Glenmoor Country Club

Help maintain the club standards by adhering to the club dress code.

DRESS CODE

Members, their families, and guests are expected to be in appropriate attire to the area of the club in use. “Appropriate Attire” shall mean clean, presentable clothing in good condition and not offensive to other members of the club. Management shall be the authority to ask anyone to leave the club if deemed dressed improperly.

The following specific guidelines will apply:

General Attire:

1.	Short shorts, cutoffs, bib overalls, men’s tank tops, T-shirts with vulgar messages and/or pictures on them, blue jeans that are not in good repair are not considered appropriate attire anywhere in the Club.
2.	Shoes, sandals, or other appropriate footwear shall be worn at all times on Club premises except in the immediate Pool Area.
3.	Swim suits will not be permitted in any part of the Clubhouse and are restricted to the immediate Pool Area. Swim suit cover-ups that are not see-through must be worn when going to and from the locker rooms for clothing change.
4.	Attire appropriate to golf, tennis, and swimming must be worn during participation in corresponding sports. Please see specific sections regarding dress code.
5.	Golf shoes with metal spikes are not permitted.
6.	Changing clothes, with the exception of shoes, in the parking lot is not permitted.

Golf Course:

All players are required to wear appropriate golf attire. Appropriate attire shall be defined as clean, presentable clothing in good condition and not offensive to other Members of the Club. The golf staff shall have the authority to enforce the golf dress code. The following specific guidelines will apply:

1. Spikeless or soft spiked shoes only shall be worn.

2. Men must wear golf shirts with collars and sleeves. (Mocks Approved)

3. No denim or jeans may be worn.

4. Warm-ups are permitted so long as appropriate golf shirts are worn underneath.

5. Women may wear shirts with collars and sleeves or without collars and sleeves so long as the golf shop considers the shirt appropriate for golf.

6. Shorts must be seventeen inches from the waist to the bottom of hem or no more than three inches above the knee.

7. No halter tops or tennis skirts may be worn.

Highland Room (Upstairs) Attire:

1.	The dress code is nice and informal. Nice golf shirts are allowed weekdays. Denim jeans are not permitted.
2.	For the Highland Room Patio, the dress code is the same as that for the Highland Room.
3.	Members will be responsible for ensuring the proper attire of their guests.

Grill Room (Downstairs) Attire:

1.	All members, their families, and guests shall wear appropriate attire as outlined in the “Golf Attire” section of the Club Manual while dining in the grill area. Blue jeans or denim in repair is appropriate. The wearing of T-shirts and shorts (other than approved for the golf course), sweat pants, spandex shorts, and hats (for males), is strictly prohibited in any dining area of the Club.
2.	All children at the age of twelve (12) years old or older shall be dressed appropriately for the Country Club setting. The wearing of T-shirts, sweat pants, hats (for males), and shorts (other than approved for the golf course) is prohibited in any dining area of the Club.
3.	Children under the age of twelve (12) years old are expected to be dressed appropriately for the Country Club setting.
4.	Members will be responsible for ensuring the proper attire of their guests.
5.	Management shall have the authority to ask any member or guest to leave if improperly dressed.

Patio Area Attire: Dress requirements for the outside patio area are the same as those of the indoor grill area with a few exceptions. Members using the patio area that are coming from the pool will be allowed to wear suitable cover-up clothing (not see-through), but this does not include using a towel as a wrap.

The management would like to thank all members and guests for their cooperation to adhere to these dress codes.