Guest Information

Members wear clean, tailored, respectable clothing within the club house in keeping with the family nature of the club for the event you are attending. Denim and golf attire may be worn inside the clubhouse. The following list of clothing is unacceptable: Tee shirts, athletic wear, sport tanks, sheer fabric, cutoff shorts, and swimming attire. Men and women are expected to remove sports hats in the dining room but may wear them in the lounge with bill forward.

• Customary golf attire is required on the golf course, practice green and driving range.
• Men wear collared shirts with appropriate golf pants or shorts.
• Women may wear sleeveless tops with a collar, golf dresses, shorts, skirts and golf pants or golf appropriate leggings, i.e., not gym-wear.
• Footwear is required and may have soft spikes or be spikeless.
• The following list of clothing is unacceptable: Tee shirts (novelty or otherwise), undershirts, athletic sweatsuits/warm-ups, racer-back tops, cutoffs, running shorts, tennis attire, swimming attire, halter tops, fishnet tops, tank tops, bare midriffs, and no jeans of any color or style.

While using the racquet courts, proper attire is required in keeping with the family nature of the Club. Tennis/Pickleball players shall dress appropriately in tennis shirts, tennis shorts and/or pants. Women may also wear tennis shirts, tennis shorts, skirts, dresses, or leggings. Club appropriate attire must be worn in the clubhouse.

While using the pool, proper pool attire is required keeping within the family nature of the Club. Club appropriate attire must be worn in the Clubhouse.

A dress code cannot completely cover every situation or item of dress without becoming unwieldy and unusable; therefore, management has the final authority in determining the appropriateness of dress. The staff under Board authority may deny entry and service if a violation is so egregious it disrupts service. Violations first result in a discussion which may be elevated to a letter or additional options available to the Board. Management may alter the dress code to allow for specific groups or themed functions with a request to the Board.

To preserve the social and recreational aspects of the Club, the following are the Technology Guidelines:

• The use of cellular telephones and other electronic devices to send, receive or listen to calls or audible messages is permitted at the Club but is confined to the common areas of the hallways and corridors.
• When using these devices please don’t open up your conversations to others around you by using the speaker functions of your device or being loud enough to infringe upon others around you.
• When using these devices on the golf course don’t let them be a distraction to the game or others around you.