The golf course itself was constructed in the late 60s, and was conceived by Commander John Harris, a distinguished architect who went on to create fantastic golf courses around the world, particularly in New Zealand.  Substantial improvements have been made on the course over recent years to enable it to become home of the PGA Surrey Open for the next three years.

Though not especially long – Gatton Manor reaches 6,600 yards at its peak - the challenging course is a great test of golf even for low handicappers and boosts the longest hole in the South East of England (645 yards).  No two holes are alike and imaginative use has been made of streams, lakes and tree-lined fairways.

From our practice facilities to the fair challenge of the course there is no better place in which to enjoy a round of golf or fine-tune your game. Afterwards you can relax in our clubhouse. All in all Gatton Manor provides everything you need for a perfect golfing experience, as can be seen by our golf feedback.