Romsey Golf Club

At a glance

Romsey Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course in Southampton, Hampshire. It plays to a par of 69. The course measures 5,718 yards. Par is the number of shots an expert needs for the round.

We hold the address, a map pin, the club website and a phone number. However, we do not yet hold its green fees.

About Romsey Golf Club

Romsey Golf Club plays to a par of 69 over 5,718 yards, a modest length by modern standards but one that puts a premium on accuracy rather than distance. The second hole sets an early tone, an uphill par four lined by an avenue of conifers, while the closing stretch of the front nine offers two further par fours guarded by trees and a small stream that catches wayward shots. Two uphill par threes on the outward half are separated by a long par four that drops down a valley from a raised tee, rated the hardest hole on the course. The back nine opens with a shorter, downhill par three before a halfway house gives players a pause before the closing holes. From there, a sequence of par fours with doglegs, tree-lined fairways and well-placed bunkers rewards good driving and precise approach play. The finish brings three tempting par fours in succession, including a fifteenth that can be driven by those willing to take it on, before a walk to an eighteenth tee set against the course boundary. The home hole is an uphill par five that only the longest and straightest hitters can reach in two shots. Despite its modest overall length, the tight, tree-lined nature of the course tests golfers of every standard.

Where to find it

The address is Nursling, Southampton, Hampshire, SO16 0XW. It is about 4.0 miles from Southampton. It is about 19 miles from Portsmouth. Those are straight-line distances. The sidebar links to the club website and lists its phone number. The map below marks the course, so you can check the route first.

Check the club website for tee times, because visitor rules differ by club. Ask for the current green fee, since we do not list one. Pack a waterproof layer, because UK weather changes fast.