West Byfleet Golf Club

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West Byfleet Golf Club,

Sheerwater Road

Surrey KT14 6AA

Pro Shop: 01932 343433 Option 1

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18 hole course

 

The course is an easy walking course of 18 holes, 6,211 yards (SSS 70) for men and 5,636 yards (SSS 72) for ladies. It represents a very good golfing challenge to both professionals and amateurs alike with a wide variety of woodland, narrow fairways and 91 bunkers. The course supports much wildlife including deer, fox and green woodpeckers, the latter being the emblem of the Club.

 

Plan ahead for your visit to West Byfleet Golf Club and make the most of your round with our course map.  For a more detailed look at each of the holes, click on the map and see a detailed visual of the 18 holes.

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Hole 1

The fairly open drive should be toward the left side, keeping away from the right fairway bunker and setting up a good approach to this bunker free green. Although it is best to avoid the grass hollow short and right of the green.

Hole 3

A classic right to left dogleg, where a good drive finishes centre to right just short of a down slope at around 245 yards. From the top of the hill and an even lie, one still has a long shot to a back left to front right sloping green surrounded by trees.

Hole 5

At around 300 yards for a par four, there are none tougher. The tight drive demands you stay left of centre to avoid being blocked for the second to a very narrow bunkered green.

Hole 7

A fine par five where the fairway throws one left but the trees on the right cut into play. From a centre left drive, two fairway bunkers yawn for your second so consider this carefully. Long hitters may go for the green but the grass hollow short catches all but the best. The bonus is the refreshment hut at the back of this green!

Hole 9

Not a long hole but strategy pays by keeping the tee shot left and away from the right hand fairway bunker. now you have a clear shot at the pin to a step green with the front section set in a hollow.

Hole 11

An uphill solid par three, which requires more club to this step green. Most shots short roll back down and off. Well bunkered on both sides, the safest tee shot is a little left of centre.

Hole 13

Some would call it a "signature hole" but is just a beauty. This downhill par three over water to a well guarded green requires trust and nerve. A centre line is the best policy to secure ones three?

Hole 15

Another fine straight par 4 which pushes you left away from the giant oak on the right side. Left has more room anyway, so do not flirt with it. The second shot is toward a roller-coaster green with a lone left hand bunker. Get safely on it and your problems are only partially over, two putts here is a result!

Hole 17

The longest and most difficult par three, where the tee shot must be accurate to avoid bunkers all around. The very long green has a bowl effect, with many pin positions. Check the tee side mirror to see where it is before choosing your club!