The Old at Sunningdale is without doubt one of the best layouts I've ever seen or experienced. With a great mix of fantastic driving holes, with the 5th hole a particular favourite, and excellent shot holes, for me, the par-3 8th and 13th are as good as you'll experience visually. The only disappointment being when you reach the uphill par-4 18th, with views of the historic clubhouse and oak tree meaning that your round at Sunningdale is over. Worth taking a look around the clubhouse before / after your round, there is lots of great golfing history on the walls.
With two truly majestic golf courses and a rich tradition, Sunningdale is without doubt one of England's most prestigious and revered inland golfing venues.
With a rich tournament history including annually one of the world's premier pairs competition, The Sunningdale Foursomes, a trip to this venue is one all golfers should experience.
Both The Old Course and The New Course are regularly featured amongst The Top 100 Golf Courses in The World and have a rich history, ranging from European Tour events to The Seve Trophy and top-rated amateur events including The Brabazon Trophy and the annual Critchley Salver, for elite amateur lady golfers, and Gerald Micklem Cup, for elite mid-age amateur golfers.
As one of the world's best inland golf courses, a day of golf at Sunningdale is a must visit for any golfer, whether to play this in isolation or to visit as part of a golf tour in Surrey including the likes of Wentworth and Walton Heath.
