Our Etiquette
General
The privileges of the Club shall be extended only to Club members and their guests. It is the responsibility of each Member to see that their guests comply with the club rules. Members must be on Club grounds when guests are using Club facilities. Members will be held responsible for the conduct of and all debts incurred by their guests.
Children under 16 years of age are permitted to use the clubhouse only under the direct, personal supervision of their parents or other responsible adults. Parents of minors will be responsible for their conduct and behavior. It is the policy of Club Management that children who misbehave will be asked to leave.
Smoking is prohibited in the Clubhouse.
Mobile phones are allowed throughout the clubhouse. Any personal calls should be taken in the hallways & common areas.
The Clubhouse dress code varies according to the specific dining area within the Club. All clothing worn by members and their guests must be neat, clean, untattered and otherwise in good taste. Members should advise their guest of the dress code for all occasions. Members and their guest will be seated in the appropriate dining area in keeping with their attire. If unacceptable attire is worn they will not be seated.
Dining
Cell phones are not permitted in the dining rooms at any time. If you must have your cell phone with you, we ask that you turn the ringer off and step out of the dining rooms before taking any calls.
During times of inclement weather we ask that you check your coat with coat check or hang it up on the coat rack provided behind the Front Desk.
Business casual preferred. Unacceptable attire includes: cut offs, short shorts, jogging shorts, halter tops, tank tops, men’s sleeveless or mesh shirts, spiked shoes, swimwear and tennis attire. No hats for men, however ladies may wear hats that are in keeping with their outfit; baseball caps are not permitted. Denim is permitted.
Golf
All persons using the golf course, practice tees, putting green, and other practice areas must wear clothing in keeping with Club and golf tradition. Sale of merchandise in the Golf Shop is not a guarantee that it is acceptable attire for the golf course.
Men must wear shirts with collars or acceptable mock turtlenecks. Sleeveless shirts, denim, short shorts, cut offs, or variations from traditional golf attire are prohibited.
Women may wear collarless shirts as long as they are conservatively tailored. Pants, shorts and shirts are permitted as long as they as traditional and meet all other guidelines. Tank tops, denim, cut offs, swimwear, sport jerseys or variations from traditional golf attire are prohibited.
Both men and women’s shorts should be a conservative tailoring. Junior golfers and guest must adhere to the same guidelines as all other members. Club Management and the professional staff are required to deny golf course privileges to any individual whose attire is not considered appropriate.
Golf Course Etiquette
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Play Ready Golf. Maintain an appropriate pace of play. Limit searches for lost balls to five minutes and invite faster groups to play through when appropriate.
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Dress the Part. Proper golf attire is required at all times. Collared shirts, tailored shorts or slacks, and soft-spike golf shoes are expected. Denim, gym attire, bare midriffs, and backward hats are not permitted. Shirts must remain tucked in while on the course.
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Respect the Course. Repair all ball marks, replace or fill divots, and rake bunkers after use to preserve course conditions for everyone.
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Keep Mobile Devices Silent. Please avoid phone conversations whenever possible and be mindful of fellow golfers.
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Respect Fellow Players. Remain still and quiet while others are preparing to play and avoid standing on another player’s putting line.
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Protect the Turf. Keep golf carts on designated paths near tees and greens and maintain at least a 10-foot distance from greens, bunkers, and other sensitive turf areas unless otherwise directed.
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Prioritize Safety. Always ensure the group ahead is out of range before playing and immediately call “Fore!” whenever there is a possibility of endangering others.
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Demonstrate Good Sportsmanship. Maintain respectful language and behavior at all times. Profanity, club throwing, abusive conduct, and disruptive behavior are not acceptable.
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Be Responsible for Guests. Register all guests before play, accompany them throughout their visit, and ensure they adhere to all club rules and etiquette standards.
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Leave the Course Better Than You Found It. Help repair any divots within sight, assist in replacing the flagstick when appropriate, return any misplaced equipment, and help preserve the course for those who follow.
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Keep the Club and Course Beautiful. Dispose of all trash properly. Cigarette butts, cigar remnants, sunflower seeds, beverage containers, and all other debris must be retained until a designated waste receptacle is available.
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Help Protect the Member Experience. Promptly report any course damage, unsafe conditions, inappropriate conduct, excessive divots, or disruptive behavior to the Golf Professional or General Manager so issues can be addressed quickly.
Club Events
The dress code will be announced on the activity notice for all Club parties, feature activities and special dining functions.
Guests must be accompanied by a Member in active standing.
Pool
Swimmers shall have suits that are designed as bathing suits. Cut offs and shorts are not acceptable swim attire. Knee length jams will be acceptable. Swimmers must wear tops and footwear when going to or from the Snack Shoppe and Pool area. Improperly dressed swimmers will be asked to change before swimming. Other attire is at the sole discretion of Club Management.
While using the swimming pool all members must sign in. Guests are limited to 2 per family member not to exceed 6.
Children under the age of 13 may NOT be left unattended at the pool at any time.
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