Our Favourite Surrey & Berkshire Golf Tours
The Ultimate 36 Hole Tour
The Ultimate 36 Hole Tour
Sunningdale - Old & New (#9 & #10)
Walton Heath - Old & New (#29 & # 54)
The Berkshire - Red & Blue (#42 & #56)
Home to not just one, but three of the finest 36 hole complexes anywhere in the world, the Surrey/Berkshire sand-belt is a must visit destination for lovers of heathland golf.
Which pair of courses is the best? Play each course at all three of Sunningdale, Walton Heath and The Berkshire and be the judge yourself.
6 rounds of golf and 2 nights B&B at the 4* Macdonald Berystede Hotel, Ascot
From £1.299 pp
Harry Colt Classics
The Ultimate 36 Hole Tour
St Georges Hill (#24)
Hankley Common (#32)
Swinley Forest (#39)
With gorgeous vistas at every turn, it is hard to think of 3 more visually appealing courses than the trio of sandbelt superstars at St Georges Hill, Hankley Common and Swinley Forest.
Don't let their beauty fool you though, these Harry Colt classics offer a strategic challenge which places all three layouts amongst the very best heathland courses in the world.
3 rounds of golf and 2 nights B&B at the 4* Macdonald Berystede Hotel, Ascot
From £899 pp
The 3 W's
The 3 W's
Worplesdon (#63)
West Hill (#71)
Woking (#83)
Occupying the same stunning stretch of Surrey heathland, the 3 W's of Worplesdon, West Hill and Woking are extremely close neighbours separated by a length of a decent par 5.
Subject to friendly debate over which is best for more than a century, all 3 offer sublime, traditional golf amongst beautiful heather and towering pines.
3 rounds of golf and 2 nights B&B at a local 4* Hotel
From £599 pp
Surrey & Berkshire
Heathland Heaven
This may come as a surprise to some, but the counties of Surrey & Berkshire, just to the South West of London, are home to the highest number of Top 100 Golf courses anywhere in the UK & Ireland!
From world famous courses such as Sunningdale and Walton Heath, ultra exclusive clubs such Wentworth and Queenwood, to the less well known but equally charming "3 W's" of West Hill, Woking and Worplesdon, the key to this incredible strength in depth lies in the quality of the sand-belt soil. Free draining and fast running, the immaculately presented courses are typically surrounded by pine and/or heather and are among the very best of their type in the world.
For the ultimate Top 100 Golf Tour, take your pick from any of the 36 holes at Sunningdale, Walton Heath or The Berkshire. Or follow in the footsteps of the legendary course architect Harry Colt and see for yourself why he modestly called Swinley Forest "my least bad course".
Wherever you choose to play, be sure to enjoy the fantastic combination of world class golf, spectacular scenery and warm hospitality and discover why many of the tour professionals choose to call this part of the country home.
Top 100 Golf Courses
- Sunningdale (New)
- Sunningdale (Old)
- St Georges Hill
- Walton Heath (Old)
- Walton Heath (New)
- Hankley Common
- Swinley Forest
- The Berkshire (Red)
- The Berkshire (Blue)
- Worplesdon
- Liphook
- West Hill
- Woking
- Woburn (Marquess)
- Woburn (Dukes)
- Woburn (Duchess)
- The Grove
- West Sussex
Featured Top 100 Golf Courses
Sunningdale (Old & New)
Walton Heath (Old & New)
Home to both of the top ranked inland courses in the whole of the UK & Ireland. Sunningdale is idyllic, picture perfect golf played across stunning undulating heathland with stupendous greens and fairways lined by pine trees and punishing heather. The best 36 holes in the world of golf?
Walton Heath (Old & New)
Walton Heath (Old & New)
Designed by Herbert Fowler, the pair of courses at Walton Heath have hosted numerous championships including the British Masters, European Open and The Ryder Cup. Huge open expanses of heathland make it feel and play like a championship links, but inside the M25!
The Berkshire (Red & Blue)
The Berkshire (Red & Blue)
Another Herbert Fowler masterpiece, The Berkshire offers 36 holes of rolling heathland golf with tremendous variety. Wildly differing short holes, a terrific collection of par 4's and a plethora of strategic par 5's make The Berkshire one of the most enjoyable days out in golf.
St Georges Hill
St Georges Hill
The Berkshire (Red & Blue)
One of the finest inland courses in the UK, St Georges Hill is a quintessential Harry Colt classic. Winding through pine and heather, the exceptionally pretty holes demand strategy and precision, whilst simultaneously providing terrific variety and enormous fun.
Hankley Common
St Georges Hill
Hankley Common
Situated within a site of special scientific interest, Hankley Common is a magnificent heathland layout with dry running fairways akin to a links course. The undulating ground provides stunning views throughout with a routing to match.
Swinley Forest
St Georges Hill
Hankley Common
Famously traditional, Swinley Forest is perhaps the jewel of the Surrey/ Berkshire sand-belt. Designed by Harry Colt, he modestly described it as his "least bad course", quite an accolade when considering his portfolio includes the world ranked #1 at Pine Valley.