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To become a member -
Download an application form (print a copy, fill it out and hand it in.) -
(The word form can be filled out on-line before printing. The pdf form is best if you want to fill out by hand.)

Even if you're coming down for your first time - please fill out a form, as we need to have your contact details and, for juniors, the parental authority.

Please read our Safety information.

Here is some general information for beginners -
Download an application form in MS Word or PDF format, print it and fill it out - and bring it with you the next time you come down to the club.
Membership is open to anyone who wishes to try the sport of rowing - present membership ages range from 11 to 70 years old. See below for a list of membership categories and annual subscriptions.
New participants are given the opportunity to try the sport a few times before a subscription is required.

Annual subscriptions
Senior £160.00
Junior under 18 £ 65.00
Junior under 16 £ 45.00
Student £ 80.00
Graduate £ 80.00
Unemployed £ 50.00
Glasgow Schools £ 45.00
Country £ 50.00
Family - This is based upon one full senior membership. Subsequent family members pay one half of the normal rate for their membership from the list above.
Boat Rack Rent £ 70.00

NB:

Subscriptions fall due in November of each year.Anyone taking out a membership during the course of the year will pay a pro-rated membership fee for the remaining period until November.


Although Rowing is presented through the media as an up-market sport, we are far removed from that image. We have no paid employees, with the Club totally run by the members in their spare time.
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Even though the equipment is expensive - a coxed four boat costs approx £6,000 with a single oar costing over £200 - membership subscriptions are kept as low as possible through various fund-raising events throughout the year e.g. running three regattas a year, race nights, raffles, sponsored rows etc. All monies made through these ventures are put back into the Club funds for new equipment etc.