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| Thorpeness
Golf Hotel |
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| Course
Details |
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| Public/Private: |
Year Built:
1922 |
| Holes: 18 |
Designer/Architect(s): James Braid |
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| Guest Policy: unrestricted |
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| Men's Tee |
| Par: |
69 |
Meter: |
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| SSS: |
70 |
Yards: |
6271 |
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| Club
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Address: |
Thorpeness
Golf Hotel, Thorpeness, Aldeburgh, Suffolk IP16 4NH |
Location of: |
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| Tel: |
+44 (0)1728 452176 |
| Fax: |
+44 (0) |
| Secretary Tel: |
+44 (0)1728 452176 |
| Clubhouse Tel: |
+44 (0) |
| Tournament Info: |
+44 (0) |
| Pro ShopTel: |
+44 (0)1728 454926 |
| Bar Tel: |
+44 (0) |
| Restaurant Tel: |
+44 (0) |
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| E-mail: |
info@thorpeness.co.uk |
| Web Site: |
www.thorpeness.co.uk |
| Green Fee: |
Contact the
club for current green fees |
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On Site: |
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Course: |
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Trolley
Hire: |
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Spikes: |
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Hire: |
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Rental: |
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Shop: |
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| Course
Dress Code |
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| Training
Facilities |
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6
hole practise course: |
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9
hole practise course: |
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| driving
range: |
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practice
putting area: |
Yes |
| covered
driving range: |
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practice
pitching area: |
Yes |
| floodlit
driving range: |
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practice
bunker area: |
Yes |
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| The Club has a full length practice ground near
to the first tee. It includes a superb short game practice area, with a practice green and
bunkers which were designed specifically so they can be kept to the same standards as
those on the course. The practice putting green is conveniently placed between the
pro-shop and the 1st tee. |
| Comments
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| Thorpeness golf course was designed by James
Braid and built in 1922. It is a coastal heathland course offering a tough challenge to
all levels of player. The course winds through silverbirch, pine trees, gorse and heather.
The Sunday Telegraph Golfing Guide has been moved to describe the classic terrain as
"Reminiscent of the inland glories of Sunningdale and Woodhall Spa" - and that
is high praise indeed! |
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