San Roque Golf Course in Cadiz Spain

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San Roque Golf Course in Cadiz

San Roque opened for the first time in 1991 and soon became the Sotogrande Golf Club. San Roque Golf Course designed by Dave Thomas, the Old Course, along with Valderrama and Real Club of Sotogrande, is known as the Golden Triangle of Golf. In 1997, at the Ryder Cup, which took place in the neighboring Valderrama field, San Roque hosted both the European team and the American and their families. Nowadays, the plates with the names of the players remain, indicating the continuation that they occupied. The first major event of the club was the final of the European Qualifying School in 1993.

Dress conditions:  Anyone visiting the San Roque Club must be properly dressed at all times. Anyone who is not well dressed will be asked to change or leave the club.

The general rules at Golf San Roque in Cadiz, Spain are :

• Jeans are not allowed.
• The tracksuit is not allowed
• The shorts must reach the knee.
• Socks must be worn at all times.
• Men’s shirts must have a collar and long or short sleeves, and must remain hidden at all times. Football / Rugby style poles are not considered golf apparel.
• Women’s shirts without collars must have sleeves. Women’s shirts with a collar can be sleeveless.
• Metal stud shoes are not allowed on the golf course. No exceptions will be made, even for non-removable nail shoes. Tennis and training shoes are not considered appropriate golf clothing.
• In the restaurant, use of swimwear or sportswear is not allowed. It is not allowed to walk barefoot.

The San Roque Golf Course and practice areas in Cadiz , Spain are considered part of the golf course and as such, the dress rule also applies to these areas.