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Members and their guests are required to conform to the dress regulations of the Club at all times. These regulations are governed by Club staff and have been instituted to maintain the standards of good taste.  Members and guests who fail to conform will be denied service in the club or access to the tee, themed special events may have exceptions. 

Good judgment and common sense should be exercised by all members in their choice of attire for attendance at the club or on the course. Members are expected to present a clean and neat appearance at all times. Good judgment includes clothing suitable for a golf club environment, and does not include t-shirts with logos, sweatshirts, shorts, loose footwear, soiled, ripped or torn clothing, spandex clothing, or anything else which is not generally presentable in a golf club setting.

Soft Spike and Shoe Policy

Markland Wood Golf Club enforces soft spikes which are available for purchase in the Pro Shop.  In the absence of soft spiked golf shoes or sandals, soft soled shoes are acceptable.

Acceptable Golf Attire for Male Members and Guests

• Tailored slacks or shorts not more than 5” above the top of the knee with a side pocket or pockets between the waistline and the knees. Those pockets must be either interior or flat to the pant and must not be a gusset style pocket protruding outward.

• Golf or sport shirts with collars, tucked into slacks or shorts.

• If socks are worn with shorts, they must be sport or golf appropriate socks or sockettes.

• A small business logo no larger than a breast pocket or sleeve edge.

Acceptable Golf Attire for Female Members and Guests

• Tailored slacks, capri pants, skorts, skirts & shorts not more than 10” above the top of the knee.

• Golf & sport shirts must have either collars or sleeves, and must not allow a bare midriff.

• If socks are worn with shorts, they must be sport or golf appropriate socks or sockettes.

• A small business logo no larger than a breast pocket or sleeve edge.

Exceptions in Dress Regulations for the Clubhouse, Patio & Simulator Lounge

• Denim may be worn in the clubhouse and on the patio (denim must be neat in appearance, avoiding ripped/torn jeans).

• Full buttoned down cabana style shirts and/or dress shirts not tucked in are permitted.

• Hats are not permitted in the upper level of the clubhouse, but are acceptable on club patios and in the Simulator Lounge, worn front facing as opposed to backwards.

Unacceptable Attire for All Areas of the Club

• Team shirts/jerseys, shirts/sweaters/jackets with non-golf logos or commercial advertising, cargo pants/shorts, jogging suits, hats worn backwards.

It is the responsibility of every member to ensure that their family members and guests comply with the Dress Code at all times.  Thank you in advance for your compliance.

The Board of Directors

In order to ensure the enjoyment of the Clubhouse and Golf Course for our entire membership, a policy has been put in place to regulate the use of wireless devices. This policy shall encompass all electronic communication devices such as cell phones, Blackberrys, pagers, and any other similar devices.

• While at Markland Wood, all wireless devices must be switched to silent mode or turned off.
• Wireless phone conversations are restricted to the parking lot or other non-populated exterior area, but not near the front entrance to the Clubhouse.
• Any wireless phone conversations inside the Clubhouse shall be limited to emergency calls only. When a member or guest receives such a call they are to remove themselves to an area of the Club that is not currently occupied. An exception shall be made for rooms that have been booked through the Club’s catering office for a private meeting.
• Any wireless phone conversations on the golf course shall also be limited to emergency calls only. Such calls must not impede on your groups pace of play.
• Email and text messaging may be used anywhere in the Clubhouse and on the golf course. In these instances members should be considerate of others and use their devices with discretion.