Guest Policy

Guest Check-In and Responsibility

For golf, guests must check-in at the Golf Shop upon arrival before proceeding to the practice facilities.

Payment

Please note that Racine Country Club is a cashless facility. Guests may pay using a credit card or by charging expenses to the member's account.

Dress Code Guidelines

Members and guests should dress appropriately for a private club. Members are responsible for communicating to their guests the Club’s dress code and policies. Please use common sense in determining if an article of clothing is appropriate. Err on the conservative side. If unsure of an article of clothing, it’s best not to wear it. Different areas of the Club may have different guidelines.

Management reserves the right to request that Members or guests change inappropriate attire before participating in Club activities.

Please keep the following rules in mind.

Clubhouse and Billows Lodge

Members and guests are requested to remove caps, visors, and hats when in any of the dining areas.

Golf shorts must have an inseam of at least 6” for men and 5” for women. Gentlemen are required to wear shirts with collars and sleeves. Collared golf shirts, mock collar, or turtleneck shirts must always be tucked into slacks or shorts. Hats are not to be worn backwards. Overly revealing clothing, halter tops, bare midriffs, and pool attire (including cover-ups, flip-flops, and bare feet) are not permitted.

Clothing that is not appropriate includes cut-offs, running, or gym shorts; parachute or cargo pants; and warm-up or sweat suits.

Gentlemen are not required to wear jackets or ties in any of the dining areas unless otherwise noted for a special event.

Blue Jeans

Jeans must be clean, not worn, torn, or baggy, and considered in style and design. Notwithstanding this general policy regarding jeans, the Club reserves the right to prohibit jeans at certain Club functions. Any “non-jeans” event will be noted as such in advance.

Denim can always be worn in any of the dining areas.

Jeans are not allowed on the golf course, driving range, or short range.

Golf Course and Practice Facilities

Golf shorts must have an inseam of at least 6” for men and 5” for women. Gentlemen are required to wear shirts with collars and sleeves. Collared golf shirts, mock collar, or turtleneck shirts must always be tucked into slacks or shorts. Hats are not to be worn backwards. Overly revealing clothing, halter tops, bare midriffs, and pool attire (including cover-ups, flip-flops, and bare feet) are not permitted.

This dress code applies to all practice facilities as well as the golf course.

Shoes must be appropriate for golf and metal spikes are prohibited.

Clothing that is not appropriate includes T-shirts, tank tops, cut-offs, tennis or gym shorts, tennis or running shorts, parachute or cargo pants, warm-up or sweat suits, and hooded sweatshirts.

Racquet Sports

Racquet players must be dressed in proper and accepted tennis/racquet apparel and regulation shoes must always be worn on the courts. Tee shirts can be worn on the racquet courts.

Dress that is considered appropriate for tennis/racquet sports is allowed only in the Clubhouse Grill Bar, Billows Lodge, and any of the patios/terraces.

Swimwear

Appropriate swimwear is always required at the Swimming Pools.

Swimming attire is not permitted anywhere in the Clubhouse and/or Billows Lodge, other than in a locker room.

Children

Children aged 10 and under are expected to always be dressed appropriately; children aged 11 and older are required to follow the dress code.