Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, we regret to advise that West Sussex Golf Club is not open to visitors until further notice. The clubhouse is closed. 

West Sussex warmly receives all visitors to the club. Most come as guests of members or within a society, but visitors without a sponsor are also welcome to play here and enjoy our facilities, subject to the usual formalities. The combination of high quality heathland golf and good food and drink should ensure a memorable visit.

This is a club of traditional ethos with high standards both on the Course and in the Clubhouse. Visitors and visiting groups or societies are asked, please, to make a prior booking through the professional. Obviously, this is necessary so that visitors can be accommodated properly within a typically busy club diary. The dates and times available to new visitors or societies for the remainder of a year are always detailed in our Visitors Diary. It is updated regularly and can be accessed by using the navigation link at the top of this page.

We also ask that visitors must be members of a recognised golf club and that they should hold a current handicap. A handicap certificate may possibly be required when checking in at the club. Society secretaries are asked to take responsibility for this, although for seasoned golfers a call to our secretary or professional should sort out any problems.

To ensure that full rounds are completed in little more than three hours the convention at West Sussex is to play either singles or 2-ball foursomes.

Please use all the links above (in the light blue navigation bar) to access further details about your visit.

For an independent review of our club and course, click this  link to Evalu18, where we feature on their website.

Your guide to available tee times for this month is viewable in the Visitor's Tee Times section. However, a call about another day is always worthwhile to see if the professional might be able to accommodate you with an available tee time.