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The Kingfisher Course is the nine-hole layout at Mannings Heath Golf Club, near Horsham in West Sussex. It opened in 1996, and the club says it was designed for enjoyment and accessibility, which makes it suited to golfers who want a quicker round or are newer to the game. The course looks out across Hawkins Pond and on towards the South Downs.
It sits in a separate part of the estate from the club's original course, the 18-hole Waterfall, a Harry Colt design dating from 1905. Visitors can book tee times on the Kingfisher through the club's website. The Mannings Heath estate also has a restaurant, a bar and wine-related hospitality.
The course is a 9-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1996. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Restaurant, Bar, Golf Shop.
The Kingfisher opened in 1996 as a second course at Mannings Heath, alongside the club's original Waterfall Course.
The club describes the Kingfisher as designed for enjoyment and accessibility. Its nine holes look out over Hawkins Pond towards the South Downs.
The Kingfisher offers a shorter alternative to the 18-hole Waterfall and is bookable by visitors through the club's website.
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