Attire

Club Attire

It is expected that members will choose to dress in a fashion befitting the surroundings and atmosphere provided in the setting of the Club. Members should also advise their guests of dress requirements. In general, golf attire and or casual attire (casual attire meaning for men--collared shirt and slacks and forwomen–blouse, knit top, or sweater and skirts or slacks) and shoes should be worn at all times while in the Clubhouse or anywhere on the Club property except the pool and exercise room. "Cut-offs" are not permissible anywhere on Club property, and tee-shirts or "tank-tops" are only permissible at the pool or exercise room. Where tee-shirts and tank tops are permitted, they should not be printed with messages that might be offensive to other members.It is not permissible to wear swim, workout or exercise clothing while dining at the Club.If, in the judgment of the Club, a member or guest is inappropriately attired, such member or guest will be asked to change attire or leave the Club.

Golf Course Attire

Proper attire is required for all players and applies to both the golf course and practice area.Golfers must wear a shirt with a collar or mock collar and hemmed shorts or slacks.Women also have the option of skirts.If shorts or skirts are worn for use of the Club's golf facilities, they must be at least mid-thigh length for both men and ladies.Ladies may wear sleeveless shirts with a collar or mock collar but may not wear sun tops.  Denim jeans are allowed, but not preferred.  Members should ensure their guests are aware of and adhere to such policies.

The Club reserves the right to designate particular dress requirements for certain events conducted at or by the Club that may, at its sole discretion of the Club, be more or less stringent than those listed above.  The Club additionally reserves the right to post examples of certain acceptable and unacceptable attire for different areas of the Club.