West Byfleet Golf Club

General information

West Byfleet Golf Club was formed in 1922 but the course was originally laid down in 1904 when the land was owned by Mr Hugh Locke-King.

The original course was designed by Cuthbert Butchart, a much respected professional of his time whose projects included Worplesdon, West Hill and Royal County Down, the luscious links in Ireland.

Although the odd hole has been lost and others changed, the majority of the course remains faithful to the original design. The course is mostly level with just the odd gradient to add some variation making it the ideal place for golfers of all ages and abilities.

The course is always in good condition throughout the year, but watch out for the slick greens and tough pin positions during the summer months! What the course can lack in length is more than made up for in its need to keep your ball on the fairways and greens.

Many golf enthusiasts believe West Byfleet to be one of the most underrated golf courses in Surrey. It is certainly one of the finest in the region - a true gem.

We enjoy a thriving membership with plenty of competitive and non competitive golf along with a busy social calendar.

We have a number of membership options available on request via the website or by contacting the club directly and always welcome visitors (green fees vary through the year).

We hope to see you sometime!