Golf Courses - SE England

Located in the heart of the Surrey-Berkshire Heathland, the Swinley Forest Golf Club is one of the purest examples of classic inland golf in all of Europe and perhaps, even more impressively, one o...

‘All that one would hope to find in the ideal golf club is in abundance at Sunningdale.’ Sir Michael Bonallack.

Home to the earliest outstanding inland course in Britain, the Sunningdale Golf...

Located just beyond the small village of Pulborough, the West Sussex Golf Club was the brainchild of Commander George Hilyard, a close friend of King George V, who supposedly conceived of the cours...

‘All that one would hope to find in the ideal golf club is in abundance at Sunningdale.’ Sir Michael Bonallack.

Home to the earliest outstanding inland course in Britain, the Sunningdale Gol...

‘The first nine holes – tremendous fun, not very good golf. Second nine holes – tremendous golf, no fun at all.’ Walter Hagen on Sandwich in 1928

Established back in 1887, the Royal St. Georg...

The prettiest, and possibly the best, of all heathland courses in Great Britain, St George’s Hill was the vision of a builder, George Tarrant, who in 1911 purchased almost 1,000 acres on St George’...

'I will not say there are not greater links than Rye, but I will say that there are few which combine and gather into one place so many of those qualities which make the game of golf unique.' Patri...

Tucked away in an idyllic corner of Surrey, the Woking Golf Club was first laid out by Tom Dunn in 1893, though it owes most of its appeal to a brilliant set of greens created by members Stuart Pat...

The Berkshire Golf Club was born on a beautiful stretch of heathland close to Windsor Castle, its home an ancient forest leased from the British Royal family, who for centuries had used it as hunti...

In Volume 1 of The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses, Tom Doak published that.

“Deal is a course that must be played to be appreciated. On first glance it is no match for the romantic larg...