Weston-super-Mare Golf Club

Weston super Mare Golf Club is a superb links course with over 125 years of history dating back to 1892 with the great Golf Course designer Dr Alistair Mackenzie, famous for The Masters, Augusta National USA.

Weston-super-Mare Golf Club is an attractive links course situated at the southern end of Weston Bay, with superb views across the Bristol Channel, past Brean Down, Steep Holm and Flat Holm towards Cardiff. The course is an easy walk, with generous fairways and the wind often playing a decisive role in making a good score. In summer the greens are fast and true; the fairways tight. In winter the course is rarely closed and is always played off real tees. It's always said about the friendly welcome you get at Weston, you'll never be a stranger for long!  Weston offers an enjoyable round and will challenge the ability of all levels of golfer from low to high handicappers alike..

One of the great holes on the course is the 7th with four bunkers hence the name “old four eyes” that grabs your attention and you’re always pleased with a par, with its newly sculptured rivetted bunkers. The signature hole is the 15th - a 458 yard par 4 which is reputably modelled on the 17th at St Andrews Old Course, with a blind tee shot and out of bounds down the right, and the green set at an angle to the treacherous bunker at the front corner. It is always satisfying to get a par here! The 15th is also the start of the tough finish; followed by the Par 3 16th into the prevailing wind; the dog leg Par 5 17th and the tricky par 4 18th with out of bounds on the right and back of the green and heavy bunkers to the left, meaning that you are often laying up short in two then hoping for a chip and a putt for your par.