Guest Experience

When you arrive, you'll be greeted at our main entrance. Let the on-duty attendant know you're a guest, and they'll direct you from there.

We recommend arriving about an hour before your tee time — a little earlier if your group is joining us for lunch beforehand. This gives you time to get settled, change, and warm up without feeling rushed.

Note: If you arrive before your member-host, check in at the bag drop/golf shop/front desk and let staff know you're a guest. They'll make sure you're taken care of.

Golf guests should check in at the Golf Shop upon arrival; event guests will find signage directing them to the appropriate venue.

We take pride in maintaining a welcoming and polished environment throughout the club. Here's what to plan on:

• On the course: Collared shirts (tucked in), golf slacks or tailored golf shorts. No denim, cargo shorts, or athletic wear.
• In the clubhouse: The same standard applies. Hats and visors are requested to be removed in all indoor areas.
• Dining room: no tank tops, basketball shirts at all times. Golf attire is allowed. During evening service, smart casual is preferred; blazers are welcome but not required
• Footwear: Soft spikes or spikeless golf shoes are required on the course. Metal spikes are not permitted.

Please change into golf shoes in the locker room rather than the parking lot — we have comfortable facilities waiting for you.

Note: When in doubt, err on the side of neat and tidy. Our team is happy to help, and the golf shop carries essentials if you need them.

Your member-host handles guest fees for the round, which typically include greens fees, cart or caddie fees, and food and beverage during the round. We want you to relax and enjoy the experience — not worry about the tab.

If you'd like to make a purchase in the golf shop, we accept credit cards or cash. Food and beverages in the clubhouse are signed to the member's account or payable by guests directly with cash or credit cards.

Gratuity is always welcome and appreciated by our team. If you'd like to show your appreciation to outside service staff or our dining team, cash is the easiest way to do so.

We ask that all guests keep their phones on silent upon arriving at The Club at Pradera. Phone calls are permitted outdoors and in designated areas. We ask that phones not be used inside the clubhouse, dining room, or on the driving range.

Photography on the course and around the property is welcome for personal use. We simply ask that photos or videos intended for publication or social media tag us @theclubatpradera (please do not include other members or guests without permission).

Our clubhouse includes a dining room, grill, bar, and a patio; all of which are open to guests accompanied by their member-host.

Permitted in outdoor areas only, away from dining patios and event spaces.

Our members are passionate about this club, and we think you'll see why. A few things that help everyone have a great experience:

• Pace of play: We take pace seriously. If a hole gets away from you, please pick up and move along — it keeps things enjoyable for everyone on the course.
• Children: Children under 12 are welcome in all areas of the club when accompanied by a parent. Junior golfers must be at least 16 to play the championship course unaccompanied.
• Pets: Leashed dogs are not welcome on the driving range and walking paths.
• Guest frequency: Members may host the same guest up to 6 times per calendar year.

Most importantly — welcome. We hope this is the first of many visits, and we look forward to taking great care of you.