Worcester Golf & Country Club aims to operate a contemporary and forward-thinking dress policy which is appropriate for a modern day members’ club, thus enabling members, their families and guests to be able to play golf and enjoy their time in the clubhouse, to feel comfortable and welcome, whilst at the same time respecting the standards expected in a private members golf club.
The principles leading to this revised policy for members, guests and visitors are to:
Members of Worcester Golf & Country Club are therefore made aware that the following are required standards that must be adhered to both on the golf course and in the clubhouse:
Etiquette and Behaviour, as written in Section 1 of the Rules of Golf, the overriding principle is that consideration should be shown to others on the course at all times. It is considered that this principle also applies whilst anywhere on club property.
On the Golf Course (including practice areas) we do accept fashion changes very quickly and our policy is that any smart, recognised golf clothing and golf shoes with either soft or metal spikes or golf shoes with dimples should be worn. Tailored shorts (not cargo style) may be worn with any variety of white or matching sports socks.
In addition, members and their guests are expected to observe any, more formal, dress code requirements at particular Club functions and presentations, details of which will be publicised fully beforehand.
Golf trolleys and golf clubs are not allowed in the Clubhouse. Changing of golf shoes is permitted in the car park.
Mobile Phones
All Mobile Phones/PDAs must be on Silent at all times and, except in the case of genuine emergency, must not be used as a phone in the Clubhouse or on the Course.
Other uses - texting, emailing, Internet, diary, etc. - are permitted providing the equipment is on silent. Members, guests and visitors are requested to be considerate of others when operating their mobile phones/PDAs in these modes.
It should be noted that it is our club and thus it is every member’s responsibility to ensure that their dress and behaviour complies with policy and that any members should be able to raise issues of non-compliance with the person concerned in an appropriate manner. The Professional, the Bar Supervisor and their staff, the Secretary and Committee members have authority to ensure compliance to this policy.
