Pyecombe Golf Club is a marvellous venue for members, casual green fee players and Societies. It can also play host for various functions and activities.
Situated in the South Downs National Park, an area of outstanding beauty, the Golf Course offers stunning views across the Sussex Weald and is a haven for wildlife.
The course also offers 'a walk in the country' where natural flora is encouraged and there are regular sightings of deer, buzzards and other wildlife.
James Braid, the iconic golf architect, helped shape the course which was originally sculptured in 1894. Since that time, more land has been obtained providing additional length and opportunities to redesign the layout of the course.
Now, with the course measuring 6278 yards off the White tees, 5955 yards off the Yellow and 5559 yards off the Red tees, it is a good test of golf for all levels of ability. Undulating fairways, smallish greens and challenging dog legs, give ample opportunity to play most types of shots and to use most clubs in the bag.
In the summer, the course is beautifully presented with smooth running greens and manicured fairways. The rough becomes a picture of wild flowers, whilst good shots are always rewarded.
Pyecombe is truly a 12 months of the year golf club. In the winter the course rarely closes as the fairways drain naturally. It is rare for the Club to limit trolley use.
In 2016, Pyecombe were proud to receive the STRI National Environmental Golf Club of the Year award. Further information can be found here. 2013 saw the club achieve the 'Southern Counties Golf Club of the Year'. The judging panel noted 'the fantastic condition of the greens and fairways cut to perfection', also commenting ‘Pyecombe was the most picturesque course in the area whist providing an excellent venue'.
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16/11/2018
Course Status Course Fully Open - Play from Winter Tees Winter Rules in operation Buggies NOT Permitted For more information please call the pro shop |
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08/11/2018
Bucks are Bucking The Bucks team visited East Brighton last week for their penultimate match of the season with more at stake than normal. Firstly there was the Bill Beard Trophy, competed for between the two Clubs and also at stake was the Interclub League match. We managed a 4.5 to 1.5 victory overall that helped claim the Trophy, but also the victory meant that we finished top of the InterClub league with one match still to play. The Bucks bucked and brought the Trophy home! Well done you Bucks! |
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07/11/2018
Course Open (from 9am) The course will be open from 9am Buggies will not be peritted on the course today For further information please call the pro shop |
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02/10/2018
Club Knockouts Congratulations to Ed Emmerson & Neil Baker for winning in the final of the Peak Trophy (pairs 4BBB knockout) with a 4&3 victory against Mike Coward & David Tibble. This included Neil holing a 100 yard pitch on the 12th for a birdie. Congratulations are also extended to Mark Kemp, who beat Shaun Griffin in the 36 hole final of the Julius Kelly singles matchplay knockout with an 8&6 win over Shaun Griffin. |
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22/08/2018
Oliver's County Scratch Knockout We arrived in our hoards with over 75 supporters willing them round the course. The morning foursomes started well, with the scoreline ending 2-2, however it could have so nearly been 3-1 to Pyecombe. Chartham Park (stronger on paper) put their big guns out first and 'did a job' on us. Despite determined efforts and some great golf, Chartham Park GC won the afternoon singles 6-2, leaving the overall scoreline 8-4. A valiant effort from the Pyecombe team, who should be proud to have got all the way to the final.....a great achievement in itself. Congratulations to Chartham Park GC, we'll come back stronger next year! |
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 Picture taken by Stephen Milner, Greenkeeper. |
