West Sussex Golf Club

West Sussex is a private members club where the pleasure of playing golf on an outstanding course is matched by the opportunity to socialise in a traditionally styled club house providing friendly service, comfortable members' facilities and catering renowned for its quality and value.  

The West Sussex Golf Club, popularly known as Pulborough, was officially opened in 1931, having been designed by two outstanding golf architects, Guy Campbell, who also designed Princes’ and Killarney and Cecil Hutchison, designer of Gleneagles and Turnberry. (Very recently, Stafford Hotchkin has been attributed to West Sussex too). At Pulborough, these architects are acknowledged to have created one of the most natural and aesthetically pleasing courses in England.

The atmosphere throughout reflects the enthusiasm with which members preserve the best of the old whilst embracing the benefits of the new. Visitors are made welcome on most days of the year as guests of a member, or as part of a society or as a member of another recognised golf club in the UK or abroad.