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On course dress code for men
In response to comments from members the Dress Code has been
reviewed. This policy attempts to find a balance between retaining
suitable standards of dress and recognising changes in fashion and the
need to attract and retain members. It takes account of the norms in
other golf clubs and guidance from the E.G.U.
Acceptable
Shirts
- Must have a collar and sleeves or a
proper turtle neck collar specifically
designed for golf
- Must be tucked into trousers/ shorts
Sweaters
- Sweaters worn over shirts or polo
neck sweaters
Trousers/Shorts
- Long trousers, plus fours or tailored
knee length shorts
- Long trousers, plus fours or tailored
knee length shorts
General
- Mobile phones (in silent mode) may be
used on the golf course only if there
is a declared medical need.
Not acceptable
Shirts
- Football / Rugby shirts
- Collarless T - shirts
- Shirts not tucked into trousers/shorts
Sweaters
- Sweaters worn without a shirt
underneath
Trousers/Shorts
- Denim jeans, fatigue and combat-style
shorts and trousers, track/ shell suits,
jogging trousers, beach shorts
- Trousers tucked into socks
- Footlet type socks
- Caps worn back to front
General
- Changing clothes and/or shoes in the car
park
On course dress code for women
In response to comments from members the Dress Code has been
reviewed. This policy attempts to find a balance between retaining
suitable standards of dress and recognising changes in fashion and the
need to attract and retain members. It takes account of the norms in
other golf clubs and guidance from the E.G.U.
Acceptable
Shirts
- Shirts must have a collar/proper turtle
neck collar specifically designed for
golf.
- Shirts must be tucked into
trousers/shorts/skirts, except for:
- blousons with a welt designed to be
worn outside or
- shirts with slits at the side which are
not so long that they reach the hips
Sweaters
- Polo neck sweaters, sweaters worn over
shirts
Trousers
- Long / cut off trousers, plus fours,
tailored shorts or skirts all
specifically designed for golf
General
- Mobile phones (in silent mode) may be
used on the golf course only if there
is a declared medical need.
Not acceptable
Shirts
- T-shirts without a collar and sleeves
Sweaters
- Sweaters worn without a shirt
underneath
Trousers/Shorts
- Denim material clothes; fatigue or
combat-style shorts and trousers;
track/ shell suits; jogging trousers;
leggings; beach shorts.
- Trousers should not be tucked into
socks
General
- Changing clothes and/or shoes in the car
park
Club House dress code
On all occasions, a minimum of smart casual dress is required in the
clubhouse. For certain specific events gentlemen are required to wear
jacket and tie.
In defining smart casual dress this policy attempts to find a balance
between retaining suitable standards of dress and recognising changes in
fashion and the need to attract and retain members. It is impossible and
undesirable to make a comprehensive list of what constitutes smart
casual wear and much is left to the common sense of members. However
examples of what is allowed are:
- Tailored shirts specifically designed to be worn outside trousers.
- Tailored knee length shorts
- Smart, well- fitting jeans
- Smart trainer type shoes
Examples of what will not be allowed are:
- Vests
- Shirts with logos, advertisements, numbers etc. excepting the makers
discreet motif.
- Golf shoes, other than in the Sports Bar (formally known as the Spike
Bar), running / jogging style trainers and on the first floor of the
Clubhouse, hats and waterproofs.
Members are encouraged to remind other members (courteously) of this
policy if it is felt they are not complying with it. Those not complying
with the policy will on the first occasion be asked to move to the Sports
Bar. Continued non-compliance with the Dress Code will be brought to the
attention of the Management Committee.
Members are responsible for their guests and are asked to bring the
Dress Code to their attention.
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