Sheringham Golf Links

Course Details

  • Holes: 18
  • Par: 70
  • Length: 6,558 yards
  • Slope Rating: 125
  • Course Rating: 71.8

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to play Sheringham Golf Links to truly appreciate its coastal beauty without too much wind?

We recommend late spring or early autumn for the best conditions at Sheringham. You'll avoid the peak summer crowds and enjoy milder weather, letting you truly soak in those incredible coastal views without battling harsh winds that can make this course even tougher.

How does Sheringham's famous train line impact play, and what's the overall challenge like for an average golfer?

You'll find the train line running through the course adds a unique, if sometimes distracting, hazard on a few holes. It's more of a quirky feature than a constant threat, but definitely adds to the course's character and requires a thoughtful shot. Overall, Sheringham is a fun challenge - its hilly terrain for a links course, combined with the wind, demands good course management but isn't overly punishing.

What's the one thing that makes Sheringham Golf Links truly unforgettable compared to other English links courses?

What truly sets Sheringham apart are its dramatic elevation changes - a rarity for a pure links course. You'll play from elevated tees offering breathtaking panoramas of the North Sea, making each hole feel distinct and memorable. It's this unique combination of classic links turf with stunning, undulating views that makes it stand out.

Considering its reputation, is Sheringham Golf Links a good value for money, and what are the typical green fees?

Sheringham offers excellent value for a quality English links, typically falling into the mid-range for green fees compared to some of its more famous neighbors. You're paying for a truly unique coastal experience with stunning views and a well-maintained course, not just another round. We think it's money well spent for the experience you get.

After a round at Sheringham, what's the clubhouse experience like, and where should we grab a bite nearby?

The clubhouse at Sheringham has a welcoming, traditional feel - perfect for a post-round pint and a chat about your shots. Afterwards, we suggest heading into Sheringham town itself; there are some lovely local pubs like The Lobster Inn for a proper meal and a taste of local Norfolk hospitality.