Hindhead Golf Club

Hindhead Golf Club is a members’ golf club in Hindhead, Surrey, set among the region’s heathland scenery. Founded in 1904 by a group of enthusiasts that included Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the club has a longstanding heritage and welcomes both members and guests. Its course, originally designed by J. H. Taylor, follows the natural terrain, with heather-lined fairways, tall pines and seasonal colour from rhododendrons and azaleas. The elevated second nine provides views across the Surrey countryside.

The club offers course information and visitor arrangements, including day visits and open competitions. Golf societies, groups of friends, companies and charities can also enquire about organised golf days. Membership options and junior opportunities are available, alongside an academy and a pro shop. PGA-qualified professionals provide lessons and clinics for golfers of different ages and abilities, covering long and short game techniques. Tuition can include video analysis and feedback notes. With its natural setting, playing facilities and range of golf services, Hindhead Golf Club caters to members, visiting golfers and groups seeking a day on the course.