Cuddington Golf Club

Cuddington Golf Club's course was established on 1st January, 1929, and was designed by H S Colt, alongside John Morrison and Frank Harris Brothers, as a downland course. Originally, the course featured large greens and was almost devoid of trees, later undergoing significant tree planting, reportedly involving the addition of 10,000 saplings.

At inception, the golf course was considered long at 6,000 yards with a bogey of 78 which has since been extended to over 6,600 yards and a current par of 71. In 1967, a Practice Ground was added and in 1999, all greens were reconstructed to meet USGA specifications, coming into play by June 2000, accompanied by improvements to a number of tees.

Please contact Cuddington Golf Club directly for the most current visitor green fee information and any available special offers.

Booking is recommended, especially during peak season. Visit the official club website or call the pro shop for tee time availability.