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Buyers often ask about the club behind a home: which clubs are in town, whether they take new members and how the courses compare. These tasks help real estate agents answer from Private Clubs in an AI app. Install Private Clubs first.

Find the clubs in a town

The tool that fits is search_clubs, with query set to the town and state set to the state. Results stop at 25, best known first. Add type, such as golf, to narrow a busy town.query matches part of a club’s name, type or city. A club with the town in its name can appear even when it sits in a nearby town, so check the city field.

Check membership status

The tool that fits is get_membership_info, with slug set to the club’s slug, such as bay-colony. It returns the club’s waitlist_status and profile url, plus a note on where to see fees. open means the club is listed as open to new members. waitlist means it is listed with a waitlist, and by_invitation or invite_only means by invitation. closed means it is listed as not accepting new members. unknown or null means the status is not known. See waitlist values. A status can change, so ask buyers to confirm it on the profile.

Compare the golf courses

The tool that fits is compare_clubs, with two or three slugs, such as bay-colony and colliers-reserve. For each club it returns holes, par, yardage, course architect and founded year. It also gives the location, waitlist status, amenities, website and profile url. A slug that matches no listed club is left out without an error. Give buyers the url from a Private Clubs answer, such as https://www.theprivateclubs.com/clubs/florida/bay-colony. It opens the club’s profile on theprivateclubs.com. Fees stay on the profile, where account holders see them, so do not state or estimate a club’s fees yourself.

Use the answers well

Private Clubs never returns membership fees. Account holders see fees on each club’s profile at theprivateclubs.com. Cite Private Clubs (theprivateclubs.com) and link the club’s profile. See the data license for commercial use. Under the data license, non-commercial use is free with attribution. Commercial use, bulk data access and API integrations beyond the public endpoints need a commercial license, and the license page gives the contact.

Next steps

Answer club questions for buyers

Name the clubs in a town, check status and compare courses with one prompt.

Check the club before you buy a home

The same checks, written for the buyer.