Bent Oak Course Etiquette
Golf is meant to be fun, but it has it’s roots in a traditional, more sofisticated era. Golf is a sport of respect for others, the course, and tradition.

Dress Code
- General Sentiment: proper golf attire
- Collared shirts
- Golf Hoodies permitted
- Proper golf pants/shorts/skirts
- No blue jeans
- No Jersey’s
- No sweats
- Golf or tennis shoes
- No boots or sandles
General Rules
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Respect the Course: Treat the course with care by repairing ball marks, filling divots, and raking bunkers.
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Pace of Play: Keep up with the group ahead of you and allow faster groups to play through if you’re falling behind.
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Noise Control: Keep noise levels down, especially near tees and greens, to avoid disturbing other golfers.
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Dress Code: Adhere to the club’s dress code, which typically includes collared shirts, proper footwear, and no denim.
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Cart Etiquette: Follow cart path rules and avoid driving on tees, greens, or areas marked for maintenance.
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Safety First: Be aware of your surroundings and shout “fore” if your shot might endanger others.
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Cell Phones: Use cell phones discreetly, respecting others’ focus and enjoyment.
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Etiquette with Groups: Maintain proper etiquette with your playing group, including being ready to play when it’s your turn.
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Respect for Nature: Avoid damaging wildlife and natural habitats, keeping the course beautiful for all players.
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Post-Round Courtesy: Return rental equipment, clean your shoes before entering the clubhouse, and thank staff for their service.