The Leatherhead Club

The Leatherhead Club is an 18-hole golf course set in beautiful oak woodland. The carefully hidden tees and varied layout demand good course management: the front nine tests your all-around game, while the back nine focuses on precision and smart choices. The round can end strongly with a challenging par-3, adding character to the course. Founded in 1903, the club has a rich history, including Alf Perry's 1935 Open Championship win and Ryder Cup events in later years. After major route changes due to the M25 construction, a new clubhouse was built in 1984. Now, there are all-weather practice facilities and academy support for golfers of all levels.