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Societies
Societies
Societies
We welcome societies and corporate groups from Monday to Friday and some Saturday and Sunday afternoons throughout the year.
No matter what size your group is, it is of paramount importance to us that we meet your expectations and we believe that a one size fits all package is rarely the solution for discerning visitors.
We can guarantee you a great day out. Our flexible packages are tailored to your individual requirements and we offer a wide choice of menu, excellent facilities and 18, 27 or 36 holes of golf on an exceptional course ensuring everyone has a memorable day.
Throughout your visit our clubhouse and pro shop staff are always on hand to assist you.
Dress code
Members and Visitors are asked to comply with the Club’s Dress Rules in order to maintain standards. Failure to do so will result in access to the course / clubhouse being refused.
On the Course
Players and visitors must wear smart, conventional golf attire at all times.
Acceptable
- Golf caps (peaks to front)
- Golf hats
- Appropriate wind/waterproof golf tops/trousers
- Golf shoes
Gents
- Polo shirts / turtle / polo neck tops – worn tucked in to trousers / shorts
- Appropriate full length golf trousers
- Tailored shorts (with long plain or short white sports/trainer socks)
Ladies
- Collared / turtle / polo neck tops
- Sleeveless collared tops
- Appropriate golf trousers / culottes /
- ¾ trousers / shorts / skirts
Not Acceptable
- Blue denim clothing
- Bandanas
- T shirts / Vest Tops
- Athletic / football style shorts / trousers / tops
- Rugby shirts
- Tracksuit tops / trousers
- Cargo style trousers / shorts
- Trainers
- Shoes not specifically designed for golf
- Clothes displaying large logos or lettering
- ¾ length shorts
- Beachwear
In the Clubhouse
The golf attire is permissible except when the “dress code of the day” takes precedence. Smart / smart casual dress may be worn at all times in all rooms. Gentlemen : shirts must have a collar or turtle / polo neck, and must be worn tucked in to trousers or shorts. Correct footwear must be worn, smart trainers, deck shoes and loafers are allowed. “Flip Flops”, other beach wear and leisure/track suits are not allowed. Three quarter trousers, T shirts or vest tops are not permitted. Tailored shorts may be worn. Smart denims (no holes. rips or fading) are allowed.
Not Acceptable in the Clubhouse
- Golf Shoes
- Beach sandals / flip flops
- Wet Wind / wet waterproof jackets / wet trousers
- Clothes displaying large logos or lettering
- Golf caps or headwear
- Athletic / football style shorts / trousers / tops
- Rugby shirts
- Tracksuit tops / trousers
- Cargo style trousers / shorts
- Beachwear
Mobile Phones
Calls must not be made or received on the Course or in the Clubhouse. Mobile phones must be kept in silent mode and used for text and internet applications only.
No Smoking Policy
Smoking is not permitted in the clubhouse (including E cigarettes)
Please use the ashtrays provided outside
Player Conduct and Spirit of the Game
All players are expected to play in the spirit of the game by:
- Acting with integrity – for example, by following the Rules, applying all penalties, and being honest in all aspects of play.
- Showing consideration to others – for example, by playing at a prompt pace, looking out for the safety of others, and not distracting the play of another player.
- Taking good care of the course – for example, by replacing divots, smoothing bunkers, repairing ball-marks, and not causing unnecessary damage to the course.
There is no penalty under the Rules for failing to act in this way, except that the Committee may disqualify a player for acting contrary to the spirit of the game if it finds that the player has committed serious misconduct.
Penalties other than disqualification may be imposed for player misconduct only if those penalties are adopted as part of a Code of Conduct.
Rules of Golf
The Rules of Golf are comprehensive and provide answers to the many issues that arise in a game that is played worldwide on many different types of courses by players of all abilities.
Etiquette
This section outlines our expectation of all players, applying equally to our Members and Visitors alike. It specifically sets out to ensure that everyone leaving the course has enjoyed their game.
Pace of play
Play at a good pace. It is a group’s responsibility to keep up with the group in front. If it loses a clear hole and it is delaying the group behind, it should invite the group behind to play through, irrespective of the number of players in that group. Where a group has not lost a clear hole, but it is apparent that the group behind can play faster, it should invite the faster moving group to play through. Always be ready to play as soon as it is your turn. When playing on or near the putting green, leave your bag or cart in such a position as will enable quick movement off the green and towards the next tee. When the play of a hole has been completed, immediately leave the putting green. If you believe a ball may be lost outside a water hazard or is out of bounds play a provisional ball. When searching for a ball should signal the group behind to play through as soon as it becomes apparent that the ball will not easily be found. Do not wait for five minutes before doing so.
Care for the course
Before leaving a bunker, carefully fill up and smooth over all holes and footprints. Leave the rake handle pointing back at the tee where possible, half in and half out of the bunker. Carefully repair all divot holes and any damage to the putting green made by the impact of a ball. On completion of the hole by all players in the group, damage to the putting green caused by golf shoes should be repaired. Do not take divots when taking practice swings or by hitting the head of a club into the ground, whether in anger or for any other reason. Avoid damaging the putting green when putting down bags or the flagstick. Please do not stand too close to the hole and take care during the handling of the flagstick and the removal of a ball from the hole. The head of a club should never be used to remove a ball from the hole.
Consideration for others
This section outlines our expectation of all players, applying equally to our Members and Visitors alike. It specifically sets out to ensure that everyone leaving the course has enjoyed their game.
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