Leyland Golf Club Dress Rules
To maintain the standards within the Club, Members and visitors are expected to dress moderately and conventionally. The rules below may only be waived with the permission of Council Representatives.
The casual dress code policy in the clubhouse is as follows:
- Jeans must be ‘smart’ not torn, ripped or cut – even if they were purchased in this way.
- Tee shirts must not be ‘collarless with a large slogan’ although a smart plain collarless tee shirt is acceptable with or without a manufacturer’s name.
- No camouflage wear.
- No work wear.
- No tracksuits or training wear.
- Trainers must be clean and in good condition.
- No outdoor wear – walking boots etc.
The dress code policy on the course is as follows:
- The wearing of denim jeans, denim skirts, track suits, sweat shirts, vests and similar apparel on the course, and in the practice area is not permitted.
- The wearing of tennis shoes, trainers and plimsolls on the course, and in the practice area is not permitted.
- Golf Shoes of any type must not be worn in the clubhouse.
- Trousers must not be tucked into socks and shirts must be worn inside the belt line on the course.
- Tailored shorts (with knee length stockings or predominately white sports socks) may be worn on the course and in the clubhouse.
- Jackets and ties must be worn at all official club functions unless directed otherwise on the social notice board, when smart casual wear will be requested.
- Ladies must wear dress comparable to gentlemen and should refer to the ladies notice board for further details.
- Baseball caps shall be worn the correct way round and must not be worn in the clubhouse.
Persons not conforming to course or clubhouse dress codes will be asked to leave the area concerned.
Mobile Phones
Except in an Emergency, mobile phones must not be used in the Clubhouse nor on the Course. Their use is permitted on the Car Park.