Sunningdale Golf Club
Sunningdale Golf Club represents the gold standard of heathland golf, with its Old Course consistently ranked among the finest inland courses in the world. The layout flows naturally through ancient heather, silver birch, and pine, with each hole presenting a unique strategic challenge that rewards thoughtful play and precise execution.
The club's championship pedigree is unmatched, having hosted numerous prestigious events including the Walker Cup, European Open, and Senior Open Championship. The Old Course is particularly famous for Bobby Jones's 'perfect round' of 66 in qualifying for the 1926 Open Championship, a round that featured 33 shots and 33 putts.
Beyond the world-class golf, Sunningdale offers an experience steeped in tradition and excellence. The elegant clubhouse, impeccable course conditioning, and warm hospitality create an atmosphere that has attracted royalty, champions, and discerning golfers for over a century. Both courses provide a pure heathland experience that showcases the very best of English golf architecture.
