Dress Code
On the Course:
Conventional trousers, shirts with a collar or roll neck, with or without a sweater;
Tailored shorts with knee length socks or men's short predominantly white, sports socks
including pop socks may be worn with conventional golf shoes
Ladies may wear golfing atire which is acceptable in ladies golfing circles.
Clubhouse and on the Patio:
Strapped sandals only may be worn withouy socks, except in the dining room and at evening functions.
Dining Room
Smart casual dress (excluding shorts, outside coats and hats) at all times except:
Jacket and Tie is required after 19.00 when an official club function is being held, unless otherwise specified.
Spike Bar:
On Course dress rules at all times, including golf shoes, but not waterproof over-trousers or jackets
or outside coats or hats
Bar:
Smart Casual Dress at all times. No outside coats or hats.
The following are NOT considered acceptable at any time:
- Denim
- Jeans of any material of colour
- T-shirts
- Track suits
- Training shoes
- Brief shorts or shorts intended for other sports
- Shirts worn outside trousers
- Socks without shoes
- Flip flops
Mobile Phones:
The use of mobile phones is limited to the car park and changing rooms only and should
not be used in the Clubhouse, its surrounds or on the course
Security
Visitors can be extremely casual with valuable and attractive belongings, it is stressed that no one should
leave anything of value visible either in motor vehicles or unattended anywhere at the Club. When changing
or showering please ensure that you have sight of wallets and valuables at all times. Everyone should use
their car boot and/or keep sight of golf bags at all times.
The club accepts no liability for loss or damage to property
Golf Etiquette
We are justifiably proud of the standard and presentation of our course and would ask that all players assist
in keeping it this way. Please observer normal golfing courtesies by ensuring that bunkers are raked, pitch
marks repaired, divots replaced and play without delay.