Sunningdale Golf Club
Two landmark English heathland courses in one club: the Old Course, opened in 1901, and the New Course, opened in 1923.
TGG regional Surrey heathland editorial image used as destination context; not presented as a photograph of a specific hole at this club.
A two-course heathland destination
Sunningdale works as a destination in its own right because the Old and New provide two distinct 18-hole experiences from one clubhouse. The Old was designed by Willie Park Junior and opened in 1901. The New was designed by Harry Colt and opened in 1923, with later changes involving Tom Simpson, Colt and Morrison.
2026 visitor availability is already full
Sunningdale’s official visitor information currently states that visitors are normally welcomed Monday to Thursday from May to October, but the 2026 visitor season is fully booked. The club says its 2027 booking diary will open from November 2026, with requests accepted for either the Old or New Course.
Old Course
Official visitor tees list the Old as par 70 from the yellow tees. The course opened in 1901 and remains the older of the club’s two heathland layouts.
New Course
Official visitor tees list the New as par 70 from the yellow tees. Harry Colt’s course opened in 1923 and remains the more rugged companion to the Old.
Plan ahead
Availability and visitor terms are highly date-sensitive. Confirm directly with the club before building travel, accommodation or transport around a requested tee time.