Dining

Travis Pointe Country Club dress standards lean towards casual resort wear rather than formality, and we kindly ask our members to keep this in mind. Since the dress code has become more comfortable, it seems necessary to ask all members to please be considerate of each other when dressing for dining. We want to make sure that all dining experiences are positive ones. The principle of comfort but smart should allow our members and their guests to determine that clothing such as tattered, unclean, and sloppy dress is not acceptable at the club.

Members are responsible for the attire of their guests and should inform them of the dress code requirements before their arrival at the club. We hope the following guidelines will assist in making time spent at the club as comfortable and pleasurable as possible for you, your family and guests.

• Country club casual attire is permitted, including tennis and golf attire, modest athleisure apparel and clean, smart denim.
• Reasonable length shorts are acceptable.
• Caps and hats are acceptable throughout the clubhouse and in the dining rooms, but caps should be worn forward.
• Neat and quality open-toed shoes (such as thong sandals) are allowed throughout the clubhouse and in the dining rooms.
• Special events may require relaxed, business casual or formal attire. Dress code requirements for each event will be communicated in the advertisement or promotion of each event.
• Blouses and/or shirts must be tucked in unless designed to be worn untucked.

• Swimwear and cover-ups are not acceptable within the upper level of clubhouse or dining rooms.
• Bare feet are not acceptable within the clubhouse or dining rooms.
• Tube tops, crop tops, and any shirt that shows the midriff are not acceptable within the clubhouse or dining rooms.
• Clothing items with offensive slogans on them are not acceptable within the clubhouse or dining rooms.
• Cut-off or frayed jean shorts are not acceptable within the clubhouse or dining rooms.
• Clothing items that are dirty, tattered, frayed or torn are not acceptable within the clubhouse or dining rooms.