east sussex national

[thomasmark71]

has anyone been here recently?
golfbreaks doing offer
website says strict dress code even in restaurant..no denim..
do they ask for handicap certificate? 3 of our party are not members of a club. but do play golf
Thanks

 

[Oddsocks]

I’ve arranged a few pre season trips for parties between 20-30 and the bar area has always been smart jeans no trainers.

 

[Bratty]

I don't believe they ask for certificates, no. They didn't when I played a couple of years ago.

I can't see any reference of dress code on the website, and I didn't wear jeans when I went there, so can't help with that.

Golfbreaks will know the answer to all your questions.

 

[Oddsocks]

No certs asked for on numerous visit.

 

[ADB]

Don't go anytime soon, its literally a swamp

 

[thomasmark71]

I don't believe they ask for certificates, no. They didn't when I played a couple of years ago.

I can't see any reference of dress code on the website, and I didn't wear jeans when I went there, so can't help with that.

Golfbreaks will know the answer to all your questions.

on golfbreaks website

Don't go anytime soon, its literally a swamp[/QUOTE

Don't go anytime soon, its literally a swamp

there is reference..it says strictly no denim in restaurant and bar

 

[thomasmark71]

it states
no jeans are permitted in the clubhouse or restaurant

 

[Oddsocks]

it states
no jeans are permitted in the clubhouse or restaurant

So either take their advice from the website or phone and ask directly?

From several visits I have seen smart denim worn with shoes with no objections from staff, the last visit was march 19 and was booked via golf breaks.

 

[ADB]

There is a restaurant in the attached Hotel that is certainly casual - i've seen may a large group eat there without having their leg attire being checked. The clubhouse dining room may be different, but i'm sure your money would be more welcome than a pair of slacks over denim.

 

[thomasmark71]

So either take their advice from the website or phone and ask directly?

From several visits I have seen smart denim worn with shoes with no objections from staff, the last visit was march 19 and was booked via golf breaks.

i did ring…guy in reception said it be fine..they dont enforce rules…but i was told by someone who went there in june they couldnt wear jeans….just trying to clarify….why put it on website because it outs people off..

 

[thomasmark71]

anyway..appreciate all the responses…really does help..thankyou

 

[Oddsocks]

Ask the guy you spoke to if he could put it in an email to cover yourself. In all fairness the hotel is nice, is throwing a pair of smart casual trousers on that big a deal, you could end up feeling more awkward if everyone else is dressed smart casual and you’re the only one in jeans

 

[IanM]

I've not been for a few years, but don't remember any dress code for anything other than the course.

 

[Scoobiesnax]

I went to ESN September past. Jeans were fine (I wore a dressy shirt too); dressy trainers were fine too.

No need for handicap certificate either. Found the place very relaxed to be fair.