GM Hikaru Nakamura, visits Memphis.


Memphis Chess including West Tennessee greater area. For Adult and Scholastic Chess Players.
I was talking recently to someone from the MCC about the rates between the Memphis Chess Club membership dues and the Greater Memphis Chess Centers dues. I said that I would make a new post to make it a little clearer and more direct, so here goes.
For those parents that have one child playing chess and are under 20 years old, buy your membership through the MEMPHIS CHESS CLUB instead of through the GREATER MEMPHIS CHESS CENTER. Folks, it will save you money.
According to the MEMPHIS CHESS CLUB the dues for one, under 20 years old, is just $20.00, the same membership allows the member the advantage's of the MEMPHIS CHESS CLUB at the Greater Memphis Chess Center activities.
If you purchase your membership through the Greater Memphis Chess Center it may be suggested that you purchase a FAMILY membership instead of an individual membership.
Now, it seems that according to the person I recently talked to, that there is an unpublished (SECRET - I GUESS) additional fee of $10.00 for the Memphis Chess Club members to the Greater Memphis Chess Center. Even with the additional fee, that would still make the cost for the individual under 20 year old much less if purchased through the Memphis Chess Club instead of purchasing through the Greater Memphis Chess Center.
THE POINT IS TO BUY THROUGH THE MEMPHIS CHESS CLUB!
Be sure to check the membership cost through each club directly and make sure to ask if you are getting the most economical rate.
After all folks, they are operating in the same building, the TD for the rated events has been done by the Memphis Chess Club's TD, Gary Pylant, so far.
Therefore take advantage of the savings!
No reason for you to pay a higher rate for the same services just to help pay the rent.
Good luck with your chess adventures!
Everyone have a Chess Cupcake, wonderful weekend!
Pictures are from
SHELBY COUNTY CHESS events!







GM Robert Hess will be in Memphis for the
2011 Mid-South Chess Camp, June 5 - 10.
The USCF All-America Team is a prestigious award that started in 1988 and is given to the top players in the United States. This is a great achievement for these talented young chess players, one that can only be attained through hard work and a fierce dedication to chess.