Golf shoes with either metal or soft spikes MUST be worn on the course and practice areas.

Shirts must have a collar, mock turtle neck or roll neck, and MUST be tucked in at the waist. Shirts designed to be worn outside of trousers are permitted.

Shorts may be worn providing that they are properly tailored shorts (NOT of a type accepted on the beach), and they are no more than a couple of inches above the knee. Short socks may be worn provided that they are WHITE in colour.

NO training shoes or any similar shoes that do not have spikes, either metal or softspike. Jeans of any colour or trousers with an appearance of jeans e.g. with patch/side pockets and/or metal studs are NOT permitted. Denim or leather clothing or replica shirts i.e. football or rugby club are also NOT permitted.

Members and Visitors must set mobiles to silent and no voice calls are to be received or made. The only exception is in the case of emergency for illness or injury.

All the above applies to players of all ages and caddies alike.

Shorts may be worn in the Clubhouse until 7pm, though they may be worn on the outside balcony after this time. Golf shoes, even with soft spikes shall NOT be worn. Caps or hats shall NOT be worn. Socks MUST be worn with shoes or sandals. Once again shirts MUST be tucked into waistbands.

The same rules regarding shirts and trousers apply to the clubhouse as they would on the course including denim and leather clothing.

Smart casual dress is required in the dining room at all times.

Members, Visitors and Guests must set mobiles to silent and no voice calls can be made or received in the following areas of the club house, the lounge, upstairs lounge, snooker room and dining room.

These changes reflect the modern day use of mobile phones for more than just calls, i.e. texting, internet access, GPS etc.