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Reciprocal Club Listing Reciprocal Club Listing The Racquet Club of Philadelphia has reciprocity with over 200 clubs worldwide. Members of the club enjoy the extraordinary benefit of choosing from a plethora of four and five star accommodations and facilities in nearly every major city during business and personal travels. A Racquet Club member in search of overnight accommodations, dining reservations or use of athletic facilities must contact the visiting club directly. In order for a member to use reciprocal facilities, a letter of introduction must be sent by The Racquet Club. Letters of introduction are only issued to members in good financial standing with the club. After personal arrangements are made, please contact Devron Owens, the Front Desk Manager of The Racquet Club at [email protected] or (215) 735-1525 to request a letter of introduction. In order to expedite your request, please provide your name, membership number, the name of the reciprocal club, and the dates of your visit. Guests of members are not permitted to visit the reciprocal clubs unless accompanied by a Racquet Club member. The subsequent pages list both our domestic and international Reciprocal Clubs. Domestic List ALABAMA COLORADO THE ST. PETERSBURG YACHT CLUB THE CLUB THE DENVER ATHLETIC CLUB THE SURF CLUB ALASKA EL PASO CLUB THE UNIVERSITY CLUB CAPTAIN COOK OF ORLANDO ATHLETIC CLUB THE UNIVERSITY CLUB OF DENVER THE UNIVERSITY CLUB THE PETROLEUM CLUB OF TAMPA OF ANCHORAGE CONNECTICUT GEORGIA ARIZONA THE GRADUATE CLUB THE CHATHAM CLUB THE UNIVERSITY CLUB THE HARTFORD CLUB OF PHOENIX THE CITY CLUB OF THE NEW HAVEN LAWN BUCKHEAD CALIFORNIA CLUB THE HEALY POINT CALIFORNIA YACHT THE QUINNIPIACK CLUB COUNTRY CLUB CLUB DELAWARE THE PINNACLE CLUB CORAL CASINO BEACH & CABANA CLUB THE UNIVERSITY & WHIST HAWAII CLUB THE LOS ANGELES THE HONOLULU CLUB ATHLETIC CLUB DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA THE PACIFIC CLUB THE UNIVERSITY THE ARMY AND NAVY ATHLETIC CLUB CLUB ILLINOIS THE SANTA BARBARA THE ARTS CLUB OF UNIVERSITY CLUB OF CLUB WASHINGTON CHICAGO UNIVERSITY CLUB OF THE CITY TAVERN CLUB THE BUCKINGHAM SANTA BARBARA THE GEORGETOWN ATHLETIC CLUB CLUB OF D.C. UNIVERSITY CLUB OF THE MICHIGAN SHORES SAN FRANCISCO THE UNIVERSITY CLUB CLUB OF D.C. THE RIVIERA COUNTRY THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB THE COSMOS CLUB CLUB OF CHICAGO THE OLYMPIC CLUB OF THE MONTEREY IOWA SAN FRANCISCO COUNTRY CLUB THE DES MOINES CLUB MARINES’ MEMORIAL FLORIDA AT THE RUAN CENTER CLUB NAPLES BATH & TENNIS CLUB THE EMBASSY CLUB AT THE KNOLLWOOD THE PENN CLUB 801 GRAND COUNTRY CLUB THE PRINCETON CLUB KANSAS MINNESOTA THE WILLIAMS CLUB THE PETROLEUM CLUB THE MINNEAPOLIS CLUB THE YALE CLUB KENTUCKY MISSISSIPPI THE DOWNTOWN THE METROPOLITAN GREAT SOUTHERN CLUB ASSOCIATION CLUB THE PLAYERS CLUB THE CAPITAL CLUB THE PENDENNIS CLUB THE INDIA HOUSE MISSOURI MAINE THE MANHASSET BAY THE KANSAS CITY CLUB YACHT CLUB THE CUMBERLAND CLUB THE UNIVERSITY CLUB THE BINGHAMTON CLUB MARYLAND OF MISSOURI THE UNIVERSITY CLUB THE CENTER CLUB THE RACQUET CLUB OF OF ALBANY ST. LOUIS THE MARYLAND CLUB THE FORT ORANGE THE RACQUET CLUB CLUB MASSACHUSETTS LADUE THE BUFFALO CLUB THE ALGONQUIN CLUB NEBRASKA THE BUFFALO TENNIS THE HARVARD CLUB OF THE NEBRASKA CLUB AND SQUASH CLUB BOSTON NEW HAMPSHIRE THE ELMIRA CITY CLUB THE HARVARD CLUB OF BOSTON DOWNTOWN THE ONE HUNDRED THE GENESEE VALLEY CLUB CLUB CLUB THE UNION CLUB OF NEW JERSEY THE FORT SCHUYLER BOSTON CLUB THE MORRISTOWN CLUB THE UNIVERSITY CLUB THE CENTURY CLUB OF OF BOSTON THE PARK AVENUE CLUB SYRACUSE THE BOSTON TENNIS & GREATE BAY RACQUET NORTH CAROLINA RACQUET CLUB AND TENNIS