Farleigh Golf Club

Farleigh Golf Club is a downland-style course in North Surrey Downs, near the M25, set on a 350-acre estate with a peaceful, natural feel. The club features 27 Championship holes designed by Ryder Cup legend John Jacobs, arranged in three separate 9-hole loops that combine into various 18-hole layouts. The varied landscape with streams, ponds, and elevated tees demands thoughtful play and offers a strong risk-and-reward mix. The course blends strategy and feel, with USGA-spec greens ensuring fast, true putting. Its variety makes it a compelling challenge for golfers of all levels. The club also offers extensive practice facilities, including a 300-yard driving range, putting green, chipping green, practice bunker, and indoor simulator. Since redevelopment by the Hayton family in 2010, Farleigh Golf Club has been a regular venue for professional tournaments.