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Hayling Golf Club is an historic links course on Hayling Island, founded in 1883. The course evolved through the work of several important British architects. H.
Taylor made changes in 1905, Harry Colt was consulted in 1919, and Tom Simpson carried out substantial work from 1931 and returned after the Second World War to repair and revise parts of the course damaged during military use. The current white men's course is approximately 6,529 yards, par 71, with a published course rating of 71.4 and slope of 121.
The course is an 18-hole links golf course. It plays to par 71, 5,971m (6,529 yards), course rating 71.4 and slope rating 121. Designed by Tom Dunn, the course originally opened in 1883. It is semi-private, welcoming both members and visitors. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Pro Shop, Practice Area, Putting Green.
Hayling's club dates to 1883, with the Sandeman family closely associated with its foundation and Tom Dunn responsible for important early course work.
J.H. Taylor altered the course in 1905, Harry Colt advised the club in 1919, and Tom Simpson undertook major changes beginning in 1931. Simpson later returned after the Second World War to repair damage caused during military use of the site.
Hayling remains an 18-hole links with multiple rated tee sets and a course that reflects more than a century of architectural evolution.
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