Hayling Golf Club
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Playing links golf at Hayling Golf Club provides a serious challenge for the low handicapper whilst offering lesser golfers an enjoyable tussle. The course, built in 1883, is set within 190 acres of a Site of Special Scientific Interest between sand dunes around the south west peninsular of Hayling Island. The panoramic sea views are unrivalled offering golfers a breathtaking backdrop. The coastal location, on old shingle beaches, means the course drains exceptionally well and, with careful fairway watering from its own spring, is rarely unplayable or in poor condition.

Course Information

Hayling Golf Club
Links Lane
Hayling Island
Hampshire, P11 0BX
United Kingdom

Tel: 023 9246 3712

Website: http://www.haylinggolf.co.uk

Email: hgcltd@aol.com

Golf Pro: R. Gadd
Contact/Secretary: Mrs C Davison023 9246 4446

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Facilities:

Driving Range

Clubhouse

Club Hire

Bar

Buggies

Food

Pro Shop

Functions

Changing Room

Directions:
Hayling Island, Hampshire (A3023 5 miles south of Havant).

Midweek cost: £40.00 per round£48.00 weekends

Notes:
Playing links golf at Hayling Golf Club provides a serious challenge for the low handicapper whilst offering lesser golfers an enjoyable tussle. The course, built in 1883, is set within 190 acres of a Site of Special Scientific Interest between sand dunes around the south west peninsular of Hayling Island. The panoramic sea views are unrivalled offering golfers a breathtaking backdrop. The coastal location, on old shingle beaches, means the course drains exceptionally well and, with careful fairway watering from its own spring, is rarely unplayable or in poor condition.

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Wonderful links golf course. Wind makes the course different every day. Beautiful manicured greens, with some 45 yards in length. Well presented course and usually not very busy.

Starting with a par 3, that you really need to keep short or risk the gorse bushes, to many blind drives. I would certainly recommend a course planner to ensure you don't hit the wrong clubs.

Worth a visit any time of the year, as its playable all year round

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