Seaford Head Golf Club

Seaford Head Golf Course is an 18-hole downland/links-style course located on the cliffs of Seaford in East Sussex, designed and constructed in 1887. The course features dramatic elevation changes, with one of the largest drops from tee to pin in the South, notably the 18th hole situated approximately 300 feet above sea level with a 150-foot descent to the fairway below.

The course offers breathtaking views across Seaford Bay and the South Downs, with the Seven Sisters visible from holes 13, 14, and 15. The signature 18th hole provides extended vistas over Seaford Bay toward Brighton. The undulating terrain and clifftop setting create a challenging and visually distinctive layout.

Seaford Head recently completed a £1.7 million clubhouse renovation, featuring panoramic views from the restaurant, modern changing facilities, and a well-stocked professional shop. The course remains playable year-round, rarely closing due to wet weather. The site holds historical significance, with Saxon camp origins and wartime use evident throughout the grounds, contributing to the course's distinctive character.