All golfers and/or visitors at Kimbeland Country Club are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that:

• Creates an environment and culture that is reflective of the personal integrity and respect documented in the Rules of Golf where it is written that we are capable of enforcing rules upon ourselves with honesty, integrity, and good sportsmanship. The same integrity, honesty, and goodwill are expected whether on the golf course, in the clubhouse or present on any other portion of the property.
• Acknowledges Kimbeland Country Club facilities as a customer and family friendly environment and refrains from using obscenities, excessively loud or otherwise inappropriate behavior.
• Observes proper etiquette on and off the golf course and when present at any portion of the facility.
• Shows the utmost respect and dignity to fellow golfers, visitors, and staff.
• Demonstrates an understanding that golfers and visitors have no authority to instruct staff in job performance and duties.
• Is vigilant in reporting real or perceived safety hazards to staff or management.
• Is not to denigrate, talk down to, ridicule, or scream at fellow golfers, visitors, or staff members and does not create unnecessary divisiveness in any way.
• Does not misrepresent their position or authority to others.
• Follows the published dress code.
• Complies with all facility rules.
• Complies with golf staff, restaurant staff, maintenance staff, and/or any Kimbeland Country Club staff requests.
• Does not interfere with the ability of customers and/or staff to use the golf course for its intended purpose.
• Members will not engage in any form of sexual, racial, or religious discrimination or harassment.

Kimbeland Country Club requires all its members and guests adhere to our dress code both on the golf course and at any of its practice facilities. It’s important that everyone in your group, including children, is dressed appropriately. Please feel free to contact the Golf Shop with any questions regarding attire and what’s acceptable or not. Kimbeland Country Club reserves the right to deny access to any of its facilities due to not adhering to the dress code and will make final decisions on attire not listed below. Dress requirements are as follows:

Men

• Must wear shirts with collars and sleeves (blade or mock collars are acceptable).
• Dress shorts or slacks are preferred, denim is acceptable. Denim must not have any rips, tears, or be otherwise distressed in appearance.
• Hats/visors must be worn forward facing at all times.
• Metal spikes are forbidden. Soft spikes or spike-less golf shoes, tennis shoes, or flat soled shoes are acceptable.
• Non-acceptable attire includes tank tops, tee shirts, fishnet tops, cutoffs, jams, sweat pants, athletic gym shorts, bathing suits, any shorts that are more than three inches above the knee and drawstring slacks.

Women

• Short sleeve or sleeveless shirts must have a collar (blade or mock collars are acceptable).
• Shorts, skirts, skorts, dresses, and slacks are permitted so long as they are not more than three inches above the knee.
• Denim is allowed but must not have rips, tears, or be otherwise distressed in appearance.
• Leggings may be worn but only under skirts, skorts, or dresses.
• Hats/visors must be worn forward facing at all times.
• Metal spikes are forbidden. Soft spikes or spike-less golf shoes, tennis shoes, or flat soled shoes are acceptable.
• Non-acceptable attire includes halter tops, tee shirts, midriffs, racerbacks, short-shorts, athletic gym shorts, sweat pants, bathing suits, cutoffs, jams, and any shorts or skirts that are more than three inches above the knee.

A Handicap Flag on a golf cart signifies that the driver of said cart has a disability that makes walking to their ball a hardship. To qualify for a Handicap Flag the individual must possess a state approved permanent handicap license plate and be approved by the Board. All golfers with a disability who wish to use a Handicap Flag must register with the pro shop. The following procedures must be followed when using a Handicap Flag:

• A Handicap Flag applies only to the individual(s) with the disability.
• An able-bodied golfer riding with a disabled golfer may not take advantage of the Handicap Flag policy and must walk to his or her ball.
• If more than one disabled person is in the group, they must ride together.
• The 90-degree rule applies.
• Carts must remain on paths at all tee boxes.
• Parking carts on the slopes/surrounds of any green or tee box is prohibited.
• When conditions warrant and the course has been designated Cart Path Only, ALL golfers, including those with Handicap Flags, must adhere to cart path only restrictions.
• Handicap Flags must be checked out/in at the Pro Shop with each round played.
• Misuse or failure to follow policy may result in revocation of privilege.
• All applicants must attend policy training with the Pro before use.

The Kimbeland Board reserves the right to amend and/or cancel the Handicap Flag Program. This action will only be taken if deleterious or abuse of the program were determined. It is the intention of the Board to benefit our members when necessary.

Handicap Flag Program Restrictions

• Must not pull in the front of green on hole #2, #15 or #17.
• No closer than 5 cart lengths on par 3's except #8 which will be Cart Path Only.
• No closer than the base of the hill in front of the green on #5.
• No driving past the left bunker on #9.
• No driving past the old bunker on #10.
• Hole #11 must stay behind white posts.
• Hole #12 Par 4 must stay behind posts.
• Hole #13 players must enter and exit beyond the ditch.
• Hole #16 carts remain on paths once past white markers.