Golf Courses on the Isle of Wight
Golf courses on the Isle of Wight provide the golfer with the perfect location to take pleasure in a relaxing round of golf surrounded by glorious scenery. With the Island boasting a better than average UK climate, golf courses on the Isle of Wight provide the ideal golfing destination and can be enjoyed by all abilities and handicap levels.
Please find below, arguably the best golf courses on the Isle of Wight.
Newport Golf Club
Clubhouse St Georges Down Newport PO30 3BA
Tel: 01983 525076
´A ´Gem´ set in a precious part of England´ (A quote by an anonymous visitor who said he had a par on the 5th) Newport Golf Club is a Golfer´s Golf Course! With its setting on the downs above Newport, the ´Capital´ of the Isle of Wight, surrounded by fantastic views to Portsmouth on one side and Southampton on the other, in between splendid downland vistas to write home about. Add to this the most important ingredient, a most challenging Golf Course built by Golfers for Golfers
Holes: 9
Par: 34
Shanklin and Sandown Golf Club
The Fairway Lake Sandown PO36 9PR
Tel: 01983 403217
Being just two hours from London, a relaxing break on the Isle of Wight couldn?t be easier. There is something for all the family to enjoy while you disappear to play our County Championship course!
The Island itself is designated an area of outstanding natural beauty. Shanklin and Sandown Golf Club is also readily recognised for its natural beauty, spectacular views and challenging qualities. The 5th and 13th holes are two of the best you will enjoy anywhere in the South of England. Although not excessive in length, this beautiful heath land course is more difficult than its length implies. There are some strong slopes and gradients, with gorse, tree and shrub lined fairways making accurate driving and careful club selection essential for successful scores.
After your round, sit back and enjoy the atmosphere of the spacious clubhouse, looking out from your elevated viewing point over the 9th, whilst sampling the catering of Garry Loftus. The Club has full catering and dining facilities, but make sure you book ahead for Sunday lunch specials and why not bring the rest of the family?
We aim to provide you with some great golf with hospitality to match, making your visit truly memorable. The Club does have a dress code standard that visitors must adhere to on the course and within the club house.
Holes: 18
Par: 70
Ventnor Golf Club
Steephill Down Road Ventnor PO38 1BP
Tel: 01983 853326
Ventnor Golf Course is the oldest course on the Isle of Wight and was founded in 1892.
The course is in a very pleasant downland and cliff-top setting with probably the finest views on the Isle of Wight. It is unusual in that it is a twelve hole course. The overall length is some 5700 yards, SSS 68 par 70. We are a very friendly little club with some 270 members and Guests are made very welcome.
The course is open for play between 7am and dusk. When competitions are taking place the course will generally close. The fixture list contains a list of competitions for the coming week. Finally, please observe our dress code and course etiquette, and, above all, enjoy our course
Holes: 12
Par: 70
Westridge Golf Club
Brading Road Ryde PO33 1QS
Tel: 01983 613131
Westridge Golf Centre is a family friendly facility. Our Mature easy walking course has been designed to provide a challenge to both beginners and skilled players alike.
Our Practice facilities are second to none and has the Island´s only flood lit driving range. We have the very latest in teaching and club fitting aids. With expert advice on hand from 4 fully qualified P.G.A. professionals.
Our golf shop has the largest golfing retail area on the Island. We stock all major brands of club and is open 7 days a week until late. We have finance packages available and wide range or golfing wear. Why not relax after your game in our fully licensed bar or maybe take advantage of our restaurant facilities for both organised events or private functions.
Every course has it´s signature hole. Perhaps, it is the second that takes this honour. A testing drive between trees, to a narrow fairway. Not only is a straight ball called for but distance too is important to permit a relatively easy chip to the green, which is at right angles to the fairway. The third hole also provides a challenge with longish carry over scrub to a ´tightly´ guarded green. If you suffer from fear of water then you may have to find an alternative route to the sixth, a picturesque hole that tempts the carry across the water. Whatever your standard we know that you will enjoy a round at Westridge.
Holes: 9
Par : 30
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