The Dress Code reflects Club traditions and standards of excellence. All Members, Guests and Juniors 10 years of age and older are asked to honour the Code at all times. Members are asked to inform their Guests, including nurses, nannies and anyone accompanying them, of the Dress Code and are responsible for their compliance. Children under age 10 are subject to no Dress Code other than that of good taste.

Blue jeans, denim jackets and clothing, cargo pants, emblazoned shirts and jackets, and soiled, ragged or torn clothing are not acceptable anywhere on the property.

Gentlemen are asked to remove hats indoors. In outdoor dining and bar areas, gentlemen’s Panama-style hats are acceptable attire. Billed, baseball-style hats, or peaked caps, are not acceptable dining and bar attire except at the Beach Shack. Billed hats, or peaked caps, worn backwards are not acceptable Club attire.

Gentlemen are required to tuck in shirttails in all dining and bar areas. Cabana-style and Guayabera shirts designed and hemmed to be worn outside trousers are acceptable attire in outdoor dining and bar areas. Tank tops are not acceptable attire for gentlemen.

Members and Guests are asked to wear discrete bathing attire. Distastefully brief clothing, topless sunbathing and thong bathing suits on ladies, and bikini shorts on gentlemen, are not acceptable.

Large, prominently visible tattoos are discouraged, and reasonable effort should be made to conceal them while on Club premises when possible. Shoes are required in all Club buildings and dining venues except around the pool and on the beach.

SUMMER DRESS CODE

Pool Terrace

Gentlemen and boys 10 years of age and older: Collared shirts.

Ladies: Beach cover-ups over bathing attire.

Shoes are required.

Beach Shack

Ladies: Discrete bathing attire, beach cover-ups, T-shirts and shorts.

Gentlemen and boys 10 years of age and older are required to wear shirts.

Shoes are required. Denim not acceptable. Caps and sun visors worn backwards are not permitted.

Little Club

Gentlemen and boys 10 years of age and older: Jackets optional.

Yacht Club

Gentlemen and boys 10 years of age and older: Open-collared sport shirts and casual slacks are acceptable; jackets and ties are optional. Shirts without collars and shorts are not acceptable.

Ladies: Dresses, slacks or skirts with blouses.

Shorts and denim not acceptable. Shoes are required.

Golf

Gentlemen: Traditional golf shirts, tucked in, with collars and sleeves, Bermuda-length shorts or golf slacks.

Ladies: Traditional golf shirts, with or without collars or sleeves; golf blouses; slacks, skirts or shorts, in each case falling to mid-thigh or longer.

Shoes: Specifically designed golf shoes with nonmetallic spikes or flat soft-soled shoes are required for play on all golf course facilities, including the putting green and driving range.

Unacceptable golf attire:

Non-traditional golf attire including tank tops, halter tops, T-shirts, rugby or fishnet shirts; short shorts, cargo pants, cut-offs, jeans and denim clothing; tennis attire, athletic or spandex sport attire, jams, bathing suits; caps and sun visors worn backwards.

Tennis

Gentlemen and ladies: Predominantly white attire; includes sweaters, jackets, warm-ups and cold weather clothing; and accessories such as hats, visors, headbands, bandannas, sweatbands, socks, tennis undergarments, etc.; minimal coloured trim.

Shoes: Specifically designed for tennis court, white shoes; minimal coloured trim.

Unacceptable tennis attire

Coloured tennis attire or white attire with excessive trim, panels or bands of colour; T-shirts emblazoned with bright colours, slogans, advertisements or large logos; cross trainers, running shoes and shoes with improper soles.

Padel

All white attire is required for all players.