Kings Creek Country Club is a resort club emphasizing a casual, comfortable setting. It is expected that members will dress in attire appropriate to the occasion and to a Country Club setting in order to contribute to the overall enjoyment for our Members and reputation of the Club. Members are expected to thoroughly familiarize themselves, their children, and their guests with these rules, and are to wear neat attire that is appropriate to the various areas of the Club property. The Club Management of the Club is authorized and obligated to enforce these rules and shall have the discretion to relax the dress rules for special events or other specified functions. Exceptions to the Dress Code will be published in advance.

• Manor of dress, specified or not, shall always be guided by good taste and reflect the character and Mission Statement of the Club.
• Shirts and shoes are always required, except in the pool area and locker rooms. Changing of attire, including golf shoes, should only be made in the locker rooms.

• Attire displaying messaging, slogans, or images that contain political, religious, or controversial statements.
• Non-collared shirts designed to be undergarments, including pocket tee shirts.
• Hats, caps and visors must be worn face forward and may not be worn inside after 5:00 p.m. In the One Under Bar hats are permitted at any time.
• Torn, ragged, or ripped clothing or shoes of any kind.
• Tube tops, bare midriffs, tank tops, halter tops or muscle shirts.
• Sweatpants, sweatshirts, or athletic apparel.
• Bathing suits, cover-ups, or any beach apparel/beach flip flops.
• Untucked shirts, unless designed to be untucked.
• Shorts or dresses that are shorter than mid-thigh.
• Metal spiked shoes in any area.

• Denim is not permitted on the golf course, driving range or practice facilities.
• Metal spiked shoes are prohibited on the golf course.
• No tank tops, tee shirts, cutoffs, sweatpants, athletic shorts or bathing suits are allowed on the golf course, driving range or practice facilities.

• Shirts with collars and sleeves. Blade and mock turtleneck collars are considered acceptable.
• Shirts must be tucked in at all times.
• Slacks or Bermuda length golf shorts.
• Cargo shorts/pants with outside protruding pockets are not permitted unless specifically designed as golf attire.

• Shirts with either a collar or sleeves. Sleeveless shirts with no collar are not permitted.
• Slacks, capris, shorts, dresses, skirts and skorts are acceptable and should be of an appropriate length.
• Clothing that conforms with current fashion and LPGA standards is acceptable.

• Children over the age of 6 are expected to comply with the adult dress code policies for the golf course.

• Shirts with sleeves are preferred; however, sleeveless shirts that are meant to be worn as outer garments are acceptable.
• Shorts, dresses, skirts and skorts should be of an appropriate length.
• Smooth-soled athletic shoes are required. Any shoes with black soles or waffle treaded shoes, i.e., cross training or running shoes, are prohibited.
• Denim, cutoffs, sleeveless undershirts for men, tee shirts, halter tops and bathing suits are not permitted on the courts.

• Appropriate exercise attire.
• Closed toe, rubber soled shoes.
• Denim, cutoffs, sleeveless undershirts for men and bathing suits are not permitted in the Fitness Center.

• All swimmers must wear appropriate swim attire. Cutoffs, denim, underwear used as outerwear and Bermuda style shorts are not acceptable swimwear.
• Bathing suits or cover ups are permitted in the pool bar/dining facilities only.
• Bathing suits or cover ups are not permitted in the Clubhouse, golf locker rooms, fitness center or on the golf course, tennis/pickleball courts, Clubhouse patio/bar or in any dining room under any circumstances.

Conduct

Members and Guests
Members and their guests shall conduct themselves in a manner appropriate to a Country Club setting. Members are responsible for the conduct of their guests.

If a member or guest's conduct is considered offensive by another member or employee of Kings Creek Country Club, a complaint should be made to the General Manager, a member of management, or a written complaint can be directed to the Grievance Committee (as outlined in the Bylaws).

Children
Members are responsible for the conduct and safety of their children and guests’ children.  Children under 12 must be always supervised by an adult while at the Club. Supervision means the adult must be in the children’s immediate presence and under their control.

Children are not allowed to run, loiter, romp, or play in the Clubhouse areas. Members are asked to keep their children seated and well behaved at all times. This will allow servers to perform their job freely and safely, and other members’ enjoyment is not compromised.

Children under 16 years of age and of appropriate gender are permitted in the locker rooms to use the bathroom or to change clothes.

As required by Delaware alcohol laws, no one under 21 is allowed to sit, stand, or remain at the bar or service counter. If alcohol is served across it, it is considered a bar or service counter. Minors may not pay a bill, get change, or obtain a soda, water, snacks or food across the bar or service counter.

Automobiles must be parked in designated parking areas on Club property.  

Please observe “no parking” and “handicap parking” signs. Anyone parking in handicap spots should display the proper permit or license tag. Vehicles parked in those areas without proper permits or tags may be removed at the discretion of Club Management. Any costs associated with the removal of a vehicle will be charged to the Member. 

The Club is not responsible for damage or loss to vehicles or contents while parked on Club grounds.  

Boats, trailers, any unlicensed vehicle, etc., are not permitted on Club property.

The Club has reserved a limited number of parking spaces in front of the Clubhouse for those individuals who have obtained a state permit to utilize designated handicap parking spaces. If you would like to drop off or pick-up an individual at our front entrance to the club, you may park for a few minutes to do so. We have a handicap ramp for wheelchairs. Please do not park under the covered entrance for more than a few minutes. We also have a wheelchair available at the Club for use by our members and guests.

There is no smoking of any tobacco or vaporized product, including e-cigarettes, permitted in any area of the Clubhouse or Wellness Center. This includes all vestibules and access areas as well as the pool deck, racquet courts, and any outdoor patio or terrace where Members or guests gather. Smoke receptacles are located in designated areas in the front and rear of the Clubhouse and outside the fence by the pool.   

Members and guests speaking on a cell phone should be sensitive to those around them and should seek the most private area possible to conduct a phone conversation, preferably not inside the Clubhouse, Wellness Center, on the pool deck, or racquet courts. 

Electronic devices, such as mobile phones, laptops, and tablets may be used in silent mode for text messaging, emailing or other internet access.

Wi-Fi is available for use both in the Clubhouse and Wellness Center buildings, and the Wi-Fi password may be acquired from a club employee.