3,210 yards • Par 71

Designed by Harry Colt in 1912 and carved out of heather and pine woodland, St George's Hill comprises three very individual 9 hole loops, all starting and finishing by the clubhouse.  St George's Hill must be among the very best of the classic Surrey heathland courses.  Each hole is memorable and individual in character, with heather, silver birch and stately Scots pine - the fairways are undulating and follow the natural contours of the land. It is recorded that Colt himself considered St George’s Hill to be his “ Jewel in the Crown “ and for all of us it is a gem, not only to be cherished and revered but most of all to be enjoyed. It is a challenging test of golf in the most beautiful landscape. Bernard Darwin wrote: “By a merciful dispensation of Providence, fir trees, sand and heather, which are beautiful things in themselves, are the ingredients from which inland courses should be made. The prettiest courses are the best and certainly one of the prettiest and best is St George’s Hill “.

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