Tiverton Golf Club

The stunning 18 hole course was originally designed by famous course architect James Braid whose other designs include Gleneagles, Carnoustie and St Enodoc. Regarded as one of Devon's finest parkland courses, the tree-lined fairways demand accuracy from the tee whilst the smooth greens reward the skilled putter. Golfers are eased into their round with a relatively straightforward 500-yard par 5, whilst the par 3 4th hole always offers the chance of a "two" at just 118 yards. A tough middle section of holes 6-10 often makes or breaks a round at Tiverton. The back 9 now has a new par 3 12th and a lengthened 16th hole now becoming a par 5 both with water hazards. The old 11th and 18th have been swapped, reverting to Braid's original finishing layout. The course offers panoramic views of the Devon countryside from several spots, with the 3rd hole running alongside the Grand Western Canal. Getting out onto the course is never a problem with both the 1st and 10th tees easily accessible from the Clubhouse.