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You can run off or ban a guest. A member who pays $30,000 a year to be a member is a little harder to get rid of..Maybe they don't like to be told by a female that they have to have a pool, change the curtain patterns, put in a babysitting service for the female "members". Men pay the dues, men make the rules and probably it's not that way at the "member's" homes. If you don't lika da rules, start your own golf club.

Maybe they don't like to be told by a female that they have to have a pool, change the curtain patterns, put in a babysitting service for the female "members".

You have hit the nail on the head. Good comments. At our club, there are separate "men's" and "ladies'" golf days. The women INSIST on having the course closed to men at precisely noon, which is the same time the course is closed to women on men's day. Unfortunately for the club manager, ladies' day is a gigantic money loser. The women leave no tips, two women share one soda and stand at the bar counting their change to "split" it, and on and on. It's a disaster, but the women insist on "equal rights," even though they get barely half of the number of players on their day. This is typical of women getting involved in golf clubs.