Course overview
Tagged on our website under Dorset, however, this course actually sits on the Hampshire side of the South Coast border. Barton-on-Sea is a traditional links course with 27 holes of fantastic golf. The 27 are made up of the original 18 laid out over a period between the late 1800’s and mid-1940’s, with the newer 9 laid out in 1992. A rare occurrence of 3 loops of 9 holes of equal quality, however the often favoured 9’s are Becton and Needles which combine to a par 72 measuring over 6,400 yards.
The courses are hard to categorise and have elements of parkland, links, lakes and heathland about them. We have categorised as parkland on the website but cliff-top links would perhaps be more suitable.
A very high quality course where it really is worth playing all 27 during your stay. With a full membership, tee time priority is given to members meaning visitor times are strictly adhered to and unfortunately visitors are unable to visit at a weekend.
Sitting as one of our most Easterly courses, we suggest Barton-on-Sea is best utilised as a first or last day course for those travelling from the East of the UK for a Dorset based golf tour.
Visitor information
- Visitors welcome on Monday, Wednesday & Friday
- Occassionally smaller groups may be welcomed Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
- No visitors on a weekend