Appropriate Golf Attire
- Traditional golf attire
- Outerwear or rain gear for inclement weather (not fleece lined)
- Proper golf shoes
- Modern golf attire such as athletic hoodies with a collared shirt underneath
- Golf Socks, ankle socks, mid-length or knee socks permitted when pulled up, and not slouched
Unacceptable Golf Attire
- Most racquets/fitness apparel does not meet the golf dress code
- Denim at any golf related facility
- Caps worn backwards
- Men’s golf shirts that are untucked
- Logos on clothing that isn’t golf related
- Open toed footwear and metal spikes
Appropriate Men’s Golf Attire
- Collared, mock neck, turtleneck or blade style golf shirts (no Henley style collars)
- Shirts must be tucked in
- Tailored pants or tailored Bermuda style shorts
Appropriate Women’s Golf Attire
- Golf pants, capri pants, shorts or skorts (note on length; there should be more material visible than leg or thigh, from waistline to the knee)
- Spandex, leggings, or yoga pants when covered with golf skort or shorts
- Sleeveless tops provided they have a collar
- Sleeved shirts may be collarless. (t-shirts are not acceptable as a sleeved shirt)
- Racerback shirts with a collar and are golf specific in design
- Tailored women’s golf shirts may be worn untucked