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Farnham Park Golf Club Course - Historic 9-Hole Par 3 in Farnham
Established in 1896, Farnham Park Golf Club Course has a rich heritage in providing accessible golfing experiences. Designed by three-time Open Champion Sir Henry Cotton in 1964, our 9-hole par 3 course caters to players of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned golfers. The course is set within the historic Farnham Park, once a medieval hunting ground, offering scenic views and a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Our facilities include Birdies Coffee House & Bar, a welcoming space open to both golfers and park visitors, serving refreshments and light meals daily.We maintain a relaxed dress code while ensuring appropriate attire for play. The course has evolved significantly since its original incarnation, with recent improvements enhancing both the playing environment and clubhouse amenities. Our commitment to community engagement is reflected in our affordable green fees and annual passes, alongside equipment hire for newcomers. The property retains its historical charm, with deer occasionally roaming the grounds, and remains a focal point for local recreation and social interaction.
Services
Golf Course
Birdies Coffee House
Annual Passes
Club Hire
Park Events
Highlights and features
- We offer a historic course designed by three-time Open Champion Sir Henry Cotton.
- Our facilities cater to both experienced golfers and complete beginners.
- Birdies Coffee House provides refreshments in a scenic parkland setting.
- We maintain affordable rates with annual passes and equipment hire options.
- The course combines historical charm with modern playing conditions.
What people say
Scenic parkland views
Historic atmosphere
Affordable rates
Welcoming environment
Scenic veranda seating
Services
Golf Course
Our 9-hole par 3 course, designed by Sir Henry Cotton, offers a challenging yet accessible layout for players of all abilities. Set in historic parkland, it combines traditional elements with modern maintenance standards. The course features scenic vistas, occasional deer sightings, and flexible play options for casual or regular golfers.
Birdies Coffee House
Birdies Coffee House & Bar provides refreshments daily from 8am to dusk. Serving hot and cold drinks, light meals, and snacks, it welcomes both golfers and general park visitors. The venue features indoor seating and an outdoor veranda with views over the course.
Annual Passes
Unlimited access passes are available for frequent players, offering 7-day-a-week usage. Adult annual passes cost 400, while junior passes (under 16) are priced at 100. These provide cost-effective solutions for regular visitors seeking flexible play opportunities.
Club Hire
We provide a comprehensive range of golf clubs for hire, enabling newcomers or occasional players to access quality equipment without significant investment. This service supports players who wish to try golf before committing to personal purchases.
Park Events
The venue hosts various events throughout the year, leveraging its unique setting adjacent to Farnham Castle. The course and caf serve as gathering points for local community activities, combining sporting and social functions within the historic parkland environment.
Questions
What are the current golf course operating hours?
Tee times are available through online booking. Birdies Coffee House operates daily from 8am to dusk.
Who designed Farnham Park Golf Course?
The course was designed by three-time Open Champion Sir Henry Cotton in 1964.
Is the course suitable for beginners?
Yes, the par 3 layout provides an accessible challenge for players of all skill levels.
Are golf equipment hire facilities available?
Yes, we offer a comprehensive range of hire clubs for visitors requiring temporary equipment.
What refreshment options exist on-site?
Birdies Coffee House & Bar serves hot and cold drinks, light meals, and snacks daily.
What historical features does the course have?
The course occupies land historically used for golf since 1896, with deer roaming areas and proximity to Farnham Castle.
