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Set amongst the rolling hills of Berkshire and Hampshire, Sandford Springs boasts a trio of challenging nine hole courses, a welcoming clubhouse with extensive facilities, a Sandford Springs Golf Academy and a well-stocked golf shop with custom fitting services.

Sandford Springs makes best use of its enviable geography to present three challenging and distinctly different nine-hole loop courses - The Park, The Wood and The Lakes.

The course was designed by...
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Southampton golf club was established at the Municipal course in 1935.
Prior to this the club was nomadic playing competitions on other courses, much like a society today. Some events were even staged on the Common on Sundays. The Sports Centre, and the Golf Course, was the brain-child of Sir Sidney Kimber. He envisaged the council providing leisure activities for the people of Southampton after the Great War and work finally started in the thirties.
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he course was designed by Willie Park Junior, who also designed Old Course at Sunningdale and Stoneham shares a lot of the characteristics that can be seen there. The course retains the parkland character of the historical landscape improved upon in 1775 by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown. It was opened in 1908 with a match between J H Taylor and James Braid.

Willie Park Junior laid out the original course in a deer park a mere three miles from the centre of Southampton, yet its...
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Set in 200 acres of parkland and listed by English Heritage as a protected park and garden. The Rotherwick Course at Tylney Park is an example of the very best inland golf available in Britain. In 2003, a leading firm of golf architects was asked to re-design the 1974 golf course in such a way that would do justice to a site which has long been felt could unlock more potential as one of the finest parkland settings in the south of England.
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With a wide range of memberships available and a clubhouse that boasts, large screen television, Bob Hammond suite for functions, why not call in to see what is available.
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Waterlooville Golf Club was founded with 35 members as a nine hole course in 1907 when a group of gentlemen met with the aim of forming a golf club in the area. The entrance fee was £1 and the annual subscription £1.10s. The course was not extended to 18 holes until 1962.

The present golf course was designed in 1976 by Henry Cotton, when the new A3(M) motorway was built, slicing much of the east side of the old course away. Henry Cotton was well deserving of his place...
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Wellow Golf Club is set in over 200 acres of picturesque parkland surrounding Embley Park, former home of Florence Nightingale. a tranquil location away from the hustle and bustle of the town, Easy to find and plenty of parking.

There are 3 sets of 9 holes totaling over 9000 yards, with a large practice area supported by full changing facilities and a well stocked professional shop. Visitors and society bookings welcomed.
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The Ampfield Par Three Golf Club came into being in the early 1960’s, the result of the inspiration of Alan Baker and Sir Henry Cotton, one of the legendary golf players of his era. At that time the number of golf clubs was quite limited, and Ampfield was described by Sir Henry Cotton as "Probably the best short course of its type in Europe!" Everyone who has played at Ampfield admires the course which is just as good today as it was over 40 years ago, continuing to provide excellent golf...
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Brokenhurst Manor Golf Course was designed by the great course architect Harry Colt and opened for play in 1915.

Situated in the New Forest, four miles from Lymington, this scenic course is always in excellent condition. A stream that runs through the course features on nine of the holes and a mixture of woodland and heath, in three loops of six holes, makes Brokenhurst Manor (6220 yards in length) a fine test for golfers of all standards of play.

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Bramshaw Golf Club is home to two excellent and contrasting courses (the 6,527 yards, Par 71, mature parkland Manor Course and the 5,774 yards heathland Forest Course), situated in the heart of the beautiful New Forest in Hampshire.
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