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Reciprocal Clubs * click on Reciprocal Club name to visit website RAND CLUB JOHANNESBURG RECIPROCAL CLUB LIST ARGENTINA • Buenos Aires Jockey Club, Buenos Aires AUSTRIA • Kitzbühel Country Club, Austria AUSTRALIA • Adelaide Club, Adelaide • Australian Club, Sydney • Commercial Travellers Assoc. of NSW, Sydney (unof.) • Downs Club, Toowoomba, QLD • Melbourne Club, Melbourne • Melbourne Savage Club, Melbourne • Naval, Military & Air Force Club, Adelaide • Newcastle Club, NSW • North Queensland Club, Townsville • Queensland Club, Brisbane • Royal Automobile Club of Australia, Sydney • Royal Automobile Club, Victoria, Melbourne • Tattersalls, Sydney and Brisbane • The American Club, Sydney • The Athenaeum Club, Melbourne • The Australian Club, Melbourne • The Western Australian Club, Perth • United Service Club, Brisbane • Weld Club, Perth BELGIUM • Cercle de Lorraine, Brussels BOLIVIA • Circulo de la Union, Bolivia BRITISH WEST INDIES • West Indies Yacht Club CANADA • Cypress Club, Alberta • Halifax Club, Nova Scotia • Le Club Forest & Stream, Dorval, Quebec • Manitoba Club, Manitoba • Rideau Club, Ontario • Terminal City Club, Vancouver • The Boulevard Club, Toronto • The Edmonton Club, Alberta • The Mount Royal Club, Toronto • The National Club, Toronto • The Ranchmen’s Club, Calgary • The Vancouver Club, Vancouver • The University Club of Toronto, Toronto • Union Club of British Columbia • The Windsor Club, Ontario • The Ontario Club CHILE • Club de la Union, Santiago CHINA • Beijing Riviera Club • Shanghai Racquet Club • Almeria Clubs, Resorts & Hotels • Placid Rivers Club, Beijing • Naga Club, Beijing • Majestic Mansions Club, Beijing • Old Chengdu Club, Chengdu, Sichuan • Rose Garden Club, Shanghai • Shanghai American Club International • Shenzhen Bay Marina Club, Guangdong • Wootong Mountain Club & Hotel, Guangdong • Han Yuan Club & Marina, Suzhou, Jiangsu • Xiangshan Yacht Club, Xiamen, Fujian COLOMBIA • Corporacion Club El Nogel • Club de Banqueros Y Empresarios, Bogota ENGLAND • Bucks Club, London • Caledonian Club, London • Carlton Club, London • City of London Club, London • City University Club, London • Devonshire Club • East India Club, London • The Harrogate Club, N. Yorkshire • National Liberal Club, London • Naval & Military Club, London • Oriental Club, London • Phyllis Court Club, Oxfordshire • Reform Club, London • Royal over-seas League, London • Savile Club, London • St. James’s Club, London • The Bath and Country Club, Queen’s Parade, Bath • The Eccentric Club, Mayfair, London • The Hawk’s Co Ltd Club, Cambridge • The Hurlingham Club, London • The Lansdowne Club, London • The Marylebone Cricket Club, Lords Ground, London • The Royal Automobile Club, London • The Sheeld Club • The Sloane Club, London • The Nottingham & Notts United Service Club Ltd, London • The Wallbrook Club • Travellers Club, London • Oxford & Cambridge Club, London • Vincent’s Club, Oxford University • Women’s Club, London • The Royal Society of Medicine Club, London FRANCE • The Travellers Club, Paris • Club Port La Galere, Cannes GERMANY • Anglo-German Club of Hamburg • Industrieele Club, Dusseldorf • International Club, Berlin GREECE • The Athens Club HOLLAND • De Industrieele Groote Club, Amsterdam HONG KONG • Pacific Club, Kowloon • Butterfields, Hong Kong INDIA • Club Emerald, Mumbai • Financial Club, Jakarta • Garware Club, Mumbai • Ibiza – The Club, West Bengal • The Acres Club, Mumbai • The Cricket Club of India, Mumbai • Umed Club, Mumbai Le Club, Pune • The Mangalore Club • The GCC Hotels, Maharashtra • PYC Hindu Gymkhana • Mombasa Club Ltd INDONESIA • Mercantile Athletic Club, Jakarta IRELAND • Kildare Street & University Club, Dublin • Royal Dublin Society, Dublin • Ulster Reform Club, Belfast • Royal Irish Automobile Club, Dublin ITALY • Circulo de la Caccia, Bologna KENYA • Muthaiga Country Club, Muthaiga LUXEMBOURG • Cercle Munster MALAYSIA • The Raintree of Kuala Lumpur MAURITIUS • Port Louis City Club MEXICO • University Club of Mexico NEW ZEALAND • Canterbury Club, Christchurch • The Christchurch Club • Hawkes Bay Club, Napier • The Dunedin Club • The Wellesley Club, Wellington NAMIBIA • Windhoek Club NORWAY • Shippingklubben, Oslo • Norske Selskab PERU • Club Nacional, Lima PHILIPPINES • Manila Club Inc PORTUGAL • Gremio Literario, Lisboa SCOTLAND • The New Club, Edinburgh • The Royal Scots Club, Edinburgh • The Royal Northern & University Club, Aberdeen • The Western Club, Glasgow SOUTH AFRICA • Durban Club • Inanda Club, Sandton • Kelvin Grove Club, Cape Town • Kimberley Club • Pietersburg Club, Mpumalanga • St George’s Club, Port Elizabeth • Seven Seas Club, Simon’s Town • The Pretoria Country Club • The Old Edwardian Society • The Wanderers Club, Johannesburg • Victoria Country Club, Pietermaritzburg SPAIN • Casino de Madrid • Circulo del Liceo SRI-LANKA • Colombo Club, Sri Lanka SWEDEN • Sallskapet Club, Stockholm • The Royal Bachelors Club, Göthenburg SWITZERLAND • Club Baur au Lac, Zurich TASMANIA • The Launceston Club TURKEY • Büyük Kulüp - Cercle d'Orient, Istanbul UNITED STATES OF AMERICA • Bellevue Club, California • Bellevue Club, Washington • Balboa Bay Club, California • Cincinnati Athletic Club • Charlotte City Club, N. Carolina • ClubCorp International, Texas • Dacor-Bacon House, Washington DC • Embassy Club, Iowa • Epping Forest Yacht Club, Florida • Marines Memorial Club, San Francisco • New York Athletic Club • Queens City Club, Cincinnati • Santa Barbara Club, California • The Algonquin Club, Boston • The Downtown Association, NY • The Racquet Club of Philadelphia • The University Club, Pittsburgh • The University Club of St. Paul, Minnesota • The Denver Club • The Chemist Club, NY • The Georgian Club, Atlanta (previously Ashford Club) • The Houston Club, Texas • The Metropolitan Club, NY • The Penn Club, NY • The Rainier Club, Seattle • The Standard Club, Chicago • The Vesper Club, Philadelphia • The Women’s Club, Wisconsin • Union League Club of Chicago • Union League of Philadelphia • University Club of Cincinnati • University Club Santa Barbara • University Club of Washington, Washington • Westmoreland Club, PA (unof) • Williams Club, NY • World Trade Centre, New Orleans ZAMBIA • Ndola Club ZIMBABWE • Bulawayo Club • Harare Club • Mutare Club • The Harare Club RECIPROCAL CLUB LIST ARGENTINA • Buenos Aires Jockey Club, Buenos Aires AUSTRIA • Kitzbühel Country Club, Austria AUSTRALIA • Adelaide Club, Adelaide • Australian Club, Sydney • Commercial Travellers Assoc. of NSW, Sydney (unof.) • Downs Club, Toowoomba, QLD • Melbourne Club, Melbourne • Melbourne Savage Club, Melbourne • Naval, Military & Air Force Club, Adelaide • Newcastle Club, NSW • North Queensland Club, Townsville • Queensland Club, Brisbane • Royal Automobile Club of Australia, Sydney • Royal Automobile Club, Victoria, Melbourne • Tattersalls, Sydney and Brisbane • The American Club, Sydney • The Athenaeum Club, Melbourne • The Australian Club, Melbourne • The Western Australian Club, Perth • United Service Club, Brisbane • Weld Club, Perth BELGIUM • Cercle de Lorraine, Brussels BOLIVIA • Circulo de la Union, Bolivia BRITISH WEST INDIES • West Indies Yacht Club CANADA • Cypress Club, Alberta • Halifax Club, Nova Scotia • Le Club Forest & Stream, Dorval, Quebec • Manitoba Club, Manitoba • Rideau Club, Ontario • Terminal City Club, Vancouver • The Boulevard Club, Toronto • The Edmonton Club, Alberta • The Mount Royal Club, Toronto • The National Club, Toronto • The Ranchmen’s Club, Calgary • The Vancouver Club, Vancouver • The University Club of Toronto, Toronto • Union Club of British Columbia • The Windsor Club, Ontario • The Ontario Club CHILE • Club de la Union, Santiago CHINA • Beijing Riviera Club • Shanghai Racquet Club • Almeria Clubs, Resorts & Hotels • Placid Rivers Club, Beijing • Naga Club, Beijing • Majestic Mansions Club, Beijing • Old Chengdu Club, Chengdu, Sichuan • Rose Garden Club, Shanghai • Shanghai American Club International • Shenzhen Bay Marina Club, Guangdong • Wootong Mountain Club & Hotel, Guangdong • Han Yuan Club & Marina, Suzhou, Jiangsu • Xiangshan Yacht Club, Xiamen, Fujian COLOMBIA • Corporacion Club El Nogel • Club de Banqueros Y Empresarios, Bogota ENGLAND • Bucks Club, London • Caledonian Club, London • Carlton Club, London • City of London Club, London • City University Club, London • Devonshire Club • East India Club, London • The Harrogate Club, N. Yorkshire • National Liberal Club, London • Naval & Military Club, London • Oriental Club, London • Phyllis Court Club, Oxfordshire • Reform Club, London • Royal over-seas League, London • Savile Club, London • St. James’s Club, London • The Bath and Country Club, Queen’s Parade, Bath • The Eccentric Club, Mayfair, London • The Hawk’s Co Ltd Club, Cambridge • The Hurlingham Club, London • The Lansdowne Club, London • The Marylebone Cricket Club, Lords Ground, London • The Royal Automobile Club, London • The Sheeld Club • The Sloane Club, London • The Nottingham & Notts United Service Club Ltd, London • The Wallbrook Club • Travellers Club, London • Oxford & Cambridge Club, London • Vincent’s Club, Oxford University • Women’s Club, London • The Royal Society of Medicine Club, London FRANCE • The Travellers Club, Paris • Club Port La Galere, Cannes GERMANY • Anglo-German Club of Hamburg • Industrieele Club, Dusseldorf • International Club, Berlin GREECE • The Athens Club HOLLAND • De Industrieele Groote Club, Amsterdam HONG KONG • Pacific Club, Kowloon • Butterfields, Hong Kong INDIA • Club Emerald, Mumbai • Financial Club, Jakarta • Garware Club, Mumbai • Ibiza
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