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Dress Code Policy for Clubhouse and Surrounding Grounds

GENERAL POLICY: A dress code is essential to assure each member a cordial atmosphere to entertain friends and family while showing other members a comparable level of respect. All members, their families, guests, and other persons shall, at all times, be properly and completely attired and groomed so as to maintain the dignity and decorum of the Club.
 
CLUBHOUSE ATTIRE: Members, their families, guests, and other persons shall adhere to:
  • Men’s Bermuda shorts may be worn in the bar area, patio and deck.
  • Minimum proper evening attire for men in the Dining Room shall include a dress shirt or collared shirt and slacks.
  • Bathing suits, bathrobes, bare feet, and other pool apparel is not permitted in the Clubhouse except in the locker rooms.
  • Spiked shoes are not permitted to be worn in the Clubhouse, except in the locker rooms, Men’s Card Room, and Grill and Bar area.
  • Hats and visors should be removed prior to entering the Clubhouse, except in the locker rooms and Pro Shop areas.
  • Halter and tank tops, tube tops, cutoffs, short shorts, gym or jogging shorts, sweatshirts and sweat pants, and t-shirts are not permitted in the Clubhouse, except in the locker rooms. Blue jeans of designer quality and only in good condition are permitted in the Clubhouse.
  • Robes, beach jackets, or tops must be worn to and from the pool area. A towel, in lieu of a robe, jacket, or top is not acceptable.

Exceptions: Planned functions organized by the Entertainment Committee for unique events, e.g., costume parties, etc.
 
Children over the age of 10 are expected to adhere to the dress code.
 
Enforcement: The General Manager is authorized to deny service to anyone improperly attired. Members will not be embarrassed in front of friends and family, however, they will be sent a letter from the Board advising the member of the dress code. Continued violation or disregard may result in a loss of Club privileges as mandated by the Board.

Golf Dress Code


The following dress requirements are to be adhered to on the golf course, practice range, and the practice green:
 
GOLF ATTIRE:  The primary purpose of a Dress Code policy is to ensure that all golfers present themselves in a neat and appropriate fashion.  Our policy applies to the golf course and practice facilities and is in effect all year round.  Dress guidelines are as follows:
Men: Sleeved golf shirts with collars or mock turtlenecks should be worn at all times with the shirt tucked in. Slacks, or golf shorts of appropriate length (no more than 2” above the top of the knee) are acceptable. T-shirts, tank tops, cargo shorts with non-flush pockets, walking shorts, denim, and swimwear are not acceptable.
Women: Golf skirts, skorts, slacks, crops or capris, shorts should be worn no more than 6” above knees. Sleeveless golf shirts need to have a collar or crew neck, and sleeved golf shirts are acceptable without a collar. Short shorts, or short skorts, denim, bathing suits, cover-ups, halter/tank/tube tops are not acceptable.

Headwear and Footwear: Soft spiked golf shoes or sneakers are to be worn. Dress shoes, sandals, slippers, and bare feet are not allowed. Hats, caps, and visors should be worn in their intended fashion, with the bills facing forward.

Protective wind and rain suits/gear in good taste are permitted when required by weather conditions. All tournament organizers are responsible for communicating the dress code to their participants. Members are responsible for communicating the dress code to their guests and children. The Golf Staff will monitor and enforce proper golf attire. Members or guests who fail to adhere to the above dress code will not be allowed on the golf course or practice facilities.