Dress Code for Members & Visitors

The Club Secretary, Golf Professional and Bar Manager have the authority to enforce the dress code. Those who do not comply may be refused access.

Members who flout the dress cose will be reported to the management committee.

Players must wear an acceptable standard of golfwear whilst playing the course.

Members are reminded that they are responsible for their guests’ conduct and dress code on the course and in the clubhouse.

The following are not permitted on the golf course:

Denim
Any trousers or shorts which bear camouflage colouring
Any type of tracksuits, leisure suits or leggings
For reasons of safety – spikeless footwear of any kind is not recognised as golf footwear
Collarless or sleeveless shirts
Non tailored shirts
Football socks

Please note that:

Shirts must be tucked into trousers at all times
Trousers must not be tucked into socks
Shorts must be accompanied by predominantly white socks
Roll necks, turtle necks and polo neck shirts are allowed
Ladies sleeveless blouses that are specifically designed as ladies golfwear are allowed. Such blouses must be collared
Ladies trainer socks which are specifically designed as ladies golfwear are allowed
Hats must be worn in a conventional manner

In the clubhouse

Smart casual dress is required in the clubhouse at all times. Tailored straight edged shirts can be worn outside trousers.

The following are not permitted in the clubhouse:

Spiked footwear of any kind
Training shoes
Waterproof or windproof clothing, although jumpers with windproof linings are allowed
Headwear of any description

All restrictions that apply to the golf course, unless specifically excepted above, apply to the clubhouse.

The dress code may be amended at the Management Committee’s discretion.