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Reciprocal Clubs RECIPROCAL CLUBS Country Club Name City Country Club Name City Australia Commonwealth Club Canberra ACT New Zealand Auckland Auckland Union, University & Schools Club Sydney NSW Northern Club Auckland Royal Automobile Club Of Canterbury Club Christchurch Australia Sydney NSW The Christchurch Club Christchurch Tattersalls Club Sydney Sydney NSW Dunedin Club Dunedin The Riverine Club Wagga Invercargill Club Invercargill Wagga Wagga Wagga NSW Hawke’s Bay Club Napier Adelaide Club Adelaide SA Wellesley Club Wellington Queen Adelaide Club Adelaide SA Wellington Club Wellington Queensland Club Brisbane QLD The Moreton Club Brisbane QLD South Africa Capetown Club Capetown The Brisbane Club Brisbane QLD Durban Club Durban United Services Club Brisbane Brisbane QLD Rand Club Johannesburg Tattersall’s Club Brisbane Brisbane QLD United Service Club Japan Kobe Club Kobe Queensland Brisbane QLD Yokohama Country & Athletic Alexandra Club Melbourne VIC Club Yokohama Athenaeum Club Melbourne VIC Australian Club Melbourne VIC Sri Lanka Colombo Club Colombo Melbourne Club Melbourne VIC Savage Club Melbourne VIC Malaysia Penang Club Penang The Peninsula Country Golf Frankston VIC Club Singapore Raffles Town Club Singapore The Sandhurst Club Bendigo VIC The Geelong Club Geelong VIC Hong Kong Pacific Club Kowloon Karrakatta Club Perth WA The Weld Club Perth WA China Capital Club Beijing The Launceston Club Launceston TAS Old Chengdu Club Sichuan Queen Mary Club Hobart TAS Placid Rivers Club Beijing The Tasmanian Club Hobart TAS Stone Mountain Golf Club And Yunnan Province Resort United Arab Emirates The Club Abu Dhabi France The Travellers Paris RECIPROCAL CLUBS Country Club Name City Country Club Name City Spain Casino De Madrid Madrid Canada The Hamilton Club Hamilton, Ontario Real Gran Pena Madrid Madrid The Mount Royal Club Montreal, Quebec The Ranchmen’s Club Calgary, Alberta United Kingdom Bath & County Club Bath Manitoba Club Manitoba Phyllis Court Club Oxon United States of Three Albion Place Leeds America The Regency Club Los Angeles, CA The Athenaeum Liverpool University Club of San City University Club London Francisco San Francisco, CA East India Club London The Bellevue Club Oakland, CA Royal Society Of Medicine London Berkeley City Club Berkeley, CA Travellers’ Club London Petroleum Club of The St James's Club Manchester Bakersfield Bakersfield, CA Northern Counties Club Newcastle Upon The Hartford Club Hartford, Connecticut The Norfolk Club Tyne The Ashford Club Atlanta, GA The Nottingham Club Norwich The Pacific Club Honolulu,Hawaii Cardiff And County Club Nottingham The Standard Club Chicago, IL Royal Northern & University Club Cardiff, Wales University Club of Chicago Chicago, IL New Club Aberdeen, Scotland Park Avenue Club Florham Park, NJ The Royal Scots Club Edinburgh, Scotland Fort Orange Club Albany, NY Western Club Edinburgh, Scotland Penn Club of New York New York Glasgow, Scotland Queen City Club Cincinnati, OH Ireland Royal Dublin Society Erie Club Erie, PA The Stephen’s Green Hibernian Dublin Hope Club Providence, RI Club Dublin The Army Navy Club of Ulster Reform Belfast Washington Washington DC Canada The Cosmos Club Washington DC The Vancouver Club Vancouver BC Arlington Club Portland, OR Union Club of British Columbia Victoria BC Halifax Club Halifax, Nova Scotia Rideau Club Ottawa, Ontario Windsor Club Windsor, Ontario University Club of Toronto Toronto, Ontario London Club London, Ontario The Royal Canadian Military Institute Toronto, Ontario .
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