Sunbury Golf

Course Details

• Holes: 18
• Par: 68
• Length: 5,134 yards
• Slope Rating: 117
• Course Rating: 64.7

Website: https://sunburygolf.co.uk/

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Sunbury Golf hold up after a typical English downpour, and what are the greens like?

You'll be pleasantly surprised; Sunbury drains remarkably well for an English parkland course, so you won't be slogging through mud. The greens are usually true and well-maintained, offering a fair roll even if they aren't lightning-fast.

Is Sunbury Golf a good option for a day trip from London, and what's the best way to get there?

Absolutely, it's a solid choice for value and convenience from London. We recommend taking the train to Sunbury station, which is just a short taxi ride away, making it much easier than battling M25 traffic.

What kind of golfer will find Sunbury Golf most enjoyable - is it a forgiving track or a proper challenge?

Sunbury offers a fair test without being overly punishing, making it great for mid-handicappers looking for an enjoyable round. You'll find some tight, tree-lined fairways that demand accuracy, but the greens are generally receptive.

When's the ideal time to visit Sunbury Golf for the best playing experience?

We always aim for late spring through early autumn - think May to September - when the course is at its driest and the days are longer. You'll get the best conditions and avoid the chillier, wetter months that can make any English course a slog.

Are there any specific holes or features at Sunbury Golf that really stand out or require extra thought?

Keep an eye on the par-3 7th; it's deceptively tricky with a pond guarding the front and bunkers waiting if you go long. Your best bet is to take an extra club and aim for the heart of the green - don't get greedy.