Dress Code

The golf course, Clubhouse and driving range are subject to the dress regulations below and it is expected that members and guests will utilise facilities with a well groomed appearance.

• Tailored shorts may be worn by men or ladies.
• Men's shorts must be above the knee.
• Men with shorts must wear either long socks or calf length socks in plain white or National monogrammed. Anklet socks are also acceptable.
• Slacks must not be worn tucked into socks (unless plus 2's or plus 4's).
• Men's shirts must be worn tucked in.
• Golf shoes with soft spikes must be worn on the course and practice areas.

• Football or sporting type shorts.
• Tops displaying large motifs or advertising.
• Shirts without collars (an exception applies to women's attire and shirts that are specifically designed for golf).
• Denim of any description (Children under 12 are exempt from this policy.)
• Three quarter length pants (an exception applies to women's attire).
• Track suit pants/tops or any type of gymnasium attire.
• Running shoes, thongs, sandals, or bare feet.
• Draw string pants or shorts.
• Cargo shorts and pants, or pants with external side pockets on the trouser legs.
• Socks with sports motifs or stripes.
• Caps should not be turned backwards or worn in the clubhouse.
• Metal spikes are not permitted.

The National Golf Club Committee has instructed all staff to strictly enforce the above dress regulations and their judgement as to the suitability of attire shall be considered final.

Smoking is not permitted in the Clubhouse or on the golf courses.

The use of mobile phones is only permitted outside the Clubhouse on theOld course side, or in the car park and locker rooms. Mobile phones may be carried (but should be switched off ) on the course for use in medical emergencies ONLY.