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SUNNINGDALE GOLF COURSE (NEW)
LONDON
2nd
5th
18th
55th
Courtesy Of Top100GolfCourses.Com
2nd
5th
18th
55th
Courtesy Of Top100GolfCourses.Com
SUNNINGDALE GOLF COURSE (NEW)
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SUNNINGDALE GOLF COURSE (NEW)
Sunningdale's New Course was commissioned following the end of the First World War in 1923 to facilitate the ever-increasing demands of golf memberships at the old course.
The New Course is considered to be the more rugged, with less bunkering and tree lining that its older sibling. Narrow winding fairways bordered by penal heather, act as corridors to the small and often raised greens.
There are many memorable holes on the new course especially the par-three at 5th. The views across treetops to the common beyond are really good.
Sunningdale's New Course was commissioned following the end of the First World War in 1923 to facilitate the ever-increasing demands of golf memberships at the old course.
The New Course is considered to be the more rugged, with less bunkering and tree lining that its older sibling. Narrow winding fairways bordered by penal heather, act as corridors to the small and often raised greens.
There are many memorable holes on the new course especially the par-three at 5th. The views across treetops to the common beyond are really good.
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Special features SUNNINGDALE GOLF COURSE (NEW)
Year of construction
1923
Architect
Henry Shapland Colt
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Course Style
Parkland - Par 70 - 6444 yards
Club Type
Semi Private
Golf Cart
Yes
Rental Bag
Yes
Caddies
Yes
Pro-shop
Yes
Practice
Yes
Top100 Golf Courses ranking
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Greens aeration period
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Sursemi period
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| Year of construction | 1923 |
| Architect | Henry Shapland Colt , |
| Course Style | Parkland - Par 70 - 6444 yards |
| Club Type | Semi Private |
| Golf Cart | Yes |
| Rental Bag | Yes |
| Caddies | Yes |
| Pro-shop | Yes |
| Practice | Yes |
| Top100 Golf Courses ranking | Click here to open the link. |
| Greens aeration period | - |
| Sursemi period | - |
DESTINATION INFO
England, the birthplace of Shakespeare and the Beatles, is a country in the British Isles, bordering Scotland and Wales. London, its capital city on the River Thames, is home to the Parliament, Big Ben, and the Tower of London, which dates back to the 11th century. It is also a modern multicultural hub for arts and commerce. Other major cities include Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Bristol, and the university centers of Oxford and Cambridgeshire.
Jacky F Casanova founder of Golfer to Golfer
Jean Francois Remesy co-founder of golfer to golfer and destination consultant
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