Dress Code |
Woodland Hills Country Club maintains a traditional country club dress code. We ask that all guests coming to the Club for golf, dining, events or appointments be appropriately attired. Thank you. GentlemenShirts with sleeves and collars, or turtlenecks. Mock turtlenecks designed for golf wear with a "collar" of at least 1½" are permitted. All golf shirts shall be worn tucked. This includes "button-down" as well as polo. "Banded-bottom" style is excluded from tucking. Tailored slacks or knickers, Bermuda-style shorts no shorter than mid-thigh, approximately 18-inch outer seam. Hats will be worn bill-to-the-front. LadiesFashionable tops or blouses, with sleeves or sleeveless, turtlenecks and mock turtlenecks as described above, tailored slacks, skirts or knickers, Bermuda-style shorts no shorter than mid-thigh, approximately 18-inch outer seam. JuniorsJunior golfers must conform to the Dress Code for lady and gentleman golfers. Junior golfers are required to respect the traditions of the game by keeping their shirts neatly tucked and wearing their hats properly, with the bill in front. This Dress Code applies to the Clubhouse, Golf Course, Practice Area, and the grounds in general. Types of Apparel not allowed on the golf course
Spikeless or "Softspike" golf shoes shall be worn on the Golf Course. CLUBHOUSE DRESS REQUIREMENTS will conform to the Golfers' Dress Code, except that Bermuda-style shorts may not be worn by gentlemen or ladies in the Oak Dining Room after 6:00 p.m., and hats may not be worn by men in the Oak Dining Room, Sunset Room, Members' Bar or Terrace Room, where food and beverages are served. Jeans may be worn in the Member Bar and Member Grill only. CHILDREN AGE 10 AND UNDERThis age group may wear denim jeans or Bermuda shorts in the clubhouse, with the exception of the Oak Room. This allowance applies to the clubhouse only, not the golf course. THESE RULES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED. |