Clandon Golf

We are trialling a new sand for the bunkers, China Clay Sand. It has very good binding properties and so we are trying to use a compactor plate to firm the original sand down, then putting 3-4 inches of the new sand and compacting this too. We have 30 Ton of it and hoping to get around 8 bunkers done with this, we have completed 8 & 15, and we will be looking to do the 1st and 2nd next.

Lee Blackburn
Course Manager

Yesterday we surpassed our highest recorded month of rain in the last 5 years, we are currently at 193mm for January and have a couple of days left of the month.

Lee Blackburn, Course Manager.

A lovely morning for the Annual Chocolate Santa comp. Three Chocolate Santas were up for grabs and winner was Duncan with NTP and best score netting him two Santas and Alan bagged the third one with the longest drive.

Happy New Year

A massive thank you to Clandon Golf and all the players and donators to our Linden Allotment. We raised £2000 which is amazing! This will pay for the rent, insurance, plants and art materials for 2026! Thank you everyone!

A lovely sunny day greeted Clandon Golf’s charity day in aid of the Lindon Allotment for autistic adults.
Individual winner Paul Baker 41 points
Team winners Ian Thompson, Paul Baker, Jed Harrington and Max Jones
Longest drive Andrew Reid
Nearest the pin Andrew Reid
Nearest the pin in two Matt Reid
Most trees hit (5) Martin Ward
Thank you everyone who played or donated to the charity and to all staff at the club for
Making it such a fabulous day!

Lovely days golf with our sponsors and 19th hole The Horse & Groom pub. A great welcome from Charlie the manager, who also won the competition!! Alongside Jes Moon - longest drive and Len Siddall nearest the pin! Very enjoyable and super pint and pizza afterwards!

Google Reviews:
Daniel Pullen. 5 Stars. 20/7/25

Visited as a 3 ball as part of a golfing weekend and we were honestly a bit sceptical about playing here before we arrived just going off of the images we had seen on the website (doesn't do it justice) and it being on the cheaper end of the spectrum for non member friendly golf in the area.
Thankfully we were blown away with the quality of the course despite the grass scorching heat we've had this summer.
It's a wide open course with staggered tee boxes and short forgiving rough, any balls that miss the fairway can easily be found and played, every green has some nice terrain to it which we loved because playing on a flat green every hole gets boring quickly, definitely the highlight of the course, hats off to the greenkeeper.
The back 9 that plays around the quarry is a challenge but brilliant to play, you think you've seen everything the course has to offer and then you're suddenly teeing off to a green over a ravine, quality stuff.
Yes it lacks facilities such as a range, putting green, decent toilets / changing rooms but once you get out on the course you'll soon put that all behind you.

The club house is small with plenty of outdoor covered seating, it also has a kitchen although we didn't get to use it as it was shut, it's basic but if you just want a bite to eat halfway round it will do the job I'm sure.
It's a great place for newbies to start due to the wide fairways but also a challenge for experienced players with loads of bunkers and undulating greens to navigate.
Worth mentioning the fantastic scorecards this course uses, never used one with so much detail on it.