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Dress Code

Dress Code

Members and Visitors are required to maintain a standard of dress considered to be in keeping in both style and neatness with the character and standing of the Bunbury Golf Club. Caddies should also comply with these requirements.

Bunbury Golf Club Dress Code is aimed at achieving a neat and tidy appearance appropriate to golf. Members and visitors should always appear neat and well dressed: dressing accordingly shows respect for yourself, your Club and the game of golf. Members, visitors or guests presenting at the course not dressed appropriately may be refused a start.

All clothing must be neat and tidy. No irregularly faded or torn clothing, including designer torn denim, is permitted. Apparel must not display offensive designs or slogans.

ON COURSE – WOMEN: MEMBERS, GUESTS & CADDIES

NOT PERMITTED:

NOTE: Denim of neat and tidy appearance, with no rips or tears, is permitted for social play outside of competition tee times, monitored by Club staff.

ON COURSE – MEN: MEMBERS, GUESTS & CADDIES

NOT PERMITTED:

NOTE: Denim of neat and tidy appearance, with no rips or tears, is permitted for social play outside of competition tee times, monitored by Club staff.

PRACTICE AREAS

The practice areas include the driving range and the practice putting, chipping and bunker areas.

NOT PERMITTED:

CLUBHOUSE

The clubhouse includes the main lounge, dining and bar area, match room, meeting room, alfresco and deck area.

The dress standard in the clubhouse for all members, their guests and visitors is to reflect current community standards where the minimum smart casual is the requirement. Clean, neat and tidy always.

NOT PERMITTED:

 

Updated as at 24/7/2019