Seaford was one of the first towns in England to establish a golf club. The first two golf clubs to be established in Sussex were at Eastbourne and here in Seaford where the club was founded by a small number of local residents on 6th August 1887.
So if you want 360° views across Seaford Bay and the South Downs, a brand new state-of-the art clubhouse, and one of the largest drops from tee to pin in the South, then Seaford Head Golf Course is the place for you.
With some of the most breathtaking views in Sussex, Seaford Head Golf Course is an undulating downland/links style course on the cliffs of Seaford. The Seven Sisters can be seen from our 13th,14th and 15th Holes and the famous 18th Hole has an extended vista over Seaford bay and beyond to Brighton.
Designed and constructed in 1887, this golfing links is steeped in recent and ancient history. From its Saxon camp to its use during the war, Seaford Head has an energy all of its own. You will never tire of teeing off of our 18th, some 300 feet above sea level, and watching your drive soar down 150 feet to the fairway below.
Now benefiting from a new £1.7m clubhouse with panoramic views from the restaurant area. Modern changing rooms and showers and a well stock Professional Shop. There really is everything you need at Seaford Head as a member or a visitor alike. Payable all year, the course rarely close for the wet.
Seaford Head Golf Course can cater for all your society day, please contact the club direct to tailor a specific package.







