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WCI / CLUBCORP ALLIANCE WCI is proud to provide Golf Members of ! e Colony Golf & Country Club this new and exciting member program privilege with the ClubCorp family of club facilities. As an Affi l iate Member your WCI club membership provides you access to an unprecedented list of benefi ts at hundreds of private country clubs, business clubs, resorts, spas and other venues that are ready to serve you. ClubBenefi ts include: • Two (2) rounds of golf per 30-day period per participating Club. • Two (2) business club reservations per 30-day period per participating Club. • Preferred access to restaurants, hotels and resorts worldwide. • VIP tickets to theatre, concert and sporting events worldwide. • Your very own personal concierge staff through the ClubCorp ClubLine. Your WCI club membership benefi t provides you with dining and social privileges on a space available basis at participating business and sports clubs. Privileges include two separate reservations per membership, per 30-day period, per participating business club. Additionally, you get access to Hotel and Resort Partners both domestically and internationally, such as the Kimpton Hotels, Pinehurst Resort, and Princeville Resort. Plus, your membership off ers the opportunity to purchase tickets to any theater, sports, or concert event nationwide, including Broadway, Cirque du Soleil, Blue Man Group, and other events. You may also enjoy VIP access and treatment at restaurants including Emeril’s, Del Frisco’s and Wolfgang Puck’s Fine Dining Restaurants. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS How do ClubBenefi ts Members use their benefi ts and make reservations? Members simply need to call the ClubLine at (800) 433-5079. # e ClubLine is your Member Concierge. What types of benefi ts do Members receive? ClubBenefi ts is a lifestyle benefi t, providing access to hundreds of private country, golf and business clubs, restaurants, resorts and hotels worldwide, along with tickets to virtually any event in the country. Additional benefi ts will continue to be added to the program on an on-going basis. Are there fees involved when Members visit the private clubs? With ClubBenefi ts, Members have access to private clubs across the country. When visiting a private country club, ClubBenefi ts Members will pay a preferred green fee to enjoy golfi ng benefi ts. At the private dining clubs, ClubBenefi ts Members simply pay for their meals. At the time of your reservation request, the ClubLine will explain any fees that apply. How do Members pay for their charges? Generally, all charges may be made with a major credit card at the time of purchase. Hotels, tickets and restaurants generally require credit card payment. # e ClubLine will explain available payment options at time of reservation. What are the hours of operations for the ClubLine? # e ClubLine is open Monday - Saturday, 8:00am - 8:00pm EST. How far in advance may Members reserve tee times, dining reservations or other concierge services? Generally, tee times are available 14 days in advance, although some courses may extend times further in advance. For dining, reservations may be made up to 30 days in advance. Generally, all other reservations including hotels and ticket purchases are available months in advance. Your ClubLine Concierge can provide more information. How may members obtain tickets for concerts or sporting events? As with all reservations, including tickets, members simply call the ClubLine. # e ClubLine will assist members in fi nding tickets to just about any event in San Francisco, New York, or anywhere nationally. Please note that in some cases, tickets may be purchased from a third party provider. - continued - What are the KSL Resorts Benefi ts reserved for ClubBenefi ts members? ClubBenefi ts Members will receive 10% off the best available rate at the time of booking. Simply make your reservations to these fi ne resorts through your ClubLine. # is special benefi t is available at the following resorts: • La Costa Resort & Spa (Carlsbad, CA) • Hotel Del Coronado (Coronado Island, CA) • Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa (Palm Springs, CA) • Barton Creek Resort & Spa (Austin, TX) • # e Homestead (Hot Springs, VA) • Vail Mountain Lodge (Vail, CO) What is the regular hotel benefi t? Members typically receive a negotiated corporate rate and a welcome letter, upgrade or amenity privileges upon arrival. Many hotels will also extend special benefi ts and packages for ClubBenefi ts Members. May Members take guests with them? Yes. As they enjoy their privileges, ClubBenefi ts Members are welcome to include guests. Will additional benefi ts and privileges be added to the ClubBenefi ts package? Yes! You should check the website frequently, as new affi liates, relationships and additional clubs will be added on an on-going basis. # e website is www.ClubBenefi tsOnline.com. Are there any limitations or blackout dates? ClubBenefi ts Members may enjoy access at each private club up to two times per membership per 30 days. Accompanying Guests do not count towards the two times guideline. Access to private clubs is on a space available basis, and therefore, may be limited based on Club events and on major holidays. # e ClubLine will provide any club specifi c guidelines at time of reservation. course, 3 tennis courts, health club, water park. Breakfast Sat-Sun. ,FZUP Lunch Tue-Sun. Dinner Wed-Sat. TZNCPMT Signature Gold Golf. )PXUPVTFUIJTMJTU University Club, 602-254-5408 Business Clubs Located in a vintage 1917 home. Country Clubs Private event space, a la carte Golf Clubs -JTU breakfast and lunch, main dining Sports Clubs 5IF room, private dining rooms. 