WBDGA Dress Code

 

~ Golf skirts, skorts and shorts, all not more than 4 inches above the knee, slacks, capris, shirts with sleeves and/or sleeveless shirts with collars ARE acceptable. 

~ Short shorts, tank tops, racer back tops, tennis-length shorts, leggings/tights only, and jeans are NOT acceptable at any event.  A proper length skirt or skort over leggings/tights is acceptable.

~ Players who do not comply will be given the opportunity to change, wear rain pants or buy appropriate attire from the host pro shop. 

~ Failure to honor this policy will result in disqualification from the event. 

~ While dining inside the host clubhouse or on outside dining areas following play you must remove your visor, cap or hat.

~ It’s important that we respect our host clubs so our WBDGA dress code should be the dress code followed for every event.

 

Player Code

The WBDGA reserves the right to accept, decline or withdraw any entry at any time. Any member whose entry is accepted shall be subject to the rules and conditions of play set by the tournament chairwoman. The reason for rejection of an entry may include, but is not limited to, unbecoming conduct (language, throwing clubs, poor treatment of other competitors, intentional slow play).

The purpose of our Policy is to ensure a safe and positive environment at our events, making sure that all individuals and host staff are aware that there is an expectation of appropriate behavior, consistent with USGA competition rules.

We are committed to providing an environment in which everyone is treated with mutual respect. Incidents of unbecoming conduct or actions deemed to be detrimental to our image or the “Spirit of the Game” are unacceptable. Any Individual who violates this Policy during a Tournament/Event (including before, during, or after play) may be disqualified from the Tournament/Event and the Individual may be subject to additional discipline, including expulsion from the organization.

 

Disorderly behavior, including:

~ Use of cell phones in/around a clubhouse or golf course against host club guidelines;

~ Verbal or physical abuse, or threats of abuse, to other players or staff;

~ Unbecoming conduct including excessive use of profanity, club throwing;

~ Consuming alcohol on the golf course during play;

~ Damage to the golf course including failure to care for the course, and including, but not limited to filling or replacing divots, repairing ball marks, raking bunkers, or following cart rules.

 

All food & beverage policies of the host club should be followed.

No alcohol may be brought on to a host course’s property for consumption on the property.

Members must abide by the host club's rules including dress code (note that our dress code may be stricter than a host club’s rules and our dress code should be followed).

Failure to post scores for handicapping purposes or manipulation of scores for handicapping purposes goes against the Spirit of the Game. Remember to properly post all scores in Golf Genius, Golf Canada, or post using your club’s preferred handicap software.

Please note that by entering our competitions, all participants agree that there are certain risks inherent in the game of golf and accept personal and sole liability for all such risks, including, but not limited to, any health-related risks.

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