The Mendip Golf Club

Course Details

  • Holes: 18
  • Par: 71
  • Length: 6,399 yards
  • Slope Rating: 129
  • Course Rating: 71.6

Website: https://www.mendipgolfclub.com/

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the most striking feature of playing The Mendip Golf Club?

You'll immediately notice the incredible panoramic views across the Somerset Levels and beyond - they're truly breathtaking. The course itself makes good use of the natural Mendip Hills undulations, offering some genuinely interesting uphill and downhill shots that demand thoughtful club selection.

When is the best time of year to experience The Mendip Golf Club at its finest?

We highly recommend visiting in late spring or early autumn; the course is typically in fantastic condition, and the views are particularly vibrant. While it's playable year-round, those shoulder seasons offer the best balance of good weather and firm-but-fair playing surfaces.

Are there any particularly memorable or challenging holes at The Mendip that I should look out for?

Absolutely, the par-3 12th hole, "The Plateau," is a real standout - it plays significantly downhill to a well-guarded green, making club choice crucial. You'll also find the closing stretch, especially the 18th, a strong finish, demanding accuracy to avoid trouble around the clubhouse.

What kind of overall experience can I expect at The Mendip Golf Club, especially regarding value?

You're getting a classic, well-maintained English course experience with genuinely stunning vistas, all at a very reasonable price point compared to some of its more famous neighbors. It's a friendly club, and you'll find the staff welcoming, making for a relaxed and enjoyable day out.

Is The Mendip a walkable course, and what are the clubhouse facilities like for visitors?

While there are some elevation changes, it's definitely a walkable course, and we encourage it to fully appreciate the scenery. The clubhouse offers a warm, traditional welcome; you'll find a well-stocked bar and good, honest food perfect for recounting your round afterwards.