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Reciprocity the Country Club Johannesburg Has Reciprocity Arrangements with a Number of Prestigious Country Clubs in South Africa and Around the World Reciprocity The Country Club Johannesburg has reciprocity arrangements with a number of prestigious country clubs in South Africa and around the world. Country Club reciprocity allows members travelling locally or internationally, whether on business or for a well-earned break, to experience the hospitality and elegance to which they’ve grown accustomed to at The Club, at our reciprocal private clubs. For more information about reciprocal arrangements with other country clubs, select a specific geographic area from the navigation bar or, alternatively, please contact The Club’s Membership and Reciprocity Liaison, Yvette Wall at [email protected] | 011 710 6407 AFRICA KENYA – KAREN COUNTRY CLUB +254 733 606 950 [email protected] www.karencountryclub.org KENYA – MUTHAIGA COUNTRY CLUB +254 202 326 651/2 [email protected] www.mcc.co.ke KENYA – MUTHAIGA GOLF CLUB +254 202 368 440/1 [email protected] www.muthaigagolfclub.com KENYA – NAIROBI SAFARI CLUB +254 202 821 000 [email protected] www.nairobisafariclub.com KENYA – THE MOMBASA CLUB +254 412 22 2092 [email protected] www.mombasaclub.net KENYA – WINDSOR GOLF HOTEL & COUNTRY CLUB +254 208 64 7000 [email protected] www.windsorgolfresort.com ZIMBABWE – THE BULAWAYO CLUB +263 292 88 1964 [email protected] www.bulawayoclub.com ZIMBABWE – THE HARARE CLUB +263 4 252 143 - www.redapplehotels.co.zw AUSTRALIA ALEXANDRA CLUB +61 3 9654 6055 [email protected] www.alexandraclub.com.au HUNTINGDALE GOLF CLUB +61 3 9579 4622 [email protected] www.huntingdalegolf.com.au KARRAKATTA CLUB +61 8 9325 8111 [email protected] www.karrakattaclub.org.au MELBOURNE CLUB +61 3 9650 4941 [email protected] www.melbourneclub.com.au NEW CASTLE CLUB +61 2 4929 1224 [email protected] www.newcastleclub.com.au PYMBLE GOLF CLUB +61 2 9144 2884 [email protected] www.pymblegolf.com.au QUEEN ADELAIDE CLUB +61 8 8212 3461 [email protected] www.queenadelaideclub.com THE AUSTRALIAN CLUB +61 3 9672 1700 [email protected] www.theaustralianclub.com.au THE BRISBANE CLUB +61 7 3222 8700 [email protected] www.brisbaneclub.com.au THE CUT +61 08 9582 4444 [email protected] www.the-cut.com.au THE MORETON CLUB +61 7 3358 2966 [email protected] www.themoretonclub.com.a THE PENINSULA COUNTRY GOLF CLUB +61 3 9789 2222 [email protected] www.peninsulagolf.com.au THE ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AUSTRALIA +61 2 8273 2300 [email protected] www.raca.com.au THE ROYAL 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