Camberley at Camberley Heath Golf Club

Camberley Heath Golf Club occupies heathland terrain in Surrey, approximately thirty miles southwest of London. Harry Colt designed the course in 1913, working with natural sandy soil, heather, pine, and birch that characterize the Surrey-Berkshire heathland belt. The property sits within a landscape that has produced several notable courses, and Colt's routing takes advantage of the rolling ground and natural drainage that make heathland sites particularly suited to year-round play.

The layout moves through corridors of mature trees with heather lining the fairways, requiring accuracy from the tee and thoughtful approach play to greens that feature Colt's characteristic subtle contouring. The course measures around 6,300 yards from the back tees, a length that places emphasis on strategic positioning rather than pure distance. Several holes play across gentle elevation changes, and the sandy subsoil ensures firm conditions that reward ground game and creative shot-making.

Camberley Heath has maintained much of Colt's original design intent through the decades, preserving the heathland character that defines the best courses in this part of England. The club operates as a private members' facility with a traditional approach to the game. The course remains relatively quiet compared to more famous Surrey neighbors, offering a genuine heathland experience that reflects both the natural landscape and Colt's understated design philosophy.