伯明翰乡村俱乐部

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　　Country Club of Birmingham

伯明翰乡村俱乐部       伯明翰乡村俱乐部是公认的优秀民营俱乐部在东南亚。我们为我们的成员提供无上社交及康乐服务，面向家庭的环境。作为一个社会在北伯明翰俱乐部，该俱乐部成立于1898年。在1903年，俱乐部与伯明翰高尔夫俱乐部合并，并转移到高地大道湖景地区。伯明翰市现在拥有的旧的理由和经营查理博斯韦尔高尔夫球场的。 1927年，乡村俱乐部的伯明翰搬到了现在的位置。多年来，许多增加 - 西方休息室，东室，网球场 - 已。我们不断努力提高我们的服务和设施，证明我们的高尔夫球场，网球场和健身设施，会所最近的工作。

　　“当乡村俱乐部成立于1898年10月建立的组织文件的目的，以促进其成员的社会和识字的进步。”

　　这是可以完成的，与无辜的室内和室外的体育，娱乐，运动和休闲的各种形式的手段和设施。“虽然改变通过多年与休闲的时间偏好的娱乐方式，乡村俱乐部一直保持不变的核心价值。一直以来，一直是唯一的，精神的娱乐和社交活动的网站，并为它的成员，他们的家人和客人。“

　　詹姆斯·F. Hughey，小

　　写在伯明翰乡村俱乐部百年历史，由Carolyn绿色萨特菲尔德

　　The Country Club of Birmingham is recognized as one of the outstanding private clubs in the Southeast. We offer our members unexcelled social and recreational services in a family oriented environment. The Club was founded in 1898 as a social club in North Birmingham. In 1903, the club merged with The Birmingham Golf Club and moved to the Highland Avenue-Lakeview area. The City of Birmingham now owns the old grounds and operates the Charlie Boswell Golf Course. In 1927, the Country Club of Birmingham moved to its present location. Over the years, many additions - the West Lounge, East Room, tennis courts - have been made. We continually strive to improve our services and facilities as evidenced by the recent work on our golf course, tennis and fitness facility, and clubhouse.

　　"When the Country Club was formed in October of 1898 the organizational documents established its purpose 'to promote the social and literacy advancement of its members.'

　　This was to be accomplished 'with means and facilities for various forms of innocent indoor and outdoor sport, amusement, exercise and recreation.' While the means of recreation have changed through the years with leisure time preferences, the core value of the Country Club has remained the same. It has always been, and has been only, a site and spirit of recreation and social activity for its members, their families, and guests."

　　-James F. Hughey, Jr.

　　as written in The Country Club of Birmingham: Centennial History, by Carolyn Green Satterfield