Under 14
Juvenile Membership
Introduces the youngest members to the club, proposed by a parent who is already a member — with no physical vetting required.
See Requirements →
Family
Where Your Kids Learn the Same Gates You Did
From the pool to the Royal Garden to junior membership on the course itself — this is where your family's version of the story starts.
Grown Up on These Grounds
A Club Built Across Generations, Not Just Around Them
Royal Nairobi has been a family institution since long before "family-friendly" was a marketing phrase — a century of members have brought their children through the same gates they once came through themselves.
Family membership isn't a secondary category here; it's built directly into the structure of the club, from Juvenile membership for the youngest members to Full Family Membership for the household as a whole.
Read About Our Heritage
Membership for Every Age
Three Categories, Built for Family Life
Ages 14–25
Junior Membership
For older children and young adults, at KES 11,375 — proposed by a parent, and their own connection to the club before they're fully grown.
See Requirements →
For the Household
Full Family Membership
Extends full privileges to a spouse and children under 25 under one membership, rather than several separate ones.
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Family at the Pool
Where Most Family Afternoons Actually Happen
The heated swimming pool is often where family membership is felt most directly — junior swimming rates, swimming lessons, and a poolside area built for children to relax and play.
The pool area also regularly hosts children's parties, making it a natural setting for a birthday celebration as much as a Sunday swim.
See Pool Rates & Facilities
Growing Up With the Game
A First Introduction to Golf
Practice Facilities
The floodlit driving range and practice greens are open to young members finding their swing, not just competitive golfers.
Explore the Course →The Pro Shop
Stocked for beginners as much as professionals — the first stop for a young golfer's first set of clubs.
Visit the Pro Shop →
A Course to Grow Into
From their first rounds as a Junior member to competing in club competitions later on — the course itself is where the connection to the club takes root.
See Competitions →Specific coaching arrangements for junior members are best discussed directly with the club, who can advise on what's currently available.