Foxbridge Golf Club

No less than eight lakes are on the grounds of the 9-hole course at Foxbridge Golf Club. It is located in the scenic town of Kirdford in West Sussex. The parkland course was opened in 1993 and is 5,702 meters long. The club, which is open to everyone, was founded by Paul Clark, who consciously conceived the course as a counterpart to elitist golf clubs. Though it has only nine holes, the course consists of a large 18-hole layout with old trees, bunkers and water hazards that are suitable for players at all levels. It is up to each player to find a way to play the course since there is a number of greens that are marked with a flag. For warming up and practicing, there is also a driving range and practice greens. The carefully tended and tastefully designed Foxbridge Golf Club is open year-round. Players’ physical wellbeing is also well taken care of. The kitchen at the comfortable club restaurant spoils golfers and guests with tasty food and cold drinks. The golf club is in a rural area not far from South Downs National Park. The next biggest city is Horsham, which is about 50 kilometers from London and 30 kilometers from Brighton.