Tucker’s Point Club is waiving initiation fees and introducing ‘customised memberships’, according to a press release today.

The property is described as: “having long been a haven for golfers in Bermuda and the course has a history that stretches back to the 1930s and the original Castle Harbour Resort”.

Callan Bassett, member of the Tucker’s Point Club revitalisation team, said: “Starting this September, our initiation fees are being waived and memberships have been customised to fit each individual’s needs — whether one is looking for a full membership to enjoy all the amenities, or just a golf or tennis membership for families, couples, individuals and even juniors.

“Families can enjoy full, social or sports memberships, while couples and individuals can enjoy the same, along with two additional options of golf or tennis membership only. juniors, for those under the age of 23, can sign up for both golf and tennis or pick one of the two.

“Never before has our club offered so many accessible options and price structures.”

Tucker’s Point, which sits on 200 acres in Hamilton Parish and Tucker’s Town boasts tennis, a beach facility, three restaurants, a spa, fitness centre, hotel pools and children’s programmes for weekends and school holidays, as well as the hotel.

The press release pointed out that the property was closed during the Second World War and has also endured the recent recession. “The endurance of the club can be attributed to its unwavering commitment to the highest standards of service and amenities, while evolving in increasingly competitive markets.”