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THE FARMS DRESS CODE

 

 

                          

 

The Farms Country Club maintains a standard of dress for all members and guests, including children. 

 

All attire at the club should be clean and presentable. No rips, stains or holes, etc. The Farms Country Club management, Tennis Pro, Pool Director, Golf Pro and their respective staff shall enforce the dress codes.

 

An improperly dressed member, guest or child shall be asked to remedy the situation. A member, guest or child will not be allowed to stay on club property without proper attire.

 

Members & guests are not allowed to “stop by” the Club unless properly attired.

 

Events requiring jackets and/or ties pertain to both members and guests.  The member and/or guest will be denied privileges if dressed improperly for the function.

 

Members must observe the following dress codes in all areas of the Club unless otherwise specified for special events such as Pinehurst’s, Member-Guest events, Steak Night, etc.

 

 

GENERAL DRESS CODE:

 

 

MAIN DINING ROOM: Informal

 

PORCH: Casual

 

MEMBERS LOUNGE: Casual (denim worn January thru April 30th)

 

DECK: Casual

 

 

The following is considered to be proper attire at The Farms Country Club.

 

 

FORMAL: Tuxedo for men, gowns or cocktail dresses for women.

 

 

SEMI-FORMAL: Suits and ties for men.  No sport jackets, dresses or dress pant suits for women.

 

 

INFORMAL: Jackets and ties for men.  Dresses, dress slacks, skirts, blouses pant suits, etc.         

 

 

CASUAL: Proper casual attire.

 

 

The following is a list of casual attire that is not acceptable the Farms Country Club.

 

                       

 

Not Permitted:

 

                              Denim or jeans of all types and colors. Clothing with inappropriate language or graphics.  Tank tops, tube tops, low cut shirts, mesh shirts, and halter tops; gym shorts, coaching shorts, cut-offs, running, biking, camp shorts, spandex shorts, carpenter pants, coveralls, overalls, painting pants and shorts more than 5” above the knee.  Any dress of similar nature as stated above is unacceptable.

 

 

T-shirts are not allowed on the golf course, warm up area, putting green, or in the porch/dining room. They may be worn on the boardwalk/deck, in the member’s lounge, in the pool area or at the tennis courts.

 

 

Hats and visors are not to be worn in the clubhouse when seated for service, unless in the Members Lounge.

 

 

Permitted:

          

 Shirts must be tucked in at all times, when seated for dining and on the golf course and all practice areas. Top/blouse styles that are meant to be
worn outside the pants are acceptable as long as the overall appearance is neat.

 

 

Turtleneck and mock-turtleneck shirts are allowed for men, women and children on the course, practice areas, members lounge and porch.

 

 

Sleeveless, mock turtleneck shirts may be worn by females for golf and in the clubhouse areas.  Also, jewel neckline shirts (collarless, sleeveless) may be worn for golf and in clubhouse areas.  Dress hats are acceptable.

 

                                   

 

                                Golf Spikes:  Metal spikes of any type are not allowed at the Club.

 

     No Exceptions.  Soft spikes may be worn throughout the Club.

 

Tennis: Tennis attire may be worn on the porch, in Member’s Lounge and on the deck.

 

 

Pool:

Pool cover-ups and t-shirts over bathing suits are not acceptable attire within the main clubhouse or Pro Shop.  Pool cover-ups and t-shirts may be worn on the deck only. 
 

 

 

Cover-ups and footwear must be worn at all times when leaving the pool area.