Course Overview

Originally opened in 1934, the short course was abandoned during the Second World War when it was given over to the 'Dig for Victory' campaign. It was re-opened in the early 1950's as a six-hole course designed by Dai Rees. It was extended to a 9-hole course under his supervision in 1969.

Today the Rees Course is a 1,489 yards par-28 course and the 9th hole, at 177 yards to a small green set in a hillside, is as much of a challenge as any of those on the Vardon Course.

The Rees Course provides the ideal opportunity for experienced golfers to sharpen up their short game. The course is also the perfect introduction to golf for those just starting to play and will also help them develop their knowledge of the Rules of Golf and their understanding of golf etiquette.

The Rees Course is very popular with family groups providing a relaxed environment for parents when introducing their children to the game of golf.

All bookings should be made by calling the Pro-Shop. 

We are currently offering the following different types of membership:

• Rees Academy Membership: A one-time offer for new members at a cost of £430 and includes 4 x 30 minute lessons.  Rees Academy membership is available from 1st October until 31st March.  From 1st April-30th September, only Rees membership is available for that subscription year. 
• Rees Membership:  Full membership at a cost of £580, allows full access to club facilities.
• Junior Membership: £125 for the year. For more information visit our junior section here.

If you have any questions, please feel free to call our office on 020 8 445 2035 (option 2).

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