Dress Code & Etiquette

On the Course

As we are all aware golf fashion changes quickly and our general policy is that any smart, appropriate, recognised golf attire is acceptable. Tailored shorts (NOT cargo style) may be worn with any variety of sports socks.

Golf Caps / Hats & Visors etc must be worn with the peaks facing forward.

Ladies Golf Shirts / Tops

All shirts must have collars or polo / roll necks, Shirts designed to be worn outside shorts, skirts, skorts or trousers are acceptable.

Not Permitted

Athletic, Basketball, Football, Rugby, Numbered style shirts or Tracksuits (inc. Hoodies), Cargo style shorts / trousers, Cycling shorts, Leggings & Workout gear.

Golf Shoes

All golfers must wear appropriate golf shoes (with sports socks) when on the course (which includes all practice and putting green areas).
Non golfers must wear appropriate flat footwear.

In the Clubhouse

Any smart casual clothing is acceptable, but we would ask that caps be removed when inside the clubhouse. Smart denim – wear is permitted within the clubhouse and its immediate vicinity but only if they are clean, and free of any fraying, holes, rips or tears.

Non playing guests / children may be excluded from these rules at the discretion of the Club Manager.

Dirty, muddy or wet clothing is not permitted in the Clubhouse.

Metal spiked shoes cannot be worn, except when signing in for a competition.

Shoes are to be worn at all times – sandals and trainers are acceptable. No Flip flops or Sliders allowed.

Please do not be offended if so asked to adhere to our dress code(s)

The club’s Management Team and Staff, Committee member(s) or Starter are empowered to bring to the attention of any member or visitor, the fact that their dress may not be in keeping / adherence with the requirements of the club rules.

On the Course

As we are all aware golf fashion changes quickly and our general policy is that any smart, appropriate, recognised golf attire is acceptable. Tailored shorts (NOT cargo style) may be worn with any variety of sports socks.

Golf Caps / Hats etc must be worn with the peaks facing forward.

Men’s Golf Shirts

All shirts must have collars or polo necks and sleeves, and must be tucked into trousers / shorts.

Not Permitted

Athletic, Basketball, Football, Rugby, Numbered style shirts or Tracksuits (inc. Hoodies), Cargo style shorts / trousers.

Golf Shoes

All golfers must wear appropriate golf shoes (with sports socks) when on the course (which includes all practice and putting green areas).
Non golfers must wear appropriate flat footwear.

In the Clubhouse

Any smart casual clothing is acceptable, but we would ask that caps / hats be removed when inside the clubhouse. Smart denim – wear is permitted within the clubhouse and its immediate vicinity but only if they are clean, and free of any fraying, holes, rips or tears.

Non playing guests / children may be excluded from these rules at the discretion of the Club Manager.

Dirty, muddy or wet clothing is not permitted in the Clubhouse. Metal spiked shoes cannot be worn, except when signing in for a competition. Shoes are to be worn at all times – sandals and trainers are acceptable. No Flip flops or Sliders allowed.

Strictly no vaping allowed in the Clubhouse.

Please do not be offended if so asked to adhere to our dress code(s)

The club’s Management Team and Staff, Committee member(s) or Starter are empowered to bring to the attention of any member or visitor, the fact that their dress may not be in keeping / adherence with the requirements of the club rules.

Mobile Phones

All Mobile Phones / PDA’s etc must be on silent at all times and not used as a phone on the course, except in the case of a genuine emergency.

In the Clubhouse texting, emailing, internet and diary etc are permitted providing that the equipment is on silent, Members, their guests and visitors of the club are asked to take calls in the corridors of the club or outside the Main Entrance or Terraced areas.

Members Guests and Visitors are requested to be considerate of others when operating their devices.

Members must ensure also that they follow the “Internet and WiFi Policy” of the club.