Guest fees are applicable to all Family and non-Family Guests welcomed at Rancho La Quinta. If you are a renter or engaged in a long-term lease, please note that the Member of the home you are renting must submit a Guest Request Form naming you as their guest to gain access to the facilities. To enjoy the golf courses, Guests, Family Guests, and/or Renters, must be sponsored by a Golf Member.
 

All Guests are welcome to visit any dining facility as well as the Main Clubhouse pool at no daily charge.

General

1. Shirts and shoes are required at all times except while inside the pool area.
2. Tank tops are not permitted at any time.
3. Bare midriffs, cut-offs and swimwear without a cover-up are not permitted at any time while using any Club facility; appropriate coverings are required in the transition between pool activities and locker rooms or the Cantina at the Racquet Club.
4. Men’s hats are not permitted when dining inside at any Club facility.
5. Hats must be worn forward when dining outdoors.
6. Shorts, skirts, or dresses must be no shorter than mid-thigh length.
7. Denim is allowed but must be in good order; frayed, distressed, or tattered denim is not permitted at any Club facility regardless of the cost.
8. Ripped or torn clothing of any kind is not permitted at any time.
9. Shoes must be worn at all times; with the exception of being inside or around the main Club pool area.
10. Men’s flip flops are welcome except during dinner hours at the Main Clubhouse.

Golf Course

1. All Members, Guests, and/or children must wear appropriate golf shoes.
2. All Men’s shirts must be collared.
3. All Men’s shirts must be tucked-in
4. Men’s Bermuda shorts must be of an appropriate length.
5. Hats must be worn forward at all times.
6. Tee shirts, tank tops, halter tops or denim are not permitted, as well as tennis, pickleball or fitness attire.
7.  Ladies golf shirts must have either a collar (traditional or mock) or sleeves.
8.  Ladies may wear shorts, dresses, skirts or skorts which are no shorter than mid-thigh length.  Leggings or tights are not permitted unless worn under one of the previous mention items.
9. All Members, Guests, and/or children are expected wear appropriate golf attire while using either golf course, driving range, or putting green(s) and chipping areas.

Dining Facilities

1. Collared shirts for men are required indoors and outdoors during dinner.
2. Tommy Bahama style shirts and others designed to be untucked may be worn untucked.
3. Button-down style shirts must be tucked unless designed to be untucked.
4. Polo style shirts must be tucked.
5. Halter and midriff tops are not permitted.
6. Shorts, skirts, or dresses must be no shorter than mid-thigh length.
7. Tennis attire may only be worn while dining outdoors on the patio prior to dinner hours at the Main Clubhouse.
8. Men’s flip flops are welcome except during dinner hours at the Main Clubhouse.
9. Ladies may wear hats while dining indoors or outdoors except during dinner hours at the Main Clubhouse.

1. Tennis attire may be worn while dining indoors or outdoors.
2. V-neck and tennis style tee shirts may be worn any time.
3. Swimwear with appropriate coverings are permitted only at the Cantina while dining outdoors on the patio.
4. Shoes or sandals must be worn.

1. Tennis attire may be worn while dining indoors or outdoors.
2. Golf attire may be worn while dining indoors or outdoors.

Racquet Club

1. All Members, Guests, and/or children must wear appropriate tennis, fitness or swim attire while using the fitness facilities, pool, and Tennis, Bocce and Pickleball courts.
2. Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times while on any Tennis, Pickleball, or Bocce ball court as well as while using the Fitness Center.
3. Appropriate court shoes are required when entering or playing on the tennis or pickleball courts.

1. Cotton t-shirts with non RLQ prints are not permitted at any time.
2. Men’s tennis shirts with or without collars may be worn.
3. Ladies’ tennis tops (sleeveless, classic tee, collared, or halter) may be worn.
4. Regulation court shoes must be worn while playing any racquet sport.

1. Appropriate gym attire must be worn at all times while using the fitness Center.
2. Men’s tank tops are not permitted at any time.
3. All shorts must be of an appropriate length and fit.
4. Revealing gym attire may not be worn at any time.

Rancho La Quinta strongly encourages that human connection is at the forefront of all Club interaction. Among staff, Members, and guests, the following guidelines exist to preserve the RLQ Community:

• The use of electronic devices for emergency purposes is always permitted
• The use of cell phones to make or receive phone calls in a non-emergency environment is discouraged
  • Cell phones for the purpose of making or receiving phone calls are permitted outside of all dining areas and away from others; it is highly suggested that all cell phone conversations be kept to a minimum
  • Please do not use speaker phone at any time unless hearing impaired and away from other Members and/or Guests

The discreet use of cell phones for photography purposes of any Club facility or activity is permitted so long as this action does not interfere with the pace/play of any sport, or any Club event or dining experience.

The Rancho La Quinta Community is diverse and welcoming. While we understand that many of our Club facilities are an inviting place to bring pets, we would like to remind you that pets are not allowed inside any Club facility at any time or while dining indoors or outdoors at either the Main Clubhouse, Cantina, or Turn. This policy is in place to ensure the Club experience accommodates all Members and Guests.

To assist those Members or Guests who have distinct needs, we do permit Service Animals to accompany their owners throughout the Club. Service Animals are defined by the ADA as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities including, but not limited to:

• Guiding people who are blind
• Alerting people who are deaf
• Pulling a wheelchair
• Alerting and protecting a person who is having a seizure

The work or task a service animal has been trained to provide must be directly related to the person’s disability. As a reminder to all Members and Guests, service animals – while companions – are not pets. Service animals are working animals that serve an essential function to people with disabilities. Dogs or animals whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.
We appreciate your cooperation regarding this policy.