• The clubhouse will open at 8:00 am daily except Monday when it will be closed all day.  The locker rooms open 30 minutes before the first tee time.​
• The Field Club Road entrance will be open only after dusk and will be closed at all other times, except during winter months.
• Food service is available from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm, except Friday and Saturday when it is available until 10:00 pm.  No orders for food will be taken after these hours.  The luncheon menu is served from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm and the dinner menu is from 5:30 pm until closing.  Dinner service is available at 1882 from mid-October through mid-April on Fridays and Saturdays only beginning at 5:00 pm and closing at 9:00 pm.  Lunch and Dinner are not available Tuesdays from mid-September through Spring.
• No take out cocktails will be served by club staff under any circumstances and no alcoholic beverages will be served to minors.
• Employees are under the supervision of the general manager and are not to be reprimanded by the members.  All complaints or suggestions should be made to Tom Elliott, COO/GM.

A HOUSE GUEST of a member is a person visiting the house of a member and who resides outside of a 100-mile radius of the clubhouse.  A member may obtain from the front office, seven days in advance, a HOUSE GUEST card which will make available to the HOUSE GUEST all facilities of the clubhouse and golf course.  A HOUSE GUEST card may be obtained only once in a calendar year for such guest.  the HOUSE GUEST card is good for two consecutive calendar weeks and the HOUSE GUEST will be charged guest fees at all venues.  HOUSE GUEST may play golf during the hours available to their host member.  We cultivate a special environment consistent with the tradition, decorum, an dignity of the Pittsburgh Field Club and therefore Members are required to ensure that their House Guests obey PFC rules.

SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY
 
The Club understands that some of its members either may or do participate in social networking sites (e.g., Facebook, Snapchat, X, YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn) and chat rooms, and create and maintain personal websites, including blogs.  The Club respects the online activity of its members.  It asks only that they be aware that these activities can affect the Club because the online words, images, posts, and comments of members can reflect upon or be attributed to the Club.  Club members and their guests should take care to use social media responsibly, in a manner respectful of others, and to represent the Club with integrity and honor when posting about Club activities, members, or other Club-related matters. Further, it is not appropriate for members or their guests to post (commentary, photos or videos) on any public or private website or other forum, such as blogs, chat rooms, discussion sites, information-sharing sites, social media sites, or social or business-networked sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram or X, the following:

• Any disparaging information about the Club or anything that might harm its goodwill or reputation.
• Any disparaging, discriminatory, or harassing information about any member, employee, vendor, or other person associated with the Club.
• Any confidential or proprietary information related to finances, members, operational plans, policies, or methods, unless expressly approved by the Board of Directors.
• Any private information about a member, employee, or vendor of the Club, without the express consent of such person.
• Any confidential discussions, decisions, events, disputes or disagreements that take place within the Club, unless expressly approved by the Board of Directors.
•  Invitations to the public to the grounds or facilities of the Club should not be issued unless expressly approved by the Board of Directors.

A member may be asked to remove or address any post in violation of this policy, including any post made by a member’s guest, and the incident and/or further violations may be referred to the Board of Directors for appropriate discipline.
With respect to the social media accounts managed by the Club, in addition to the guidance set forth above, management will abide by the following:

• The Club’s social media accounts, including the Facebook and Instagram accounts, will be private accounts, only accessible by followers approved by the Assistant General Manager.
• Photos of members, their families or guests at the Club may be posted in Chip Shots and/or on the Club’s private media accounts, unless a member contacts the Assistant General Manager and requests to not be photographed or posted, in which case management will make reasonable efforts to comply.
• All social media content will be reviewed by the Assistant General Manager prior to posting to ensure compliance with these policies and the branding of the Club.

 
 

Cellular phones must be set to silent. Verbal use of cellular phones, including verbal or audio applications, is prohibited in the clubhouse where other members and/or guests are present. If it is necessary to make or receive a call, find a secluded area where other individuals cannot see or hear you. Cellular phones and other personal communications devices may be used for silent functions, like texting and emailing. Proper cell phone etiquette should always be observed. Except for locker rooms, cellular phone cameras may be used on Club property, provided however, that they are used with good judgment and the understanding that all images and video are for personal use only. Photographs and video taken at the Club may not be shared or posted on social media without the prior written consent of Club management. Sharing or posting any photographs or video that is that is disrespectful, obscene, offensive, defamatory or that would cause distress to or infringe upon the privacy or rights of another person is prohibited. Any verbal use of cellular phones on the golf course is strongly discouraged. Cellular phones must be set to silent. If a call is necessary, remove yourself from play so as not disturb other golfers or slow the pace of pay. At the pool and racquets areas and the shooting grounds, verbal use of cellular phones is permitted with the expectation that members and guests are discreet and courteous to others.

