Memberâs membership privileges upon the payment of preferred fees when applicable, such as greens fees. Rules and Regulati ons. are enti tled to the same use privileges as the Member (some restricti ons apply). Dining Members have access to the dining and any non- golf related social functi on of the club.
The A1C test result reflects your average blood sugar level for the past two to three months. Specifically, the A1C test measures what percentage of your hemoglobin â a protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen â is coated with sugar (glycated).
There are 2 blood tests that can help you manage your diabetes. One of these tests is called an A1C test, which reflects your blood sugar (or blood glucose) control over the past 2-3 months.Testing your A1C level every 3 months is the best way for you and your doctor to understand how well your blood sugar levels are controlled.Your A1C goal will be determined by your doctor, but it is generally less than 7%. The other test is called SMBG, or self-monitoring of blood glucose.he results you get from an SMBG test can help you make appropriate adjustments to your medicine, diet and/or level of physical activity. Every person who has diabetes should have a blood glucose monitor (also called a home blood sugar meter, a glucometer, or a glucose meter) and know how to use it.