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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Are guests allowed at the Club?
A. All golf guests must register in the Golf Pro Shop or with a Player Services
representative. Please refer to the Club’s Rules and Regulations for guest times of
play and green fees. A resident guest (a person living within 100 miles of the Club)
may play the course no more than twice in any calendar month. Members are
welcome to bring guests to the Club for dining. Reservations are strongly
encouraged and may be made by calling 303-233-4614 or online through the Club’s
website at www.lakewoodcountryclub.net. Members are allowed to bring guests to
the Club’s social events at the discretion of the Programs Committee and the Board
of Directors. Members are allowed to bring guests to the pool at the discretion of the
Programs Committee and the Board of Directors. Please refer to the Club’s Rules
and regulations for pool guest information and fees. All guests must be accompanied
by a Member.
Q. Is there a dress code at Lakewood Country Club?
A. Appropriate attire is required, which includes proper golf attire. Please refer to
the Dress Code and Juniors' Dress Code sections in the Club’s Rules and Regulations
for details on appropriate golf attire. For men, women and children, appropriate
denim pants and shorts are allowed. Denim pants, cargo shorts and shorts that are
frayed, torn or worn-looking are considered inappropriate. While on Club grounds or
in the Clubhouse, shirts must be tucked into the waistband, unless manufacturing
style prohibits. Sweatshirts are permitted to be worn in the Clubhouse; however, the
clothing may not be tattered or torn. Cotton sweatpants, including children's wear,
are not allowed in the Clubhouse, with the exception of the Men's and Women's
locker rooms. Inappropriate attire consists of, but is not limited to, tee shirts, tank
tops, halter tops, athletic shorts, cutoffs, spandex and short shorts.
For the men, hats and visors may be worn in the Clubhouse, with the exception that
hats and visors are not allowed in the downstairs indoor dining areas, which includes
the Pike's Peak Lounge (Members making the turn and using the Pike's Peak Lounge
for food and beverage pick-up are exempted). Hats and visors may not be worn
backwards or askew anywhere on the Club premises.
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