The Club at Weston Hills - Guest Experiences

Get the Most Out of Every Swing

Making the most of your round of golf starts with embracing both the challenge and the enjoyment of the game — from warming up at the practice facilities to taking in the scenery between shots. Stay present, play with intention, and trust your strategy, whether you're working on consistency, trying new shots, or simply enjoying time with friends. With a positive mindset, smart course management, and an appreciation for the experience, every round becomes an opportunity to improve, connect, and savor the sport you love.

Club Dress Code Pace of Play

Club Dress Code

Clubhouse/Dining

Sport attire is acceptable during the day (golf, tennis & fitness).
No swim attire is allowed in clubhouse
After 6pm, men and women must wear golf attire, resort attire or dress tops & bottoms.
Denim allowed.
After 6pm, children may be dressed in T-shirts, but outfit must be neat and clean in appearance.
If attire is made to be tucked in, it needs to be worn that way.
Please remove hats inside the building after 6pm.

Golf Course and Practice Facilities

The Club at Weston Hills is a soft spike facility. No metal spikes.
Men are required to wear a collared shirt, tucked in.
Shirts without collars designed specifically for golf are acceptable.
Hats worn in the forward position.
For Men, slacks or Bermuda-length shorts are required.
For Women, shirts with collars and with or without sleeves.
Shorts, skorts and slacks designed by golf manufacturers are acceptable.
Children are to abide by the same dress code standards.

Tennis

Regulation tennis shoes are required to play tennis at The Club at Weston Hills.
Colors are acceptable.
No sports bras or sleeveless shirts allowed on courts
Athletic shirts, collared shirts, shorts and skorts, specifically designed for tennis or golf, is acceptable.
No swim attire allowed in pro shop.

Denim, gym attire, cutoffs, sweat pants, or any apparel with offensive logos, markings or language

are not permitted on any area of the golf course, practice facilities or tennis courts.

Members are responsible their guests and informing them of the club dress requirements.

Pace of Play

Your Position On The Course

Arcis Golf is committed to delivering extraordinary golf experiences played at an enjoyable pace. It is our expectation that every golfer accepts the responsibility to maintain their position on the course relative to the pace of play target time. At The Club at Weston Hills, your round should be played in no more than 4 hours and 10 minutes and we will manage accordingly to ensure an enjoyable experience for all members and guests.

By following the pace of play guidelines and helpful tips below you should be able to easily maintain your position on the course and complete your round at an enjoyable pace.

In the event that a group is out of position or causing undue delay, our Player Assistants will:

1. Provide an initial friendly reminder and a specific expectation for the group to regain position.

2. Act as a forecaddie to assist groups in regaining position.

3. If a group is unable to regain position, the Player Assistant will provide that group with options to move back into position, such as skipping shots / holes, rain check, or restarting their round behind the last group.

Thank you for doing your part to improve pace of play. We value your time and are honored to serve you.

In the event that a group is out of position or causing undue delay, our Player Assistants will:

Provide an initial friendly reminder and a specific expectation for the group to regain position.
Act as a forecaddie to assist groups in regaining position.
If a group is unable to regain position, the Player Assistant will provide that group with options to move back into position, such as skipping shots / holes, rain check, or restarting their round behind the last group.

Guest Experience

Inspired Play. Elevated Comfort. Moments to Remember.

Get the Most Out of Every Swing

Club Dress Code

Pace of Play

Your Position On The Course

Family Environment

Clubhouse