Dartmouth Golf & Country Club occupies elevated parkland above the town of Dartmouth in South Devon, offering views across the Dart estuary and the surrounding countryside. Designed by Jeremy Pern and opened in the mid-1990s, the course represents a relatively modern addition to Devon's golfing landscape. The layout takes advantage of the natural contours of the site, incorporating mature woodland, water features, and strategic bunkering across its eighteen holes. The course plays through varied terrain that includes both open parkland sections and more enclosed, tree-lined corridors. Several holes make use of the property's elevation changes, requiring golfers to navigate uphill and downhill approaches while managing the prevailing winds that can affect play on the more exposed sections. Water comes into play on multiple holes, adding both visual interest and strategic challenge to club selection and course management. Dartmouth Golf & Country Club functions as a members' club with visitor access, serving both the local golfing community and tourists exploring the South Devon coast. The facility includes practice areas and clubhouse amenities typical of a country club setting. The course's location near the popular sailing town of Dartmouth places it within a region known for its coastal scenery and maritime heritage, though the golf course itself sits inland on higher ground above the estuary.