Our Guests

In the spirit of operating a private club we have the following dress code that all Members and guests must adhere to.

In the Clubhouse

<ul> <li>Sundresses and appropriate formal or semi-formal attire is acceptable.</li> <li>Sweat suits and gym wear of any type is prohibited, as well as, any attire with gaudy or vulgar slogans.</li> <li>Midriffs must be covered.</li> <li>Ladies hats are permitted in the upper level of the Clubhouse</li> <li>Denim jeans are acceptable as long as they are clean with no rips</li> </ul>

On the Course

<ul> <li>Golf slacks and tailored shorts generally of a style and kind sold in the Golf Shop are acceptable. </li> <li>Shorts must have a minimum 6” inseam. </li> <li>For ladies, the minimum length for tailored dresses, skirts, and/or shorts shall be between the mid-thigh and the kneecap. </li> <li>Cargo slacks or shorts (outside pocket) are not permitted</li> <li>Men’s hats are to be worn with the visor forward and are not permitted in the upper level of the Clubhouse</li> <li>Men’s golf shirts must have a collar; mock collar shirts are permitted. The collar must be 1 ½” high.</li> <li>Ladies golf shirts must have a collar (mock necks acceptable) and/or sleeves.</li> <li>Denim of any sort is not permitted on the Golf Course or in the practice area.</li> </ul>

Dress Code

Our vision for The Glendale Golf & Country Club states: “To provide the Members and their guests with the premier golf facility in the Edmonton area . . . that will meet the Member’s expectation of what the private golf club experience should be.”

Our dress code reflects this vision and applies to all Members, their guests and to all areas of the facility (excluding the pool). Members are responsible for their guests and are expected to make their guests aware of this policy to ensure they dress in accordance to this dress code.

Clubhouse

All members and their guests are expected to dress tastefully in a manner appropriate to a private golf & country club. Sun dresses and appropriate formal or semi-formal attire is acceptable. Sweat suits, gym wear of any type is prohibited as well as any attire with gaudy or vulgar slogans. Midriffs must be covered.

Staff have been empowered to interpret and to enforce these dress regulations and have been directed to ask any person to change into suitable attire or ask them to leave the Club premises if he or she, in the opinion of management, is not suitably attired. Management will have ability to use discretion when enforcing the dress code with young children.

Clean denim absent of any holes or threads is permitted in the Clubhouse.

Golf Course and Practice Areas

Golf slacks and tailored shorts generally of a style and kind sold in the Pro Shop are acceptable. Shorts must have a minimum 6” inseam. For Ladies the minimum length for tailored dresses, skirts and/or shorts shall be between the mid-thigh and the kneecap. Cargo slacks or shorts (outside pocket) are not permitted.

Men's hats are to be worn with the visor forward and are not permitted in the upper level of the clubhouse except for medical reasons.

Ladies hats are permitted in the upper level of the clubhouse.

Men's golf shirts must have a collar, mock collar shirts are permitted; the collar must be a minimum 1 1/2” high.

Ladies golf shirts must have a collar (mock necks are acceptable) and/or sleeves.

Denim of any sort is not permitted on the Golf Course or Practice Areas

Dress Code in Effect from April 1st to October 31st .

Welcome Guests

I hope you enjoy your day at the Glendale Golf & Country Club. To avoid any potentially embarrassing situations for you, our Members, or our staff we have thought it prudent to make guests aware of a few of our club rules.

In the spirit of operating a private club we have a dress code that prohibits any tee shirts, cargo shorts and cargo pants. Men’s shirts are to be tucked in and hats are not permitted in the Clubhouse. Although clean denim absent of any holes or threads is permitted in the Brinkworth Lounge and North Lounge, denim is not permitted on the golf course. Cell phones must be set to the vibrate mode while at the Club and calls can not be made, or taken, inside the Clubhouse area. Please follow this link to our Dress Code.

Please be aware of your pace of play. All players at our Club are expected to finish their round in four hours or less and to ensure this we track the amount of time each group plays and post it on our tee time management board. Please keep up to the group ahead of you and I suggest you play from the new silver/tan tee combination of the tan tees if anyone in your group is above a fifteen handicap. If at anytime your group falls out of position you must wave faster groups through. Members will call into the golf shop and inform us of slower groups, if we come out to talk with your group the expectation will be that you pick your golf ball(s) up and move to the next tee.

If riding a power cart I ask that you remain on the cart path at all times. Please do not take power carts off of the cart paths on par 3’s. Lastly, please ensure you fix any ball marks you see on the greens and repair divots; we do provide seed and soil mix for those times that the divot is not suitable for replacing and we ask that you fill the divot about 1/2 full and level the mix.

Lastly, we ask that your cell phone be switched to off or the "vibrate" mode. If you wish to make or receive a call please move outside of the clubhouse or into the front foyer. Texting and use of the world wide web is fine.

We are very proud of our golf course and we ask that you respect the rules that our Members are expected to adhere to during each and every one of their visits.

Good Golfing,

Greg McGarry
Interim General Manager
Glendale Golf & Country Club