Walton Heath (Old & New)
Top 100 Golf Tour @ Walton Heath Golf Club (28th June 2022)
- 36 holes over Walton Heath Old & New Courses
- Breakfast and carvery lunch
- Pairs stableford with prizes for morning, afternoon and overall winners
- Overall winners receive a FREE 4-ball at Walton Heath!
Join us at the height of summer for 36 holes of friendly competitive golf at wonderful Walton Heath. Venue for the Ryder Cup in 1981 and one of the most highly regarded clubs in the world, Walton Heath has hosted numerous professional events including the recent 2018 British Masters and is home to the the annual U.S. Open Qualifying tournament.
Famous for its rich golfing history and the quality of its two exceptionally challenging heathland layouts, Jack Nicklaus describes them as "wonderfully pure". The Old & New courses feature in the UK and Ireland’s Top 50 rankings and you can play them both in U.S. Open Qualifying conditions as part of the Top 100 Golf Tour!
Will YOU end up being the overall winners?
Itinerary & Tournament Details
From 07:30
- Arrival & welcome at the clubhouse
- Bacon rolls and coffee/tea
- Complimentary use of the practice area
- Welcome gift
From 08:40
- Morning round on the Ryder Cup hosting Old Course (ranked in the Top 100 in the World)
From 12:45
- Players return to the clubhouse
- Walton Heath traditional carvery lunch in the dining room (gentlemen are required to wear a jacket)
From 14:30
- Afternoon round on the Herbert Fowler designed New Course (joint annual home to the U.S. Open Qualifying tournament)
From 18:30
- Players return to the clubhouse for prize giving ceremony
Entry Fee & Prizes
- Prizes for morning, afternoon and overall winners
- Overall winners receive a FREE 4-ball voucher for Walton Heath
- Entry fee is £295 per golfer and entries are welcomed from all golfers with an active WHS handicap no higher than: Men 24, Ladies 28
Walton Heath Golf Club - Old & New Courses
Host venue of the 1981 Ryder Cup, Walton Heath’s Old Course has featured in the World’s Top 100 rankings every year since their inception in 1938. The course designer, Herbert Fowler, liked to test the extent of the golfer’s repertoire of shots. The Old Course has many demands, but its greater length means that more “Scottish shots” are likely to be needed in this Surrey haven. When you do reach t
The New Course shares the same open heathland setting as the Old and is a fine Championship course in its own right, jointly hosting the annual U.S. Open Qualifying tournament.
It opened for play in 1907 as a nine hole layout, and extended to eighteen in 1913. The New stretches to 7199 yards off the back tees, 6648 yards off the medals, and has been ranked in the UK and Ireland’s Top 50 courses fo