Dyke Golf Club

Dyke Golf Club was founded in 1906 and designed by James Braid. The course is set on classic downland terrain, 650 feet above sea level, offering wide views over Brighton & Hove, South Downs National Park, and towards the English Channel coast. The par-72 course demands smart choices, featuring fast, true greens, rolling fairways, bunkers, and the influence of sea breeze and changing winds that make each round unique. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with a pleasant club feeling for both members and visitors. Several holes stand out, including the 16th, which requires extra focus and plays differently each time. For practice, there is a practice ground, a putting green, and chipping facilities.