- Jordan, now 62, is considered by many as one of the best athletes of all time
- But once he had problems at the Gorce Country Club in Miami, Florida
- The club has a great demand, with DJ Khaled on the waiting list
This is the strange reason that saw Michael Jordan forbidden from an exclusive field club that costs $ 1 million to join.
Jordan, now 62, is considered by many as one of the best athletes of all time, after having won six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls.
But once he had trouble trying to translate his judicial skills to those of the delicious green streets.
In 2012, Jordan, who is a big fan of sport, chose to test his skills in the estimated La Gorce Country Club in Miami, Florida.
However, according to Los Angeles Times, he was asked to return to the club's house after playing 11 of 18 holes, because he wore shorts.
With the NBA legend that refused to change in long pants, he was asked to leave the course after being prohibited as a result of his actions.
This is the strange reason that saw Michael Jordan forbidden from an exclusive field club that costs $ 1 million to join
In 2012, Jordan, who is a great admirer of the sport, chose to test his skills in the estimated the Gorce Country Club in Miami, Florida
With the NBA legend that refused to change in long pants, he was asked to leave the course after being prohibited as a result of his actions
After the incident, his representatives issued an official statement that said: 'Michael Jordan wore cargo pants. He had been there many times before and had used load pants, and had never realized that he was violating any clothing code.
'This time, he learned of the rape in Hole 12, and at that time he refused to interrupt his game and return to the Club House and change.
'We didn't know that he is not allowed to return to La Gorce. I guess it's his loss, since MJ is a great golfer and a great guest.
The club has a great demand, and DJ Khaled is one of the many people who, according to reports, have been trying to gain membership on the exclusive site.
According to him Financial TimesSome luxury golf clubs in southern Florida have had to triple their membership rates from the burst of the Coronavirus pandemic.
A person who works in Finance told the publication that “the old clubs are impossible to enter.”
“It is crazy initiation rates that people are paying to have a place for dinner or play golf.”
Talking to him New York PostAn coverage fund investor described the hurry to be part of clubs as a 'luxury golf arms race'.
The club has a great demand, and DJ Khaled is one of the many people who, according to reports, have been trying to obtain membership on the exclusive site.
They added: “The types of people who move there are used to getting out with their own and having access to the best of the best,” said the coverage fund inverter.
'Then you tell them' congratulations, you moved to Palm Beach, you cannot be a member of any of the old school clubs because the waiting list lasts 10 years'.
The private golf club Creek, which is part of Florida that includes residents such as Jeff Bezos, Ivanka Trump and Tom Brady, supposedly charges $ 500,000 for new members.
However, Financial Times reports that its membership rate was less than half of that amount before the pandemic.
As a result, the high -end members club is considering increasing its membership rates even more due to greater demand.