Guest Info/Policies

The Daniel Island Club is for the exclusive use of its members and their guests. We look forward to welcoming you to the Club as a guest and have outlined some specifics as they relate to our dress code, cell phone use, tipping and other topics that may make your visit more enjoyable.

Shirts are always to be tucked in except those that are designed to be worn outside of trousers (such as “UNTUCK it” or “Tommy Bahama” styles). Clothing that has excessive rips, tears, excessive wrinkles, or stains is improper attire. Spiked golf shoes are not permitted to be worn inside Clubhouse or Golf Shop at any time. Gentleman must remove their hats while in Club facilities, hats are permitted on the Harry's and Dover Grill porch with the brim facing forward. Women are permitted to wear hats while inside Club facilities.

The Club expects all members and guests to adhere to these standards.

Dress Code: Golf Courses

Approved golf attire is required on the golf course, driving range and practice area. This includes:

Men must wear a tucked-in shirt with a collar and sleeves, slacks, or shorts without cargo pockets. Hats must be worn forward and removed in the Clubhouse.

Women may wear dresses, skirts, skorts, slacks, or shorts, and shirts that are sleeveless with a collar or collarless with sleeves. Women may wear hats in the Clubhouse.

Unacceptable attire includes tank tops, cut-off shorts, sweatpants, denim, cargo shorts or pants, athletic shorts or pants, bathing suits, and tennis or workout attire.

Dress Code: Park Club Pools

To ensure a comfortable and respectful environment for all, we kindly request that your choice of swimwear is tasteful and considerate of others. Full-coverage tops and bottoms are required. Thongs and cheeky bottoms for women and men are not permitted.

Dress Code: Tennis & Pickleball

Appropriate tennis attire designed specifically for tennis is required.
Gentlemen must wear shirts with sleeves.
Running shoes are prohibited on clay courts and are highly discouraged on the hard/pickleball courts.
Cotton t-shirts, spandex shorts, midriff tops, sports bras, and tube tops are not permitted.

Dress Code: Dining

Harry's

Men must wear collared shirts, mock-collar, sweater, dress shirt, and closed-toed shoes.
Tennis, fitness, or swimming attire are not permitted.
Women shall not bare midriff and dress/skirts should be of appropriate length.
T-shirts, hooded long sleeve t-shirts, hooded sweatshirts, cargo pants, cargo shorts, athletic shorts and sweat clothes (including yoga pants) are prohibited.

Dover Grill

Women

Shall not bare midriff and dress/skirts should be of appropriate length.
Golf and tennis attire are acceptable if shirts have a collar.
Clothing that has excessive rips, tears, excessive wrinkles, or stains is improper attire.
No t-shirts, sweatpants, yoga pants, athletic shorts, jerseys, or swim attire.

Men

Must wear collared shirts, mock-collar, sweater, or dress shirts.
Hats are permitted on the porch with the brim facing forward.
Golf and tennis attire are acceptable if shirts have a collar.
Shirts are always to be tucked in except those that are designed to be worn outside of trousers.
No t-shirts, sweatpants, yoga pants, athletic shorts, jerseys, or swim attire.

Child Dress Policy

The dress code policy will be enforced for everyone over the age of 12.

Cell Phone Policy

Cellphone usage is permitted in all areas of the club. Should you need to receive a phone call, please either be discreet and cognizant of those around you or remove yourself from the facility. Other members or guests should not be interrupted or disturbed by private conversations.

Payment Options

Cash is not accepted as a form of payment
The club does not accept member credit cards
Guests of members may use credit cards in all areas of the club when necessary

Tipping

Tipping is permitted in all areas of the club for employees

Golf Course Etiquette

Arriving for your tee time or range session

Upon arrival, use the bag drop for your clubs before parking. If heading to the range, park near the First Tee building. Changing shoes or clothes in the parking lot is prohibited.

Checking in for your tee time or range session

Whether you have a tee time or are going to the range for practice, you must check-in.
For tee times, check-in at the Golf Shop if you have guests, otherwise at the First Tee. Please confirm the number of holes, transportation, and guests for billing.
For the practice area, members may use the Daniel Island Club app to scan in. Guest fees apply without a tee time. Practice balls must be hit from designated areas and not taken onto the golf course.

On the course

Golf cart operators must have a valid driver's license, and no one is allowed to ride on the back of a cart. All players must be on the tee sheet and registered by the First Tee starter. Groups must be tagged by the starter for pace of play.
Pace of play is important, with a stipulated pace of 4 hours and 12 minutes for Ralston and 4 hours and 5 minutes for Beresford. If you are out of position, the clocks on holes 4, 8 and 12 are your indicators. If you fall more than 10 minutes behind pace, you will be asked to skip holes to regain your correct position.
If lightning is detected, cease play and seek shelter immediately. The Club's advanced lightning detection system will sound an alert for lightning (long alert tone) and an all-clear signal (three short alert tones).
All players must fill divots, fix ball marks, and rake sand disturbances. Players must be courteous and well behaved. Members are responsible for their guests' behavior.

Men's Locker Room

Gentlemen must be 18 years old to enter. All guests must be accompanied by a member.