Protected Heaths
Rare lowland heath survives across commons around Woking and Chobham.
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Surrey Heathlands brings together five established clubs across a compact inland golf area. Sandy ground and heather shape much of the playing character, with strategic decision-making central throughout.
Nearby sit the Surrey 3 Ws, Woking, West Hill, and Worplesdon, forming the destination's best-known trio for a single stay.
Woking was founded in 1893 on open heathland.
Three loops of nine create multiple course combinations.
New Zealand Golf Club opened there in 1895.
Brookwood Brook features on six holes across the course.
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
Rare lowland heath survives across commons around Woking and Chobham.
Its town centre preserves listed buildings around a long-established core.
The navigation links Surrey countryside with Weybridge and the Thames.
Woking and Weybridge both have rail services to London Waterloo.
Tee times at the world's most respected links and parkland courses, secured and coordinated for your group.
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