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FERENEZE GOLF CLUB

RULES OF THE CLUBHOUSE

Dress Code

On Course (at all times)

Collared shirts top (rolled and mock polo neck acceptable), Shirts inside trousers, Tailored trousers, or Tailored shorts with socks (no football shorts), No football colours, No denim, No trousers tucked inside socks.

Large Lounge (at all times)

For functions, as advertised. At other times, Smart/Casual, the Large Lounge is not a ‘dirty bar’. Smart, Clean and Tidy, no golf shoes, trainers, denim, or waterproofs, no hats, no open toed sandals, no ‘working clothes’. No overcoats, or over jackets, to be worn in the Lounge.

Member’s Lounge (at all times, except as below)

As for Large Lounge but Collared Jacket to be worn. No leather or zip fronted jackets or over jackets. Jackets may be removed while dinning in the dining area.

Members Lounge after 7:30 pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Dressed. (Jacket, Collar and Tie).

Ladies

All lounges, smart at all times, no denims, no trainers, no golf shoes or waterproofs, no track suit bottoms etc, etc. Generally comply with the spirit of the Gents Dress Code.

General Dress Definitions :

Dressed – Tailored long trousers, (no jean type trousers), outdoor shoes, shirt with collar and tie, jacket with collar. No zip fronted jackets, no leather jackets, shirts to be worn inside trousers.

Smart/Casual – Collared top (rolled polo neck acceptable), smart tailored trousers or tailored shorts with long socks, outdoor shoes, (no trainers, golf shoes, sandals or climbing/work boots).

Formal – Dinner Suit with bow tie or highland dress.

Notes :

1 Children should be dressed in the spirit of the dress code.

2 No dress code is applied to private functions.

3 When the Large Lounge is not in use the Dress Code for the Member’s Lounge is relaxed to that of the Large Lounge.

4 Anyone who is considered inappropriately dressed will not be served, and will be asked to leave the lounge. The Steward/Chargehand’s decision is not to be challenged but may be raised with the Committee later.

Rules of the Lounge and Clubhouse Area

2 Behaviour of a loud or raucous nature is not permitted. Nor is behaviour which would generally be acknowledged as having the potential to cause offence to others, e.g. foul, offensive or abusive language, drunkenness, arguing or fighting.

3 Smoking is permitted in the lounges but not in designated prohibited areas. Smokers are requested to be considerate towards non smokers in their vicinity, especially when food is being taken.

5 Entrance and exit from the Lounges should be by the proper doorway, the fire exit is not to be used other than in emergency or by special exception.

6 Persons using the pool table shall pay due consideration to others in the area with regard to noise, access, and room.

7 Junior Members shall vacate the lounge by 8.00 pm during winter hours, and 9.00 pm during summer hours (10.00 pm if aged 16-18) , unless accompanied by a parent, attending an official club function, or by previous agreement of the committee.

8 Children (anyone under the age of 12) are welcome in the clubhouse, but should only be in any of the lounges in the company of an Adult Member, and only whilst having a meal, and should leave soon thereafter, but no later than 9.00 pm. Children should not be left unattended, nor should they be free to wander within the clubhouse. We would not want a child lost or injured.

9 In accordance with Club Bye Laws, no Member shall subject any employee of the Club to a personal reprimand. Any complaints should be addressed to the committee via the Secretary.

10 Pedestrians will be given precedence over vehicles on the driveway and in the car park. Excessive speed or lack of care is unacceptable. Cars should be parked in marked off bays. Only when all marked off parking bays are full should members park on the driveway (on the clubhouse side of the road), or park in safe, clear, alternative spaces which do not preclude access to/from their cars for other Drivers.

11 Pre Allocated parking spaces shall only be available to those persons to whom they are allocated.

13 Mobile phones are not to be used in the lounges, and should be ‘off’ on the course other than in exceptional circumstances.

13 Acts of vandalism, wilful damage, graffiti, defacing of official posters, or a total disregard for the well-being and safety of others will be treated by the committee as a serious offence.

The above rules are in place to make the clubhouse a safe and enjoyable space for the majority of the members. Breaches of the above rules could result in disciplinary action in accordance with the Club Constitution.