Guest Information

We are pleased to welcome you to Mayacoo Lakes as the guest of one of our members and hope you have an enjoyable experience. The Club takes great care in maintaining its time-honored traditions, so to ensure your visit is as enjoyable as possible, please take note of a few important guidelines.

Important Guidelines

Check In Policy

Upon arrival, please proceed to the valet at the front entrance of the Clubhouse. We will assist you with your golf clubs and direct you to the locker room and Pro Shop. Please identify yourself and advise the Professional Staff who your member host is for the day.

Dress Codes

Men:

· Are to wear golf shirts with collars, turtleneck, or mock turtle.

· Shirts must be tucked in at all times on the golf course and facilities.

· Bermuda shorts are permitted.

· Hats must be worn bill forward and may not be worn in the Clubhouse.

· Denim may be worn in the Clubhouse but cannot be faded, torn or have holes.

Women:

· Are to wear golf shirts – shirts may be sleeveless with collars; if no collar then shoulders should be covered.

· Slacks, shorts, capri pants or golf skirts are permitted.

· Shorts and skirts may not be shorter than mid-thigh.

· Hats must be worn bill forward. Baseball style hats may not be worn in the Clubhouse.

Children:

· Children are required to follow the same dress code as outlined above.

Clothing not permitted:

· Tee shirts

· Athletic wear

· Cargo pants/shorts

· Tank/Halter/Racerback tops

· Tennis Shorts

· Leggings

· Cutoffs

Electronic Devices

Cell phones must remain on silent or vibrate at all times on Mayacoo Lakes Country Club Property. Members are asked to give consideration to other Members by restricting all cell phone usage in the Club’s dining areas. Calls may be taken in the men’s and ladies locker rooms, outside patios and men’s card room. Texting and emailing is allowed at all times on the entire property except in the formal dining room during dinner service.

Cell phone conversations are not permitted on the golf practice facilities including the range, practice putting green and chipping area. Including adjacent cart paths. However calls may be accepted in carts while on adjacent cart paths as long as conversations are kept to a brief time period. Otherwise, calls should be continued in areas designated as permissible for cell phone use.

Care for The Course

Players are requested to enter and exit the low point of the bunker and avoid walking up greenside. All footprints and holes made by a player should be carefully raked before exiting.
Divots on the golf course should be filled with sand. Sand buckets are located on all golf carts.
To ensure good conditioning of all greens, it is imperative to repair ball marks. Unfixed or improperly repaired ball marks scar the grass and also leave depressions.
All carts must stay on the path near tees and greens.
Please adhere to any stake postings directing traffic for all holes.
Par 3’s are restricted to cart paths only.