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Hankley Common Golf Club

Course Status

The Course is Open, however due to sorrel rolling and topdressing greens, there may be some disruption to golfers playing this morning. Thank you. Updated: 28th Oct 2024

Updated: 18th Jun 2021

Course Status

Course Guide

Tips and photos from each of our 18 holes

Hankley Common Golf Club was first opened for play over nine holes in 1897 (see history ). In 1922 James Braid advised on the addition of a further nine holes. Bobby Locke described the course as the closest resemblance to a seaside links and the famous course architect, Charles Lawrie, once described the course as " one of the best inland layouts in Britain ".

The 7th hole is looked upon as being one of the finest par 3s in the country and the magnificent 18th a superb but challenging finishing hole.

The course and surrounding area are classified as a ‘ Site of Special Scientific Interest ' which includes a number of indigenous trees such as Rowan, Oak and Silver Birch, together with the invading Scots Pine. The course is also home to many birds and animals, including the rare Dartford Warbler, Woodlark, Night Jar, Adder, Deer, Badger and the Sand Lizard.

WHS Course Handicap Table - Men

WHS Course Handicap Table - Ladies

Scorecard

Hole Purple Yards White Yards Yellow Yards Par SI Red Yards Par SI

1

422 422 411 4 8 401 4 7
2 166 145 116 3 18 104 3 17
3 429 349 328 4 16 313 4 9
4 327 327 316 4 12 233 4 13
5 378 378 359 4 2 336 4 5
6 587 533 514 5 10 505 5 1
7 206 183 155 3 4

143/

108

3 11
8 600 518 482 5 14 446 5 3
9 371 371 361 4 6 312 4 15

3412 3226 3042 36 OUT

2793/

2758

36
10 477 423 411 4 1 363 4 2
11 225 216 202 3 11 163 3 16
12 450 396 386 4 7 332 4 8
13 498 498 493 5 13 446 5 10
14 413 382 364 4 3 328 4 4
15 336 318 298 4 15 263 4 18
16 162 151 146 3 17 141 3 14
17 400 400 368 4 5 362 4 6
18 462 432 424 4 9 416 5 12

3486 3216 3092 35 IN 2814 36

3423 3226 3042 36 OUT

2793/

2758

36

6909 6442 6134 71 TOTAL

5607/

5572

72


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Map of courseHole 1Hole 2Hole 3Hole 4Hole 5Hole 6Hole 7Hole 8Hole 9Hole 10Hole 11Hole 12Hole 13Hole 14Hole 15Hole 16Hole 17Hole 18


LOCAL RULES

1. ROADS, PATHS AND TRACKS

All roads, paths and tracks are integral parts of the course and
the  ball must be played as it lies or declared unplayable (Rule 28)

2. OUT OF BOUNDS (Rule 27-1)

   On the right of the 4th hole on or beyond a line formed by the
     White marker posts and within the fenced area surrounding the
     Pond behind the 17th green.

3. STONES IN BUNKERS

Stones in bunkers are deemed movable obstructions  - Rule 24-1
 applies.

4. FIXED SPRINKLER HEADS

 All fixed sprinkler heads are immovable obstructions.  Relief may
 be obtained under Rule 24-2. In addition, if a ball lies off the putting
 green but not in a hazard and an immovable obstruction on or
 within two club-lengths of the putting green and within two club-
 lengths of the ball intervenes on the line of play between the ball
 and the hole, the player may take relief.

5. STAKED TREES

    Staked trees are considered to be immovable obstructions and
     relief must be taken in accordance with Rule 24-2b.

ETIQUETTE

1.  BUNKER RAKES

     After use bunker rakes are to be placed totally within the bunker
      with the rake head pointing towards the centre of the bunker and  
      the handle adjacent to but  inside the edge of the bunker.

2.  TROLLEYS AND BUGGIES

     Trolleys and buggies are to be kept out of all heather and are not
      to be taken between greenside bunkers and the adjacent green.

3. PITCH MARKS

    Please repair your pitch mark on the Green

4.  MEASUREMENTS

   On sprinkler heads in Yards - To the Centre of the Green.

HEALTH AND SAFETY - PRIORITY ON THE COURSE

Green Staff and the public on paths, have priority on the course.
The ball must not be played when they are in range.
Green Staff will give way when practical; please wait until the way is clear, or you are called through




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