The Hudson Family -- three generations of Lake Keowee enthusiasts!
The Reserve at Lake Keowee Members are very excited about the recent announcement of the Legacy Membership. We’re hearing nothing but rave reviews, and getting a lot of questions about how to sign up and get started!
Legacy Membership Overview:
In a nutshell, the Legacy Membership is simply an extension of your privileges as a Full or Premier Member of The Reserve at Lake Keowee Club. That’s right—now your family members can be added to your membership account and receive full access to the property and all The Reserve amenities… that includes golfing, boating, dining, lodging, and even inviting their own guests. The Legacy Membership privileges only extend vertically in your lineage, so your parents, grandparents, children and grandchildren can all take advantage. However, the Legacy Membership does not apply to your siblings, aunts and uncles, etc.
The McKinney Family enjoys events like the Memorial Weekend "Blessing of the Fleet Celebration"
Membership Privileges begin the Minute you Register:
No waiting! Beginning immediately, the Legacy membership is available to all Full/Premier Members. The Primary member can now register their family and extend all member privileges to the following family members:
How to Register your Family Members:
To take advantage of the member privileges your family members must be registered in advance. Registration is simple, but each additional member must have their picture taken at the Concierge desk or email a photo and complete the official registration form. Forms and pictures should be returned to Becky Weedman, Membership Coordinator, at becky@reservekeowee.com or fax forms to 864-869-2110.
» Download the Family Registration Form here, and share The Reserve Lifestyle today!
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Our new multi-generational Legacy Membership continues to earn national recognition. PGA Magazine, the official publication of the PGA of America, features The Reserve at Lake Keowee in a “best-practices” showcase of leading private clubs and how they are retaining and growing their membership in today’s challenging economy. The April cover story—It’s all about the Value—begins “Families in 2011 are not recreating the way they did in 1961. They want connection, and they spend the limited time they have together combating the forces that pull them apart. They want options for every member of the family, not just dad. And they want value.”
