West Sussex, United Kingdom
Pyecombe Golf Club is a classic downland golf course founded in 1894 and designed by renowned architect James Braid. Located within the South Downs National Park, approximately 6 miles north of Brighton and Hove, the course is positioned on Sussex's renowned downland terrain, offering stunning views across the Sussex Weald.
The course is described as one of Sussex's finest downland golf courses, presenting a genuine challenge for golfers of all abilities. The landscape features characteristic downland terrain with outstanding natural beauty. The club maintains environmentally conscious green-keeping practices, creating a haven for wildflower and wildlife habitats.
The facility welcomes both members and casual green fee players, along with societies. Beyond the course itself, Pyecombe features a clubhouse with a pro shop offering comprehensive products and services, plus food and beverage facilities. The course accommodates visitors during weekday daytime hours and weekend afternoons, with societies welcome on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays throughout the year.
