Puttenham Golf Club, near Guildford in Surrey, is one of the oldest golf clubs in the county and was originally formed in 1894 by a group of army officers, charterhouse school masters and local businessmen.

The course measures 6,220 yards with a par of 71 from the white tees and 5,784 yards with a par of 70 from the yellow tees. Puttenham, a well looked after course, is a mixture of heathland and woodland, the tree-lined fairways providing a particularly splendid backcloth of colour for the attractive sections of heather and many types of wild flowers.

The course, with its predominantly sandy soil, is usually dry underfoot and drains quickly in the wettest of weather for excellent playing conditions all year round.