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Dress Code
The wearing of denim is prohibited at the
Club or on any portion of the Club
premises.
Golf - Driving Range, Putting Green & Course
Proper Golf attire is required at all times
Acceptable Attire Includes: Golf Shirt that is tucked in, Bermuda Length Shorts
or Slacks, Golf or Flat Soled Shoes. Prohibited Attire Includes:
Denim, T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Tube Tops, Athletic Shorts,
Sweatpants, Swimwear, Flip Flops or Sandals.
Pool
Golf shoes are not allowed in the pool area. Wet bathing suits are not permitted
outside the pool area and cover-up attire and footwear must be worn to and
from the swimming pool. Hairpins may not be worn in the water.
Tennis
All players must wear appropriate tennis attire in styles specifically designed for
tennis or a collared shirt with sleeves. Black Soled shoes, cut-offs, swimsuits,
bare feet, flip flops or sandals will not be permitted on the courts.
Pub & Grill Room
Casual attire in good taste is the appropriate attire in the dining room of the
clubhouse. Acceptable Attire Includes: Golf Shirts, Bermuda Length Shorts or
Slacks. Prohibited Attire Includes: Denim, T-Shirts, Tank Tops, Tube Tops,
Fitness Clothing, Athletic Shorts, Sweatpants or Swimwear.
Charter Room
Children under 14 are not permitted in the Charter Room. The Charter Room is
our Formal Dining area therefore; jackets are required for Men and proper
dress for Ladies.
General - House & Ground Rules Section 1.15 (e)
Attire and grooming shall not be such as to generally offend other Members,
Family Members or their guests. Members and Family Members are responsible
for seeing that their guests conform with and comply with the Club dress code.
The wearing of denim is prohibited at the Club or on any portion of the
Club premises. Management reserves the right to refuse privileges to anyone
it determines to be in violation of the applicable dress code for the applicable
portion of the Club premises and to require anyone who is not conforming to the
dress code, as determined solely by Management, to leave the applicable
portion of the Club premises. |
