CLUBHOUSE DRESS CODE
Revised 10/27/15
Overlake’s dress code is a reflection of the Club’s traditions and values as a long-standing golf and
country club in Medina. Members are responsible for assuring that their families and guests are aware
of these standards and abide by them. These standards apply to all adults and children.
Men’s Attire Standards:
Golf attire (collared shirts) and golf shorts or slacks.
“Business casual” clothing such as dress shirts, sweaters, pullovers and shirt styles designed to
be worn untucked are allowed.
Men and boys are to remove caps and visors while seated in the clubhouse. Caps and visors
worn in transit through the clubhouse shall be worn “bill forward.” Caps may be worn in
outdoor areas.
Denim is allowed in the clubhouse however not anywhere where golf is played or practiced.
Denim jeans must be appropriately appointed and free of frayed ends, holes, tears or excessive
adornment. Cutoff shorts are not allowed.
Athletic attire – tee shirts, sweatshirts, sweat pants, basketball shorts, and drawstring shorts –
is not allowed.
Swimwear is not allowed inside the clubhouse.
Tennis attire is allowed in the clubhouse and deck, except after 6 p.m. in the dining room and
ballrooms (Grill and deck okay).
Women’s Attire Standards:
Golf attire.
All country club appropriate clothing is allowed. We count on our members to use their best
judgment regarding appropriate attire for our country club environment.
Visors and caps are allowed for women throughout the clubhouse except after 6 p.m. in the dining
room and ballrooms (Grill and deck okay).
Denim jeans are allowed in the clubhouse, but is not allowed where golf is played or practiced.
Denim jeans must be appropriately appointed and free of frayed ends, holes, tears or excessive
adornment. Cutoff shorts are not allowed.
Athletic attire – tee shirts, sweatshirts, yoga pants, clothing designed for working out, and
swimwear – is not allowed in the clubhouse.
Tennis attire is allowed in the clubhouse and deck, except after 6:00 p.m. in the dining room
and ballrooms (Grill and deck okay).
Children:
Children are to follow the same dress code as adults.
Children (elementary school age) are allowed to wear their clean team uniforms inside the
clubhouse.