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Dress code
Golf-specific, not fancy. The short version: collared shirt or mock neck, shorts at least mid-thigh, soft-soled shoes. The full published code is below. When in doubt, ask at the Pro Shop.
At a glance · OK
Golf apparel, collared tops, shorts at least mid-thigh, soft-soled shoes.
At a glance · Not OK
Tank tops, sweatpants, basketball shorts, metal spikes, flip-flops.
Ladies
Acceptable
Tailored golf slacks
Or Capri pants
Golf dresses, plus fours, golf skirts or skorts
Bermuda-style shorts
Mid-thigh or longer
Mock, V-neck, or halter tops
Straps 4" wide from shoulder tip to base of neck
Button-up and sleeveless shirts
Untucked is fine
Not permitted
Singlets
Halter tops with straps under 4" wide
Spaghetti straps
Bare midriffs or low-cut tops
Tops may be worn untucked. Capri pants, plus fours, golf skirts and skorts all count.
Men
Acceptable
Golf slacks or tailored pants
Shorts
Mid-thigh to bottom of the knee
Collared shirts, turtlenecks, mock necks
Short or long sleeve
Caps and visors
Without offensive logos or slogans
Not permitted
Sweatpants
Basketball shorts
Beach or gym wear (tank tops of any kind)
Offensive or derogatory logos, slogans, or emblems
Footwear
Acceptable
Golf shoes with soft spikes
Running shoes
Sports sandals
Any soft-soled shoe
Not permitted
Metal-spiked golf shoes
Football or baseball cleats
High heels
Work or cowboy boots
Flip-flop sandals
Metal spikes damage the greens. The one rule we're consistently strict on at the first tee.
Why the rules
The code is short, clear, and focused on two things: keeping the course in good shape, and keeping the clubhouse comfortable for every visitor. Soft soles protect the greens. A collared shirt, shorts that hit the knee, and golf-appropriate fabric cover every other expectation.
We're not hard-line about it. If something slipped past while you were packing the car, ask at the Pro Shop, more often than not we can sort it out without sending you home.