Membership · £15 a year

Join the club.

Quick, easy to join and cheap too. A year of the club for less than a round, all sorted over the bar.

How it works

Joining happens at the Pavilion, not online. Pick up a form at the bar, fill it in and hand it back, and pay by cash or card at the bar, through bank transfer or by cheque. The current annual membership fee stands at £15, offering you access to our facilities and members events for the year.

You'll be given a membership card. Show it at the bar and you'll get the members discount on drinks, so the £15 quietly pays you back over the year.

New members cannot receive member benefits until two days after receipt of payment, but you can still be signed in by an existing member to enjoy our facilities in the meantime.

We only have adult members over the age of 18, but children are always welcome under the strict supervision of their parents, guardians or coaches when joining us from an agreed sports club.

Membership runs from the 1st of January until the 31st of December.

All members are automatically entered into a prize draw at the end of each month. Prizes change each month but can include bar vouchers or a free year's membership.

Membership is open to all but is always at the sole discretion of the committee. Any questions before you visit, just call or drop in during opening hours.

Joining in three steps

No online forms here. Membership is sorted in person, over the bar.

Step one

Come on down

Ask at the bar for a membership form. Or download it below, print it and bring it along on your next visit.

Step two

Fill it in

It takes a couple of minutes. You'll be agreeing to abide by the club's rules and policies, which are all on this site.

Step three

Pay £15, pocket your card

Cash or card at the bar, bank transfer or cheque. Your membership card gets you the members discount on drinks. Benefits start two days after payment is received.

Download the membership form (PDF)

Bank details for transfers are on the form. Prefer not to print? There's always a stack behind the bar.