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Over 4 centuries the Royal Blackheath course has evolved and grown from a 5-hole, gravel-pitted heathland to a relocated, remodelled and resplendent 110 acres of landscaped parkland of immense natural beauty. Including, of course, its fair share of heart-stopping hedges, humps and signature bunkers.
Each year Royal Blackheath welcomes societies and clubs, both large and small, to hire our course and facilities for their own private golf day events.
Royal Blackheath also welcomes local, national and international golfers, for more information and green fees please see the Visitors section.
The Boy's Medal 11th April 2012
Please click here to download an Entry Form and Rules and Conditions and also click here for the Parental Consent Form.
For the Full Results of previous Boy's Medal PLEASE CLICK HERE.
For the Starting Tee Sheets for the 2012 Boy's Medal (1847) to be advised.
RBGC Pro Am Tournament 10th May 2012
On Thursday, 10 May 2012 we are once again holding our very popular Pro Am in conjunction with the Southern Region of the PGA. Details will be available soon.
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RBGC Pro Am Entry Form available soon.
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The Royal Blackheath Foursomes Invitation Challenge 2012
Friday, 6th July 2012
This will be a 36-hole medal competition to be competed for by four representatives of each invited Club or Society. The field will be restricted to 20 teams. Each team will field a designated Scratch pair and designated Handicap pair. The aggregate medal score of the Scratch and Handicap pairs will be the score for the Club, with the lowest score winning the Trophy. The Trophy will be retained in our Museum and the Winners will receive Silver Medals.. Read More Full Results
The Ladies Open Meeting Friday 14th September 2012.
The entry includes 3 Ball Team Stableford Competition best 2 scores per hole. Coffee and Danish Pastry on arrival and two course lunch on competion of play. for Ladies Open Application Form available soon
A word from the Professional:
"As a golf pro, I must say that Royal Blackheath's fine and fascinating course is a joy to play, which still provides long challenging holes even in the face of modern equipment.
The design, layout and structure will reward well thought out and well executed shots. Here are some of my tips to help you enjoy your game.
I hope my tips will help you keep one or two strokes off your card and help to maximise your enjoyment of our splendid course."
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