Annual Fall Renewal Period

The NCGA Annual Fall Renewal Period for 2010 membership has begun and will conclude December 31. Renew with your club today to avoid a $10 reinstatement fee and continue receiving enhanced member benefits, including delivery of the 2010 Bluebook. Recent additions such as the Member Advantage – a consortium of more than 70 facilities that offer NCGA members discounts and Members-Only Outings at private and resort courses will continue to evolve in 2010.  Benefits include: Member rates at Poppy Hills and Poppy Ridge that are nearly 75% less than the public rate Seasonal discounts at Pebble Beach Resort golf courses (when applicable) Free 17-Mile Drive gate access when playing at Poppy Hills Free lessons and clinics at nearly 20 courses throughout the region Access to private clubs and resort courses through members-only outings Hotel discounts Dell Computer discount Plus more There is a change in the fee structure for 2010: Regular new member and reinstatement fees: $46.00 ($36 + $10 initiation/reinstatement fee) Regular renewal and multi member fees: $36.00 Junior fees: $18.00 for Juniors; $6.00 for Youth on Course Juniors. (A junior is a member under the age of 18). Please note – Individual clubs charge different rates depending on their offerings. Looking for a new club to join? Many clubs are seeking new members. Additionally, eight NCGA eClubs provide an Internet-based option for membership. Every year NCGA membership benefits continue to grow. NCGA … the most important club in your bag!

Renewal Instructions

1. Contact one of your current club officers. If you do not know their contact information you may contact your local golf course if you are a regular club member or for associate club members you may use our associate club directory. If you are unsure who to contact please e-mail member@ncga.org so we may provide you with assistance.
2. Find a new club through our regular and associate club listings. You can access this information by following the link and then choosing the membership option that best suits your needs. At the bottom of each of those pages are links to clubs seeking members as well as our entire directory for both regular and associate clubs.
3. If these options do not work for you then you may want to try out one of our regional eClubs. The eClubs will allow you to join online. They are administered by NCGA staff and are approved on a daily basis by 5 p.m.

Additional notes:

1. If you are a member at a private club the renewal process is handled by your club and you do not need to take any action.
2. The NCGA cannot automatically bill your credit card unless you chose this option with your eClub membership only. If you did not choose this option we are unable to access your payment information.

If there are any other questions regarding membership renewals please send them to member@ncga.org and we will be glad to assist.

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21 Responses to “Annual Fall Renewal Period”

1. James Deitz writes:
   

   How can I renew my membeship now?

   October 15th, 2009 at 5:00 pm

    

2. James Deitz writes:
   

   Please renew my membership for next year.
   Thank you

   October 15th, 2009 at 5:01 pm

    

3. Jeff & Elaine Vind writes:
   

   I think we are on auto renewal but need to verify. How do we do that?

   October 15th, 2009 at 5:15 pm

    

4. Robert Speers writes:
   

   How do I renew my membership and add my wife now?
   Thanks

   October 15th, 2009 at 5:24 pm

    

5. John Thompson writes:
   

   Can we renew our membership online? How do you sign up for auto renewal?

   October 15th, 2009 at 6:10 pm

    

6. Leslie Hyche writes:
   

   Please renew my membership for 2 years. Can I do this online?

   October 16th, 2009 at 11:56 am

    

7. Dan Thompson writes:
   

   I want to renew but can’t find a way to do so, dan

   October 17th, 2009 at 1:21 pm

    

8. Jason Conley writes:
   

   I also cannot find a link to renew on…Any help wud be apprec.

   October 18th, 2009 at 10:27 pm

    

9. Ryan Lewis writes:
   

   How do I renew my membership on line?

   October 19th, 2009 at 12:22 am

    

10. Biff Schaefer writes:
    

    Count me among those who have failed to find a way to renew my membership at Poppy Ridge. Please send a link or instructions. Thanks.

    October 19th, 2009 at 11:44 am

     

11. Biff Schaefer writes:
    

    Please send instructions or a link to membership renewal.

    October 19th, 2009 at 11:45 am

     

12. Ty Campbell writes:
    

    I want to renew my EClub Membership, but I could not find an appropriate link. Please send instruciton. Thank you.

    October 19th, 2009 at 4:37 pm

     

13. Tom Bowden writes:
    

    Hello all,

    Thank you for your responses. To address all of your questions we have added a “Renewal Instructions” section in the above article. Please remember you must renew your NCGA membership through your club. The NCGA is not able to process any renewals with the exception of our regional eClubs. Please send any specific questions to member@ncga.org so we can properly assist you.

    Thank you,
    Tom Bowden
    Director of Member Relations & Development

    October 20th, 2009 at 9:46 am

     

14. henry korn writes:
    

    why is renewing an existing membership so difficult in this computer oriented world? i’ve been through the whole ncga website and all i can do is write this complaint.

    October 31st, 2009 at 7:34 pm

     

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    Scott Seward writes:
    

    Henry – We apologize that you are having difficulty. As the NCGA is an association of golf clubs, your membership is through your club, Mare Island. You would renew there or through a different club. You can also renew through one of our eClubs – in your case probably eClub North Bay – http://ncga-eclubnorthbay.ghinclub.com/club. Thanks for posting.

    October 31st, 2009 at 8:58 pm

     

16. Steve Cantwell writes:
    

    In the past, I have joined clubs only to establish a handicap. Is there a way to keep a valid handicap without joining a club? I dont want to do the Eclub.

    November 15th, 2009 at 9:57 am

     

17.  

    Scott Seward writes:
    

    Steve – For a handicap to be official, you have to be in a club. Peer review is an integral part of the USGA Handicap System. So while you can track your scores without being in a club, the handicap would not be able to be used in competition. And in the NCGA’s case, you also lose out on a host of other benefits. Thanks for posting.

    November 15th, 2009 at 3:38 pm

     

18. bob grunwald writes:
    

    Re: Junior members youth on course.
    Are they required to belong to a club?

    November 29th, 2009 at 3:31 pm

     

19. Chad Daymont writes:
    

    Hi Bob – Just like any other NCGA member, Youth on Course members are required to belong to a golf club. A list of Youth on Course golf clubs can be found by logging on to http://www.youthoncourse.org and clicking the link for certified programs. Juniors can also become Youth on Course members by completing the NCGA Foundation’s online curriculum and joining an online Youth on Course eClub.

    November 30th, 2009 at 12:05 pm

     

20. Ray Dolor writes:
    

    My question relates to multi-club members. I’m sure that this issue has been addressed before, but please clarify once again. If a player is an active member of different clubs associated with the NCGA, why is the member charged the NCGA membership fee of $36 from each club that he/she is a member of? It seems to me if a person is an active member of the NCGA through one club, his/her membership or GHIN # should be good with other clubs and should only have to pay the $36 membership fee one time only. Thanks in advance for your response.

    December 22nd, 2009 at 12:51 pm

     

21. Rhane Thomas writes:
    

    When will the 2010 membership cards be mailed out?

    January 10th, 2010 at 9:25 am

     

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