Alton Golf Club

Founded in 1908, Alton Golf Club is a 9-hole parkland course located in North-East Hampshire, England. The par 68 course features nine greens with eighteen separate tees, allowing for varied play across 5,622 yards. Designed by renowned golf architect James Braid, a five-time Open champion known for prestigious courses like Gleneagles, the layout winds through rolling Hampshire countryside, providing scenic views and engaging challenges for all skill levels.

The course combines picturesque natural terrain with strategic design, offering an accessible yet testing experience. As a 9-hole venue with dual tee arrangements, it provides the flexibility typical of courses in this format while maintaining competitive standards. Alton Golf Club is recognized as one of Hampshire's finest 9-hole courses and has established itself as a respected member of golfing communities, including affiliation with the James Braid Association and The Southern 9 Network, reflecting its heritage and quality.