Golf Breaks & Holidays in South East of England & London

East Sussex National:

The course consists of two loops of nine, & is fairly open from the tee so you can really power the driver, however it also features numerous well placed bunkers which hug the well maintained greens, which keeps you on your toes for the perfect approach to the green.

The London Club:

The International Course is chalk-based, meaning even in the winter months the green-keepers can maintain the course to the highest standard. The visitors’ course has many stand out holes with a cracking opening par 5 that asks you a question straight away with water down the right-hand side leading up to the front edge of the green.

Old Thorns:

This pretty parkland course is set in 400 acres of beautiful Hampshire countryside. It has tree-lined fairways and small greens all of which are protected by water hazards and bunkers along the way. The course has some undulating greens and a strategically placed pond, only rewarding the most accurate of shots.

Sandford Springs:

With three different loops of nine holes, the layout is varied and poses an enjoyable challenge to golfers of all abilities. The Park loop requires you to play strategically, The Wood loop is the second loop and is arguably the most difficult and the final loop is The Lakes which is tricky to play due to the fact that there are many strategically placed water hazards along the loop.

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