Before I read your description, the first thing that came to mind was junior golf. Once I read it, I don’t understand your issue. I wouldn’t be turned off being that I was interested in joining the club and at 39 years of age I could still be a junior member. At other clubs, it usually stops at 34-35. If you know a member of said club, they can recommend you for full membership. It always comes down to who you know in most instances regardless of the institution. Remember, “Membership has its privileges.”
look at it through the eyes of the retirees. They have to pay full price so to them the ability to call you “junior” makes it ok for them to charge you less. Quite frankly I see nothing wrong with it personally you can call me fat bastard if I get a steep discount on golf ha! That being said you have a very valid point maybe the term “junior”might be put off ish for some . Dicuss the terminology with your would be club and see if they may consider a change in terms , it might lead to more members if others feel as you do . The main reason for the discount is overall people in that age group have aquired less wealth than the senior member due to less years working and investing.
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