2011 saw several new tees put into operation. This means that the Gents have 18 different teeing positions and the ladies have 15 different teeing positions.

Visiting Ladies and juniors should use the blue tees, however, if a CONGU handicap is held Ladies may play from the red tees.
Gents (and juniors with handicaps) play from yellow tees unless a supplement is paid to play from the white tees.  We also have a short course for juniors (look for the blue disks on the fairways with a small post inline in the semi rough).

Local Rules

Out of Bounds (rule 18.2)

Beyond the white stakes along the River Lochay. Beyond the boundary fences or walls. Over the wall dividing the 4th and 6th holes when playing these holes

Integral Parts of the Course

The rock outcrop on the 9th fairway, bridges, steps, walls and all paths and roadways except as defined as immovable obstructions. NB: Ball must be played as it lies or be deemed unplayable

Protected Areas (Rule 16.1)

Relief must be taken by dropping without penalty when a ball is on G.U.R.

Immovable Obstructions 

Roadway from Clubhouse to rear of 2nd green and the branch road up to the 6th green.
The open ditch on the 2nd /11th fairway.
The artificial path by the 6th /15th green.
A ball landing on the 7th tee when playing the 6th / 15th hole, must be lifted and dropped directly in front of the 7th tee Any gravel drain.
Staked trees and guarded tees.
The rocky outcrop on the 9th fairway.
Course signs and fixed seats. Internal fence posts and chains. Felled timber awaiting removal. Course machinery and equipment. Building and fixed constructions. Sprinkler head covers.
NB: Ball may be dropped without penalty under rule 16.1

Ball striking power line 

If a ball strikes the power line during play of the 10th Hole, the stroke is cancelled and the player must play a ball as nearly as possible at the spot from which the original ball was played in accordance with Rule 14.6.

Moveable Obstructions

Marker posts. Free standing gates. Litter bins and tee markers.
NB: Relief available under Rule 15.2

Adoption of Model Local Rule E-5

When a player’s ball is lost or out of bounds (OB), they may take relief anywhere in the designated fairway relief area for a two-stroke penalty, rather than returning to the spot of the previous stroke.

• Example: If you hit your tee shot (Stroke 1) out of bounds, you may drop a ball in the fairway under this Local Rule. Your next shot from the fairway will be your fourth (4th) stroke (1 tee shot + 2 penalty strokes = 3 strokes accumulated).

Additional or Temporary Local Rules

Check the notice board outside the clubhouse