Pine Hills Country Club welcomes you to our unique and historic golf club. We know that your experience will be most enjoyable if you follow the Pine Hills traditions, customs, and rules.
Cell Phones
The use of cell phones is not permitted in the clubhouse dining rooms, patio, or pool complex. No audible communication or technology is allowed on the golf course and practice areas. Cell phone calls may be made in the parking lot or in the locker room. Use of earbuds is permitted but only be used in areas where phone calls are allowed. The use of silent communication is acceptable as long as it is not disrupting fellow members and guests.
Attire
Proper attire is required at all times on Club property. The Club always honors a more traditional attire, and good taste and judgement should always prevail in the absence of a specific requirement. When in doubt, the Club prefers that its members and guests dress up rather than dress down when visiting the Club.
Clubhouse attire generally means business casual except as provided herein or specified for special events. All clothing must be neat, clean, un-tattered and otherwise orderly. Denim, as set forth below, is only allowed in the 19th Hole. Shirttails must be tucked in everywhere, except as set forth below.
Attire that is deemed appropriate in all areas of Club property at all times:
- Men/Boys: Traditional club attire which includes a sport coat, a collared shirt, dress or casual non-denim slacks, or Bermuda-length shorts.
- Women/Girls: Dresses, skirts, slacks, and shorts of mid thigh length, sleeveless shirts with a collar.
Exceptions:
Notwithstanding the prohibited attire, the following attire can be worn as specified:
- Tailored button-down collared dress or casual collared shirts which by their design are intended to be worn without being tucked into pants, shorts, or skirts.
- Athletic and normal exercise or work-out apparel may be worn in the tennis and pool areas.
- Jeans that are in good taste; not low, tight, baggy, or faded; are permitted in the 19th Hole.
Golf Attire
Golf attire should be neat, tailored and consistent with the standards of the Club. The Club reserves the right to require any member or guest to change any attire that does not comply with the dress code.
Soft Spikes: All members and their guests are required to wear soft spikes on the golf course as well as in the practice areas. No metal spikes are permitted.
Gentlemen: Attire should be of standard golf fashion with collared golf or sport shirts and mock neck, both long and short sleeve permitted. Gentlemen are expected to have their shirts tucked in at all times. Shorts inseam must reach below mid-thigh. No denim, short shorts, cutoffs, cargo pants or shorts are permitted. Hats should be removed when indoors and worn with the brim facing forwards at all times.
Ladies: Attire should consist of skirts, skorts, slacks, or shorts no more than 4 inches above the knee with a modest blouse or designer tee shirt. Shorts or skirt inseam must reach below mid-thigh. Mock neck in sleeveless, short sleeve, or long sleeve are also permitted. A mock is considered to be collared. When wearing a sleeveless shirt, it must have a collar. Tops designed to be worn un-tucked are generally acceptable. All clothing must be conservative and golf specific. Halter, tube or tank tops, open midriffs, short shorts, tennis skirts, jeans, denim of any kind and work-out attire are not acceptable anywhere on the premises.
Pace of Play
Pine Hills employs a ten (10) minute interval for tee times, allowing for an enjoyable round without feeling pushed or crowded. Pace of play for a foursome is established at four (4) hours for 18 holes, slightly longer if carts are confined to paths and maintain your position on the course.
- Your position on the course is immediately behind the group in front of you, not immediately in front of the group behind you.
Smoking Policy
Smoking, including vaping, is prohibited indoors, the pool complex, and any general gathering area. Smoking is permitted on the golf course and in the parking lot of the Club. Cigar and cigarette butts, and smokeless tobacco products should be disposed of in ta proper receptacle.

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