PwC LEGS Golf Society

Encompassing established forestry and offering stunning views over the undulating Kent North Downs, Westerham is a superb par 72 course in excess of 6,000 yards and built to a high standard with USGA specification greens and irrigation, allowing play 12 months of the year. Tree lined fairways, strategically placed bunkers and three beautiful water features makes this a solid test for any standard of golfer and the exceptional design and maturity of the course has gained it a reputation as a ‘thinking man’s course’. Lasting memories of the course will likely revolve around the ‘eye of the storm’ 11th - a par 3 with daunting pine trees and bunkers protecting a small green or the closing hole which brings you back to a grandstand finish in front of the clubhouse, where the pressure is on to clear the devilishly positioned 18th lake.

One of Surrey’s best presented and admired golf courses, with a heritage stretching back to 1895. Surrounded by green country pastures with magnificent views towards London, the Club has a thriving membership across all ages and, following major course improvements, can rightly be described as a ‘True Gem’.

The history of Walton Heath is exceptional. The two world class championship courses have hosted nearly ninety significant amateur and professional championships and events, including five European Opens, The Ryder Cup, the U.S. Open Qualifying and most recently the Senior Open Championship . The world’s top players have taken on and enjoyed the challenges of these two outstanding heathland courses for over a century. The courses were designed by Herbert Fowler who was related by marriage to the founder, Sir Henry Cosmo Bonsor. The Old Course was opened for play in 1904.

East Sussex National Golf Club is one of the best golf courses in the area. The club features two unique championship golf courses that have been played on by some of the most well-known names in golf, including Sir Nick Faldo and Colin Montgomerie. Playing golf at East Sussex National is a challenging and memorable experience. The 36 holes are all unique, with no two looking alike or playing alike, with each hole requiring thought and skill.

Founded 130 years ago in 1892, its name derives from Deal's membership of an ancient group of trading towns granted special privileges by the medieval English monarchs, known as the Cinque Ports. The course runs along the coast of Sandwich Bay, on the same stretch of coastline as Royal St George's Golf Club and Prince's Golf Club, adjacent to the north. Royal Cinque Ports Golf Club in Kent is a regular feature within the UK and Ireland's Top 100 Golf Courses. This past host of The Open Championship has welcomed the world's very best golfers throughout its rich history. Extending out towards the Sandwich Bay, Deal is a traditional seaside course that takes advantage of the same magnificent turf as Royal St George's, and together these two Royal courses formulate a marvellous tour for lovers of seaside golf. With a front nine that is typically played into the wind and the back nine enjoying a following breeze, Cinque Ports is truly a game of two halves. Anyone playing to their handicap at this fantastically designed golf course is one that'll be sure to take the spoils on the par-72 that can have a SSS of 76 from the Championship tees.

If it wasn’t for the lakes, this Allis & Clark design could easily be mistaken for a links course by the sea. Located in Woking, Surrey – less than five minutes from the A3/M25 – its rolling landscape & sleepy setting make it one for the discerning golfer’s bucket list. With 23 acres of lakes creating the ultimate backdrop for the clubhouse and its west facing terrace, Pyrford Lakes is the perfect location for any society day. With a newly renovated golf course, including bunker, fairway and greens work, Pyrford is in better condition then ever. A true must play if in the area.

Hindhead is a beautiful heathland course set in glorious surroundings and ranks amongst the very best of Britain’s heathland courses. Originally designed by J.H Taylor, the course sits easily in a natural terrain with fairways bordered by glorious heather and tall pines. The early spring brings with it additional splashes of colour from the rhododendrons and azaleas. With its elevated position, the second nine offers some far-reaching views of the beautiful Surrey countryside.

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