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Club Rules & Dress Code

Please review the guidelines for clubhouse attire, care of the golf course and appropriate course attire.

Clubhouse Dress Code

Men

Hats and Visors
Golf or tennis caps and visors are prohibited in all areas of the Club except the Men’s Grille and 19th Hole. Caps and visors must be worn with the bill facing forward. Members are encouraged to remove hats while dining as a courtesy to members hosting guests.
Shirts
T-shirts and tank tops are prohibited. Shirts should be tucked in unless designed to be worn untucked.
Pants
Jeans without ripped or torn denim and high-quality warm-up suits are permitted. Sweatpants are prohibited.
Shorts
Bermuda-length walking and tennis shorts are permitted. Cut-offs are prohibited.
Shoes
Golf shoes and beach or pool footwear, including rubber flip-flops, are prohibited on the main floor of the clubhouse except on the Veranda.
Swimwear
Swimwear is prohibited in the clubhouse. Bathing attire may be worn only on the lower level in the locker rooms and passages leading to them from the pool area.

Ladies

Hats and Visors
Golf or tennis caps and visors are permitted on all levels of the clubhouse and must be worn with the bill facing forward.
Tops
Collared and collarless sleeveless tops are permitted and are not required to be tucked in. T-shirts, tank tops, tube tops, crop tops and midriff styles are prohibited.
Pants and Skirts
Jeans without ripped or torn denim, Capri pants and high-quality warm-up suits are permitted. Tennis and golf skirts are also permitted.
Shorts
Bermuda-length walking and tennis shorts or skirts are permitted. Short shorts and cut-offs are prohibited.
Shoes
Golf shoes and beach or pool footwear, including rubber flip-flops and thongs, are prohibited on the main floor except on the Veranda. Casual and dress sandals are permitted.
Swimwear
Swimwear is prohibited in the clubhouse. Bathing attire may be worn only on the lower level in the locker rooms and passages leading to them from the pool area.

Children 18 & Under

Hats and Visors
The same rules for men and women apply. Caps and visors must be worn with the bill facing forward.
Shirts
Solid-color T-shirts without graphic designs are preferred. Athletic team wear worn before or after a team practice or game is permitted.
Pants
Jeans without ripped or torn denim and high-quality warm-up suits are permitted. Sweatpants are prohibited.
Shorts and Shoes
The same dress code as adults applies. Athletic team wear worn before or after a team practice or game is permitted.
Swimwear
Swimwear is prohibited in the clubhouse. Bathing attire may be worn only on the lower level in the locker rooms and passages leading to them from the pool area.
Care for the Greens and Golf Course

Greens & Divots

Ball marks on putting greens must be repaired immediately. Divots taken elsewhere on the course must be kicked in and filled with divot sand mix. Repairing marks and divots left by other golfers is encouraged and appreciated.

Bunkers

After playing from a bunker, carefully rake the area and place the rake outside the bunker, parallel to the direction of the fairway.

Wet Weather

Golfers should remove mud from their shoes before walking on greens. Dried mud can create significant maintenance issues.

Course Courtesy

Pick up tees to prevent damage to mowing equipment, avoid repeatedly walking the same paths and help maintain the course by properly disposing of litter.

Course Attire & Dress Code

General Course Attire

All players must wear attire appropriate for a family-oriented country club. Traditional golf shirts, slacks, skirts and shorts may be worn. Denim is prohibited. Golf shorts, skorts and skirts may not be shorter than the golfer’s outstretched fingertips when standing upright.

Men’s Golf Shirts

Men’s golf shirts must have a collar and be tucked in. Turtleneck and mock-neck collars must be at least one and one-half inches high.

Women’s Golf Shirts

Women may wear collarless golf-style shirts with sleeves or sleeveless golf shirts with a collar. Shirts must not rise above the waistline and expose bare skin during the golf swing.

Shoes, Caps & Guests

Golf shoes may not have metal spikes or open toes. Caps must be worn with the bill facing forward. Members are responsible for ensuring that family members and guests comply with the golf dress code.