Mannings Heath

The luxurious Mannings Heath Golf Club and Wine Estate offers a world class golfing experience on two courses to visitors. From the historic Clubhouse and on site Pro Shop to immaculately manicured greens and exceptional service team, every care is taken to ensure guests enjoy top golf days with us.

Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, both our courses offer breathtaking, panoramic views over the lush English countryside and across the South Downs. The championship 18-hole Waterfall Golf Course is steeped in legend – an exciting challenge for even the world’s best players.

The charming 9-hole Kingfisher Course boasts USGA specification greens and tees, offering an enjoyable mix of par 3, 4 and 5 for golfers of all abilities.

The Waterfall

Established in 1905, the 6683-yard championship 18-hole Waterfall course at Mannings Heath, is known as one of the top golf courses in Sussex. Designed by the legendary architect Harry Colt, the Waterfall holds a proud golfing heritage and remains one of the most famous golf courses in the United Kingdom. The great Seve Ballesteros drew huge crowds to Mannings Heath when he played a Pro-Am here in 1987. And Gary Player named the 11th hole, known as The Valley in his top imaginary 18 holes of the world.

The Waterfall is a scenic and challenging course that demands accuracy from the tee and presents a fair test of nerve and skill for every calibre of golfer. Take a tour of the Waterfall golf course, with hole-by-hole flyover videos.

The Kingfisher

The 9-hole Kingfisher golf course at Mannings Heath is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty. This picturesque par 36 course, measuring 3314 yards (3030 meters) offers breathtaking, panoramic views across the South Downs of Sussex.

Opened first in 1996, The Kingfisher course boasts USGA specification greens and tees, and provides an enjoyable mix of par 3, 4 and 5. Golfers of any calibre are welcome to play, from juniors to seniors.