Cowdray Park Golf Club
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The course at Cowdray Park is set amongst the beautiful South Downs and forms part of The Viscount Cowdray's 16,000 acres estate. Overlooking the ruins of the old Cowdray House, golf was first played here in 1904 and the course has now matured into what is without doubt one of the most beautiful tracks in the south east. Measuring 6,212 yards, the par 70 layout boasts the very latest in fairway irrigation and sprinkler systems and together with its sandy soil, is able to maintain its superb condition throughout the whole year.
18 holes. Par 70. 6212 yards. Parkland / Woodland.Course Information
Petworth Road
Midhurst
West Sussex, GU29 0BB
United Kingdom
Tel: 01730 813599 | Fax: 01730 815900
Website: http://www.cowdraygolf.co.uk
Email: enquiries@cowdraygolf.co.uk
Golf Pro: R GoughContact/Secretary: P Fairminer
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Changing RoomFrom London: Take the A3 to Portsmouth from Southwest London. When you reached the A272 turn left for Petersfield and Midhurst. The hotel is one mile east of Midhurst on A272 between Midhurst and Petworth. Hold on to the A272 and leave Midhurst behind you. After a few minutes you will reach Easebourne. The hotel is just past Easebourne on the left hand side of the road.
Midweek cost: £40.00 per round
Set amongst the beautiful South Downs and forming part of The Viscount Cowdray's 16,000 acres estate. Overlooking the ruins of the old Cowdray House, golf was first played here in 1904 and the course has now matured into what is without doubt one of the most beautiful tracks in the south east.
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Cowdray Park Golf Club
Cowdray Park is the ideal place for your quality golfing break. The Club is
set amongst the beautiful West Sussex Downs only a few hundred yards from
the historic market town of Midhurst.
The 6,204 yard Par 70 course was first played in 1904, and has undergone
many improvements - making it a challenging venue for the 2002 Southern Pro
Championship.
The Clubhouse has recently been re-built to the very highest standards and
four luxury self-catering cottages at Benbow Pond, on the edge of Viscount
Cowdray's 17,000 acre estate, have been opened.
Visitors to the cottages benefit from generously discounted entry to the
golf course and (during the Summer) Viscount Cowdray's World famous polo
grounds.
For the non-golfer the surrounding area has many fascinating tourist venues.
Midhurst Tourist Information Centre can provide details on 01730 817322.
Further information is available on: www.cowdray.co.uk/holiday_cottages or
by ringing the Estate Office on 01730 812423.
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by Susan Berwick on 12th March 2008
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Cowdray Park is the ideal place for your quality golfing break. The Club is
set amongst the beautiful West Sussex Downs only a few hundred yards from
the historic market town of Midhurst.
The 6,204 yard Par 70 course was first played in 1904, and has undergone
many improvements - making it a challenging venue for the 2002 Southern Pro
Championship.
The Clubhouse has recently been re-built to the very highest standards and
four luxury self-catering cottages at Benbow Pond, on the edge of Viscount
Cowdray's 17,000 acre estate, have been opened.
Visitors to the cottages benefit from generously discounted entry to the
golf course and (during the Summer) Viscount Cowdray's World famous polo
grounds.
For the non-golfer the surrounding area has many fascinating tourist venues.
Midhurst Tourist Information Centre can provide details on 01730 817322.
Further information is available on: www.cowdray.co.uk/holiday_cottages or
by ringing the Estate Office on 01730 812423.
Only registered logged in users can post new reviews.
