The Old Golf Course
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Nestled in the scenic beauty of East Sussex, The Old Course at Dale Hill is a golfing masterpiece that seamlessly combines challenging play with the timeless charm of the English countryside.
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Designed by renowned architect Sir Donald Steel, this 18-hole championship course offers golfers a captivating experience surrounded by rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and panoramic views that define the character of this quintessential English golf destination.
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The Old Course at Dale Hill is a retreat into the heart of the English countryside. Set amidst the undulating landscape of East Sussex, the course unfolds with airways that weave through ancient woodlands, offering golfers a serene and picturesque environment that captures the essence of traditional English golf.
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The Old Course is a testament to architectural brilliance Crafted by Sir Donald Steel. Steel, a renowned figure in golf course design, has artfully integrated the landscape's natural features, creating a layout that demands strategic play, precise shot-making, and an appreciation for the nuances of the game.
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The Old Course presents golfers with a championship-quality layout characterized by well-placed bunkers, undulating fairways, and greens that require a delicate touch. Each hole is a unique challenge, providing an engaging and rewarding golfing experience for players of all skill levels.
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Golfers at The Old Course are treated to panoramic views of the surrounding East Sussex countryside. The course's elevated vantage points offer glimpses of the rolling hills, picturesque valleys, and distant landscapes, enhancing the overall experience with tranquillity and grandeur.
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Experience the timeless beauty and challenge of The Old Course at Dale Hill, where Sir Donald Steel's design meets the rich landscapes of East Sussex.
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Whether seeking a challenging round, refining your skills, or immersing yourself in the English countryside, The Old Course invites you to savour a world-class golfing experience in this idyllic corner of England.
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