Littlehampton Golf Club

Location and setting
Bognor Regis Golf Club's course stretches across the English Sussex countryside and offers seasoned players the opportunity to take on a great golfing challenge in a scenic, well-established location. It is a private club, owned and managed by its members.
Career
Bognor's current course was designed by James Braid and built by FG ​​Hawtree. It spans 6100 yards and offers plenty of positional, length and carry challenges over many obstacles. There are four short holes, all of a different type, two very long holes, no bunkers directly in front of the greens and three last holes of a good length, in order to offer a worthy end to a match well dispute.
History
The club was established in 1892, in the center of Bognor Regis, a few miles from its current location. In 1906 the club moved closer to its present location on land between Bognor and Felpham. Mr. Ernest Gray, professional of the Littlehampton Golf Club, is called upon to give his opinion on the new layout of the course. At that time, the course was still 9 holes; in the 1920s, a new one was designed by James Braid and built by the expert FG Hawtree. In the 60s, the club hosted celebrity tournaments, with big-name professionals like Henry Cotton, Neil Coles and Eric Brown, and big-name amateurs like Sean Connery, David Coleman and Bruce Forsyth. The club held its first major professional tournament in May 1972, with the John Player Trophy.
Prices
Green Fees charged by the club are £47,50 on weekdays and £55 on weekends. A preferential rate of £28 weekdays / £32 weekends applies after 15pm.
Duration:
The club is open from 8 a.m. to 18 p.m.