PGA-Certified Professional Instruction
Golf operations at Lake Shore are led by Jonny Petrin, a PGA-certified professional committed to improving the member experience and supporting golfers at every stage of the game. Petrin and his family have been members for years, meaning Jonny knows every inch of the course and the perfect professional to help your continued skills.
His instruction and services include:
- Private and group lessons
- Skill development for beginners through experienced players
- Junior golf instruction and clinics
- On-course strategy and playing lessons
The presence of a PGA professional ensures that Lake Shore maintains high standards in instruction, tournament operations, and daily golf management—while remaining approachable, welcoming, and member-focused.
Tee Times
Members enjoy priority access and extended booking windows for tee times. Public tee times are available during designated periods and are managed to ensure the member experience remains protected.
All public tee times must be booked online. Reservations for public play can be made up to 3 days in advance.
Dress Code
The primary purpose of a Dress Code policy is to ensure that all golfers present themselves in a neat appropriate fashion. Our policy applies to the golf course and practice facilities and is in effect all year round.
Men
- Tops: Sleeved golf shirts with collars or mock necks. Shirts should be tucked in when appropriate.
- Bottoms: Slacks or golf shorts of fashionably acceptable length.
- Prohibited: T-shirts, tank tops, cargo shorts with non-flush pockets, walking/gym shorts, denim, and swimwear.
Ladies
- Tops: Sleeveless golf shirts must have a collar or crew neck; sleeved golf shirts are acceptable without a collar.
- Prohibited: Short shorts, mini skorts, denim, bathing suits, cover-ups, and halter, tank, or tube tops.
Headwear & Footwear
- Footwear: Soft-spiked golf shoes are required. Slippers and bare feet are strictly prohibited.
- Style: Dress shoes, sandals, hats, caps, and visors should be worn in their intended fashion (e.g., hats facing forward).
Juniors are expected to adhere to the same policies as adults during general play.