Dress Code
- Acceptable
- Appropriate golf footwear
- Neat & presentable at all times
- Collared or turtle neck golf shirts
- Predominately white anklet or sports socks
- Shorts, Trousers or golf skirts with fitted or elasticised waist bands
- Women’s sleeveless, collarless golf shirts worn inside or outside waist band.
- Unacceptable
- Metal spiked shoes
- Tracksuit pants
- Torn, ripped or soiled clothing
- T-Shirt or singlet tops of any kind
- Clothing with offensive or inappropriate designs or stamps are not allowed
- Board shorts or beach apparel
- Football jumpers, shirts or shorts
- The sole interpretation of what is acceptable dress standard is at the discretion of the General Manager or their representative.
Golf etiquette
- Pace of Play
- Be ready to play when it's your turn: Minimize practice swings and be prepared to hit when it's your time.
- Keep up with the group in front: Don't fall behind, and if you are slower, let faster groups play through.
- Don't spend excessive time searching for lost balls: Follow the three-minute rule for searching.
- Respect of Other Players
- Avoid talking or moving while others are hitting: Be mindful of your actions and their potential to distract a player.
- Don't stand close to or directly behind a player who is about to hit: Maintain a safe and respectful distance.
- Repair your divots and ball marks: Take care of the course to ensure it's in good condition for the next group.
- Rake bunkers after use: Leave the bunker as you found it.
- Mark your ball on another player's putting line: Be mindful of where your ball is in relation to others' putting lines.
- Course Care
- Replace divots: Fill divots with sand from the provided container.
- Repair ball marks on the green: Use a pitch mark repair tool to fix any marks caused by your ball.
- Avoid walking on another player's putting line: Be aware of where you are stepping
- Don't damage the edges of the hole: Be careful when removing and replacing the flagstick.
- General Courtesy and Safety
- Call "Fore!" if your ball is heading towards other players: Warn others of a potentially dangerous situation.
- Be mindful of where you are on the course: Don't stand too close to other players or in their line of sight.
- Follow cart rules and guidelines: Drive responsibly and avoid damaging the course with your cart.
- Consider the environment: Dispose of litter properly and be mindful of the natural surroundings.
- Be a good sport: Shake hands before and after the round and wish your playing partners a good game.