The Course - The Arkley 9 The Arkley 9

A ‘Must Play’

Designed by James Braid, with amendments by Harry Vardon, the course is a 6,032-yard, par-69, diverse and enjoyable challenge for golfers of all abilities, offering tight, tree-lined undulating fairways and fast sloping greens.

Our idyllic parkland landscape hosts a very well maintained and stunning nine holes with 18 distinct tee complexes, providing variations in lines and approaches across the course, creating a markedly different front and back nine.

James Braid, a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, is famous for his five Open Championship wins and celebrated for his work as a golf course designer.

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Scorecard

Hole	Black YardsBlack	Par	Stroke IndexS.I.	White YardsWhite	Par	Stroke IndexS.I.	Yellow YardsYellow	Par	Stroke IndexS.I.
1	382	4	10	370	4	10	370	4	10
2	169	3	15	162	3	15	138	3	17
3	390	4	7	373	4	7	339	4	9
4	371	4	4	364	4	4	303	4	11
5	482	5	14	478	5	14	449	5	4
6	404	4	5	382	4	5	366	4	1
7	183	3	13	175	3	13	150	3	14
8	411	4	1	405	4	1	405	5	12
9	166	3	17	158	3	17	158	3	16
10	432	4	2	425	4	2	428	5	13
11	213	3	6	203	3	6	196	3	8
12	372	4	11	364	4	11	365	4	5
13	336	4	9	323	4	9	332	4	2
14	414	4	3	414	4	3	414	5	10
15	352	4	12	349	4	12	338	4	6
16	288	4	16	280	4	16	238	4	18
17	505	5	8	488	5	8	454	5	3
18	160	3	18	160	3	18	157	3	15
Out	2958	34		2867	34		2678	35
In	3072	35		3006	35		2922	37
Total	6030	69		5873	69		5600	72

Local Rules
1. Out of Bounds
  1. Beyond all hedges and fences marking the boundaries of the course
  2. Beyond all areas signified by white posts, including:
    Driving range, car park and clubhouse surroundings (including patios and practise putting greens)
    Wooded area left of Hole 14
2. Penalty Areas (Rule 17)
  1. All areas of the course defined by red or yellow stakes. Relief from such areas carries applicable penalty stroke(s)
3. Abnormal Course Conditions (Rule 16)
  1. “Immovable Obstructions” are classified as abnormal course conditions. Free relief must be taken where such an obstruction interferes with a players stance or swing, including:
    Roads/pathways within the course boundaries
    Fixed course furniture (huts, benches, shelters and tee markers)
    Staked/wrapped/banded or wired trees
    Irrigation covers or sprinkler heads
    Ground Under Repair (GUR) and other protected areas defined by Golf Course Management
  2. Free relief may be taken from other abnormal course conditions such as:
    Burrowing animal scrapings
    Holes/ruts/damage caused by heavy machinery excluding light tyre imprints
  3. Free relief may not be taken from any boundary hedge or fence nor any obstacle (such as bridges) within defined penalty areas
4. Movable Obstructions (Rule 15)
  1. Stones/loose impediments may be removed from bunkers
5. Clarification/disputes/final decisions
  1. Any confusion or dispute that may arise from the interpretation or application of a rule must be brought to the attention of the Golf Club Management who will dispense a Final Decision

The Golf Course

A truly unique golf experience…

A ‘Must Play’