Guest Information

GOLF 

BAG DROP 

 As you enter our Club, proceed past the Clubhouse to our outside services manager, who will greet you, take your bag and direct you to the locker room.  Please note that members and guests are not permitted to change shoes or clothes in the parking lot.  Both men's and ladies' locker rooms are available. 

GOLF DRESS CODE    

Men
Bottoms: No cargo shorts or pants are allowed.  Golf pant and shorts only.
Tops:  All shirts must be tucked in at all times.  Shirts must have collars or mock design.  Sweaters and golf outerwear are acceptable at all times. Golf specific outerwear with hoods are acceptable.
Footwear intended for golf.
Headwear:  All hats must be worn forward at all times.
Women
Bottoms: Golf pants, skirts, skorts or shorts.
Tops: Shirts may be worn untucked if designed to do so.  Shirts without sleeves must have a collar.  Shirts with sleeves may be worn without a collar. Golf specific outerwear with hoods are acceptable.
Footwear intended for golf. 
Headwear:  All hats must be worn forward at all times.

RANGE POLICY   

No member or guest may hit balls over the net on the Practice Range.  Any member or guest caught doing so will have their range privileges revoked for the season.

PACE OF PLAY

18 Hole Rounds must be played in 4 hours. Groups who have 1 hole open in front of them are deemed out of position and will receive a warning. 

ETIQUETTE   

Members and their guests are required to act in a manner that is respectable to all other members, guests and staff, including children.  Loud, unruly, disruptive behavior and language will not be tolerated.

MOBILE DEVICES   

The Deal Golf & Country Club policy prohibits talking on mobile devices on the golf course, at the Halfway House and in the Clubhouse, with the following exceptions: Locker Rooms & Parking Lot.  Exception permits the use of mobile devices on the golf course in cases of medical necessity only when someone on the golf course needs immediate medical care and for the purpose of notifying the Golf Shop of a problem concerning slow play. Cell phones should be placed in vibrate mode. Using your cell phone on the golf course for certain purposes is acceptable (e.g. texting, email or determining yardage) as long as such usage does not cause any noise. The primary consideration should be to avoid any cell phone activity that might create noise, distract a player or slow down play.