We are a progressive, modern and inclusive golf club but the traditions of golf remain important to us. A reasonable standard of dress is required at all times and our dress code has been put in place to reflect this.
Members and visitors alike are required to adhere and support the dress code policy, both on the course and in the clubhouse. The dress code for all playing members and visitors means standard appropriate golf attire.
On the Course
The guideline is that any recognised golfing apparel that can be purchased from a professional golf retail outlet is acceptable. Proper footwear that has been specifically designed for golf must be worn on the course. No denim jeans, football, rugby tops, vest tops, cargo shorts or large sporting logos on attire. Peaked caps must be worn with the peak facing forward.
Please note, failure to comply with any of the above may lead to removal from the course.
Clubhouse Conservatory, Lounge and Bar Areas
When using the clubhouse conservatory, bar and lounge areas, we would ask everyone to respect those around them and maintain a smart level of dress. Any smart casual clothing, including smart denim (ie not ripped, cut-off, frayed or distressed) is acceptable in the clubhouse although no vests, beach style shorts and football shirts please. We kindly ask that you please change out of any dirty or wet clothing before entering the clubhouse bar and lounge areas. Rain gear is not permitted in the clubhouse bar and lounge. Footwear must be always worn in all areas of the clubhouse and walking around in socks or bare feet is not permitted.
The conservatory is a spike bar and therefore golf shoes are allowed but under no circumstances should golf shoes be worn in any other parts of the clubhouse, except the rear downstairs entrance lobby and players’ locker rooms.
The interpretation of the Dress Code lies with the management of the golf club. Their decision of whether the person meets the required standard of dress will be final.
Club members and visitors who are seen not to follow the club’s policy will, in the first instance, be advised of the current dress code.