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The following guidelines are to be regarded as the minimum standards acceptable and The General Manager may object at any time to dress he considers unsuitable and also maintains the flexibility to alter these rules for special occasions. The members are responsible for the dress of their visitors and of their visitors' children.

Male Members Acceptable Dress Standard
On the course, in the clubhouse and practice areas, shirts with attached collars are to be worn tucked in to tailored slacks or shorts. A collar can be the standard style, turtleneck style or the mock neck style. Shorts or cargo shorts may be worn but must not be below the knee. Socks must be visible and predominantly white with a recognized golf club or golf manufacturers logo. Boat shoes without socks may be worn in the Clubhouse Only.

Lady Members Acceptable Dress Standard
Skirts, tailored slacks and/or suitable tailored shorts. If shirts are not tucked in they should be designed to be worn out. No golfing headwear is to be worn in the bar, dining or foyer/reception area of the Clubhouse.

All Members Unacceptable Dress Standard
Studded clothing, tracksuits or track pants, brief shorts, beach shorts or slacks, elastic or draw-string waisted shorts or pants. Jeans or any clothing that is made of, or resembles denim. Midriff, tank or singlet tops. Any article of faded or dilapidated clothing. Wearing apparel must not display any significant form of commercial advertising.

• Golfing attire is acceptable in the clubhouse (during normal playing hours).
• Members are not permitted to wear metal spiked shoes at anytime in the clubhouse or on the course.
• While playing, shoes must be suitable for wear on the course, taking into account of both appearance and damage to the course, particularly the greens. It is preferred that soft spiked shoes be worn when playing. Thongs sandals, sandshoes or running shoes are prohibited in the clubhouse.
• The General Manager, or in his absence the Operations Manager or Director of Golf, has complete control over standards of dress and behaviour in the clubhouse and on the course.