Visitor Information
Once on the course, please remember the following points:
Ensure you replace divots and repair pitch marks
Please remember to rake the bunker once you have completed your shot
Please keep up with the group in front of you
Please do not take trolleys into the heather and leave rakes inside the bunkers
Red , yellow white flags , front, middle , back and yardage markers blue 200, yellow 150, white 100 to centre of green
Juniors must be accompanied by an adult unless they are 12 years plus and have a club handicap.
If you like to be fully warmed up before you play, we have excellent practice facilities including a putting green, chipping green, chipping area and long game area. In advance of your arrival why not take a drone tour of the course by clicking HERE.
Before or after you play why not enjoy a fantastic breakfast or lunch in our restaurant overlooking the amazing Teign Estuary and coast. View our bar and restaurant opening and closing times and delicious menu HERE.
Additional Information:
We would really appreciate it if you could read our Dress Code and Etiquette and Code of Conduct rules before playing for everybody’s enjoyment. We also have included a PDF with the course playability and which tees would be the best for you to play from to get the most enjoyment from your round.
Health & Safety is very important to the club and for this reason we ask you to please read carefully our H&S detail to help with a safe round of golf.
Teignmouth GC – Health & Safety Protocols
Teignmouth GC – Dress Code & Etiquette
Teignmouth GC – Code of Conduct
Teignmouth GC – Course Playability and Tees
Local Rules
The Rules of Golf as approved by The R&A Limited and the USGA apply to all play, except so far as they are modified by the following Local Rules:
1.Out of bounds (Rule 18)
On or beyond the public roads running beside the 6th, 8th, 13th, 14th, 15th and 18th holes.
The triangle of ground formed by the Luton and Exeter to Teignmouth roads to the left of the 15th fairway.
The course-side edge of the road defines the boundary of the course.
2. Penalty Areas (Rule 17)
When playing the 12th and 15th holes, the yellow penalty areas (ditches), the paths are not a part of the yellow penalty areas. If a player does not know whether his or her ball is in a penalty area, the player may play a provisional ball using any of the following relief options: stroke-and distance, back-on-the-line or, if it is a red penalty area, the lateral relief option (Rule 17.1d) or using the dropping zone available for this penalty area.
As an extra relief option for the penalty area to the rear of the 17th green adding one penalty stroke, a player may drop a ball in one of the dropping zones marked by a white line. The dropping zone is a relief area under Rule 14.3.
3. Power Lines (Rule 14)
If it known or virtually certain that a player’s ball hit a power line during the play of the 18th hole, the stroke does not count. The player must play a ball without penalty from where the previous stroke was made, for clarification see Rule 14.6.
Additionally, if a ball strikes the Warning Notice at the public road crossing the 12th and 15th fairway, it must be replayed without penalty.
4. Immovable Obstructions (Rule 16)
Public roads within the boundary of the course, including the road crossing on the 12th and 15th holes.
All constructed paths within the course boundary including the service track at the 17th and 18th holes.
5. Dangerous Situations
A suspension of play for a dangerous situation will be signalled by one prolonged klaxon note. All other suspensions will be signalled by three klaxon notes. In either case, resumption of play will be signalled by two klaxon notes.
6. Health and Safety
All golfers are required to abide by the health and safety rules of the Club at all times.
For the full text of any Model Local Rules referenced, please refer to the Official Guide to the Rules of Golf. Unless otherwise noted, the penalty for breach of a Local Rule is General Penalty.
