Golf Attire, Etiquette, Pace of Play
Attire: Dress code applies to the golf course, practice facilities and clubhouse.
Members are responsible to make sure their guests are appropriately attired.
During the Golf Season, the BCC dress code prohibits the wearing of jeans, cargo pants/shorts, shirts without collars for men and tank tops for ladies. Shirts must be tucked in for men.
NO CUT OFFS OR GYM ATTIRE ALLOWED. SOFT SPIKES REQUIRED.
Etiquette: Golf is best played by adhering to the following two principles:
Play the ball as it lies.
Play and leave the Course as you find it ~ OR BETTER!
Leave the course as you find it means:
- Repair ball marks.
- Replace divots!! Only use sand when you cannot replace your divot.
- Rake bunkers.
- Obey cart regulations.
Pace of Play: The pace of play is a continuing focus of the golf operation.
Belmont pace of play is based on a 4 hour round.
Starting, turn, and finishing times are closely monitored.
Players who fail to keep up with the pace of play will be approached.
Punishments for violations will vary depending on the circumstance and number of offenses.
Tournament pace of play issues may result in stroke penalties to individuals and teams.
Continued issues with pace of play may result in suspensions based upon our Board of Directors Golf Rules.
Definitions
“Family Guest”: A son, daughter, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, grandchild, father, mother, brother, sister, father-in-law, mother-in-law, brother-in-law, and sister-in-law.
“Unaccompanied”: An unaccompanied guest has a tee time made by a member that cannot accompany this guest. It may also apply to special requests from golf professionals at other courses seeking to get a tee time for their members if their home course is not available. Unaccompanied guests may not have priority tee times such as play before 10:30 am or weekends before Noon.
Number of Guest Rounds Allowed: The same guest shall be allowed to play no more than a TOTAL of five (5) rounds per calendar year.