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Since the question asked about clubs only, I figured that a round-robin didn't apply. I've been a member of a local round robin for over a decade and I believe there's several more in my local area. The round-robin is less formal than a Club and where 'members' have a lot of other commitments it seems to work better. Our only piece of paperwork is the calender of meetings (8 layouts, Mon and Fri on a 4 week cycle). It's no big deal if a meeting has to be cancelled or only a few turn up. However, being part of a round-robin sure provides an incentive to do at least something to the layout before its your turn again. Steven Burrows, Sydney Australia
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