Golf Course Dress Code

(revised January 2009)

Gentlemen

Shirts with collars and sleeves or golf designed mock collars, are acceptable. Slacks or golf shorts (no more than approximately 6” above the knee cap) are considered appropriate attire. The following types of clothing are not permitted: Tank tops, tee shirts, fishnet tops, cutoffs, sweat pants, blue jeans, dungarees, blue denims, bathing suits, tennis shorts or other athletic shorts. All attire must be neat, clean, without holes and in good repair.

Ladies

Dresses, skirts, slacks, golf shorts and ladies tops must be tasteful and accepted golf attire and must at least conform to WSCGA specifications. The following types of clothing are not permitted: Halter tops, bathing suits, sweat pants, blue jeans, dungarees, blue denims, tennis dresses, athletic shorts or cutoffs. All attire must be neat, clean, without holes and in good repair.

Shoes

Appropriate golf shoes and soft spikes are required on the golf course.

Other Dress Codes

Theme parties and other designated events are exceptions to these dress requirements. All events are subject to Board approval.

Proper golf attire is mandatory for the golf course. Improperly dressed Members and/or guests will be required to change. If an individual is in doubt concerning attire, he or she should check with the pro shop.

A Member and any guest must be in golf attire, as defined above, if they are on the golf course with golf clubs, even if the intent is to casually play only one or more holes at a time when there is no regular play. Members should be aware that the closing time of the pro shop does not mean that the course is also closed, as Members could be completing their regular play for the day. Members must advise guests, including children, of the dress code.

EXCEPTION: Wearing blue jeans and blue denim is permitted in the restaurant and pro shop. All attire must be neat, clean, without holes and in good repair.