Welcome to Waccabuc Country Club
As a guest of one of our Members, we hope you enjoy your time at our special club. Waccabuc is more of a club in the country than a country club. We hope you have time to take advantage of the golf course, tennis courts, waterfront and our delicious dining options. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask any of the staff. To ensure a pleasant experience, please be aware of our policies outlined below.
Club Policies
Cell Phones
Cell phone use is restricted to the locker rooms and parking lots only.
Cell phone use is restricted to the locker rooms and parking lots only.
Dress Code
It is expected that Members, their family and guests will be suitably and neatly attired at all times while on the main Club premises. The main Club premises include the Clubhouse and all surrounding grounds, including those areas adjacent to the tennis courts and golf course. Separate dress codes apply to the Carriage House, Waterfront, tennis courts and golf course as described below.
It is expected that Members, their family and guests will be suitably and neatly attired at all times while on the main Club premises. The main Club premises include the Clubhouse and all surrounding grounds, including those areas adjacent to the tennis courts and golf course. Separate dress codes apply to the Carriage House, Waterfront, tennis courts and golf course as described below.
Clubhouse
Terrace
- In the evening: Long pants are required for men (13 years old and up).
- At other times: Appropriate "club casual" attire may be worn .
Queen Anne Room
- Saturday evenings: Jacket required for men.
- At other times: Appropriate "club casual" attire may be worn.
Other Clubhouse premises - Appropriate "club casual" attire may be worn.
Club casual attire for gentlemen is collared shirts and pants or dress shorts. Shirttails should be tucked in and belts worn. Men may wear dress sandals during the day only, no flip flops. Gentlemen must remove hats upon entering the clubhouse. Proper attire for women includes dresses, sundresses, skirts, pants and Bermuda-length shorts. Dresses and skirts should be finger-tip length long. Open midriffs are not permitted. Dresses, blouses, and tops without collar and/or sleeves may be worn. Dress sandals are permitted.
Lunch: Members and their guests may also wear golf or tennis shoes and tennis attire on the Terrace, in the Tap Room, and in the Bar during lunch service.
Unacceptable Attire: Excluded at all times from Clubhouse premises are denim in any form (including jackets), souvenir and plain tee shirts, men’s tank tops, yoga pants, leggings, open midriffs, very short shorts or skirts, cargo pants or shorts, work out clothes/sweatsuits/joggers/hoodies (shirts, pants or shorts), bare feet or bathing attire (bathing suits, flip-flops, sport sandals or shower slides). Tennis attire and athletic shoes may not be worn in the Clubhouse dining rooms or during the evening in the Bar or on the Terrace, with the exception of scheduled post event buffets. Gentlemen must remove sport hats, including baseball hats and visors, before entering the Clubhouse.
Terrace
- In the evening: Long pants are required for men (13 years old and up).
- At other times: Appropriate "club casual" attire may be worn .
Queen Anne Room
- Saturday evenings: Jacket required for men.
- At other times: Appropriate "club casual" attire may be worn.
Other Clubhouse premises - Appropriate "club casual" attire may be worn.
Club casual attire for gentlemen is collared shirts and pants or dress shorts. Shirttails should be tucked in and belts worn. Men may wear dress sandals during the day only, no flip flops. Gentlemen must remove hats upon entering the clubhouse. Proper attire for women includes dresses, sundresses, skirts, pants and Bermuda-length shorts. Dresses and skirts should be finger-tip length long. Open midriffs are not permitted. Dresses, blouses, and tops without collar and/or sleeves may be worn. Dress sandals are permitted.
Lunch: Members and their guests may also wear golf or tennis shoes and tennis attire on the Terrace, in the Tap Room, and in the Bar during lunch service.
Unacceptable Attire: Excluded at all times from Clubhouse premises are denim in any form (including jackets), souvenir and plain tee shirts, men’s tank tops, yoga pants, leggings, open midriffs, very short shorts or skirts, cargo pants or shorts, work out clothes/sweatsuits/joggers/hoodies (shirts, pants or shorts), bare feet or bathing attire (bathing suits, flip-flops, sport sandals or shower slides). Tennis attire and athletic shoes may not be worn in the Clubhouse dining rooms or during the evening in the Bar or on the Terrace, with the exception of scheduled post event buffets. Gentlemen must remove sport hats, including baseball hats and visors, before entering the Clubhouse.
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Golf Course
Acceptable Attire: Appropriate golf attire is required on the golf course and on practice areas, such as golf shirts, slacks, skirts or Bermuda shorts. Shirttails must be worn in. Unacceptable Attire: Metal spikes, tennis attire, denim in any form, cargo shorts, athletic cleats and all other forms of unacceptable attire listed above for the Clubhouse and its premises, are not allowed. |
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Tennis/Pickleball
White tennis attire is mandatory on the tennis and pickleball courts at all times, including tennis dresses, shorts, and shirts (collared for men). All tennis players must wear proper tennis shoes. Colored trim is limited to 10%. In inclement weather, non-white warm-up clothing is permitted over whites. Gentlemen are required to wear white athletic/tennis shirts (not T-shirts). Women's tennis/pickleball attire must cover the mid section. If you are a spectator at the courts, you must be in club casual attire (see above). |
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Waterfront & Carriage House
Waterfront: There are no restrictions on attire at the Waterfront, although denim clothes are discouraged, especially for evening events such as Fire and Ice. Carriage House: Proper attire for the Carriage House varies according to the type of function taking place. |
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