Set in beautiful surroundings with panoramic views overlooking Freshwater Bay, the Solent, Yarmouth and Tennyson Down. A unique hazard can be found on the seventh fairway where the course threads its way through two bronze age burial mounds. At par 69 and 5725 yards long, this course is a challenge for players of all abilities. Visitors are very welcome.
Positioned on the downs with views over the Solent, this 9 hole course is one of the most scenic on the island and also has a driving range, perfect for practicing shots.
The club has grown considerably since 1892 when the course consisted of two holes for the Royal Household only. Nowadays the the course is 6358 yards long and a par 70. A unique monument at the 7th hole is Osborne's elephant pit which local folklore states Queen Victoria bathed her Indian elehpants in!. The views across the Solent are stunning.
A 9 hole, par 70 course with countryside views. Visitors are welcome, check their website for prices.
An 18 hole course in open countryside. Guests are welcome; see their website for fees. The club house is open from 10am - 5pm daily serving food and there's a pro shop with lessons available.
Ventnor is home to the oldest golf course on the island and has panoramic views over countryside and the English Channel. It has twelve holes with six being played twice and is 5700 yards, par 70. Visitors are very welcome and the club is open daily from 7am until dusk.
Try out the 9 hole Par 31 course (2012 yards) or, if the weathers inclement, the all weather covered and floodlit driving range. There are PGA qualified professionals on hand to give expert tuition if required.
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Set in beautiful surroundings with panoramic views overlooking Freshwater Bay, the Solent, Yarmouth and Tennyson Down. A unique hazard can be found on the seventh fairway where the course threads its way through two bronze age burial mounds. At par 69 and 5725 yards long, this course is a challenge for players of all abilities. Visitors are very welcome.
Positioned on the downs with views over the Solent, this 9 hole course is one of the most scenic on the island and also has a driving range, perfect for practicing shots.
The club has grown considerably since 1892 when the course consisted of two holes for the Royal Household only. Nowadays the the course is 6358 yards long and a par 70. A unique monument at the 7th hole is Osborne's elephant pit which local folklore states Queen Victoria bathed her Indian elehpants in!. The views across the Solent are stunning.
A 9 hole, par 70 course with countryside views. Visitors are welcome, check their website for prices.
An 18 hole course in open countryside. Guests are welcome; see their website for fees. The club house is open from 10am - 5pm daily serving food and there's a pro shop with lessons available.
Ventnor is home to the oldest golf course on the island and has panoramic views over countryside and the English Channel. It has twelve holes with six being played twice and is 5700 yards, par 70. Visitors are very welcome and the club is open daily from 7am until dusk.
Try out the 9 hole Par 31 course (2012 yards) or, if the weathers inclement, the all weather covered and floodlit driving range. There are PGA qualified professionals on hand to give expert tuition if required.