Dress Code

The Committee requires that a suitable standard of dress be observed at all times. Fashion evolution makes absolute guidelines impossible, but the unchanging consideration is that the standard of dress on the course or in the clubhouse should reflect the status and dignity of Lake Karrinyup Country Club.

The following guidelines have been prepared, but must be regarded as the minimum standards acceptable. It is the duty of all Members to see that their visitors and they themselves adhere to these rules and thereby maintain the required standards.

On the Course, Practice Tee and Surrounds

Golf attire is expected to consist of a collared shirt (including skivvies and mock turtle necks), tucked in to tailored slacks or approximately knee length tailored shorts with short or long socks. Regulation golf shoes must be worn on the course with soft spikes strongly preferred. Sandals, jogging shoes and tennis type shoes are not regarded as golf attire. (See dress standards brochure in locker room).

Socks
Short Socks - must be predominantly white in colour worn above the ankle.
Long Socks - must be kept up at all times.

Unacceptable Attire
The following are unacceptable in any part of the Clubhouse and surrounds or Course, including practice tees:

Denim clothing, jeans, track suits, brief, cargo or Bombay style shorts or shorts with a drawstring waist, t-shirts, singlet tops or shirts that do not cover the shoulders. Clothing bearing writing or advertising material other than small badges or logos. Any type of open shoes eg thongs or sandals.

On The Tennis Courts

Generally accepted tennis attire must be worn, ie shirt, shorts, socks and footwear.

Swimming Pool and BBQ Area

The minimum attire is swimwear, t-shirt and footwear. For safety reasons, children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Juveniles

Children 12 years and over are expected to comply with the above dress regulations.

Children are not permitted in the Locker Rooms or the Pool Area unless accompanied by an adult.

Smoking

Smoking is not permitted in any areas of the Clubhouse or Locker Rooms.

Mobile Phones

Other than in the locker rooms mobile telephones may not be used in the Clubhouse or surrounds in any circumstances. They may be taken on to the course provided that they are switched off and then used only in emergency for external calls. In case of special need involving medical or other essential service, dispensation will be considered by the Committee, on application to the General Manager. Discreet use in the members' car park and in the locker rooms for the purpose of making external calls is permitted.