Tandridge Golf Club

Tandridge golf course was designed by the celebrated architect Harry Colt, the man behind some of the finest venues in the country, and comprises two traditional loops of nine, each beginning and ending at the clubhouse.

The first nine are comparatively flat whilst the second are sited in much more undulating terrain. Strategically placed bunkers call for accuracy from the tee, plateau greens make for demanding approach shots whilst subtle borrows add to the pressures of putting.

Bernard Darwin once said of Tandridge: "I think the first impression which the stranger gains of Tandridge is one of bigness and boldness. This is produced by its surroundings as well as by the course itself. The course stands high and enjoys a noble expanse of view."