Dress Code

At Knole Park Golf Club, we are proud of our position as one of the top 100 golf courses in the country.

We expect the standards of dress and behaviour of our members, guests and visitors to reflect the traditions and standing of the Club.

On the Course and Practice Areas

· Recognised golfing attire is always required. This includes clothing as worn on the main professional tours.

· Men’s shirts must be tucked into trousers or tailored shorts.

· Ladies may wear sleeveless shirts.

· Jeans, tracksuits, and shirts designed for other sports (e.g. rugby, football, hockey) are not permitted.

· Peaked caps should be worn with the peak facing forward.

· Recognised golf shoes, made and designed for the purpose, must be worn on the course.

In the Clubhouse and on the patio

· Hats and caps must be removed inside the Clubhouse. Religious, cultural or medical headwear is, of course, permitted.

· Smart casual dress, including denim, is acceptable in all areas. Ripped jeans are not permitted.

· Appropriate footwear is always required; flip flops or sliders are not permitted.

· Clothing and shoes must always be clean and dry. Golf Shoes are not permitted in the Clubhouse from October to the end of April.

· Waterproof suits are not to be worn in the lounge or dining areas

· The use of mobile phones in the clubhouse must not cause a nuisance to other users. Calls should be made or received outside or in the lobby of the clubhouse.

General

· Members are responsible for ensuring their guests are aware of and follow the dress code.

· All staff have the authority to decide on the appropriate level of dress.

· Anyone not dressed in line with the dress code may be refused access to the course or facilities.