West Surrey Golf Club

West Surrey Golf Club is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty in a tranquil part of the Surrey hills, the envy of many clubs in the south of England. From a number of vantage points on the course there are magnificent views to the Hogs Back, Hydons Ball and beyond.

The course was designed by W Herbert Fowler, best known for creating the championship course at Walton Heath, and the clubhouse by Arthur Messer.

The clubhouse was extended in 1999 while more recently the course's greens were rebuilt to full USGA specifications. Additionally, a number of holes were redesigned, extending the course by 250 yards, taking the total yardage to 6,479 yards.