Members, their guests and their children over the age of two (2), are required to wear masks while at the Club (even when outside) unless actively playing or practicing tennis or golf, swimming or actively eating or drinking.
Masks must be worn in the parking lot and on pathways.
Clubhouse
At all times - No jeans, collarless shirts, swimwear, bare feet, bare midriffs or hats.
Before 6 p.m. - No sports attire except in the Tap & Card Rooms.
After 6 p.m. - Maryland & Terrace Rooms, Drawing Room & Sun Porch:
Jackets, collared dress shirts and trousers for men and ladies' equivalent for women.
Jackets are not required from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Tap and Card Rooms: Country Club casual. Golf and tennis attire permitted.
Clubhouse Lawn
At all times - No jeans, collarless shirts, swimwear, bare feet or bare midriffs.
At all times - Country Club casual. Golf and tennis attire permitted.
Winter Center, Winter Center Patio & Bowling Green
At all times - No swimwear, bare feet or bare midriffs. No hats inside.
Upper Level - No collarless t-shirts.
Casual and sports attire permitted, including jeans.
General
Members and guests attending private functions or special events on the second floor of the Clubhouse should adhere to current club policies for dress in those areas, which require jackets and for men and equivalent dress for ladies.
Hats must be worn "visor forward" in all areas of the Club.
Attire should be tasteful and reflective of the Club's conservative traditions.
Fitness Center
Appropriate workout attire (no torn clothing); no bare midriff. Members must change in and out of clothes in the locker rooms.
Golf
Spikeless shoes (soft spikes) required. Men: collared shirts; (Short sleeve mock T's are not permitted.) Women: ladies' equivalent. (No jeans or short shorts.)
Swim
Appropriate swimming attire; clothing must be changed in locker rooms. Swim attire may not be worn on Club grounds other than to and from the Pool Locker Rooms.
Tennis
Tennis whites with minimal color accents, tennis shoes, ladies' fashion T-shirts, and men's collared shirts.