Use of laptops, tablets and similar devices is prohibited in the dining areas of the Club with this exception: use is permitted as small children’s entertainment if on silent or used with headphones. These devices also may be used at the pool, racquets and shooting facilities, the Club’s bars, men’s card room, women’s lounge, and private dining rooms, if used discreetly in silent mode and so as not to disrupt other members’ enjoyment of the area.

Texting of employees and staff by Club members is prohibited, except for those in the following positions in appropriate circumstances:

• General Manager/COO                      Thomas Elliott
• Assistant General Manager                 Kelly Caro
• Head Golf Professional                       Christian Sheehan
• Banquet Sales Manager                     Carrie Glass
• Executive Chef/F & B Director             Justin Melnick

PFC DRESS POLICY
 
PITTSBURGH FIELD CLUB DRESS CODE
The Pittsburgh Field Club dress code policy contributes to the tradition, decorum, and dignity of the Club and applies to the entire Club property from the time of your arrival until your departure. Proper dress while using Club facilities applies to all members, their families, guests, and childcare providers. Members must advise their guests of the Club’s dress policy before arrival. Detailed dress code information, as set forth below, may be forwarded to guests by use of the club’s website https://www.fieldclub.org/About_Us or may be obtained at the front desk.

CLUBHOUSE-including Diebold Tavern, Wanamaker Lounge, Terrace, and Porch
Gentlemen: Tailored slacks or Bermuda length shorts. Collared or turtleneck shirts, tucked in. Sport coat or blazer- optional. Dress shoes/casual dress shoes. Hats removed upon entering the clubhouse.	Ladies: Dress, skirts near Bermuda length; khakis or pants; opened collared shirt or sweater. Classic, modest, tasteful, and tailored outfits. Dress shoes or dress sandals.
MEN’S CARD ROOM/GRILL
Gentlemen: Button-down, Polo style shirts that are long or short sleeved, turtleneck, or mock turtleneck, that must be tucked in. Tasteful and appropriate tailored slacks or shorts of near-Bermuda or walking-short length. Dress loafers, golf shoes, athletic shoes and closed-toed sandals are acceptable. Hats removed in the card room/men’s grill.
POOL COMPLEX
Bathing suits and swim trunks with proper body coverage are required. Swimwear and bare feet are restricted to the Aquatic Center and not permitted in the main clubhouse or parking lots. Cover-ups and plain t-shirts must be worn upon entering and exiting the Aquatic Center. Shoes, sandals, or flip-flops must be worn when walking outside of the pool complex to your vehicle. Infants must wear swim diapers & plastic diaper covers in the pool.
Gentlemen: No cut offs, denim, compression shorts. No exposed underwear worn under swimwear.	Ladies: No Brazil/French-cut thong style and/or revealing swim wear, sports bras, cut-offs, and denim.
GOLF COURSE, PRACTICE RANGE, INDOOR FACILITY IN SHORT GAME AREA
Gentlemen: Polo style shirts that are long or short sleeved, turtleneck, or mock turtleneck, that must be tucked in. Tasteful and appropriate tailored slacks or shorts of near-Bermuda or walking-short length; shoes with non-metal spikes. Hats are to be worn forward and removed upon entering the clubhouse.	Ladies: Tops that are long or short-sleeved, sleeveless, turtleneck or mock turtleneck, that must be tucked in unless designed to flare out 3 to 4 inches below the waist.  No racerback tops. Tailored slacks, capri pants, tasteful and appropriate shorts skorts, skirts and dresses of near-Bermuda or walking-short length; shoes with non-metal spikes.
All:  Please note that some items sold in the golf shop are designed for lifestyle pieces and are not considered appropriate attire for the clubhouse or the golf facilities.

 

