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Red Course
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 70
- Yards
- 6462
- Est.
- 1913
The Red Course is the primary course at St Georges Hill, known for its challenging layout and stunning views of the Surrey countryside.
England
St Georges Hill Golf Club
- Courses
- 3
- Best for
- Heathland
- Airport
- LHR
- Courses
- 3
- Best for
- Heathland golf enthusiasts
- Airport
- London Heathrow (LHR)
St Georges Hill Golf Club — overview
St George’s Hill Golf Club is located in Weybridge, Surrey, within a private estate about 25 miles southwest of central London. Access is by fly and transfer, typically from Heathrow Airport. The club features three 9-hole courses—Red, Blue, and Green—designed by Harry Colt, with the championship 18-hole layout combining the Red and Blue nines. The course is known for its heathland terrain, heather, and pine woodland. Visitors are permitted on weekdays with advance booking. A one- to two-day visit suits experienced golfers seeking classic English course architecture.
- Courses
- 3 courses
- Best months
- April to mid-December
- Ideal length
- 1 day
- From airport
- 30 minutes
Golf Courses at St Georges Hill Golf Club
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What to Expect at St Georges Hill Golf Club
Why visit
St George’s Hill Golf Club offers a classic heathland golf experience on a 27-hole layout designed by Harry Colt, with later enhancements by Donald Steel. The club’s Red and Blue nines form the main 18-hole championship course, known for its strategic routing through mature heather and pine woodland, and features such as undulating fairways and well-protected greens. Located in Surrey, the club is accessible via fly-and-transfer and accommodates visitors on select weekdays. The facility’s historic design pedigree, flexible 9-hole combinations, and challenging play distinguish it as a practical and high-quality option for golfers seeking a traditional English golf setting.
Accommodations
Elegant clubhouse set within a private estate, offering bar, restaurant and terraces; locker rooms and showers; practice ground and short-game facilities; pro shop; society and corporate golf days; easy access to hotels in Weybridge and the wider Surrey/London area.
Plan Your Trip to St Georges Hill Golf Club
Getting there
The closest airport to St Georges Hill Golf Club is London Heathrow Airport (LHR), located about 13 miles (21 km) away. Typical transfer time by car or taxi is 25–35 minutes, depending on traffic. Private car hire or taxi is the most practical transfer mode for this route.
- Best time to visit
- The optimal months to play St Georges Hill Golf Club are May through September, when Surrey experiences mild to warm temperatures (typically 60–75°F/15–24°C), longer daylight, and the driest conditions. April and October offer good value as shoulder seasons, with fewer crowds and lower green fees, though weather can be less predictable with occasional rain and cooler temperatures. Winter months (November–March) are less favorable due to wet, chilly weather and possible course restrictions. The club does not host major international tournaments, so peak demand is driven mainly by local events and summer visitor interest.
- Who it's best for
- St George’s Hill Golf Club is best for experienced golfers seeking a classic heathland experience at a single, highly regarded venue. Ideal for those interested in Harry Colt designs and preferring focused play over a multi-course itinerary. The location suits travelers comfortable with fly-and-transfer logistics and a mid-to-high budget, as green fees are premium and visitor access is limited to select weekdays. Not suited for groups seeking a dense cluster of courses or weekend play.
- Location
- St George’s Hill Golf Club, Golf Club Road, Weybridge, Surrey KT13 0NL, United Kingdom
- Nearest airport
- London Heathrow (LHR)
- Trip style
- single-course
- Best for
- Heathland golf enthusiasts, Fans of classic course architecture
Frequently Asked Questions about St Georges Hill Golf Club
What is the layout of St George’s Hill Golf Club?
St George’s Hill features three 9-hole courses—Red, Blue, and Green. The championship 18-hole round combines the Red and Blue nines, while the Green nine offers an additional loop.
Who were the architects behind St George’s Hill Golf Club?
Harry Colt designed all three nines, opening in 1913. The Green nine was later refined by Donald Steel.
How do I access St George’s Hill Golf Club from abroad?
International visitors typically fly into London and arrange ground transportation to the club in Weybridge, Surrey.
Is there a recommended playing ability for guests?
While there is no formal handicap limit, a handicap of 22 or lower is advised due to the course’s challenging nature.
What is the signature feature of the golf course?
The club is known for its classic heathland terrain, with heather-lined fairways and pine woodland, especially on the Red and Blue nines.
Can I play all 27 holes in one visit?
Golfers can play all three nines, but most rounds use the Red and Blue nines for the main 18-hole experience. The Green nine can be played separately or as part of a 27-hole day.
What is the typical yardage and par for the championship course?
The Red and Blue nines together usually play between 6,300 and 6,500 yards, with a par of 70 or 71 depending on tee selection.
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