Guests

For the benefit and enjoyment of all members and guests, the Club has established a dress code. Unless a distinct dress code is presented for a specific club function, the following dress code will apply:

• Coats are not required in the main Clubhouse
• Appropriate casual tennis or golf attire is permitted throughout the facility and main Clubhouse
• Attire for private functions, special dining events, and in the dining room shall be appropriate to the occasion
• Bathing attire is not permitted anywhere in the main Clubhouse
• Gentlemen are expected to remove their hats and caps in the dining rooms and lounges
• Dress denim is permitted throughout all facilities and in the Clubhouse. Faded, torn, or tattered jeans, cut-offs, excessively baggy clothing, and "grunge" attire is not permitted

The Rules of Golf as approved by the United States Golf Association, including the section on etiquette, apply to our golf facility. In addition, all members and their guests are expected to conduct themselves in a gentlemanly or ladylike fashion and to dress and act accordingly.

• Appropriate golf wear must be worn on the golf course at all times, whether playing golf or not.
• Members are responsible for the attire of their children and their guests.
• Tennis skirts, tennis shorts, jogging shorts, short shorts, bathing suits, cut-offs, or any other shorts not classified as golf shorts are not permitted.
• All golf related retail wear is permitted in “good taste”.
• Shirts, blouses, or sweaters must be worn at all times.
• All men's shirts must have collars and sleeves.
• All men’s shirts must be tucked in at all times.
• Caps must be worn with the brim forward and are not allowed inside the Clubhouse dining areas.
• Tee shirts are not permitted for adults and children 16 and older.
• Blue jeans, sweat pants, or “workout” type attire are not permitted.
• All players must wear golf shoes or may wear sneakers.

This dress code is mandatory for all players. Improperly dressed golfers will be asked to change before playing. If a player is in doubt concerning his or her attire they should check with the Golf Professional or his staff prior to playing. Changing into your golf shoes and/or golf attire is allowed in the locker room facilities only.

All players must wear regulation tennis shoes when playing on any of the courts. No street, basketball, or any other type of non-tennis shoe will be allowed on the courts. Tennis players are expected to wear clothing specifically designed for tennis wear. Proper tennis etiquette is expected.