Club Information

Hours of Operation & Dress Code information.

If you have any questions as a member or a guest, Feel free to contact us at our Front Desk (808)595-6331

General Hours

• Doors Close 9:00 p.m. Monday and Tuesday
• Doors Close 10:00 p.m. Wednesday - Sunday

Fitness Center

• Monday - Sunday: 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
• Dress Code:
  • T-shirts, shorts and gym shoes are considered appropriate attire for the wellness center.
  • Men and women should transit to the gym via the locker room entrances and not through the main Clubhouse entrance.

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Dining

 

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DRESS CODE

It is the intent of the Club to create a generally relaxed, family atmosphere while maintaining a sense of style and dignity in keeping with the tradition and prestige of our Club.
To that end, members, guests and visitors will be expected to be suitably attired at all times. While tastes and styles may vary greatly, members and guests are expected to use common sense in not wearing attire that is likely to be offensive to some members. "Appropriate attire" is the best description, and the Club will diligently enforce a Dress Code based on "appropriate attire".

In an attempt to be flexible and sensitive to styles, the Club reserves the right to retain a degree of subjectivity in interpreting the Dress Code. While men's T-shirts are prohibited, for example, a collarless, "designer" T-style shirt may be "appropriate" and therefore acceptable. 

Members are expected to be knowledgeable about the Dress Code and are responsible for informing their guests of the appropriate attire. Members who repeatedly violate the Dress Code, or whose family or guests repeatedly violate the Dress Code, may be sanctioned by the Club.

 

The following are some specific guidelines as to appropriate attire:

Men:

1. Golf course and lower clubhouse - Allowed: shorts of proper length and what is currently acceptable by the PGA for players during competition; golf shirts, aloha shirts, dress shirts, or sport shirts; slacks, including jeans (no rips, tears or holes); shoes, casual footwear to include but not limited to slippers (flip flops) and go aheads.
2. Not allowed: short shorts and cut offs; tank tops and t-shirts; bathing suits; gym attire.
3. Men shall remove their hats in the Clubhouse.
4. Upper clubhouse – Allowed: slacks, including jeans (no rips, tears or holes); shorts of proper length (5” inseam or appropriately above the knee); golf shirts, aloha shirts, dress shirts, or sport shirts; shoes, and shoe-like sandals.
5. Not allowed: short shorts, cut offs, tank tops, t-shirts, bathing suits, gym attire, slippers (flip flops) and go aheads.

 

Women:

1. Golf course and lower clubhouse - Allowed: "suitable" dress, muumuu, skirt and blouse; shorts of proper length and what is currently acceptable by the LPGA for players during competition; slacks, including jeans (no rips, tears or holes); shoes, casual footwear to include but not limited to slippers (flip flops) and go aheads.
2. Not allowed: short shorts, skin-tight shorts, or cut offs; tank tops, hoodies, t-shirts; bathing suits; gym attire; and leggings.22
3. Upper clubhouse – Allowed "suitable" dress, muumuu, skirt and blouse; shorts of proper length and what is currently acceptable by the LPGA for players during competition; slacks, including jeans (no rips, tears or holes); shoes and shoe-like sandals. Not allowed: short shorts, skin-tight shorts, or cut offs; tank tops, hoodies, t-shirts; bathing suits; gym attire; leggings; slippers (flip flops) and go aheads.

 

***Children 12 and under are to parental discretion.

 

• Lanai: Considered to be part of the "lower clubhouse".
• Pool: Appropriate cover-up should be worn to and from the pool. Both men and women should avoid walking through the Clubhouse to and from the pool.
• Wellness Center: T-shirts, shorts and gym shoes are considered appropriate attire for the wellness center.
  • Men and women should transit to the gym via the locker room entrances and not through the main Clubhouse entrance.

Members are expected to support compliance of the Dress Code, and to cooperate with Club Management’s efforts of enforcement.

NOTE: Attire for private parties in the private dining rooms may be determined by the host with prior approval of the Club’s General Manager.

Enforcement and Penalties: The management will be responsible for informing the employees of the club’s dress code. Members observing an infraction to the dress code are requested to inform the club’s management. It is the responsibility of the club’s management/staff to approach members in violation of the dress code (or members whose guests are in violation) and inform them of the infraction and request that it be remedied.

Once a report is made of a dress code violation, the club will automatically and immediately proceed as follows:

1. First infraction member will be advised by management/staff this will be done verbally or with the O.C.C. violation form.
2. Second infraction: The member shall be sent a signed letter from the Chair of the House Committee, which will warn the member that any future infractions will result in suspension of privileges. A copy of the letter shall be placed in the member’s file.
3. Third infraction: The member shall be sent a letter from the Board of Directors suspending privileges for a period of time determined by the Board of Directors on a case by case basis (considerations will include the nature of the infractions, the frequency of infractions, etc.).