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Dress Policy
Clubhouse Policy
Breezeway Bar & Cafe - Men & Women Neat and tasteful casual attire is encouraged. Examples of acceptable attire include blue jeans/ denim (must be flawless), Sports apparel, swimwear cover-ups, collarless shirts, flip flops and hats. Footwear is required. Examples of inappropriate attire include men’s and women’s swimwear worn without appropriate shirts and cover-ups.
55th Hole - Men Neat and tasteful casual attire is encouraged. Acceptable attire includes shorts, blue jeans/denim (must be flawless), flip flops, and collarless shirts. Hats for men are permitted on the patio. Inappropriate attire includes bathing suits and tank tops. 55th Hole - Women Neat and tasteful casual attire is encouraged. Acceptable attire includes shorts, blue jeans/ denim (must be flawless), flip flops, collarless shirts and sleeveless shirts for women. Hats and visors for women are permitted. Inappropriate attire includes bathing suits and excessively short shorts.
Remainder of Clubhouse
Men and Women Neat and tasteful casual attire is encouraged. Acceptable attire includes Golf and Sports attire as outlined in the General Golf and Sports Rules and blue jeans/denim (must be flawless). Inappropriate attire includes collarless shirts, flip flops and hats for men (hats permitted on patio).
Upscale Club Attire - Events denoting “Upscale Club Attire” require slacks and long sleeve dress shirts for gentleman (jackets optional).
Men
Shirts (properly tucked in) with collars and sleeves, or golf-approved mock-neck shirt, slacks, or golf-length shorts are considered appropriate attire. Examples of inappropriate attire include but are not limited to tank tops, blue jeans or blue shorts, t-shirts, non-golf specific designer mock-neck shirts, fishnet tops, cutoffs, sweat pants, bathing suits, tennis shorts, cargo shorts, or other athletic shorts.
Juniors
Juniors under the age of sixteen may wear a golf tee shirt (properly tucked in) if approved by the Golf Shop with appropriate golf-length shorts. Juniors under 12 may wear "cargo shorts".
Women
Dresses, skirts, slacks, golf-length shorts, and blouses with collars and/or sleeves are considered appropriate attire. Examples of inappropriate attire include but are not limited to halter tops or tank tops, fishnet tops, bathing suits, sweat pants, leggings and compression style workout pants (unless worn as an under layer), blue jeans or blue jean shorts, tennis dresses, athletic shorts, or cutoffs.
Shoes
Appropriate non-metal spike golf shoes are required on the golf course. Use of shoes other than golf shoes must be approved by the Golf Shop.
This dress code is mandatory for all players. Improperly dressed golfers will be asked to change before playing. When in doubt, please check with the Golf Shop before starting play.
Men
Shirts with collars or tennis-approved collarless shirts with sleeves, but no graphics, advertisements, or silk-screened shirts and tennis shorts are considered appropriate attire. Examples of inappropriate attire include but are not limited to tank tops, tee shirts, fishnet tops, cut-offs, blue jean shorts, sweat pants, blue jeans, bathing suits, or other athletic shorts.
Juniors
Juniors under the age of sixteen may wear a tennis tee shirt if approved by the Tennis Shop.
Women
Tennis dresses, skirts, shorts, shirts, tennis tanks, and blouses are considered appropriate attire. Examples of inappropriate attire include but are not limited to halter tops, fishnet tops, bathing suits, sweat pants, blue jean shorts, blue jeans, or other athletic shorts.
Shoes
Appropriate tennis shoes are required on the tennis courts.
Proper tennis etiquette should be observed at all times. Excessive noise, racquet throwing, or profanity is not permitted at any time.
Fitness
Men and Women
Examples of inappropriate attire include but are not limited to sports bras worn alone, cut-offs, dungarees, bathing suits, and open-toed shoes such as sandals. Shirts must be worn.
Bonita Bay Club
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26650 Country Club Dr, Bonita Springs, FL 34134
Bonita Bay Club
Map & Directions
26660 Country Club Dr, Bonita Springs, FL 34134
Bonita Bay Club
Map & Directions
26681 Country Club Drive, Bonita Springs, FL 34134
Bonita Bay Club
Map & Directions
26800 S. Tamiami Trail, Bonita Springs, FL 34134
If traveling from the south on i-75:
Take I-75 to exit 116 (Bonita Beach Road). Turn left (West) to the junction of Bonita Beach Road and U.S. 41 – Tamiami Trail. Turn right (North), go approximately 2 miles to the intersection of Bonita Bay Blvd. and West Terry Street. Turn left at light onto Bonita Bay Blvd. and follow drive to gatehouse where guards will give you directions to the Clubhouse.
If traveling from the east on i-75:
Take Alligator Alley to I-75 (N) to exit 116 (Bonita Beach Road). Turn left (West) to the junction of Bonita Beach Road and U.S. 41. Turn right (N) and go approx. 2 miles to intersection of Bonita Bay Blvd. & West Terry Street. Turn left at light and follow drive to gatehouse where guards will give directions to the Clubhouse.
If traveling from the north on i-75:
Take I-75 to exit 123 (Corkscrew Road) and travel West to the intersection of Corkscrew Road and U.S. 41 – Tamiami Trail. Turn left at light heading South for approximately 7 miles to Bonita Bay Blvd. and W. Terry Street. Turn right at the light onto Bonita Bay Blvd. Follow drive to gatehouse where guards will give directions to the Clubhouse.
If traveling south on u.s. 41:
Travel south on U.S. 41 - Turn right at intersection of Bonita Bay Blvd. & West Terry Street; follow drive to gatehouse where guards will give directions to the Clubhouse.
If traveling north on u.s. 41:
Head north on U.S. 41 to Bonita Springs. Continue through Bonita Beach Road & U.S. 41 intersection approx. 2 miles north to Bonita Bay Blvd. & West Terry Street. Turn left onto Bonita Bay Blvd. and follow drive to gatehouse where guards will give directions to the Clubhouse.
Bonita Bay Club Naples
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3700 Wildwood Boulevard, Naples, FL 34120
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Bonita Bay Club’s excellence has been recognized with exclusive designations, including the Distinguished Club and Platinum Club, and we have been named among America’s Healthiest Clubs for our commitment to our members’ well-being.
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