Etiquette

Pace of play

Slow play is unacceptable and visitors are encouraged to play at a brisk pace. Visitors are asked to be aware of other players and to let all faster groups through without delay.

Mobile Phones

Mobile phones may only be used in the car park or in adverse weather in the clubhouse foyer.

Handicap Certificates

Visitors must present a handicap certificate or CDH lifetime ID to the professional shop whilst they are signing in prior to their round. The handicap limit for men is 20 and for women the limit is 30.

Dress Code & Standards

On the Course & practice area:

Golfers are expected to maintain a high standard of dress and are required to wear:

• Conventional golf attire, with spike, dimple or textured soled golf footwear.
• Socks must be worn.
• Shirts must be tucked in at all times. Golf branded shirts with a mock collar are acceptable
• Shorts must be tailored and worn with a sock that covers the ankle (preferably a long or calf length club or white sock)

Not permitted on the Course & Practice area:

• Gentlemen must not wear collarless shirts, vests, jeans, or combat trousers or cargo shorts.

CLUBHOUSE and TERRACE

• Smart casual wear and smart golf clothing may be worn in all lounges, bars and terrace.
• Golf shoes are permitted in the main bar only or on the terrace.

Dining Room

• Monday through Saturday: Lunch may be taken in smart casual dress
• Sunday luncheon and evening dinners: Gentlemen will require a jacket and tie. Roll neck sweaters and jeans or similar are not acceptable
• Ladies may wear tailored trousers

NOT PERMITTED in CLUBHOUSE or on TERRACE

• Denim jeans, tracksuits, collarless shirts, vests, combat trousers, cargo shorts, waterproof clothing or hoodies.
• Sports training shoes, flip flops, crocs, sliders.
• Hats are acceptable on the Terrace but not permitted in the Clubhouse.

The Committee has empowered members of staff to control policy and ensure that high standards are maintained as outlined above.

If further clarification is required, then please contact the Office prior to visiting the Club.

If you are the lead name of a golf booking then it is your responsibility to ensure your fellow golfers are aware of the above policy.