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When I was tracking a lot a few years ago, I got bored of the same track pretty quickly and ended up doing track days all over the state and adjacent states. To me paying a bunch of money to one track doesn't make sense. Yes some of them have recpirocal agreements, but sounds too much like dealing with time shares. Don't know much about them, but I doubt you can just drive the track anytime you want as someone above suggested. Tracks are often rented out to other groups. As well, driving a track without corner workers and paramedics on standby is simply not safe in my opinion...Now, perhaps these countryclubs keep these staff on duty all day every day, but I doubt it.
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