In terms of membership rights, which classification has the least privileges?

Class F members, or "Faculty members," typically have the least privileges compared to other classifications. This classification is designed for individuals involved in teaching or research at educational institutions and does not carry the same full membership rights as those in the active classifications. While Class A members and active members enjoy comprehensive rights, including voting and participation in club activities, Class F members primarily receive limited benefits associated with their educational roles.

Nonactive classifications refer to members who retain their membership status but are not currently participating in active golf-related activities; these members usually have more privileges than Class F members. Thus, Class F members indeed have the least privileges in terms of membership rights.