http://www.golfvacationinsider.com/golf-vacation-travel/royal-golf-clubs-can-make-for-majestic-golf-vacations-1890 Where to Play, Where to Stay...and What to Pay Wed, 28 Jul 2010 01:56:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.golfvacationinsider.com/golf-vacation-travel/royal-golf-clubs-can-make-for-majestic-golf-vacations-1890#comment-372 Craig B. Thu, 23 Jul 2009 00:44:51 +0000 http://s68847.gridserver.com/?p=1890#comment-372 You're asking us? We can tell you that Royal North Devon has at least one reciprocal relationship with another "royal" course, Royal Colwood in Canada. And if its website (royalcolwood.org) is any indication, it seems these types of relationships among "royal" golf clubs are common. It states: "Royal Colwood enjoys reciprocal playing privileges (no green fees)" at 35-40 other royal golf clubs around the world. It further states: "As a "Royal" golf club, many of our reciprocal clubs belong to the same informal association, and members of each club are treated as 'visiting members' for the duration of their visit [to other royal clubs]." I'd say things are looking good for you, but check with your club's secretary. You’re asking us? We can tell you that Royal North Devon has at least one reciprocal relationship with another “royal” course, Royal Colwood in Canada. And if its website (royalcolwood.org) is any indication, it seems these types of relationships among “royal” golf clubs are common. It states: “Royal Colwood enjoys reciprocal playing privileges (no green fees)” at 35-40 other royal golf clubs around the world. It further states: “As a “Royal” golf club, many of our reciprocal clubs belong to the same informal association, and members of each club are treated as ‘visiting members’ for the duration of their visit [to other royal clubs].” I’d say things are looking good for you, but check with your club’s secretary.

]]> http://www.golfvacationinsider.com/golf-vacation-travel/royal-golf-clubs-can-make-for-majestic-golf-vacations-1890#comment-371 Don H. Thu, 23 Jul 2009 00:44:33 +0000 http://s68847.gridserver.com/?p=1890#comment-371 I am a member at Royal North Devon (Westward Ho) in England. Are there any advantages to this in playing other "royal" courses? I am a member at Royal North Devon (Westward Ho) in England. Are there any advantages to this in playing other “royal” courses?

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