Kilt with Country Club Casual

**JerseyLawyer** · 30th September 10, 02:25 PM

Ah, for the days of simple and understandable dress codes.

Anyway, "country club casual" usually means that you wear in the clubhouse whatever you would wear on the golf course. For daytime, that means a golf shirt and slacks, and maybe a sport jacket. For evening, a blazer, polo or button-down shirt, and slacks. Generally, no tie.

So, what you have in mind seems to be right.

**ForresterModern** · 30th September 10, 03:28 PM

Originally Posted by JerseyLawyer

Anyway, "country club casual" usually means that you wear in the clubhouse whatever you would wear on the golf course. For daytime, that means a golf shirt and slacks, and maybe a sport jacket. For evening, a blazer, polo or button-down shirt, and slacks. Generally, no tie.

I think Jersey is also allowing you to sub a kilt for the slacks. Just make sure it isn't Royal Troon. Have a ball.

j

**EHCAlum** · 30th September 10, 03:35 PM

Thanks for the help. I'll post pics of the get up.

Was Royal Troon where they wouldn't let you play? This is the local CC that one of my kickball teammates is the membership coordinator of.

**JerseyLawyer** · 30th September 10, 03:47 PM

Originally Posted by ForresterModern

I think Jersey is also allowing you to sub a kilt for the slacks. Just make sure it isn't Royal Troon. Have a ball.

j

I did say what he proposed was fine.

And even Troon said you could wear highland attire in the clubhouse. Funny how plaid pants are okay, but a tartan kilt isn't. Maybe you should have worn a white belt?