Clandon Regis Golf Club

www.clandonregis-golfclub.co.uk
Holes: 18 Type:  Parkland
Weekday:
Round: £££
Day Ticket: £££  
Weekend:
Round: £££
Day Ticket: N/A
Par/SSS: 72/0 Yards:  6485
Designed by David Williams, for many years consultant architect to the European Tour, Clandon Regis was built in 1992/93 and opened in June 1994 as a proprietary club.

It has hosted many top professional events through the years - PGA Southern Professional Championship - and hosted the inaugural event on the MasterCard Tour in 1997. It is also the proud home of the PGA South Region.

Set in 170 acres of prime Surrey parkland, the 6,419-yard par 72 golf course utilises the natural undulations of the terrain and, whilst not flat, there are no 'cardiac' hills. Several existing and some man-made lakes and strategically placed bunkers ensure that Clandon Regis is a good test of golf for players of all abilities.


GREEN FEE KEY:

£1-£15=£   £16-£30 = ££   £31-£50 = £££   £50+ =££££
View over Clandon Regis Golf Club
 
FACILITIES:
BarTrolley HireCateringClub HireClubhouseChanging RoomsDriving RangePractice FacilitiesShowersPro-ShopPutting Green

Address:
West Clandon, Guildford, Surrey, GU4 7TT

How to Get there


Contact Details
Tel: 01483224888
Fax: N/A



Hole
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Out
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
In
Total
Length
317
150
302
401
472
135
462
361
290
2890
281
165
484
332
350
510
369
161
375
3027
5917
Par
4
3
4
4
5
3
5
4
4
36
4
3
5
4
4
5
4
3
4
36
72


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