Farleigh Golf Club

Farleigh Golf Club, a 27-hole semi-private downland-style course in England, United Kingdom, was designed by John Jacobs and opened in 1997 across 350 acres. Each of the three 9-hole loops measures between 3,181 and 3,388 yards. Elevated tee boxes, streams, and ponds shape the layout throughout the property. Hole 8 is a 202-yard par-3 where a stream runs short of the green. The course is rated 4.5 by 300+ Hole19 golfers and ranks as one of the most-played courses in England on Hole19. Golf World has named it a Top 100 Society Venue, and it also appears in Top 100 Golf Days. Practice facilities include a 300-yard driving range in the valley at the centre of the estate, a USGA Standard putting green, a chipping green, and a practice bunker. PGA Professionals offer lessons, and there is a Beginners' Course and Golf Camps. The pro shop is open seven days a week and stocks hire clubs, buggies, major brands, and an exclusive Farleigh collection. The clubhouse includes the Nineteen restaurant and XIX Bar, a Games Room available for hire, and a Golf Simulator.