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At Formby Hall Golf
Resort and Spa we wish to preserve a "smart but casual" approach based on clothing that is
principally designed for golf. As however dress sense is a highly subjective topic we would
appreciate your support in maintaining the following standards of
dress:
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Trousers
Denim jeans, tracksuits and military style
attire [ combats ] are not considered appropriate on the golf course or in the
clubhouse.
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Shorts
In the summer months Bermuda length tailored
shorts, knee length or short white sports socks [ not football socks ] may be worn by male
members and guests. Ladies may wear ankle length
socks.
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Shirts
Only collared shirts / roll neck / turtle
neck tops can be worn and must be tucked into trousers or shorts at all times. Football or
rugby style shirts and tracksuits and hooded tops are strictly NOT
permitted.
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Shoes
Golf shoes only are allowed on the Old
Course but suitable training shoes may be worn on the PGA Par 3
course.
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Caps
Caps should not be worn the wrong way round
[ i.e. the peak at the back or side ] and must not be worn in the club
house.
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Mobile
Phones
Mobile phones must be switched off or turned to silent / vibrate mode
both on the course and in the club
house.
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Changing
Facilities
The club house has every facility required for changing into and from
golfing apparel. Changing in the car park is not
permitted.
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General
It is expected that the implementation of
this dress code will be followed with courtesy and common sense - especially as regards to
guests and visitors. However, those who knowingly disregard the dress code will be asked by
a member of staff to leave the course or club house. Formby Hall Golf Resort is a place to
relax with friends and family where people and lifestyle matter and traditions
count.
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