::General Information ::

This information is designed to give a general overview of the Club and the amenities offered to the members. There are By-laws and standard operating procedures that contain detailed information on the governance of the Club that are available to any member upon request.

MEMBERSHIP
Kitsap Golf & Country Club offers social, junior, military, business and golfing memberships totaling over 400 memberships serving over 1,000 people.

OWNERSHIP
The primary membership is Golf Stock. There are over 230 Golf Stock members who own shares of stock in Kitsap Golf & Country Club. You must be a golfing member to own stock in the club.

VOTING
Only Golf Stock members have the right to vote and hold positions on the Board of Directors. An annual meeting and election of new Board of Directors members is held on the second Tuesday in October of each year. A vote-by-mail packet is sent to all voting members in advance of the annual meeting.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Club is governed by a Board of Directors consisting of Golf Stock members elected by fellow Golf Stock members for a term of three years.

COMMITTEES
The Board of Directors appoints a Board member to chair each committee. The committee chair recruits interested members to serve on that committee. All membership types are permitted to serve on committees. Committees include Finance, Golf, Green, House and Membership.

GOLF COURSE USAGE
Golfing members and their immediate families may use the golf course at any time as part of their membership. Social members are entitled to play up to four times per calendar year and may bring guests. Appropriate greens fees apply. Non-members may play the course up to three times per year.

GOLF RANGE PROGRAM
All golfing members are obligated to participate in this program. Social members may utilize this program as well.

RECIPROCAL GOLF
Kitsap Golf & Country Club has a reciprocal golf agreement with other private clubs in Washington and one in Idaho. This right is reserved for golf stock members only. All golfing arrangements must be made through Kitsap's Golf Professional. Availability is subject to host club's schedule.

CLUB NEWSLETTER - TEE TIMES
The Tee Times is produced monthly. It contains notices of upcoming activities, hours of operation, articles of interest, management/staff columns, and updates from the Board of Directors and committees. Advertising opportunities are also available.

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Many of the social activities at the Club involve food and beverage. The club offers a wide range of dining opportunities. To ensure the highest standards we employ a full time Executive Chef and culinary team. The Club has accommodations for any size and type of event. Room discounts are available for members.

DRESS CODE
Dining Room - No jeans or colored jean pants, tee shirts, sweat shirts, spandex, tank tops, and midriff tops. Ladies' shirts must have sleeves and collar. Golf attire and shorts are acceptable may through October. Shorts must be mid thigh.
Other Areas - Jeans are acceptable. All clothing must be in good taste and neatly kept. Clothing that is offensive to others will not be tolerated.

The Club Dress Code is a matter of pride. Please consider not "What can I wear to get by", but rather "What can I wear to represent the Club at the highest standard".



SEE WHAT WE CAN OFFER TO YOU... MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE Members OnlyMembers enter here to view the Newsletter, Golf Schedule, Reciprocal Clubs, Upcoming Events, or to make Dining and Event Reservations. CalendarSee what Golfing & Social Events are happening throughout the year. Golf LinksAll kinds of links to websites with golfing information, statistics, kids golfing, merchandise and more...	General Information This information is designed to give a general overview of the Club and the amenities offered to the members. There are By-laws and standard operating procedures that contain detailed information on the governance of the Club that are available to any member upon request. MEMBERSHIP Kitsap Golf & Country Club offers social, junior, military, business and golfing memberships totaling over 400 memberships serving over 1,000 people. OWNERSHIP The primary membership is Golf Stock. There are over 230 Golf Stock members who own shares of stock in Kitsap Golf & Country Club. You must be a golfing member to own stock in the club. VOTING Only Golf Stock members have the right to vote and hold positions on the Board of Directors. An annual meeting and election of new Board of Directors members is held on the second Tuesday in October of each year. A vote-by-mail packet is sent to all voting members in advance of the annual meeting. BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Club is governed by a Board of Directors consisting of Golf Stock members elected by fellow Golf Stock members for a term of three years. COMMITTEES The Board of Directors appoints a Board member to chair each committee. The committee chair recruits interested members to serve on that committee. All membership types are permitted to serve on committees. Committees include Finance, Golf, Green, House and Membership. GOLF COURSE USAGE Golfing members and their immediate families may use the golf course at any time as part of their membership. Social members are entitled to play up to four times per calendar year and may bring guests. Appropriate greens fees apply. Non-members may play the course up to three times per year. GOLF RANGE PROGRAM All golfing members are obligated to participate in this program. Social members may utilize this program as well. RECIPROCAL GOLF Kitsap Golf & Country Club has a reciprocal golf agreement with other private clubs in Washington and one in Idaho. This right is reserved for golf stock members only. All golfing arrangements must be made through Kitsap's Golf Professional. Availability is subject to host club's schedule. CLUB NEWSLETTER - TEE TIMES The Tee Times is produced monthly. It contains notices of upcoming activities, hours of operation, articles of interest, management/staff columns, and updates from the Board of Directors and committees. Advertising opportunities are also available. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Many of the social activities at the Club involve food and beverage. The club offers a wide range of dining opportunities. To ensure the highest standards we employ a full time Executive Chef and culinary team. The Club has accommodations for any size and type of event. Room discounts are available for members. DRESS CODE Dining Room - No jeans or colored jean pants, tee shirts, sweat shirts, spandex, tank tops, and midriff tops. Ladies' shirts must have sleeves and collar. Golf attire and shorts are acceptable may through October. Shorts must be mid thigh. Other Areas - Jeans are acceptable. All clothing must be in good taste and neatly kept. Clothing that is offensive to others will not be tolerated. The Club Dress Code is a matter of pride. Please consider not "What can I wear to get by", but rather "What can I wear to represent the Club at the highest standard".	DivotsWhat is a Mulligan? A "mulligan" is a second chance, a second ball played from the spot of an original shot that has gone astray. They're frequently "taken" on the tee - particularly the first tee, but they might be used anywhere your partners allow them. They violate the Rules of Golf. Whether the ball used for a mulligan must be played is always a subject for heated debate. Quotes"I'd give up golf if I didn't have so many sweaters." - Bob Hope
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