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Club Management 101
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hospitality
Instructions:
Answer 25 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Usually no affiliation with other clubs other than it's members enjoy each others company
Social Club
Millitary Club
Club Manager
Visitors' Fees
2. An urban recreational and social facility that can be categorized as athletic - dining - professional - social or university.
Golf Committee
Country Club
Membership Dues
City Club
3. Clubs formed by active and non-active duty and non-commissioned officers in the armed services.
Fraternal Club
Millitary Club
Country Club
City Club
4. A typically non-refundable charge that new members must pay to jion a private club
Fraternal Club
Initiation Fee
City Club
Club Corp
5. The cost to a private club member for the exclusivity provided by the club's limited membership. membership dues subsodize all of the club's operating costs and fixed charges.
COO
Membership Dues
Proffessional Club
Club Corp
6. Charges to non-members of a private club who are guests of membersand use rooms - buy food or beverages - or use the recreational facilities.
7. A private organization that employ professional management to operate and manage their facilities. these clubs are yacht - fraternal - millitary
Proffessional Club
Other Clubs
Country Club
City Club
8. An association club run by professional management that often leases or owns property. these clubs are formed by people with the same goals or experiences
Fraternal Club
Athletic Club
Other Clubs
Proffessional Club
9. A private country club committee composed of club members Who establish golf course policy - review golf course budgets and operations - and oversee the care of the golf course.
Social Club
Visitors' Fees
Other Clubs
Golf Committee
10. A one time or periodic charge imposed on private club members to cover operational shortfalls or raise capitol for improvements to the club
Country Club Revenue
Fraternal Club
Assessment
Country Club Expenses
11. A non-profit private club whose members buy shares in the club and - after expenses have been paid - invest any revenues leftover into improving the club's facilities and services.
COO
City Club
Other Clubs
Equity Club
12. Located near large bodies of water and provides marinas and other boating facilities for owners.
City Club
Equity Club
City Club Memberships
Yacht Club
13. A fee that country club's charge members an visitors for using the club's recreational facilities
Athletic Club
COO
Sports Activities Fees
Country Club Revenue
14. Payroll - operational supplies - food cost - taxes & insurance - beverage cost
Proffessional Club
Social Club
Dining Club
Country Club Expenses
15. The hired professional responsible for guiding all of the elements of a private club's operation. Often fererred to as the club's general manager or cheif operating officer.
Membership Dues
Initiation Fee
Club Manager
Other Clubs
16. A private recreational and social facility for individuals and families who live in the surrounding area
Country Club
Sports Activities Fees
Club Manager
Athletic Club
17. Clubs for people who are in the same profession.
Club Manager
Sports Activities Fees
Proffessional Club
Dining Club
18. Dues - f&b - sports - other
Millitary Club
Country Club Expenses
Athletic Club
Country Club Revenue
19. Cheif Operating Officer
Millitary Club
Initiation Fee
Country Club
COO
20. A private equity firm that manages a wide variety of clubs and resorts across the country.
Corporate Club
Fraternal Club
Club Corp
Initiation Fee
21. Meal time clubs whose sole purpose is to entice business in the surrounding areas. usually located in large buildings.
Assessment
City Club Memberships
Dining Club
Golf Committee
22. Often have recreational facilities - fitness equipment - sports and leisure activities.
Athletic Club
Other Clubs
Membership Dues
Sports Activities Fees
23. Active - social - recreational - clergy - lifetime
Country Club Memberships
City Club Memberships
Golf Committee
Athletic Club
24. Resident - non -resident - suburban
Club Corp
Other Clubs
City Club Memberships
Corporate Club
25. A for profit private club owned by an individual or a company that sells memberships in the club. also known as a developer or proprietary club.
Membership Dues
Country Club
Corporate Club
Golf Committee