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DRESS CODE

The following code has been reviewed and approved by the BTCC Board of Governors. BTCC maintains a dress code tradition and philosophy that is respectful of the membership and the community of the Club as a whole. All members and their guests are expected to be familiar with the dress code as outlined here and to adhere to these guidelines. The Board of Governors and/or the Management reserve the right to amend this dress code at any time as deemed appropriate.

Special Events sponsored by the Club or other organizations may have specific dress requirements that will be posted in advance.

Please note: The General Manager and his staff have the responsibility to monitor and enforce the dress code. If a member or guest is in violation of the code, the management and/or staff will alert the member to the violation and ask that it be corrected. If the violation cannot be corrected appropriately, the member or guest may be asked to leave the Club premises. The violation will be noted and further infringements by the same member (either for themselves or any guests) may result in disciplinary action.

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MAIN CLUBHOUSE

Before 5:30 PM
• Golf and Racquets attire are permitted (other than the exceptions noted below).

After 5:30 PM
• Racquets attire is NOT permitted in the Founders Bar on Friday and Saturday night.
• Sports Attire is NOT permitted in the Grille Room and Dining Room.

**Management may allow Racquets and/or Golf attire at their discretion in certain areas of the Clubhouse.
 
The following is NOT permitted in the Clubhouse AT ANY TIME for men, women, and children:
• Tee shirts.
• Cargo pants/shorts.
 • Denim/jean jackets.
• Athletic shorts or short shorts.
• Sweatpants and sweatshirts (hooded or non-hooded).
• Halter tops, tank tops, bare midriff tops or dresses.
• Hooded sweaters.
• Plastic or rubber flip-flops/sandals including “Crocs”.

Golf hoodies (as defined by the Golf Committee) will be considered golf attire and will be treated when and where golf attire is allowed.

The following is NOT permitted in the Clubhouse AT ANY TIME for men, women, and children:

  • Tee shirts.
  • Cargo pants/shorts.
  • Denim/jean jackets.
  • Athletic shorts or short shorts.
  • Sweatpants and sweatshirts (hooded or non-hooded).
  • Halter tops, tank tops, bare midriff tops or dresses.
  • Hooded sweaters.
  • Plastic or rubber flip-flops/sandals including “Crocs”.

The following are the Clubhouse dress codes for men, women, and children:
 
Men (and boys 12 and over)
Tailored dress or casual pants, Bermuda shorts, or dress jeans (not ripped, torn, frayed, or faded).
• Collared shirts or turtlenecks that are tucked in.
• Dress sweaters without collars are permitted.
• Footwear – dress shoes, boat shoes, driving moccasins, or dress sneakers (conservative in color and style – not sports sneakers or white sneakers).
• Sandals are not allowed for men.
• No hats are permitted for men.

Women (and girls 12 and over)
Tailored dress or casual pants, dress jeans (not ripped, torn, frayed, embellished, or faded), dresses, skirts, or Bermuda shorts of an appropriate length (mid-thigh) are permitted.
• Leggings are only permitted if they are not athletic leggings, and they are paired with a long tunic-style shirt or sweater.
• Appropriate collared or collarless tops are permitted. Tops may be worn untucked, provided they are so designed.
• Footwear – dress shoes, boat shoes, driving moccasins, dress sandals, or dress sneakers (conservative in color and style – not sports sneakers or white sneakers).
• Fashion hats.
• Golf caps, and visors are not allowed in the Founder’s Bar and Grill Room after 5:30PM.
 
Children under 12
• Same as above for boys and girls (as applicable), except that clean tennis or training shoes are permitted.
 

HEADWEAR

Gentlemen are expected to remove their hats or visors whenever entering the Clubhouse. Wearing a baseball-style cap backwards is NOT acceptable in any Club area.

GOLF COURSE & PRACTICE AREA

  • Golf hoodies (as defined by the Golf Committee) will be considered golf attire and will be treated when and where golf attire is allowed.
  • Spike-less golf shoes are required.
  • No jeans, jean shorts, cargo shorts, or cargo pants are allowed.

Men (and Boys 12 and over)

  • Golf pants or Bermuda shorts (no short shorts)
  • Golf shirts can be collared or rounded; shirts must be tucked in.
  • Belts are required with all shorts and pants.

Women (and Girls 12 and over)

  • Golf pants, skirts, skorts, or Bermuda style shorts. NO short shorts or tennis skirts.
  • Sleeved or sleeveless golf shirts can be collared or rounded, and a shirt may be worn, not tucked in, provided it is so designed.

Children under 12

  • Same as above for boys and girls, except that smart tennis or training shoes are permitted.

 

RACQUET SPORTS DRESS CODE

  • Tennis shoes are required.
  • No jeans, jean shorts, cargo shorts, or cargo pants are allowed.
  • Hats must be worn bill/visor forward.
  • Warm-up attire (including sweatpants and sweatshirts) of any color is permissible.
  • Spectators must be in appropriate racquets, golf, or Clubhouse attire.
  • No cotton tee shirts, cutoff shorts, swimwear, bare midriffs

Tennis Har Tru Clay Courts

  • Tennis Whites (maximum 25% color) are required
  • Rounded collars are permissible.

Paddle, Pickleball, & Tennis Hard Courts

  • Color tennis/sport-appropriate clothing is allowed.

 

AQUATICS DRESS CODE

Appropriate dress for the pool is casual.
  • Clothing should not be offensive to other members.
  • Cargo shorts and cargo short style bathing suits are permitted.
  • No jean shorts or frayed, ripped jeans.
  • Tee shirts which are neat, clean, and not ripped or torn are permitted.
  • Pool attire is only allowed in the pool area and walking to and from the car.