BLACKMOOR GOLF CLUB
BORDON | HAMPSHIRE
Lying between the North and South Downs in the heart of the picturesque Hampshire countryside, Blackmoor Golf Club is a gem of a heathland course designed by the celebrated Harry Colt in 1913.
Since then, it has gone on to establish a formidable reputation, acting as a regional qualifier for the Open Championship between 1998 and 2003, and an England Golf Championship venue.
The club is home to the Selborne Salver, one of Britain’s most prestigious amateur events, and is regularly voted one of the top 100 courses in England.
Laid out in two loops, the 18 holes comprise 5 par 3’s which all bear the stamp of Colt with elevated greens well-guarded by bunkers, and two par 5’s making up a par 69. The magnificent 18th hole is one of the best finishing holes in Hampshire.
The surroundings alone are worth a visit with the course lined by heather, gorse, silver birch, oak, and fir trees. The fine sandy soil, firm turf, and the heathland ‘rough’ guarantee the quality of golf which can be played year-round.
Tranquillity is also guaranteed with no road, rail or aircraft noise acting as a distraction, and yet the course is in easy reach of London and the Home Counties via the A3.
Location
BLACKMOOR GOLF CLUB
FIRGROVE ROAD | WHITEHILL | BORDON | HAMPSHIRE | GU35 9EH