8IFSFUPQMBZ8IFSFUPEJOF8IFSFUPNFFU KSL Resorts: Resort Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa properties owned and/or In Litch!ield Park, 20 miles from operated by a sister company Phoenix. Three 18-hole golf of ClubCorp. As a member, you enjoy various special rates courses, 9 tennis courts, full- and services. service spa. The Owners Club, Inc.: 5VDTPO Use of The Owners Clubs is Fleming’s Prime available to Owners Club mem- Steakhouse & Wine Bar bers only. Societies: As a Society Hilton Tucson El member, you receive access to Conquistador Golf & Tennis clubs in your local area. Resort A!iliate Clubs/Hotels/ North of Tucson International Services: You enjoy privileges Airport in the Catalina Mountains. at a group of clubs not owned, 9-hole course surrounding the operated, or managed by Club- resort, and two 18-hole champion- Corp. Green fees may apply. You ship courses in the high desert also qualify for preferred rates, terrain, 31 tennis courts. privileges, and accommoda- tions at select hotels, and have Pueblo Del Sol Country access to ticket, shopping, and Club, 520-378-6444 transportation services. In Sierra Vista. Golf course New listing since provides views of the mountains previous issue. and desert terrain. The club also You must be an overnight includes tennis courts and pool. guest of the resort in order Vista Vallarta, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Signature Gold Golf. to use the facilities. A!iliate clubs that accept "SLBOTBT your MemberCard. .POUHPNFSZ Phoenix. A la carte dining, private Business club is equipped 6OJUFE4UBUFT dining rooms, meeting and )PU4QSJOHT with athletic facilities. Capital City Club, Entries in “The List” are under special-event rooms. Signature Diamante, A Private 334-834-8920 nearest metropolitan area with Gold Dining. Membership Golf Club, "MBCBNB commercial airline service. capitalmontgomery.com 501-922-1114 Top two !loors of RSA Tower The Capital Grille To make reservations, call diamanteclub.com #JSNJOHIBN downtown. Formal and informal In Phoenix and Scottsdale. the ClubLine or e-mail at In Hot Springs Village; 50 miles [email protected]. Fleming’s Prime dining, private party facilities. Fleming’s Prime from Little Rock International Steakhouse & Wine Bar Breakfast and lunch Mon-Fri. Steakhouse & Wine Bar Airport. 18-hole golf course Dinner Tue-Sat. Closed Sun. In Chandler; Phoenix; Scottsdale. and 2 pools. Breakfast, lunch, and The Summit Club, designed by Ault, Clark & Signature Gold Dining. dinner Tue-Sun. Sunday brunch. 205-252-0088 Gainey Ranch Golf Club, Associates, 4 lighted clay tennis summit-birmingham.com 480-951-0022 Closed Mon. "SJ[POB courts, pool, shower/changing Atop the Regions-Habert Plaza in gaineyranchcc.com building. Lunch and dinner Tue- Chinois downtown Birmingham. Meeting 'MBHTUBGG In Scottsdale, with picturesque Sun. Closed Mon. In Santa Monica. Part of the and conference rooms, member views of the mountains and lakes. Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group. Junipine Resort workstations. Breakfast and lunch 20 miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor -JUUMF3PDL Cut In Sedona. Fifty 1- and 2-bedroom Mon-Fri. Dinner Wed-Sat. Closed International Airport. 27 holes of Peabody Hotel In Beverly Hills. Part of the creekhouses, cafe. Sun. Signature Gold Dining. golf designed by Benz & Poellot, $BMJGPSOJB Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group. The Tutwiler Hotel 1IPFOJY clubhouse, pro shop, restaurant, City Club on Bunker Hill, )VOUTWJMMF Arizona Society of Clubs, bar and grill, banquet facility. #VSCBOL 213-620-9662 480-607-6952 Breakfast and lunch daily. Dinner Heritage Club, Roy’s Hawaiian Fusion icityclub.com arizona-society.com Wed-Sun. 256-533-0350 Cuisine Atop the 54th !loor of the The Grace Inn In the Everett Building downtown. Anthem Golf & Country In Woodland Hills. Wells Fargo Center downtown. Club, 623-742-6200 Hyatt Regency Scottsdale Breakfast, lunch, and dinner Main dining room, grill, and 7 'SFTOP private dining rooms. Breakfast anthemclubliving.com at Gainey Ranch Mon-Fri. 10 private and business and lunch Tue-Fri. Dinner Tue-Sat. In Anthem, about 40 miles from In Scottsdale. Fleming’s Prime dining rooms, lounge, and busi- Brunch every Sunday. Signature Phoenix Sky Harbor International Inn at Eagle Mountain Steakhouse & Wine Bar ness and videoconference center. Gold Dining. Airport. 36 holes of Greg Nash- In Scottsdale. -PT"OHFMFT Signature Gold Dining. designed golf, two resort-style Fleming’s Prime Ritz-Carlton Phoenix Compass Society of .PCJMF pools, and two !itness centers.
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