Dress Code

Guidance for both members and visitors

The general principle is that visitors and members shall conform to the best of golf standards on both the Course and in the Clubhouse and be of smart and tidy appearance.

These dress rules are for the guidance of members and visitors and are intended to be open, understandable and workable and to be consistent with standards of dress considered acceptable at modern-day Golf Clubs.

On the Course

All golf style shirts, including turtleneck

Ladies may wear sleeveless golf shirts

Tailored shorts  

Recognised golf shoes 

Sleeveless shirts for men, football or rugby shirts  

Shirts with large lettering or numbers

Track suits  

Blue denim jeans 

Football, rugby or beach shorts  

Football or rugby socks or no socks at all 

Anything other than recognised golf shoes

In the Clubhouse

Smart casual

Wet waterproofs

The rules are not intended to be fully prescriptive, and are in some cases open to interpretation, but Members are expected to take personal responsibility for observing standards of dress that reflect well on themselves and the Club.  

Visitors, visiting societies, visiting teams and those participating in open competitions are required to comply with these dress rules. Members must ensure that their individual guests are advised accordingly. 

Juniors are encouraged to dress in consideration to this Dress Code.  

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