Local Rules
Out of bounds
OOB is beyond boundary hedges, walls, fence-post inside points and the path behind the 9th/18th greens including clubhouse/practice-green areas.
Penalty areas
Penalty and lateral penalty areas are defined by red stakes.
Immovable and movable obstructions
Red stakes, artificial paths, staked trees, fixed furniture, pop-up sprinklers and bells on holes 2, 4 and 10 are immovable; bunker stones are movable.
Ground under repair
White-lined/GUR-notice areas, wheel ruts and drainage work are GUR and relief must be taken.
Embedded ball relief
Relief for an embedded ball may be taken without penalty through the green.
Distance-measuring devices
DMDs may measure distance only; functions measuring wind, gradient or temperature are not permitted.
Safety and course priority
Give priority to greenkeepers, take care around houses left of holes 1 and 2, and leave the course during lightning; continuing is at the player's own risk.
Course Intelligence
Course Character
Tytherington rewards course knowledge and reliable positioning: several holes can feel blind or hilly, so favor a known landing zone and use the club’s practice facilities to establish carry numbers. The Tytherington Club is an 18-hole championship course in Macclesfield, Cheshire, designed for a balance of challenge and enjoyment. Independent scorecard data lists a 6,116-yard blue layout, while the operator highlights rolling countryside, extensive practice facilities, a new fairway-drainage system and redesigned bunkers. Hilly Cheshire championship parkland with blind lines and renovated bunkers
Major Risks
Blind and hilly lines A recent Golfshake review describes many blind holes and recommends a buggy because the course is quite hilly; course knowledge affects both confidence and pace. Bunker and green precision The operator has redesigned bunkers, while reviews praise their sand but note that undulating greens keep approaches and recovery shots demanding. Wet-weather and drainage variability Older visitor reviews report wet fairways and poor drainage, while the operator now cites a brand-new fairway drainage system; current performance should be verified on the day.
Blue Tee Strategy
Hole19’s identity-matched card lists blue at 6,116 yards, par 72; confirm the day’s markers with the club. On hilly or blind holes, choose a club that reaches a known landing zone and avoid guessing over crests. Treat blue SI 1 hole 14 and SI 2 hole 4 as position-first holes. On par 5 hole 12, decide the lay-up or attack target before the tee shot and keep the miss away from bunkers. Use the TrackMan/practice area to check carry and ask about current drainage and ground firmness. Tytherington blue championship plan
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
A 2026 Tripadvisor golf review reports severe slow play and overbooked tee times on a weekend, despite the operator’s response describing marshals and pace-of-play reminders. Older Hole19 comments report wet fairways and drainage problems, though the operator now says a new drainage system has been installed. Blind holes, hills and undulating greens can make the course harder than the raw yardage suggests. Golfers consistently value Tytherington’s greens, bunkers and championship layout, while the main cautions are hills, blind shots, historical wetness and potentially slow busy weekends. Confidence is medium because current drainage and pace can differ by date and booking load. MEDIUM Golfshake reviews praise fantastic greens, quality sand, good condition and the course’s layout. One reviewer calls it a challenging but well-laid-out gem and recommends a buggy for the hills. Hole19 reports a 4.6 rating and comments including ‘Exceptional course’ and ‘Best greens in Cheshire’.
Course Conditions
PARTIALLY_VERIFIED Full 18 holes reported open with new drainage and bunker investment; verify current pace and setup Check the live Intelligent Golf status and tee-time load before travelling. Confirm which blue markers and hole locations are in play. Ask about drainage performance after recent rain and any temporary work. Allow extra time on busy weekends and consider a buggy for the hills. 2026-09-19 2026-09-05 The course should be playable and improved in wet conditions, but current tee setup, firmness and pace are not guaranteed by the marketing description. The club’s Intelligent Golf page reports the course open with all 18 holes available. The operator highlights a brand-new fairway drainage system and complete bunker redesign, while recent reviews praise greens and sand. Weekend pace-of-play conditions may still vary with visitor volume.
30-second Pre-round Brief
Tytherington · Macclesfield championship brief Blue card: 6,116 yards, par 72. Setup Hilly with blind lines. Terrain 14 SI 1; 4 SI 2. Key tests Status and tee load. Check Tytherington is a hilly championship test where accurate blind-hole positioning matters more than raw distance; use the blue card, trust the improved bunkers and check pace before play.
Regulations
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