Dress Code Appropriate golfing clothing should be worn at all times on the course and in the clubhouse. Jeans, t-shirts, trainers and collarless shirts should not be worn either on the course or in the clubhouse. Only tailored shorts will be acceptable. Golf shoes and waterproof garments are not acceptable in the clubhouse. Some of the more traditional clubs will insist that gentleman wear a jacket, collar and tie in certain parts of the clubhouse - these clubs tend to have a strong tradition and you should view this as part of the overall experience. However, you will at least be able to access certain parts of every clubhouse wearing smart but casual golfing attire. You don’t want to be refused access to the course or the clubhouse because of a failure to comply with the above requirements.

Behaviour

When a booking has been confirmed with us, you accept responsibility for all damage or loss caused by you or any member of your group while using any facility provided for you.
Full payment will be required as a result of this loss or damage at the time it occurs. If this payment is not provided at the time it occurs then you will in addition be responsible for any subsequent claims which may arise including legal costs.
Please give consideration to all other people during your stay and avoid danger, upset or distress to third parties.