East Brighton Golf Club
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What we say
Designed by James Braid over 100 years ago, accuracy in the wind is a key element on this hillside course next to Brighton racecourse.
There are several well-placed bunkers and, with five short holes and the same number of par-5s, plenty of variety.
A private members’ club that extends a very warm welcome to members, societies and green fee visitors alike.
Only 2 miles from the city centre of Brighton with all its culture and entertainment, and yet a true down-land golf course with spectacular coastal and down-land views.
If you are looking for the perfect location to simply play a round of golf, have a great society golf day, want to learn to play, have that important business meeting or want to become a member of a popular golf club - contact us today for more information.
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- Address Roedean Road, , BRIGHTON
- Tel 01273 604838
- Website www.ebgc.co.uk
Course Information
Course | 71 par |
Course Style | - |
Green Fees | Weekdays after 9am: £50 (1 ball) £35pp (2 ball) £30pp (3 ball) £25pp (4 ball); Weekends after 10am: £55(1 ball) £35pp (2 ball) £32.50pp (3 ball) £27.50pp (4 ball). Also, £25 after 3.30pm weekdays |
Course Length | 6,426 yards (5,876 metres) |
Holes | 18 |
Difficulty | Medium 11-20 |
Course Membership | Private |
Course Features
- Course has: Bar
- Course has: Buggy Hire
- Course does not have: Driving Range
- Course does not have: Practice Green
- Course has: Pro Shop
- Course has: Restaurant
- Course has: Trolley Hire
- Course has: Dress Code
- Course does not have: Club Hire
- Course has: Handicap
Your Reviews
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We played as a group at the beginning of the summer and I can't tell you how good it was! The welcome we received from the staff and members alike was first class and then came the course, wow! You need to know how to play I guess as it has real links characteristics, wind and hard greens but seriously - what a treat!
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A great course which has both links style on the hill and parkland in the valley. Very well maitained and tough when the wind is blowing. And the halfway house is probably the best in the south east