RACQUETS COMPLEX
Proper racquet attire is required for all Club members and guests using the tennis, pickleball and paddle courts at PFC. All players must wear appropriate tennis shoes. Running shoes are not permitted for players older than 10.
Gentlemen: Men must wear tennis shorts. Collared polo-style shirts, crew-collared athletic shirts, crew-collared tennis shirts, athletic shirts, and tennis themed t-shirts are acceptable.. Graphic t-shirts are not permitted. With regard to platform tennis, appropriate sweatshirts and sweatpants, t-shirts, athletic shirts, turtlenecks, athletic leggings and outerwear is acceptable.	Ladies: Women must wear tennis shorts, skirts or dresses Tank tops, yoga pants, crew-collared tennis shirts, traditional polo-style shirts, athletic shirts, and tennis themed t-shirts are acceptable. Graphic t-shirts are not permitted. Athletic leggings are permitted on the tennis and pickleball courts in early Spring and the Fall seasons. With regard to platform tennis, appropriate sweatshirts and sweatpants, t-shirts, athletic shirts, turtlenecks, athletic leggings and outerwear is acceptable.
Junior tennis, pickleball and platform tennis players seventeen (17) and under who are taking part in clinics or using the courts shall also wear proper racquet attire. The following attire is considered inappropriate and will not be allowed on the tennis, platform tennis and pickleball courts at any time: Flip flops, sandals, street shoes, running shoes (create ruts in the clay courts) Swimsuits or swim trunks Shirts with printed words or images that are considered indecent, offensive or political at the discretion of the management and/or racquets committee. Denim jeans and shorts Enforcement of this policy should be enforced by notifying Cam Cohen- Head of Racquets or PFC Senior Club Management.
SPECIAL EVENTS AT/IN ANY OF THE CLUB FACILITIES
Any dress code to the contrary will be addressed in the invitation/flyer for that event.
UNIVERSAL RULES
The following items are inappropriate anywhere on club grounds regardless of gender: Exposed undergarments. See-through fabric without proper lining. Bare midriffs. Shorts, skirts, skorts and dresses with a hemline shorter than mid-thigh. Clothing or sweatshirts with large brand names, images, slogans, or logos    (Golf or tennis sweaters with  a hood are acceptable.) Torn, sloppy, un-tailored or the appearance of excessively worn garments or shoes. Bare feet (except at the pool during season and locker rooms). Flip-flops in all dining areas. Denim is not permitted in any venue, except 1882 and the Skeet complex from September through May.                CHILDREN All children above toddler age should adhere to the same dress code as our ladies and gentlemen.

 

ENFORCEMENT

The Board of Directors has empowered PFC managers and employee partners to enforce our dress code. Members must understand the foregoing rules are neither all-inclusive nor conclusive, due to the nature of fashion and personal taste. The Board of Directors and GM/COO reserves the right to judge members dress code decisions on a case-by-case basis.   Members assume the responsibility to inform their guests as to the contents of the dress code so that it does not fully fall solely upon the staff to do so once the guests arrive at PFC.

The Pittsburgh Field Club is a smoke free facility.
To value every member, the House Committee has selected the following areas for smoking:

• Valet circle, to the far left of the valet booth, under cover; ash receptacle will be provided.
• Rear entrance to the card room, minimum of 5 feet from the door (as indicated by the ordinance) ash receptacle will be provided.
• Right of the golf scoreboard, ash receptacle will be provided.
• Under the canopy behind the golf shop, between the caddie master desk and the bag room on the long south wall; ash receptacle will be provided.
• Skeet complex, south side (secondary) entrance 5 feet from the door; ash receptacle will be provided.
• Paddle complex left of decking; ash receptacle will be provided.

• Circle-NO parking at anytime, except marked handicap vehicles.
• All parking lots-parking in lined spaces only.  No parking in unlined areas, no parking in fire lanes and no parking in driveway areas.
• In the main parking lots, traffic lanes are one-way and are so indicated by arrows painted on the pavement.  To avoid confusion and congestion, traffic patterns must be followed as laid out.
• For repeat violators of parking regulations, one warning will be provided and after each incident thereafter will carry a $100 fine.
• TVC parking lot is reserved for PFC voting members and seniors only.

This policy is designed to promote fairness among members, maintain the club’s exclusivity, and ensure all attendees have a high-quality experience at marquee events. To ensure an equitable experience for all members, the following policy outlines limitations and procedures regarding guest attendance.

A marquee event is defined as any event hosted by the club that is anticipated to reach full subscription due to high member interest and demand. Events designated as marquee will be explicitly noted in the event notices sent to the membership.

For the purposes of this policy, a guest is defined as any individual who is not a member of the country club or a member’s immediate family. Immediate family includes a spouse or domestic partner, parents, grandparents, adult children, or grandchildren.

Each membership account is limited to six (6) guests for marquee events during the initial registration period. Immediate family members, as defined above, do not count toward this limit. A preferred registration window of up to seven (7) days prior to the event will be reserved exclusively for members to register themselves and their initial six (6) guests. During this window, guest spots beyond the initial six will not be permitted to allow fair access for other members. A waitlist will be maintained should space be available after this period.

If space permits, additional guests beyond the initial six may be registered starting one week prior to the event. These additional guest spots will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to availability. Members are encouraged to register themselves, immediate family, and guests during the preferred registration period.

Exceptions to this policy will be at the discretion of club management and must be requested in writing at least two weeks prior to the event.