Course
West Hill
6,309 Yards Par 69
Cuthbert Butchart
Jake White
Willie Park junior
Contact
The Surrey 3 W’s
A exceptional cluster of 3 heathland classics in the town of Woking in Surrey.
- 3 Golf Courses
- 2 Hotels
- 2 Attractions
Nestled in the heart of Surrey’s heathland, West Hill Golf Club is a quintessential English course that combines natural beauty with strategic challenge. Established in 1907 and designed by Cuthbert Butchart, the course meanders through towering pines and vibrant heather, offering a serene yet demanding golfing experience.
The 18-hole layout, stretching just over 6,400 yards with a par of 69, is renowned for its variety and character. Five distinctive par 3s and only two par 5s place a premium on precision and course management. The Brookwood Brook adds both aesthetic appeal and strategic complexity, coming into play on several holes.
West Hill is part of Surrey’s esteemed trio known as the “Three Ws,” alongside Woking and Worplesdon. While each has its unique charm, many consider West Hill the most picturesque, with its undulating fairways and immaculate conditioning. Recent enhancements, including refined bunkering and tree management, have further elevated the course’s playability and visual appeal.
Beyond the course, the club boasts a welcoming atmosphere and a rich history. Notably, it hosts the prestigious annual Father and Son Foursomes tournament, attracting participants from across the country.
For those seeking a classic heathland golf experience steeped in tradition, West Hill Golf Club offers an unforgettable round in a truly enchanting setting.
