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Markland Wood Golf Club

245 Markland Drive
Toronto, Ontario M9C 1R1

Clubhouse	(416) 621-2260
Pro Shop	(416) 621-3400
Greens Department	(905) 625-2062
Fax	(416) 626-7814

Visitor Info

Dress Code

Dress Code
Golf attire should be neat, tailored, and consistent with the standards of the Club and the traditions of the game of golf. This policy applies to all members and all guests in the clubhouse, using the golf course, practice facilities or simulator room.

Acceptable Attire for the Golf Course, Practice Areas, Creekside Café, Simulators and Clubhouse
Men

Golf shirts with a collar, turtleneck, mock turtleneck, or blade/razor neck
Shirts must remain tucked in
Tailored golf shorts of mid-thigh length or longer, tailored golf pants or banded-bottom golf pants (not made of sweatpant material)
Golf-related sweatshirts/hoodies

Women

Golf shirts must have a collar, sleeves, or both
Racerback golf shirts must have a collar (no undergarments visible)
Golf skirts, skorts, dresses, and shorts must be mid-thigh length
Tailored slacks, capri-length pants, or banded-bottom golf pants (not made of sweatpant material)
Leggings may only be worn under golf skirts, skorts, dresses, or shorts

Everyone

Logos should be in good taste and no larger than a breast pocket or sleeve edge. Offensive logos or slogans are not permitted.
Footwear: soft-spiked shoes or golf sandals
Headwear: Hats must be worn as intended, peak forward at all times
Children: are the responsibility of the parent member and should follow the dress code as closely as possible while they are at the club.
Events: Dress code exceptions for specific events may be communicated in advance.

Not Acceptable Attire for Golfers

T-shirts
Tank tops, halter tops, or tops with exposed midriffs (e.g., tube tops or crop tops)
Denim pants, denim shorts, or jeans
Cargo pants or cargo shorts (with large external pockets), and rugby pants
Sweatpants, exercise tights, yoga-style pants, or gym shorts
Non-golf-related sweatshirts with hoods and/or non-golf-related slogans, numbers, or names
Footwear: Metal spikes or non-golf designed shoes with open toes or exposed heels

Exceptions in Dress Regulations for the Clubhouse and Patio

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 and golf shirts designed to be untucked are permitted in untucked fashion
Hats/visors are not permitted in the upper level of the clubhouse but are acceptable on club patios, worn front facing as opposed to backwards.

Enforcement

Under the direction and with the support of the Board of Directors, the Golf Operations management and staff are responsible for enforcing the Golf Course and Practice Area dress code.
Food and Beverage management and staff are responsible for enforcing the dress code in the dining areas.
Members are asked to Inform management of any infractions and refrain from approaching members or guests directly.
The Golf Operations staff are authorized, at their discretion, to refuse access to the golf course or practice areas to any member or guest not meeting dress code standards.
The Golf Shop is stocked with suitable clothing, and any inadvertent errors can be quickly and easily corrected.

It is the responsibility of every member to ensure that their family members and guests comply with the Dress Code at all times.

The Board of Directors

Wireless Communication Policy

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.

It is the responsibility of every member to inform their guests of the following regulations:

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.

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