Greystone Member Code of Conduct

GREYSTONE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

CODE OF CONDUCT OVERVIEW

Violations of Distribution:

Any electronic communication that violates the Club’s communication standards, as outlined above, becomes a further violation if distributed to others. Key points include:

• Member Responsibility: Members who originate prohibited communications are accountable for both the content and its distribution, regardless of the method.

• Communications shared, even with presumed f riends or confidants, may come to the Club’s attention and result in disciplinary action if found in violation.

• Reporting Violations: Members who receive communications containing prohibited content may file a complaint with the Club.

• Anonymous Communications: Anonymous communications with improper content still violate the Code, and the sender remains accountable.

• Improper Forwarding: Members who knowingly forward prohibited communications to others—whether Members, the public, or other clubs—may be held accountable.

• Additional Violations: Concealing the origin of a communication, including removing the sender’s identity, violates the Code.

• Using the Club’s private directory for anything other than personal, social, or non-business purposes is prohibited.

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