To help ensure a respectful and welcoming atmosphere for everyone, we kindly ask that all members and guests follow our dress code. If attire doesn’t meet the guidelines, we may need to request a change or ask that you return at another time.

Golf and Clubhouse Attire
Appropriate Attire Includes:

• For Men:
  • Shirts: Collared shirts or polos, tucked in. Tank tops and t-shirts are not allowed.
  • Bottoms: Shorts are permitted. Denim, cutoff, cargo, or jogging shorts/pants are not allowed.
  • Layering: Logoed or non-logoed golf hoodies are allowed. Sweatshirts displaying things like sports teams (professional or college) or oversized graphics are not permitted.
  • Footwear: Proper golf shoes are required on the course. Metal spikes are not permitted. In the main dining area, closed-toe shoes are required. Flip-flops and slides are not permitted for any age.
  • Hats: Must be worn as intended, with the bill facing forward.
• For Women:
  • Tops: Collared shirts, tucked in if designed to be. Mock neck or non-collared golf apparel is also acceptable. Non-golf-specific tank tops and t-shirts are not allowed.
  • Bottoms: Shorts and skorts are permitted. Denim, cutoff, cargo, or jogging shorts/skorts/pants are not allowed.
  • Dresses: Collared, mock neck, or non-collared golf dresses or one-piece outfits are allowed.
  • Layering: Logoed or non-logoed golf hoodies are allowed. Sweatshirts displaying things like sports teams (professional or college) or oversized graphics are not permitted. Leggings or yoga pants may be worn under proper attire, not on their own.

• Footwear: Proper golf shoes are required on the course. Metal spikes are not permitted. In the main dining area, casual or dress sandals are allowed. Flip flops or slides are not permitted for any age.
• Hats: Must be worn as intended with the bill facing forward.

• For Children: All ages must follow the same dress code as adults.

• Thank you for helping us uphold the club’s tradition of excellence and respect!

“Some of us worship in churches, some in synagogues, and some on the golf course.”

                                                                                                                                                -Adlai Stevenson