Visitors can book up to 7 days in advance for weekdays and 3 days in advance for weekends.
Whilst it isn’t a requirement of the Club to request a handicap certificate, Stanmore is an established course and as such players must have the ability to play at a reasonable standard to ensure their enjoyment and that of other players on the course at the same time. We take pace of play very seriously at Stanmore, all golfers are expected to keep the course moving along promptly and call following groups through if the group ahead is lost.
Shirts: Collared polo shirts. Hoodies are permitted, provided they are near-plain and feature minimal branding.
Bottoms: Traditional tailored shorts or golf trousers.
Footwear: Purpose-made golf shoes must be worn at all times.
Jeans and tracksuits.
Collarless shirts, standard t-shirts, and football shirts.
Cargo trousers or shorts, three-quarter-length trousers, and gym or football shorts.
Footwear: Golf shoes are strictly prohibited in the Gordon Lounge. Golf shoes may be worn in the spike bar and Mackenzie rooms.
Mobile Devices: Mobile phones are not permitted in either bar area; they may be used quietly in the corridor or the car park.
Respect for Tradition and Etiquette: Golf is deeply tied to its history. Standard golf attire serves as a physical sign of respect for the game, the course, and your fellow players.
Maintaining a Shared Standard: As both a sporting venue and a social hub, a uniform baseline of smart presentation ensures a polished, welcoming atmosphere for everyone.
Distinction from Casual Wear: Items like tracksuits, gym shorts, and heavily branded casual wear are designed for lounging or high-intensity exercise. Restricting them preserves the distinct character and atmosphere of our members’ club.
