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Dress Code

The purpose of the dress code is to ensure that sensible, reasonable and appropriate standards are maintained at all times on club premises.
The Pro Shop is well stocked with suitable clothing and any inadvertent errors may be quickly and easily corrected.
When inviting guests, it is the member's obligation to inform them of the club's dress code regulations in order to prevent any possible embarrassment to all concerned.
Jogging pants, pajama pants, gym shorts and sweat pants are not permitted.
Caps or visors must be worn in the forward position.
If an outside event is being held, the organizers would be responsible for ensuring their guests follow the club’s dress code.
Exceptions to the dress code may be granted to the following; golf tournaments, curling bonspiels and private parties, but they must be approved in advance by the club.
Where denim is permitted, it must be in good repair without any rips, tears, frayed ends, or holes and must be worn appropriately.
The dress code does not apply to children under the age of ten, with the exception of the golf course.
Clothing with large commercial logos is not permitted with exception of the SGCC logo.

Men’s tailored golf slacks or tailored shorts are required.
Men’s golf shirts with collars, turtlenecks or mock neck shirts. Mock neck shirts must have a minimum 1” collar.
Men’s shirts must be tucked in at all times on the golf course.
Women’s tailored slacks, shorts and golf skirts.
Women’s shirts: sleeveless must have collars, collarless must have sleeves.
Appropriate footwear: soft spikes, golf shoes - including open toe golf sandals.
Rain pants, wind pants, outerwear, and hooded golf clothing are permitted, but only when worn over appropriate golf attire.
No denim of any colour, cargo shorts, yoga pants or spandex.
Spectators on regular golfing days must be dressed appropriately for the golf course.

Denim is permitted in the Greenside Dining Lounge, but men will require a dress shirt, golf shirt, or mock neck with a minimum 1” collar. Jackets are preferred (but not required) after 5:00 pm.
No ball or golf caps, hats or visors.
No wind suits.
Men’s and women’s golf attire are acceptable. (See above description under golf course)
Women’s sleeveless shell tops with or without collars are acceptable.

Shirts must be tucked in except those with tailored bottoms specifically designed to be worn “untucked”.
Wind suits are permitted.
During the curling season, the rule will be “dress appropriate for the sport” for the Down Bar and Curling Lounge. For example: Team members are permitted to wear attire containing their team name and/or sponsor’s crest.

The Starter and Pro Shop employees have the authority at their discretion to refuse golfing privileges to members and guests for non-compliance of the dress code policy.
Clubhouse employees have the authority at their discretion to refuse clubhouse privileges and service to members and guests for non-compliance of the dress code policy.
If a member has a guest and the guest is marginally out of dress code, they would still be served on the first occasion, but the member would be discreetly informed and documented.
Members or guests in violation of the dress code will be asked to immediately vacate the premises.

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