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Delray Beach Golf Club Their Home Club Annual Permit Holder Single Resident Card Holder $1250.00 Family Resident Card Holder $1900.00 Single Non- Resident $1550.00 Family Non –Resident $2200.00 All rates subject to 7% Florida sales tax Summary: Our most inclusive membership category, the Permit Holder program is designed for those players that call Delray Beach Golf Club their home club. Members receive discounts throughout the golf shop, restaurant, as well as our sister club, Lakeview Golf Club. Details: Enjoy these benefits and more! 7 day advance tee times Four complimentary Guest passes (Over $200 value) Complimentary bag storage $200 driving range credit $100 Delray Beach Golf Club gift card Enjoy special Permit Holder pricing throughout the summer 10% off regularly priced merchandise and restaurant Member pricing at Lakeview Golf Club “Break-even” about 55 rounds for the year! CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER MEMBERSHIP OR DISCOUNTS *Membership is valid November 1, 2018 – October 31, 2019 Delray Beach Golf Club SUPER WARRIOR CARD Resident Card Holder: $475.00 (Single) / $775.00 (Family) Non Residents: $575.00 (Single) / $875.00 (Family) All rates subject to 7% Florida sales tax Summary: The Super Warrior Card membership is ideal for our seasonal members, and for those that frequent our club on a regular basis. Golf discounts range from a few dollars each round, to upwards of $15 per round. Details: Receive 25% off the applicable rate during the winter, 30% off during the summer, in addition to one complimentary round! “Break-even” about 35 rounds for the year! CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER MEMBERSHIP OR DISCOUNTS *Membership is valid November 1, 2018– October 31, 2019 WARRIOR CARD Resident Card Holder & Non Residents: $85.00 All rates subject to 7% Florida sales tax Summary: The Warrior Card program is our most popular membership category. This program is designed for those players that play occasionally at the course. Warrior card members enjoy a discount with each round played regardless of the time! Details: Receive 10% off shoulder and winter season rates, and 20% off summer rates “Break-even” about 17 rounds for the year! CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER MEMBERSHIP OR DISCOUNTS *Membership is valid November 1, 2018 – October 31, 2019 BAG STORAGE Resident Card Holder & Non Residents: $100.00 All rates subject to 7% Florida sales tax Store your bag at the Club, and let our staff provide the service you deserve! *Bag Storage is valid November 1, 2018 – October 31, 2019 2200 Highland Avenue Delray Beach, FL 33445 Telephone (561) 243-7380 Fax (561) 243-7386 www.delraybeachgolfclub.com Delray Beach Golf Club Please complete this form and mail it with a copy of your Driver’s License. City of Delray Beach residents: Applications must include proof of Delray Beach city residency. Checks or money orders preferred. Checks should be made out to Delray Beach Golf Club Mail to: Delray Beach Golf Club Attention: Director of Golf 2200 Highland Avenue Delray Beach, FL 33445 NAME: __________________________________ SPOUSE: ________________________________ ADDRESS: _____________________________________________________________________________________ CITY: ______________________ STATE: _____________________ ZIP: _______________ PHONE :(_____) ____________________ EMAIL: ___________________@____________________________ BIRTHDAY(S): ________________________ ________________________ 2018-2019 Memberships Rate Applicable TOTAL Sales Tax City Resident, Single (Annual) $1250.00 $80.50 $1330.50 City Resident, Family (Annual) $1900.00 $119.00 $2019.00 Non Resident, Single (Annual) $1550.00 $101.50 $1651.50 Non Resident, Family (Annual) $2200.00 $140.00 $2340.00 Super Warrior Card Res. Single $475.00 $33.25 $508.25 Super Warrior Card Res., Family $775.00 $54.25 $829.25 Super Warrior Card Non Res., Single $575.00 $40.25 $615.25 Super Warrior Card Non Res., Family $875.00 $61.25 $936.25 Warrior Card $85.00 $5.95 $90.95 Bag Storage $100.00 $7.00 $107.00 If you have chosen bag storage, please sign below: I hereby release indemnity and hold harmless the City of Delray Beach, Florida, its agents, employees, and assigns from all manner of actions and claims I may have or in the future acquire as a result of loss sustained by me due to my golf clubs being in bag storage at Delray Beach Golf Club. __________________________________ _________________________ SIGNATURE (S) DATE I hereby understand that this GOLF permit is non-transferable and non-refundable; use of these privileges by anyone other than the cardholder will result in the membership automatically being revoked. I agree to comply with the rules and regulations established by Delray Beach Golf Club. __________________________________ __________________________________ _________________________ SIGNATURE (S) SIGNATURE DATE 2200 Highland Avenue Delray Beach, FL 33445 Telephone (561) 243-7380 Fax (561) 243-7386 www.delraybeachgolfclub.com .
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