Hayston Golf Club - Dress Code

Dress Code

In the interest of maintaining reasonable standards of dress Hayston Golf Club requires that all members and visitors comply with the following dress code policies and restrictions.
(Note: For Private Functions only, after 7pm, booked through the Secretary, there will be no dress restrictions.)

Golf Course Dress Code :

All shirts must be an approved golf shirt. 'New style' round/crew neck golf shirts are acceptable.
Collarless and/or sleeveless shirts or T-shirts are not considered acceptable.
All golf shirts must be worn inside waistband at all times. Ladies however may wear tops outside their trousers or skirts when they are designed to do so.
No jeans, denims or track-suit bottoms.
Recognised golf shoes must be worn.
Shorts must be tailored.
Short sports socks are permitted but they must be WHITE and a minimum of ankle length.
Peaked hats or caps must not be worn other than with the peak to the front, and must be removed before entering the clubhouse.

Clubhouse Dress Code :

Dress should be smart/casual throughout the clubhouse.
Examples of clothing styles which are not acceptable:-

Football related clothing, track/shell suits, cargo pants, wet, ripped or dirty clothing/waterproofs.

Summer: Tailored shorts can be worn in the clubhouse.
No studded footwear or golf shoes in the Clubhouse except locker rooms, access to locker rooms, ante-room and spike bar.
General meetings of the Club require jacket, collar and tie.

Spike Bar :

In general 'smart but casual' will be the rule in the Spike Bar.

Mobile Phone Policy :

Use of mobile phones on the golf course is discouraged. They may however be taken onto the course for use in genuine emergencies only and must remain on silent/vibrate. Golfers may be asked to leave the course if observed using a mobile phone outwith these conditions.
Mobile phones may be used 'discretely' within the confines of the clubhouse and car park.

It is the responsibility of all members to observe and enforce the above policies. (It is hoped that common sense prevails.) Persons not complying may be asked to leave the course or premises.