Dress Code
Osborne Golf Club adopts a dress code that generally applies to most private golf clubs.
Our dress code and standards are applicable to all members, their guests and visitors, both on the course and when using the practice facilities.
We are aware that golf fashion changes quickly and our general policy is that any smart, appropriate, recognized golf attire is acceptable.
In The Clubhouse
Clean and smart casual dress (including jeans) is required at all times. Headgear is not, other than for religious or medical reasons, to be worn in the clubhouse.
After play, golfers are required to change from excessively dirty or wet clothing before entering the bar / dining areas.
Golf shoes may only be worn in the designated areas around the bar.
| The Following Items are Permitted on the Course | The Following Items are not Permitted on the Course |
|---|---|
| Clothing available from recognised golf shops. | Sleeveless shirts for men, t-shirts, rugby & football shirts. |
| All golf style shirts, including turtle / roll neck type.Shirts should be tucked in at the waist. | Denim Jeans, cargo trousers, jogging bottoms, leggings |
| Ladies may wear sleeveless golf shirts. | Track suits |
| Tailored golf trousers. | Football, Rugby, cargo, cycling or beach shorts |
| Cropped trousers, skirts and shorts for ladies. | Football, Rugby socks or no socks at all |
| Tailored golf shorts. | Any footwear other than recognised golf shoes |
| Socks to be worn at all times, trainer type socks areallowed. | |
| Golf hoodies, jumpers, jackets. | |
| Recognised golf shoes. | |
| Golf hats and visors – worn with peak facing forward |