About ICN

ICN offers members of private clubs privileged access to exceptional private clubs, estates and special golfing opportunities around the world.  ICN was designed to enhance the benefits that private clubs offer their members while maintaining the unique environment of their own club. 

The company was formed in 1998 at the invitation of the Club Managers Association of America.  Since then, ICN has grown to an alliance of more than 225 mostly private clubs in 17 countries. 

Through ICN, members of private clubs can easily arrange reciprocal access to other private clubs when they travel outside a 125-mile (200 kilometer) radius of their home or club. ICN takes care of the liaison between clubs to arrange reservations, whether for tee times, dining, accommodations, tennis, or other services for members and their guests.

ICN members can also take advantage of the Public Privileged Play Golf program, which provides privileged savings and benefits at over 120 quality daily fee golf courses in ICN members’ immediate area or throughout North America.

ICN’s network of fine club properties is growing all the time.  In addition, even if there are no ICN affiliated clubs in an area a member plans to visit, ICN will call other private clubs on its members’ behalf anywhere in the world.  In this respect, the ICN benefit is virtually unlimited.  

A team has come together to grow International Club Network that includes President and CEO Kim Robinson, former Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of ClubLink Corporation, Canada’s largest owner and operator of high-end private golf courses, including Glen Abbey, the Home of the Canadian Open. ICN’s Board of Directors includes Mr. Ian Tudhope, Chairman of ICN and past Chairman of Interbrand Canada, and Mr. Larry Ungerman, Director of ICN and immediate-past President of the National Golf Course Owners Association of Canada. Mr. M.G. Orender, immediate-past President of the PGA of America and current President of Hampton Golf, and Mr. Ronald Corey, past President of the Montreal Canadiens Hockey Club, are on ICN’s Board of Advisors.

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