Isle of Wight
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Courses
- Football Golf
- Brown's Golf Course
- Tee in the Park
- Newport Golf Club - 9 hole Par 34
- Osborne Golf Club - 9 hole Par 35
- Freshwater Golf Club
- Westridge Golf Centre
- Priory Bay Hotel Golf Course - 6 hole Par 21
- Shanklin & Sandown Golf Club - 18 hole Par 70
- Farringford Golf Course - 9 hole Par 27
- Ventnor Golf Club - 12 hole with alternating tee boxes (Par 70 for 18)
- Cowes Golf Club
- Ryde Golf Course
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there golf on the Isle of Wight?
You might be surprised, but the Isle of Wight doesn't actually have any golf courses. We've explored every corner, and while it's a beautiful island, you won't find a single tee box here. It's a unique situation for such a popular destination.
If I'm staying on the Isle of Wight, where's the closest place to play golf?
If you're set on playing while visiting the Isle of Wight, your best bet is to head back to the mainland. We recommend looking at courses around Portsmouth or Southampton, which are just a short ferry ride away. You'll find plenty of options there, from parkland to links-style tracks.
What can I do on the Isle of Wight if I can't play golf?
While golf isn't an option, the Isle of Wight offers plenty of other activities to fill your days. We love exploring the stunning coastline, especially the iconic Needles, or hiking the scenic trails. It's a fantastic spot for outdoor adventures and charming seaside towns.
Is the Isle of Wight a good base for a golf trip, even if I travel to the mainland to play?
Honestly, we don't recommend basing a dedicated golf trip on the Isle of Wight if you plan to play daily. The ferry crossings add significant travel time and cost, making it less practical for frequent rounds. It's better suited for a non-golf holiday with perhaps one or two mainland rounds as an excursion.
What's the best time of year to visit the Isle of Wight if I'm hoping to combine it with mainland golf?
For the best experience combining island exploration with mainland golf, we suggest visiting in late spring or early autumn. May, June, September, or early October offer pleasant weather for sightseeing and comfortable conditions on the courses across the Solent. You'll avoid the peak summer crowds and enjoy milder temperatures.