Private Club Network (PCN) is a reciprocal-access program that enrolls private club members into a centralized network to request tee times at other participating private clubs via a Tee Time Concierge and an online request tool, enabling clubs to offer a travel/play membership benefit and centralized booking coordination.
Published Sep 1, 2026
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| Aspect | Private Club Network (PCN) | Invited (ClubCorp network) | Troon Privé |
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| Starting Price | Not publicly listed as a standalone consumer plan; typically bundled via home club membership; published per-visit fee increments available from the vendor | Pricing varies by club/membership type; not a simple public network subscription | Pricing varies by club; privileges typically tied to Troon-managed private club membership |
| Most appropriate for | Private clubs seeking a turnkey reciprocity benefit with centralized concierge handling | Members seeking access to an owned/managed club portfolio and consistent brand experience across locations | Troon-affiliated private club members seeking reciprocity within Troon’s ecosystem |
| Key Strength | Structured rules and centralized concierge; club-controlled hosting policies | Large scale and brand; broad amenities in many markets | Operational footprint and consistency in Troon-managed environments |
| Key Weakness | Limited public transparency (participating club list, security posture, pricing details); availability bottlenecks in peak destinations; less evidence of a mobile-first UX | Not a neutral reciprocity network—more of an owned/managed network; costs vary by market | Scope limited to Troon-managed clubs; access rules vary |
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When clubs choose competitors instead (and why)