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| Membership Process |
Step 1: Download application.
The majority of applicants are able through their connections to obtain both a proposer and seconder from within our Membership. There are occasions, perhaps when relocating to the Island that this is not possible. As such, a letter of introduction from your existing Club signed by the Secretary, Manager or Proprietor would normally be quite acceptable. Should you not be able to meet this requirement then kindly make an appointment with Andy Creed our Secretary/Manager who will be pleased to explore other avenues with you. |
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Step 2: Application Assessment.
Your application is posted for consideration by the Membership as a whole for a minimum of fourteen days. |
Step 3: Interviews.
On expiry of the fourteen days, we shall contact you to arrange a mutually convenient appointment with a Past Captain of Shanklin and Sandown Golf Club. This meeting will determine your eligibility for acceptance to the Club. |
Step 4: Letter of acceptance and Invoice.
We will formally advise you of your eligibility to become a Member of Shanklin and Sandown Golf Club. Your Membership is complete on our receipt of the Entry Fee and our banker’s confirmation that these funds have cleared. The Club will also invoice you for the Membership Subscription and Clubhouse Levy. The Club has a variety of schemes in place for payment of which further details are enclosed. |
Step 5: Welcome to Shanklin and Sandown Golf Club.
On satisfactory completion of step four we will be pleased to provide you with the following for collection from the Secretary/Managers office:
· Swipe Card for door entry, competition entry, bar discount and catering,
· Bag Tag and Membership sticker,
· Club Fixture Diary. |
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Dress Code |
The Club Membership requires that an acceptable standard of dress be maintained both on the Course and in the Clubhouse.
· Gentlemen may wear tailored shorts on the Course and in the Clubhouse, the latter between April 1st and September 30th, providing that long hose or predominantly white sports socks (trainer or sportlet socks are not appropriate) are also worn. Shirts must be tucked into trousers or shorts at all times.
· Baseball style caps and any other form of headwear must be worn with the peak forward. No form of headgear will be permitted inside the Clubhouse.
· Blue denim jeans/skirts and jackets, T-shirts, vests, halter tops, beachwear, track suits (or similar), trainers and plimsolls (or similar) are not allowed.
· Mud should be cleaned from golf shoes before entering the changing rooms or Spike Bar. No golf shoes of any kind are permitted in the upstairs entrance hall or the main part of the Clubhouse.
· Although not mandatory, it is appreciated if members and visitors change into a Jacket and Tie for prize giving after major golf events. These are necessary for match dinners.
The Secretary/Manager, Steward, Professional or any Committee Member is the arbiter of what is acceptable and you will need to conform with any request to change.
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