Hill Barn Lane, BN14 9QF Worthing
Hill Barn Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 70 course in the South Downs National Park. Opened in 1935 and designed by Fred Hawtree, it features parkland/downland terrain with varied fairways, subtle greens, and over 100 bunkers. Elevated tees offer views over Worthing and the English Channel coast. The club has a rich history, with Henry Cotton praising the 17th hole, Tony Jacklin winning his first pro tournament here, and hosting the 1969 Penfold golf tournament.
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