Designed by David Williams, for many years consultant architect to the European Tour, Clandon Regis Golf Club was built in 1992/93 and opened in June 1994 as a proprietary club.

In 1996 the freehold of the golf course and clubhouse were offered for sale to the members, an offer that was received with great enthusiasm, and on 1 June 1996 Clandon Regis Golf Club became a private members' club, owned and run by the members.

Clandon Regis quickly attained Championship status and hosted the final of the PGA Southern Professional Championship in 1995 and again in 1996. The course was chosen as the venue for the inaugural event of the MasterCard Tour in 1997. Clandon Regis is also proud to be the Headquarters of the PGA South Region.

In addition to the fine golf course, there are comprehensive practice facilities, including a full length driving range with practice bunker, a practice putting green and chipping area and indoor practice nets.

Since opening in 1994, Clandon Regis has gained the reputation for being a very friendly and welcoming golf club to players of all abilities and ages.

It has always been the policy of the club not to have a booking system for tee-off times. This has ensured, right from the beginning, that members got to know each other and has largely contributed to the warm and friendly welcome that you will always find at Clandon Regis.

There are some memberships still available, so if you would like to find out more about joining Clandon Regis Golf Club, please contact the club office.

For a visitors view and another perspective have a look at what Nick Bayly wrote in his article for the Golf News Magazine which featured in their 120th edition in July 2004.

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