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Upavon

Douglas Avenue nr, Pewsey SN9 6BQ
Lead RequiredVerified by Dog Friendly Golf

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Verified by Dog Friendly Golf

Confirmed with the club · 13 Oct 2026. Policies can change, so confirm any practical restrictions with the club before travelling.

Policy detail: The club confirmed that well-behaved dogs are allowed on the golf course and must remain on a lead at all times. Dogs are not allowed in the clubhouse, but are welcome on the terrace, where water bowls are provided.

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Confirmed with the club · 13 Oct 2026
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Upavon is a dog-friendly golf course located in Douglas Avenue nr, Pewsey SN9 6BQ in South West England. Dog Friendly Golf has independently checked the policy shown above; practical restrictions can still change, so confirm them with the club before travelling.

With a rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 152 reviews, Upavon is a popular choice for golfers in the area.

Address:Douglas Avenue nr, Pewsey, Upavon, Pewsey SN9 6BQ, UK
Rating:4.6 / 5 (152 reviews)
Dog Policy:Lead Required

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Dog Policy: Lead Required

This label means the available policy source says dogs must be kept on a lead during the visit. Check the course page for the source and verification status, then confirm practical restrictions with the club.

Verification note: The club confirmed that well-behaved dogs are allowed on the golf course and must remain on a lead at all times. Dogs are not allowed in the clubhouse, but are welcome on the terrace, where water bowls are provided.

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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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