Tailored dress jeans are permitted anywhere and anytime, throughout the Clubhouse, including the Golf Shop and Ladies Card Room Dress jeans must be tailored, and free from holes, tears, frayed bottoms and shall not be distressed, cargo, baggy or acid washed. Women’s colored jeans are acceptable. Gentlemen are encouraged, but not required, to wear a sport coat along with their jeans.

Men may not wear hats inside the Clubhouse, except on the lower level Women may wear hats or visors coordinating with their outfits in the Clubhouse Outside of the Clubhouse, including the patios, hats and visors are allowed but must be worn with the bill forward

Collared shirts, designed to be tucked in, must be worn tucked in Shirts designed to be worn outside trousers, like ‘UNTUCKit’ and Bahama shirts are permitted to be untucked Dress jeans are permitted throughout the Club at anytime – See Club Denim Policy Golf attire is acceptable at all times in the Clubhouse unless otherwise specified for an event – See Men’s Golf Dress Code

Shirts and blouses must be worn inside slacks or skirts, unless designed to be worn outside Hats or visors coordinating with an outfit are permitted inside – See Club Hat Policy Length of skirts, skorts, and shorts must be of a tasteful and respectful length at all times, whether standing or bent over Dress jeans are permitted throughout the Club at anytime – See Club Denim Policy Women’s fashion leggings are permitted Golf attire is acceptable at all times in the Clubhouse unless otherwise specified for an event – See Women’s Golf Dress Code

Shirts must be worn at all times while utilizing any of the outdoor spaces at the Cottages Sleepwear is not to be worn outdoors on the back patio overlooking the East Course

Rubber flip-flops or plastic slip-on sandals are not acceptable. Sandals/open toe shoes are prohibited. Hats or visors (except as noted for ladies, see Club Hat Policy) in all areas of the Clubhouse except the lower level Cargo pants, cargo shorts, warm-up suits, leggings, jogging attire, athletic leggings and gym attire unless walking directly from the parking lot to the Fitness Center/Locker Rooms using the lower level entrance Athletic type t-shirts, including team jerseys Apparel containing slogans Cut-off apparel Denim that is ripped, frayed or has tears – See Club Denim Policy Hooded “sweatshirts” with large logos (larger than 3″ x 3″) and/or have large seamed front pockets (kangaroo pouches) are not allowed to be worn in the Clubhouse

Regulation tennis shoes (smooth-soled court shoes) are required Collared and collarless tennis shirts are allowed along with tennis style athletic shorts Collared, collarless and/or sleeveless tennis dresses are allowed along with tennis skirts/shorts; must be of a tasteful and respectful length at all times, whether standing or bent over Tennis warm-ups are permitted

No dress code Shoes are required We encourage members to use the lower level entrance when coming to use the Fitness Center as fitness attire is not permitted on the main and upper levels of the Clubhouse.

Guests

Q: 1901 Grille Dress Code

MEN To maintain a polished and refined atmosphere, sports coats are highly encouraged, though not required. Acceptable attire includes collared shirts, turtlenecks, and sweaters paired with slacks. Shirts must remain tucked in. When wearing a sweater, a collared shirt is required underneath. V-neck and crew neck shirts are permitted only when worn with a sport coat. Dress jeans are acceptable. Please refer to the club’s denim policy for additional guidance. Athletic pullovers, shorts, sandals or open-toed footwear, and hats are not permitted. WOMEN Appropriate attire includes blazers, dresses, blouses, sweaters, skirts, pantsuits, and slacks. Skirts and dresses should reflect tasteful and modest styling. Dress jeans are permitted. Please refer to the club’s denim policy for additional guidance. Leggings, yoga pants, shorts, and hats are not permitted.

Respecting Our Tradition of Excellence

Oak Hill is proud to maintain its reputation as a world-class country club in the United States by sustaining its traditions and commitment to excellence for the benefit of its members, their families, guests and the Greater Rochester Community.

Especially For Our Golfing Guests

We hope your time spent at Oak Hill is enjoyable. The Club is proud to maintain its reputation as a world-class country club by sustaining its traditions and commitment to excellence for the benefit of its members, their families, guests, and the Greater Rochester community.

From the moment you pull onto Chapin Way our staff is committed to exceeding your expectations. The following suggestions and guidelines are to help ensure you get the most out of your Oak Hill experience.

