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The entrance gates of The Wisley at first light

The Wisley, a private members' golf club in Surrey

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Less than an hour from central London, in 224 acres of Surrey countryside, is a golf club owned and cherished by its members.

Twenty-seven holes, a clubhouse built for long afternoons, and practice facilities that hold up to daily use. There is no visitor trade and no society calendar; the club exists for the people who own it.

Three loops of nine, drawn by Robert Trent Jones Jr.

The game comes first.

Shaped by Robert Trent Jones Jr.

In harmony with the landscape.

  1. The Church

    Named after Wisley’s historic village church, dating back to 1150, The Church is probably the most difficult of the three nines. Strategic golf and beautifully framed water features define the challenge, with three lakes and a winding watercourse coming particularly into play through holes 4, 5 and 6.

  2. The Garden

    Recently completely remodelled and rebuilt, The Garden is considered by many to be The Wisley’s trickiest nine. Four holes run alongside the River Wey and neighbouring RHS Wisley Gardens, creating a wonderfully peaceful setting for a demanding and memorable test of golf.

  3. The Mill

    Named after the nearby Grade II-listed Ockham Mill, The Mill follows and crosses the River Wey across three of its holes. Generous from the tee in places, its defence comes increasingly around the greens, where bold contours reward imagination, precision and a confident putting touch.

224 acres of Surrey · Since 1991

Great golf. Good company. A club that belongs to its members.

Each day, an opportunity to raise the bar.

The Wisley is owned equally by 700 members, brought together by a shared love of golf and everything that surrounds it.

There is no unnecessary formality here. Just exceptional golf, a welcoming atmosphere and a place where members can switch off, spend time with friends and feel at home.

We are proud of what makes The Wisley different: member-owned, modern in outlook and continually looking for ways to make a great club even better.

Evening light over the water and clubhouse exterior at The Wisley.

A devotion to the game.

An instinct to move it forward.