Reciprocal dining is here: request a table, not just a tee time
Members at participating clubs can now include dining in a visit request — approved by both clubs in the same flow as a round.
Sample post from the site design, not a real announcement.
A round at a partner club has always been the headline. But for a lot of visits — a summer evening, a family trip, a rainy Saturday — the table matters as much as the tee. Starting today, dining can be part of the request itself.
When a member requests a visit at a participating club, they'll see a simple option: add dining after the round. The host club sees it in the same approval they already review, with party size and preferred time. One request, one approval, one confirmation.
How hosts stay in control
Dining availability is set by the host club, exactly like tee availability windows. Clubs choose which days offer reciprocal dining, cap party sizes, and can approve the round while declining the table — nothing is bundled against their will.
Members see dining as available only where the host has switched it on, so nobody requests something a club doesn't offer.
Rolling out now
Reciprocal dining is live for clubs that have enabled it, and switched off everywhere else by default. If you're a club administrator, you'll find the setting under Availability → Dining in the club portal.