Life At The Club
Dress Code
It is expected that Members will choose to dress in a fashion befitting the surroundings and atmosphere provided in the setting of the Club and will advise their guests accordingly. Management reserves the right to make changes to the dress code from time to time. Exceptions may also be made for certain special events.
The club dress code is as follows:
Proper Attire for Men:
- All shirts with a designed collar, turtle-neck, mock turtle-neck or crew neck.
- Dress denim is permissible in the clubhouse; if not torn, faded, frayed or in disrepair.
- Pants and shorts must be worn at the waist.
- No shorts should be shorter than 4” above the knee.
- All attire must be, at a minimum, country club casual or appropriate golf attire.
Proper Attire for Women:
- Dresses, blouses, or sweaters (including collarless and/or sleeveless) are acceptable in the clubhouse.
- Sleeveless shirts must have collar on the golf course and practice areas.
- Collarless shirt must have sleeves on the golf course and practice areas.
- Appropriate dress for women shall include slacks, skirts and shorts. Skirts and shorts must not be shorter than 4” above the knees.
- All attire must be, at a minimum, country club casual or appropriate golf attire.
- Dress denim is permissible in the clubhouse, if not torn, faded, frayed or in disrepair.
- Tennis and appropriate athletic attire is permitted at all times in the Club dining rooms Monday – Thursday, Friday-Sunday before 5 pm and on the Sunset Patio.
Hat Attire:
- Hats are permitted in the Clubhouse and must be worn as designed (bill forward).
The following attire is not acceptable in the clubhouse or on the golf course/practice facilities:
- Tee shirts, sweatshirts, tank tops, halter tops, spandex clothing or gym attire
- Blue jeans on golf courses or practice areas
- Ripped, soiled, stained, frayed, cut off, bare midriff or see-through garments
- Pool attire; except in the pool area
- Footwear is required in the clubhouse
- The club is a “soft spike” facility
- Camouflage clothing
All of the above rules and regulations apply to children of all ages as well.
Updated & Effective: 7/1/2017
Kris David
Membership Director
Serving since 2020
About Kris
Kris was born in San Diego but grew up in Virginia Beach from a military family. He rejoins the Invited family from Richmond, where he was the Director of Tennis at ACAC Fitness & Wellness. Prior to that, he was a Regional Tennis Director based out of River Creek in Leesburg. He brings over 25 years of club experience to his new role as your membership director. In his spare time, he enjoys playing golf and traveling with his wife Janet.
Laura Pijor
Member Relations Director
Serving since 2015
About Laura
A native to Northern Virginia, Laura attended James Madison High School and graduated George Mason University with a degree in Psychology. She has been married for over ten years and has two beautiful daughters named Madison and Ava. A lover of nature and extreme sports. In the winter months she enjoys snowboarding. Hiking and trips to her family’s cottage on the Beach in Maine are her favorite summertime activities. Yoga is a big part of Laura’s life; she started young when her mother was an instructor and aims for starting every day with a morning routine. On the weekends you can find Laura cheering her oldest daughter on at her soccer games.
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