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One of the oldest golf courses in Sussex
Designed in 1914 by legendary golf architect, designer of Gleneagles and Carnoustie and five times winner of the Open Championship, James Braid, the downland course consists of fast-running fairways, undulating greens and dramatic changes of elevation in the downland valleys and hills which are both a treat and a challenge to true golf fans.
Ranked in Golf World's Top 100 UK Courses
Renowned for its immaculate condition and challenging layout, this beautiful course has hosted golfing greats such as former Golf At Goodwood Ambassador Justin Rose, Ian Poulter, Luke Donald and Colin Montgomerie to name a few.
The Downs has undergone a renovation by leading golf architect Tom Mackenzie to retain the essential character of Braid’s concept while providing a challenge for the modern game for both amateurs and professionals alike.
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The Downs Course
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The Downs Course - Watch video...
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View overlooking the 2nd green...
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Approach to the 1st green...
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The 3rd green....
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Picturesque view from the 4th green...
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Approach to the 5th green...
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Spectacular views from the 6th tee...
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The 6th green
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Stunning scenery from the 7th
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Glorious sunsets over the 7th green...
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Glorious views from the 8th green...
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Approach to the 8th green...
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Approach to the 9th green...
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The 10th green...
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Approach to the 11th...
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View of the 12th green..
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Fantastic views across the South Downs from the 15th...
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The iconic 'Woody' golf buggy
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Views of the 17th green....
