We tried to visit Players from out of town, but got turned away, having driven in from Oklahoma City. Mr. was wearing Mondo dress shorts, dress shirt, and Gravati black leather shoes, nearly identical to pictured. Mrs was rocking a short short skirt (ooops she forgot her panties), high heels, and revealing top. Players manager said, making note Mr had some nice shoes, then kindly asked we go to Wal-Mart 15 minutes away and buy pants for the Mr - seems shorts didn't meet their dress code. While we get turned away, all manner of the street casual wear was admitted, off the street blue jeans (don't think Buckle, think about the pair you pull out to paint the house), tennis shoes, and any manner of casual wear was allowed entry (not to disparage crowd, saw some nicely dressed go in as well). I'd guess the purpose of any dress code, and only reason to enforce it, is to maintain a certain atmosphere, attract a specific crowd, and create a high quality party experience. So, by letting in any manner of street cloths and turning away those dressed for a party, we must surmise from that they are looking for a casual street cloths type of party. We didn't get through the door, but don't recommend Players. You have our story so you know our bias, we're visiting from out of state, drive another 30 minutes in to find the club, only to be turned away after being fully dressed to party. I'd give them a pass if Mr was wearing cargo pants and tennis shoes, but since we dress to the nines to party, we've never had to check dress code. Lesson learned and so if you do go to Players then please remember to read the Players dress code or wear whatever you'd wear to paint your house, either will suffice.

Did you get any feedback on this, we're headed that way and interested in the area clubs.

Folks in the SA area please email with info on the best clubs in your town. And cost? Were in the area July 8th through the 10th... Thanks in advance Fran & Paul