Guests
Mobile phone
The acoustic component of cellular or smart phones is forbidden on Club property except at the Pool Bar, in the parking lot, near the main entrance of the clubhouse and in the locker rooms (where they are used sparingly and with discretion and consideration for the privacy, comfort and relaxation of others). However, the messaging component of these devices like e-mails or texting is permitted anywhere on the property including the course as long as it does not affect speed of play.
Dress code on the course and at exercise areas
Bermudas shorts – approximately 8 cm above the knee.
Socquettes (ankle length) and knee length socks.
Any clothing sold in the Club’s Pro shop (and similar items pruchased in other golf stores).
Golf polos with a collar, golf shirts with a mock neck or a collar of minimum three (3) cm without a descending edge worn tucked into pants.
Hats or clothes (otherwise allowed) bearing a logo of a golf Club, of a golf equipment company or of a non-profit golf related organisation.
Appropriate golf shoes.
Jeans and other denim.
Jogging suits and sweat suits.
Cargo style clothing.
Hats or tops with advertising logos, including member’s own company.
Hats worn backwards.
Golf shoes with metal spikes.
Use of pull carts and
electric golf carts
- Golf carts are permitted on all fairways except for par 3s and unless otherwise indicated.
- Golf carts must be parked with all four tires on the paths around the mounds and greens.
- Golf carts must never go beyond the white posts placed approximately 30 yards from the greens. From there, leave the driveway and head straight to the trail.
- Golf carts are not designed to climb grassy hills. Please use the trails.
- Puppies, electric caddies, and electric carts must never be driven between the greens and the sand traps.
Speed of play
Each foursome must maintain the pace of play on the course. Speed is not determined by the distance ahead of the rear quartet, but rather by the distance behind the one in front. A golf match must not exceed 4 hours and 20 minutes. You must meet your tee time at each of the clocks along the course. Always be ready to play your shot. Adopt the “hit when ready” rule while keeping in mind the safety of your fellow players. Once on the green, line up your putt while the others play. Mark your scorecard at the next tee.
Divots, ball marks and sand
traps
Naturally, we expect all players to replace divots, repair ball marks on the greens and rake the sand traps after playing their shots.

