Pyecombe Golf Club

Pyecombe Golf Course is situated in the South Downs National Park and offers stunning views across the Sussex Weald. The course measures 6278 yards off the White tees and 5955 off the Yellow. James Braid the iconic golf architect helped shape the course which is a good test of golf for all levels of ability.

Accuracy is required with inventive shot making required to negotiate the 18 holes.

The course also offers 'a walk in the country' with natural flora encouraged and regular sighting of deer, buzzards and other wildlife.

The course in the summer is superbly presented with smooth running greens, whilst in the winter the course rarely closes or has to limit trolley use as being on chalk the course naturally drains.

In 2013 the club achieved the Southern Counties Golf Club of the Year 2013'. The award was received for 'the fantastic condition of the greens and with the fairways cut to perfection'. They also noted 'it was the most picturesque course in the area and provides an excellent venue'.

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