Chalk and Weald
Sussex changes from chalk downland into the wooded landscapes of the Weald.
SOUTH EAST ENGLAND
Sussex
Two modern courses alongside the destination's storied heathland classics.
Two Modern Courses, Two Heathland Classics
Sussex pairs East Sussex National's expansive resort golf with two distinctive heathland clubs rooted in the county's wooded interior. The East and West courses offer contrasting modern tests near Uckfield.
Royal Ashdown Forest and West Sussex then bring firmer, more natural terrain, where heather, contours, streams, and sandy ground demand thoughtful positioning.
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Tournament Stage
European Opens were contested in East Sussex National in 1993 and 1994.
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Cupp Design
Both East Sussex National's courses were created by the American architect.
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Historic Exhibition
Joyce and Roger Wethered played West Sussex's 1931 opening match.
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Royal Legacy
The Ashdown club received its Royal title in 1893.
BUNKERLESS ASHDOWN
More Than Golf Awaits
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
- Explore Sheffield Park and Garden's landscaped lakes.
- Attend an opera performance at Glyndebourne, near Lewes.
- Discover Arundel Castle's medieval keep and historic gardens.
- See Petworth House's Turner paintings and Capability Brown parkland.
Wine Slopes
Chalk slopes support a growing culture of acclaimed local wine.
Market Towns
Historic centres like Lewes and Petworth suit slower days between rounds.
Creative County
Artists and writers have left a strong cultural imprint across Sussex.
Begin Your Journey
Speak with our golf travel specialists and start planning your next championship experience.