Worplesdon Pairs 2026

Part of Surrey’s revered heathland trilogy alongside Woking and West Hill, Worplesdon is a masterpiece of subtlety and sophistication. Designed by J.F. Abercromby in 1908, it threads through swathes of pine and silver birch, with crisp, sandy turf beneath your feet and golden heather in bloom during the summer months. The greens are cunning, the bunkering elegant but penal, and the routing clever—offering just enough movement in the land to challenge without overwhelming. It’s hosted the English Women’s Amateur and countless elite invitationals, earning a reputation for fairness, consistency, and class. Worplesdon is never flashy—it doesn’t need to be. It exudes a quiet confidence, the kind that leaves a lasting impression without saying a word. A true connoisseur’s course, refined and rewarding.

Part of Surrey’s revered heathland trilogy alongside Woking and West Hill, Worplesdon is a masterpiece of subtlety and sophistication. Designed by J.F. Abercromby in 1908, it threads through swathes of pine and silver birch, with crisp, sandy turf beneath your feet and golden heather in bloom during the summer months. The greens are cunning, the bunkering elegant but penal, and the routing clever—offering just enough movement in the land to challenge without overwhelming. It’s hosted the English Women’s Amateur and countless elite invitationals, earning a reputation for fairness, consistency, and class. Worplesdon is never flashy—it doesn’t need to be. It exudes a quiet confidence, the kind that leaves a lasting impression without saying a word. A true connoisseur’s course, refined and rewarding.

Part of Surrey’s revered heathland trilogy alongside Woking and West Hill, Worplesdon is a masterpiece of subtlety and sophistication. Designed by J.F. Abercromby in 1908, it threads through swathes of pine and silver birch, with crisp, sandy turf beneath your feet and golden heather in bloom during the summer months. The greens are cunning, the bunkering elegant but penal, and the routing clever—offering just enough movement in the land to challenge without overwhelming. It’s hosted the English Women’s Amateur and countless elite invitationals, earning a reputation for fairness, consistency, and class. Worplesdon is never flashy—it doesn’t need to be. It exudes a quiet confidence, the kind that leaves a lasting impression without saying a word. A true connoisseur’s course, refined and rewarding.

Part of Surrey’s revered heathland trilogy alongside Woking and West Hill, Worplesdon is a masterpiece of subtlety and sophistication. Designed by J.F. Abercromby in 1908, it threads through swathes of pine and silver birch, with crisp, sandy turf beneath your feet and golden heather in bloom during the summer months. The greens are cunning, the bunkering elegant but penal, and the routing clever—offering just enough movement in the land to challenge without overwhelming. It’s hosted the English Women’s Amateur and countless elite invitationals, earning a reputation for fairness, consistency, and class. Worplesdon is never flashy—it doesn’t need to be. It exudes a quiet confidence, the kind that leaves a lasting impression without saying a word. A true connoisseur’s course, refined and rewarding.