Dress Code

Dear Club Members and Visitors,

We would like to take a moment to remind everyone about our dress code policy. The Club is committed to promoting a positive image and fostering the growth and development of our Club. To this end, we believe it is essential to maintain high standards while also creating a friendly and relaxed atmosphere where all members, guests, and visitors can fully enjoy our course and clubhouse facilities.

Our dress code aims to strike a balance between upholding these high standards and ensuring everyone feels comfortable and welcome. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding in adhering to these guidelines, as they contribute to the overall experience and reputation of our Club.

Clubhouse

ACCEPTABLE

Appropriate golf attire or smart casual wear
Deck shoes, sandals (with or without socks) and trainers
Denim trousers/skirts and shirts

UNACCEPTABLE

Waterproofs
Hats (apart from religious observance)
Golf shoes of any description in the main dining area
Tracksuits or torn jeans
Beach or athletics/football shorts
Vests, athletic or sports shirts
Plastic or rubber flip flops

Golf Course

Smart, recognised golf attire
Smart, golf shorts must be accompanied by the wearing of white ankle/trainer/sport socks which are acceptable for both ladies and gentlemen
Trousers not to be tucked into socks except when wearing waterproofs
Men’s shirts should be worn inside trousers/shorts
Golf shoes must be worn by players at all times
Golf headgear must be worn correctly with the peak to the front
No denim, t-shirts or vests
No walking shoes or flip flops
No track/leisure suits, beach or combat shorts

Soft Spikes

Players must wear conventional golf shoes on the course at all times. We recommend a ‘soft spike’ shoe policy from 1 April – 31 October. Spectators may wear suitable flat shoes on the course including training shoes.

Mobile Phones/Tablets

All devices must be on silent. Mobile phones may be used on the course in emergency situations only.