Reigate Heath Golf Club

Reigate Heath Golf Club was established in 1895, with its golf course set within a 120-acre Site of Special Scientific Interest. The course layout consists of nine holes paired with eighteen separate tees, which alter the play by changing the length and angle of the holes for the back nine.

The golf course is notable for its heathland ecology, comprising lowland heath, dry acid grassland, alder woodland, and secondary woodland that support various species including three native heather species, rare dwarf gorse, and diverse fauna. Golfers playing this course encounter natural features like ancient Bronze Age burial mounds, adding historical layers to the golfing experience.