Golf for Everyone!
We welcome visitors all-year-round and you don’t need a handicap to play on our Championship course. Whatever your level, we’ve got a selection of pay and play, membership and seasonal packages to suit your needs.
Situated in leafy Hampshire, Paultons GC is an outstanding pay-and-play golfing facility, with a beautiful 18-hole Championship course and a 6-hole Academy course that is perfect for juniors taking their first steps into the game. In addition to regular events and competitions, we offer our members a host of benefits, from free golf development sessions to attractive discounts on golf breaks abroad.
| (1st April 2023 to 31st October 2023) | Midweek | Weekend/Bank Hols |
|---|---|---|
| 7am - 11:50am | £38.50 | £50.00 |
| 12pm - 4:30pm | £30.00 | £40.00 |
| 4:30pm - dusk | £25.00 | £30.00 |
| (1st November 2023 to 31st March, 2024) | Midweek | Weekend/Bank Hols |
|---|---|---|
| 7am - 11:50am | £35.00 | £45.00 |
| 12pm - 4:30pm | £27.50 | £37.50 |
| 4:30pm - dusk | £25.00 | £30.00 |
Junior visitor green fees are 50% off the prices quoted above.
The Championship Course
The jewel in the crown at Paultons GC is the stunning Championship course which measures 6,238 yards off the back tees. It provides sweeping, open fairways along with woodland scenery, delivering a fun and rewarding challenge for golfers of all abilities. All 18 greens have been built to USGA specification, with optimum drainage, meaning you’ll never be forced to putt on temporary greens on this course.
THE ACADEMY COURSE
We welcome visitors all-year-round and you don’t need a handicap to play on our 6-hole Par 3 Academy course. This little gem of a course is perfect if you are just getting into the game or for families looking for a fun day out.
Visitor Reviews
We often judge a course – consciously or sub-consciously – by the quality of its greens and I had the pleasure of some near-perfect ones in September.
But perhaps the biggest surprise was Paultons Golf Centre in Hampshire, which I played just before October hit. It may well be that the greens there were the best of all, with their smoothness and purity of grass composition really standing out on a course that would sit well below the others I’ve mentioned in golf’s pecking order.
