Hindhead Golf Club

Location and setting
The Hindhead Golf Club boasts a beautiful heather course, in beautiful British surroundings. This golf course bordered by tall pines has retained its natural charm. Thanks to its elevated position, the course offers distant views of the beautiful Surrey countryside.
Career
Hindhead offers an 18-hole course, with five tees of varying course lengths that provide a fair test of golf for all abilities, from Golf Academy beginners to juniors and players with a high handicap. Club competitions are usually played on white or yellow tees for men and red tees for women, with orange tees being a mixture of yellow and red. The blue tees allow for a feasible test for the beginning player.
History
Founded in 1904 by a group of enthusiasts including Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle, the club has a rich history: the founding fathers of the "Hindhead Golf Club" are thus Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who created the character of Sherlock Holmes in 1887, Edward Turle and other local personalities. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was the club's first president in 1905. Initially comprising 12 holes, the course quickly expanded to 18 holes. The 18 holes were inaugurated by a match between two members of the great Triumvirate, James Braid and JH Taylor, which Braid won. It was not until 1921 that the club moved to its present site.
Prices
The Green Fees of the club are fixed as follows:
Monday to Thursday: £120 for adults / £48 for juniors,
Friday to Sunday, and public holidays: £150 for adults / £58 for juniors,
Adult guests of members are charged a fee of £37 Monday-Thursday, £42 weekends and public holidays
Junior members' guests are charged £16 Monday-Thursday, £21 weekends and public holidays.
Duration:
The club is open from 7:30 a.m. to 21 p.m.