Our Guests

The dress code at a private golf club has long been a symbol of tradition, decorum, and respect for the sport. Our vision for The Glendale Golf & Country Club states: "A treasured place that fosters community and enriches lives." 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 with this code.

Male Acceptable Standards of Dress
• Golf slacks and tailored shorts generally of a style and kind sold in the Golf Shop are acceptable.
• Golf shirts must have a collar (mock collar shirts are permitted; the collar must be a minimum 1 1/2” high) and sleeves. Golf shirts may be worn untucked.
• Golf hoodies are acceptable.
• Men are permitted to wear hats on the golf course, driving range, practice areas, and on the patio. Men may not wear headwear in the upper level of the clubhouse except for medical reasons.
• Hats are to be worn properly with the brim facing forward.

Female Acceptable Standards of Dress
• Acceptable bottoms include tailored dresses, pants, skirts, skorts, capri pants, or shorts. The minimum length for tailored dresses, skirts, skorts or shorts shall be mid-thigh or below.
• Golf shirts must have a collar (mock necks are acceptable) and/or sleeves.
• Golf Hoodies are acceptable.
• Midriffs are not to be exposed.
• Women are permitted to wear hats on all golf club property, including in the clubhouse.
• Hats are to be worn properly with the brim facing forward.
Acceptable Standards of Dress in the Clubhouse
• All Members and their guests are expected to dress tastefully in a manner appropriate to a private golf & country club.
• Sundresses and appropriate formal or semi-formal attire is acceptable.
• Denim of any color is acceptable in the clubhouse.
• For children of pre-school age this acceptable standard of dress will not be strictly enforced. However, the Board encourages members to have their children always comply.

Inappropriate Attire
• T-shirts, tops with objectionable print, graphics or cartoon caricatures, cargo shorts or cargo pants (outside pocket), untailored shorts, cut-offs, yoga wear, leggings, sweatshirts, hoodies made of sweatshirt material (with kangaroo pocket), board shorts, work-out and sweat pants/sweat shorts are considered inappropriate.
• Clothing that is faded, frayed, ripped, torn, tattered, and or otherwise in poor or worn-out condition is considered inappropriate, regardless of the fact that some clothing may be manufactured to look that way.

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.

Acceptable Standards of Dress in the Clubhouse
• All Members and their guests are expected to dress tastefully in a manner appropriate to a private golf & country club.
• Sundresses and appropriate formal or semi-formal attire is acceptable.
• Denim of any color is acceptable in the clubhouse.
• For children of pre-school age this acceptable standard of dress will not be strictly enforced. However, the Board encourages members to have their children always comply.

Inappropriate Attire
• T-shirts, tops with objectionable print, graphics or cartoon caricatures, cargo shorts or cargo pants (outside pocket), untailored shorts, cut-offs, yoga wear, leggings, sweatshirts, hoodies made of sweatshirt material (with kangaroo pocket), board shorts, work-out and sweat pants/sweat shorts are considered inappropriate.
• Clothing that is faded, frayed, ripped, torn, tattered, and or otherwise in poor or worn-out condition is considered inappropriate, regardless of the fact that some clothing may be manufactured to look that way.

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.

Male Acceptable Standards of Dress
• Golf slacks and tailored shorts generally of a style and kind sold in the Golf Shop are acceptable.
• Golf shirts must have a collar (mock collar shirts are permitted; the collar must be a minimum 1 1/2” high) and sleeves. Golf shirts may be worn untucked.
• Golf hoodies are acceptable.
• Men are permitted to wear hats on the golf course, driving range, practice areas, and on the patio. Men may not wear headwear in the upper level of the clubhouse except for medical reasons.
• Hats are to be worn properly with the brim facing forward.

Female Acceptable Standards of Dress
• Acceptable bottoms include tailored dresses, pants, skirts, skorts, capri pants, or shorts. The minimum length for tailored dresses, skirts, skorts or shorts shall be mid-thigh or below.
• Golf shirts must have a collar (mock necks are acceptable) and/or sleeves.
• Golf Hoodies are acceptable.
• Midriffs are not to be exposed.
• Women are permitted to wear hats on all golf club property, including

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.

We ask that all players complete their round in four hours or less. Please stay mindful of the group ahead and, if needed, consider playing from the silver/tan tee combination or tan tees if your handicap is above 15. Should your group fall behind, please allow faster groups to play through. 

We ask that cell phones be set to silent or vibrate mode. If you need to make or take a call, please step outside the clubhouse or into the front foyer.

We kindly ask that all guests refrain from smoking or vaping inside the clubhouse or on the patio. For your convenience, a designated smoking area is located at the front of the clubhouse. 

The use of cannabis is prohibited. 

To preserve our beautiful course, we ask that power carts remain on the cart paths at all times, especially on par 3s. Please take a moment to fix ball marks on the greens and repair divots. If a divot isn’t replaceable, we provide a seed and soil mix—just fill the divot halfway and level it out.