GUEST INFORMATION
GUEST INFORMATION
Privacy & Non-Solicitation
Information sent directly to members to their mailing or email address shall be restricted to club business, events or announcements from the Club’s Main Office, Golf Shop or on behalf of officers, committee chairpersons or the Board of Governors. It shall also be the policy of the Club to limit the promotion of events and activities to the membership only to those events or activities occurring at or directly benefiting the Club. Requests by members or others to promote or solicit business, either by e-blasts, fliers, displays for events or activities occurring outside of the Club shall be denied.
General Dress Code
To maintain the dignity of Race Brook Country Club and to respect its character and established traditions, members and their guests are required to conform to the Club’s dress code, which sets reasonable standards of personal appearance. Members are responsible for the attire of their guests and must inform them of the Club’s dress code to avoid any embarrassment or discord.
GOLF DRESS CODE
Information sent directly to members to their mailing or email address shall be restricted to club business, events or announcements from the Club’s Main Office, Golf Shop or on behalf of officers, committee chairpersons or the Board of Governors. It shall also be the policy of the Club to limit the promotion of events and activities to the membership only to those events or activities occurring at or directly benefiting the Club. Requests by members or others to promote or solicit business, either by e-blasts, fliers, displays for events or activities occurring outside of the Club shall be denied.
General Dress Code
To maintain the dignity of Race Brook Country Club and to respect its character and established traditions, members and their guests are required to conform to the Club’s dress code, which sets reasonable standards of personal appearance. Members are responsible for the attire of their guests and must inform them of the Club’s dress code to avoid any embarrassment or discord.
GOLF DRESS CODE
- The Golf Courses and Practice Facilities (Driving Range, Simulator, Practice and Putting Green) all require collared shirts and appropriate golfing shorts, skorts or pants.
- Sleeveless golf blouses with collars are permissible for ladies, as is other appropriate golfing attire.
- No jeans, cargos, cut-offs, sweatpants, or athletic shorts may be worn while using Golf Courses and Practice Facilities.
- Golf shoes must have non-metal spikes and shirts must be tucked in at all times in the clubhouse and on the golf course.
CLUBHOUSE DRESS CODE
- Men may wear collared and dressy non-collared shirts with dress pants or shorts when dining in the Clubhouse.
- Men and women may wear long denim jeans with no cut offs, rips or manufactured tears in the Clubhouse.
- Men must remove hats when entering the clubhouse. Wearing baseball-style caps or visors backwards is not acceptable at any time in or around the clubhouse and on the golf course.
- Members and guests are not permitted to wear cargos, cut-offs, athletic shorts, sweatpants, sweatshirts, hoodies, t-shirts, tank tops and shower related footwear in or around the Clubhouse and on the golf course.
- Special dress code for social events or tournament dinners will be noted on event communications.
Use of Cell Phones, Audible Pagers & Other Audible Electronic Devices
In order to maintain the tranquil atmosphere of the Club and as a courtesy to all Members and their Guests, only the use of silent wireless communication devices will be allowed on Club property. The discreet use of these devices is encouraged.
Please keep audible devices such as Bluetooth speakers on the golf course/practice facility at a reasonable volume to not interfere with fellow members play.
Golf Course Conduct
Race Brook Country Club provides an open, friendly, and inviting atmosphere for its members, guests, and employees. Expected behavior is courteous, respectful, thoughtful, and free of discrimination, harassment and intimidation of any form.
Members and guests are reminded that an acceptable standard of civil and respectful behavior is required at all times in all areas of Club property, clubhouse, golf course, and grounds. By their presence at the Club, members, guests, and employees accept the restrictions and penalties that may be imposed for any breach of the Club’s requirements or expectations.
A violation may result in an oral or written reprimand, a monetary fine, a probation for a specified period of time, suspension of privileges, or expulsion from the Club.
In order to maintain the tranquil atmosphere of the Club and as a courtesy to all Members and their Guests, only the use of silent wireless communication devices will be allowed on Club property. The discreet use of these devices is encouraged.
Please keep audible devices such as Bluetooth speakers on the golf course/practice facility at a reasonable volume to not interfere with fellow members play.
Golf Course Conduct
Race Brook Country Club provides an open, friendly, and inviting atmosphere for its members, guests, and employees. Expected behavior is courteous, respectful, thoughtful, and free of discrimination, harassment and intimidation of any form.
Members and guests are reminded that an acceptable standard of civil and respectful behavior is required at all times in all areas of Club property, clubhouse, golf course, and grounds. By their presence at the Club, members, guests, and employees accept the restrictions and penalties that may be imposed for any breach of the Club’s requirements or expectations.
A violation may result in an oral or written reprimand, a monetary fine, a probation for a specified period of time, suspension of privileges, or expulsion from the Club.
- Conduct all practice on the practice facilities; no practicing or hitting multiple balls on the golf course.
- Start play from the 1st tee. Starting elsewhere on the course is only allowed after receiving Pro Shop approval.
- Play holes in sequence and not cutting in on holes out of sequence.
- Maintain the cleanliness of the property.
- Show respect for Club property and fellow golfers at all times which includes no shouting on the course, no misuse of equipment (i.e., throwing clubs in frustration etc.), no aggressive behavior and no damage to property.
- Conducting oneself in a sportsmanlike manner and not knowingly cheat, disrespect employees, officials, or fellow golfers.
- Keep all mobile devices on silent, and keep portable speakers at a lower volume on the golf course.
- Avoid slow play, apply ready golf principles, and allow other golfers to play through as appropriate.
- Adhere to the Golf Dress Code.
- Abide by the golf rules of the USGA and local RBCC Club rules.
- Fix all ball marks on the greens, replace divots in fairways and rough and rake all sand traps.
- The area between the second green and the pond should not be used as a path for walking or for carts.
- Shout "FORE" loudly and as soon as it appears that any ball is headed for another person or foursome.
- Please make an effort to finish your round within the time frame established by the Golf Committee. RBCC pace of play is 4 hours for 18 holes on the Championship Course.
- The Superintendent shall from time to time place certain areas under restriction. Appropriate signs, stakes or ropes will mark such areas; please observe these restrictions.
GUEST POLICY VALID DURING EACH GOLF SEASON
- Golf season is defined as April 1 through October 31; the same guest can play a total of 6 rounds on both courses combined within this period.
- Guests must be registered in the Golf Shop prior to play.
- Guest play is not allowed before 11:00 AM on Saturday, Sunday, and holidays.
