Once you’ve hit billionaire status, you’ve entered a social ring that many of us can only dream of. These folks not only have a jaw-dropping wealth, but they instantly gain access to some of the world’s most exclusive and elusive cliques in the world.

Find these billionaires teeing off in Richard Branson’s Necker Island, or discussing fashion tips with Kenneth Cole at Manhatten’s CORE. Curious to see just where else these billionaires rub shoulders? Check out this list of billionaire clubs.

Joining Fee: $32,400 Annual Fees: $10,400

Andrew Carnegie, legendary philanthropist, and industrialist founded this club. Possibly inspired by the concept of Peterpan’s Neverland, this paradise for childhood is located at the stunning Scottish moors. The establishment offers endless fun such as horse riding, a golf course, falconry, clay pigeon shooting, and more.

Of course, if that’s what you consider fun, you can do all that and join the club by paying a mere US$34,400 plus fees of US$11,000 a year. Falcons included.