Cell Phone & Portable Electronic Devices

Cell Phone Usage: Cell phones should not ring on Club property and must be placed on 'silent,' 'vibrate' mode or turned off. As a courtesy to others, all incoming and outgoing calls must be made in a discreet manner and can only be received or made in the following areas: the locker rooms, parking lots, and roadways on Club property. The Club prohibits cell phone conversation throughout the remainder of the property. All calls in approved designated areas should be brief in duration and conducted in a subdued voice. Where possible, use the Club courtesy phones to return phone calls.

Portable Electronic Devices: In the Clubhouse, no electronic devices may be used in 1894 Dining Room and Bistro Terrace Areas. Laptops are restricted to the Men’s Locker Room, Ladies Locker Room, Ladies Lounge, Men’s Grill and Private Event Spaces. All other electronic devices may be used in ‘silent mode’ in all other Clubhouse areas. Any electronic device may be used on ‘silent mode’ in the pool area.

Dress Code

The following applies to members, guests and children 10 years of age and older. Younger children are to be dressed in a manner appropriate to their ages and occasion. Members are responsible for informing their families and guests of the dress code and for ensuring that they comply with it.

Upper Level:

• Jackets are optional for gentlemen on the main floor and women should dress comparably.

• Shorts, jeans and other informal attire are not permitted in these areas during hours of operation.

Lower Level:This includes the Grill, Tap Room, and outside dining. 

• Casual attire is appropriate for the inside lower level.

• Men must wear a shirt with a collar, however, mock turtlenecks are permitted.  Clothes must be clean, dry, and appropriately fitted.

• Shirts must be tucked in unless designed to be worn otherwise.

• T-shirts, gym shorts, short shorts, cut-off shorts, halter tops, cargo pants, cargo shorts and midriff-baring apparel are not permitted.

• Denim jeans are permitted on the lower level, but cannot be patched, frayed or bleached.

• Women may wear accessory hats.

• Men must remove hats when entering the Clubhouse. Outside only: hats with forward facing bills are acceptable.

• Children 10 and under may wear t-shirts.

• Swimsuits and bare feet are prohibited throughout the Clubhouse and outside areas.

• Locker rooms may be used for changing into swimming attire provided that appropriate cover is worn between the locker and pool area.

• Swimsuits are allowed on the Grill Terrace but only if appropriately covered.  A towel does not constitute appropriate cover for swimwear nor does a coverup through which most of the swimsuit can be seen.

Parking

Parking signs are posted to help ensure safety and order. Members must notify Club management if a guest's vehicle is going to be left overnight. The use of Club parking areas for private parties off-premises is prohibited without prior approval by management. The Club is not responsible for loss of personal property or for damage to vehicles driven onto Club premises or by the valet company.

Smoking

Indoor smoking policy: Indoor smoking on Club property is only permitted in the Smoking Room. Food and beverage service is not required to be provided by staff in the designated smoking areas. Lit smoking products are not permitted to be carried into other indoor areas of the Clubhouse.

Outdoor smoking policy: Smoking is permitted on the lower veranda (outside the Men’s Grill and Tap Room), on the golf course and in the parking lots. Smoking is not permitted in any of the outdoor dining areas. Smoking is not permitted on the main floor outdoor terraces without prior consent of the General Manager in consultation with the House Chairman.

Lost and Found Items

Found clothing, jewelry, or personal items should be given to a member of the management staff. Any golf or tennis items found should be turned over to personnel in the Golf or Tennis Pro Shop. Lost and Found areas are located at the Front Desk of the Clubhouse, the Pool Desk, the Tennis Facility and in the golf club storage area. While the Club exercises diligence in protecting members’ and guests’ property, it cannot be responsible for any loss of such property. All property is left at the owner’s risk, whether checked in the coatroom, left in the Clubhouse or athletic facilities or left with employees.