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Privacy policy

This notice covers the public Teezy website, including the course map and the register-interest preview.

Who looks after your information

Teezy Ltd operates this website and is responsible for how it uses personal information. For questions about this notice or to exercise your privacy rights, email info@teezygolf.com.

Register-interest preview

If you choose to save your email in the preview, the page stores it in this browser’s local storage so it can show your entry again. The form does not send the email to Teezy or subscribe you to emails. The entry stays in your browser until you replace it or clear this website’s data in your browser settings.

Website and course map

The website is hosted on OpenAI Sites. Hosting and map providers receive technical information, such as your IP address and details of the requests your browser makes, to deliver the website and its features. Map assets are loaded from jsDelivr and OpenFreeMap. The map uses Postcodes.io to find club coordinates and stores those coordinates in your browser until you clear the website’s data.

When you submit a postcode, Postcodes.io receives that search term. When you submit a town or city, Photon receives it. Use a town or city if you prefer to keep a personal postcode out of the search. If you open a directions link, Google Maps receives the club destination and handles the interaction under its own privacy notice.

We use these services to deliver the website and provide the course finder. Where Teezy processes personal data for these purposes, we rely on our legitimate interest in providing the website and its features. External providers have their own handling and retention practices.

Your privacy rights

Depending on how your information is used, you can ask for access, correction, deletion or restriction, and may have a right to data portability. You can object to processing based on legitimate interests. Contact us using the details above if you would like to exercise a right.

You can also make a complaint to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).