Teign Valley Golf Club

About Teign Valley Golf Club

Teign Valley Golf Club takes its name from the River Teign, which flows through much of central and southern Devon before reaching the sea near Teignmouth. Positioned near Exeter, the club sits within a part of Devon where wooded river valleys cut through otherwise rolling farmland, a landscape typical of the county's interior rather than its better-known coastline. Exeter itself, as Devon's county town, provides the nearest significant urban centre, and golf clubs in the surrounding villages, including those along the Teign valley, draw a mix of city-based and rural members as a result. The Teign valley area is known for its varied terrain, with steeper wooded slopes closer to the river giving way to gentler, more open ground further from the water, conditions that shape golf course design differently depending on exact location within the valley. Devon's climate, moderated by its position between the Bristol and English Channels, tends to be milder than counties further inland or further north, allowing golf to be played across a longer season than in parts of the country more exposed to harsher winter weather. Teign Valley Golf Club sits within this setting, offering golfers in and around Exeter a course shaped by the county's characteristic mix of river valley and rolling farmland.