The Wisconsin Club-City Club The California Club (LA) INDIANA New York Athletic Club (NYC) (Milwaukee) The Jonathan Club (LA) The Penn Club (NYC) The Antelope Club (Indianapolis) The Wisconsin Club-Country Club Los Angeles Athletic Club The Princeton Club of New York (NYC) The Columbia Club (Indianapolis) (Milwaukee) California Yacht Club (Marina del Rey) Genesee Valley Club (Rochester) The Balboa Bay Club (Newport Beach) The Belvedere Club (Staten Island) IOWA The Pacific Club (Newport Beach) The Century Club (Syracuse) INTERNATIONAL The Athenaeum (Pasadena) Des Moines Embassy Club The Olympic Club (San Francisco) Des Moines Embassy Club West NORTH CAROLINA The University Club of San Francisco Charlotte City Club Coral Casino Beach & Cabana Club KENTUCKY (Santa Barbara) Metropolitan Club (Covington) OHIO The Sutter Club (Sacramento) AFRICA The University Club of Louisville The City Club of San Francisco Queen City Club (Cincinnati) Capital Club of East Africa University Club of Cincinnati (Nairobi, Kenya) LOUISIANA COLORADO The Union Club (Cleveland) City Club of Baton Rouge Athletic Club of Columbus AUSTRIA El Paso Club (Colorado Springs) The Toledo Club Denver Athletic Club Kitzbuhel Country Club MARYLAND The University Club (Denver) OKLAHOMA The Center Club (Baltimore) CANADA DELAWARE Engineers Club of Baltimore The Summit Club (Tulsa) The London Club (Ontario) University and Whist Club The Albany Club (Ontario) MASSACHUSETTS OREGON of Wilmington Granite Club (Ontario) The Algonquin Club of Boston Arlington Club (Portland) The National Club (Ontario) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Harvard Club of Boston & Multnomah Athletic Club (Portland) The Hamilton Club (Ontario) Downtown Club House The Royal Canadian Capitol Hill Club Union Club of Boston PENNSYLVANIA Military Institute (Ontario) The City Tavern Club University Club of Boston St. Catharine’s Club (Ontario) The George Town Club The Union League of Philadelphia University of Massachusetts Club The Vancouver Club Cosmos Club Westmoreland Club (Wilkes-Barre) Neighborhood Club of Quincy (British Columbia) The University Club of Washington, DC RHODE ISLAND MICHIGAN CHINA The University Club of Providence FLORIDA Birmingham Athletic Club Ambassy Club (Shanghai) (Bloomfield Hills) Epping-Forest Yacht Club SOUTH CAROLINA Detroit Athletic Club ENGLAND (Jacksonville) The Palmetto Club (Columbia) The River Club (Jacksonville) Travellers Club (London) Dataw Island Club University Club of Orlando MINNESOTA City University Club (London) The Piedmont Club (Spartanburg) Eastpointe Country Club Minneapolis Club St. James Hotel and Club (London) The Green Boundary Club (Aiken) (Palm Beach Gardens) University Club of St. Paul INDIA Sarasota Yacht Club TENNESSEE Governor’s Club (Tallahassee) MISSISSIPPI Suncity Club & Resort The Tampa Club The Walden Club (Chattanooga) (Sherkhi Vadodara) Capital Club (Jackson) University Club of Tampa The University Club of Memphis The Great Southern Club (Gulfport) Interlachen Country Club SINGAPORE (Winter Park) TEXAS The American Club of Singapore Naples Yacht Club MISSOURI The Austin Club Naples Sailing & Yacht Club Country Club of Missouri (Columbia) Park City Club (Dallas) Hamilton Harbor Yacht Club (Naples) University Club of MU (Columbia) The El Paso Club Jefferson City Country Club The Fort Worth Club The Country Club of St. Albans GEORGIA City Club of Fort Worth The Commerce Club (Atlanta) The Houston Club Indian Hills Country Club (Marietta) NEBRASKA Ridgewood Country Club (Waco) Chatham Club (Savannah) Nebraska Club (Lincoln) VIRGINIA HAWAII NEW HAMPSHIRE Norfolk Yacht & Country Club The Pacific Club of Honolulu One Hundred Club (Portsmouth) The Shenandoah Club (Roanoke) IDAHO Arid Club (Boise).
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