Our list of Club Rules and Regulations is straightforward and in line with the traditions of the club. These regulations have been put in place to ensure that standards of dress and behaviour in the clubhouse and on the course are kept as high as possible – we are sure that they will be appreciated by all who enjoy the finest the game has to offer.
Making yourself aware of the rules will avoid any embarrassment to yourself or to officials and members of the club. For us, the ownership and maintenance of this historic course and clubhouse is a source of great pride and pleasure. Naturally we wish every golfer who plays here to enjoy our course and facilities to the full.
Dress rules on the course
- No denim jeans or other forms of denim wear.
- No wearing of tee shirts and shirts without collars or sleeves.
- No training, track or sports shoes.
- No track suits.
- No wearing of trousers inside socks unless specifically designed for the purpose.
- Gentlemen may wear tailored shorts on the golf course.
Rules in the Clubhouse
Dress Code
Smart casual wear is acceptable in all areas of the Clubhouse. Players whose clothes are showing the rigours of the course are expected to change or tidy up, and to remove waterproofs, before using all areas of the Club. The dress code is displayed behind the bar and on the noticeboards. You can also view the dress code here.
Hats
All forms of golfing headwear should be removed on entering the Clubhouse.
Lounges
No golf shoes are allowed in the carpeted lounges or the chapel.
Personal Belongings
Golf bags, sports bags, shoes and other personal equipment should not be left in the hall or passageways. No golf equipment (individual clubs etc) in the clubhouse except to/from/in locker rooms
Vaping
The use of vapes is prohibited anywhere in the clubhouse.
Course Care and Player Consideration
Please leave the course as you would expect to find it by repairing all pitch marks and replacing divots.
Give players around you due consideration by keeping up with pace of play and call the game behind you through, if you lose a hole on the players in front.
All visitors must sign the Visitors Book and pay green fees before playing and display their temporary membership tags visibly on their golf bag.
In the unlikely event that the rules are not complied with Manchester Golf Club reserves the right to request any visitor to leave the course and/or clubhouse.
Please follow these rules and enjoy your golf at Manchester Golf Club!
