We operate a tee booking system with availability for visitors to enjoy the special links experience at Hayling. If you would like to enquire about availability and book, please contact our experienced and friendly Pro Shop Team on:
Tel: 02392 464446 (option 1)
Email: proshop@haylinggolf.co.uk
GREEN FEES(Nov - Feb) |
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Visitor 18-holes (Nov-Feb) |
£90 |
Read the terms below before booking. |
SUMMER RATES(MAR - OCT) |
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SUMMER RATES(MAR - OCT) |
Visitor 18-holes (Mon-Thu) |
£115 |
See terms for additional details |
Visitor 36-holes (Mon-Thu) |
£155 |
Only available during summer months |
Visitor (Fri-Sun) |
£135 |
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Visitor (Student) |
£55 |
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Visitor (Under 18) |
£50 |
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OTHER RATES |
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OTHERRATES |
County Card | £90 |
Summer only | Mon-Thu | 1-round per annum | See terms for additional details |
Twilight (Mon-Thurs) |
£60 |
See terms for additional details |
Twilight (Fri-Sun) |
£80 | See terms for additional details |
Reciprocal Clubs | £40 |
See terms for additional details |
Members Guest | £40 |
See terms for additional details |
Members Guest (Junior) |
£20 |
See terms for additional details |
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WINTER GOLF: Hayling prides itself on being an exceptionally well-draining seaside links, with a relatively frost-free climate and ideal for winter golf, however, visitors playing in the winter months may encounter the following: temporary greens, use of fairway mats, substitution of our temporary par 3 hole, 14A, for a hole under maintenance, restrictions on the use of trolleys and buggies. Our winter rates are priced to reflect these possibilities.
How To Book Tee Times: Please contact our Pro Shop to enquire and book a tee times. Full payment will be required upon booking.
Handicap requirement: All golfers are required to have an active handicap (CDH number or handicap record to be provided upon request) in order to best enjoy their golf as this is not a beginners course.
Confirmation: Your booking cannot be guaranteed or confirmed until a deposit / full payment of the green fees is made.
Non-Refundable Payment/Deposit: All Deposit & Green Fee payments are strictly non-refundable. In the event of a course closure re-booking arrangements will be made.
County Cards: 18-holes | Summer only | Mon-Thu | Limited to 1-round per annum at county card rate | Rate only applicable when notified at the time of booking (booking as a full rate visitor and presenting a county card on the day is not permitted)
Twilight: After 3:30pm April to October | After 1:30pm November to March
Reciprocals: Mon-Thu|18-holes only
Members Guest: 18-holes rate | £60 for a day pass
Members Guest (Junior): Applicable to junior members introducing another junior. Juniors introducing a Guest must both have a handicap of 18 or less.
Winter/Summer Period: Winter period runs from Nov-Feb, summer period runs from Mar-Oct
36-hole availability: No 36-holes rate during winter period (Nov-Feb)
Christmas period restrictions: Visitors not permitted between 24th December - 2nd January each year (Members & Guests only)
Approved Reciprocal Clubs: Blackmoor, Camberley Heath, Ferndown, Hankley Common, North Hants, Parkstone, West Surrey, West Sussex
Buggies: please note that we are a 'walking course' due to the fragile nature of the SSSI site, therefore the use of golf buggies is only permitted for those who can provide a current and valid medical certificate . All buggy users will be required to read and sign a copy of the Club's 'Buggy Policy' on the day.
Trolleys: We have electric and pull trolleys available to hire. These can be reserved in advance or hired on the day. Speak to our Pro Shop Team.
Dress Code: We operate a smart dress code on the course and within the Clubhouse (we recommend you check this before the day).
ON ARRIVAL: All visitors & guests should report to the Pro Shop on arrival to check in and settle any outstanding green fees prior to play.
TEES: Visitors & guests play from the tee of the day.
USE OF CLUBHOUSE: We welcome all visitors to use the Clubhouse facilities (changing rooms, bar, restaurant) before and after play.
PRACTICE FACILITIES: Golfers are welcome to use our practice facilities before/after play on the day of your visit, these include: 3 x bay outdoor practice net area, two practice putting greens (one of which can be used for chip and run (not lob shots)), and a short outdoor driving range with all-weather surface (including a practice bunker). Tubes of balls for use here can be obtained from the Pro Shop.We offer the opportunity for groups to come and enjoy the unique golfing experience that Hayling has to offer. A range of winter and summer packages are available at exclusive rates, minimum numbers and eligibility terms apply. You can view the packages on the link below and contact our experienced Golf events team if you would like to enquire about availability and book:
Tel: 02392 464446 (option 4)
Email: golfevents@haylinggolf.co.uk
Hayling Golf Club is proud to be one of the premier links golf courses on the South Coast between Rye and Cornwall. Having hosted a number of Championships events over the years, giving it Championship Course status, the quality of the course attracts golfers from far and wide and is recognised as a Top 50 Golf Course in England and Top 100 Links Golf Course in UK & Ireland.
Established in 1883 the course has been crafted by some of the best golf course architects in the business with the renowned Tom Simpson having the last input in the 1940’s. His work has stood the test of time and at just over 6,500 yards Hayling remains a championship golf course to test the best. With its fast fairways, fine greens and year-round playability complimented by spectacular sea views of the Solent and Langstone Harbour make it a truly memorable experience for even the most experienced golfers.
As a private members-owned club it strives to provide an exceptional total golfing experience by combining the superb links course in a stunning coastal location with excellent facilities, professional, welcoming and friendly services, social activities and hospitality for the enjoyment of its members, their families & guests and visitors, whilst protecting and enhancing the natural environment in which it exists.