CGA/TYGA Junior Dress Code

Updated 11-13-2006

The CGA and TYGA takes great pride in the quality of it players and host facilities.  The CGA/TYGA will visit over 25 different facilities during the 2007 season.  In order to develop and expand the outstanding relationship that the CGA/TYGA has developed with these facilities, the CGA/TYGA contestants must adhere to the CGA/TYGA dress code.  Please note that the CGA/TYGA tournament staff has the right to deem other attire to be improper, even if it does not appear in this list.

CGA/TYGA Dress Code Policy:

· The dress code must be observed by all players, parents and spectators.

· Spectators in violation may be asked to leave the facility.

· Players in violation will not be allowed to tee off.

· Should a host facility have a stricter dress code, its policy will take precedence.

· Questionable attire will be reviewed by the tournament committee.

· Proper attire is required at all times at the host facility.

Prohibited Attire:

· Tank tops and t-shirts

· Shirts with offensive language or pictures

· Shirts or hats with any alcohol, tobacco or drug reference.

· Golf shoes with metal golf spikes

· Slacks or shorts with holes, tears and/or frayed ends

· Denim shorts, short shorts, cut-off shorts, gym shorts or jeans

· Earrings (males)

· Body piercings

· Tattoos (must be covered)

Required dress;

· Hats/visors must be worn with brim forward

            However, males MUST remove their hats whenever indoors

· Collared shirts must be worn and tucked in at all times, “mock-turtlenecks” are accepted

· Women’s fashion shirts without a collar are acceptable, but must have sleeves

· All shorts must be no more than 5” above the knee (see examples below)

· Women’s fashion shirts must not rise above the belt line at any time during the golf swing

· Spikeless/non-metal golf shoes or clean, appropriate tennis shoes

· Slacks and shorts must be hemmed at the bottom and NOT frayed

Examples of acceptable dress:

Examples of unacceptable dress: