Dress Code and Etiquette

On The Course

General

• Golf shoes must be worn and caps the correct way around
• Shorts must be tailored and worn with knee, ankle or liner sports socks.
• Three quarter length tailored trousers are permitted for ladies                     

Not Permitted

• Stretched, ripped or torn jeans
• Sleeveless or collarless shirts (except recognised turtle neck golf shirts)
• Track Suits
• Trousers tucked into socks
• Shirts outside trousers or shorts
• Shirts bearing slogans (other than Club, Society or Manufacturer logos)

In The Clubhouse

Includes: Main Lounge, TV Lounge, Presidents Lounge and Raffles Room.

General

• Smart casual dress may be worn at all times
• Jacket and tie required for formal occasions and post Club Match meals.

Not Permitted

• Stretched, ripped or torn jeans
• Sleeveless or collarless shirts (except recognised turtle neck golf shirts)
• Outdoor body warmers, anoraks, coats and bomber jackets.
• Golf Shoes
• Track Suits
• Trousers tucked into socks
• Shirts outside trousers or shorts
• Shirts bearing slogans (other than Club, Society or Manufacturer logos)

Note: Clean and smart denim jeans, which are not stretched, ripped or torn, are permitted in the Club House but are not permitted on the Course.

Golfing Etiquette

This is all pretty standard for golfers but if you are in any doubt we would ask that you take a few minutes to check the following useful sites for advice, or via our Guidelines document.    As we are a Members Club and the course is on Common Land within the Dartmoor National park we ask that you pay particular attention to the following:

• We play on Common Land which is open to the public. We strive to live in harmony with The Commoners, the farmers who own the animals that graze on the course, walkers and those exercising their dogs. We ask for your understanding and assistance with this.
• The use of Electric Trolley, private golf buggies and pull trolleys may occassional be banned from the course. There will be a notice on the White Course Bookings board at the rear of the Club. The PGA Pro will also be able to advise.
• We ask that players avoid playing slowly and keep up with the playing group ahead. If they lose ground to the players ahead and cause the following group to wait, then they must invite the follwing group to play through.
• 2 Balls and those in competitions have priority over 3 and 4 balls; 3 balls have priority over 4 balls. Single players are of course most welcome but they have no standing and should invite through all groups.
• Trolley routes and pitch marks. We ask that you obey any signage directing you around the course, and ask you to repair pitch marks.
• Further tips on course etiquette can be found at this R&A link.