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DRESS CODE

 

General Dress Code

  • Members are responsible for ensuring that their family and guests adhere to our dress code in the clubhouse and on the golf course.

  • Policies apply to all adults, children and guests. Members are responsible for the attire of their children and their guests. Members should inform their guests of the dress code requirements prior to their arrival to the club.

  • The clubhouse manager, along with supervisory staff members and pro shop staff are authorized by the Board to notify members/and or their guests when their attire is not deemed consistent with our dress code policies and thus reserves the right to refuse playing privileges and/or clubhouse food and beverage service to any member or guest not dressed appropriately.

  • Country club casual is usually recommended (slacks, shirts, dresses). If additional information on the dress code for an event is necessary, a specific dress requirement for that event will be communicated in advance.

  • There will be certain social events that mandate a dress code that must be adhered to by all members and guests. Examples of these events are Mother’s Day, Easter, Christmas dinner, etc. 

Clubhouse Dress Code

  • Members and guests are required to observe good taste in both manners and dress.

  • Items of clothing such as tee shirts, short shorts (bottom of shorts may be no higher than 2 inches from the top of the knee), and tank tops are not permitted anywhere at the club.

  • Hats must be worn in the traditional style (brims to the front) and may only be worn in the bar area and pro shop area.

  • Dress jeans (dark coloring; no holes) may be worn in the bar area only.

  • When utilizing the dining room members and guests are expected, at a minimum, to dress “country club casual,” with collared shirts tucked in. Non-collared shirts are not permitted at any time in the clubhouse, other than for fitness center utilization.

  • Anyone attired inappropriately will be subject to denial of service in the bar area or the dining room.

The Course Dress Code

  • Members and guests are required to observe good taste and dress appropriately for the course.

  • Items of clothing such as cargo pants (baggy clothing with large pockets in the knee area), blue jeans, short-shorts, tank tops and non-collared shirts are considered inappropriate.

  • Clothing and shoes must be changed in the locker room, not in the parking lot. Spike-less or soft spiked shoes are mandatory. Metal spikes are not permitted.

  • Requirements for men: golf shirts (tucked in), golf pants and/or golf shorts are appropriate and required. Requirements for women: golf skirts, golf slacks and/or golf shorts are appropriate and required.

  • The clubhouse manager, along with supervisory staff members and the pro shop staff have been authorized by the board to notify members/and or their guests when their attire is not deemed consistent with our dress code policies.

  • Anyone attired inappropriately may be denied golfing and clubhouse privileges.