Aldeburgh Golf Club
The original Aldeburgh Golf Club course was designed in 1884 by John Thompson from Royal Wimbledon and Open champion Willie Fernie from Felixstowe and later modified by J.H. Taylor and Willie Park Junior. Taylor’s bunkers are visible today, recognisable by their sweeping banks which curve both vertically and horizontally. The new heathland course was officially opened in 1908 and has hardly changed since. It is a traditional club, although unusually women had equal rights with men from the start. There are some long holes to tempt the big hitter but plenty of holes that require careful attention. There is also a smaller nine-hole course.
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Aldeburgh Golf Club,
Aldeburgh,
Suffolk
IP15 5PE
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Course Statistics: 18 Holes, 6489yds, Par 68 Green Fees: 18 holes: Monday to Friday, inclusive per round or day £60.00. Per round starting after 12 noon £50.00. Weekends & Bank Holidays per round or day £65.00. Per round starting after 12 noon £55.00. 9 holes: Weekends £13.50.1st April - 31st October £12.50. Visitors Info: Visitors to the 18-hole course may use the Club premises. Toilet facilities are available for green fee payers playing the 9-hole course. Handicap Certificates or a letter of introduction are required for admission to the 18-hole course, non handicap golfers are welcome to play the 9-hole course. Societies Info: Must contact in advance. Date Founded: Mar 19 1905 12:00AM Designed by: John Thompson Catering: Aldeburgh is renowned for its full lunch, which is provided in the dining room but, if the need is for something lighter, soup and sandwiches are available from the bar. Teas are served during the afternoon. There is no evening catering. The price of lunch varies according to the menu but the choice might be between a full three-course lunch (including roast meat when available), or steak and kidney pie followed by dessert or cheese. Price available on request. Bar lunch of soup and sandwiches is also available. The bar stocks Adnams’ famous draught brew from Southwold, together with a range of bottled beers and lagers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. Drinks can be supplied from a small spike bar leading onto the terrace. However, in anything but warm weather, those who decide on a meal after golf would be more comfortable in the Clubhouse proper. Pro-Shop: Yes Clubs for Hire: Yes |
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| Local Directions: | Leave the A12 at the A1094 junction and continue to Aldeburgh. The golf course and the white-painted clubhouse are on the left as you approach the town |