Terrey Hills Little School

Members and guests are expected to adopt a standard of dress in keeping with a club of our standing. It is especially important that guests of members be acquainted with the dress code, prior to arriving at the course.

The Club's management with the support of the committee has been empowered to take steps to ensure that standards of dress are met and may refuse access to the course and/or clubhouse to people whose dress does not comply with standards.Shirts must have collars, sleeves, be clean and always tucked in.

Hit your shot before helping someone to look for a lost ball - most often they will find their ball while you play your shot. Hit your shot when safe to do so, especially if a player farther away faces a challenging shot and is taking time to assess their options. Assess your shot, including putts, while another player is preparing to execute or is executing their shot.

It is a requirement that all players carry a sand bucket and use the sand to repair divots. In repairing divots with sand, it is not sufficient simply to deposit a quantity of sand in the damaged area. It is preferable to cut in the divot with a club first, then deposit a small amount of sand evenly over the divot.

All lakes are to be treated as Penalty Areas and shall be defined by red/yellow stakes or lines. NOTE: The stakes are Immovable Obstructions. All concrete cart paths, the path in front of the 4th tee box complex and the path from the 16th green to the 17th men's tee are considered Immovable Obstructions.

Terrey Hills offers a relaxed and welcoming environment set in the vast bushland of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. There is a special atmosphere of calm serenity and welcome from members and staff that reaches far beyond the exceptional golfing experience. Terrey Hills Golf & Country Club remains the standout choice of club in Sydney, combining a pristine golfing environment with genuine, lifelong friendships.