Osborne Golf Club

Osborne Golf Club is a 9-hole parkland course located on the grounds of Osborne House on the Isle of Wight, established in 1904 as part of Queen Victoria's golfing legacy. The course measures 6,358 yards from the championship tees and is characterized by its parkland setting with several woods and copses, offering views across the Solent. As the Isle of Wight's oldest and longest golf course, Osborne features natural woodland features and is notable for its resident red squirrel population, which can be observed throughout the layout, particularly between the ninth green and clubhouse. The course welcomes both members and visitors, with convenient access to ferry services connecting to Southampton and Portsmouth. The course maintains a welcoming atmosphere while preserving its historic character within the heritage Osborne House Estate.