Calling on Belfry Members

[kev_off_the_tee]

Just after a bit of advice please. Me and a few other forum members have a titleist ball fitting, stay over and 18 holes on the Brabazon this Thursday and I need to know about dress codes for the clubhouse and hotel bar and restaurant.

My club is very relaxed and allow jeans and trainers but I'm guessing a club of the Belfry's stature will be a little more traditional? Foot wear mainly my issue so want to sort it early.

I'm also guessing that there is a very well stocked Pro Shop. I'm not going to get a chance to pick up some "essentials" so am probably just going to wait until I'm there

Cheers, Kev

 

[In_The_Rough]

Not a member so cant say about dress codes, but have been to the Pro Shop there on many occasions and it is the best on course golf shop I have ever been in, you name it whatever you can possibly need it is in there

 

[DAVEYBOY]

Just after a bit of advice please. Me and a few other forum members have a titleist ball fitting, stay over and 18 holes on the Brabazon this Thursday and I need to know about dress codes for the clubhouse and hotel bar and restaurant.

My club is very relaxed and allow jeans and trainers but I'm guessing a club of the Belfry's stature will be a little more traditional? Foot wear mainly my issue so want to sort it early.

I'm also guessing that there is a very well stocked Pro Shop. I'm not going to get a chance to pick up some "essentials" so am probably just going to wait until I'm there

Cheers, Kev

I rarely use the main bar but I'm sure jeans are allowed, you will be surprised that the club is actually very relaxed compared to most GC and was a shock to me also.

I'm playing today so ill check the bar dress code.

 

[DAVEYBOY]

Just noticed the you say restaurant as well, I've never bothered with that so I'm not sure on that one.

 

[DAVEYBOY]

Thinking about it, one of my mates was leaving the gym in a track suit the other day and going into the clubhouse for food and drink so I think jeans will be fine.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

When I played it about 10 years ago the dress code was very relaxed in the clubhouse.
The hotel restaurant was was more formal, I would have felt uncomfortable without a jacket.

 

[hovis]

there's no dress code in the bar mate its very relaxed. the resturant doesn't either but you wont see many people wearing jeans and trainers. you might stand out a bit if you go propa casual

 

[hovis]

oh yeh and sorry to say they sanded and tined the green last weeks. the holes are pretty much filled over but still alot of sand

 

[fundy]

dont forget to try out the Bel-Air too

 

[Doh]

its a resort course so i would imagine that you can wear most things.

 

[Oddsocks]

Pro shop, well stocked but friggin expensive - bar, smart casual so give the Reebok's a miss

 

[MetalMickie]

Pro shop, well stocked but friggin expensive - bar, smart casual so give the Reebok's a miss

Clothing in pro' shop is expensive due to the brands stocked but for clubs etc; prices are usually better than AG & others.

 

[In_The_Rough]

When there is a sale on the shop at The Belfry it is a real good place to buy clothing. Had loads of stuff from there in the past, 2 for 1 is the offer they normally put on.

 

[hovis]

The belfry have been the cheapest for my i20's and anser driver by quite alot. How ever they do give it you dry on the cost of cloths and balls