All Member's are responsible to inform their family Members and guests of our dress code policies. Members and/or guests who are not properly attired will be addressed by the appropriate Club staff professional.
The Clubhouse area for dress code purposes include the Main Clubhouse, River Room, Main Bar, Terrace, Overlook Room, Ballroom, Wine Room, Founder's Room, Men's and Ladies Locker Rooms.
- Country Club Casual is the standard dress code for the Clubhouse. Country Club Casual attire is defined as tucked-in collared shirts and slacks, and similarly appropriate attire for ladies.
- Men may wear camp shirts (ie. Tommy Bahama) untucked​
- Mock turlenecks may be worn at lunch only
- Men may wear shorts in the dining rooms during golf season
- Inappropriate attire includes short shorts, cargo pants and shorts, cut-offs, gym attire, and any clothing with offensive language.
- Denim is not permitted at any time in the upstairs Clubhouse.
- Hats and visors for men, ladies, and juniors are not permitted, except for ladies' fashion hats.
- Footwear is always required. Men are permitted to wear sandals until 5:00 pm during golf season. Flip flops are not permitted.
- Dining at the Clubhouse is casual attire or better (as defined above) throughout the Clubhouse unless a special event requires otherwise.
In the event of a party or specialized dining event where the theme is present, a separate dress code may be created for the evening. Details will vary, be sure to check with the front desk in these circumstances.
- A Semi-Formal Dress Code will require a jacket for men; collared shirts under the jacket or blazer must be tucked in.
- A Formal Dress Code will require a jacket and tie.
- A Black Tie Dress Code will require a full tuxedo or dinner jacket for men.