- Guest Information

Upon Arrival

Golfing Guests ~ On arrival please drop your golf clubs at the bag drop located directly in front of the Pro Shop. Ring the bell and one of our back shop attendants will collect your equipment. Once you have parked your vehicle and gathered your shoes, check in at the Pro Shop. Either your host for your round or a member of our staff will give you information on directions to the locker room. Check in with the locker room steward at the counter just left of the bottom of the stairs. They will escort you to the guest lockers.

If your host has yet to make contact with you, please return to the Pro Shop, and one of our staff will give you information pertaining to the whereabouts of your host, and your clubs, the practice area, putting green, chalet and the first tee.

Upon completion of your round you may leave your clubs at the designated area just past the end of cart path from the 18th green. Our staff will pick up your clubs, clean them, and put them on the bag rack at the rear back shop entrance door. After you have finished in the clubhouse please drive your vehicle back to the bag drop area at the front of the golf shop. Enter the Pro Shop and our staff will take your clubs to your car after you have identified them. If it is after dark and you are still in the clubhouse, our staff will deliver your clubs to the cloakroom, which is just inside the front doors of the clubhouse.

We certainly hope you will enjoy your round at Burlington. It will be our pleasure to serve you.

Dress Code

A dress code policy is essential to preserve the tradition of attire relating to golf, curling and social functions in the clubhouse. Both members and guests are obligated to conform to this dress code so all can be assured of a pleasurable atmosphere in which to entertain ourselves, our families and our guests. The Clubhouse staff has authority granted by the Board of Directors to refuse Clubhouse privileges to those in violation of the Dress Code.

CASUAL ATTIRE

Appropriate attire is required for all areas of the clubhouse. In general, approved golf course and curling attire serves as the basic clubhouse requirements for all members, children and guests. Members are responsible for communicating the Clubhouse dress code to their guests. Jeans are acceptable, however must be neat and presentable and may not be torn, frayed, ripped or tattered. They must be worn snuggly at the waist or above the hips. Footwear must be worn at all times. (Socks are not required for sandals, deck shoes or slip-on loafers.) Ladies golf hats/visors can be worn in the Locker room, patio and Mixed Member bar but cannot be worn in the Member Dining room, Banquet room or Curling lounge.

GENTLEMEN:

Approved golf or curling attire
Collared shirts, turtlenecks, mock necks, crewnecks
Shirts tucked in unless specifically designed to be worn out
Tailored pants or golf shorts
Golf hats/visors cannot be worn in the clubhouse

LADIES:

Approved golf or curling attire
Dresses, suits, skirts Tailored pants, or capris
Golf hats/visors can be worn in the Locker room, patio and Mixed Member bar but cannot be worn in the Member Dining room, Banquet room or Curling Lounge

NOT ALLOWED:

Cargo shorts or pants
Sweat suits
Cut off shorts, Jean Shorts, Jean Skirts
T-Shirts
Bare midriffs Sports Team Wear

LOGO & INSIGNIA:

Any logo or insignia must be tailored and in good taste. Commercial logos other than golf insignias must be no larger than four (4) inches by two (2) inches in size.

Gentlemen ~ Have a look at this example of the Men's Dress Code

Golf attire should be tailored and in good taste.
Proper golf shorts may be worn with either sockettes or knee socks. Sockettes must be no longer than three inches above the shoe. No other length of sock is permitted. Calf socks rolled down to ankle height are not permitted with shorts.
The length of the golf shorts may be either: 19 inches in length from the waist or no more than 3 inches above the top of the kneecap.
Golf shirts must be the type with a collar, turtleneck, or mock turtleneck, and must be tucked in.
Golf shoes must be worn.
Metal spiked golf shoes may not be worn.
No tee shirts, jeans, jogger/rugger or running pants may be worn.

Ladies ~ Have a look at this example of the Ladies Dress Code

Reasonable length of golf short not more than six inches above mid knee not to exceed mid thigh.
Golf tops must have sleeves or collars.
No spandex.
No jeans.
Tailored pants.
Capri pants.
Soft spiked shoes with knee hi socks or sockettes not more than 3 inches above the shoe.
All tops must be tucked in unless they are manufactured for the sole purpose of being worn over shorts or slacks.

No rugger pants, track or jogging suits are permitted in the Curling Rink, Lounge, Club House or golf course at any time. On the ice, jeans are not permitted and only proper curling footwear or clean running shoes shall be worn. No street shoes or boots.

Cell Phone Policy

Cell phones must be kept on silent mode at all times while on club property. Cell phones may be used in the west wing on the main floor of the clubhouse, in the parking lots and in the lower level locker rooms. The main floor west wing includes the Conference Rooms, the Banquet Lounge area, the Banquet Room and the Administrative Offices.

Receiving and making calls on cell phones is prohibited in all other areas of the Clubhouse, Patios, Pro Shop and Chalet.

Cell phones are restricted on the golf course with the exception of outgoing emergency calls or calls for emergencies services that must be received. In these situations, phones must be kept on vibrate and answered discretely.

There are no restrictions to text messaging, which is permitted in all areas of club property.

If uncertain of area restrictions, please consult a staff member.

Club Cannabis Policy

The smoking or consumption of cannabis in any form by members, visitors or their guests is prohibited on ALL BGCC property. The Chief Operating Officer (“COO”) as agent for the Board of Directors may permit a member or his or her guest to use cannabis for medical purposes in a specially designated area of the club if the member or guest provides to the COO a medical certificate from his or her treating physician verifying the need for the use of medical cannabis. However, the request and medical certificate must be presented to the COO 24 hours in advance of any such use on BGCC property so as to facilitate an individual accommodation plan, if appropriate. The COO, in consultation with the club’s lawyers, may develop and post guidelines in order to implement this policy.