Bath Golf Club
18 hole Par 71
Course Details
- Holes: 18
- Par: 71
- Length: 6,464 yards
- Slope Rating: 125
- Course Rating: 71.4
Website: https://www.bathgolfclub.org.uk/
Frequently Asked Questions
How physically demanding is a round at Bath Golf Club, and should I consider a buggy?
This course is a proper workout, winding its way up and down the hills surrounding Bath. You'll face some significant elevation changes, so we definitely recommend a buggy if you're not keen on a strenuous walk. Your legs will thank you, especially by the back nine.
When is the best time to play Bath Golf Club to enjoy the course and its famous views?
We think late spring or early autumn offers the perfect balance - the course is typically in fantastic condition, and the views over the city are breathtaking without the summer haze. Avoid the depths of winter unless you love a muddy challenge, as some parts can get quite soft.
What's unique about the course design or history at Bath Golf Club?
You're playing on a course with serious history, established in 1880, and it feels it in the best way - traditional yet challenging. The layout cleverly uses the natural contours of the land, meaning no two holes feel quite the same, and you're constantly presented with interesting lies and approaches.
What can a visiting golfer expect from the clubhouse and overall atmosphere at Bath Golf Club?
The clubhouse offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere, exactly what you want after a hilly round. You'll find a well-stocked pro shop and a friendly bar area where you can grab a drink and recount your shots, all while enjoying more of those panoramic views. It's a proper members' club, but visitors are always made to feel at home.
Are there any particular holes at Bath Golf Club that require special attention or strategy?
Keep an eye on the par-3 10th - it's a beauty, but deceptively tricky with its elevated tee shot and often swirling winds. Generally, accurate iron play is key here; don't just bomb it off the tee, as errant shots can quickly find trouble on the sloping fairways.