Denim jeans are permitted but must not be torn or frayed whether deliberate or not. Tailored and cargo type shorts may be worn, shirts do not have to be tucked in, sandals, flip flops and shoes may be worn without socks. No golf shoes with either soft or hard spikes are permitted in the clubhouse however, summer, dimpled golf shoes, if clean, are allowed. All hats must be removed. Football type shirts and similar are not allowed, nor are sleeveless shirts/vests. All clothing worn in the clubhouse must be clean and tidy and not display political, religious, or offensive messaging. The house manager is authorised to enforce the dress code, and he will be fully supported by the committee.
Smart casual or golf wear at all times. Denim jeans are also permitted but must not be torn or frayed whether deliberate or not. No golf shoes with either soft or hard spikes are permitted in the clubhouse however, summer, dimpled golf shoes, if clean, are allowed. All hats must be removed. The house manager is authorised to enforce the dress code, and he will be fully supported by the committees.
Golf shoes/boots must be worn by players and trainers for caddies or non-players. Shorts should be tailored not football type or Bermuda type. Any designated golf top including ‘hoodies’, turtle neck/collarless golf shirts may be worn. Shirts must have sleeves but need not be tucked in. Socks must be worn. Golf caps must not be worn back to front. Denim Jeans may not be worn on the course. The pro-shop staff and the course marshal are authorised to enforce the dress code, and he/she will be fully supported by the committees.
Sleeveless shirts must have a collar and shorts must be appropriate and golf specific. Denim jeans may not be worn on the course. Golf shoes/boots with socks must be worn. Golf caps must not be worn back to front. The pro-shop staff and the course marshal is authorised to enforce the dress code, and he/she will be fully supported by the committees.
For golf events, the Captain of the day (or organiser) can stipulate the dress code if deemed necessary. The normal attire for golf events should be smart casual for both men and ladies. For any non-golfing event, it is the responsibility of the organiser to communicate the dress code which will normally be smart casual for men and ladies.