Bag Drop: In order to provide you with the best service possible, please follow the signs and use the bag drop. Our staff will be happy to assist with your clubs and shoes. You will be escorted to the Golf Shop where the staff will assist in getting you to the appropriate locker room.

Locker Room Facilities: As our guest, we will provide a locker for your use. You are strongly encouraged to change your shoes in the locker room. Our Golf Shop staff and locker room attendants are ready and willing to assist you in any way possible.

Cell Phones: Making or receiving phone calls via cellular phones anywhere at Oak Hill is prohibited except in designated areas or in case of an emergency. You are encouraged to leave your cellular device in your vehicle when arriving at Oak Hill. However, if cell phone use is necessary, discreet silent communication such as text is permissible.

Smoking Policy: Smoking is prohibited in the clubhouse, in the sports complex and in the pool area, unless otherwise designated. Smoking is allowed at the lower fire pit area, center atrium and any grass covered area. Smokers are required to dispose of cigarette and cigar butts in an ashtray or acceptable receptacle. Please do not rest cigarettes or cigars on putting greens.

Pace Of Play: Pace of play is an important aspect of enjoying your round of golf. The initial foursome off in the morning should play in 3 hours 45 minutes or less on the West Course and 4 hours or less on the East Course. All succeeding foursomes are expected to stay in contact with the foursome ahead of them. Be prepared to play at all times and feel free to play ready golf.

Tipping Policy: Oak Hill Country Club respectfully asks that you do not tip the Food and Beverage or Golf Service Center Staff. Discretionary tipping is allowed for caddies, locker room attendants, valet staff, coat check attendants, and cottage housekeepers.

Dress Code

To ensure an atmosphere of comfort, elegance, and mutual respect, we kindly ask that all patrons observe the club’s dress code. Members are encouraged to use good judgment and discretion. Children over the age of six are also expected to comply with these guidelines. The Traditions Committee oversees and upholds these standards with care and consideration.

Men's Dress Code

ACCEPTABLE

Hats are only permitted on the lower level of the Clubhouse, except the Bowling Alley, where hats are not permitted. Hat, caps and visors must be worn with the bill facing forward. See Club Hat Policy.
Dress jeans must be tailored and free of holes, tears and frays. Gentlemen are encouraged, but not required, to wear a sport coat along with their jeans.
Men’s shirts must have sleeves and collars and must be worn inside one’s trousers unless designed to be worn outside like ‘UnTuck It’ and Bahama shirts.
Golf attire is acceptable at all times in the Clubhouse unless otherwise specified for an event. See Men’s Golf Dress Code.
V-neck and crew neck shirts are permitted only when worn with a sport coat.

UNACCEPTABLE

Sandals/open toe shoes are prohibited in all locations except the Pool Complex.
Athletic type t-shirts, including team jerseys.
Apparel containing slogans.
Cut-off apparel.
Cargo pants, cargo shorts, warm-up suits, jogging attire, and gym attire unless walking directly from the parking lot to the Fitness Center/Locker Rooms using the lower level entrance.

Women's Dress Code

ACCEPTABLE

Shirts and blouses must be worn inside slacks or skirts, unless designed to be worn outside.
Hats or visors coordinating with an outfit are permitted inside. See Club Hat Policy.
Length of skirts, skorts, and shorts must be of a tasteful and respectful length at all times.
Dress jeans are permitted throughout the Club at anytime. See Club Denim Policy.
Golf attire is acceptable at all times in the Clubhouse unless otherwise specified for an event. See Women’s Golf Dress Code.
Women’s fashion leggings are permitted.
Dress sandals/open toe shoes are allowed.

UNACCEPTABLE

Rubber flip-flops or plastic slip-on sandals are not acceptable except at the Pool Complex.
Athletic type t-shirts, including team jerseys.
Apparel containing slogans.
Cut-off apparel.
Cargo pants, cargo shorts, warm-up suits, jogging suits, athletic leggings, and gym attire unless walking directly from the parking lot to the Fitness Center/locker rooms using the lower-level entrance.

