Thorpeness
Golf Club & Hotel
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| Address |
Thorpeness
Hotel Golf Club & Hotel, Thorpeness,
Aldeburgh,
IP16 4NH |
| Telephone |
01728
452176 / 454926 (Pro) |
| Fax |
01728
453868 |
| Website |
www.thorpeness.co.uk
|
| Email |
info@thorpeness.co.uk |
|
Holes |
Challenging 18-hole course
set amongst the Suffolk coastal heathland,
an excellent Winter course |
| Yardage |
6281-6034-5469 |
SSS
Par
|
Men 70 / Ladies 72
69/74
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| Visitors |
Visitors are welcome and can book tee-times from 11am onwards. Contact
in advance, handicap certificate required |
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Play for Half Price at this course with the 2-FORE!-1 Voucher Scheme |
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Save up to 75% here when you book online with Teeofftimes |
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Special Offers and Golfing Breaks available at this location. |
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This course is a PowerPlay Golf official venue. Click for more information, or call the club to make a booking. |
| Societies |
Welcome, telephone
in advance, competitions, clinics etc can be organized. Packages available. |
Green
Fees
|
Weekdays: E / Weekends F
Special Offers |
| Course
Designer |
James
Braid - 1922 |
| Location |
2m
N of Aldeburgh
From London and the South East
From the M25, exit at junction 28 onto the A12.
From the Midlands
Take the A14 or join it at the most convenient point.
By Rail
The closest station is Saxmundham, which is six miles away and two hours from Liverpool Street. |
| Facilities |
    
    
* Corporate golf days - call 01728 454926 for information
* Conference facilities available
* PGA professional / Golf Academy / Lessons / Video teaching analysis
* Hard & grass tennis courts, snooker room, fishing
* AA 3* Hotel, golf and country club |
| About the course |
Thorpeness hosted the European Seniors Mixed Open in 2001, the Suffolk Ladies' County Championships in 2002 and the South Eastern Seniors' Championship in 2004. |
Course
Reviews |
This
wonderful golf course is set amongst some of the best of the
Suffolk heritage coast surrounded by goarse and heathland.
It was part of the designed holiday village called Thorpeness
Village a dream that was made real by Mr Ogilvie around 1910.
The club House was made 1932 and inside it has plenty of character
and endless lists of captains and club champions.
The course is set tight and narrow amongst goarse,trees and
gives you a feeling of being far away from stresses and noise.
Look at the windmill and the house in the clouds on the 18th
before sitting in the Colonels seat in the club house and think
of the great day you just had.
Neil Dowie |
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