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Welcome to Winged Foot Golf Club.

Winged Foot Golf Club is a private club. All guests must be signed in with the accompanying member before play. When you arrive at the Club, please pull up to the bag drop area, located behind 10 East green.  The valet staff will assist you with your bags, park your car, and direct you to the Director of Golf Services.

Appropriate golf attire is required. The Winged Foot dress policy is designed to maintain the tradition, decorum and dignity of our Club and the game of golf. While using Club facilities proper dress should be traditional, neat and conservative.

  • Golf Attire for Men

    • Collared shirts and slacks or shorts are required for men. Shirts must be tucked in at all times and shorts must be of Bermuda length. Both slacks and shorts must be tailored for golf. Long-sleeved turtlenecks and long-sleeved mock turtlenecks are permitted. Belts are required. Sneaker style golf shoes of a conservative style (such as those sold in the Pro Shop) are acceptable golf attire. No "high-top" sneakers.  Only soft spikes are permitted.

      Unacceptable clothing includes cargo pants/shorts, denim and workout clothing.  Articles of clothing designed with rips or tears are prohibited. Athletic/high-top sneakers, rubber sandals or flip flops, and Crocs are not permitted.

      Men may not wear hats anywhere in the Clubhouse or on the Terrace, except when passing through the Grille Room during a round of golf.

  • Golf Attire for Women

    • Slacks, capris, skirts and skorts no more than 4 inches above the knee are acceptable for women. Shorts must be 7" inseam or greater.  All clothing must be conservative, golf specific and in good taste.  Halter, tube or tank tops, open midriffs, short shorts, tennis skirts and colored jeans are not acceptable. White jeans are allowed for dining.

      Unacceptable clothing includes cargo pants/shorts, denim and workout clothing.  Articles of clothing designed with rips or tears are prohibited. Athletic/high-top sneakers, rubber sandals or flip flops, and Crocs are not permitted.

      Women may wear golf hats on the Terrace. Hats are only to be worn with the brim facing forward.

  • Technology Guidelines

    • Cellular telephones and other communication devices are not to be used or displayed in the Clubhouse or on the Club grounds. All electronic devices on Club grounds shall be silenced - or turned to vibrate.  Tablets or Laptop computers can only be used in the locker rooms or at the pool. No video conferencing is allowed at the pool.

      Smart phones can be used to take or view pictures on the Club grounds.

      Email or texting is permitted in locker rooms, at the pool area, and in the Founders Room (unless occupied by a private group).

      Use of cell phones for conversation is permitted only in the privacy of one's car while in parking lots, in the Clubhouse locker rooms, in the pool locker rooms or near the fence line, away from Members and guests. These phone calls are expected to be short and occur only when necessary.

  • Pace of Play

    • Winged Foot Golf Club has two golf courses designed for walking. Carts are allowed only when required due to injury or medical necessity.

      A round of golf for a foursome should take no longer than four hours. Staying ahead of the group behind is necessary, but not sufficient; all groups are required to keep up with the group in front of them.

      Guests should play the tees that are appropriate for their handicaps. Guests who do not have a single digit handicap are not permitted to play from any set of back tees.

  • Practice Area

    • The driving range, practice areas and putting greens are integral parts of our facility.  Guests are expected to exercise proper etiquette and care while using the practice areas and range.  Balls must never be hit over the driving range net for obvious safety reasons.  Hitting from the grass area in front of the range mats is strictly prohibited. Members and guests are reminded that it is an appreciated courtesy to clear the greens of balls after practicing chips and bunker shots. Golfers are also encouraged to follow posted guidelines regarding divot patterns in the short game practice area.