Not yet rated · 9 holes · Par 70 · Feltwell,
Feltwell Golf Club, founded in 1925, is situated in Feltwell, Norfolk, England, covering 170 acres with a distinguished 18-hole parkland course. Designed by the esteemed Tom Foulkes, the course features a par of 72 and is renowned for its meticulously maintained fairways, mature trees, and strategically placed bunkers. A standout feature is the par-4 10th hole, which requires a precise drive to navigate around water hazards before executing a challenging approach to a well-guarded green.
Located near the historic Feltwell Hall and adjacent to the scenic River Wensum, Feltwell Golf Club is easily accessible via the A1101 and A1065, providing convenient connections from Norwich and surrounding areas. The club has a rich history of hosting regional tournaments, including the Norfolk Open, attracting competitive golfers from across the East of England. Notable figures associated with the club include former European Tour golfer Lee Westwood, who has participated in exclusive member events.
The course’s undulating terrain and natural water features provide a strategic challenge, while the picturesque views of local landmarks enhance the overall golfing experience. Feltwell Golf Club remains a prestigious destination for enthusiasts seeking both competitive play and the tranquil beauty of Norfolk’s countryside.
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| Course | Tee | Holes | Par | Rating | Slope | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feltwell Golf Club | Yellow | 18 | 72 | 70.0 | 119 | ⛳ |
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