Home to award-winning James Braid golf course established in 1922, with 36 comfortable bedrooms.
Afternoon Tea Week Competition
Monday 8th August until Sunday 14th August is Afternoon Tea Week! To help you celebrate, we'll be giving away an afternoon tea for two for FREE, because we know it's just so good you'll want to come right back for more!
Terms and conditions apply, good luck!
Par 70, 18 hole championship course
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Thorpeness is regarded as one of the finest coastal heathland golf courses in Britain, and one of the best golf courses in Suffolk. Golfers can expect a winding course, through heather, gorse, pine and silver birch trees, hitting from firm quick drying soil with rare birdsong in the ears and the tang of sea salt in the air.
Play, Eat, Relax
Dining at Thorpeness
Ogilvie's Grill House is our breath-taking ‘Tee View’ restaurant here at Thorpeness Golf Club & Hotel, open to all, serving a menu of Grill House classics, Head Chef David utilises the best of local Suffolk ingredients, providing the perfect protein for a trip around the course. Braid's Bar also serves food all day!
James Braid Designed
course history
Scotsman James Braid was one of the greatest golf course designers in history. He respected nature and let the lie of the land dictate the path for his fairways, tees and greens. In 1922 Braid laid out a golf course on low lying heathland, just a stone's throw from the Suffolk coast in an area of outstanding natural beauty. His creation was Thorpeness Golf Club. To this day, James Braid’s Thorpeness is regarded as one of the finest coastal heathland golf courses in Britain.