The Augusta National Golf Club, which began in December 1932 and did not have a black member until 1990, is thought to have around 300 members. Women were once permitted to play the golf course as guests, including on the Sunday before Masters Week began. Today, they can become members too. Aguilar has been able to integrate his staff into the regular club experience. He said some employees will be given membership cards so they can go out to dinner with Aguilar or other members. Others will be given keys to the parking lot or garage to let them enter through any door. "It's a very exclusive club," he said. "You know, it's not like you would think of it as an all-inclusive resort kind of thing." In addition to playing golf, members participate in various social activities throughout the year. The club hosts several events each season for members and their families, including a new products show held during the spring season that features items made by local businesses. Augusta National is one of the most famous clubs in the world. The largest single donor to create the African American Museum and Hall of Fame was an Augusta National member who gave 10,000 dollars; the museum opened in 2004.