We believe we have one of the best golf courses in the South West and one of the finest locations in all Britain.  The course occupies a cliff top site with coastal views to Portland Bill and looks down on the historic town and World Heritage Site of Lyme Regis.  The condition of the course is the source of constant praise from visiting golfers and is to the credit of our team of expert and dedicated greens staff. 

Although on the top of a plateau the course itself is not actually hilly and golfers can enjoy an exhilarating round of golf and some magnificent views. 

The Club was founded in 1893. Owing to an on-going battle with coastal erosion the course has been the subject of several changes in design.  The Committee constantly keeps the course design under review and is dedicated to maintaining Lyme Regis as one of the premier golfing facilities in the area. 

We have a new driving range, and a separate chipping area and practice bunker close to the first tee

The men's competition course measures 6283 yards.  It has four par 3 and three par 5 holes giving a par of 71 and a SSS of 70.

The ladies' competition course is 5685 yards and has four par 3 and five par 5 holes giving a par of 73 and a and a SSS of 74.

Take the Charmouth bypass and look for the road to the left at the roundabout at the end of the bypass; signposted Lyme Regis.

*Follow this road - pass Fernhill Hotel on left - to top of the hill, keep to this road which bears sharp left. About 1/4 mile further on the road bears right - YOU CONTINUE STRAIGHT ON - (i.e. bear left off the main road).

This is Timber Hill - and the Golf Club is on your left.

Coming from the west - A35 Exeter/Honiton/Axminster

At Hunters Lodge continue straight along the A35 towards the Charmouth bypass and turn right at the roundabout and follow directions as above * thus avoiding the town of Lyme Regis. Coming from the west (coast road) A3052 Exeter/Sidmouth/Seaton

The A3052 runs through the town. Follow main road through the one set of traffic lights, pass large car park on right, continue up the hill and take a turning on the right - Timber Hill; the Golf Club is at the top of the hill on your right.