– Dress Codes –

For Playing Golf

• Wear a hat or a sun visor to prevent danger and heat stroke.
• Wear sportswear and shirts with collars and sleeves.
• High-necked shirts must have a collar height of at least 3 cm.
• Shirts that could be mistaken for T-shirts, camouflage patterns, or other flamboyant clothing are prohibited.
• If you are wearing a high-performance undergarment, wear a shirt over it.
• Please keep the hem of your shirt tucked inside your pants or skirt and wear a belt. However, only women are allowed to wear shirts with the hem untucked.
• The wearing of the following pants is prohibited.

• Pants similar to jeans, such as denim pants
• Pants with outside pockets similar to cargo pants (inside pockets may be worn even if they have zippers)
• Short pants that are too short
• Pants that cover the knees (women may wear these pants).
• Extremely short miniskirts or hot pants
• Leggings and spats
• Pants with camouflage patterns or designs that are too ornate

• If you wear short pants, please wear socks that cover your ankles.
• Wear soft spikes or spikeless shoes.
• Refrain from wearing rainwear, windbreakers, and jumpers in the cafeteria.

For Visit to the Club

• Be sure to wear a suit, jacket, blazer, or similar jacket. Blousons and jumpers are not acceptable. However, this excludes the period of extreme heat from June to September.
• Jeans, cargo pants (with pockets on the sides), training wear, and short pants are not permitted.
• Sneakers (athletic shoes), sandals, and golf shoes are not permitted.

– Etiquette & Manners Guide –

– Etiquette & Manners –

In the Clubhouse

• Turn off your cell phone or set it to silent mode and refrain from talking outside of designated areas. Keep the volume of your calls to a level that will not disturb other visitors, even in the designated areas.
• Smoking is not permitted anywhere in the building. Please smoke outside in designated areas.
• Leave your valuables in the valuables box.
• Remove your hat inside the clubhouse.
• No alcoholic beverages are allowed to be sold to drivers.

About Playing Golf

• Play 9 holes in 2 hours and 10 minutes or less.
• Be careful not to leave more than one hole between you and the group in front of you.
• Keep your total handicap within 90.
• Check in 30 minutes prior to the start time.
• Enter and exit the bunkers from low spots, and players are requested to clean up their footprints and ball marks.
• Pitch marks and spike marks on the greens should be repaired by players.
• Turn off your cell phone or set it to silent mode, and refrain from using it for non-emergency calls or for use that may delay play.
• Smoking is not permitted on the course, including the teahouse and carts. Smoking is only permitted around the ashtrays on each teeing ground.
• Do not walk in front of the carts as they are not equipped with sensors.
• No one other than players is allowed on the course.