Dress Code
Pyle and Kenfig Golf Club wishes to convey a modern approach to its dress code and hopes that members, visitors and guests will assist in maintaining standards expected, both on the Course and in the Clubhouse.
On the Course, Driving Range and Practice Areas
- Recognised golf shoes are required on the course and practice areas. Trainers or improper golf shoes are not permitted. Trainers can be worn in the covered bays of the driving range.
- Clothing available from recognised golf brands is welcome.
- Trousers/shorts must be tailored and worn with knee length, short or shoe liner socks. Jeans, jogging or combat style trousers or beach shorts are not permitted.
- Men’s golf shirts should be tucked in at the waist and trousers should not be tucked into socks. Uncollared t-shirts, vests, rugby/football shirts are not permitted.
In the Clubhouse
- Smart casual unless the Captain agrees to something different for a particular event.
- Waterproof clothing, or any wet clothing are not allowed in the Lounge, Dining Room or Spike Bar.
- Spikeless or soft spike golf shoes may be worn in the Lounge provided they are clean and dry.
- Denim that is torn or frayed, cargo or combat style trousers, football/rugby shirts and men’s vest tops are not considered smart. Collared/round neck t-shirts (plain and without slogans) are allowed.
- Trainers that are dirty or scruffy, crocs, slippers, flip flops, sliders or other similar overly casual footwear should not be worn in the Clubhouse.
- Hats and caps should not be worn in the Clubhouse.
- Mobile phones to be silent, unless in emergency use.
- Ladies are asked to follow the spirit of the Dress Code unless where, because of differences in male and female attire, it is inappropriate for them to observe the letter of it.
- Dormy guests and international visitors will be encouraged to adhere to the Pyle and Kenfig Dress Code.
- Members are responsible for ensuring their guests are aware of and observe the Dress Code.
Members concerned about the Dress Code of others should neither confront nor criticise them. Any concerns should be raised with the Club Secretary, Head Professional, Assistant Secretary, Bar Manager, and any member of the Board / Captains Committee. In most cases the individual would not be asked to leave but be advised that on their next visit they would be expected to adhere to the Dress Code.
