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Dress Code

The club operates a dress code that is common with most traditional Private Members' golf clubs. That is, smart casual in the clubhouse and on the golf course, jacket and tie for formal dinners.

The main items that are not allowed are jeans, training shoes and collarless t-shirts. Hats and outdoor jackets are not allowed in the lounge or the dining room. Gentlemen must wear ankle socks when wearing shorts. Mock-turkle neck shirts are allowed.

The dress code in full:

Members, Guests and Visitors are requested to observe the following standards of dress. The minimum standard is ‘smart casual’ which the great majority of Members, their Guests and Visitors understand and comply with out of choice. To avoid any misunderstandings the following guidance is given:-

Shirts: Shirts must have a collar and sleeves; tee-shirts, vests, shell suit tops are not acceptable. ‘Turtle neck’ shirts are allowed. Shirts must be tucked into trousers or shorts at all times.

Trousers: Only tailored trousers are acceptable. Denim jeans, shell suit bottoms, ‘cargo pants’ and tracksuit trousers are not acceptable; trousers must not be tucked inside socks. Over-trousers must not be worn in the Clubhouse.

Shorts: Shorts must be tailored, with side pockets and belt loops; ‘cargo’ shorts with large patch pockets, beach shorts or brightly coloured/ patterned shorts are not acceptable.

Socks: Knee-length stockings and sports socks, worn 4 inches above the ankle, are acceptable. Socks must be worn by Men at all times.

Hats: Hats must not be worn in the Clubhouse at any time, unless worn for religious or cultural reasons.

Coats: Outside coats and golf jackets must not be worn in the lounge or dining room at any time.

Footwear: Trainers, flip-flops or heavy boots are not acceptable. On the course proper golf shoes must be worn.

Members of staff have been instructed to request anyone who does not comply to leave the premises and course.

S M J BARNES 1st January 2009
Club Manager/ Secretary