Welcome to Seaford Head Golf Course in Sussex
Come and visit one of the most picturesque pay and play golf courses in the country. Where everyone is welcome from a single player to the bigger society groups.
Seaford Head Golf Course is a beautiful, downland, municipal course with magnificent views of the sea and the South Downs, especially those from the the 13th hole onwards which have panoramic views of the famous Seven Sisters towards the 500 feet cliffs at Beachy Head.
The course gives a lovely blend of downland and links style golf, described by many as an undulating links course. A 489yd Par 5 is the longest hole and an exhilarating shot to finish the round. The tee is nearly 300 feet up on Seaford Head Cliffs with a drive dropping down nearly 150 feet.
The Club House provides delicious fare for both players and visitors alike and Fraser Morley, the club professional is always happy to help and give advise from the nearby pro-shop
Club News Feed
Bright and sunny today, NO course restrictions on Trolleys or Greens. Plenty of tee times available after 11.00am, please call to book a time.
Posted on the 10th of March 2010
Read More...No Temps, No Trolley ban!
Lovely bright sunny day again down here on the coast, NO course restrictions on Trolleys and Greens. A crisp spring day. Plenty of tee times available after 11.30am, please call to book a time.
08:00:05
Posted on the 9th of March 2010
Read More...Bright & Clear
A beautiful day down on Seaford Head, Bright sunshine and clear skies, no trolley restrictions but a few temp greens for the first part of the morning with a fairly hard ground frost................ No temps as of 10am.
Posted on the 8th of March 2010
Read More...Jack Frost returns....
Very heavy frost first thing, full trolley ban (except hedgehogs) in place and temp greens untill frost lifts. Should be a lovely sunny clear day after that with a light westerly wind.
07:49:17
Posted on the 5th of March 2010
Read More...The Sun Returns!
Todays conditions - No temporary greens, no trolley restrictions. The sun is shining with a fresh NE wind.
Posted on the 4th of March 2010
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