Membership

HIGH RIDGE CLUB MEMBERSHIP 2025

Classes of Membership:

1. Full Membership
2. Junior Membership
3. Introductory Membership (One season only)

1. Full Membership:

A "full membership" is defined as a membership where both an ownership share is initially purchased and annual dues are paid. A "full member" is entitled to voting rights and unrestricted use of the Club in accordance with Club rules and regulations.

Full memberships include four passes to be used by the shareholder. Children under the age of 30 may be designated pass holders. If the family is smaller than four, the member may use "vacant membership passes" as a floating guest pass. If the family is larger than four, the member must purchase additional designated children passes. If the entire family membership is not in attendance for the day, a guest may not use the membership pass of the absent family member as a guest pass for the day. Children 2 years old and younger do not need a guest pass. Please do not leave young children unsupervised anywhere at the Club. Children may not be left at the Club unaccompanied by an adult 18 and older.

A member that has a partner or significant other, who they are not married to, may include that person and their children as part of their membership provided there is space in their membership (have not currently filled out the other 3 spaces on their membership). Additional designated children passes may also be purchased if needed. The board must be notified that they are part of the membership. The member and partner do not need to reside together.

At the time of payment of the yearly dues, members must list the names of individuals on their membership for the season. Unless there is an extraordinary circumstance, these names cannot be changed mid-season. Extraordinary circumstances would include major life events such as marriage, death, or adoption.

2. Junior Membership:

Adult children of full members are deemed to be part of a "family" membership with unrestricted use of the Club until age 30. Upon reaching the age of 30, adult children of full members may elect to become "junior" members. A "junior membership" enables adult children of full members to join the Club by paying the applicable annual dues up until the age of 35, but does not require the purchase of an ownership share. A "junior membership" entitles the junior member to unrestricted use of the Club, but does not confer voting rights. Upon reaching the age of 35, a "junior member" must apply for full membership to the Club if he/she wishes to continue as a member. If upon completion of the application process he/she is invited to join, he/she must purchase an ownership share and is then deemed to be a "full member." If an adult child age 30 should choose not to join as a "junior" or "full" member, such child shall be designated as a "guest" and is fully subject to the Club's guest policy as defined by the Rules Committee.

3. Introductory Membership: (One season only)

An introductory season membership may be purchased only if there are open memberships available. Interested parties must submit an application for approval by the membership committee. Introductory season family membership includes four passes to be used by the member family. See general club rules for further instruction on who may be included in the family membership. Applicants must list the names of family members on their membership for the season. Unless there is an extraordinary circumstance, these names cannot be changed mid-season. Extraordinary circumstances would include major life events such as marriage, death, or adoption. Introductory season members must follow the general club rules and may purchase additional guest passes as spelled out in the general club rules. Introductory season members do not have full membership privileges such as voting.

Introductory Memberships are for one season only. Parties wishing to join the High Ridge Club as a full shareholder membership need to submit an application for approval by the membership committee. Approval for an introductory season membership does not guarantee approval for a full shareholder membership.