We tried this type program years ago but only for our camp house. We had a small fee for each night spent at the house. This was intended to cover the utilities and the idea was that those who used the house would be paying for the utilities. The cost to rent the house was included in the overall cost of the club and as such everyone contributed equally to that.
The rule was pay as you go (no credit) and a money can was furnished to drop your payment in.
Big mistake - not enough members who had the mental capacity to remember to drop their money in the can and too much complaining about "paying my dues and now have to pay to spend the night".
After one year of this we dropped the program and raise dues enough to cover the utilities.