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Keeneland September: What the World’s Largest Yearling Sale Says About Your Bloodstock Members

The Keeneland September sale draws 4,635 yearlings and the industry’s biggest names to Lexington every fall — and most clubs let the moment pass their bloodstock members by. Here’s how Bluegrass and city clubs alike can turn sale week into a concierge-driven retention play.

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Revival Weekend: Why Driving Clubs Are Adding Heritage Programming (and What Goodwood Gets Right)

The Goodwood Revival turns nostalgia into six-figure waitlists — and it’s not the only club proving heritage programming pays. From Charlotte’s Ten Tenths Motor Club to a golf course on Hilton Head, here’s the playbook driving clubs and traditional clubs are borrowing this fall.

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Top 10 Private Clubs by Revenue in California

Ranked from their own IRS Form 990 filings: the ten highest-revenue member-owned clubs in California, who leads by assets, what changed year over year, and who is missing from the list and why.

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Beyond the Berth: The Membership Economics of Private Yacht and Sailing Clubs

How private yacht and sailing clubs turn scarce berths, social members, and a $230B boating economy into durable membership growth.

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The Dues Increase Retention Math: What a 6% Increase Actually Costs You in Members

Before your board approves this year’s number, run the breakeven math: how many members can a dues increase lose before it pays for nothing? Four real clubs show what happens on both sides of that line.

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Where the Forbes 400 Belong: The Private Clubs of America’s Richest (2026)

The Forbes 400 could join any club in the country, yet the same short list keeps appearing. Here’s where America’s billionaires hold membership, checked against the 2026 list, and four lessons every club leader can borrow.

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Josh Allen Golf Handicap & Game: The Complete 2026 Guide

At 7 a.m. on a February morning at Sea Island, Georgia, a figure was already on the range, driver in hand, muttering that his ball flight was too spinny. He had played 72 holes over the previous 48 hours — the Seaside and Plantation courses at The Cloister, then Ohoopee Match Club — tipping every […]

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The September Circuit: Salon Privé, Monza and What Driving Clubs Learn From Europe’s Concours Month

September’s European concours circuit — Salon Privé, the Monza Grand Prix, and Chantilly — is a masterclass in scarcity, recognition and cross-generational programming. Here’s what American driving clubs, from the Royal Automobile Club to Ten Tenths Motor Club, are already borrowing from it.

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Labor Day in the Mountains: Telluride, Aspen and the Shoulder-Season Membership Window

The Telluride Film Festival and Jazz Aspen Snowmass turn Labor Day weekend into the single best mountain club membership fall window of the year. Here’s how Snowmass Mountain Club, Telluride’s Racquet Club, Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis, and AspenX are already capturing it.

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Opening Meet: How Hunt and Equestrian Clubs Turn Fall Season Into a Recruiting Calendar

The Hampton Classic just closed, Burghley and the Valkenswaard leg of the Global Champions Tour open this weekend, and equestrian clubs are entering the only season that matters for recruiting. Here’s how Belle Meade Hunt, Green Spring Valley Hounds, and three other hunts turn opening meet into a documented hunt club membership pipeline.