Members’ and Visitors’ Dress Code

Members, visitors and guests are asked to follow the dress code adopted by the club.

The club wishes to preserve a ‘smart casual’ approach based on the clothing that is principally designed for golf.  However, dress sense is a highly subjective topic and the club would appreciate your support in maintaining the following standards of dress:

• Trousers - Denim jeans, tracksuits, military style attire and cargo shorts with large patch pockets are not considered appropriate either on the course or in the clubhouse.

• Shorts - Tailored shorts may be worn at any time on the course, but men are required to wear either long socks of any colour or ankle length predominately white socks. Shorts are not allowed in the club house after 6pm.

• Shirts - For men, shirts without collars are not deemed appropriate and all shirts should be tucked into trousers or shorts.

• Shoes - Trainers are not considered appropriate either on the course or in the clubhouse. Men may wear sandals with white socks in the clubhouse.

• Caps - Caps/headgear should not be worn the wrong way round (for example with the peak at the back) and should not be worn in the clubhouse.

• Restaurant - A jacket and tie is required after 6.00 pm in the Dining Room, unless otherwise stipulated – at all other times, smart casual attire is appropriate.

The implementation of the dress code is primarily the responsibility of the Management, staff,  committee, and members of The Lincoln Golf Club.  It is expected that the implementation of this code will be effected with courtesy and common sense, especially as regards guests and visitors. However, those who knowingly disregard the dress code may be asked by a member of staff or committee to leave or refrain from entering certain areas of the Clubhouse.