THE CHARLOTTE CITY MICHIGAN NEW YORK CLUB BIRMINGHAM ATHLETIC THE CORNELL CLUB THE CITY CLUB OF CLUB GASTONIA THE NEW YORK THE DETROIT ATHLETIC ATHLETIC CLUB THE RAINTREE COUNTRY CLUB CLUB THE UNIVERSITY CLUB THE UNIVERSITY CLUB OF GRAND RAPIDS OHIO THE UNIVERSITY CLUB THE WOMAN’S CLUB OF RI THE ATHLETIC CLUB OF COLUMBUS SOUTH CAROLINA THE UNION CLUB OF SPRINGDALE HALL CLUB CLEVELAND THE DATAW ISLAND THE UNIVERSITY CLUB CLUB OF CINCINNATI THE GREEN BOUNDARY OKLAHOMA CLUB THE SUMMIT CLUB TENNESSEE OREGON THE RACQUET CLUB OF MEMPHIS THE DOWNTOWN ATHLETIC CLUB THE POMFRET CLUB THE UNIVERSITY CLUB TEXAS OF PORTLAND THE CORPUS CHRISTI THE MULTNOMAH TOWN CLUB ATHLETIC CLUB THE EL PASO CLUB PENNSYLVANIA THE FORT WORTH CLUB ALLEGHENY HYP CLUB THE HOUSTON CLUB APPLECROSS COUNTRY CLUB THE PARK CITY CLUB TALAMORE COUNTRY UTAH CLUB THE ALTA CLUB PITTSBURGH ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION VIRGINIA THE HAMILTON CLUB NORFOLK YACHT AND COUNTRY CLUB THE LAFAYETTE CLUB WASHINGTON THE POMFRET CLUB THE BELLEVUE CLUB THE READING COUNTRY CLUB THE WASHINGTON ATHLETIC CLUB THE SCRANTON CLUB THE WEST MORELAND WISCONSIN CLUB THE UNIVERSITY CLUB RHODE ISLAND OF MILWAUKEE THE HOPE CLUB THE MILWAUKEE ATHLETIC CLUB International List AFRICA BELGIUM Toronto, Ontario Tel.: 416.367.9957 Fax: 416.367.9653 THE WINDSOR GOLF & ROYAL INTERNATIONAL THE CAMBRIDGE CLUB adelaideclub.com COUNTRY CLUB CLUB Toronto, Ontario Nairobi, Kenya Brussels, Belgium THE TORONTO ATHLETIC AUSTRALIA BOLIVIA CLUB Toronto, Ontario THE TATTERSALL’S CLUB CIRCULO DE LA UNION Brisbane, Australia La Paz, Bolivia THE BADMINTON & RACQUET CLUB OF LYCEUM CLUB BRISBANE BRAZIL TORONTO Brisbane, Australia Toronto, Ontario NATIONAL CLUB CITY TATTERSALLS CLUB Sao Paulo, Brazil THE UNIVERSITY CLUB Sydney, Australia OF TORONTO CANADA Toronto, Ontario THE LAUNCESTON CLUB Tasmania, Australia THE TERMINAL CITY CHILE CLUB UNION, UNIVERSITY’S, & Vancouver, BC CLUB de la UNION SCHOOLS CLUB Santiago Sydney, Australia VANCOUVER LAWN TENNIS & BADMINTON CHINA ROYAL AUTOMOBILE CLUB CLUB OF VICTORIA Vancouver, BC BEIJING RIVIERA Melbourne, Australia COUNTRY CLUB UNION CLUB OF BRITISH Beijing THE ATHENEUM CLUB COLUMBIA Melbourne, Australia Victoria, BC ENGLAND ROYAL MELBOURNE CLUB SPORTIF MAA THE OXFORD AND TENNIS CLUB Montreal, Quebec CAMBRIDGE CLUB Richmond, Australia London THE ATWATER CLUB UNITED SERVICE CLUB Montreal, Quebec THE BROOKS’ CLUB Brisbane, Australia London THE UNIVERSITY CLUB HOBART TENNIS CLUB OF MONTREAL THE CALEDONIAN CLUB INC. Montreal, Quebec London Hobart, Australia THE BOULEVARD CLUB. NORTH QUEENSLAND Toronto, Ontario THE CARLTON CLUB CLUB London Townsville City, Australia THE TORONTO CRICKET, SKATING AND CURLING THE GARRICK CLUB AUSTRIA CLUB London Toronto, Ontario ST. JOHANNS CLUB THE ROYAL Vienna, Austria THE DONALDA CLUB AUTOMOBILE CLUB Toronto, Ontario London THE ADELAIDE CLUB THE SAVILE CLUB GERMANY JAPAN London INDUSTRIE-CLUB E.V. KOBE CLUB THE ST. JAMES’S CLUB Dusseldorf Kobe LIMITED London HONG KONG YOKOHAMA COUNTRY & ATHLETIC CLUB THE TRAVELLERS CLUB UNITED SERVICES Yokohama London RECREATION CLUB Kowloon TOKYO AMERICAN CLUB THE ECCENTRIC CLUB Tokyo London THE PACIFIC CLUB Kowloon MALAYSIA CITY UNIVERSITY CLUB London INDIA SUNGEI UJONG CLUB Seremban THE NATIONAL LIBERAL DELHI GYMKHANA CLUB CLUB LTD MEXICO London New Delhi UNIVERSITY CLUB OF BUCK’S CLUB THE STELLAR GUADALAJARA London GYMKHANA Guadalajara Greater Noida, Uttar THE LANSDOWNE CLUB Pradesh NEW ZEALAND London THE COUNTRY CLUB THE NORTHERN CLUB THE HURLINGHAM CLUB HYDERABAD Auckland London Hyderbad NOVA SCOTIA THE LEANDER CLUB THE SATURDAY CLUB Whitehill LTD. 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