Gatton Manor Golf Club

Gatton Manor Hotel and Country Club features a mature 18-hole woodland golf course, established in the late 1960s. The course, designed by the English golf architect Commander John D. Harris, spans 6,600 yards off the blue tees and is championship length.

The Gatton Manor course is notable for its use of natural features such as streams, lakes, and tree-lined fairways, with water hazards coming into play on 10 of the holes. It has automated irrigation for all greens, tees, and aprons, and is a non-metal spike facility.