Etiquette & Dress Code
From the golf course and tennis courts to our dining rooms, Druid Hills' membership appreciates and takes pride in maintaining an appropriate balance between casual and semiformal attire. Members are responsible for ensuring that their guests adhere to the following guidelines as well.
Dining Rooms (to include all members and guests ages 5 and older)
Lullwater Room
Men are required to wear collared shirts or banded-collar dress shirts and long pants at all times inside the dining room. Proper length Bermuda shorts (mid-thigh) are permitted on the Terrace only. Athletic attire (including fitness and tennis attire,) hats and tattered clothes, or those with holes in them, are not permitted. Jackets for men are recommended, but not required.
Main Bar
Men are required to wear collared shirts and long pants at all times. Athletic attire, (including fitness and tennis attire,) hats and shorts are not permitted.
Dogwood Grill
Casual attire, to include denim and appropriate golf and tennis attire, is acceptable; however, men must have shirts with sleeves and may not wear hats in this room. Tennis outfits must have proper cover ups. Tank-tops are not permitted. Clothes with holes or those that are tattered are not acceptable. No cut-offs permitted. Those with bathing suits and workout attire must have a cover-up appropriate for dining in a restaurant. Spandex is not permitted. Shorts must be mid-thigh in length or longer.
Golf House Grill
Exactly the same as the Dogwood Grill with the exception of hats for men, which, if worn, must be appropriate for golf.
Clubhouse
When using the main and front areas of the Club such as the Grand Ballroom, Living Room, Reception area and private banquet areas, we remind you that your fellow members often host events requiring jackets and ties. Please extend to them the courtesy that they deserve in keeping their events distinctly private.
Golf
Denim, cargo pants, cut-off s, ripped or frayed pants, tennis shorts, and workout clothes are not appropriate golf attire. All golfers must wear golf shoes with soft spikes. Sandals and flip flops are prohibited from all golf facilities including the putting greens.
For Men – Shirts with sleeves and collars are required. Turtlenecks and mock turtle necks are acceptable. Shirttails must be tucked in at all times.
For Women – Halter tops, razor backs, tank tops and any top that exposes the midriff are not permitted. Skirts, shorts and skorts must be longer than mid-thigh.
Tennis
Collared shirts for men are recommended but not required. Bathing suits, cutoff s, running shorts and running shoes are not permitted. Men cannot wear sleeveless shirts. T-shirts with large graphics and advertising will be discouraged.
Denim and Casual Clothing
Dress denim is permitted in the Main Clubhouse (including the dining rooms and Main Bar), the Golf House Grill and in the Men's and Women's Locker Rooms and Lounges.
No holes, tears, faded or tattered denim will be permitted and no cut-offs will be allowed. This includes denim shorts, long pants and skirts. While denim is permitted in specified areas, it is not the preferred attire.
No area of the club, with the exception of the locker rooms and men's and ladies' lounges, permits swim wear or workout attire, tank-style tops and spandex without a proper cover-up that is appropriate for dining.
T-shirts and sweat pants are not permitted in any area of the club with the exception of the locker rooms and men's and ladies' lounges and the fitness facility.
In all areas for all ages and for both genders, clothes cannot be excessively tight, baggy or short.
Cell phones may be used on Club property except:
- On the golf course
- On or around the practice tee or practice greens
- In the Clubhouses (They may however, be used in offices or conference rooms with the door closed and at the house phone stations)
- All dining areas
Cell phone ringers are to be turned to "silent" or "vibrate" while on the property.