Westgate & Birchington Golf Club
Policy confidence
Reader reported · Not yet DFG-verified
A reader reports this course as requiring dogs to be kept on a lead. Dog Friendly Golf has not yet independently confirmed this policy. Confirm the current policy with the club before travelling.
Reader report: A reader who has played this course reports that dogs may accompany golfers on a lead and are welcome on the patio, but pet dogs are not allowed inside the clubhouse. Dog Friendly Golf has not yet confirmed these details directly with the club. The club’s published clubhouse restriction makes an exception for guide dogs.
Westgate & Birchington Golf Club is a golf course in Westgate-on-Sea, Kent. The dog policy shown here comes from a reader's visit report and has not yet been independently confirmed by Dog Friendly Golf.
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Before you play
- Dog policies may change seasonally or due to course conditions. We recommend contacting the course before visiting.
- Always keep your dog under control and be mindful of other golfers.
- Clean up after your dog and dispose of waste responsibly.
- Bring water for your dog, especially on warm days.
- Be respectful of wildlife on the course.
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