Gosport & Stokes Bay Golf Course

Course Details

  • Holes: 18
  • Par: 71
  • Length: 6,093 yards
  • Slope Rating: 117
  • Course Rating: 69.3

Website: https://www.gosportandstokesbaygolfclub.co.uk/

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the real deal with playing Gosport & Stokes Bay so close to the Solent?

You'll definitely feel the coastal influence here; the wind off the Solent is a constant factor and can turn a seemingly easy shot into a real challenge. Embrace the elements and enjoy those fantastic views across to the Isle of Wight – it's a proper links-style experience without the championship price tag.

When's the best time of year to visit Gosport & Stokes Bay for a round?

We recommend aiming for late spring or early autumn. The course is usually in great condition, and you'll avoid the peak summer crowds while still getting decent weather for those exposed coastal holes. Winter can be bracing, but the course drains well, so it's playable year-round if you don't mind a chill.

Is Gosport & Stokes Bay a challenging course, or more of a relaxed round?

It's a bit of both, honestly. While not overly long, the course demands accuracy, especially when the wind picks up, making some of the par-3s surprisingly tricky. You'll find it's a fair test for all handicaps, offering a relaxed pace but enough strategic interest to keep you engaged.

What should I expect to pay for green fees at Gosport & Stokes Bay, and is it good value?

Green fees are very reasonable here, especially compared to some of the more famous coastal courses in England. You're getting excellent value for a well-maintained course with genuine seaside character and those stunning views. Check their website for twilight rates or off-peak deals for even better savings.

What's the clubhouse like, and what can I do in Gosport after my round?

The clubhouse has a friendly, unpretentious vibe – perfect for a post-round pint and a chat about your game. Afterwards, we suggest exploring the historic Gosport waterfront, perhaps visiting the Submarine Museum or grabbing some fresh seafood at one of the local pubs. It's a charming area with plenty to offer beyond the golf.