Especially for Our Dining, Meeting and Event Guests

1901 Grille Dress Code

MEN

To maintain a polished and refined atmosphere, sports coats are highly encouraged, though not required.
Acceptable attire includes collared shirts, turtlenecks, and sweaters paired with slacks. Shirts must remain tucked in.
When wearing a sweater, a collared shirt is required underneath.
V-neck and crew neck shirts are permitted only when worn with a sport coat.
Dress jeans are acceptable. Please refer to the club’s denim policy for additional guidance.
Athletic pullovers, shorts, sandals or open-toed footwear, and hats are not permitted.

WOMEN

Appropriate attire includes blazers, dresses, blouses, sweaters, skirts, pantsuits, and slacks.
Skirts and dresses should reflect tasteful and modest styling.
Dress jeans are permitted. Please refer to the club’s denim policy for additional guidance.
Leggings, yoga pants, shorts, and hats are not permitted.

Denim Dress Code

Tailored dress jeans are permitted anywhere and anytime, throughout the Clubhouse, including the Golf Shop and Ladies Card Room
Dress jeans must be tailored, and free from holes, tears, frayed bottoms and shall not be distressed, cargo, baggy or acid washed.
Women’s colored jeans are acceptable.
Gentlemen are encouraged, but not required, to wear a sport coat along with their jeans.

Hat Policy

Men may not wear hats inside the Clubhouse, except on the lower level
Women may wear hats or visors coordinating with their outfits in the Clubhouse
Outside of the Clubhouse, including the patios, hats and visors are allowed but must be worn with the bill forward

Men's Dress Code

Collared shirts, designed to be tucked in, must be worn tucked in
Shirts designed to be worn outside trousers, like ‘UNTUCKit’ and Bahama shirts are permitted to be untucked
Dress jeans are permitted throughout the Club at anytime – See Club Denim Policy
Golf attire is acceptable at all times in the Clubhouse unless otherwise specified for an event – See Men’s Golf Dress Code

Women's Dress Code

Shirts and blouses must be worn inside slacks or skirts, unless designed to be worn outside
Hats or visors coordinating with an outfit are permitted inside – See Club Hat Policy
Length of skirts, skorts, and shorts must be of a tasteful and respectful length at all times, whether standing or bent over
Dress jeans are permitted throughout the Club at anytime – See Club Denim Policy
Women’s fashion leggings are permitted
Golf attire is acceptable at all times in the Clubhouse unless otherwise specified for an event – See Women’s Golf Dress Code

Cottages Dress Code

Shirts must be worn at all times while utilizing any of the outdoor spaces at the Cottages
Sleepwear is not to be worn outdoors on the back patio overlooking the East Course

Unacceptable Attire

Rubber flip-flops or plastic slip-on sandals are not acceptable. Sandals/open toe shoes are prohibited.
Hats or visors (except as noted for ladies, see Club Hat Policy) in all areas of the Clubhouse except the lower level
Cargo pants, cargo shorts, warm-up suits, leggings, jogging attire, athletic leggings and gym attire unless walking directly from the parking lot to the Fitness Center/Locker Rooms using the lower level entrance
Athletic type t-shirts, including team jerseys
Apparel containing slogans
Cut-off apparel
Denim that is ripped, frayed or has tears – See Club Denim Policy
Hooded “sweatshirts” with large logos (larger than 3″ x 3″) and/or have large seamed front pockets (kangaroo pouches) are not allowed to be worn in the Clubhouse

Especially for Our Sports and Recreation Guests

Sports Complex Building - Pool, Pool House and Platform Tennis

Shorts (exercise or Bermuda), athletic type t-shirts, warm-up suits, leggings, caps, hats and visors may be worn in the Sports Complex Building
Proper footwear must be worn (sneakers) for Platform Tennis
Any form of underwear/undergarments, thong style or see-through swimwear is prohibited

Tennis Facility

Regulation tennis shoes (smooth-soled court shoes) are required
Collared and collarless tennis shirts are allowed along with tennis style athletic shorts
Collared, collarless and/or sleeveless tennis dresses are allowed along with tennis skirts/shorts; must be of a tasteful and respectful length at all times, whether standing or bent over
Tennis warm-ups are permitted

Bowling Alley

The dress code for the Bowling Alley is the same dress code as the main level of the Clubhouse. Please note that hats are not permitted.

Fitness Facility

No dress code
Shoes are required
We encourage members to use the lower level entrance when coming to use the Fitness Center as fitness attire is not permitted on the main and upper levels of the Clubhouse.

View or download our Member & Guest Dress Code guide in PDF form here: