Guest Information

It is our pleasure to welcome you as a guest to Charles River Country Club!

In order to make your visit as enjoyable as possible, we have provided some general guest information below for your review.
  • Dress Code
    • The Charles River CC Dress Code is designed to promote a comfortable and tasteful environment for recreation, dining and socializing.

      All Members, family and guests of Members, and visitors to the Club are expected to adhere to the Dress Code. Members are responsible for informing their family and guests of the applicable provisions of the Dress Code and ensuring their family and guests’ attire complies with the Dress Code.

      Management and staff have been directed to politely inform persons who are not in compliance with the Dress Code.  Those who are not in compliance may be asked to either move to a venue in the Club where their attire is acceptable or change their attire or leave the Club premises.

      With regard to specific provisions of the Dress Code, Members and their family, guests, and visitors should err on the side of conservatism when in doubt.

      Specific Dress for Club events and functions will be noted in separate communications to Members.

      GENERAL CRCC DRESS CODE GUIDELINES

      “Acceptable Denim” means:
      For men and ladies, well-kept solid colored denim (including blue denim) attire that is not faded, torn, frayed, or patched. Denim jackets and shorts of any kind are not permitted.

      “Acceptable Footwear” means:
      For men, shoes and for ladies, shoes including smart looking open-toed sandals, all subject to limitations in certain venues at certain times; Spikeless Golf shoes may be worn in the Clubhouse, Pavilion and Pool area. For both men and ladies, bare feet are not permitted anywhere inside the Clubhouse (except in the locker rooms) or in any of the outdoor dining areas except the pool.
      “Flip flops” are acceptable for outdoor dining areas, travelling between the locker rooms and pool, or the locker rooms and the parking lot, but are not acceptable in the clubhouse. They may be worn in the clubhouse while transitioning to another location.

      “Pool Attire” means:
      Bathing suits, cutoff shorts, tank tops, tee shirts and bare feet are acceptable in this area. Individuals who wish to come to the main locker room from the pool to change clothing may do so as long as they use the rear entrance of the club. For traveling between the pool area and the clubhouse, women should wear a wrap and men must be wearing a shirt.

      “Golf Attire” means:
      For men, shorts (no shorter than mid-thigh) or slacks, and collared shirts, turtlenecks or mock turtlenecks with sleeves. Shirttails must be tucked-in at all times. Cargo shorts or pants with multiple pockets are not acceptable at any time.
      For ladies, skirts, smart shorts and skorts (no shorter than mid-thigh) or slacks, and appropriate golf tops/shirts (with or without sleeves). Logo tee shirts are not appropriate. Golf attire that is purchased in the CRCC golf shop may be assumed to be in compliance. Spikeless golf shoes of the style and variety, that are generally acceptable for play on private golf courses, are required for men and ladies.
      Denim jeans or shorts are not acceptable attire for men or ladies on the golf course. Bathing suits or swimwear may not be worn on the golf course. Playing golf in open-toed sandals, flip-flops or bare feet is not permitted.

      “Smart Casual” means:
      For men, shorts (no shorter than mid-thigh), slacks, and collared shirts with sleeves tucked-in, except for men’s shirts that are specifically designed not to be tucked-in. For ladies, skirts, dresses, pants, tailored shorts with smart blouses or tailored tops.

      “Tennis Attire” means:
      For all players, conventional tennis clothing, with white as the predominant color and tennis footwear with a flat sole that will not damage a clay court surface.

      “Unacceptable Dresswear” means and applies to all of the Club’s dining and bar venues, the golf course and the tennis courts:
      For men and ladies, ripped or stained tee shirts, tank tops or sleeveless shirts for men, tube tops for ladies, cut-off or torn shorts or pants, cargo shorts or pants, workout clothing, sweatpants.

      “Unacceptable Headwear” means:
      For men and ladies (i) hats worn inside the Clubhouse at all times, with the exception of ladies’ dress hats which are permitted in all dining venues at all times, and (ii) billed hats or peaked caps worn sideways or backwards and applies to anywhere on Club property.

      DINING VENUES, GOLF COURSE, TENNIS COURTS – SPECIFIC DRESS REQUIREMENTS

      CLUBHOUSE (Pub, Pub Porch & Deck, River Rooms & Front Patio)

      For men and ladies: Smart Casual, Acceptable Denim, Acceptable Footwear. Golf Attire is also acceptable.

      Pavillion and Front Patio
      For men and ladies: Smart Casual; Golf Attire and Tennis Attire; Acceptable Denim and Acceptable Footwear or flip flops

      GOLF COURSE
      For men and ladies: Golf Attire
      Members and guests are asked to be mindful to clean their golf shoes before entering the Clubhouse or to use the locker rooms for changing out of their golf shoes into Acceptable Footwear.

      TENNIS COURTS
      For men and ladies: Tennis Attire.

      Pool Area
      For men and ladies: Pool Attire.

      Individuals in Unacceptable Dresswear or who are otherwise not in compliance with the above dress requirements may be asked to either move to a venue in the Club where their attire is acceptable, change their attire or leave the Club premises. Please make sure you inform your guests of our dress code prior to their arrival. Thank you for your cooperation in helping us maintain a tasteful and comfortable environment for all.

  • Cell Phone Policy
    • Use of cell phones on Club property is restricted to the locker rooms and the parking lots. Please be considerate of your fellow participants and spectators.

  • Pace of Play
    • The Charles River Golf Committee expects that a foursome should complete a round of golf in not more than four hours and five minutes, or complete play within ten minutes of the group ahead.

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