West Hill Golf Club

West Hill Golf Club is a classic Surrey heathland 18-hole course designed by Cuthbert Butchart in 1909. Tall Scots pines, heather, and the Brookwood brook on six holes give the course distinct character, while bunkers, short par 4s, and five par 3s demand smart, precise play. The naturally undulating greens make every approach and putt challenging. In summer, West Hill plays fast in a true heathland style, adding extra flair. After the round, the clubhouse with bar and restaurant and strong practice facilities offer a warm welcome. The close club atmosphere is also reflected in the Fathers and Sons competition format.