Dress Code

In order to best enjoy your experience, we ask that you please observe the following rules, with the understanding no dress code can completely cover every situation. Members are responsible for following the dress code for themselves, their children, family members and communicating these rules to guests before they enter the Club grounds. Guest and members may choose to correct dress code violations by purchasing appropriate attire at the golf shop rather than leave the club. If there is a violation of the dress code or should a member complain of a violation, the staff will determine if there was a violation and then address it as advised by the General Manager. The dress code may be adjusted for special club sponsored events.

Clubhouse

The clubhouse dress code has become more casual in response to member desires for a less formal, more comfortable experience. The overriding concept is to allow a casual atmosphere but one where the dress code reflects good taste and common sense to the membership as a whole.

(1) Attire acceptable on the golf course is appropriate in all areas. Neat and well-kept denim jeans are allowed in the Clubhouse, Lounge and Fairway Room.

Men & Junior boys (age 6 and older):
- (1) Shirts must have collar or mock collar and sleeves.
- (2) Shorts and slacks must have belt loops and zipper, be approximately mid-thigh in length.
Women & Junior girls (age 6 and older)
- (1) Shirts must have collar OR sleeves OR both. Dress tank tops are allowed with a 2” strap.
- (2) Shorts, skirts or skorts must be approximately mid-thigh in length.
- (3) Skirt layer is required over leggings or yoga pants. Dress leggings are allowed with tunic tops.
- (4) Sundresses with spaghetti straps are allowed.

(2) Unacceptable Attire in the clubhouse

(a) Tee shirts or sports jerseys.
(b) Sweats or athletic work out wear.
(c) Halter, tops with spaghetti straps or tube tops. Sport tanks with 2” straps are allowed.
(d) Men’s and Women’s Sports headwear is allowed only in the lounge, 19th Hole, and on the Outdoor Patio.
(e) Court attire / Swimwear is not acceptable in the Clubhouse or patio, but may be worn in the Men’s and Women’s locker rooms and at the pool

Golf Course (including practice areas)

Attire intended for golfing activity and appropriate for the private golf club setting is required for all players.

1. Men & Junior boys (age 6 and older):
- a. Shirts must have collar and sleeves.
- b. Shorts and slacks must have belt loops and zipper, and be approximately mid-thigh in length.
2. Women & Junior girls (age 6 and older):
- a. Shirts must have collar OR sleeves OR both. Mock collars are acceptable.
- b. Shorts, skirts or skorts must be approximately mid-thigh in length.
- c. Skirt layer is required over leggings or yoga pants.
3. Unacceptable Attire:
- a. any color of denim jeans or shorts* (allowed from November 15 to end of February)
- b. Tee shirts or sports jerseys
- c. Sweats or athletic work out wear
- d. Halter, Sport tank tops, tops with spaghetti straps or tube tops.

Courts

Attire intended for tennis and pickleball activity and appropriate for the private golf club setting is required for all players.

1. Colored apparel is allowed.
2. Men are not allowed to wear sleeveless (i.e., muscle) shirts
3. Women are not allowed to wear halter, tank (unless they have 2” straps), tops with spaghetti straps or tube tops
4. Note that sports court attire is not acceptable on the golf course, on the Clubhouse patio or in the clubhouse, except in the Men’s or Women’s locker rooms

Swimming Pool

All persons within the swimming pool enclosure must be clothed in swimwear, except for adults supervising small children.

(1) Users must furnish their own towels.
(2) Towel or cover-up is required in the adjacent patio area.
(3) Swimwear is not permitted on the Golf Course, Courts or anywhere in the Clubhouse.
(4) For health purposes…children still in diapers MUST wear a “swim diaper” to access the pool. The Lifeguards will have them available.