Walton Heath New Course

The New Course offers a round of golf that leaves each guest feeling that your game, and your character, have been cleverly but tested, and win or lose in the latest round of golf's endless battle, you will be readier for the next one. This is a serious golf course. The New Course unites all its members by the love of the game of golf and appreciation of its surrounding values.

A Brief History

• The New Course shares the same open heathland setting as the Old and is a fine Championship course in its own right. It opened for play in 1907 as a nine-hole layout and extended to eighteen in 1913.
• The New stretches to 7199 yards off the back tees, 6648 yards off the medals, and has been ranked in the UK and Ireland's Top 50 courses for more than ten years.
• Championships hosted here:
• Senior Open
• British Masters
• European Open
• British PGA Matchplay
• Ryder Cup

Featured Hole – 16^th

The 16th hole on the New Course is often considered one of the finest holes on the course. Its features offer a 429-yard that can be lengthened on Championship days to 490 yards. Other features on the New Course include a drive over a shallow valley of gorse and bracken, a fairway that doglegs slightly to the left and a second shot over a cross bunker to a green with a distinctive mid-tier.

Known For: Its heathland setting, challenging layout, and fast greens

The new course really starts to show its mettle from the third. The heather comes into play and the holes progressively become more challenging!