Ganton Golf Club

Ganton Golf Club is a prestigious inland links course established in 1891. The 18-hole Championship Course is renowned for its natural beauty, dramatic bunkering, and tactical challenge. With over 100 bunkers ranging from wide and deep to compact and tricky, it demands precision, patience, and good course management. The wild vegetation, including gorse, enhances the course's authentic and challenging character. The club has a rich history and has been a regular championship venue since the 20th century, hosting events like the 1949 Ryder Cup, 2000 Curtis Cup, and 2003 Walker Cup. The course exudes a true tournament atmosphere, appealing to serious golfers and traditional golf enthusiasts alike.