1. The aim of these dress regulations is to develop an underlying spirit where all members and guests respect each other and honour the traditions of the club by wearing proper attire. All members and non-member guests using this prestigious golf course or taking part in any activity of the club must wear appropriate clothing and apparel for maintaining uniformity and also to avoid confusion of dress to wear. The following dress code covering various club events has been proposed after taking into consideration the current trends and practices of other international golf clubs.

2. In Golf Course, All members and non-members using this course or taking part in the competition must wear appropriate clothing and apparel that complies with the IGF dress code regulations:
      a. Headgear. Must put on a Cap / Hat / Visor
      b. Dress.            
             (1) General. The following shall apply to all members, tournament participants and non-member guests in KGC.
                    (a) Not acceptable are track suits, round neck shirt, T-shirts, sweat pants, Jogging pants, cutoffs or beachwear,
                     sandal, chappol, sleeper without back strap, cleats, raised heels, or hard spikes and Jeans.
                    (b) Footwear that damages the course is not permitted on the golf course or on the practice areas.
                    (c) In Kurmitola Golf Club course hard / iron spikes will not be permitted under any circumstances.
                    (d) Golf headdress, including hats, visors and headbands are permitted in the clubhouse. Golfers are requested to
                     remove their headdress in the dining room.
           
             (2) Men. Sports / golf shirts with collar & sleeves (short / long) or turtleneck shirts may be worn. Shirts must be tucked in
             at the waist with trousers / Shorts. Shorts should be little below knee length and must be worn with socks. Long trousers
            “Plus Fours” Bermuda / Walking type shorts below knee may be worn.

             (3) Women. Golf shirts, tailored slacks, turtleneck blouses/ sweater, long trousers or shorts / skirts but not shorter than
             5 inches above knee are permitted. Sleeveless shirts, blouses and other dresses must have collar. But long un-tucked
             shirts are not permitted. Shirts must be tucked-in at the waist.

    c. Shoes. Participants must put on proper golf shoes with soft spikes. Golf shoes with iron spikes and PT or Jogging shoes are
    not allowed.

3. In Restaurant. May put on decent casual dress with long trouser and shirt (preferably full sleeves at night) tucked-in at the waist. Hawai / T-shirt may be worn un-tucked. Jean or slippers without back strap are not allowed. Shirts printed with offensive language or symbols are not allowed. Ladies may wear casual dress like shari, salwar & Kamiz etc. Golfers after a round of golf are allowed to use the restaurant facilities in golf dress. However, golfers are requested to remove their headdress in the dining room.

4. During Inauguration and Prize Distribution Ceremony.
    a. During day time. Participants in the inauguration ceremony must put on golf attire and during prize distribution golf dress
    but no shorts, sandal or slippers are allowed.
    b. At Night. During winter from 15 November to 28 February, lounge suit /combination to be worn. During summer from 01
    April to 01 November informal dress / Smart Casual with full sleeve shirts tucked in at the waist along with shoes is to be put
    on. Ladies are requested to put on Salwar & Kamiz or Shari with / without cardigan or shawl during winter. Foreign ladies may
    wear formal dress or their national dress.
 

5. Swimming Pool. Swimming trunks or costumes are must for all pool users. Swimming cap and glass may be worn. Ladies are to fold their spread-out long hair with hair band/lace or to put on swimming cap while in the swimming pool. All members and guests must wash their body, void themselves properly before using the pool and wipe the wet body before entering in the change room. Members and guests having any skin or infectious disease are not permitted to use the swimming pool. Pajama, trouser, or Shari are not allowed in swimming pool.
 

6. Social Activities.
    a. In 31st December Night Celebration Party. Lounge suit or Combination to be worn. But no half sleeve shirt, pajama-panjabi
    with shawl and slippers to be allowed. However ladies can put on cardigan or shawl over Shari.
    b. Pahela Baishak. Casual dress appropriate to our culture and tradition may be worn. Sherwani (Men’s coat with buttons up to
    the neck), Pajama and punjabi may be worn with slippers or sandal. But lunghi or dhuti are not accepted. Ladies may put on
    shari or Salwar & Kamiz.
    c. Dinner Organized in Honor of Overseas Participants. Lounge Suit for men and Shari or trouser & shirt with / without cardigan
    or shawl for the women.
 

7. Executive Committee Meeting. Lounge Suit.

8. Annual General Meeting and other Club Meeting.
     a. For Men. Closed Collar
     b. For women. Shari / pant & shirt with or without Cardigan / shawl.
 

9. On the Course. All players must have a set of clubs. Carts are to be kept on the cart path at least 30 feet from the Greens and off the trees. Please smooth over all marks in the sand traps with the rakes provided. Replace divots on the fairways and tees or use the sand /seed mixture if provided and repair ball marks on the greens.

10. All members and non-member guests are to comply with the dress code regulations. Sponsors of the tournaments are responsible to inform their guests about the dress code of the occasion, if invited and to ensure that they are properly dressed as per the instruction given in the invitation card. The club authority may refuse to provide any service to the member or guest if they are not dressed as per the dress code. Members are also responsible for the dress and behaviour of their accompanying guests at all times while they are in club premises.


Recommendations of the Board

1. The draft ADR-2005 may be circulated to all the fmn/units for the comments of the users before it is finalize.

2. Colour photo of three personnel (1 x offr, 1 x JCO, 1 x OR) with min three sets of proposed working dress (out of 6) may be circulated to all the fmn/units for their valuable comments for final selection of one set.

3. The board has worked on all the existing dresses and their present uses in Bangladesh Army. If any dress has been left out in this book which may be in occasional use in Bangladesh Army can be included with the comments and design from the user units/fmn/dte/institution.