Guest Policies
Dress Code
In the Main Dining Room, gentlemen are required to wear jackets and ties at all times (unless designated as an informal event). Dresses or dress pants are considered appropriate attire for ladies. Children 14 years and older will adhere to the dress code for gentlemen; younger children are encouraged to do so.
In the Trophy Room and Grill Room, jackets are required for all evening dining (unless designated as an informal event).
“Casual” attire is permitted for dining on the Patio and in Ray’s Room. Casual attire includes golf clothes (i.e. Bermuda length shorts and a collared shirt for men) and tennis clothes.
Denim, cargo pants/shorts, short shorts, tee shirts, tank tops and sweatsuits are not permitted on Club property at any time. Just as on the golf course, shirts must be tucked in. Men and young gentlemen are required to remove hats while inside the Clubhouse and on the patio. Under no circumstances are hats to be worn backwards anywhere on Club grounds.
At the tennis and platform tennis facilities, athletic attire is in order.
A member will be totally responsible for the conduct and attire of his or her guest.
Cell Phone Policy
Use of cell phones and smart phones for voice conversations are permitted only in the privacy of your car and in the Clubhouse locker rooms.
Smartphones for texting, emails and access to websites are prohibited in all common areas of the Clubhouse (Grill Room, Trophy Room, Main Dining Room, hallways) and preferably concealed from view. Use of a smartphone as a camera is permitted with discretion. Kindles, iPads, etc. shall be considered to be smartphones for these purposes except when they are being used as e-book readers.
If a member or guest is required to make or accept an emergency call, email or text, the Dining Room Manager or a member of the staff can direct the member or guest to a private area of the Club, away from the activity areas where the call, email or text message can be completed.
Other Policies
The Board of Directors has adopted a smoke free policy for the Clubhouse and Patio.
The Club cannot be responsible for the loss of personal property.