Sunbury Golf Centre sits in Shepperton, Surrey, in the Thames Valley west of London. The course was designed by Bruce Weller working with Peter Alliss and Clive Clark, both well-known figures in British golf—Alliss as a former Ryder Cup player and longtime BBC commentator, Clark as a touring professional turned course architect. The facility operates as a public-access golf centre serving the Greater London area. The layout occupies relatively flat terrain characteristic of the Thames floodplain, with the River Ash running through the property. The design incorporates water features and mature trees that frame several holes, and the routing takes advantage of the site's natural drainage patterns. As a golf centre rather than a private members' club, Sunbury provides accessible golf in a region where land constraints and development pressure make course construction challenging. The course serves both casual and regular players from the surrounding communities, offering a straightforward parkland test without severe elevation changes. Its location near Shepperton Studios and within reach of Heathrow makes it a convenient option for golfers in southwest London and northern Surrey. The facility includes practice areas and operates with the informal atmosphere typical of pay-and-play venues in the Home Counties.