Voucher Information

Booking Terms

All bookings are subject to the discretion of the Golf Club.
A physical or digital copy of your fourball voucher must be provided at the date of the booking.
Bookings may be made up to 5 days in advance.
Booking times may be restricted based on Club Competitions and existing member bookings.

Dress Code

Directors, staff on duty and the Clubs Professional will govern the interpretation of smart casual and you are asked to respect their decision if approached. The above hold the right to remove anyone from the facilities if the Dress Code is not followed. Members are also responsible to ensure the standards of the golf club remain high and may approach anyone not following the rules.

On the Course

Recognised golf shirts must be worn with golf trousers, shorts or skirts.
No "cargo style" pockets should be worn.
Shirts must be a tailored fit.
Denim is NOT permitted on the course.
Shorts apparel i.e. gym clothing MUST NOT be worn.
Recognised golfing apparel hoodies are permitted, but they must not display large logos.
Headgear is to be worn correctly, i.e. peak facing the correct way.
Recognised golf shoes that are made and designed for the purpose are to be worn on the course.
Golf shoes must be fit for the current weather conditions.

All of the above applies to the Course, Practice Area and Putting Greens.

Clubhouse & Patio Area

Smart casual attire to be worn at all times.
All headgear to be removed, including hoods when inside the clubhouse.
Golf clothing must not be wet/muddy. Waterproof suits must not be worn in the clubhouse.
Golf shoes are NOT permitted within the clubhouse at any time.
Sleeveless basketball style jerseys are not permitted.
Flip flops and sliders are permitted in the clubhouse and on the patio.

Additionally, the board has relaxed the "No Mobile Phones" rule in the Clubhouse.
Please ensure you are considerate to others when using your device.

Course Etiquette

An integral part of the Rules of Golf include guidance on the Etiquette of the game.

Safety of Players

You must ensure that other players or greens staff are comfortably out of range before making a stroke. It should be noted that greens staff on the course always have priority.
Should you play a 'stray' shot, which may put someone at risk, you and your playing partners MUST give a clear and audible warning and visually indicate the line of the ball's flight.

A call must be made if there is 'any possibility' that a ball may reach someone or that someone who may be hidden from view is at possible risk.

Protection of the Course
Trolleys and buggies should not be taken on to Tees, Greens, between green side bunkers or on the fringers of the green. Increased traffic in these locations can cause damage to important playing areas of the course.
Divots should be replaced where possible to minimise long term damage to the putting service. It is to the benefit of all players to repair any pitch marks observed on the greens.
Bunkers care should be taken when entering and leaving bunkers to avoid damage to the edges. Sand should be rakes to produce a smooth even surface for the next player and you should avoid dragging the sand backwards to the edge. rakes should be carefully replaced in the bunker or on the stand provided after use.

If we all follow these guidelines, our course will always remain in pristine condition.