Epsom Golf Club

The Epsom Golf Course was established after a Burn’s Night celebration in 1889 following the consolidation of two separate rudimentary golf courses used by local residents and the masters of Epsom College. Its official formation saw the amalgamation of what became known as ‘Lang’s’ course and the Masters’ course, guided by Alexander Patrick of Wimbledon who laid out the combined course.

The course, shaped by natural features such as the rifle butts and the Downs, presented challenges that attracted golfers including six Open Champions like Vardon, Braid, and Taylor. Notorious for its difficulty, the 18th hole is a signature part of the course and has historically proven challenging, even for professional golfer Sandy Herd who took 10 strokes on this hole during his participation in the year he won the Open.

Visitor green fees for the summer season (starting 1/4/25) range from £30 - £50 on weekdays and £30 - £65 on weekends, depending on the day and time. Booking online is advised as it is typically cheaper than walk-in or phone bookings.

Member's guest rate is £32 on weekdays and £37 on weekends. Juniors (18 & under) pay £22 on weekdays and £24 on weekends.

Monday special green fees are available for £30 - £35.