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Club memberships broker
Tee Up
Marketing Enterprises,
let us be at your services
Buy / Sell
/ Lease your memberships!
Please email
teeup@singnet.com.sg
or call Fion Phua @
9 7 6 0 5 0 8 0
if
you would like to Buy / Sell / Lease
club memberships in
Singapore / Malaysia / Indonesia / Australia
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Tips on how to choose a club
Budget
WORK out your finances and pick a club that is within your
means, instead of aiming solely for prestige. Club memberships
range from the affordable from about S$1.5k for Aranda Club to
S$305k for the Singapore Island Country Club.
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Ability to uphold
You
may be able to afford to buy a club membership, but how can you
maintain it? Factor in the monthly subscription fee as well as
the food and beverage levy to work out how much financial
commitment is needed every month.
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Location
Pick a
club that is either near your workplace or your home to derive
better mileage from your membership. You can drop in for a meal,
a swim or a gym workout if the club is a stone's throw from your
office. If it is located near your home, your children and
spouse can also make use of club facilities more frequently.
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Facilities
Decide what you or your family members' dominant activities are
and pick a club that best suits those needs. For instance, if
you are a serious golfer, choose a club that offers golfing
instead of just a social-style one. Or, if you plan to visit a
club with your family, choose a family club with facilities that
cater to everyone, such as a Child-care centre, Olympic - sized
pool or jackpot and mahjong rooms for your parents.
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Transfer fee
Find out the transfer fee of a club to determine its resale
value. For instance, if you buy a club membership at $12,000 and
the transfer fee cost is $3,000, you will have to sell it for at
least $15,000 to break even. High transfer fees sometimes deter
buyers as the membership might not work out as a sound
investment since returns are lower.
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Scale of
membership
A club with too
many members might mean insufficient facilities or longer
queuing time for amenities. Also, too broad a membership base
might lead to a depreciation of a club prices as supply exceeds
demand.
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Management
style
Check to
see if the club is a members' or proprietary one. The former
allows you voting rights and a say in determining club policies,
For that latter, find out if the management has a good track
record to gauge the standard of service you can expect.
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Prices are subject to change without notice.
All indicative base on market Supply and Demand.
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