Royal Fremantle Golf Club

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Dress Code

MEMBERS AND GUESTS

Dress Regulations

Members and Guests must maintain a high standard of dress at all times. Attire should be commensurate with that expected of a prestigious private golf club. The General Manager maintains the flexibility to alter these rules for special occasions.
Members inviting Guests to the Club are responsible to ensure that Guests are informed of and adhere to these regulations. Other Guests and those participating in Corporate events will be advised of the dress requirements by the General Manager or his staff and are expected to comply.
Anyone not properly attired will be asked to change or will not be permitted to remain on the course or in the Clubhouse.

DRESS - MEN

Course and Practice Area

Players are expected to be suitably dressed for golf in a collared or turtleneck shirt, tucked inside tailored slacks or shorts that are worn with a belt. Tailored shorts, worn not below the knee, may have external pockets and must be worn with long walk socks or short white socks above ankle height (plain white, predominantly white with a recognised golf club or manufacturer's logo). All players must wear non-metal spike golf shoes. Hats, caps or visors may be worn: cap peak to the front.

Clubhouse

Golf attire is permitted in the Clubhouse before and after participating in golf other than in the Dining Room, or in the Lounge after 4.00pm on Saturdays. However, golf shoes are permitted only in designated areas and they are not permitted in any area of the lounge/bar following afternoon Club conducted competitions when dress shoes must be worn. Smart casual attire, which is to consist of a tailored shirt, either long sleeved worn buttoned at the wrist or with the cuffs neatly folded so the sleeve is no shorter than midway between the elbow and the wrist, or short sleeve, tucked in at the waist and worn with belted tailored long trousers, is acceptable at all times. A tailored jacket (not bomber style) may be worn with casual attire as an option and knitwear may be worn under the jacket, if required.

Unacceptable Dress

  • Shirts not designed for golf such as a t-shirt or any shirt not tucked in.
  • When wearing shorts; black or coloured socks or white socks with markings other than a golf club or manufacturers logo.
  • Drawstring shorts/slacks, board shorts, football shorts.
  • Long walk socks not pulled up.
  • Cargo shorts/slacks.
  • Anklet socks.
  • Any length pants worn below the knee or above the ankle.
  • Denim clothing.
  • Slacks tucked inside socks (unless designed to do so).
  • Ripple soled shoes, joggers, thongs, sandals or metal spiked golf shoes.
  • Tracksuits.
  • Hats or caps in Clubhouse.
  • Clothing bearing writing or advertising material other than discrete badges or logos.
  • Dirty or unkempt clothes.

DRESS - LADIES

Course and Practice Area

Players are expected to be suitably attired for golf. Acceptable clothing is a skirt, tailored long or mid-calf pants or tailored shorts. Skirts and shorts must be worn to a fair length. Shirts must have a collar or be turtle, crew or roll necked. Fitted shirts (mid-hip) may be worn outside of shorts and skirts. All players must wear non-metal spiked golf shoes. Headwear is permissible providing caps/visors are worn peak forward.

Clubhouse

Golf attire is permitted in the Clubhouse prior to and following golf. However, golf shoes and socks are only permitted in designated areas of the Lounge/Bar area and then for a maximum of 15 minutes. Ladies are expected to dress according to the occasion specified.

Unacceptable Dress

  • Blue Denim.
  • Tracksuits.
  • Ripple soled shoes, joggers or sneakers.
  • Clothing bearing writing or advertising material other than discrete badges or logos.
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