Lansdown Golf Club

Lansdown Golf Club is a parkland course designed by Harry Colt, located on the southern edge of the Cotswold escarpment. The 18 holes lie on a plateau and offer a pleasant, walkable layout: almost flat but challenging with length, precise distances, and varied holes. From the course, you enjoy wide views over the surrounding landscape, including Bath, the Bristol Channel, and the distant Brecon Beacons. Established in 1894, the club is known for its friendly, welcoming atmosphere. With a par of 71 and length of 6,394 yards, Lansdown Golf Club appeals to golfers of all levels. The clubhouse features a spacious lounge, dining room, 19th bar, and a patio overlooking the 1st tee. PGA instruction, beginner practice facilities, and academy golf with special attention to juniors are also available.