Rules
All visitors must understand and comply with 'The Rules of Golf' and the Club rules. They must also be familiar with course etiquette.
Party organisers are responsible for the standard of play of all members of the party together with their behaviour, both on the course and in the clubhouse.
All divots should be replaced, pitchmarks correctly repaired and bunkers raked. Please leave the course as you would expect to find it.
Dress Rules
All members and visitors must wear smart and clean clothing in the clubhouse and on the course at all times.
On the course and in the clubhouse:
1. The wearing of the following is not permitted:
- Training or sports footwear (except Juniors aged 12 or under whilst on the course).
- Flip flops.
- Track, shell or jump suits.
- Blue denim garments.
- Sports shirts with advertising logos.
- Sports, beach or cargo/combat style or 3/4 length shorts.
2. Collarless or sleeveless t-shirts and vest tops are not permitted. However, turtle neck golf shirts are acceptable.
3. Trouser bottoms may not be tucked into socks.
4. Plus two, Plus four style of trousers, with long socks are acceptable.
5. The wearing of tailored shorts is permitted with full length or short sports socks, which should be white or colour co-ordinated. Ladies may wear 'sockettes'.
6. Gentlemens shirts must be tucked inside the trouser band.
7. On the course where caps are worn, the peak must be to the front.
In the Clubhouse:
8. Caps and hats must be removed.
9. The Committee may stipulate occasions when gentlemen must wear jackets, collar and ties.
10. Wet and or soiled clothing may not be worn in the lounge, dining room or bar areas.
11. Smart casual wear is permitted throughout the year in all areas of the clubhouse unless otherwise stated by the Committee.
12. Sandals may be worn with socks.
13. Mobile telephones are to be switched off or on silent mode at all times but may be used in an emergency only.
The Professional and Bar staff are authorised to enforce these rules.
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